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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

cptLeec- «9_______________ 8S o ifiiniljiitswiii.nE — Nsn s ? tP u 1983 ORATOR PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL Pflinneapolis, fTlN Volume XLII i Table of Contents Introduction 3 Summer ................... 5 Fall.......................9 Homecoming 10 Athletics 16 Activities 28 Underclassmen 38 Juniors 40 Sophomores 50 Freshmen 58 Winter....................67 Snow Daze 68 Activities 72 Athletics 76 Spirit..................88 Administration Faculty 99 Spring...............Ill Activities 112 Athletics..............116 Seniors 124 Senior Index 147 2 A • • • The New Henry High School On Thursday, September 30, the Henry student body posed for an all-school picture, a first at the new” Henry. Because of so many changes in 1982-83 at Henry, the 1983 Orator Staff has selected Seasons” as this year’s Orator theme. 3 The new Henry attendance area covers a large por-tlon of North Minneapolis. Henry Faces the Challenge of Change Talk of a “Five Year Plan” was often in the news headlines in the Spring of 1982 as the Minneapolis School Board voted to close 18 public schools, including three high schools, at the end of the school year. The closing of Central. Marshall-U and West high schools meant substantial boundary changes and other adjustments for the remaining seven senior highs. Henry's boundaries were basically increased with the addition of territory from the old North and West high school areas south to 35th Avenue No. and west of Penn Avenue No. all the way south to the Burlington Northern railroad tracks, and east of Penn between Olson Highway and the B.N.R.R. to Interstate 94, taking in a large segment of the near Northside. Henry's enrollment jumped from 800 last year to nearly 1300 for the 1982-83 school year. Some old school acquaintances of long standing were dissolved as students accepted the Board's decision and moved on to form new friendships in new school settings for some, and familiar places for others. First trimester registration gave the “new’’ Henry student body its first look at a greatly changed teaching and administrative staff. Forty-nine new teachers from a total of 72 greeted students on the first day. Mr. Magnuson and Mr. Hickman were joined by new assistant principals, Dr. Duane Eklin and Mr. Fred Meyer. Few school organizations, teams and traditions have not felt the “challenge of the change this year, and yet the Henry High School student body and staff have continued to grow and meet these new challenges, whatever they may be. Top Photo: After two years at Edison. Henry Junior Lori Freeman discusses her new school with Lynette Douglas, also a junior, who attended West last year. Middle Photo: All-school pep fests are a chance to make new friends. Bottom Photo: Deanna Strong welcomes new Henry students Carolyn Owens, from North, and Lisa Ware, formerly of Marshall-U. 4 summER FALL WINTER SPRING 5 Fun in the Sun Summer is a time of fun and enjoyment for everybody. Summer is a time for boating, going to the cabin, and watching sunrises and sunsets. It's also a time to get together with friends and have a good time. Summer is a time to spend outdoors in nature. But soon we are back in school again, and when the snow starts to fall, it’s nice to remember the sunny days of summer. At Right: Tim Kraemer finds a way to relax and have fun on the water. r At Lett: The pastime for Bob Smude and Jennifer Decowski was boating. Middle Left: Camping is still a time of brushing teeth for Rebbecca Zwak. Bottom Right: Is this Dan Jackson's or Todd Benson's car? Below: Joe Weeks prepares to enter the pool. At Right: Modeling their summer fashions are Cassie Hule, Franny Rudolph and friend. FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER Homecoming 1982 Homecoming 1982 at Henry High School was a new experience for many. Homecoming, held on September 24. was really the first get together of the entire new Henry student body. Not only was the freshmen class new to the traditions of a Henry Homecoming but these customs were a change for several hundred new Henry upperclassmen. With the large turnover in the teaching staff there were also new group advisors, adding a somewhat confused situation. Even so. we all pulled together to Strip The Tigers Of Their Stripes.” Queen Laura Sheppard was crowned in traditional ceremonies on Thursday evening following the Talent Show. Queen Laura and her court reigned over day long activities on Friday including the pepfest, hall decorating, football game and the dance. After an 8-0 victory over South on the football field, the day concluded with a highly successful dance. Top Right: Princesses Stephanie Johnson. Raeann Mysliwiec. Lisa Otto, and Collette Cassidy participate in half-time festivities. Top Left: The Patrick Henry band tickles our ears at half-time. Bottom Left: 10 Homecoming brings out the spirit in Senior girls. Queen Laura Sheppard takes a royal ride PHINCESS STEPHANIE QUEEN LAURIE SHEPPARD PRINCESS RAEANN MYSLIWIEC fUNClSSi COLLETTE tlttltl At Right: The girls of the Henry dancelines show their stuff. Below Left: Scottie and Stephanie Mulligan were junior attendants at the Coronation. Below Right: Dig those sexy legsl At Right: The band. Full House” performed at the Homecoming Dance. 12 Left: Seniors showed their spirit in their hall decorations. Above: Queen Laura Sheppard is escorted to the stage by Football Co-Captain John Harrison. At Left: The guys look their best for the Homecoming Dance. 1982 Homecoming RoyoJty Queen Laura Sheppard 14 Princess Raeann Mysliwiec Princess Lisa Otto 15 At Right: Dan Caouette scores for Henry against the North Polars. Below: Bob Green scores on a runback as the head cheerleader (Mr. Maguson) cheers him on. Seniors Dan Nelson and Jon Harrison close In for the tackle. Gary Westbrook pursues his man. 16 Individuals Shine The Varsity Football Team finished the '82 season with a 1-8 record. This year's team was small in numbers due to heavy graduation losses. The team consisted of 19 seniors and eight juniors. The highlight of the season was the 8-0 win over the South Tigers for Homecoming. Senior Bob Green scored the winning touchdown on a punt return. Senior Co-captains Jon Harrison and Mark Meyer were named to the All-City team. Mark was also named the team’s most valuable player. Top Loft: Captains Jon Harrison. Mark Meyer and Coach Jim Anderson. Bottom Loft: Curtis Gatlin takes down the Edison ball carrier as Paul Jensen comes in to assist. Below: A South ball carrier gains no yardage on this Henry defense. u . H . Tftm uninApLn 'D £ Gatli0, Bob Smude. Jon Harrison. Tim Selffert. Mark Meyer. Mike Skaja, Dan Nelson. Larry Mark Hammei, lorn Meinecke. how Two: Tim Kraemer. Bob Green. Steve Williams. Joel Race. Joe Weeks. Mike Gilbert. Rick Mike Marthaler, Jim Michaols, Gary Westbrook. Kent Mac Arthur. Row Three: Coaches Jeanne Seiler. Monte Miller. Brent Otto. Byron. Paul Jensen. Rudy Olsen. Mike Spencer, Stacy Jameson. Earl Ketchem. Coaches Chet Janasz. Jim Anderson. 17 J.V. Team Goes Undefeated The J.V. Football Team finished the '82 season undefeated without a single opponent scoring upon the Henry Patriots. Although the team lacked size, the guys made up for it in strength. Coach Chet Janasz commented on the team’s 3-0 record, The guys worked real hard in practice, and played well in the games. At Lett: J.V. TEAM - Front: Steve Williams. Joel Race. Joe Weeks. Mike Marthaler, Paul Jensen. Kent Mac Arthur. Back: Coach Janasz. Frd Byron. Tim Kramer. Mke Spencer. Rick Johnson. Jim Michaels. 18 Sophs Struggle The Sophomore football team got off to a slow start this year. The guys worked hard but posted no wins in the end. The team is coached by M. Dewolf, and they are looking forward to a better season next year. At Left: BOYS TEAM - First Row: J. Nelson. D. Christerson. S. Dempsey. L. Modahl, T. Chrislieb. R. Schmidt. B. Rannow, R. Couette. C. Thomas. Second Row: B. Williams. A. Delwolf, S. Brodigan, C. Dueshia. R. Read. D. Boyd. J. Swanson. W. Schmidt, R. Boechler, B. Pennaz. T. Klonez. Third Row: F. Smith. J. Terall. T. Belland, B. Winberg. S. Fossland, M. Halcum, M. Gareley. C. Hazzard, B. Lutz. M. Race. Lower Left: B. Otto. B. Smude take to the field. Below: Henry offense gains yards. 19 At Right: Big. bad C. Gatlin. Above: B. Otto starts the game with the kickoff. At Left: M. Edquist paces an edge over the rest. Below: CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Front: S. Otto. D. Fritz. J. Gladhill. M. Edquist. D. Saffel, K. Mllliren. Back: J. Serena. M. Welter. J. Armstrong. J. Otto. B. Davis. S. Ryden. 20 At Left: Henry's runners push on to the finish. Above: Captains John Armstrong and John Otto. Individuals Pace C. C. Runners Both the boys and girls Cross Country team this year was coached by someone new. The boys team did well in competition and were coached by Mr. Richard Jacobson. Leading the boys team was Mike Edquist and John Armstrong. The girls team was made up of two girls, not enough to obtain a team score, but individually Kathy Milliren and Sue Otto did an excellent job of representing Henry. commented Coach Bruce McClellan. Sophomore Sue Otto worked very hard this year and qualified for State Cross Country competition. Sue won both the city and regional titles in record time. Sue set a course record at Nokomos course. Sue placed ninth in state competition. . and here At Left: Sophomore Sue Otto rests after running the Regionals. Below Lett: ’.. they come! Below Right: The rain and the cold doesn't stop the Henry runners. 21 At Left: J. Serena demonstrates his form. Above: K. Milliren sets the pace. Spikers Look to the Future Above Right: Captains J. McDonald and K. Robinson. Below: VARSITY TEAM — Back Row: J. McDonald. C. Hayes. R. Petroske. P. Talbot. K. Godfrey. JV Coach Lee Malmberg. Front Row: Coach P. Bowman. K. Huber. K. Robinson. J. Stensrud, L. Hazzard. This year’s Volleyball team was young with only four seniors. The team had to work on basic skills, and fundamentals because there were many new players. The scores were close in a few of the matches, but the only win of the season came against North. Senior Robyn Petroske received All-Conference honors for spiking. The Junior Varsity team had many members, who worked hard and played well. They were coached by the inspiration of Mr. Malmberg. Above Right: K. Robinson returns with lots ot effort. At Right: J. McDonald spikes. 22 At Left: R. Petroske passes to K. Godfrey. Below Left: K. Huber digs and passes to setter Robinson. Below Right: J.V. TEAM — Front Row: M. Wright. L. Hazzard. C. Albrecht. P. Majkozak. Back Row: L. Splczka. M. Lemanczik, J. Macosek. S. Lawrence, T. Borgen. K. Spiczka. S. Otto. 23 At Left: R. Petroske blocks Edison. Above: K. Gardner falls for the dig. Different Strokes for Different Folks The Tennis team was coached by Mr. Ray Carlson. The new coach brought with him new coaching strategy and a lot of team spirit. However the team was young with only three seniors, and finished their season with one win against North. Competing in regions were doubles LeeAnn Utto and Cheryl Theisen, who lost in the second round. Tina Purkapile and Lisa Otto competed in singles. Senior Lisa Otto advanced to the quarter-finals. The girls Swim team was coached by Michelle Schmid. The team was young and placed low in the standings with two wins over Roosevelt. Diane Almstrom proved her individual competitive ability with many records being set. Diane set new school records in the 50 free style. 500 meter and 200 meter free-style. and 100 butterfly events this year. Diane competed and placed 11th at the State swim meet this year. 24 Above: C. Theisen uses style to return the volley. Above: L. Otto returning a forehand killer. Above: L. Utto and M. Meyer anticipate the return. 1982 SWIM TEAM — Front: K. Patrick. A. Sylinski. M. Benecke, L. Bruchert, K. Jones. B. Holt. Back: K. Klinger. P. Ediund. K. Gadbois, J. Jacobson. S. Davis. L. Nordin. P. Haataja. K. Olson. L. Patrick. D. Almslrom. At Left: Coach Schmid watching carefully. Far Left: D. Almstrom takes a breath of life. 25 Above: D. Almstrong placed 12th in the State competition. At Left: K. Nordin and P. Ediund get set for the start. This year was the first year of boys and girls soccer, which was an exciting addition to the sports scene. Many of the participants found soccer both fun and rewarding. While the teams won few games they were both in the building stages and concentration on developing basic skills. At Right: J. Scott races for the ball against his Edison opponent. Below Lett: R. Mysliwiec and K. Milllren discuss a strategy for the game. BeLow Right: BOYS TEAM — First Row: P. Anderson, S. Dockry. J. Peterson. C. Dockry, K. Milliren. D. Jordheim. Second Row: J. Krave. S. Connely. J. Scott, R. Mysliwiec. B. Surbyr. D. Meyers. P. Moslowski. Asst. Coach — Ron Anderson. At Left: GIRLS TEAM — First Row: K. Bryan. K. Cooper. P. Lacina. M. Hermanson. J. Hagstrom. L. Hammel, K. Bray. Second Row: K. Kampa, K. Mutla, R. Myslieweic. C. Oldre. J. Edstrom, C. Cassidy, V. Hermanson. J. Trebesch. C. Mayer. Third Row: J. Zwak. C. Skaja, J. Mudge. F. Rodulph, J. Scully. J. Dicowski. Publications fTleet Challenge Henry's two publications, The Patriot and The Orator have been busy all year keeping the student body and staff up-to-date through words and pictures. This year both staffs had new advisers, Miss Connie Blom with the newspaper and Mr. Larry Greenhagen with the yearbook, who added, with all the school changes this year, putting out a publication was quite a challenge.” At Right: THE PATRIOT STAFF — Row 1: T. Mastro. M. McLennan, J.Lindholm. M. Durushia. Row 2: Miss Blom. R. Anthony, P. Horvath, M. Hopkins. J. Chandler. Row 3: C. Cassidy. J. Macosek. P. Lacina. Row 4: S. Keech. C. Cassidy. C. Meier. J. Trebesch. Row 5: J. Dorr, S. Doherty, K. Larson. K. Tappe. Row 6: A. Anderson. C. Theisen. M. Gilbert. T. Joyce. J. Armstrong. L. Otto. 29 N.H.S. Has Busy Year The National Honor Society has had a busy year, enjoying parties, a dinner theatre trip, a visit to a senior care center and was planning further spring outings. The thirty member group was under the advisorship of Mrs. Doreen Savage and a faculty committee. This years N.H.S. officers were President Mark Meyer. Vice President Bob Green, Secretary Tim Joyce, and Treasurer Lisa Otto. The group, somewhat larger than last year due to the increase in school enrollment, promotes fun while seeking to help others. Each member while maintaining a high academic standing seeks to uphold the N.H.S. fundamentals of Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. Top Right: J. Macosek smiles pretty. Below Right: B. Green is working very hard to stay on top of things. Above: M. Sweere Is gazing away from her school work. At Right: THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Row 1: L. Wolter. B. Green. J. Lindholm. B. Smude. Row 2: M. Hammel. R. Antony. B. Johnson, J. Armstrong. B. Knibb. M. Hopkins. M. Sweere. D. Hanek, J. Macosek. J. McDonald. J. Nauman, A. Alexander. K. Tappe. Row 3: J. Eggers. A. Anderson. A. Nelson, T. Joyce. J. Dorr. M. Meyer. J. Chandler. M. Chiodo, C. Kroening. P. Lacina. S. Faulds. J. Trebesch, L. Otto. L. Morgan. 30 Top Loft: Miss Blom helps J. Chandler and B. Knibb with some homework. Top Right: B. Green. L. Wolter and R. Antony are disturbing S. Bryant. At Loft: J. Eggers. J. Armstrong. and A. Anderson are decorating the senior hall. 31 At Right: L. Pilarski checks the clock. Student Governments (Tleet Challenge Throughout a year of many changes, this year's student government has tried to incorporate old Henry traditions and new ideas into various student activities. Elections were held in October by each class and the newly elected class representatives set to the task of planning an activity-filled school year. This year’s student government adviser was Mrs. Beverley Plant. The administrative adviser was Dr. Duane Eklin. The student government is responsible for planning Homecoming activities, Sno-Daze week, Santo Grams, and Spring Fling along with school dances. In addition to planning and executing student activities, Henry representatives attended city-wide meetings and assumed responsibility for several service projects within the school. Mrs. Plant in assessing this years students government said, As in many other areas, I believe the 1982-83 school year has been one of transition for the student government at Henry. Because of the changing student population and staff, several traditions have been brought together. With class officer elections in the spring, we will be able to stand the 1983-84 school year in a more organized manner. At Right: B. Hartfiel, D. Hanek, and J. Nauman make plans for Sho-Daze week. Below Left: B. Green helps plan school events. Below Right: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — L. Pilarski, President; C. Oldre, Vice President; M. Janowiec. Secretary; A. Opat. Treasurer. Above Right: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — L. Wolter, President; M. Hopkins. Treasurer; D. Hanek. Secretary; G. Westbrook. Vice President. At Right: STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEMBERS - Row 1: S. Starr. D. Clark. G. Westbrook. Row 2: A. Opat. M. Janowiec. C. Oldre. M. Hermanson, L. Wolter. T. Kraemer, D. Hanek, M. Hopkins. Row 3; K. Herkenhoff, P. Jackson. J. Nauman. B. Hartfiel. L. Evers. B. Green. S. Bradley. J. Decowski. B. Smude. Row 4: E. Eiland. B. Knibb. C. Huie. L. Eiland. J. Armstrong. 32 Above: G. Westbrook awaits the end of a meeting. J. Nauman and D. Hanek take a break. Far Left: L. Evers listens attentively. At Left: K. Herkenhoff considers a fund raising proposal. Below: B. Hartfiel speaks her ideas at a meeting. The Henry High Band has participated in many activities this year. The Hopkins Rasberry Festival, Rob-binsdale Whiz Bang Days, and the football game halftime shows are only a few. The Band held various fund raising events including selling candy and a skate-a-thon to raise money for their Florida Spring Trip. The band works hard raising school spirits and entertaining the community. (Tlarching Band Raises Spirit, Entertains At Right: BAND OFFICERS — Row 1: B. Zarriello. M. Sweere (Vice president). M. Hopkins. C. Hayes. M. Waszczenko. G. Moses (Student director). Row 2: B. Setterlof. G. Stommel. B. Suhribier (Drum major). J. Macosek (Treasurer). D. Hanek (President). S. Faulds (Secretary). At Right: They got the music In them. At Right: THE MARCHING BAND — Row 1: A. Taylor. M. Waszczenko, L. Zwirn. L. Hammel. L. Sayers. M. Sweere. Row 2: M. Johnson. S. Hammond. K. Johnson. C. Hayes. J. Macosek. D. Hanek. M. Hopkins. B. Holt. Row 3: P. Anderson. M. Strand. J. Mork. J. Olson. B. Zarriello. G. Stommel. M. Welter. D. Peterson. T. Edlund. Row 4: A. Fiscus. S. Rudolph, C. Osborn. J. Burek. B. Johnson. B. Suhribier, G. Moses. C. Crooker. K. Godfrey. 34 Drum major B. Suhribier is a very serious person. ; THE BAND SECTION LEADERS — Row 1: J. Macosek. D. Hanek. M. Hopkins. M. Sweere, L. Young. Row 2: L. Nordin, L. Morgan. T. Boncher, G. Stommel. P. Maslowski. Row 3: T. Edlund, D. Myers. THE MARCHING BAND - Row 1: B. Setterlof. J. Mehlaff. C. Kappel. M. Edwards. E. Lund. K. Tappe. L. Berger. Row 2: S. Faulds. J. Thompson. L. Patrick. P. Haataja. L. Nordin. C. Godbols. J. Johnson. L. Utto, L. Young. Row 3: M. Nygard, S. Tatum. T. Boncher. R. Sullivan. T. Mastro. R. Harrington. L. Morgan. P. Mas-lowskl. Row 4: K. Spic-zka. D. Myers, M. Moore. H. Witherspoon. Mr. Oakvik, S. Kranize. P. Foster. K. Thompson, J. VanArnam. 35 • • • marching to the music The Guide-Ons and Riffettes have been a big part of the Band’s football game halftime performances. They have marched in many parades with the band. They have also marched at Valley Fair. They accompanied the band to Florida this spring. At Right: THE GUIDE-ONS — Bottom Left: S. Faulds (Capt.), D. Billstrom (Co. Capt.), T. Purkapile. D. Johnson. P. Rlngwelski. Bottom Right: J. Christensen. J. Thompson. K. Coyle. K. Anderson. K. Nordin. Middle: L. Mariette. T. Trast. Their mascot Popcorn. 36 THE RIFLETTES — D. Shanoorf. L. Pittman (Capt.), M. Hopkins. S. Miller. S. Smith. mrr i nj At Left: 0. Warner makes beautiful 3 music. Below: Mr. Keifer conducts his class very happily. Henry Choirs Take New Direction The 1982-83 school year brought to Henry a new choral music director, Mr. Wayne Keifer who divided his time between Henry and Roosevelt this year, spending his mornings at Henry. “The Ninth Grade Chorus which meets first period each day, is an enthusiastic group of singers.” said Mr. Keifer. The objective of this vocal group is training voices to sing in the Concert Choir and includes several public performances. Mr. Keifer added. “We are having a good year, promising an even better 1983-84 music year.” The Concert Choir, grades ten, eleven and twelve meets daily, second period. This Choir has been small in number, but Mr. Keifer described the vocal music quality as “good, improving with each public performance. Top Loft: Smile pretty. C. Harzard. Above: THE NINTH GRADE CHROUS — Row 1: K. Grovenburg, T. Holmlund. B. Halstead. B. Minell. K. Chandler. T. Walbridge. L. Ringate. K. Blomquist. M. Anderson. H. Stanhope. Row 2: C. White. L. Bremer. B. Howard. D. Rogers. D. Barns. C. Sculley, S. Murphy. S. King. T. Borgon. W. Ericson, Mr. Keifer. Row 3: L. Foster. J. Ferris. M. Petrangelo. R. Bolles. P. Kelvie. At Left: THE CONCERT CHOIR — Row 1: D. Werner. J. Johnson. J. Naumain, 0. Billstrom, C. Meier. M. Fiscus. S. Kranitz. K. Schmidt. Row 2: Mr. Keifer. S. Miller. T. Mullen. J. Rudolph, H. Erdman. D. Lang. Row 3: S. Williams. C. Hazzard. P. Jensen. J. Akervik. G. Stolarezyk. Not Pictured: T. Edlund. L. McCallister. 37 UNDERCLflSSfTlEN Time passes quickly. Before you know it you're a senior. So underclassmen years should be a great time in life. You start Patrick Henry as a timid freshman, unfamiliar with everything. The halls seem so big, you seem so small. You feel so all alone, separated from all of your junior high friends. But as the days pass, you meet new people and now you’re off to your start of senior high. As sophomores you are learning the ropes. You find yourself becoming more involved in school activities. The thought of being half way through keeps the positive attitude going. You want to do well and make the best of your school years. Soon to be seniors, as juniors you find yourself TOPS. With the seniors so busy, planning activities and getting things together are a big part of you. One more year and your real life planning begins. Boy, how time flies — Have Fun! 38 Top: Lovebirds Steve Williams and Sheryl Miller pose for a snapshot. At Left: Kathy Kampa goes Incognito. Above: Charlie is dreamin' again. If 39 JUNIORS Jeffery Akertfk Diene Almstrom Marcus Alston Dole Andorson Gordy Anderson John Anderson Micfteile Anderson Todd Anderson Dana Annonl James Arrington Karla Baker Bruce Ballanger Jacqueline Beasley Linda Berger Dawn Billstrom Mary Biorn Thomas Bookey Steven Borgeson Michael Borkovlch James Bowen Kerry Boyd Marjorie Brekke Ne i Brewster Thomas Brown Scotl who? Tom is proud of himself. 41 Who's Missy dreaming of? Top: Who said that? Middle: Aren’t you glad you use Dial? Bottom: Blair and Chris try to blow up Janlne Frochetto Robyn Glmble Julio Hagstrom Vincent Haynes Anthony Hoffman Jaa'.a Jackson Sue Johnson Lori Freeman Joe Gladhi:i OanHaima Mary Jo Hormanson Dwayne Hohn Ralph Jackson Ooroetrlous Jones Bridget Fry or Dean Grussondort Robocca Haro Maurice Hickman Oroster Hollie Mary Janowtec Lavenders Jonos Julie Gaddy Joanne Gunderson Richard Harrington Dwayne Higgins Cassia Huie Paul Jenson Oanny Jurek Daphnno Gaines Pamoia Haataja Reginald Haynos James Higgins James InMn Karl Johnson Kathy Kampa the school. 42 Seems like old times. tos Keaton ■ Kreemor !«ph Leblanc -QooSne Loohr ■ « Meyer n Miller JleMrux Krts Kjeiland Keenan Lamb Kim Lolghow Colleen Long Bill McFoo Sheryl Miller David Mueruhubor Barb Kloln Marly Lambrocht Edward Lemko Kent MacArthur Geisha McNael Kathy MrfUren Lori Muemhubor Jan Knudson Leann Landers Joseph Linn April Mayberry Jill Mob hflfl Kevim M.illren Thea Mullen Connie Meier Shawn Modem Kim Mutlu Duane Meyer Sherri Morgan Daniel Myors Marla Meyer Donald Moss Steve Nelson 43 Michael Nasser Calvin Net 8.M Nawborgor Janet Ni nlk linneo Nordm CarmanOWre Shalll Oman Ann Opal Carolyns Owens Shannon Pakonan Chris Parker Usa Patrick Joftroy Pel lot tor Michael Pant Josslca Potofson Tim Petrengets Usa Pilar Ski Laura Pittman Rodney Pyle Joel Race Etna Radar Jamas Party Uz Rica Kristin Rob.nson Bob Rogalski Gilford Rogers Omar Rogers 44 Lance Roes Chert RouneuOo France Rudolph Denial Ryan Emmanuel Savage Kevin Schenemannd Kim Schmidt Jean ScuOoy Barbra Settertof Doug Shore Tammy Shwek Konnie Slaughter Carolyn Sledge Shawn Smart Steve Soraveen Richard Spieea CherteSt Arnaud KartStauftachea Tom Stewart Gary Stommel Lynn Story Blair Suhrbler Cheryl Theleen Mark Thimm Juaenna Thompson Mlchale Torrence Debbie Upham LaeAnnUtto Stave Valendc Frederick Vasser Odea Ware Douglas Wavlnek Jennifer Weber Charlie Welngar Allane Welch Mark Wort or 45 Isn’t this a thrilling class? Can’t tool us, we know you're not studying. Tracy Wlckstrom Marty Williams Steve Williams Nellla Willis Jostyn Wilson Todd Wiiaon Harvey Witherspoon Mar oi8 Witherspoon Warran Wlttman lonnoite Woodall Scott Younkln Vicki ZabSockl Robert Zartello Wiu Zrtckay 46 Juniors Sponsor Sadie Hawkins The Sadie Hawkins Dance is one of the few dances to which girls have a chance to ask that special guy. Decked out in overalls, straw hats and flannel shirts, couples were hitched up by Marrying Sam. The K.Q.R.S. DJ. entertained students with their favorite songs, from country to rock-n-roll. During the week students got their chance to dress in red and grey, hats and buttons, crazy costumes and their hillbilly attire. Above Left Juniors usual attire. Janine Frechette, Barb Setterlof and their dates pose tor a picture takei at the dance. 48 Pep Club members show spirit. Pep Club Promotes Spirit A Pep Club was reorganized this year under the guidance of Ms. Carol Borne. The group actively promoted school spirit throughout the year. Top Loft: C. Oldre, S. Roundsville. and C. Kroening discuss club activities with Ms. Borne. At Left: THE PEP CLUB — Row 1: J. Nauman. M. Fiscus. J. Brandenburg, K. Tappe. Row 2: A. Miller. A. Thimm, H. Stanhope. S. Roundsville, L. Waight, M. Anderson. Row 3: C. Oldre. Ms. Borne, K. Minell. J. Hartfiel. C. Cassidy. K. Keech, K. Gardiner, D. Skiba. B. Denny, J. Johnson. Row 4: S. Kranitz, A. Gardna. K. McDonald. D. Clark, K. Stauffacher. M. Carlisle. J. Thompson. L. Wortman. Row 5: S. Walbridge, D. Anderson. J. Smude. J. Mudge, C. Kroening. M. Edwards. K. Coyle. E. Ross. J. Christenson. 49 SOPHOmORES DiteUa Adams Jacquollno Adams C� ndy Albrecht Donald And Of ton Jeftrey Andefton Lonnae Andofton Pat Andorvon Scott Anderson Toni Andorson Pamela AnschuU Snorri Antell Kathleen Ayr Roland Baker Anns 8 v� sioy Mark Ballanger Andrew Bonson Roger Bentley Oavtd Bernard 50 Tammy's in a hurry. Where's she going to? Casper Bower David Boyd Jody Brandenburg Paul Bratk Kimberly Bray Aida Bryant Timothy Bryant Ronald Brrozowskl Bobby Buckingham Li� a Burrtngton David Bufvoy Timothy Busby David Bush Ricky Canes Mary Carnal Cathleen Cassidy Kerry Childers Robert Chiodo Gregory Chtsmar Can Cooper Susan Cooper Reginald Craft Mike Crego Christopher Crocker Christopher Cunningham James Daniels Stephen Daugherty Memi Davis Michael Davts Patrick Dembiey Steven OeSanteilo Kelfy Dick Kevin Donnell Laura Druk Michael DuabaM Hum. just like mom makes. 51 Kris, what a Pepsident smile! Lett: A studious sophomore shuffles the stacks. Bottom: Singin” sophomores. Right: A serious sophomore steadily studies. April Flseus Mol.sn Fl cu� Carte Foster Tim Fox Carte Gad bote JlfflNQlMN Miko Gate Oenita Gardner Kato Gardner Deimond G bson Marlon Gilchrist Kally Godfrey Latlcha Groono OenteeHaas Joseph Hager Lisa Hammel Stacy Hammond Allan Hanson vaterte Harpote Judy Hartttel Christy Hayes Charlie Hazzard Sinclair Heine Deanna Henderson Kevin Horkonhoft CharteneHiU David Hoffman Wendy Holland John Hopkins Rodney Hoppenwrath Leonard Horn AHcta James Stacy Jameson Sheran Jenkins Use Jensens Jude Johan son 52 Brian Johnson Dobbin Johnson Jactuo Johnson Jill Johnson Krl Johnson Mlchailo Johnson Missy Johnson Tarry Johnson Thornsa Johnson Tracta Johnson Tracy Johnson Carrio Kappai Todd Thunstrom Is caught by surprise day dreaming. Frank Kara Krlsllno Kooch CXonKaeum Jahrey Kassiar Tobay Kiebs Timothy K loner Jaftray KohSar Ray Koppas Vick la Kottom Sua Kranltz Jack Is laCrossa WWamLaka 53 The new Charlie's Angels, Mike. Paul, and Mike. Michelle Lemoned Melody Lewis Steven Undberg Joel Lo oa EricoLund Kart Lyman Tammto Malloy Mike Malm Gerald Marinom Paul Maslowski Tammy Mastro Raymond McCall Kathlooo McDonald Mark McKisalc David McKnlght Thomas Mosslnh Tim Michel Jon Mllieon Chris Miller Paul Miller Kathy Mineil Thomas Mitchell Qglntln Mooro James Mork Gregory Moses Jessica Mudgo Wllhams Myers Rory Mysttetec Patty Nash Jackie Neuman Rick Nelson Mottsaa Nygard Karen Olson John Olson Patty Olson Bruce Larson Shelia Lawrence 54 Just hangin' around school. The Baker gang: Lisa. Kathy, Josephine. Utlssa. and Barron. i--H Jinimw nancn Trida Rathbon OnwTPi new Bridget Rlddley Allots Rlvo n Ronald River Joy Roblrxitto SMriey RoNnson Jana Rudolph CtetaRush Chris Ryden Lisa Sovecs JeriSchlssler Wayne Schmidt Kathy Schwab Jaft Scott Bob Peterson Jill Phillips Sham Pleper Michael Pilar ski Sandro Podvtn Tina Purk spile sOlson T' Otson i Otto Sc Otto p‘ eta Palmquist ’oters ft: 3 Peterson 55 Jenny and Mary enjoy the game. Paul Scon UK Scroggins Debblo Swn« Diana Shandott Grog Shorhan Patrick Seldlecki Clayton Simonson Anthony Sima Randall Slpa Christina SJoberg Dabra Sklba Jafus Smith Stephan la Smith Jonnitor Smude Marla Spain Michael Spencer Shaun Spencer Kathy Splczke Sonja Starr Jill Stransrud Rosalind SuMvan Jeff Swanson Patrick Swanson Trlna S yd nor Roger Sykes Kathryn Tappa Scottle Tatum Christopher Thomas Oenlse Thomas 56 Klmborty Thompson Todd Thunstrom Mary Truchlnskl Ryan Truman Vane© Turner Jlnello Twoed Mery VanAukon Jeffrey Wegner Sunday Waibndge Todd Waller Louis Walton Michael Ward Terry Ware Margarol Wosicxenko Joseph Watson Joseph Webber Deanna Weller Paul Win At Left: Housewife fever, huh Ron? Bottom: Terrill's taking a break after a hard day. Blaine Williams Frank Williams James Williams Tammy WiRiams Victor WiKams i.M mini. Lisa Winn Lisa Wort man Olrk Wright Mary Wright Ronald Zimmerman UsaZwIrn FRESHmEN Jesjo Adam Leonardo Ambruse Yvonne Anderson Debbie Anderson Erik Andorson KoKy Andorson Koliy Anderson Melody Andorson Snelia Andorson Douglas Anschutz Catherine Armstrong Wnyno Aruldson Dionne Barne Todd Befland William Bentiay Mane 8errvey Colleen B-sson Kim Blomquttt Bruce Ekert is our future architect. Synovia Bogar Richard Bodes Brian Boone Janaiyn Boiler Thomas Boncher Tamara 8orgen 58 Sewing takes great concentration. VBofVovJch Jn 8 ooks 'Chandler ane Churchill anio Davis 'I Dick da Donnell Chad Boughton Burronnle Broth James Chlldrey Patrick Clel and Charlene Dawson Christopher Ditty Suiette Drop David Bowor Kevtn Byers Dale Christensen Christine Compton Scott Dempsey Sean Dockry Terri Duffney Lynn I Randy Caooette Jessica Christensen Steven Conley Timothy Oenardo Jefterey Domtxoske Craig Ourishla Steven Brodlgan Gentry Carr Todd Chrtstlieb Rodney Crawford Bobbi Denny Gary Dondettnger Renita Easterling Kristin Curtia Algebra stumps Ireshmen. Randy, how can you draw with your eyes dosed? Peony Edlund Shannon Erickson Poul Fay Scott Fossland David Freeman Dougtas Gatin Robert Gunderson Cor eon Edquist Wendy Erickson JeMeroy Ferris Andie Foster Douglas Fritz Scott Gehrig 8eroita Gurley JIB Edstrom Mia Esters Mind! Ferry Lou Foster Eric Frydenkjod Charlie Gilbert Lane Haggberg Lori Ell and Usa Evers Anthony Fields Konnoth Fountain Michael Ganiey Sam Golden Brenda Halstead Bruce Eked Fairbanks Roy Anne Fischer Mindy Fox Ardls Gardner Kerri Grovonburg Cory Hammond 60 Yvonne Anderson finds taking tests very easy. The three stooges enjoy their day off. 1 Hanson ' Haukom Y Her man son Tifl Hoopmen - e Jacobson ’v Jdicoeur 6,4 -’ey Koohior rtiv nanwn Danila Hou station Alb«rt HilJman Brenda Howard Grogory Jarpey Charmeyno Jones Lisa Kras Rag in a Hardy Glenn Haxley Cat baleen Hines Russell Howefl Jesse Jennings Toy Ion Jordan Gail Kunde Barbara Hartflel Flo Henderson Tammy Holmlund Chauncy Jackson Patti Jensen David Jurek Kart Lacina LortHartzell Kim Henry Terri Holmlund Peter Jackson Mary Job arisen Patrick Ketvlo Robert Laiiberte Ktm Johnson Sonlta King Daphine laskowskl Pam Johnson Da-rfd Kirby Joseph Lazor 61 Vincent LeBlanc Leonard L©ipu K at Moon Loyd tarty Lund Paula Mo.'xozak Sylvia Major Barb Mnrohnlc Sloven Marthaler Glenn Hazley and friends pose for a picture. Monica Lomanczlk Douglas Loalln Bradlay lutz Dustmo Lutz Rosomary Mallard Kovln Malono Hilary Matt Jim McAlllstor David Minor wchoiio Minor Erin Moonoyham Lynn Moore Patrice Mruz Sandra Murphy U a Lov=ie James Lyman Laura Martotto Thomas Meride Slofanie MOor Tracy Morgan Mario Murschel Cheryl Uoske Marcel Lynn Marcello Maries JadMetzer Bridget Mined Randy Motzko Kelly Myers Darren Love Todd Madennan Marcto Marks Ann Millar Lara Modahl Scott Moytan Brenda Nataon 62 Walling in line again. Chfiitkve Nelson Scott Neuberry Ondruch Teresa Owens Ctvtstioa Pierson Joretto RadcMt Robert Road John Nelson Kathleen Nordw Lora Ottorness Alan PawJ tacher Paula Pelo son Jodi Rako Toni Rock Lynn Nelson Troy Norlrom Scott Otterstetter Robert Ponnaz Tim Pittman Justin Rancour Charlotte Relnartz Michele Nelson Kathertr� e O'Brton Sara Otto Rudy Perez Robort Plante Kevin Randolph Desiree Rice Vicki Nelson Lynn O'Keele Michelle Owens Karen Petersen Luke Pondor William Rannow Lourl Splczka All right boys, get to work! Mark Petrangeto 63 Freshmen's study habits. Some freshmen get a taste of high school life. Jamee Richardson Jacklo Robinson Edward Ross Oavtd Satfoii Rodrick Schmldl Thomas Simon Philip Smith Tony Rincon Desiree Ropers Lori Ryan Bryan Sam Barry Scrlbnor Baron Slnkdeld William Smith Usa Ringate Edward Roper ShananRyden Wendy Sawyer Christine Sculley Doon Slnkfieid Michele Snowberg Patricia Rlngweuskl Paul Roaemeyer Brinda Saarola Kim Saxhaug John Serena Carol Skaja Heidi Stanhope 64 English assignments can be real exciting. t Stewart 1 'ttSumsted 1 '•u Thibodeaux ■lan Trager r Uhlenkott ! 'Ul Washington ‘■•chard Wright John Stiele Mark Sundllo Amy Thlmm Tammy Treat Regina VanArnnm Candance White Amy Wool let Tracy Stlltday Jodi Stohl Klrtwulh Suykry Kevin Taylor T roy Thompson Kart T ownsend Joet Trofethren Urvda Truchlnskl Stephanie WaJsnnen Tammy Waibrtdgo Michelle Whitson Benjamin Wmberg Cynthia Younkln Jennifer Zwak Our future chemist. 65 66 Below Right: THE MATH TEAM — A. Anderson. B. Green. M. VanAuken. P. Maslowski. Ms. Borne. P. Ringwelski, L. Mariette. Not Pictured: A. Alexander. J. Nauman. D. Bursell. Below Left: Ms. Borne goes through her papers. The newly organized Math Team was coached by Ms. Carol Borne. The nine member squad participated in five meets, competing in four different math categories. Each member competes in two events. The squad is required to represent all grades. fTlath Squad Organized, Competes Matheletes study very hard for competition. FALL SPRING SUMMER 67 rM ' 4 U HfcN THE. U)E- YTHtR. GETS COUD Htvjfev GET HOT January 31-February 4 was Sno-Daze '83. The week started off on Monday with Toga Day. Henryites braved the cold weather to come to school in their favorite-colored sheets. Tuesday students dressed up in their favorite sportswear. Wednesday people were dressed in their Oxford shirts, argile socks, and boat shoes. Thursday Henry was invaded by Punk-rockers, and to wrap up the week. Friday was 50’s day. All night students rocked-n-rolled to the sounds of the 50’s at the dance. Students also had a chance to participate in after school activities, such as a Tug-of-War and Snowball eating contest. Suspense built up throughout the week as everyone wondered who would be Henry’s 1983 Sno-King. A Top Ten was chosen the week before, consisting of Rob Antony, Mark Meyer, Eddie Banks, Gary Westbrook, Bob Smude, Tim Seiffert, Tom Heinecke, Dan Jackson, Gerg Hampton, Rick Johnson. Rick, Tim, Bob, Eddie, and Gary, were named to the Top Five in a second round of voting, and on Friday evening, Bob Smude was crowned king by Homecoming Queen Laura Sheppard. 68 69 1983 Sno-Daze Royalty King Bob Smude Prince Eddie Banks Prince Tim Seiffert 71 Prince Gary Westbrook Prince Rick Johnson At Jackson, Tim Seiffert. Bob Smude. Back: Tom Heinecke, Rick Johnson. Mark Meyer. Eddie Banks. Gary Westbrook. Middle Left: Tim and Mark lend Gary a helping hand. Middle: Danny Jurek has the Fonz look. Bottom Right: The Preppy look. Bottom Left: These girls really have style. 72 Top Left: Margie dreams of her date tonight. Top Right: Sports day. Middle Left: Ricky, when did you become a cheerleader? Middle Right: Michelle Snowberg and her slaves for the day. Bottom Left: Toga Day. 73 I----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 (Tlore Sno-Daze Fun Below: Tug-of-War teams pull to victory! Top Right: Deanna, aren't you a little early for Easter? Middle Right: Tom Edlund participated in the snowball eating contest. Above: TUG-OF-WAR WINNERS — Front: Jennifer Decowski. Bob Smude. Back: Brent Otto. Mike Skaja. Mark Meyer. Jeannine McDonald. Linda Wolter. Robyn Petroske. At Left: Andy Nelson, pregnant? 74 75 Fast-Paced Cagers Come Close The boys varsity basketball team had many new players this year. They worked well together and played a faster-paced game compared to those of years gone by. Captain Dan Nelson provided leadership on the court and led the team in scoring. The team finished their season with losing over-all record, but many games were lost by fewer than four points. At Right: J. Rivers gets up high on the opening jump. Below: F. Bently passes the ball around South's defense. Below Right: BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — Row 1: F. Bently. L. Childers. R. Haynes, G. Hampton. Back Row: Coach J. Washington. V. Graham. D. Nelson. W. Epps. R. Taylor. D. Pickford, D. Johnson. 76 Above: Hampton reaches for the loose ball. 1 At Left R. Smith keeps his eye on the defense. Below Left: Moods vary while watching from the bench. Above: J.V. BASKETBALL -Front: D. McKnight. R. Baker. M. Lynn. R. Smith, A. Williams. Back: Coach McKissIc. H. Henning, R. Hollifield. S. Jameson. J. Johnson, B. Otto. B. Weinberg. T. May, K. Childers. G. Moses. 77 Above: D. Nelson goes up for the shot. Above: R. Baker scores on a finger-roll. Above Middle: VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Front: K. Robinson. K. Cassidy. J. Melhoff Strensrud. M. Nygard. Back Row: Coach Mike Schlink. Manager K. McDonald. S. Lindberg L. Otto. R. Petroske. Y. Baily, Athletic Director D. Swanson. M. Meyer. Directly Above: K. concentrates on the rim. At Left: J. Melhotf brings the ball down the court past the Soutfi defense. Lady Cagers Play the Press UCLA Style The girls varsity basketball team was coached for the first time by Mr. Schlink. Mr. Schlink has previously coached teams at Our Lady of Victory and in the Apple Valley area. The team was led by the scoring of Robyn Petroske and the rebounding of Staci Lindberg. The Junior Varsity was coached by Peg Bowman again this year. The team consisted of underclass men in all three grades. At Right: R. Petroske looks for the open center. S. Lindberg. Below Left: An aerial view of Melhoff's stylish shot at the free throw line. 78 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM — Front: L. Eiland, M. Hermandson. R. Sullivan. Above Middle: Time out for a talk on tactics. Where's fiddle: J. Jurke, L. Utto, K. Godfrey, K. Gardner. Back Row: Coach P. Bowman. B. Klein. J. the coach? Above: Will B. Klein pass or shoot? $lohl, T. Borgan, G. Kunde. 79 Inexperienced Wrestlers Hope to Improve This year’s wrestling team consisted of mostly inexperienced wrestlers. Their record was 2-11 for varsity and 4-2 for J.V. Coach Monte Miller is hoping for more wins next year. According to Mr. Miller. Andy Nelson was the winningest wrestler in Henry High. He won over 70 matches.” The team will be losing it’s best wrestlers, but hopes to rebuild. Far Below: Connie Meyer cheers the wrestling team on. Directly Below: Team members wait for the next match. Far Above: Team members do calisthenics before the Grace match begins. Directly Above: J.V. WRESTLING TEAM — First Row: D. Bush. R. Hoppenrath. B. Lake. T. Kramer. Row Two: T. Bryant. D. Bursey. M. Dueball. S. Tatum. V. Hobley. 80 A! Right: Team members congratulate opponents. Below: VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM — Row 1: A. Nelson. O. Rogers. S. Lindberg. M. Randall. S. Nelson. A. Lin-dgren. Row 2: Coach M. Miller. C. Durushia. R. Smith. S. Samuelson. T. Michel. G. Wright. Far Below: Mr. Miller gives C. Durushia a pep talk. 81 Far Below: Henry wins southwest in overtime. 3-2. Directly Below: Busby congratulates Benson on his goal. Pucksters Adjust to New Coaching After many years under the coaching direction of Mr. Ed McGowen the varsity hockey team was coached this year by David Busby. The hockey team had a record of 4-8 in Minneapolis City Conference play. The team will be losing four seniors and returning with eleven juniors. They are hoping for a better season next year. 82 Upper Left: Busby races for the puck. At Lett: VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM — Front: B. Penn z. D. Carlson. P. Borman. M. Gilbert. P. Miller. M. Marthaler. R. Mysliwiec. J. Swanson. $. Dockry. Back: T. Busby. C. Dockry. T. Nelson. M. Fink. G. Anderson. L. Roberts. K. Schulter. K. McArthur. T. Benson. Coach Dave Busby. Above: Coach Busby watches the game carefully. Far Below: R. Mysliwiec scores for Henry. Far Below: Henry celebrates a glorious victory. Directly Below: M. Gilbert blocks the puck from Directly Below: Dockry and Benson celebrate Edison opponent. another goal. AiJove: JUNIOR VARSITY — Row 1: R. Chido. T. 8ookey. R. Reed. B. Scribner. S. Dockery. M. Marnier. S. Conley. Row 2: J. Taylor. J. Irwin. J. Peterson. A. Hillman. W. Arvidson. K. Schluter, Coach Hartzell. S. Marthaler. At Right: R. Mysliwiec, K. Carther. J. Swanson team up on Southwest. 83 Far Below: C. Dockery, T. Busby and T. Benson use teamwork to score on Edison. Far Below: The game begins. Directly Below: T. Benson Directly Below: M. Gilbert stops the goal as the defense looks on. beats the Edison goalie. 84 Small Gym Squad Hangs in There Led by the team’s only senior, Cocaptain Linda Wolter, this years girls gymnastic team suffered through a long season with a squad of only five. The team was coached by Miss Pat Koopmans and had some good individual performances. The team’s new assistant coach was Mr. Kurt Quinner. Far Lett: C. Johnson demonstrates a graceful arabesque. At Left: E. Mooneyham begins her routine with a double leg step up mount. Far Left: L. Wolter con-centrates as she prepares to move on to her next skill. Above: GYMNASTIC TEAM — L. Wolter, C. Umpkins, E. Mooneyham, C. Johnson. L. Hammel. 85 At Left: During warmups. L. Hammel skillfully executes a back walkover. Above: Coach Koopmans watches the action. Cross Country Skiers Hit the Slopes This year’s Cross Country Ski Team was led by Captains John Armstrong, Andy Anderson, and John Eg-gers. The highlight of the ski team was when the relay team of Mike Edquist, John Armstrong, Sue Otto and Diane Almstronm took 3rd place in the City Meet. Once again Sue Otto qualified for the state meet by placing 4th in the region meet. Sue went on to place 17th at the state meet. At Right: Sue Otto keeps an eye on the finish line. Below: Coach Waller sneaks in one final Wax demo . mm Above Top: A. Anderson takes the race in stride. Above: J. Armstrong studies the course ahead. 87 Above: M. Edquist prepares for take-off. At Right: Coach Bruce Waller after a day at the races. Above Middle: No time for a smile. Pat Cheerleaders Show Spirit Sports wouldn’t have been as exciting without the smiling faces of the cheerleaders, cheering the Patriots on to a victory. Pep fests wouldn’t have been as surprising without the many energetic cheerleaders who raised the Patriots spirit. Everybody raise your hands. If you use Dial. The Football Cheerleaders: Front — L. Pilarskl. C. Cassidy. J. Decowskl. C. Cassidy. C. Edstrom. Back — A. Opat. Captain L. Arbogast, Captain M. McLennan. C. Cassidy. The Basketball Cheerleaders: Front — B. Hollie A. Thimm, Captains K. Curtis. L. Ebers. Back — J. Rakos. L. Greene. L. Childers. A. Opat. Be careful Ann. don't kick Mary! ERLEAOERS K. Kampa. w strong hockey pose THE WRESTUNG CHEERLEADERS — Row t: K. Stautlacher. C. Mayor Row 2: C. St. Arnaud. J. Johnson. C. Long. L. Berger. A the Homecoming game the football cheerleaders do a tot ol hard, strong c eering for the team and for the crowd of people attending the game. Kicking Up a Storm The Hi-Lites, Pastels, Front-Five and the Patriettes have appeared in many school activities such as sports events, pep tests and several others. This year the Patriettes are participating in competitions against other schools. They have worked very hard by putting in long hours after school. Their hard work has paid off and they stand out above the many other dancelines. Below Lott: Captains ot the Hi-Lites B. Setterlof and M. Sweere. Below Right: MEMBERS OF THE HI-LITES — J. Weber. K. Christopherson. A. Mooneyham. G. Foster. B. Setterlof. J. Frechette. C. Meier. L. Nelson. M. Sweere. K. Ditty. T. Mullen. Not Pictured: J. Scully. Below: Hi-Lites can really entertain us at pep tests At Lett: MEMBERS OF THE PASTEL PATS - (Green) J-Lindholm. (Yellow) M. Durushia. (White) L. Wolter. (Pink) M. Janowiec. (Blue) Captain T. Snowberg. (Lavender) Alternate H. Matt Above: At the pep tests the Pastels can really move with a lot of color in them. Below: The Patriettes are Just hanging around for kicks. At Left: The Patriettes give a lot of concentration into their dancing. Below: Front Five: L. Sheppard, J. Schultz. C. Kroening, S. Keech, D. Enger and not pictured. D. Hanek. At Left: Row 1: C. Meier. J. Schultz. T. Mullen. Row 2: C. Kroening, L. Nelson. J. Mudge. J. Skully. B. Setterloff. L. Sheppard. Row 3: S. Keech. L. Arbogast, T. Showberg. C. Oldre. K. Edstrom. G. Foster. A. Mooneyham. Row 4: L. Wolter, J. Petterson. M. Durushia. K. Christopherson. M. Janowiec. J. Lindholm. H. Matt. Above: The Patriettes give us a wonderful pose. Hard Work Pays Off Henry’s dancelines and cheerleading squads worked hard throughout the school year preparing routines and numbers. The dedication and hard work of each group helped to create and strengthen school spirit. 92 93 Speech, Debate Speak Out This year’s Speech team consists of 26 members, many returning from last year. Many long hours are put into writing a speech. This hard work pays off. Returning this year were Andy Anderson and Charles Greene who went to State Competition last year. Most of the credit for the team’s success goes to Miss Connie Blom, the organizer of the Speech Team. This year a Debate Team was re-established at Henry under the leadership of Mrs. Bev Plant. Starting with a small group of interested students, Mrs. Plant began teaching the basics of debate last fall. After hours of research and practice, this year’s team was successful in winning a number of debates. The team was led by Seniors Andy Anderson and John Armstrong. Mrs. Plant stated she is “very proud of what they accomplished.” Top Right: S. Bradley emphasizes a point during his speech. Below: F. Kara presents his final statement. At Right: C. Blom helps J. Chandler and B. Knib to prepare for a speech. At Left: THE SPEECH TEAM MEMBERS — Row 1: G. Moses. J. Hartfiel, M. VanAuken. K. Keech, M. Waszczenko, M. Gardner. Row 2: J. Dorr. E. Lund. M. Nygard. C. Oldre. P. Lacina. Row 3: P. Maslowski. F. Kara. J. Nauman. M. Fiscus. M. Hopkins. S. Miller. J. Macosek. S. Olson. J. Chandler, C. Blom. Row 4: S. Walbridge, C. Meier. J. Armstrong. C. Thelsen. A. Anderson. C. Greene. 94 Top Left: M. VanAuken researches in preparation for a debate. Bottom Left: A. Anderson and J. Armstrong gluing some last minute evidence. Below: C. Greene presents some strong evidence. 95 Intramural Basketball Gains the Spotlight Above Top Right: I. Ponder sets up the play. Above: Organizer, timekeeper and scorer. Swannie. For over fifteen years. Mr. Swanson has organized an intramural basketball program for athletes who normally would not compete in the winter trimester. Players consist of football players, cross country runners, baseball players or those who like to play basketball but not at the varsity level. The games are played with a little more physical contact than the varsity games, and a lot faster than a game in phy-ed class. The players receive no recognition, rather the satisfaction of competing with friends, keeping in shape and perhaps drawing a standing room only crowd of twenty fans down in the old boy’s gym. The guys compete in a round-robin tournament to establish a champion team. The champion intramural team usually plays against the 76’s, the Jets, the Bruisers, and the Bruins. Above Middle: INTRAMURALS PARTICIPANTS — T. Johnson. D. Myers. M. Edquist. J. • Adams. T. Heineke. Referee K. Childers, B, Greene. T. Seifert. J. Michels. M. Skaja. J. Harrison. Back Row: M. Spencer, D Meyers. I. Ponder. B. Smude. J. Mork, M. Meyer. K. Olson and C. Gatlin Above: Is this where I am suppose to stand? 97 Above Middle: 8. Smude movin' on the fast break. Directly Above: J. Michael puts up the shot with style. At Left: Shoot, Skaja, Shoot!!! Key Club Promotes Community Service Key Club is a service organization that helps the community as well as getting together for fun. The group meets after school. This year’s officers are: President T. Purkapile, First Vice President K. Tappe. Second Vice President D. Bush, Secretary M. Hopkins, Treasurer C. Sjoberg. Above: T. Purkapile looks over a paper. Top Right: KEY CLUB - Row 1: C. Cooper. M. Johnson. J. Johnson. J. Ryan. C. Sjoberg. Row 2: T. Purkapile. K. Johnson. K. Tappe. A. Fiscus. C. Ryden. D. Bursey. Bottom Right: J. Ryam looks tor new adventures outside her group. 98 Henry principal Yngve Magnuson. Administrative Team Sets Goals for Henry The administrators of Henry, 1982-83, pose for a picture. Henry’s three assistant principals are Dr. Duane Eklin, Mr. Gerald Hickman, and Mr. Fred Meyer. Joyce Black Aide to Principal James Greer Truancy Worker Ron Henderson Aide to Principal 99 Counselors, Soc. Workers Offer Students Assistance Eleanor Felker Social Worker Donald Rinkenberger Social Worker Irene Adams Counselor Robert Fricke Counselor Clareen Nyquist Counselor 100 At Left: Bernie McGuinness, Drug Awareness Counselor; Al Berryman, Police Liaison Officer. Peter Aguilar Industrial Art James Anderson Social Studies Donald Bergerson Social Studies Raymond Almen Math Wesley Anderson Social Studies Constance Blom English David Andell SPAN Kenneth Belkhom Industrial Arts Harold Bobgan Art Faculty Changes mark ’82-83 Year The 1982-83 school year saw a great change in the Henry faculty with more than two-thirds of this year's staff new to the building. Students taking classes in several departments, like Science, were met at registration for first trimester by all new faces. But no matter what the subject, the teaching staff has had to work hard at acquainting themselves to new teaching situations. By second trimester Henry seemed to be operating quite normally. There was less newness” apparent and students and teachers alike were able to focus primarily on getting and offering a sound education. At Left: Mr. W. Anderson helps his students. Above: Mr. R. Almen aides a student working the computer. 101 Carol Borne Math Dan Christensen Social Studies Donald Davis Coordinator James Dotseth Phy-Ed. Driver's Ed. Elsie Edwards Spanish Lucy Falor Home Ec. James Feeley Social Studies Robert Fridgen Science 102 Murray Fuller Chemistry Larry Greenhagen English Patricia Gronberg Coordinator Beverly Hefte English James Heller Coordinator James Holtz Math John Hosch’ English Terrance Hughes Reading Rolf Hues Special Ed. Richard Jacobson Math 103 William Jacobson Math Curt Johnson Art Al Kabanuk Special Ed. Can you solve this problem. Mr. Fridgen? Marjorie Kadue Home Ec. Wayne Keifer Music Carl Knutson Coordinator Richard Kramer Science Math Dennis Kueng Social Studies Julie Landsman SPAN Above: Mr. Aguilar shows how to do the job. At Right: Mr. W. Jacobson takes a moment to reflect on his job. 104 Mrs. Kadue wonders, What shall we make today?' Joseph Loesch Social Studies 'Vayne Malmberg Special Ed. liarbara Mattill ledia Center Monte Miller Social Studies Gerald Oakvik Music Patrick O'Brien SPAN Hannah Ofathen Math Thomas Olson SPAN Jean Pecchia Phy. Ed. Above: What can Mr. Hosch be telling Mrs. Plant to make her look so worried? At Left: Coach Pecchia offers some advice. 105 Beverly Plant English Robin Proud French Al Quiring Industrial Arts Rodney Ray Math Doreen Savage English Bernard Schulte Coordinator Jeanne Seiler English Margaret Shane Phy. Ed. Gene Smith Coordinator 106 Lynn Smith Coordinator John Walston Social Studies Don Swanson Phy. Ed. Donald Wander Math Wallace Swanson English John Washinton Phy. Ed. Diane Thoreson Special Ed. Sandra Westby Reading Corinne Vince English Ted Wyrowski Business 107 Jeanne Dixon SPAN Mildred Faith Nurse Ruth Iverson SPAN Eddie Johnson SPAN Audrey Verio Health Asst. Support Staff Rids School Lenora Clark Speech Lucille Holthus Tutor Pat Berger Attendance Bonnie Kramber Finance Shirley Gish Dept. Chr. Aide Adeline Void Transportation Carol Kleven Program Marjorie Weir Counselor Mary Kosloski Media Center Gladys Westberg Office 108 CUSTODIAL STAFF — Front: W. White. A. Jackson. D. Milleon. Back: B. Robeck. B. Betts. L. Fiscus. L. Dubois. R. Lasota. Custodians, Cooks Serve Another job tor the janitor. LUNCHROOM STAFF — B. Miller. D. Younkin, A. Zelesik. J. Homo. D. Turnquist. Left Top: Where did all this come Irom? Left Bottom: Where did I put that list? Um Urn Good! 109 The great (?) basketball-playing faculty members look tired but not sore. On Thursday, November 18, the faculty challenged members of the boys and girls varsity teams to a basketball game. In a hotly-contested game the students edged the staff, to the shock and surprise of no one. Better luck next year, old-timers! no SUMMER FALL WINTER in Stage Crew Keeps Busy Under the advisership of Miss Barbara Mattill and Henry graduate John Columbus, the Henry Stage Crew busied themselves keeping up the stage. They handled the lighting and sound for all functions using the auditorium this year. At Right: J. Columbus Is amazed at what he sees. Below Left: B. Kahler enjoys lounging around after school. Below Right: Miss Mattill looks for her students. 112 THE STAGE CREW - Row 1: M. Petrangelo. B. Mattill. J. Nauman. C. Ryden. Rc v 2: B. Kahler. J. Columbus. R. Bolles. K. Tappe. School Store Going Strong Pat’s Pit Stop, otherwise known as the school store, was again busy this year selling an assortment of items from candy bars and pencils to Henry sweaters. The student workers are all members of Mr. Bernard Schulte’s work program class. “Heaven Can Wait” for the Class of “83” The Senior Class play. ‘‘Heaven Can Wait , staged February 24 and 25 in the Henry Auditorium proved to be a great success. Due to the lack on interest of seniors in trying out, underclassmen were asked to lend a hand and fill the extra cast parts. The play revolved around a boxer, Joe Pendleton, who entered heaven before his time. Because of this mishap, his adventures to find a new body, to his liking, made the play a light comedy and love story not to be missed. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Oakvik, the cast practiced lines and rehearsed during a 6th hour class second trimester. At Right: Director G. Oakvik helps script girl K. Spic-zkaout. Below: CAST MEMBERS — Front: J. Johnson. S. Daughtery, D. Lang, L. Morgan. Middle: G. Oakvik, K. Bray. J. Macosek, M. Hopkins, J. Dorr, M. McLennan. C. Theisen. Back: L. Otto. J. Akervik, R. Mysliwiec, S. Williams. S. Miller. 114 Cast Jim Dorr...................Joe Pendleton Lisa Otto...........................Miss Jordan Mary Hopkins..............Messenger 7013 John Armstrong................Max Levene Donna Lang..............Julia Farnsworth Mary McLennan................Bette Logan Jill Macosek........................Mrs. Ames Steve Williams..............Tony Abbott Jeff Akervick........Inspector Williams Larry Morgan......Messenger, Butler, and Doctor Tom Edlund.........................Lefty Sheryl Miller.......Messenger, Maid Anne Stacy Doherty......................Nurse Left: Jim Dorr denies his trip to heaven. Below: Mary-n-Jim Go for it”. 115 Middle Above: Lisa Otto ponders a question from Jim Dorr. Above: Point it out. Jill Macosek. Baseball Tearn Has Good Season The Varsity Baseball team finished their 82 season with a 7-5 record. The team consisted of twelve juniors and seven senior graduates. The team started off slow but came on strong with a respectable record. At Right: Rich Ward makes the tag at third base. Below: Bob Green Is anxious to get to the sunflower seeds waiting for him on the bench. At Left: Tom Helnecke In preparation for the game. Above: VARSITY TEAM -Front: Rich Ward. Rob Anthony. Tom Helnecke, Bob Green. David Lee. Bac-Larry Roberts. Tim Seiffert, Dan Nelson. Curtis Gatlin, Rick Johnson. Mar Meyer. Jim Michael. 116 Tim Smiles Kraemer comes home with another run. Mike Cowan checks out the fans from the dugout. Varsity pitcher Curtis Gatlin throws a strike. SOPHOMORE TEAM — Front: Ron Bohler. Mike Cowan. Jimmy Bowen, Tim Kraemer. Frank Kora, Bill Neuburger. Back: Dan Hamia. Mike Gale. Gordy Anderson. Mike Flnke, Paul Jenson. Kent McCarthy. Shaun Modaul. 117 On Your fTlark, Get Set, Go The 1982 track teams worked hard under clear skies and sunny days. Senior Eddie Manning, worked especially hard and earned a space in the State Track Meet in the 200 meter event where Eddie placed third. The girls also worked hard, but advanced no one to state competition. The boys were coached by Mr. Stan Skavanak and the girls’ coach was Mr. Craig Canham. At Right: Eddie Manning proudly displays his state medal. Below Lett: Kevin Milliren pulls ahead for the lead. Below Right: Henry tracksters exchange the baton. 118 At Lett: K. Milliren scouts her competition. Below: J. Stensrud pours it on for the finish. Far Above: J. Taflin hurdles with success. GIRLS TRACK TEAM — Front: A. Opat, J. Burck. D. Almstrom. Back: K. Olson. J. Stensrud. M. Waszczenk. K. Milliren. Above: L. McAlister. M. Pichotta. and Sue Otto line up for the long distance race. Time keepers are Mr. Feeley and Mr. Bobgan. 119 Tennis Team Strives to Win The 1982 Boys Tennis Team finished with a so-so season record. The team was young with only four seniors. Tim and Terry Johnson represented Henry in the City tournament, taking fourth place. Coach Monte Miller expressed optimism for continued improvement in 1983. At Right: Andy Benson and Tim Johnson keep an eye on the matches. Below: Coach Miller examines his match roster. At Right: BOYS TENNIS — Front: Rory Mysliwiec. Todd Benson. Greg Edstrom, Curt Thompson, Tim Busby. Jeff Swanson. Back: Hal Voges. Tim Johnson. Mike Spencer. Andy Benson. Chris Cunningham. Terry Johnson. Brent Otto. Fast Pitch Given a Chance Far Below: Fowell Softball team. Directly Below: M. Meyers concentrating on a softball strategy. The 1982-83 school year can be remembered as the year of transition. Many changes took place quite rapidly. One of those changes affected the girls sports program. In the spring of 1983 the seven remaining high schools participated for the first time in girls softball. Many girls at Henry had experience in playing softball through the Park Board or other sponsoring-type organizations. Some girls however, played their first soft-ball game in this first season of ’83. The major difference between the Park Board teams and the high school league rules is that the Minnesota State High School League plays under fast pitch rules. Not many girls had played this style, but they were all willing to learn. It is doubtful that the Minneapolis teams will be able to compete against the Suburbs in the first few seasons. Fast pitch softball has been played for many years in the suburbs. The Patriots of Henry are happy to have the sport added to their extra curricular activities. Far Left: L. Utto waits patiently for the ball. At Left: Team Members congratulate V. Zobloki for a homerun. Above: L. Otto slides into second. 121 Patty Talbot waits patiently for the match to start. Swingers Hope to Improve The girls golf team consisted of four players. Their season wasn’t very successful seeing that their record was 2-7. They're hoping for a stronger team next year. This year’s J.V. badminton team had more players than the Varsity team. However, though small, they did well, as did the Junior Varsity. Below: GOLF CAPTAINS — L. Patrick. L. Utto. J. Gunderson squats down while K. Huber returns the bird. Above Left: L. Utto practices her golfing on the school lawn. Above Right: L. Patrick practices her putting. 122 GIRLS VARSITY - First Row: L. Taus. P. Talbot. K. Gillen. T. Minell. L. Otto. Second Row: P. Haataja. K. Cleeve. J. Frechette. W. Lowe. M. Meyers prepares to hit the bird. Miss Pecchia poses for the camera. GIRLS J.V. — First Row: M. Hermanson. M. Meyer. C. Cassidy. K. Christopherson. M. Truchinski. C. Gad-boys. K. Huber. Second Row: C. Taflin. K. Godfrey. K. Tappe. L. Sheppard. C. Albrecht. K. Hayes. J. Gunderson. 123 124 Seniors • • • Yesterday’s dead, Tomorrow’s unborn, So there’s nothing to fear And nothing to mourn, For all that is past And all that has been Can never return To be lived once again — For all I need live for Is this one little minute, For life’s Here and Now And Eternity’s in it. 125 Your Time Has Come Rick Akin Andy Anderson Becky Anderson Bridget Anderson Colette Anderson Jona Annoni Steve Anschutz Rob Antony Lisa Arbogast John Armstrong Joan Bauermeister Todd Benson Tracy Benson Tracy Black Janine Blanchette Ann Bourgeois 126 Smith Bradley Susan Bryant Kevin Buckhalton Don Bersell Fred Byron Daniel Cameron Dan Caouette Claudia Cassidy Collette Cassidy Jan Chandler Marcy Chiodo Carol Cooper David Derheim Nancy Dexter Jennifer Dick Stacey Doherty 127 Elizabeth Dols James Dorr Thomas Edlund Chris Edstrom Jon Eggers Elaine Eiland Denita Emerson Dina Enger Lisa Falk Susan Faulds Kathy Fay Mike Ferris Jim Fisher Mary Flanagan Gregg Fleming Gayle Foster 128 warn Jackie German Mike Gilbert Michael Gleason Albert Green Bob Green Charles Greene James Hagstrom Joel Hamilton Mark Hammel Gregory Hampton Deanna Hanek Bill Harrer Jon Harrison Chad Hartfiel Laurie Hazzard Thomas Heinecke 129 Brenda Holt Mary Hopkins Paula Horvath Dan Jackson Paula Jarosz Byron Johnson Dan Johnson Kathy Johnson Ramona Johnson Ricky Johnson Robert Johnson Russell Johnson Stephanie Johnson David Jordheim Tim Joyce Nancy Jurek 130 Theresa Jurek John Kastner Stephanie Keech Jeanette Kennerly Sandy Keske Dorothy Kinchelow Steve Kirscht Babette Knibb Kasey Kohagen Mona Krein Caroline Kroening Patti Lacina Thomas LaMere Dave Lamont Donna Lang Kristi Larson 131 We Have the Whole World Black leather jackets, Disco, and Elephant pants were all fads of the past. Every era has its own crazes or gimmicks that symbolized the times. Being scared was popular in 1982, so everyone went to theaters and repopularized drive-ins to be frightened and grossed-out by movies like “Halloween III.” However, being entertained was also a major requirement of the movies, “E.T.” did this. Roller skating also became popular. People in skates that looked like tennis shoes partied at Northgate Roller Arena and around Lake Calhoun. And those who didn't run or skate tuned out by blasting “new wave” sounds of the Go.Go’s and Prince, while soaking up the rays. At night or during lunch, students went to Mac’s, woofed down Rocky Rococo or “chilled out in the lunchroom. Another astonishing creation were Mopeds. Everyone from kids to grandparents were seen riding these gas-saving vehicles. Ten-thirty Saturday nights a lot of people watched “Saturday Night Live.” with the Coneheads, Mr. Bill, and Eddie Murphy. Later people were seen sneaking around a friend or foe’s house armed with toilet paper. The next morning the victim woke up to brightly colored streamers hanging in the trees and a big mess to clean up. Then, later on at Picidilli Circus, video freaks were gobbled up by Pac-man, bombed by Astroides or dodged the bombs in Donkey Kong. There was always something to do, even if it was checking out Spectrum or HBO. These were the gimmicks of our times, who knows what we’ll think of next. 132 s o tvswvj zva WWW David Lee Becky Lemke Ron Lemke Staci Lindberg Todd Lindberg Allan Lindgren Jeanne Lindholm Jill Macosek Mike Marthaler Jody Mattson Judy McAlindon Elizabeth McAllister Jeannine McDonald Pamela McDuffy Mary McLennan John McPherson 134 Mark Meyer James Michael Kim Miller Pam Miller Adrienne Mooneyham Larry Morgan Jackie Mulliner John Muszynski David Myers Raeann Mysliwiec Jill Nauman Rod Neal William Neeley Andy Nelson Bill Nelson Brad Nelson 135 Dating: The Want to be let in on a well-kept secret? Females aren't the only ones subject to feel butterflies in their stomachs about dating. Males too, have been known to shake in fear at the idea of asking someone out. For instance, the typical guy has had his eye on that special girl for ages, but it seems that every time he gets up the courage to ask her out, she either walks away or is with a few of her close friends, about twenty of them walking down the hall in a herd. Once he does manage to get her alone, his voice cracks, and he knows he’s blown it. But wait, she’s smiling. She says YES.” His eyes wide open in disbelief, and his chin drops about a foot, letting out a highpitched, REALLY?” But in an instant his cool is regained, and his thoughts turn to the evening that lies ahead. Number one on his mind is his method of transportation, after all. his car is his baby. Deciding it’s too late to bang out the dents, he does his best in talking dad into using the family car. Also on his mind is the cost of their upcoming date. He is more than willing to spend whatever it takes to make this first date extra special, because he hopes that from here on his dates with her will be basically cheap, the chief expense being popcorn in front of her t.v. Untold Story For most girls, a date is not just something to do on an otherwise dull Friday night. No sir! A hot date constitutes the event of the season — to be dreamed about beforehand explicitly, to be put in everyone's notes being handed around in boring classrooms. After all, doesn’t the entire student body know about it — maybe even before she did?! When he first approached her about going out. she gave him the old “WHO ME? smile, when in reality she had been doing everything to get him to notice her. That was just an accident the time she tripped over her shoelace and almost landed on him. Finally, here he was, asking the big question. Of course she already has plans with her girlfriends, but if they don’t understand, who will? As visions of prom corsages and his class ring dance through her head, she worries over what to wear. Although she spends every paycheck on clothes — she just hasn’t a thing! What will he think of her? What will he tell his friends? Will there be a second date? Surprisingly enough, these questions are not only hers ... but his too!!! Dan Nelson Douglas Nelson Joy Nelson Tom Nelson Patty Ojala Jon Otto Lisa Otto James Page John Peterson Robyn Petroske Isaac Ponder Michele Poposki Michael Randall Lisa Rangel Steven Rice Kathy Richards 138 Larry Roberts Valerie Robinson Shelly Rudolph Steve Samuelson JoAnne Sawina Jane Schultz Ron Scott Brett Scribner Timothy Seiffert Laura Sheppard Steven Sherman Johnny Simco Mark Sjoberg Michael Skaja Randy Smith Robert Smude 139 Seniors, Remember When? Below Left: M. Meyer and B. Green pig out. Below Right: Junior Skip Day Above Left: Big Dan. little Dan. Above Right: T. Garrett, way back when. At Right: J. Harrison Is the Hulk! 140 Top: Sophomore Carolers. Middle: Cassidy twins after a hard game. Bottom: J. German. J. Schultz and T. Benson aren't the Innocents they were intended to be. 141 Tammy Snowberg Don Stelzer Monica Sweere Patty Talbot Kim Tappe Angela Taylor Jeff Taylor Todd Taylor Angela Thimm Rosanne Thompson Dawn Thunstrom Julie Trager Jill Trebesch Lori Tucker Tammy Upham Richard Ward 142 Joe Weeks Dawn Werner Doug Widmer Diane Wittla Linda Wolter Timothy Woods Lori Young Thomas Zagaros Annette Alexander Jerauld Alexander Theron Allen Yonette Bailey Edward Banks Rodney Bledsoe Wenona Brown Johnnie Buckingham Calvin Conner David Daley Stacy Darrell Renee Davis Hien Doan Stephanie Donnell Curtis Fiske David Foster Dorine Gardner Linda Zappa Rebecca Zwak Ted Gellerman Seniors Also Graduating Anthony Garrett Davena McKnight Curtis Gatlin Jon McPherson Jon Geldert Brenda Motzko Theodore Gellerman Kristine Motzko Argentra Gray Mary Nesser James Gray James Phillips Kimberly Grisson Nile Pierson Starrise Hausladen Jody Rasmussen Timothy Henderson Robin Ready David Hill Sharon Riddle Daniel Johnson Gwendolynn Ringgold Jan Kennerly Peggy Schmidt Sheila Lee Michael Strand Anita Lemke Angela Travis Jeffrey Longie Troy Williams Zina McKinnes Anthony Williamson William McKissic Ronald Wooley 143 144 At Loft: Hello there Gary! Below: R. Zwak. M. Flanagan. D. Enger.L. Sheppard prepared for the Van Halen concert. Directly Below: C. Cassidy getting ready for take off. Far Below: R. Ward and J. Fisher waiting for the party to start. Upper Left: Who are those seniors behind them Foster Grants? At Lett: A few of the Kegger Queens of 1983. Above: T. Snowberg and J. Weeks ready for the Homecoming Dance. 145 Top Honor Grads Robert Green Linda Wolter This year seven deserving seniors received recognition for their achievements and leadership during their high school years. They were selected this year on a basis of a 3.91 grade point average or better. These seven special students show qualities of perseverance and concentration to enable them to attain this high honor. As they near graduation along with many other seniors, a lot of academic hardships are brought to mind. They remember memorizing geometry theorems, disecting baby pigs in Biology, writing contrast and comparision papers, and of course the big Hamlet test. But they liked being able to bring home their report cards without the fear that some others faced. The 1983 Orator Staff congratulates these people who have achieved academic recognition this year. 146 Honor Graduates Annette Alexander Stephen Kirscht Andrew Anderson Babeite Knibb Steven Anschutz Caroline Kroening Robert Antony Patti Lacina John Armstrong Jeanne Lindholm Robert Berk Jill Macosek Susan Bryant Judith McAlindon Donald Bursell Jeannine McDonald Daniel Cameron Mark Meyer Claudia Cassidy Lawrence Morgan Collette Cassidy David Myers Marcella Chiodo Raeann Mysllwiec Nancy Dexter Jill Nauman Hien Doan Andrew Nelson James Dorr John Otto Christine Edstrom Lisa Otto Jon Eggers Michele Popowski Susan Faulds Jody Rasmussen Gayle Foster Steven Rice Robert Green Larry Roberts Mark Hammel Timothy Seiffert Deanna Hanek Robert Smude William Harrer Monica Sweere Mary Hopkins Kimberly Tappe Paula Horvath Todd Taylor 8yron Johnson Julie Trager David Jordheim Jill Trebesch Timothy Joyce Linda Wolter 147 148 1983 Orator Staff We fire! Activities... Jackie German, Jackie Mulliner Athletics...Jeannine McDonald, Dina Enger Clubs....... Ann Bourgeois, Jona Annoni Faculty Administration . Doug Widmer, Brad Nelson Seniors ... Laura Sheppard, Angela Thimm, Stephanie Johnson, Mary Flanagan. Underclassmen .. Sandy Keske (Freshman), Raeann Mysliewiec (Sophomores), Jennifer Dick (Juniors) Photographer..............Laurie Hazzard Adviser...................L. Greenhagen. Specifications The 1983 Orator was published by Taylor Publishing Company. Dallas, Texas. This year’s staff used Ronda 138 for headlines and Helvetica Standard 33 for copy and captions. This year's book contains 152 pages with, eight pages of full color. The book was put together by a senior staff of sixteen. who worked in six smaller groups. A theme of seasonal change was sleeted, so the book is divided into four major sections: Summer, Fall. Winter, and Spring. Baxell Photography provided film and developing along with taking pictures of the Homecoming and Snow Daze royalty. Camera Art supplied underclassmen and faculty photographs. 149 Senior Index Akin, Richard 126 Alexander, Annette 146. 31 NHS, Honor Graduate Alexander, Jerauld Allen, Theron Anderson, Andrew 31. 94. 95. 126, 146. 28. 87.44 NHS. Track. Cross Country Skiing-capt.. Speech Team. Debate Team. Math Team. Band. Patriot Staff. Honor Graduate Anderson, Becky 126, 145 Tennis. Kegger Queen Anderson, Bridget 126. 124, 145 Sunkist , Tennis. Kegger Queen. Ski Club, Stage Crew Anderson, Colette 126 Annoni, Jona 10. 126. 29 Choir. Kegger Queen. Orator Staff. Work Program Anschutz, Steven 126 Antony, Robert 116. 126.31,28. 144 Robbo , Patriot Staff. NHS. Baseball. Cross Country Running. Hockey. Intramural Basketball. Top 10 for Snow King. Murbro Arbogast, Elizabeth 6. 11.91, 126, 145, 144 Arby , Track. Basketball. Football Cheerleader-capt., Top Ten for Homecoming Queen, Patriettes Danceline. Teacher Aide Archambault, William Armstrong, John 94. 95, 118, 126, 28. 31,87 Troop . Cross Country Skiing-capt., Cross Country Running-Capt., NHS, Student Government, Senior Class Play. Debate Team, Speech Team Bailey, Yonette 78 Basketball Batsell, Kent Butch , Varsity Football Banks, Edward 71. 72 Eddie . Top 10. Top 5. Snow Prince Bauermeister, Joan 126 Benson, Todd 7, 13. 120. 126. 141 Benny , Soccer-capt., Tennis-capt., Hockey-capt. Benson, Tracey 126, 141,145 Black, Tracy 126 Blanchette, Janine 10. 126 J.B. , Kegger Queen. Softball. Basketball. Ski Club Bledsoe, Rodney Bourgeois, Ann 126, 29 Annie”. Orator Staff. Teachers Aide Bradley, Smith 127 Brown, Wenona Sweets”. Ebony Ladies Bryant, Susan 127 Buckhalton, Kevin 127 Buck Buckingham, Johnnie Bursell, Donald 127 Magical Don , 1981 Henry Math Contest Winner Mathlete. Campus Life Byron, Frederick 17, 18. 127 Calles, Sandra Sandy Calles . Trade Industry Program Cameron, Daniel 140, 127 Cam , Cross Country Running, Track, Honor Roll Caouette, Daniel 16. 127 Cassidy, Claudia 141, 127, 28. 145, 144 Collette . Hockey and Football Cheerleader capt.. Softball city champ. Basketball. Gymnastics. Patriot Staff Cassidy, Collette 12. 10. 5. 141.127, 28. 144 Claudia , Hockey Cheerleader, Football Cheerleader. Basketball. Softball City Champs. Gymnastics. Top Ten. Homecoming Princess. Patriot Staff Chandler, Jan 127, 28. 31 Speech Team, Patriot. Voice of Democracy Speech Contest 3rd place. Student Government. NHS Chiodo, Marcella 127, 31 Marcy . Riflettes-co-capt., Stage Crew — The Lottery . NHS. Teachers Aide Childers, Latresia Lady T , Basketball-Capt.. Ebony Ladies Coleman, Monica Conner, Calvin Cooper, Carol 127 Cooper, Scott Daley, David Darrell, Stacy Davis, Renee Derheim, David 127 D.A.D. Dexter, Nancy 127, 145 Mouse . Kegger Queen Dick, Jennifer 124, 127, 141.29 Jen . Orator Staff. Stage Crew. Teachers Aide Doherty, Stacey 127 Doan, Hien Dots, Elizabeth 128, 141 Front Five-Alt., Teachers Aide Donnell, Stephanie Dorr, James 13. 94, 128. 28. 31.114. 115 Fred . Plays; Dandelion Wine , Beetles”, Rip Van Winkle , Anything Goes , Senior Class Play Heaven Can Wait . Track. Patriot Staff. Speech Team. Student Government. NHS. Touring Show Edlund, Thomas 128, 44, 115 Edstrom, Christine 11.91, 128, 145 Chris , Gymnastics-capt., Football Cheerleader. Patriettes Danceline. Top Ten for Homecoming Queen, Touring Show Eggers, Jon 128, 31 Eggs , NHS. Football Manager. Cross Country Skiing-capt. Eiland, Elaine 128 Emerson, Denita 10, 128. 145 Enger, Dina 10. 12. 91. 128, 140. 141. 29. 145, 144 Miss America”. Basketball, Front Five Letter Y. Patriettes Danceline. Kegger Queen. Orator Staff. Softball Falk, Lisa 128 Faulds, Susan 128 Fay, Katherine 128 Kathy Ferris, Michael 128 Mikey . Wrestling Fisher, James 128, 145 Fish . Baseball Fiske, Curtis Flanagan, Mary 10. 128. 29, 145 Orator Staff. Kegger Queen. Hockey Cheerleader. Touring Show Fleming, Gregg 128 Foster, David Foster, Gayle 12. 90. 91. 128 Gayley Butt , Hi-Lites. Patriettes Danceline. Touring Show. The Lottery . Honor Roll Gardner, Dorine Garrette, Anthony 124 “Tony , Varsity Football Gatlin, Curtis 16. 17. 116, 117 Gats . Varsity Football. Baseball. Intramural Basketball Geldert, Jon Gelterman, Theodore 143 Ted German, Jacqueline 129, 141 Gilbert, Michael 13. 17, 124. 129. 136. 11 Bud”, Varsity Football. Hockey-capt.. Diving Gleason, Michael 129 Gray, Argentra Gray, James Green, Albert 129 Green, Robert 13. 16. 17,28.31. 116. 129. 140. 146. 28.31 Bobbo , Varsity Football. Baseball. Intramural Basketball. NHS-Treasurer. Student Government. Patriot Staff. Math Team. Murbro. Honor Graduate Greene, Charles 94, 95, 129, 136 Big Chuck”. Speech Team. Debate Team, Student of the Month Grisson, Kimberly Gross, Richard Gross . Varsity Basketball Hagstrom, James 129. 73 Jim Hamilton, Joel 129 Hammel, Mark 129 Football. Baseball Hampton, Gregory 129 Ganster Fly-Guy . Varsity Basketball. Top Ten for Snow King Harvey, Renee Egyptian . Ebony Ladies Hanek, Deanna 10. 12. 141, 129. 44 The Chicken , Student Government. Jr. 150 and Sr. Class Secretary. Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band. Band Council. Band-President. Patriettes. Front-five “Y , “FT. NHS. Volleyball. Badminton. Letter Winners Club Harrer, William 13. 129 Fresh, and Soph Football. Basketball. Touring Show. Patriot Staff Harrison, Jon 16. 17. 13. 140. 129 Varsity Football-capt., Intramural Basketball Hartfiel. Chad 129 Hausladen, Starrise Star . Basketball. Tans Group Hazzard, Laurie 129. 23. 22 Volleyball. Choir, Orator Staff, Underclassman Play. Ski Club Heinecke, Thomas 17. 116. 129.72 “Heinz . Soph. Football. Soph. Baseball. Varsity Football. Soph. Basketball. Varsity Baseball. Intramural Basketball. Top 10 for Snow King Henderson, Timothy Hill, David Hollie, Fred Hollie, Jacueline Benita Sunshine , Cheerleading-Basketball. Ebony Ladies Hollie, Jacqueline Denita Cherry”. Varsity Basketball-Manager. Ebony Ladies Holt, Brenda 130 Gymnastics. Hi-Lites Hopkins, Mary 130. 94. 31. 114. 115 Hopper”. Student Government-Jr. and Sr. Class Treasurer. NHS. Sr. Class Play. Band. Speech Team. Key Club, Riflettes-Capt., Jr. Class Play. Actors Theatre. Student Director. Stage Crew. Volleyball Horvath, Paula 130, 28. 144 Horvey , Track, Gymnastics. Drama. Patriot Staff. Teachers Aide Huber, Katherine 23. 22. 122. 123 Hubie . Varsity Volleyball. Badminton Jackson, Daniel 7. 13. 130. 72 Crack . Wrestling. Top Ten for Snow King. Honor Roll. Teachers Aide. L.S.I.M.H. Jarosz, Paula 130 “Little Squirt . Track. Gymnastics. Kegger Queen Johnson, Byron 130, 31 NHS. Soph. Baseball. Varsity Golf. J.V. Hockey Johnson. Daniel Keith 140, 130 Football Johnson, Daniel Disco . Varsity Basketball Johnson, Jeff Booster Johnson, Kathryn 130 Johnson, Ramona 130 Boom . Ebony Ladies Johnson, Richard 13, 17, 18. 116, 130, 71.72.73 Rev , Varsity Football. Baseball. Intramural Basketball. Top Ten for Snow King, Top Five. Snow Prince Johnson, Robert 130 Johnson, Russell 130 Johnson, Stephanie 5. 10. 130, 132. 29 Silky Slim . Outstanding Student Award. Touring Show. Teachers Aide. Top Ten. Minority Student Council, Top Five. Orator Staff. Homecoming Princess. Library Aide. P.T.S.A. Activities. Office Aide. Ebony Ladies Jordheim, David 130 Joyce, Timothy 130.31. 28 Timbo , NHS. Cross-Country. Patriot Staff. Murbro Jurek, Nancy 130 Nanner . Gymnastics. Track. Cross-Country. Softball Jurek, Theresa 131 T.J. . Gymnastics. Track. Stage Crew, Teachers Aide Ka8tner, John 131 Keech, Stephanie 10.91. 131. 28. 145 Stuffy . Rifflettes, Front Five-Alt.. Patriettes Danceline. Patriot Staff. Kegger Queen. Teachers Aide Kennerly, Jan Kennerly, Jeanette 131 The Duke”. Ebony Ladies. Minority Student Council. Teachers Aide Keake, Sandra 124. 131,29 Sandy Nan”, Orator Staff. Teachers Aide. Guide-Ons Kinchelow, Dorothy 131 Lady Kiracht, Stephen 131. 146. 147.31 Steve”. NHS. Honor Student Knibb, Babette 131.31 Babe”. Cheerleader. Track. Principals Advisory Committee. Student Government. Speech Team. NHS. Ebony Ladies Kohagen, Kaaey 10. 131 “Space Kase”. Choir. Track. Kegger Queen. Volley Ball Krein, Mona 131 Kroening, Caroline 10. 12, 91. 131, 31, 49 Shiek , Soccer-capt.. Front Five-Letter R and N. Patriettes Danceline. Hockey Cheerleader. Touring Show. NHS. Pep Club Lacina, Patti 131.28.31 WAT , Speech Team, Cross Country Skiing. Soccer. NHS. Patriot Staff Lamere, Tom 131 Lamont, David 131 Lang, Donna 131 Larson, Kriati 28. 131 Piss , Volleyball. Golf. Cross Country Skiing. Patriot Staff Lee, David 116, 134 Lee, Sheila Lil Lumpy Lemke, Anita Lemke, Rebecca 134 Becky Softbuns” Lemke, Ron 134 Lindberg, Staci 134, 78 Basketball Lindberg, Todd 134 Lindgren, Alan 134 Linder , Wrestling Lindholm, Jeanne 28.31. 90. 91. 134. 145 Boogens . Plays; Dandelion Wine , Beetles . Rip Van Winkle . Pastel Pats-green. Patriettes Danceline. NHS. Patriot Staff. Teachers Aide Macosek, Jill 28. 31. 134, 114. 115 Jilly Bean . NHS. Marching Band. Concert Band-tres.. Play: Almost Anything Goes , Badminton Manager, Patriot Staff. Speech Team Marthaler, Michael 17, 18. 134 Marty . Baseball. Football. Hockey Mattson, Jody 134 McAlindon, Judy 134 McAllister. Elizabeth 119, 134 McDonald, Jeannine 22, 29. 31. 134, 140. 145,44 Spaz Polack Clark . Tennis. Volleyball-Capt., Badminton. Softball. Basketball Manager and Announcer. Orator Staff. NHS. P.F.U.. Kegger Queen McDuffie, Pam 134 McKinnes, Zina 137 McKissic, William McKnight, Davena McLennan, Mary 11. 12. 134. 137.28. 144,114.115 Mare . Football and Hockey Cheerleading-capt.. Patriot Staff, Softball. Touring Show One Act Plays. Actors Theater, Stage Crew. Senior Class Play McPherson, John 134 Meyer, Mark 17. 116. 140. 135.31. 44. 72 NHS. Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball. Top 10 Meyers, David 135 Track. Soccer. Band, Chess Club. Junior Kiwanis, Who's Who in High school Award Michael, James 17.18. 116. 134 Jimmy , Football. Baseball. Intramural Basketball Miller, Kim 135 Kim , Riflettes Miller, Pam 135 Mooneyham, Adrienne 12. 91, 135, 141 Hi-Lites. Patriettes Danceline. Teachers Aide Lawrence, Morgan 31. 135, 114. 115 Larry”, NHS, Letter Winners Club. Senior Class Play- Heaven Can Wait , Concert-Marching Band. Pep Band. International Club Motzko, Brenda Motzko, Kristine Mulliner, Jackie 135, 29 Orator Staff. Tennis Muszynski, John 135 Hockey. Track. Wrestling Mysliwiec, Raeann 5. 10. 29. 135. 114. 115 Top 10. Top 5. Homecoming Princess. Hockey Cheerleader-capt.. Soccer-capt., 151 Orator Staff. Touring Show, Play-Almost Anything Goes. Kegger Queen. Teacher Aide Nauman, Jill 31. 94. 135, 146 NHS, Debate Team. Speech Team, Student Government. Math Team Neal, Rodrick 135 Hot Ice Neely, William 135 Nelson, Andrew 135.31. 44 STUD”. Wrestling-capt.. All City Winner, Academic All-State Selection. NHS Nelson, Bill 135 Willie Nelson, Brad 135 Orator Staff Nelson, Dan 16. 17. 116. 138, 76 Basketball-capt., Football, Intramural Basketball. Baseball Nelson, Doug 138 Nelson, Joy 138 Nelson. Tom 138 Hockey. Football Nesser, Mary Gymnastics O'Brian, Tony Ojala, Patty 138 Olson, Randy Olson, Rudy 16. 17 Football Otto, Jon 138 Juan , Varsity Cross Country-Co-Captain Otto, Lisa 5. 10, 123, 138, 78. 114, 115 Lisa . Varsity Tennis-Capt.. NHS-Vice President, Varsity Basketball-Capt., Senior Class Play, Varsity Badminton. Homecoming Top 10. Student Government. Jr. Class Representative. Homecoming Top 10, Top 5. Speech Team, Homecoming Princess Page, James 138 Jade's , Baseball. Tennis. Soccer. Honor Roll. Teachers Aide Peterson, John 138 P.D. . Hockey. Soccer Petroske, Robin 22. 23. 138, 44. 78 Petro , Volleyball. Basketball. Badminton. Stage Crew Phillips, James Wrestling Pickford, David Varsity Basketball Pierson, Nile Ponder, Isaac 138 Rev. Ike , Track. Long Jump Popowski, Michele 138 Randall. Mike 138 Wrestling-capt. Rangel, Lisa 138. 72 Lis . School Mascot. Ebony Ladies Rasmussen, Jody Ready, Robin 10, 145 Kegger Queen Rice, Steven 138 Steveo , Wrestling. Murbro Riddle, Sharon Cheeks Richards, Kathy 138 Bugs”. Volleyball Ringgold, Gwendolynn Bambi Roberts, Larry 17. 116.139 Robinson, Valerie 139 Shorty , Minority Student Council Rudolph, Shelly 139 Maria . Color Guard. Track-Capt. Samuelson, Steven 139 Wrestling Sawina, Joanne 139 Schmidt, Peggy Peg Schultz, Jane 10. 12,91, 141, 139 Front Five-letter E. Patriettes Danceline. Basketball Cheerleader. Patriot Staff. P.F.U.. Hen House 3 Scott, Ronald 139 Scribner, Brett 124, 139 Football Seiffert, Timothy 17. 71, 116. 136. 139. 145. 72 Varsity Football, Baseball. Intramural Basketball. Top Ten. Top Five. Snow Prince Sheppard, Laura 4. 6. 10. 12. 13. 29. 91. 123, 139. 145 Laurie Sheppy , Front Five-letter H-capt., Basketball. Badminton. Softball. Patriettes Danceline. Orator Staff. Kegger Queen. Top Ten. Top Five. Homecoming Queen. Teachers Aide Sherman, Steve 139 Simco, John 139 Sjoberg, Mark 139 Cross Country Running. Football Skaja, Michael 17,139.44 Cubby . Varsity Football Smith, Randy 139 Smitty , Wrestling Smude, Robert 7. 13. 17. 70. 139. 146. 44. 144, 72 Football. Top Ten. Top Five. Snow King. Intramural Basketball. Baseball, Teacher Aide Snowberg, Tammy 12. 91. 90. 124. 142, 145 Underclassman Play, Touring Show. Pastel Pats-blue-capt., Patriettes Danceline. Football Watergirl Stelzer, Donald 142 Don Story, Tammy Strand, Michael Sweere, Monica 12,31,90, 141,142 Moni . Band, Key Club. NHS. Hi-Lites- capt., Patriettes Danceline Talbot, Patty 10. 22. 123. 142. 145 Blondie , Volleyball, Badminton, Kegger Queen. Gymnastics Tappe, Kim 28, 31, 142, 49 Pep Club. Volleyball. Teachers Aide, Patriot Staff. NHS. Stage Crew. Youth in Government Taylor, Angela 142 Taylor, Jeff 142 Tennis. Hockey Taylor, Todd 142 Basketball. Baseball Taylor, Ray Sugar Ray”, Basketball Thimm, Angela 12. 29. 141. 142. 145 Lewis . Basketball. Orator Staff, Teacher Aide Thompson, Rosanne 142 Thunstrom, Dawn 6, 142 Swimming. Letter Winner, Teachers Aide Trager, Julie 10, 142, 145 Touring Show. Kegger Queen, Cross Country Skiing, Cross Country Running. Top Ten for Homecoming Queen Travis, Angela Trebesch, Jill 28. 31. 142 Cross Country Skiing. Soccer-capt.. NHS. Patriot Staff. P.F.U. Tucker, Lori 142 Upham, Tammy 142 Kid Ward. Richard 116. 142, 145 Richie Rich . Varsity Baseball Weeks, Joseph 10. 17, 18. 143. 145. 73 Joe Skweeks , Football Werner, Dawn 143 Choir. Pop Choir. President and Secretary of Choir. Flag Line. Touring and Marching Band Westbrook, Gary 16. 17. 71, 72 Varsity Football, Student Government-vice president, Top 10. Top 5. Snow Prince Widmer, Doug 29. 143 Squid”. Orator Staff Williams, Monica Williams, Troy Williamson, Anthony Wittala, Diane 143 Wolter, Linda 12. 31. 90. 91. 143, 146. 145. 44. 85 Wawa”, Plays; Rip Van Winkle”, The Lottery”. Speech Team. Hi-Lites Teacher Aide. Gymnastics-capt., Kegger Queen. Pastel Pats-white. Patriettes Danceline-capt. NHS. Student Government. Junior Class President. Senior Class President, Top 10 for Homecoming Queen Woods, Timothy 143 Woody . Cross Country Running Woolsy, Ronald Young, Lori 143 Basketball Cheerleader Zagaros, Thomas 143, 145 Zappa, Linda 10. 143 Lll Zap , Gymnastics, Track, Band, Guide-Ons, Riflettes, Kegger Queen. Teacher Aide Zwak, Rebecca 7. 10. 143, 145 Z”. 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