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1964 ORATOR Patrick Henry High School Minneapolis, MN Volume XLIII i Table of Contents Faculty...................5 Classes...............17 Juniors...............18 Sophomores.............26 Freshmen...............36 Sports................47 Candids...............48 Team Photos............75 Organizations .... 85 Activities..............113 Homecoming...........118 Sno-Doze............130 Seniors.................139 Index..............158 2 I Spirits Soar in 84 Proud to De a PAT At right: Yes! We're hoppy to be here Our Principal Speaks A grear year 1983-64! So many chonges for you. me and rhe rest of rhe Potriors. There was much confusion as the building wos being painted — rhe lunchroom finally refurbished and the track overhauled. I believe I'm correct in saying it all helped us feel like a better change was in the air. 1984 wos to be rhe year of '‘Future Shock.” Did it seem like rhor to you? I'm grateful for the classes at Henry. Each of you had on effect on me and the rest of the sroff. We wish you rhe very best and hope our influence has been positive and will facilitate your on-going education and growth rowords maturity. Continue to be a Henry supporter! Yngve Magnuson At tight: Mr Y Mognuson. Henry principol Below: Mr. F Meyer shows us his dimples. At left: C. Nyquisr. could she reolly bo superwomon? Below left: I Adorns, guides the students strotght Below: S. Purvis, olwoys with o sweet smile. Physical Education At right: J. Dotseth. Physicol Education For right: D. Swanson Physical Education Below: J Washington Physicol Education Social Studies, Art At left: J. Loesch. Social Studies Oelow left: M Miller. D. Bergerson Social Studies Below center:). WoSston, Sociol Studies Below right: J. Feeley. Sociol Studies. Mathematics At tight: J Holtz ond IV Almen. the moth geniuses pose for o picture before their classes Above: Left to right: H Ofsrun. ft. ftoy. ft Fridgen, C. Borne At right: W. Jocobson exploins the assignment on the Infamous overhead projector Science, Work Coordinators At left: M Fuller. H Gibbens and friend Delow left: IX Kromer has the key Delow center: D Wonder. Science Below right: IX Jacobson, Science. 11 English, Reading Ar right: S Westby and I. Hughes. Reoding specialists Far right: J Seller prepores herself for her next doss. Oelow: D Sovoge ond C Blom. Humonities ond Speech teochers 1. v Above right: B Pfonr. I. Greenhogen. J Hosch. English teochers folk over assignments. At right: 0 Hefre, C Vince ond V Swonson. English 12 Special Electives Ai left: K Gregory ond L. Folor. Home Economics. Below left: IV lohn, Woods ond Drafting teacher Oelow center: G Ookvik, Bond ond Choir Instructor Below right: E Edwords. Spanish ond Ousiness. ft. Proud. French T. Wyrowski, Business ft. Iverson. SPAN K. Belkholm. Auro Mechanics. 13 Office Staff Provides Service Ar right: G Wesrberg. Office; M. Weir. Counseling office; 0 Kromber. Finooce Below: P Berger. Attendance C. Kleven, Progrom Clerk; M Faith. Nurse. Below center: A Verio, Heolih Assistant Below right: T. Koskon. Adm-nistrotive Aide. 14 Special Education, SPAN Far left: IX Huh. P O'Brien, D Thoreson, Specio! Educorlon At left: A Kobonuk, Speciol Educorlon. Below: Left to right: T Olson. SPAN: L. Clark. Speech: D Andell. SPAN; K Fowler. SPAN. At left: A Berrymon, E. Subject, lloson Officers. Above: Left to right: A. Murray. SPAN: IX Huss. Speciol Educotion: W Molmberg. Speciol Educorlon 15 Left to tight. Kitchen Staff: I Homo, E Miller. D. Turnqutsr. D. Youngkin. A. Zelenok. ond M Bach At left: Custodian : J. Howkins. D. Gylfee. 0 Robeck, 0. Oouglos, W White. A. Jockson. M. Meyer, L Korswich Not pictuted: D. Perfetri ond D. Betts Above: Betty, hard ot work. lasses Wolly. I wasn't reodyl Ccwl Cooper Swon Cooper Orts CrOOke; ul Crouer Chrtj Cormmghom Dernodene Oo«y Srevc Oougherry MOW Oovti MXKeolOov Potrx Oembley MMiOompsey Kelly 0 k Orion OkKeniOO Kcv.n DooieH Mb Ooebofl Momco Edwords Mortfnlle ) M Kefr- April f ocuj MeloO PlKui Jeul© flemlng Ockj foWod CMfom Pom f o er CortoGodboa )omeiGoine MAeGole Morion Gfchrtsl Kelly Godfrey loeHorjer IboHommel Sfocy Hommond 19 Juniors showing rheir spirit. AlKoHonson Kim Horuon t K Hope hxMtanhei Chrtjyy Hayes CfverSe Halo'd Deonno MfrtJeno i Kevin Ho Venort Oovid Hcrttmon Venrjy Hc ont} JonMopfcns Rodney Moppenv, oh Froncme kXkson Vocy Jomesoo Shoron Wura Obt e Johnson m Johnson JocSse Johnson K ts Johnson M he e Johnson Missy Johnson Tanorhy Johnson Pomelo Jones Shoon tones Ccr ie Koppci Fronh Karo K isnne Kee h Jehery Kessler loby Ktefcs Iimorhy Klonrr Tim Busby medrtotes In doss. Come on girls Who? Is reolly In rhor con? 20 Kerri rokes o breok from his lousy schedule. Above: There's olwoys something omuslng going on. Above Center: This is whor Juniors do during doss’ Ro y MyjJ;w JohnOboo SoronOno Kkk Pwmj SheiloOboo I her «o Overocfctf Shorn You wonr to see our posses’ Jockie is nor impressed! MW Ny ord troyOhon Pom PolMpyW MJheMooW KorenObon OferiOno Dovxj Petenon Soixho PoOvm Junior horns showing off. Missy hord or work. D bro5tmo CXoftoSrwvJod G t ) Sftechon Pot5ic c w ftootfySlke Ovbttne Sjobcrg Jeffrey Schbilct Voyoe Schnvdt Ml yon Poul Scon Book 'em. Al. JofnPoweJ TIOO PUfhopae Stocy Pyfco Jr’iKT’ nonm ftkh Nebco JcueftooosvWe Oeroftuih Ovb RyrJen CorolShcjo Ccrtio Smith Jasoo Smith Stephooie SmBh Jcooifet irrtjO Mori Spoio Below: Juniors find time for friends between dosses Middle: Judy ond Kris olwoys smile when there's typing to be done for the Potriot 24 Are you reody for onother flight yet? Owtilhomoj Deride Ihomca Todd Thorurrom Mory TnxhWiM Voxe Turner Mery VonAuken MloVortlce 5 -odoy Wcfertdge Todd Vc en M e Word Morgoret WoucxenKo Jo Weber Deomo Welet Robert Vevover Root wa CHode WHtorm Tommy WiBomi Victor WiBoms Uso Vmn UsoWonmon DWt Wright Evelyn Wright Mory Wright LboZwtm 25 Sophomores we Adorns SconAldndge teooordo Amtxoi Yvonne Anrte'voo Det - AndC'iOA Ke y) Andenon K Hy M Andenon Srte-4o Andenon DowgtQl Anxhut Voync Anndjon S(On Ajptnwol Dtoone Danes ToddOeHond v om Oernley MoneOemey KimOkynqmv I homos Ocxvhcf CdOonfroger Orton toon I amor a 0o 9 vi Shrty Oortiovich OodCkxx non Dovd Oowe Lynn DfOmei DovtdOrley 26 J. Rokos shows thor she feels 66 ru es. sorry Jodi 64 does ■O'’ CVooO oy ■ Dypf ChoryJkv •h U Cor-pfon V v n (Vcx 90n Ocn Co wx- loeeyOifldM Sloven Contoy Ato t 0fOO (OtaCoffcne 0o c ChMfiwi ChortuCov M r ocl Ourvwyorf MotevfeOodwKH WiKO Oviueracn K V«%Cl TO p C avo Oova p “D f ny OxnlyoiKf. lbc T Omv?y ftofc n OkK Gory OofxMrtqef KMn Ompvcy Crvtvoppp CWty (X ov o Oc v Tmyyhy Dtnordo 5 0 Dopvy Suicne Of op It reolly looks like L Nelson ond P Mur 901 o loi done n chemistry Minnie Mouse soys 'Hello. 27 Who's M Nelsons mysienous (fiend’ Jenr.fe fnh OomjtasFtM Robert Gentry Orendo Mohr cod kott f oufond Ardj Got Oner kxv Golden GeroWHornon OebtoIVi Co een Edqw DonnoUo Angelo Fotfer lee Gonh OovtdGrobom Holy Honion letrl Dutfney ja (avion) Uto Even Loofouer X n e oGo ei Kern Grovenberg N VOto Honion Croig Ooruibto Shonnon Er kiOn P WFoy Mind-of Ox Demento Gbonseo Robert Gvodenon Regino Mordy Penny Edkmd Vendy EtKkion Jeffrey Eertii loddfo OobbyGce lone Mo99«5erg OottKXO Horrfel 28 Cute jockets. girls. M ho rtHoc om Vicki Hefmanson l«n Hotmkioc) Yvonne JoCklOO Jhsse Jennings Pomelo Johnson Pomelo Jones Denise Mouslanden OvxW -H« Awsse H©weB Oorry Jocobsoo Pom Jensen Te-ri Jokoeur David Ju«ek Flowonnso Henderson AJbertHIman Chooncy Jodvson Joorme Jocodson Brian Johnson Choinsayne Jones ScxVfoKing Klmberty Henry Tommy Hotmksnd Woyne Jodsson Gft or Jorpey Kimberly Johnson Nodo Jones DOvtd Kirby J. Jacobson donced with o stuffed friend of the Hottoween donee. 29 Top; Who wonts to 90 ro doss? Middle; Gym Is the only doss you con be yourself. Above: Bo-f-r-r-rlng! Orodtey Koehler Jock lo Crowe koir leoch Lao lev Lory load Morcellyiv SylvtoMototj LaoKroj DovX) lonor. WvecAt IcbtocK Cheryl Ueihe Crodley Iwfz todd MocLennon Lrxwo Modene GodKunde Dopho lo KowiW leooord Lclpui Kevtn loruwo DuHlftelun Morrin Modoono Oorboro Morohrtc Korilodno Joseph loror MorOco levroocjfc Sondro i x t border Jomes Lyroon PoAsMoffcwoh $r ven Morrhoter 30 co eMo Tv rhon- cn WfiW Ertrt Mooocytam MoncMoncfxH Wvi Nebco S«X Newbury Lyivt O'Keefe HtayMon AnnM Lynn Mo XO Ke y Myco lynnNeboo KoiNeeoNod A yJroc OrxJruch MMcfee David MHc 5 on Moyioii Rhoodo Nodeou M« eleNeboo Iioy Noorom IwoOwrwa Thoovsi McrM Orfdgef Wnel Pofrido Mrut [Veoda Nebco WdbNeboo Korherine 0 Orteo icon Oatntcnec Top: Whot were you doing In thor locker? Middle: B. Denny wonders where the boll wenr? K. Curtis gives o disgusted look to the comero. 31 Susan Oto Tnevo Owens AJon Powtuschck 0on Robert Pcancu Po«A Pette non Oiitsfmo Psenon Iimortiy Prsmon Robert Ptamc lufcePonde Jeny P cn Ve vo4esbo (X«nn MschoetRoce kx Rohat Xn:sn Rorvcom VAamftaiyiow Antoinette Reefc Barney Mmon MrictielRoed Robert Reed ftnoRetnow Desiree' ft e LooRmgo Pornoo (UsgwehJy 32 Whor ore these three gentlemen trying to do? I Rrngote shows us how sophomores decor ore rheir lockers... r- « LISA Who's copturing the eyes of these sophomore girls? Joioo (Ucodon jcxvxtion taws De We«Ro9 n Poul ftoi m y «r E Jy. xdRou Jooo Rudolph LortRyon Shonoon Ryd n Odndo SoOf to David SofftO V ndy SOwy f RodncRSchmidr K rtdo« Schulw B iy Sc too ' Ovwvw ku y JOheS«feno thomot Simon Prutp $m«h Soowbef9 UXXlSpKdfcO H Sh ihop« te Sfe-won John5 k IrocySrtktoy 33 Top: Whor ore you guys doing? Middle: Tolk obouf dose friends. Above: T. Holmlund, you're nor srudylng!!! KrtrSvmjfod ScotreToium RUv INboOeouJt A ithooy Thompjon Ilmorhy Thompson Tommy Trcw D n oSydnoi KeMnToyta Amy TNiTVr K.'mbwty Ttvompjor SoionTroge’ oei Tf feftwei-Undo TnxWnsK 34 tommy V brittge CoodorXC VWo Jom Vtaomt Omjomln 'Vnbctg Cy-vMo YoonWn Stephorte Wcttorton PootVcoNngfoo Michet Vhttjoo ROOftCiVfc Amy Wix «elt iwoh Left: Smile, you're on condld comero? Middle: J. Jennings ond A. Hillmon look reol pretty? Don't they! Bottom: Doing moth In the holb??? 35 Freshman Gorrcn Abbon RKNx a Andenon HcoOoW KotyOouf Rhonda AKn Tommy Andoivon ArxJceo Ook«f MiKo Ooumonn Co hryn Afbon Meld Armstrong loott Doffweber CMs Anderson Tuva loChene Alios Mindy OonKs Oonel Anderson Anrhony Axrefle Morton (Sorrow Mdody Anderson HoiyOoocfc Sobrtno Ocres 36 Hurry up ond take the picture! We con't hold this pose forever. 37 Tommy Conoo V-airvJo OiodwKJi Tnoo Oortxvx-ou ArttOOK Gofk TohonnoCkuK Tommy Copton ShonnonCooh MotkG N gon Ccncy Oookff Jom«Ooiby Jock Crouc« Dfond Oowioo 38 DortoGrovdol CdtonGtoft Vx )oGrw ►AorVOxm C Jy Hotmo ¥ r HorUOA OobbicHonlW Ux Orton Hoyden Holy Hoy (to LeeAnnHeW Ro Vto tooo OonnoHgqjni VtoHl RrcofaiHi 1 nH yei tonnonrtne UrtOoHolorrt CtonaHtto VendyHcto (toMHoarmn o eome Hooper Meton Howord OeomoMm lerome JocKvon lortkxteon lOoiV? kXObwrh Kety vW Root f+io i+v Je wvji Andy lemon OovKjlemen Code Jernberg Roymond Jewel Aired lohnvon Cotey JoTvuoo Cory loNwon (Xivy kxtaon Cmtn Jortmon OovO XjieK loub tappet Kyle tarrfce 40 CottoKetxon Tetri Kendofl Seen Keeneby ABon KesKe IbO Kttkpcrtkh Conet Klrven UsoKlebj Kcrhy Kir et Melody Knowiet UsoKoppte Keith Kowtoieh Ke«y Ktohn Steve loOotte Monte lombre-chr Chotleoe londvfc Koten Larson Renee teOJor Sondy leWax Ann lew's SconUxJberg SueUiMl Robbie lowe Kothy loy J Kylo MOCAiihut Da-tModsen KirtMolejW lotno Mosone Shcvhes Motive! Oemetre Mcrtln Robert Morjhoi 41 42 Henry is where friendships storr. JONlMylM OomooNcol IVchordNdsoo PoulMytM fUchord NoMnon TomNovofc Krann Noofnoo JoNiN hon Vo V Nyb rg K« hOxy Jo Porker Icxc i Pediy MxIOito Mfomo Pofrlck Min Pfrteraon MJkoPofrn Koily Poftkk Mxhc-ie Won j Jwri POfKtf OonWPcofJoo JohnPoMskc Sue Galen is reody for her Senior Prom. 43 Does onyone Know whar's going on In rhls doss? Quick, give us the onswers! JhorooWofO M Vcrtcn C 4c«n RooOy Wfconw Auuo4 WAornt Sytvojner Wlwxi John W.nb 9 N«0 0 VlthOljpOOO Joy VotynkK Smite. Colleen ond Kelly. Top: We W'll be together forever At Loft: Why ore we doing this? Above: When we hove nothing ro do. we like to stood in the holls. AoOyW ool y Anthony WngN AnnoZopohJu ton Wortmon Dovtd Vbotco Cotot Zotr Bo 46 Football Team Faces Changes 1963 was o disappointing season for rhe Varsity Football ployers. One highpoint of the seoson wos the selection of three Patriot ployers. Brent Otto. Stocey Jomeson, ond Mike Spencer to the oil city teom. “With o new Cooch. o new ploy system, new squod rules ond predominantly o junior ream, this year's football seoson wos o year of transition.'' soid new Varsity Football Cooch Jim Dorseth. A lock of size in the line mode sustained drives difficult on offense. Winning two gomes wos probobly on accomplishment for this teom. considering our obstacles.'' The Sophomore Football teom. coached by Cher Jonosz. hod o record of 6-2, with especially fine performances ogoinst South ond Southwest. The Sophomore teom looks forward to performing well in the future. At right: S Jomeson doshes through the line Below: B Walloons rums the corner Above: Potriots Une up ot Preview. Above right: C. Durishio and IX IXeed word with o coreful eye At right: Henry holds the fcne Below: B. Wtllioms moves oround his reommote. Below right: The Pornot offensive ottock smoshes into the Edison line. 50 Runner's Accelerate Both the Boys ond Girls Cross-Country teams did fairly well this year. All-city runners John Sereno ond Mike Edqulst led the boys to on 8-1 duol meet record while locking in squod size. Both teams worked hard to finish the seoson with o respectable record The girls teom, coached by Joon Moyer, also hod o good year. At left: Henry guys proctice running In o pock Below: Girl runners take time out for o teom photo. For below: K. Johonson ond) Glodhlll leod the field At left: Henry girts wait for the race to begin Above left: T Nortrom gives it oil he's got. Above center: I Miller fares well ot the Elk River Invitottonal Boys Hang Tough The Boys Soccer Team Improved on lost year's record by winning o gome. With the exception of three gomes, oil matches were held close. Coach Jim Krae summed up the season saying, I was disappointed in the outcome of the gomes, bur never in the ploy of the team. At Right: K. MocArthur discusses strategy with D. Suhrbier ond S. Dockey. Below Center: G. Stommel ond D. Meyers look on os M. Welter dears the boll. Below Right: P. Moslowskl rockles the boll owoy from on opponent. Above: T. Busby hlprrops the boll Into o Roosevelt ployer. Above Right: P. Bormon pursues the ploy. For Right: Cooches Krove ond Henderson survey the different aspects of the gome. Girls Finish Strong Season Finishing 7-4-1 ond fourth In the dry. rhe Girls Soccer Team wos one of fhe foil's best. With only six seniors on the ream. It wos young ond showed much promise. They were narrowly defeored In the region rournoment ond hope to odvonce further next year. At Left: The counter ottock led by K Ofeen. L Hommel. ond C. OkJre. Below Left: J. ScuHey brings rhe boll down Below Center: D. Lutz keeps her eye on rhe boll Below Right: K. O'Briens footwork leaves opponent s standing in their frocks 53 H Mart anemprs a stool The Infamous V-KIck moneuver. Tennis Strikes Up a Racket 1983 s Girls' Tennis Team was larger rhon in previous yeors. Fifreen new members made up rhe mojoriry of rhe reom. Bur rerurning ployers were rhe ream's srrong poinr. LeeAnn Urro and Mario Meyer finished os semi-finolisrs m rhe regional comperirion. The new members show o lor of promise,” soid rhe reom's caprain. LeeAnn Urro The reom was coached by Roy Corlson. % A! loft: M Meyer shows a srrong return Below: S Bores is more interested in the Comoro rhon the boll Top left: L Utto ond M Meyer were the only seniors to grace rhe tennis reom At left: S Bates ond D Horrhel worm up. Above: M Meyer sets up o serve 54 Below: K Ro nson prepores ro servo up another point. Spikers Strike The 1983 Girls Volleyball Team hod o relorively young squod. with only two seniors and the resr olmosr oil juniors. They were small in numbers and ore looking ro improve on this year's 4-12 record next season. All-city senior captain, Kris Robinson sums it up as, We were a short ream but have big hopes for next yeor. At left: K Gordner congratulates K. Godfrey on o good game. Below: Keeping your eye on the boll is the name of the gome. Above: Teamwork pays off. At left: J. Hortflel rises to spike the boll. Water Makes Winners After swimming mony hours in cold water, the Henry Girls Swim Teom completed on impressive seoson. Led by senior Dione Almsrrom, the teom finished 15th in the Store Tournoment. Like most Henry teams, they were young with most of the teom being tenth graders or younger. Coproin Lisa Patrick said. We hod o better seoson thon most people expected!” At left: D. Almsrrom with her medol from Store Below: S. Dovis gets reody to start o roce For above:). Crosser does the butterfly Above: Captains: P. Hootojo ond L Potrick At right: K Potrick ond M Qeneke smile for the comero For above: The big four. P Hootojo. D Almsrrom I Nordin. L. Patrick Above: K Anderson demonstrates her backstroke 56 We'll Tumble For You The 1983-64 Gymnostics Teom rumbled their woy ro the limits. The quolity of the teom hos developed with mony of the younger ond newer members showing much improvement. Under the cooching direction of Korhy Nesser, o former Henry gymnost, the teom is looking forword to o stronger seoson next yeor with mony of its teom members returning. At left: J. Crosser goes through her routine Do low left: Coptolns J. Crosser ond R. LeOlonc Below: M. Ufto gets odvlce from her cooch. 57 High Hoops This yeor's girls' bosketboll teom foced o height disadvantage in most games, but made up for it in spirit. The team devosoted North, stunning the Polors 49 47 in overtime. Senior, Paulo Rangel led the team and the city in scoring and wos one of the most skillful boll handlers on the teom. With the loss of only four seniors the team should be strong next year. This year's sophomore team showed strong promise in strengthening next years varsity team. They finished their season ot an even record. Ar right: And the gome begins . . .. Delow: Everyone breaks towords the bosket boll. Delow Right: M. Nygord lunges for the bosket. Basketball Takes a Good Bounce This year's Boys' Boskerball ream hod a very productive and successful year. They ployed in some exuberent victories and some heortbreoking losses. The junior-dominated team is looking forward to enjoying more successes under Cooch John Washington next year. This year's Sophomore team hos compiled multiple victories. They upset a highly rated North ream, but lost o competitive game against Roosevelt. The Henry sophomores looked forward to going to the Twin City Tournament and they will add more talent to next years Vorsity team. At right: D. Winberg ond J Johnson box-out North from the rebound. Below: P. Dembley releoses o deadly outside jumper. Above.- J. Johnson uses precise fingertip control. At left: R. Boker onrlcipores o point from B. Otto's free throw 61 At left: ft. Boker consumes the rebound Above middle: ft Smith puts up on outside two pointer. Above: Henry's sophomore teom begins to set up the ploy Af right: M. Finke srorts out with the puck Below: Another (ace-off for C. Dockry. For right: Jubilont ployers show rhelr excitement otter o 900I. At right: Another Roosevelt ployer bites the dust. For right: A Porrlot prepores to get the puck. 62 r k Below: Coprolos C Dockty tokes o swipe or the puck For below: A Roosevelt pioyer con'r even hit near the net. Pucksters Skate on The 1984 Henry Hockey Teom didn'r quire live up to their high expecrorions. They did well, however, finishing third in the city. Senior Coptoin Colin Dockry soid. The whole teom improved o lor during the season ond shows promise for the future. With thirteen experienced players returning next yeor. the ream is looking forward to being one of the city's best. 63 J.V. Squad Looks to Future The Junior Vorsiry Hockey reom hos hod some exciring ond memorable gomes. The members of this team ore looking ro conrribure ro next years Vorsiry success. They ore hoping ro help continue Henry's winning tradition in hockey. For obove: M. Lonnbrecht prepores to toko the foce-off. Above: Ployers return to the bench during o stoppoge of ploy. Top right: The Patriots toke o foce-off or rhelr blue line. Right center: Cooch Longley folks ro (V Boehler on the bench. At right: S. Conley keeps his eye on the puck offer his sove. 64 Skiers Glide Along Hoving o very small and inexperienced ream, rhe Skiers had very lirrle success. Borh reams finished seventh in rhe region, with only Diane Almsrrom advancing ro rhe Stare meet. With only eight members on rhe combined boys and girls ream, rhe underclassmen are hoping for o larger ream next year. At loft: Skiers relox after o tough meet. Far above: The crowd goes wild os K. Mllllren finishes his roce. Above: D. Almstrom shows rhot winning form. 65 Far above: K. Mllllren prepores for the start of her roce. Above center: S, Brodigon comes across the finish line. Wrestlers Improve This yeors Wrestling teom hod their best seoson In mony yeors. The teom,” soid Cooch Monte Miller, mode excellent progress since winter vocotion ond hos improved vostly over lost year. He also odded that the younger members goined much experience. The teom wos captained by Tim Kroemer ond Steve Nelson. At right: T Michel pins his opponent. Delow: C. Durusho executes o devestoting slom. Right comet: Gropplers prepare to begin the motch. 66 Above: S. Nelson gets leveroge ogoinst his opponent At right: A Southwest wrestler is visibly shaken otter his defeot Golfers Swing Into Action The 1963 golf reom locked In size ond experience, bur mode up this in skill. Liso Patrick finished third in the city for the girls ond Eddie Bonks wos second in the region ond eighteenth in the store tournament for the boys. Cooch Tom Olson soid that the reom shows promise with five ler-termen returning to the reams. The teams always need members. Anyone who con hit o golf boll will qualify for the ream.” Mr. Olson odded. At right: Fore! Below: L. Norcfcn shows her form to o ree. For below: I. Patrick rokes time our to pose. Below right: P. Miller attempts to sink o putt. 67 Determination Pays Off The 1983 Baseball Team had a record of 9-5. Their season was o fairly successful one. with Curtis Gatlin and Ricky Johnson both pitching no-hitters against North. Curtis was also voted to the All-Clfy team. Henry's reom went os for os the fourth gome in the regionols before losing to Washburn. Cooch John Washington remarked that, ’’The mark of o good reom Is one that improves from the start of the seoson until the end. Our team showed Improvement from gome to gome. Hustle and determination were key ossers in the vastly improved team of '83. Above: B. Green tokes o powerful swing. Above Right: R. Johnson delivers his pitch. At Right: G. Anderson hurts the boll to first base. At Left; The infield coltoborotes on o ploy. Left Center: Second bosemon R. Word guns his throw to first. Bottom Left: T. Selfferr rakes down the srors. Below: C. Gotlin studies his opponent. For Below: D. Nelson completes the out. 69 Softballers Capture First Championship The 1963 Girls Softball Teom finished their year with o very successful seoson. In the first Girls Softball Conference ever held in the Minneapolis Public Schools. Henry completed on excellent, undefeated seoson for the city championship. They also beat Hill-Murroy for the Twin-City Championship. With the exception of five graduating seniors, the teom wos expected to do very well In '84. Cooch Denny McGowon wos looking forward to another excellent seoson. Top Right: K. Godfrey bors while L. Hommel owolts her turn on deck. At Left: It flies through the otr with the greatest of ease, the high fly- - ing pitch of C. Cassidy. Above: J. McOonold anticipates the big double-ploy. At Right: J. Frechette smocks one Into left field. 70 71 Runners Keep on Henry's 1963 [Joys Track reom was coached by Richard Jacobson. They hod o small. Inexperienced ream bur expected o better turnout this year. With ten returning letrermen the trocksters were looking forward to o more promising season. The Girl runners, coached by James Cook, were Henry's smollesr reom. But with the new frock, they were looking to enlarge the reom ond compete on more equal terms with other city schools. At right: J. Sereno struts htt stuff Below: fV Dick stretches to the Smif ■ Track Above: A worm-up run (or the hot trocksters At left: IV Dick leops roll obsrocles in o single bound 72 Young Tennis Team Looks to Future Lost yeor's Doys Tennis Team wos comprised mainly of sophomores This yeor, os juniors. Cooch Monre Miller expecred bigger ond better things from his ployers. The team started slow ond picked up most of their victories or the end of the season. For above: C. Cunningham reaches for the boH Above: J Swanson exhibits his broken rocket. At right: T. Busby shows his bockhond shot Right center: Number one singles. B. Otto returns baseline shot. Top right: M Spencer ploys the ner 73 Badminton Team Retains Title The 1963 Girls Bodminron Team completed an undefeored season with a record of 12-0. The 1983 reom helped keep the city title of Henry. Henry olso beat St. Paul Humboldt with o score of 7-0 to win the Twin-City Championship. Six of the team members competed in the Individual City Conference Championships. Pom Hootojo ond Morio Meyer won first place in the doubles competition, with LeeAnn Utto ond Mary Jo Hermonson os consolorion chomps. Lisa Otto won second place in the singles, with Mory Truchinski the singles consolation chomp. Many of the girls soy that the reason for their success is mostly due to the fine coaching of Miss Jeon Pecchio. Miss Pecchio wos looking forward to o great season in 1984, with only one graduating senior not returning. Top: K. Robinson concenrrotes on her bodminron strategy. For Right: C. Hoyes demonstrates her version of the birdie-smosh.” At Right: A great smosh by M. Meyer. Below Right: C Albrecht performs a great overheod-deor. Below: P. Hootojo ond M. Meyer give the comero o big smile ofter winning the Indivlduol City Doubles Championship. Varsity Football HEN OPP 0 Mohromedt 13 0 North 12 0 Southwest 7 12 South 6 6 Lakeville 27 0 Edison 34 6 Washburn 32 27 Roosevelt 21 f 0(M Row; K Oonnol. S Vtftora. C Oowef 0 V omi K McAr- ■hoe. T Kromot. T Vfcon ft BooNor. 0 Movev K Sc Nutt Contot Row. V SchrracJt. C Thomot. 0 Oush C. Dutuihia, ft Rood I Vokroo. I. StnWieW I Ktooa, 1 fto . $ Wr., I Mlchoel Dock Row.- Cooch c Jonou. ). Sworoon S Jocnoioo. H Wrhenpoon 0 Oto. J Vcjikof M Spoocot. J Oouot Morvo f' { Kotchonv Cooch J.Dotioch Soph. Football HEN OPP 34 Southwest 14 0 Roosevelt 16 8 North 0 14 South 6 22 Lakeville 16 8 Edison 21 8 Washburn 0 fioni Row: 0 S t n. M toykx. K Myth . R 0 Stewai, ft WHomi. ft Nounoa A jocooft Co mot Row: m uno.) Mytocv T Shot . 0 Chrttnonjon M Oevotwtg 0 Ybotro I Chorvwy. J Adomi. M ftoco Dock Row: Cooch 6 Chovwt. A Hlmon. 0 Duck. C. Johtvjoa 0 lutt. 0 Potvxtt 0 Lotion I JontMntjv S Mcrthol . ft Schimo K tn obkxxJ. Cooch) Cook Cross Country HEN OPP 16 Edison 40 20 South 35 23 Hording 32 20 Edison 35 23 North 32 35 Roosevelt 22 20 North 41 28 Southwest 29 19 North 36 Ory — 4th ploce Region 5AA — 8th ploce front Row: C Ttov. M Cdcjuv I Moot. K Koriko Dock Row: J Gtodhfl. t Nonrcnv I Sotono. K Johonson, S Otodkjon Cooch ft kocobion 75 Cross Country Gry — 6th ploce NO OTHER SCORES AVAILABLE Gtrh ctots country: Front row: K Myory K M Ar«o I Mooro Dock row: Coods ) Moyer. R Hoopoe. C Scu oy. M Mortu Boys Soccer HEN OPP 0 Southwest 17 1 Roosevelt 4 4 North 2 1 Sooth 10 1 Edison 0 0 Washburn 11 1 Southwest 4 0 Roosevelt 6 0 North 0 1 South 2 a Edison 2 i Washburn 12 Boy soccer: Front row-. P Oormon. J kNjWor K MocAnhur. C Anderson, $ Dochry, K Mrfcen P Anderson. R Myiftw-.cc Bock tow: Coocb J Krove. P McaiowjW. I Busby. B 5uhrtXer F Kota I Oookey. 0 Myers G Sroavnet. M Vo or, C Ooctuy Cooch R Henderson Girls Soccer HEN OPP 3 Roosevelt 3 0 North 4 1 South 2 1 Edison 2 6 Washburn 0 5 Roosevelt 0 1 North 2 0 South 6 3 Edison 2 2 Washburn 3 Girls KX 0 Front row: I Hommot I VoRxKJgo, H Mort, Cooch H Sees 0 luM R leOtonc. K Obon Center tow: K O'Ooetv V Her-mortsoo I Zwtrn H Erdmon. G Kunde. C. Skojo K Sutrorod. C. Otpro Bock row: C CoixJy. M Vaacienko. J. Zwock M Hormorv son. I Scuftey. V obtocki i Hojsrrocn 76 Girls Tennis HEN OPP 0 Cooper 7 1 Washburn 6 0 Sourhwesr 7 0 Roosevelt 4 3 Edison 4 7 North 0 2 St. Poul Como 5 3 South 4 Region 5AA 3 Fridley 4 Gull lOftAh: fronr row: S Gotes. M l to L Uno M Nygord S G8 L Votmon. C Godboa 6o k row. Cooch A Carbon K Gkx «i M Moyer M Armstrong I Ouemew.l V a $ Pwkop S_: Varsity Volleyball HEN I Woshburn OPP 4-18. 14-18 W North Id-20, 1615.16-16 L South 6-18,3-16 L Roosevelt 11-16.14-16 I Southwest 7-16.11-16 W Edison 16-5.16-10 I North 1V16.16-16.16-16 L South 7-16.7-18 W Edison 16-16.16-10 L South St. Poul 5-16.6-16 t Orooklyn Center 11-16.1-16 I Centenniol 14-18.1616.11-18 I Greek 1611.14-18.618 I Totino Groce 9-16.618 W Region 5AA North 618.1615.1610 t Roosevelt 4-18. 7-18 Voatty otl yboU: front row: K RoOtnjon. J Srr ftvv J. J Hoirttfl. K Sc« o. T Oor oo P Mc orc Dock row: K Godfrey. J StOH. C Hoyov M Edworrfe. 0 Wolft. K Gordner. Cooch P Oowmon J.V. Volleyball HEN I Washburn OPP 11-18.12-18 L Roosevelt 14-18.1616 11-18 L Southwest 14-18. 7-18 L Edison 17-19.10-18 L South 1618.1616, 618 I Edison 1616. 618. 618 L Brooklyn Center 618. 618 77 J.V. v©H ybOil; FfOAl row: L Spaho 0 W , 0 OoAAy J Rjh. $ AnOencn 0 HortfloT 6ot row: Cooch A RoJph. M Wr hl. K Toppo. K. M Oory)kJ S Oeio. 0 M0P40 Swimming HEN OPP 085 Edison 435 27 Roosevelt 52 03 North 37 11.2 Southwest 53 41 South 41 47 Washburn 33 S VIM Ml KG - front row, Cooch t Fro , K ArxJerio0. K NotCfcV P Edkxid A Selnjky, K Porrlch. MkM« row; I Arrforjon 0 Almyrony L Pcmck. I No« n. P Hoorcrjo, M Ocneke. Cooch I MoUmonn Bock row; L Oobro. C Vrffcmon, J Goiaw. t Onxhort. J. Ooiicf. D Conley Varsity Doys Basketball HEN OPP 87 Edison 49 81 Roosevelt 71 50 North 64 47 Southwest 49 88 De LoSolle 66 47 White Beor Loke 75 60 Elk River 71 59 Osseo 40 57 Albony 50 71 South 58 50 Washburn 49 75 Pork Center 69 75 Brody 57 73 Apollo 63 76 Roosevelt 62 76 Southwest 62 48 South 51 72 Washburn 58 55 North 81 Edison • V AMITY BOYS BASKETBALL - front row 0 McKnlght. ft Baker 0 Vrtomi. ft Hoynev P Demtty. 0 Oucklnqhom K CMOeo Bock towr Cooch McKiuoft S Jomeson. 0 Vmtxng 0 Otto, f Oeorty. 1 SoTvisoo J Dernpiey. Cooch J Wahmgron Soph. Boys Basketball HEN OPP 69 Edison 48 66 Roosevelt 68 82 Sourhwest 65 49 North 44 95 Southwest 67 89 South 51 64 Washburn 61 95 Southwest 6? 64 Brody 31 74 Apollo 46 76 Park Center 63 63 North 65 SOPH. BOYS BASKETBALL - front row, I Oroodwoy. C Srohl. I Stewart Dock tow, I Miles, ft Tibero. m Lynn. K Oyoa Cooch McKluock. ft Vorren. ft Vrwh. 0 Borbe . 0 Forrea 78 HENfly V C HENRl Varsity Girls Basketball HEN OPP 46 Edison 33 42 Cooper 61 29 Southwest 45 36 Washburn 92 47 North 45 41 Roosevelt 53 46 C.H.O.F. 55 31 South 45 36 Edison 39 30 Osseo 72 36 Torino Groce 55 40 Roosevelt 39 31 South 41 48 Washburn 75 29 North 64 36 Fridley 32 41 Oenlldo-S.M. 51 51 Blaine 67 61 Pork 40 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL - front row, K Rotwuon. ) McNhoH C Caufcty. M Uy ytr S I UtnuvO Ctntor tow: Monogtt t yxot w«h. P Rongol M M y Monogw 0 AndPnon Bock row. G Kwid .) Zwak J 5 oN. R Ooy J Cooch K G n Soph. Girls Basketball HEN OPP 28 Osseo 19 31 Edison 13 23 Cooper 41 34 Southwest 29 44 Roosevelt 52 19 Totino Groce 38 25 Woshburn 28 37 South 36 11 North 21 21 C.H.O.F. 36 43 Edison 18 23 Southwest 26 29 Roosevelt 37 23 Washburn 31 SOPH GJRLS DASKCTDAU. - From row: S Vogcc 0 Vh.ro. C Jocroi Cenror row, K Sumvod S G« a L MefcJ A R«ey. I Chcxboneou M Meimonjon Dock row: I Qwcon. C ft N 0o 4 0 Kiwi. K Gotfritt, N Martin. Cooch P BOwmon Varsity Hockey HEN OPP 2 Hopkins 4 1 Monkoto 5 5 Kellogg 2 2 Woshburn 6 1 Roosevelt 1 2 Southwest 7 7 Edison 3 6 South 4 2 Albert Leo 4 5 Austin 6 7 Woshburn 4 2 Kennedy 3 4 Roosevelt 7 4 Southwest 9 9 Edison 1 5 South 2 2 Southwest 7 1 Roosevelt 6 0 Holy Angeb 2 VARSITY HOCKEY _ Fioni row; 0 Coition 0 Pwvxu t OyiOy, P M«ef. C Ckxhry. M Conley i Swonton R Rood. S Ovckry Bock row: t'onei I SeOei R MyjHwlec. K MocAirtM. M Flnho. K Schovc' V Arv. Jion M lonKvecM. P Oocroon. Cooch 0 Ocnby 79 Soph. Hockey 5-wins 7-losses O-ties SOf-H HOCKEY - Fioai iow; m Metmv S Ocxkiy. ft NtliOIV. 5 Cooley IV Ch-do. IV Ooeh er. 0 OifiXeoveo. S tuvfcx-fg Dock row: Cooch G loogley I Koppel S Monhok . A CoKec V Aveooo M 1 XTV0 0 IV C.C. Skiing HEN BOYS OPP L Edison w L Southwest w L South w W North L L Roosevelt w L Washburn w HEN GIRLS OPP L Edison w L Southwest w L South w L North w I Roosevelt w L Woshburn w CC SKIING - EtOO! row: J NebO«Y 5 Orodryxv K MilfCfl 0 Almsirc n. 0 Sopo Dock row, M Sotxn 1 Mot. K Ofeoo Varsity Wrestling HEN OPP 16 Pork Center 41 21 St Thomas 39 43 Brooklyn Center 18 8 Roosevelt 46 18 South 43 28 North 34 35 Southwest 30 23 Edison 28 38 Woshburn 26 36 Sibley 10 26 Woshburn 24 0 Osseo 65 VARSIt Y WMMUNG - from iow: I Gorth. M Moore. I Kroemcx. C Dmwhla. J Codon 0 Sroorr Dock row: Cooch M MHec, 1 Bryant, S Ryden I Mjchool M Spencer. S Nehon I Horn 80 Soph. Wrestling HEN OPP 9 Pork Center 50 6 Sr. Thomas 01 15 Brooklyn Center 16 12 Roosevelt 58 6 South 62 15 North 54 24 Southwest 09 SOPH. VNESTUM3 - floor row. ft Ooonoger. S Totum, E tVycyn. 0 Ouo«y. T Uv’.ngu©« Bock row: Cooch ft. HcncJcoon. C ftycJon A Vright, P OojiWcwia. M Dvobol Gymnastics HEN OPP 71.5 Edison 108.9 66 Roosevelt 105.25 I Washburn W W North L L South W L Southwest W GYMNASTICS - COOCh K. Nosaor, ft. LoOkSftC N PvtWw, A Scort M Urto. I Ooucr. L ShopomAy Varsity Softball HEN OPP W, W Southwest LI W, W Roosevelt L.L W.L South L.W W. W North L.L W.L Woshburn L.W w. w Edison L.L VARSITY SOrTDAU - front row; $ Omo. K HoOnr I HorrwrHS. K Go rOy 0 Hoir. M Nygard. Bock row: Cooch D McGowCrV K Oroy. K GorcJnor. ). frochorto, C Coa-Oy. ft PottoiAo J McOoookJ 0, Ingcr 81 J.V. Softball HEN OPP L.L Southwest W.W L.W Edison W.l L.L South W.W L.W North W.L L.L Washburn W.W L.L Roosevelt W.W J.V. Krftboll From rowi K 5 x Xo K O (V en. C Ct r J Jocobson P VQ wiok Dock row. Cooch R Ray C Bason S Voaonen. K So fK ) ) SkjN W frtcksoo 0 Marohrx Boys Track City — 7th ptoce NO OTHER SCORES AVAILABLE Boys nock: Front row: J Ferns. F Oyron. C MonfteW. R Otek. W Schrrwii 0 Vlwm R Moynes Dock row Cooch T Hoyihe. S tarum K Oovfe. K ChJOeri A Ander ton I Armstrong I Serena 0 Meyers Cooch R Jocobson Girls Track City — 7th ploce NO OTHER SCORES AVAILABLE Otrl« nock From row: Cooch J Cook C Moyer J Snenvud f Wright Dock row: J Robnson Cooch 0 Johnson 82 Boys Tennis HEN Opp 1 St Anthony 6 0 South 7 3 Washburn 4 0 Southwest 7 2 Cooper 5 1 Roosevelt 6 1 Osseo 6 1 Totino-Groce 6 3 Brooklyn Center 4 7 North 0 7 Edison 4 City Tournament 7 North 0 1 Washburn 6 Region 5AA 7 North 0 5 Edison 0 0 South 5 Boyi lennst Fioai tow, M CdQuBt M Spencer A Demon 0 Ono. 1 Swomon Sock row, Coot M M.ter $ Oen o«. m Newer. C Cvmv Inghom ) Mo«-k. V Arvldion S Conley Varsity Baseball HEN OPP 9 Southwest 7 6 Roosevelt 4 2 Woshburn 23 6 Edison 10 2 South 0 16 North 0 10 Southwest 6 1 Roosevelt 2 5 Washburn 9 10 Edison 2 12 South 3 12 North 0 0 Fridley 7 3 Washburn 7 10 Roosevelt 4 Region 5AA 3 Fridley 2 4 Roosevelt 2 2 Washburn 9 Vonify boteboll From tow. T SeTtcri 0 Green i Orodley I Kroemer ft Void Ce ttei low I Rofcem ft JOMnOo 0 Confcoy M Moyer. S tamejon r Mtchool Dock row, D Nchoo C Gone. Cocxh J Voihuvyon. G Andenoo K MocA tNur Varsity Badminton HEN OPP 4 Southwest 3 6 Roosevelt 1 6 North 1 6 South 1 7 Edison 0 7 Woshburn 0 5 Southwest 2 6 Roosevelt 1 5 North 2 7 South 0 7 Edison 0 6 Washburn 1 Twin City Championship 7 Humboldt 0 VorUry bodmlnron: Floor low: I Ono. M Moyiy M tnxNrviki K RoNnjoo M Mermonvon Dock tow, Cooch ) Pe«So I Oi o V obkxi-' m E word. C Mayei P Hoaojo C AJbrecM 83 Soph. Badminton HEN OPP 7 Edison 0 7 Roosevelt 0 6 Southwest 1 7 North 0 7 South 0 7 Woshburn 0 7 Edison 0 7 Roosevelt 0 6 Southwest 1 6 North 1 7 South 0 5 Washburn 2 6 Humboldt 1 SOPH OADMINTON - Fiont tow, K utoton. C Godboa L ItuchlrtsU m Jotviyon Dock row: Cooch ) ? xctw . G Kunde K Joppo. I Dutch M fdwnndy C oyov C Koppcl. J DccowiW I Gundetvcn Golf HEN BOYS OPP 242. 239 Edison 244.238 262. 237 South 244, 245 244. 251 North 286.283 228. 251 Washburn 239.229 242. 252 Roosevelt 219. 217 204. 251 Southwest 182. 214 HEN GIRLS OPP 240, 143 Edison 237.161 241. 249 South 187. 199 239. 232 North 271.292 245. 253 Woshburn 183.192 264. 278 Roosevelt 241. 231 257. 226 Southwest 216.184 GOIF - Fiont tow: S Oochty. T otvuon P Mitor K Mnihc-nnotf Dock tow. L PorncK I NcvdA Cooct' t Oboo 0 latvxv 0 AlnMtttyri Athletic Staff At right: IqcbprrrtrJ Monogot T Wy.-owitu ood AthictK Dupcrot 0. Jwonson 84 rganizations Dancers Add Life fo Fall Schedule Every foil the Front Five, Hi-Lltes, and Pastel Pots liven up the home football gomes with their entertolning halftime routines. This year was no different with the exception of Homecoming when the field wos so wet ond muddy that the three lines were unoble to perform. The Front Five should be congratulated on making It through the season with on oil rookie line. For Above: Aren't we cute? Above: A little onxlous. Jenny? Above Right: Just one big happy family. Right Center: HHJtes performing or Preview. At Right: H. Mott. M. Jonoweic. ond K. Chrlyopherson orrive or Preview. 86 At Left: HMJtes porlenrly owolr their cue. At Left: Posrels ond Front Five celebrote their seoson Below: Sr on the mujlc. olreodyl Fall Dancelines Strike a Pretty Pose At Right: HHITES — From: K. Dirty Middle: M Flscui. E. Mooneyhom. J Noomen. Dock: C. Oldre. J. Frechette. 0 Sertertof. L. Nelson. C. Meier. T. Mullen. At Right: PASTEL PATS — H Mott. M Duruihio. A Thlmm. M. JonoweK K. Chnstopherson. L. Hommel. Below Right: FRONT FIVE — M Soowberg. 0 Anderson. J. Smode. 0. Annonli. T Slwek Below Left: DANCELINE CAPTAINS — M Durushio. T Scwek. 0. Setteriof 88 At left: Oh. no, it s Devo! Delow: The top bononos split Patriettes Enjoy Their Work This yeor rhe Porriettes hod o greor rime wirh rhe donees they performed during rhe boskerboll holf-rimes. The Porrierres compered in rhe Apple Volley comperirion. There rhey placed renrh in rheir division. The donceline is mode up of sevenreen girls ond is under the supervision of Mrs. Dionne Thoreson. 4 4 Above left: Let's go to the Hop Above: Potriet-res punk out. At left: Patriettes: Front row: Coptoln M Jonowelc, K Ditty. Coptoin 0. Set-rerlof Middle row: H. Mott. J. Peterson, J. Frechette. T. Mullen. J. Noumon. M. Flscus. Dock row: J. Brondinburg, J. Sculley, M Nelson, L Nelson. C. Meier. C. Johnson. T. Jolicoeur. M Carlisle. ■s i 89 Football Cheerleaders Show Their Pep At right: Football Cheerleaders: Front row: J. Hortflel. Middle row: L. Evers. J. Srervsrud. Back row: M. Nelson, K. Curtis. J Edsrroen. A Opor. Coproin J. Decow ski Below: Cheerleaders prepare ro cheer for our footboll teom or Preview Far below: Hoving fun or rbe corwosh Above: Let's hear it for Henry' Hockey Cheerleaders Energize the Crowds At left: HOCKEY CHEERLEADING - Front row: M. Waszczenko. K Edsrrom, Coptoin J Decowskl. K. Kompo Dock row: K. Keech. Coptoin I Pilotsk). C. Cassidy 91 Above: Thor s okoy girls, it's only Previews At right: Practice mokes perfect Basketball Cheerleaders Keep the Spirit Alive At right: Having fun. Amy? Below: Dosketboll cheerleaders: Bottom row: L. Evers. Second row: J. ftokos. L. Wort-mon. fV Hordy. Coptoln K. Curtis. Third row: H. Hoyden. K. O'Brlon, Cop-taln. A Opot. Top Row: K. Naumen. 92 Wrestling Cheerleaders Charge the Team At loft: The wrestling cheerleaders: Front row: C. St Arnaud. C Moyer. Second row: J. Johnson, D. Johnson. 0. Nelson, C Long, L. Berger. 93 Band Spirit High The Porrick Henry Dond members swing to the quick tempo of the 1980-64 school yeor. They picked up their feet to the drummer's cadence, marching their woy to first place or the Store Foir. With the coming of the foil oir, the bond stepped into formations or the halftime shows. Lorer In the season, tradition wos kept olive os the bond continued the daily routine of practicing for the Spring Concert. As Director Gerald Ookvik stored, This year's senior bond members climax o four yeor cycle of excellence. Above Right: THE GUIDE-ON5 — Co-coptoin, J, Thompson. K. Anderson. J. RlngwebkJ. K. Nordin. K. Soxnoug. Cop-rain D. BiHsrrom. L. Morierte. T. Trost. At Right: THE PATRICK HENRY BAND — First Row: L Moore. C. Kop-pel. B. Setter lot. L. Utto. J. Johnson. Second Row: E. Lund, L. Berger. R. Hordy. C. Godbois. L. Nordin. J. Crosser. J. Thompson. L. Pocrtck Third Row: J. Flemming. K Nordin. K. Anderson. P. Anderson. J. Mork. M. Welter. E. Bontroger Fourth Row: K. Obon. K. Toylor. M. Nygord. S. Tatum. R Plont. Fifth Row: Director GerokJ Ookvik. B. Suhrbler. G. Moses. J. Johnson. C. Osborne 94 Abov left: The morching bond mofches rhelr woy to first ptoce or the Store Foir. Above: The Riflertes: Cop-roin S. Miller. C. Schmidr. M Ryden, P Henderson. H Hoyden. M Johnson. S. Listul. At left. THE PATRICK HENRY OAND: First row: I Onerness. M Woszczenko. I Zwlrn. S. Woisonen. P. Murz. K. O'Brien. Second row: P Hoorojo. K. Johnson. P. Edlund. K Myers. M Johnson, C Hoyes, M Ed-words. T. Duffney Third row: D Peterson, J. Olson. T. Bon-cher. T. Mosrro. R Horn mgron. G Kunde, J Jocob-son, S. Dovls. Fourth row: Twin brother of Gerold. Director Jerry Ookvik. B Zor-riello. G. Stommel. P. Moslowski. E Ross. D Koehler. M Moore. H. Witherspoon, P Anchutz. Fifth row: J. Burck. C. Long. 95 The People Behind the Bond The Bond spirit wos boosred tremendously this yeor by these individuols. They were o driving force behind the Bond, pushing them to excel to their perfection. A new constitution wos drofred under the Bond Council olong with the making of o record which hasn't been done for awhile. Although the spirit of the Band had dropped in the post years, it is slowly starring to rise again by the help of its members. At far right: Student Director Greg Moses. At right: Drum Mojor Moir Suhrbier. Below: Hey you trumpet players — remember this from Florido? Above tight. THE DAND COUNCIL: First row: Drum Mojor 0 Suhrbier. Secretory J. Thompson. Treosurer B. 5etiertof, Vice President 0 Zorrlelto. President G Stommel. Second row: T. Boocher. J Jocobson. K. Anderson. P Maslowski, C Godbois, Student Director G Moses At right. SECTION LEADERS: First row: Clonnet P Hoorajo. Flute B Serterlof. Piccolo L Uno, Alto Clarinet L. Nordln, Boss Clorinet K Anderson Second row: Trumpet G Stommel. French Horn. P Maslowsto. Tenor Sox T Boncher Alto Sox J. Jocobson, E-Flot Clorinet S Dov.s Third tow: Tubo B. Koehler. Trombone J. Flemming. Borirone S Totum, Borirone Sox E Ross. Drums H Witherspoon 96 We Believe in Music Under rhe direction of Gerold Ookvik, Henry's Concert Choir wos oble to pur together two mojor concerts, one in the winter ond one in the spring. They olso went on tour visiting several junior highs ond elementary schools. The choir olso mode o trip to rhe Chonhossen Dinner Theatre. With the return of Mr. Ookvik this year, the choir's membership increased substantially. Above left: Melodies urvder the Mistletoe wos the theme of the Winter Concert. At left: First row: F. Jockson. S. Ush ). C. Allison. C. Mugrydechlou. K. Bauer. T. Mullen, J. Noumen. M. Megos. A. Zopolski. L Held. D. Higgins. Second row: J. Mays. 5. Morison. C. Schmidt. T. CopUn. K Chrisropherson. D. Billsrrom. M Fiscus. K. Gordner. J. Johnson. K. Glodhlll, C. Hoimo. Third row: C. Johnson. B. Hortfeil. A Miller. B. Holsteod. T. Henderson, S. Miller. C. Meier. L. Klebs. L. Ross. E Roder. H. Erdmon. H. Hoyden. Fourth row: R, Waiioms. G. Rogers. L Foster. S. Willioms. J. Akervik, B. Serterlof. K Broy. T. Miles, D. Esaw. Above: Direcror G. Ookvik ond studenr-director J. Akervik argue over which color srole should be worn with rhe choir robes At left: Choir Council: First row: D. Higgins. Second row: A. Miller. B. Holsteod. Third row: J. Noumon. J. Johnson Fourth row: S. Williams. S. Miller. C Meier. J. Akervik 97 Below: Always reody ond happy to help. Publications Move With the Times The Porrior ond the Ororor ore rwo meons by which rhe thoughts ond actions of Henry students ore recorded. Eoch staff worked very hard to perserve the memories of the post year. With rhe mony good times experienced here or Henry the two sroffs were able to produce publications of which to be proud. Far abov©: Quit mugging for rhe camera, Todd! Get to work Above: What a pretry picture. At right: Patriot Staff: Front: Ms. C. Dlom. L Winn, C Cassidy. A Opor. C. Otdre. M. Fiscus, L. Nordln, M Woszcenko Bock: $ Miller. T Wilson. K McDonold. G. Moses. C Crooker. C Theison. P Moslowski. M Word. J. Sculley. 98 At left: Orotof stoff: Front tow: Mr L Greenhogen. Middle: J. Gunderjon. K Qvtjropherjon, J. Decowskl. T Mullen. C Meier. D. Setterlof. J. Frechette Dock: Q Suhrtker. K Oovij. J Reilly M Moore. H. Erd-mon. L. Utto. L Potrlck. M Oiorn Delow: Our beloved editor Above: We ve got plons tot these underclossmen Ai left: No orse-finger typiog for rhts girl, she uses two. For left: Mr Greenhogen tries to decipher Jim s jloppiness 99 We're jusr trying to help N.H.S. Fulfills Duties The Henry Chopter of rhe Notional Honor Society consists of o group of talented seniors who moinroin o grade point overage of 3.2 or better. They were accepted on the basis of their character, leadership and service to rhe school and community. This year they engoged in a lor of activities such os visiting rhe elderly at rhe Baptist Residence, organizing the Holloween Dance, and entertaining rhe kids or rhe Children's Hospital. Mrs. D. Savage and Mr. D. Christensen both expressed that it's o very satisfying experience and they love working with rhe N.H.S. members. They also stored that it's nice to see outstanding Henry students recognized for their academic achievements. For above right: J. Hogstrom and M. Thompson moke new friends while visiting ot the Boptisr home Above: A few friends discuss the good oj'edoys. Above right: L. Utto ond her new friend Henry find enjoyment In toklng o leisurely walk. At right: The Notional Honor Society: First row: B Setterlof. J. Melhoff, 0. Zor-riello. J. Decowski. J. Sculley. A Opor. C. Meier Second row: V. Zablocki. M Edquisr. P Hootajo. L. Utto. M. Herman-son. J Hogstrom Third row: L. Potrick, D. Almstrom. M. Meyer. J. Burck. Mr. D. Christensen, Mrs. D. Sovoge. M Welter. G. Stommel, C Dockery. J. Crosser. Not pictured: M. Jonowiec. M, Thompson. 100 Far left: G Stommel explains the theory of relativity to anxious N H S. members. At left: Mr ond Ms Poc-Mon pose for o picture at the Hollo-ween Dance Above: N.H.S. Officers: Secretory M Meyer Treasurer 0. ZdrrleBo, President J Scufley. Vice-President G Stommel. Historian J. Decowski For left: J Melhoff helping Dell to her room at the Doptist home At left: Con you guess who the Grim Reaper ond Ms Piggy ore? 101 Student Government Leads The 1983-64 Student Government spent o busy yeor planning ond producing school activities and service events. Their first major event wos Homecoming which proved to be o major success. Other highlights of the yeor Included Sodie Hawkins, Sno-Daze, ond Spring Fling. Speciol service events included o United Woy fund drive ond o Y.E.S. video concert donce. All of these events were highly successful due to the hard work ond dedication of our Student Government representatives. Focul-ty advisors were Mr. R. Huss ond Mrs. 3. Plant. Ai right: Student Government members listen attentively. Above right: Junior Officers: Secretory K Gardner. President G. Moses. Treosurer L. Hommel. Vice-President M. Wasczenko. At right: Student Government Members: First row (Seniors): J Decowski. I Pilorski, M Meyer. 0 Set-terlof. K. Milliren. C. Otdre. M Edqulst. T. Kroemer Second row (Juniors): M. Vortice. M Woszcenko. K Olson. I Hommel, D McKnlght. K Gordner. K. Herkenhoff. S. Stor. G. Moses. M. Crego. Third row (9rh ond lOth): A. Thlmm. H Mott, M Snowberg. 0. Hortflel. E Ross. M. Pilar-ski. K Noumon. L Smith. D Gordner 102 For left: Senior Officers: Vice-President C Oldre. President L Pitor-ski. Treosurer M Meyer At left: Secretary M Jonowiec Above left: Anxious student government members woir to get down to business Above: The oye's hove iti For left: Choirmon G Moses leads the meeting At left: M Edquist is hord ot work taking notes ot o meeting 103 Hard Work Pays Off For Debate, Speech The Debore Team, cooched by Mrs. Bev. Plonr. participated in about 30 rounds of debore in competition with other metropolitan high schools. With mony hours of research ond practice, the ream come through winning o number of debates. Of her team, Mrs. Plant stated. “They ore o very enthusiastic ond hard-working group of students.” This year's Speech Teom consisted of 27 members, eleven of them having returned from lost year. They worked hard preparing for each competition, which poid off during the season. Miss Connie Blom, the odvisor of the Speech Teom. stated that There ore mony talented members on the team ond they ore very pleasant group with which to work.” At right: S. Gehrig ond K. MocArthur proctice (or the next debore. Above right: F. Kora 1$ oil set to go to the meet. Above: Debore rides in style. At right: The debate teom: Front row: C. Anderson, Advisor B. Plant. K. MocArthur. Bock row: S. McFeters. P. Mastowskl. G. Moses. S. Gehrig. F. Koro. C Green Not Pictured: K. Herkenhoff. D. Modsen. K. Mutlu. 104 At left: THE SPEECH TEAM - First row: B Mlnell. E. Lund. M. Wosczenko, K Keech. S Wolbrldge. C. TRImoo. Second row: J. Sculley. C Thelsen, Ms. Ok m. S. Woisonen, S. Gehrig. Third row: J. Jocobson. J. Fish. L. Moriefte. P. Moslowski. G. Moses. T. Bon-cher, F. Koro. C. Cunnlnghom. S. Brodigon. G. Dondelinger. S. Miller Nor Pictured: E Bonrroger. M. Fiscus. J. Horrflel. T. Henderson. B. Koehler. Below: The Speech Team Invites you to reod okxig Above left: P. Moslowski. G. Moses, ond K. Herkenhoff discuss options for their speeches For left: J. Sculley polnrs our on Important line In her speech to C The sen. At left: Hey. 5. Miller, who's coughr your eyes? 105 Henry Students Offer Their Service There ore mony woys Henry students “serve the school ond community. Whether it be os individuals working the office switch board, running o memeogroph machine, working os o Library aide, with audio visual equipment or In the attendance office, these students provide valuable services. Two groups which serve In o more extensive woy ore the Henry Pep Club which provides activity schedules ond works to lift school spirit. The Henry Key Club, sponsored by the local Kalwonis. is o student service group, which works in the community. If o job needs doing, these ore some of the Henry students who do it. At right: Fixing little things is o port of whot the Key Club does for the school ond community. Above tight: The Key Club: Front row: L. Held. D. Bursey. A. Flscus. C. Sjoberg. J. Rohm. Bock row: D. Grovdol. Adivsor Mr. Andetl, C. Cooper. S. Williams, D. Anderson. S. Miller. G. Moses. Above: THE PEP CLUB - Front row: I. Ktebs. 0. Higgins. N. Bolrd. L. Jocobwlth. Bock row: H. Armstrong. C. Wilkinson. B. Hortflel. At right: A. Flscus ond C. Sjoberg discuss the plons of the day. 106 Above: J. Loeher or d J. Roce ore jokin’ core of business In the School Store For left: D. Flelschfresser helps our In the llbrory. At left: The gym oldes. woiting to serve the gym teochers. 107 Behind the Scenes With Stage Crew The Henry Sfoge Crew is o service group which along wirh the audio visual crew, is responsible for providing sound ond lights for the various group productions scheduled In Henry's gymnasium ond auditorium. This year rhe Stage Crew hos worked on Homecoming Coronation ond school programs like choir ond bond concerts, besides assisting of productions of the Comden Community Theatre. The group's work will be mode eosier with the renovation of the auditorium's electrical systems just completed this spring. At right: D. Boyd switches on the right set of lights for the program. Above right: THE STAGE CREW _ Left to right: T. Oorv cher. D Gibson. L. Moriette. T. Trost. P. Rlngwelski. Middle: D. Boyd. Above: T. Boncher ond D. Gibson fry to figure our whot’s wrong with the spotlight switches. At right: T. Trost. L Morierre ond P. RingwebW fix up Henry's royol choir for the coming events. 108 2+2= Mathlettes Many Henry students wonder whar a Mathlete really is. Mathletes ore a group of students, coached by Ms. Carol Borne, who figure out moth problems in competitions with other schools. One meet consists of four events. Each member is ossigned o special problem to work out. Usually the events cover four different moth coregories, ond for every problem they get right they receive two points towards the reom's final score. As o newer activity to Henry, the Morhteres ore always looking for ambitious members who love moth. We hove o young team this yeor, bur next year I anticipate o great year. I hove o very enthusiostic group! stored Ms. Borne. At left: C. Borne instructs the moth team members. Abovo loft: H. Armstrong, herd ot work, figures out o problem for the next meet. Above: Mothletes study hord for o competition. At left: The Mathletes: Back row: Advisor C. Borne. T. Bon-cher. P. Moslowski. F. Koro. G Dondellnger. Front row: L Moriette. H. Armstrong. L Kylonder. Not pictured: J. Burck. M. Feirer. S. Gehrig. P. Rlngwelski. 109 Special Activities Celebrate Black History Week Black History wos celebrated or Henry the week of February 2024. The week long activities included, in addition to Fridoy's special program, a poster contest. Break ond Pop Donee Contest, talent ond fashion shows during the lunch periods ond classroom guest speakers. In his address to the student body, guest speaker, Kombon Comoro of the Urban League stressed the role each students' achievement will ploy in hisrory. Special music by Doctor Fun (truancy worker Jomes Greer), o jozz donee, poetry reading, ond dromotizorion of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s I Hove o Dream speech highlighted the program. Above for right: The judges score contestants In the Break and Pop Donee contest, shown in other photos 110 Ill It's Registration Time Again What is registration? Ir is students rushing from roble ro roble trying to get the right dosses ond the right teachers that they wont for the next trimester. This year registration wos held o little differently rhon lost year. It is usually held in the lunchroom bur this year it wos held in the lobby of the new gym. Only twenty students were allowed ro register or one time, which teachers greatly oppreciored. With the wide variety of dosses coming into Henry next year, registration should be more fulfilling to the students thon it wos in the previous years. At right: Mr. Anderson gives some helpful odvlce ro o student. Above right: Mr. Walson ond Mr. Kueng relox before the next group of students otrock. Above: Whor has got T. Kroemer In o tronce? At right: A store of confusion is o typical scene ot registration. 112 Preview • • • At Right: the Pots line op for oction. Below: first look ot the now Front Five Below Right: look ot those Pepso Jont smiles! Pots' 114 Pride Kicks Off Below: the Highlights reoch for excellence. Ar Left: Bob Reed wonders where Mom ond Dod ore Jeff Swonson tolks obout foorboll in the good old doys with honorory kicker, General Lees. 115 Anxious fons get reody ond rowdy for Preview to begin. Henry Undergoes a Major Fix-Up . .. During the 1963-84 school yeor onyone entering Henry couldn't help bur notice mojor changes being mode to the interior of the school Plumbers, electricians, carpenters ond painters all applied their skills to give Henry a mojor facelift The paint job olone cost over $300,000 Bathrooms were remodeled ot over $60,000 each. Over $30,000 was spent remodeling the lunchroom. The library also received new corpeting. On the outside, o $100,000 oll-weother track wos installed ot Porter Field. Assistont Principal Fred Meyer said of the projects, I hope the remodeling will give Henry students on increased sense of pride in their school. Below.- o look or the new trock ond newly pointed Booster Club concession stond. Above, o skyward view of the new bathrooms At Right: even the library gets o new coot of point Below: Yes. the pointers even do windows. 116 Below: just follow ihc lines fo room 106 Above: The pointer purs the final touches on the stoirwoy At Left: o fomllior site oround Henry For Left: the new lunchroom — Look out McDonold's! The new 6 lone frock — Best in the city 117 118 Above: Queen Borbs reign begins At Left: seniors show their spirit At Left: the princesses cruise oround in style before the big gome Below Left: Homecoming wouldn't be complete without the alumni cheerleoders 119 Above: Queen Borb's journey to the throne. Above Left: look at that splritl At Left: G. Stommel. 0 Suhrbier. ond 0 Zorielto owoit coronotion to begin. Homecoming: A Time to Show Spirit Below Left: remember when Seniors won rhe Holl Decorotlng Contest? Below Right: Julie Hogstrom or Cormon Oldre. who looks hoppler? 120 Below: Greg Moses conducred ihe find voting. A r Left: congrotulotions ore In order for Queen Barbie Below: Bob and Mike show us their pearly whiles Above Left: Yes Jennifer — this Is ir! At Left: an A-1 Job done by the T.P. squad. Above: TOP ELEVEN — Front Row Cormon OkJre. MaryBerh Jonowiec. Liso Wore Bock Row Fronny Rudolph. Barb Setterlof. Jennifer Decowsk.-. Jeon Sculley. Liso Pilorski. (Nor Pictured Sherry Wood. Tommy Slwek. Missy Durushlo.) 121 1983 Homecoming Royalty Queen Barbra Setterlof Princess Carman Oldre Princess Jennifer DecowsKi Homecoming in Focus At Right: It's 901 to get better thon this! Below: olter the donee, the boll storts rolling Above: the Three Musketeers 90 out to dinner Above Right: Hey Jeon-o. isn't it the other woy5'' Right: this is whot you coll spirit! 124 At Left: members of the foorboil teom woit their turn Above.- Mic-Vic hod o good time ot Homecoming Top Left: members of the footboll teom, oloog with M.C.'s S. Miller. L. Greene, ond C. Theben wolt for the coronotion ceremony to proceed. Bottom Left: Moybe next yeor boys! 125 Homecoming Highlights At Right: Missy Fiscus sings os Jockie Noumon occom-ponies her ot the Coronation Tolent Show. Oclow: The Junior Royolty. Below Right: The i960 Homecoming Coun cA Honor At Right: M Spencer goini yords for the Porriots. Above: Princess Jennifer Decowski ond her escort Tim Kroemer. At Left: Princess Fronny Rudolph ond her escort Don Dorret. Above: Princess Cormon Ofdre ond her escort Jeff Crosser Above Left: the Homecoming Court ot the holf time celebrotion. 127 Mini-Clinic: Service With a Smile Completing its second yeor, the Henry Mini-Clinic offers Henry students o wide range of free, confidential, personal health services. The clinic, open Monday ond Thursdoy mornings, is o cooperative progrom of the Minneapolis Heolrh Deporrment, University of Minnesoto Adolescent Health Progrom ond Minneapolis Public Schools The Mini-Clinic's philosophy is thot early detection ond treatment of Illness or injury, ond establishment of good heolrh habits ore keys thot ossure o healthy adult life. Students, with parental permission, con receive immunizations, physicals, rreormenr for minor illnesses ond accidents, os well os information on nutrition, fomily planning, fitness ond other heolrh concerns. The Mini-Clinic is stoffed by o ream of physicians ond nurses to provide the full ronge of services offered to the Henry student body. lu s vov s Above Left: Don't you wish this were you5 Above Right: Dr Ehllnger looks for potatoes5 Right: Whot big eyes you hove' 128 At Left; Mini GlftiC hours. Below: Mrs Bruening checks M Gilchrist's blood pressure 1984 Sno-Daze Royalty 130 King Tim Kraemer Prince Horvey Wirherspcon Prince Mike Borkovich 131 Prince Kevin Milliren Prince Gary Stommel Preps, Sweats Kickoff Week January 30-Februory 3. 1984. was Sno-Doze. Monday was Preppy Doy and Tuesday was Sweats Day with the after school activity being Lolly Volley. The winners were o group of seniors. Below: Gory or d Coley show us their preppy otrire. Delow right: I'm o preppy. wouldn't you like to be one too? At right: The high 5. At left: Congratulations to the Lolly Volley chomps. 133 Patriots Exclaim: When it Snows, Henry Glows” At right: Mott, where's your llrrvo?? For right: The Super Senior Tuggers!! Below: Chomps or Chumps? Below right: Will the reol Pom Hoorojo please stand up! Above: Hey dudes, let's porty! 134 At left: These gMs hove got the boot! Delow: Color modness ron wild on Thursdoy during Snow Ooze King's Coronation, Pep Fest Wrap Up Sno Daze Oelow: THE TOP ELEVEN - Dock: M Oorkovich. D. Borretr, R. Pyle. G Stommel. H. Witherspoon. M lombrecht Front-M Edqoisr. K Mllliren. G. Anderson. T. Kroemer. C Dockry. On Fridoy ofrernoon. Februory 3, 1964. rhe student body gathered In gymnasium for the Snow Doze Pep Fest ond King's Coronation. Everyone anxiously owoired Homecoming Queen Barb Setrerlof to crown Tim Kroemer the 1984 Snow King. The trodirionol 50 s Dance was postponed for two weeks due to the unavailability of the gymnasium lobby. Besides the Coronation, o competition was held between the dosses to show which one hod rhe most spirit. The sophomores edged rhe seniors to win the Peppy Pat trophy. Above: The Potrlettes get reody for the sock-hop At right: 0 Klein wins o Peppy Pot t-shirt ot the Snow King Coronotlon Below for right: Kris ond lisa cheer on the Patriots' At right: K Milllren cows Ws bollot. Below: T. Kroemer gets the thumbs-up signol! For below: The condidotes owoir Barb's decision Above: T. Kroemer's reign begins! The Fifties Return Februory 17 wos 50's Doy or Henry High. Poodle skirts, leorher jockers. greesed-bock hoir. ond pony roils were seen throughout the doy. Everyone bee-bopped or the donee rhot wos rescheduled from Snow-Doze week due to the unovoilobility of the gym lobby. At right: Let s go to the hop Below right: Which will it be Bochekxetre number 1, 2. or 3 Below: Move over Fonz. eniors When you walk through o storm hokfyour And don't be ofroid of the dork. At the end of o storm Is o golden sky. And the sweet silver song of o lork. Walk on through the wind. Walk on through the roin. Though your dreams moy be tossed and blown. Wolk on. walk on. with hope in your heart. And you'll never wolk alone. O. Hommerstein II A Spirit of Togetherness High School is o rime to spend with our speciol friends. Groduorion meons on end ro rhe hoppy rimes ond disappointments we shored or Henry. As we live our lives, we will always remember the good rimes together, old traditions ond how it used ro be. ' CLASS OF '84 FOREVER'1 141 Friendships Through the Years Ar right: Look our Dolly, here we come' Below: Pom Hoorojo ond Undo Burger woir porienrly ro ger their picture token For Right: Connie Meier and Gordy Anderson, rogerher ot lost 142 ft I At loft: Seniors. we finally mode it. Below: Gordy Anderson thinks obour Ns dreom girl. Above: Ready to toke oar finol walk At tight: Shown ond Joe, what big muscles you hovel Above left: Mory Jo Hetmonson and Cossie Hole, friends forever. Above center: HI. my nome is Lonce Ross, I'ma Pastel. Above right: Cot-ton mouth morning Jeffrey Akervik Dione Almsrrom Dole Anderson Gordon Anderson Michelle Anderson Todd Anderson Dono Annoni Korlo Boker Bruce Ballanger Korhy Borksdole 144 Doniel Borrett Undo Berger Down Billsrrom Mory Biorn Bichord Bonrroger Thomas Bookey Michael Borkovich James Bowen 145 Marjorie Brekke Joy Burck Tonyo Comeron Doniel Corlson Kelly Chrisropherson Morko Coffee Below: Bow. Fish. Joe. Kroem show os their reol side Jennifer Decowskl Wouneen Denson -Korhryn Dirty 146 Michael Cowon Jeffrey Crosser Colin Dockry Kimberely Coyle Kennerh Dovis Luree Durushio For left: Joy Burck is our future computer progrommer At left: 5enlors show their spirit by sliding Below left: Wcm. I wosn't reody yet, Michael Edquist Kristin Edstrom Michael Eggleston Diane Eliason Damon Ellis Daniel Enger Heidi Erdmon Lisa Ericson 147 Mouhew Feirer Heidi Ferry Shown Fischer Jonine Frecherre Jeffrey Fricke Scon Funsron Robyn Gimble Joseph Glodhlll 148 Renoro Greer Pomelo Hoorojo Deon Grussendorf Julie Hogsrrom Joanne Gundersen Doniel Hoimo Richard Harrington R'Celle Houck Sinclair Heine Mary Jo Hermonson James Higgins Gregory Hollie Elesrer Hollie Cossandro Huie James Irwin Mary Beth Jonoweic Paul Jenson Korl Johonson 149 Above: We re juW one. big hoppy fomily Kathleen Kompo Kristine Kjetlond Donald Kjensrod Barbara Klein Jon Knudson Timothy Kroemer Martin Lombrecht Kimberly Leighow Joseph Linn Jacqueline Loehr Colleen Long Kent MacArthur Above left: You oil hove guilt written oil over your foces! At left: Mike's dreom is to be on the Henry doncelme T Consuelo Moyer Jill Mehlhoff Connie Meier Above left: Ann's mysterious side Above: Julie. HA. there was film in the comero! Krisrin Monn Morio Meyer Down Miller Sheryl Miller Kofhy Millfren Kevin Mllliren Michoel Moore 151 Donold Moss Theo Mullen Laurie Mruz Srephen Nelson Lori Muenzhuber Joner Niznik Below: Jeff finds hord ro sroy owake Linneo Nordin Chris Porker Carman Oldre Liso Patrick Shelli Oman Mike Penrz Ann Opor Jessica Peterson Colleen Osborn Liso Pilorski Joel Roce Krisrin Robinson Evle Roder Lonce Ross Loura Pittman Poulo Rangel Frances Rudolph Jeon Sculley Craig Pulley James Reilly Daniel Ryan Barbra Serrerlof Rodney Pyle Elizabeth Rice Emmanuel Savage Tammy Siwek The Three Stooges strike o pose Carolyn Sledge Steven Sorsveen Richard Spiess Cherie Sr. Arnoud Kori Srouffocher Gory Srommel Lynn Srory Blair Suhrbier Cheryl Theisen Julie Thompson Debra Upham Lee Ann Urro Douglas Wovinok Jennifer Weber Allene Welch Mark Welter 154 Vicrorio Zoblocki Robert Zorriello Also Graduating Worren Whitmon Trocey Wickstrom Martin Williams Steven Williams Todd Wilson Miles Winegor Lonnetre Woodoll Morcus Alston John Anderson Andreo Derrs Kerry Boyd Quentin Bradley David Buck John Burlingame Steve Burns Lee Childers Poul Doughrery Todd Dischinger Lisa Fryor Dwayne Hohn Joolo Jackson Demerrious Jones Jomes Keoron Keenan Lomb Joseph LeBlanc Potrick Morohnic Duane Meyer Mark Mitchell Daniel Myers Mary Nesser Michael Nesser Nile Pierson Shown Smart Mark Thimm Michelle Thompson Chorolere Tillman Steve Volencic Eloise Wore Harvey Witherspoon Sherry Woods Kathleen Huber Linerte Young 155 Editor's Not®: Those groduotes of 1960 were modvertently omitted from the 1963 Orator We wish to extend our opologies PometoM Hoofofo M A M Nrtc Top Honor Grods This yeor five seniors of the Closs of 1964 ore ro receive speciol recognition for their ocodemlc ochievements ond leodership during their yeors ot Henry. A grode point overoge of 3.98 or better wos required ro moke this select group. These fontostlc five students hove shown quolifies demanding concentration ond unlimited preserveronce ro enable them to ortoin this high honor. As graduation approaches. these five ond oil of the members of the 1984 Goss, will never forget the teachers, tests ond friends who hove mode their yeors or Henry memorable. The 1984 Orator Sroff wishes ro congratulate these hard-working Patriots. Gory v 5 o T n « u K Pome Honor Graduates Otonef Airrwom M A MfNhOfl lan 0 Rom JomwR Dow o Conn G M t JeanF kut y JoyC9 MoroR M y t Dotty oJ S tt rtot 1rty M Crourr SAeryeLM tommy A 5tw A 0 Ow ; Kathy A M«r n Gory V Srotrvr ! CotnM DoO y KtvmO MMr+n Ok V SohrtfTt AA oH0 (dquUf CormonC OWre Oteryll The n Mo«h wf f 9 1 5h A A Oman Ihompton oonn M GonOttwn Ann K Opot ChcrVDftc I fttron Pom o M Hoarcyo Look Rot no. l « AnnUno KA A Hogwom J co) P t non Moth ) VNf. Mory JO M monjon UtoM Wonk Warrfn R Vlrtman Mory On Janow M fee V JOrtOl ZobtOCM OartooroJ Ktotn Kmnn RoOnjon Robftt A Zotnc-to Co f n F long ConwetoM Moyft 156 1984 Orator Staff Editor.................Joni Gundersen Faculty................Joni Gundersen, Kelly Chrisropherson Classes Juniors..............Mary Biorn, Joel Race Sophomores...........Thea Mullen Freshmen.............Lisa Patrick Athletics..............Jim Reilly. Blair Suhrbier LeeAnn Urto Organizations..........Connie Meier, Barb Setterbf Activities.............Jennifer Decowski, Ken Do vis Seniors................Janine Frechette, Heidi Erdmon, Mike Moore Photographers..........Joni Gundersen, Ken Davis Adviser................Lorry Greenhagen Specifications The 1984 Orator was published by Toylor Publishing Company, Dollos Texos. This year's sraff used Serif Gothic Standard 139 for headline type and Serif Gothic 139. 6. 8 and 10 point for copy and captions. This year's book contoins 160 pages, with eight pages of full color. The cover design is a one color silkscreen in red 023 and gray 902 with a whirlpool grain. The book was assembled by a senior sraff of sixteen, who worked in six divisional groups. The book is presented in a traditional sectional arrangement tied loosely to o rheme of Spirits Soor in 84.” Scherling-Plersch Photography provided film and developing along with pictures of the Homecoming and Sno-Doze royalty. Classic School Portraits. Inc. supplied underclassman and faculty photographs. 157 Senior Index Akervik, Jeffrey 97, 144 “Jeff'', Choir, Choir President. Continen-rol 5ingers, Ploy — “Heoven Con Wait, Teachers Aide Almstrom. Diane 56. 65, 76. 80, 84, 100. 146,156 Teachers Aide. N.H.S.. Swimming 7-12, Track 7-10. Golf 11. Cross-Country Skiing 9-12. Swimming Copt. 11 Alston. Morcus Anderson, Dale 144 •Whole” Anderson, Gordon 68 80, 136. 142, 140, 144 “Gump , Teachers Aide, Top Eleven Vorsiry Boseboll. Varsity Hockey, Sophomore Boseboll, J.V. Hockey, 1980 Snowball Eating Chomp, 1984 Snowball Eating Chomp Anderson, John Anderson, Michelle 144 “Missy”, Teachers Aide. Pep Club Anderson, Todd 144 Annoni, Dana 88. 144 “De-De”, Teachers Aide, Front Five Letter ”fV' Baker, Karla 144 “Korley , Work Program Ballanger. Bruce 107, 144 “Mongo , Cross Country Skiing. Cross Country Track. Teachers Aide. Audio Visual Barksdale, Kathrine 144 Barrett, Daniel 127.106.145 “Hex , Vorsiry Football, J.V. Football, Top Eleven Barsell, Kent Bebaulf, Angela Berger. Linda 90. 142.145 “Button, Benelli”. Teachers Aide, Wrestling Cheerleader 10-12, Pep Bond 10-12. Wrestling Cheerleoding Captain, Bond 9-12. Compus Life Bernhardt, Shari Betts. Andreo Billstrom, Dawn 94, 97,145 “Billie”. Choir 9-12. Guide-ons Copt. Biorn. Mary 99, 145.157 “Mory”, Ororor Staff. Teochers Aide Bontroger. Richard 145 Bookey. Thomas 76.145 “Books”, Teochers Aide. Cross Country Skiing. Soccer, Hockey Borkovich. Michael 101.106. 145 “Trip , Top Eleven, Top Five, Sno Prince Boyd, Kerry “Garfield”, Teochers Aide. Speech Team. Choir. Track, Ploys, Work Program Bowen, James 145. 146.156 “Bowie , Teochers Aide. Cross Country. Track. Golf. Boseboll Bradley. Quentin Brekke. Marjorie 145 Buck. David 75 Burck. Joy 84. 100.145. 148.156 “Animol , Teochers Aide, Cross Country Running 9-11. Boskerboll 11, Track 9-10, Badminton 11-12. N.H.S., Mothletes. Color Guard Copt. Burlingame. John Burns, Steven Comeron. Tanya 145, 146 “Toyie , Teochers Aide 10-11, Bond 9-11 Carlson, Don 145. 146 Corley”, Teochers Aide. Hockey 9-12, Cross Country Running 10. Track 10. Soccer 11 Childers, Lee “Le'Chilly , Teochers Aide. Boskerboll, Ploys, Work Program Chrlstopherson, Kelly 86. 88. 97. 99.146. “Bubbly Blue. Tee Pee , Orotor, Student Govt. 9-10, Hi-Lites 11. Badminton 9-11, Porriertes 11-12, Choir 12. Pastel Pots Blue 12 Coffee. Marka 146 Conner. Calvin Cowon. Mike 146 Student Govt. 10-11. Teochers Aide 10-11, Boseboll 9-10. Work Progrom 12 Coyle. Kim 146 “Woodsy. Deadly”, Teochers Aide 11-12, Bond 9-12, Guide-Ons 11. Pep Club 11 Crosser, Jeffrey 75. 100.127.146. 156 “Jeff”. Football. Tennis. N.H.S. Daugherty, Paul Davis, Kenneth 99. 146.157 Orotor. Track 11. Cross Country 10-11, Cross Country Skiing 9-11 Decowski, Jennifer 84. 90. 91. 99, 100, 101,102.121,123,127. 146. 157 Orotor. Student Govt. Teachers Aide. Top Eleven, Top Five. Homecoming Princess. Hockey Cheerleader Copt., Football Cheerleader Copt., N.H.S. Denson, Wauneen 146 Dischinger. Todd Ditty. Katherine 88. 89. 144.146 “Korie. Dingy”, Teochers Aide. Hi-Lires 11-12. Potrietres 12 Dockry, Colin 62. 60. 79. 100. 106. 146. 156 “Doo , N.H.S. Hockey 9-12, Copt. 12. Soccer 11-12, Copt. 12. Top Eleven Durushia, Luree 88.146 “Missy”. Teochers Aide. Top Eleven. Gymnastics 9-10, Track 9, Postel Pots — Yellow Copt. Edstrom, Kristin 91.106.147 “Krissy, Ed”. Teochers Aide. Hockey Cheerleader. Key Club Edquist, Michael 80. 83. 100, 102. 103. 121.106.147. 150.156 Mike, Eddy”. Student Govt. 12. Teochers Aide. Cross Country 9-12, Copt-Cross Country Skiing 9-12. Copt. Eggleston, Michael 147 “Beagle”, Teochers Aide Eliason. Dianna 147 “Willis , Teochers Aide, Bosketboll Cheerleader. Tennis 10-11 Ellis, Damon 147 Emerson, Denita Enger, Daniel “Don Ericson, Lisa 147 “Penquln , Teochers Aide. Softball 11-12 Erdmon. Heidi 97. 99.147, 157 Snoops , Orotor. Soccer 11-12. Choir 10-12 Feirer, Matthew 104, 148,156 “Mott Ferry. Heidi 148 Fischer, Shawn 140.146.148 “Fish”, Trock 9-11, Cross Country 9-10. Soccer 11 Frechette, Jonine 70. 81. 88. 89. 99, 148. 157 “Frenchy. Charmin' . Ororor. Teochers Aide. Hi-Lires 10-12. Badminton 9-10, Tennis 10-11. Softball 11-12, Potrietres 10-12 Frlcke, Jeffrey 148.152 Fryar, Lisa Funston. Scott Gimble, Robyn 148 “Rockin Robyn, Rueben“, Work Progrom 11-12 Giadhill, Joseph 51. 140. 146. 148 “Joey , Cross Country 9-12, Cross Country Skiing 9-11, Trock 9-12 Copt. Greer. Renata 148 Grussendorf, Dean “Dino Gundersen, Joanne 84. 99.148. 156.157 “Joni. Jones, Lips. Gunderburr , Orotor Editor, Teochers Aide. Badminton 9-12, Gymnastics 9 Haatajo, Pamela 56. 74, 78. 95. 96. 100, 158 134,142,146.156 Pom”. Pep Bond 9-12. Swimming 7-12r Bodminton 9-12, Skiing 9-12, Swim Teom Copt., Bond 9-12. N.H.S. Interactional Club. Student Portnership Committee Hogstrom, Julie 100.120.146. 156 Hoggy, Pee-Boll”. Teochers Aide. Soccer 11-12. N.H.S. Hoimo. Doniel 146 Don. Himes”. Teochers Aide. Boseboll 9-12 Harrington. Richard 95, 149 Richie Rich”, Pep Bond. Bond Hauck. R'Chelle 149 Heine. Sindoir 149 Hermonson, Mary Jo 79.100. 149.156 Herm”, Student Govt. 11-12. Teochers Aide. Soccer 11-12. Bosketboll 10-12. N.H.S. Bodminton 9-12 Higgins. James 149 Speed”, Work Progrom Hohn, Dwayne Hollie. Elester 149 Hollie. Gregory 149 Huie. Cassandra 143 Cassie”, Student Govt.. Teochers Aide. Work Progrom Irwin. Jomes 149 Jackson. Jaola Jonowiec, Mory Beth 86. 87. 86. 89.103. 121.123.126, 149.156 M B.”, Student Govt.. Top Eleven. Top Five, Homecoming Princess. Track 10. Speech Teom, Potrietres 10-11. Co-Copt. 12. N.H.S. Postel Pots — Pink. 10-12 Jensen, Paul 149 Football 9-11 Copt. 12. Choir Johanson. Karl 51.149 Teochers Aide. Track 9-11, Cross Country Running 10-12, Cross Country Skiing 9-11 Johanson. Susan 149 Zhoosh”, Teochers Aide. Choir Jones. Demetrious Jurek. Daniel 149 Kompo, Kathleen 150 Komps. Von DE Komps. Blondie”. Teochers Aide. Hockey Cheerleader IT- 12. Bosketboll 9. Soccer 10, Wotergirl Bosketboll 9 Keaton. James Kim, Myung Cindy Kjellond. Kristine 150 Thumper”, Swim Teom 7-6. Work Progrom, School Store Kjenstad. Donald 150 “Mox”, Student Govt., Teochers Aide. Speech Teom, Debote Teom. Stage Crew. Work Progrom Klein. Barbara 136. 150.156 Klyde”. Teochers Aide. Volleyball 9-12. Bosketboll 11-12 Knudson. Jon 150 Pooh Beor”, Work Progrom Kraemer. Timothy 66. 75. 60. 63. 102. 112,127.130,136.137. 144. 146, 150 Kroemes”. Student Govt.. Foorboll 10-12. Wrestling 9-12. Boseboll 10-12, Top Eleven. Top Five. Sno-King Lamb. Keenan Lambrecht. Mortin 79. 136.150 Marry”. Hockey 11-12, Top Eleven, Work Progrom LeBlonc. Joseph Leighow. Kimberly 150 Kimmy Pie”. Teochers Aide. Choir, Guide-Ons Linn. Joseph 150 Loehr, Jacqueline 107.150 Jockie”, Teochers Aide. Work Progrom. School Store Long. Colleen 93, 150.156 Beoner”. Wrestling Cheerleader Co-Copt.. Color Guard MacArthur. Kent 52. 75. 76. 79. 63. 126. 150 Moc”, Teochers Aide, Foorboll 9-12, Wrestling 9. Hockey 10-12. Boseboll 9-12 Marohnic. Patrick Mann, Kristin 111. 151 Kris”, Teochers Aide. Work Progrom. Patriot Staff Mayer. Fredick Mayer, Consuelo 82. 93.151. 156 Smurf”. Trock9-l2, Soccer 11 McPherson. John Mehlhaff, Jill 79. 100.101.151,156 Pee-Wee”, Bond 9-11, Teochers Aide, Pep Bond. Bosketboll 9-12. Golf 10, N.H.S. Meier. Connie 86. 89. 97. 99. 100, 142, 151.156.157 Innocence”. Orator, Teochers Aide. Hl-Lites 10-12. Potrietres 10-12. N.H.S., Patriot Sroff 11, Speech Teom 10-11. Choir 10-12. Continental Singers Meyer, Duane 52 Meyer. Marla 54. 56. 74. 77. 79.100.101. 102. 103.151,156 Student Govt.. Teochers Aide. Tennis IT-12. Bosketboll 9-12. Bodminton 10-12. N.H.S. Miller. Down 151 Teochers Aide. Work Progrom Miller. Sheryl 97. 98. 105. 106. 125. 136. 151.156 Frog . Teochers Aide. Riflerres. Copt.. Guide-Ons. Copt., Key Club. Continental Singers. Choir. Ploys, Speech Teom. Patriot Staff. Campus Life Milliren. Kothy 65. 76. 64.151.156 Red”, Teochers Aide. Cross Country Skiing 9-12. Track 9-10. Bodminton 11. Cross Country Running 11-12 Copt. Milliren. Kevin 65. 76. 80. 102, 131. 136. 137.145.151 Fester”, Student Govt.. Teochers Aide. Top Eleven. Top Five. Sno Prince. Cross Country Running 9-10. Soccer, Cross Country Skiing 9-12. Trock 10-11 Copt. Mitchell. Mark Moore, Michael 80. 95. 99,151.157 Mike”. Orator. Teochers Aide. Pep Bond. Bond. Foorboll 11-12. Boseboll 12. Wrestling 11-12. Trock 11 Moss. Donald 152 Mruz. Laurie 152 Muenzhuber, Lori 152 Work Progrom Mullen. Thea 86. 89, 97. 99.152.157 Shokes”. Orotor. Teochers Aide. Hi-Lites 11-12. Potriertes 11-12. Choir 9-12. Guide-Ons 10 Myers. Daniel 76 Big M”, Teochers Aide. Debote Teom. Trock 11-12. Soccer 12. Bosketboll 11-12 Nelson. Stephen 66. 80.152 Clyde . Wrestling 9-12 Nesser. Mory Nesser. Michael 83 Niznik. Janet 152 Nordin. Linneo 56. 67. 84. 94. 98.152 Neo”. Teochers Aide. Pep Bond 9-12. Bond. Golf, Swim Teom 9-12, Copt., Compus Life Oldre. Carman 53. 82. 88. 98. 102. 103. 120.121.123.127.152,156 O-Tip, Wolly”, Student Govt., Jr. ond Sr. Vice President. Teochers Aide. Top Eleven. Top Five. Homecoming Princess. Bosketboll Cheerleader 10. Hi-Lires 12. Potrietres 11-12, Pep Club 11, Key Club 10. Soccer 11-12, Softball 11-12. Ploys. The Lottery” Oman. Shell! 152, 156 Teochers Aide Opat. Ann 90. 92. 98. 100.151.152. 156 Student Govt.. Teochers Aide. Bosketboll Cheerleoder 10-12, Copt., Foorboll Cheerleader 11-12. Trock 9-10. Patriot Sroff. Speech Teom. Ploys: Heoven Con Woir.” N.H.S. Osborn. Colleen 94. 152 Color-Guord Copt. Porker. Chris 152 159 “Chrissy , Teochers Aide Patrick, Liso 56. 67. 78. 84. 94. 99. 100. 152.156.157 Orotor, Pep Bond 9-12. Bond 9-12. Swim Teom 7-12 Cop?.. Cross Country Skiing 9 10. Golf 9-12 Copr., 11-12. Speech Teom. N.H.S. Pentz. Michoel 152 “Mike Peterson, Jessico 89,152.156 “Jessie . Potriettes 11-12. Gymnostics 9-11 Pierson. Nile Pilorskl. Liso 91. 102. 103. 121. 136. 152. 156 “Polock , Student Govt., Jr. ond Sr. President. Top Eleven, Footboll Cheerleader. Hockey Cheerleader. Co-Copt. Tennis 10. Key Club Pittman, Louro 153 “Luscious, Blondie . Teochers Aide. Rrflettes 10-11 Co-Copt., Cross Country Running 9, Ploys, Choir 9-11. Color-Guord 9. Work Program 11-12 Pulley. Croig 153 Pyle, Rodney 136.153 “Rod”. Top Eleven, Cross Country 9. Hockey 10-11 Race. Joel 75.107,153.157 Rader, Evie 97, 153 “Mouse”. Choir 9-12. Guide-Ons 10 Rangel, Paula 58. 59. 79. 153 Teochers Aide. Bosketboll 11-12 Reilly, James 99.153,157 “Jim , Orotor. Teochers Aide Rice, Elizabeth 153,156 Lizard , Eorly Identification Scholarship Rlchords. Kathleen Robinson, Kristin 55. 74. 79, 153.156 Robbie , Teochers Aide. Volleyball 11- 12, Copt., Badminton 11-12. Copt. Rogers, Gilford 97 Ross, Lance 143.153.156 Rudolph, Frances 121.123.127,153 “Fronny”. Teochers Aide. Top Eleven, Top Five. Homecoming Princess, Choir. Soccer 11, Track 9. T.A.N.5. Ryon, Daniel 153 Savage. Emmanuel 153 Sculley, Jeon 53. 89. 98. 100. 101. 105, 118.121.124. 153.156 “Scullable”. Teochers Aide, Top Eleven. Hi-Lites 10-11, Soccer 11-12, Patriot Sroff. Speech Teom. Potriettes 10-12. N.H.S. President Setterlof. Barbra 88. 94, 96, 99. 100.102, 118.119.121. 122,136.137.153.157 “Boobie. Bowbie. Odie , Orotor. Student Govt.. Teochers Aide, Top Eleven. Top Five, Homecoming Queen. Hi-Lites 10-12. Copt., Potriettes 10-12. Copt., Pep Bond. Bond. Ploys. Choir. Continental Singers, Gymnostics 9. Badminton 9. N.H.S., Bond Council Treosurer. Bond Section Leoder Siwek. Tammy 88.153,156 “Putt-Putt , Teochers Aide. Top Eleven. Front Five Letter Y . Copt., Work Program Sledge, Carolyn 154 Smart, Shawn Sorsveen. Steve 154 Spless, Richard 142,154 “Rich St. Arnaud. Cherie 93.154 “Bernard, Smiley . Teochers Aide. Wrestling Cheerleoder. Work Program. Key Club Staffacher. Kari 154 Stuffy , Teochers Aide. Wrestling Cheerleoder Copr. 11. Work Program Stommel. Gary 52, 76, 95. 96. 100. 101. 110.131,132.136.154.156 Stomps . Teochers Aide. Pep Bond 9-12. Bond 9-12. Soccer 12. Top Eleven. Top Five. Sno Prince, N.H.S. Story, Lynn 154 Lozy , Teochers Aide Strand. Michael Suhrbler. Blair 52. 76, 94. 96. 99. 154. 156.157 Orotor. Pep Bond, Bond, Drum Major, Footboll 9-10. Soccer 11-12. Cross Country Skiing 9-12. Patriot Sroff Theisen. Cheryl 90.105.125,154,156 Theis”, Teochers Aide. Tennis 10. Patriot Stoff. Speech Teom. Ploys: Heoven Con Wait Thlmm, Mark “Sporky”, Teochers Aide. Work Program Thompson. Julianne 94. 96,151,154 “Monchhichi, Skeeter”, Teochers Aide. Pep Bond 9-12, Bond 9-12, Pep Club, Guide-Ons 11-12, Co-Copt., Bond Council Secretory Thompson, Michelle 100,156 Mickey , New student from Lake City. N.H.S. Tillman. Charlotte 156 Uphom, Debra 154 Debro-Lee , Teochers Aide. Gymnostics 9. Work Program 12, School Store. Utto, Lee Ann 54. 77, 94. 96. 99. 100. 154.156.157 Yote, Lee , Orotor, Teochers Aide. Pep Bond 9-12. Bond 9-12, Piccolo Sectioh Leoder, Bond Uniform Person. Badminton 9-12, Golf 10. Bosketboll 10-12. Tennis 10-12. Tennis Coptoin 11-12. N.H.S. Valenclc Steven Ware. Eloise 121 “Liso , Top Eleven. Work Program Wavinok. Douglas 154 “Smock. Chopper . Teochers Aide. Work Program Weber. Jennifer 142,154 Twisted Twin II . Teochers Aide. Hi-Lites 11. Potriettes 11. Work Program Welch, Allene 154 Leonie”. Work Progrom. School Store Manager. Welter. Mark 52. 76. 94. 100, 107. 154, 156 Teochers Aide. Pep Bond 9-12. Bond 9- 12. Cross Country Running 9-11, Cross Country Skiing 9-11, Soccer 12. N.H.S. Wenigor. Miles Chorlie , Footboll 9-10, Wrestling 9-10. Track 9-10 Werner, Dawn Wlcksfrom, Tracy “Squirt . Teochers Aide. Work Progrom Williams. Marty Williams, Steve 75, 97.106 “Turtle, Willie . Teochers Aide, Footboll 9-12. Ploys, Choir. Work Progrom. Stoge Crew. Key Club, Campus Life. Continental Singers Williamson, Lowerence Wilson. Phllp 75. 98 “Todd. Tud . Patriot Sroff. Footboll 9-12, Tennis Witherspoon, Harvey 75. 96.131,136 Bond 9-12, Pep Bond 9-12. Top Eleven, Top Five, Sno Prince, Footboll Whittman, Warren 156 Conon Woodall, Lonnette Woods, Sherry Zablockl, Victoria 100. 125.156 Zabo . Teochers Aide. Track 9-10. Cross Country Running 9, Soccer 12. Badminton 11-12. N.H.S. Zarriello, Robert 95. 96. 100. 101, 119. 121,156 “Bob , Teochers Aide, Pep Bond 9-12. Track 9-11, Cross Country Skiing 9. Wrestling 10. N.H.S. Bond 9-12 160
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