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

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Halftime Activities Sideline Support The halftime entertainment once again featured many Henry students. They consisted of the Patrick Henry Marching Band under the new direction of Mrs. Barbara Englund. The band played The Olympic Fanfare” and The Coronado March while the band formed a royal crown on the playing field. Then the danceline performed to the music Legs by ZZ Top. Queen Carla and King Mike rode around the playing field in a Chevy Camaro convertible. The entire homecoming week was a success because the majority of the student body attended the game and helped make this a homecoming that we will never forget. FAR ABOVE: Queen C. Gadbois and King M. Finke pose before halftime activities. BELOW: Drum major P. Maslowskl directs the band during halftime. AT LEFT: Henry cheerleaders keep crowd into the game. ABOVE LEFT: The 1984 Hi Lites march out for their halftime performance. Halftime 17

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Game Highlights LEFT: The Pats enter for the second half. MIDDLE LEFT: S. Jameson deepens in the pocket, ready to throw. BELOW: B Williams takes off! BOTTOM: M. Spencer makes the tackle. B. Winberg comes In to finish off the play. The pepfest, the coronation, the talent show, the dance! All of these were major events of homecoming week. But the one that topped them all was the game! On Henry's first possession, Brent Otto caught a 67 yd. TD pass from quarterback Stacy Jameson (7 0). With 3 minutes left in the half, flanker Terell Sinkfield grabbed a punt return 35 yards for the score (14-6). To open up the second half, the Pats marched down to the Polar's 12 yd. line; then Raydell McCall took a 12 yd. pass for the score (21-6). North retaliated with a fumble recovery (2M2). Henry fought back with a 1 yd. plunge over the top by tailback Blaine Williams (2812). To start the fourth quarter, Jameson once again hit his receiver, this time Sinkfield. for 45 yds. Final 35-12. A tremendous victory for the Pats! 16 Homecoming Game

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Sadie Hawkins A Night That Can’t Be Forgotten Sadie Hawkins, the third most traditional dance, was once again held at Henry. It was the dance where the girls had the burden of asking the guy. On Nov. 16. music played, people danced, and Marrying Sam' had a field day. Mr. Jim Feeley was once again Henry’s own 'Marrying Sam.' The entertainment was supplied by Midwest Sound and Light Show. Scherling Pletsch photographers were also in attendance, taking pictures of the 'Just Wed' couples. Overall, the people in attendance admitted that it was certainly a dance they would never forget! AT LEFT: Seniors enjoy themselves at Sadie Hawkins. FAR ABOVE: Bill and Lisa will always remember this Sadies! ABOVE: Jodi and Mike get ready for 'Dance Fever.' 18 Sadie Hawkins