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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

A FACE IN THE CROWD Ink P |� - I THE PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL ORATOR 1986 2 Table of Concents CONTENTS k ACTIVITIES 10 VATS, MATIONS. t I t 9 9 • I « I ( I •••• 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 A Face in the Crowd Everyone has a desire to be someone important — more than just a face in the crowd. As people grow, they mature and become more confident of themselves. The problem times lie between when they were kids and when they become adults. These uneasy moments are called the teenage years. Many people call these times the best years of a person's life. Most teens ask, If these are the best years of my life, what's the rest going to be like? The teen years are very crucial; it is the time they decide on their values and morals. They are also deciding what they want to do for the rest of their lives. Thinking about all these questions can make a person forget who he is. One begins to lose sight of the meaning in one's life. Many people start to go with the crowd in order to be popular. By doing this, they begin to Idse their self identity. Their identity is the very essence that keeps them from becoming just ... A Face in the Crowd. 4 Opening Opening 5 In With the New! Out With the Old . . . Henry High School said good-bye to the old Porter Field. It was time to put the old wooden bleachers and the control booth to rest In place of the wooden bleachers. Henry received new aluminum bleachers, along with an enclosed control booth To help finish off the new look, field lights were also installed Henry's 4 ® IHld. football and sodtr teams were able to show off their skills while playing under the lights in a more professional-looking environment. As a result of the lights, night games enabled more parents and alumni t®ttend. The added fans helped to contribute eft the success of our teams, f -� ai 6 Feature Feature 7 8 Senior Class Senior lj % v 10 Activities Activities 12 HoiiUxominj: mirt Homecoming Coon 1$ Pats Take Tigers by Storm The Henry- Patriots outdid themselves at the homecoming game. Captains Brad Lutz, Mike Race, and Bob Pennaz led the team to a 21 to 12 victory over the South Tigers. A highlight of the game: Henry scored the first touchdown. It was a moment to remember. That was the first step in the march to victory over the Tigers. The half-time activities included the tradition of escorting the King and Queen onto the fteld. The danceline and the band also put on halftime shows. The dancclinc performed to Oh Sheila! and the band marched around the field playing several musical numbers, including the Henry rouser. FAR ABOVE: 89. 16.47. h.kc! ABOVE: Brad Luuat his bru 14 Homecoming Game Homecoming Game 15 More Changes for Coronation The 1985-86 school year has been a year for changes. This included the coronation ceremony. The coronation was a closed campus affair. It was held during school hours in the gymnasium. For the first time in Patrick Henry's history, a foreign exchange student was crowned Homecoming King. Henry was at its classiest. The decorations were done by students from the stage crew and other students volunteering their time. The entertainment was provided by several Henry students. Tears and hugs punctuated the crowning of our 1985 Homecoming King and Queen, Rafael Yncstroza and Debbie Anderson. The dress code was changed to formal and semi-formal. Ladies wore their finest dresses and gentlemen donned their best suits. Laughter filled the gym lobby, decorated with red and gray streamers and balloons to provide an appropriate atmosphere in which Pats and Patties could dance to the entertainment of Midwest Sound and Light Show. BELOW LEFT: King Rafael Ynestroza congratulates Queen Debbie Anderson BELOW RIGHT: Rufus Thibodeaux sings The Greatest Love of All” during coronation. MIDDLE: The tension mounts for the ladics-in-waiting. ABOVE: Jesse Jennings, Steve Brodigan, John Nelson. Ron Bochlcr, Brad Lutz, and Mike Eidman ham it up before the dance. 16 Coronation and Dance Half-Time Activitie 17 ABOVE: Ben Win berg and Melanie Dohtun, ''What do you mean you don't like my hjt OPPOSITE PAGE: Dave Lmon and Carrie Kathman. Oh boy. kic-a-poo joy |uice. 18 Sadie’s Dance It was that time again where the girls had to get up the courage to ask the guys of their choice to head on over to the hoedown held at Henry on November 15. There was plenty of foot stomping music, dancing, picture taking, and getting married by the famous Marrying Sam. Once again Mr. Feeley had the honor of being Marrying Sam. All in all, the dance was a great success. Even the fella's that didn't get asked to the dance showed up and had a great time! Sadies Dance Senior Lord Ben Winberg Lady Laura Mariette Junior Prince Jason Willey Princess Rcnae LeBlanc 20 Sno-Dazc Court SopYio DukeJayson' ' m°re ncy utch AliCia Sc ott Freshmen Count Leroy Larsen Countess I.ara Shapansky Sno-Dazc Coun 21 Sno-Daze Once again, a new tradition at Henry was successful. The gym lobby was dressed for a celebration and ready for a party. The party began with dancing, laughter, and a bit of suspense. Suspense built throughout the night until the moment arrived for the royalty to begin their reign. The crowning of the royalty brought a loud roar of applause, as well as laughter, tears, and a consoling word for those who didn't win. More dancing followed the crowning and continued late into the night. Those who went to the dance left with a tired smile, dragging feet, and memories to last a lifetime. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: The result of D. Borgen's irresistible charm. RIDDLE RIGHT. L. Shapansky's moment of glory. RIGHT: T. Dcnardo, Mr. Stud himself. ABOVE' LEFT Quern Laura and her faithful attendent 22 bno-Dazc ABOVE RIGHT: Which one will it be. boys? ABOVE MIDDLE: Poodle skins and leather once again ABOVE: Where are you going, girls' The dance has just begun LEFT Whai news did B. Hartficl bring lo C. Schmidt' BELOW LEFT Who's dancing with who' BELOW RIGHT The tension mounts lor royalty hopefuls. Sno-L a ?c 23 Black History Martin Luther King, a very well known black leader, brought recognition for black people in our nation. In taking notice of that recognition, students here at Henry, as well as students elsewhere, observed the holiday of Martin Luther King's birthday. Here at Henry, Black History Week started Feb. 18 with several programs. A speaker from KMOJ talked about gospel, blues, jazz, and rock music. Another speaker talked about famous black women. In 1963, on May 3, Dr. King gave a speech titled I Had A Dream. His dream will come true. im vvorid HONORS ABOVE; Someone we'll always remember. EAR FAR ABOVE; M. L. K., a man for all nations. FAR ABOVE: Black History students study the past ABOVE: A taste of Mack culture 2d Black History Bye Bye Birdie On February 27, 28. and March I,'the Henry Drama Department presented the musical comedy Bye Bye Birdie. The plot is centered around an Elvis type rock star named Conrad Birdie, played by senior Robert Dick, who is drafted into the army. As a final publicity stunt before he leaves. Conrad is to give one last kiss to a lucky typical teenage girl. The arrival of Birdie sends the small town of Sweet Apple. Ohio, into an uproar. The teenage gitl has a jealous boyfriend who doesn't understand why his new steady has to kiss another man. or even why she has such a crush on him When he boycotts the event, every other boy in town follows suit. The results are hilarious. The director of the play was Harold Flectham. Albert Peterson, Birdie's manager, was played by Mike Tran. His secretary, Rosie Alverez, was played by Carol Chrstopherson. Albert's over protective mother, was played by Brenda Halstead. IAR FAR ABOVE: Telephone hour in Sweet Apple, Ohio. FAR ABOVE: Who's the object of your day dream, girls' ABOVE. We’ll get it right yeti FAR ABOVE LEFT: Rob Dick gets into his character. FAR ABOVE RIGHT Hello! Grand Central Station' ABOVE I don't believe I am going to lx- kissed by Conrad Birdie! Play 25 ■HI V 26 Sport Sets The Pace There were some outstanding performances from Sr. captains John Serena and Steve Brodigan. Serena did outstandingly well this year. Serena got the honor of being all city for his third year. He also placed first in the Elk River Invitational. Brodigan placed thirteenth in the same invitational. The team as a whole placed third in the city meet. The team was small, but where they lacked in quantity, they made up in quality. They are said to be a veteran team . 28 Boy s Cross-Country Our girls' tennis team, coached by Monte Miller,had a very good year. The team of twelve girls were able to place 4th in the Minneapolis conference. This was very good, considering the team had only one senior. Captains Heidi Armstrong and Sue Gillen are hopeful for an even better season next year. TOP LEFT: Lora Ottcrncss and Hcide Armstrong warm up. AT LEFT: Sabrina Bates strikes back. ABOVE LEFT:Coach Miller offer last minute advice. ABOVE RIGHT: Lora Ottemeu hits a great return volley. Girl's Tennis 29 Bump, Set Spike! Our girl's volleyball team coached by Kathy Gillen had a very successful season. The team consisted of a majority of underclassmen but it was still able to win over half of its games. The team was led to victory by captains Jodi Stohl and Paula Majkozak . They're hopeful for an even better season next year. I ABOVE RIGHT:Jodi Stohl smilo at the scoreboard. AT RIGHT:Denise Schultz and Vicki Laughlin are ready for action. ABOVE:Denisc Schultz displays her powerful serve. 30 Volleyball The girls' swim team, coached by Tom Franke, displayed outstanding individual talent this year. The team consisted of eight swimmers, including the only seniors, captains Penny Edlund and Stephanie Davis. As a result of their size the team didn’t win many meets, but it made up for those losses with individual victories. Sophomore Lisa Anderson won first place in the 200 individual medley and second place in the 100 freestyle at the state competitions this year. Next year’s swim team is sure to be a success. TOP LEFT. Swimmers take their marks. MIDDLE LEFT: Get set. BELOW LEFT: They're off! BELOW MIDDLE: Henry takes the lead. BELOW RIGHT: A swimmer shows great form. Girl's Swimming JI Team Sets High Goals This year s soccer team coached by Roger Sandau,worked very hard together. Their record wasn't as good as they would have liked, but they played great games together as a team. Exchange students Raphael Ynestroza and Ingmar Hosenfeld also played on this year's team. They hope next year's team does better and they wish them good luck. Next year's team is sure to do better and would really like to sec more fans at their games. TOP RIGHT: Team struggle for (he hall. MIDDLE RIGHT: Moving in on the opponant. FAR RIGHT: Henry it coming through. BOTTOM RIGHT: Henry goes for (he goal AT RIGHT: Tony Boehlcr shows who's boss. ABOVE: Henry dominates the ball. 32 Boy's Soccer GIRLS SOCCER Team Heads For the Top Our girl's soccer team, coached by Harlan Sire.had a very successful season. The team, headed by captains were Gail Kundc, Katie O'Brien, and Laura Blakeborough, finished at third place in the Minneapolis conference. The team had a lot to be proud of, including the fact that Kelly Javis and Katie O'Brien were chosen all-city players. The team is sure to be hot in the pursuit of first place in the years to come. Girl Soccer 33 Team Shines Under Lights Henry's varsity football team had a successful year overall. Despite the loss of many star athletes who graduated last year, the team was able to achieve a record of five wins and five losses. The team consisted of only fourteen seniors out of thirty-four players. This along with misfortunate injuries throughout the season contributed to the losses of some important games. However, the team did manage to pull off a few well deserved victories. Henry won its historic game against Southwest by 12-6. The win made Henry's first home game under the lights a success. From there the team went on to beat South 21 -12 at Homecoming. Henry had four all-city players this year: Craig Durushia, Brad Lutz, Mike Race, and Robert Read. ABOVE RIGHT Henry plays under the light MIDDL: RIGHT. Ptayen await the nap. ABOVE: Ben Winbert show off hi out. AT LEFT: Team sing the national ar-them at the Homecoming game. 34 Vanity Football AT LEFT: Team scrambles for the ball. BELOW LEFT: Captain Brad Lutz gains yardage. BELOW RIGHT: Touchdown by Bob Pennaz! MIDDLE LEFT: Discouraged players watch from the sidelines. BOTTOM LEFT: And they're off! BOTTOM RIGHT: Ben Windberg prepares for the kick. BELOW: Rich Neiman carries the bali. Varsity Football 35 The J.V. football team, coached by Dave Wicker, didn't have much of a season. They played a total of two games. They were scheduled to play more games, but due to cancellations, they ended up playing just the two. They were to play North, but the North team didn't show up for the game. This was coach Wicker s first year of coaching here at Henry, as well as the first year for many of the football players. Next year's outlook is hopefully more promising. ABOVE RIGHT: The team receive help from the coach ABOVE: Player switch positions. 36 J.V. Football Spom Feature 37 Gymnasts Tumble They started out with a large team, but ended up with only eleven gymnasts, most of which were sophomores. Hie team had only two all-around gymnasts, Jancli Zadlo and Renae LeBlanc. An admirable performance by Renae LeBlanc enabled her to place third all-around at one meet. Inexperience, injuries, and a small team all added up so they were unable to do as well as they hoped. The coaches were Linda Hoppe and 1-owell Peterson. The captains were Renae LeBlanc and Jenny McCalla. , AfV a Yi FAR ABOVE Jenny Mi Cilia displays her balance technique TOP LEFT: Shannan Bornhuse shows a good score for Henry! BOTTOM LEFT: Gymnast shows great form! ABOVE: An excellent uneven bar routine byj. Zadlo. 8 Gymnastics TOP. Alex Shannon and opponent face off. MIDDLE: Jawn Willey pent hit opponent. ABOVE. Sam Hazzard works on a fax armbtock. TOP RIGHT; Oapt John Online awaits the whiixlc. BOTTOM RIGHT: No biting! The object of wrestling is to maneuver the opponent onto his back and pin him. At the Eden Prairie tournament, captain John (Marline proved he could do just that. He pinned three guys in 2 minutes, 23 seconds. Other exceptional wrestlers were Anthony Wright and Shane Rydcn. The team, made up of mostly sophomores and juniors, was a young one. They struggled throughout the season, but overcame their handicap at one match and upset South 36-27. Monte Miller was the head coach, assisted by Andy Nelson and Johnny George. Wrestling J9 Shoot to the Limit The boys varsity basketball team had an exciting season. As of printing time, they were tied with Roosevelt for 2nd place in the conference with a 4-2 record. Their overall record at that time was 6-5. Whenever they had a home game, the bleachers were full of fans. The game everyone will remember best was when Henry defeated South 101-82. That was the first time in a long time, if ever, that Henry has ever reached 100 points in a single game. The team's tri-captains were Kevin Byers, Marcell Lynn, and Ben Winberg. The coaching staff was Charles McKissack, Jr., head coach, and Charles Hallman, assistant coach. m t FAR ABOVE MIDDLE: Marcel Lynn moves in for the score. FAR ABOVE Way to cover your nun! ABOVE MIDDLE Henry dodges the opponent with ease. ABOVE: Slam dunk! Rah! AT RIGHT: Marcel I.ynn goes for the block. 40 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Boys' Varsity Basketball AI The boys' sophomore basketball team had a hard time getting the right chemistry. They were a small team with no definite positions for the players. Their season started out with a loss against Park Center, which was followed by six wins in a row. They also won the Richfield Christmas Tournament. Although coach Charles Hallman was never really satisfied, he felt that the team grew a lot throughout the season. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Player gains speed for (be score ABOVE MIDDLE Henry scores .1 point on a free throw ABOVE. Henry snatches the ball out of the air FAR RIGHT: Two mote points for the Pats? AT RIGHT: Warming up in style? 42 Boys' J V Basketball Team The girls j.v. basketball team, which was made up of mostly sphomores, had a fair season. They had some tough games. As of printing time, their record was 3-2. The teams they beat were Edison, Washburn, and Roosevelt. The team was coached by newcomer Kelly Knigge. FAR ABOVE LEFT: Henry attempts to make the free throw. ABOVE MIDDLE: And they're oft’ ABOVE: Players receive advice from the coach. FAR LEFT: A tight to the finish. AT LEFT Henry runs away w ith the hall A Girls'J.V. Basketball 43 Small Team, Big Effort In the past, girls basketball has not been a strong sport at Henry. This year things started to change. Even though the team was small, they did better than past seasons. They had a few wins and some close losses. In their first conference game, against Edison, Kelly Javis scored 21 points which led to Henry's win, 43-40. One close loss was when North's girls nudged Henry's girls, 45-43. They were coached by Roger Sandau. The captains were Kelly Javis and Desiree Rice. ABOVE RIGHT: Kelly Javis takes an outside shot. ABOVE: Kelly Javis prepares for a freeihrow. AT RIGHT Caught in mid-flight, FAR RIGHT: Monica Tucker gas free for a shot. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Gail Kunde has ha eye on the ball. •14 Girls' Varsity Baskahall wm FAR ABOVE LEFT Desiree Rue keeps her K.rl in ughi FAR ABOVE Rebound. girU! LEFT Gad Kunde looks for help. Girls' Varney Basketball 45 Team Suffers Through Losses The varsity hockey team had a hard time trying to get their act together. They were a young team that didn't seem to have the endurance and consistency which they needed to keep them on top. As of press time, their record was 1-18. The game they did win was an exciting one. They upset Washburn 4-3 in overtime. The winning goal was made by Steve Aim, assisted by Ken Schluter, with approximately two and a half minutes left in the game. The captains were Bob Pennaz and Steve Conley. The coaching staff consisted of David Busby, head coach; Dave Wicker, assistant coach; Jeanne Seiler, trainer. VARSITY HOCKEY 46 Varsny Hockey Varsity Hockey 47 Frustrating Season The j.v. hockey team had a difficult season, but improved throughout it. The climax of the season was when they beat Edison 2-1. Although they worked hard, coach Dave Wicker felt that the team could've been more dedicated on and off the rink. FAR ABOVE: Player rake off after the puck. AT LEFT: Teams prepare to face off. 48 J.V. Hockey Feature 49 wm Golfers Swing Into Action The boys golf team, coached by Robert Lit-defield, wasn't as victorious as they would have |-. liked. The six varsity players, led by captains Paul Miller and Jeff Schissler, played well together but lost a lot of close matches. The team plans on developing their golf skills so they can do better in the future. TOP RIGHT: Sean Dockry displays a great pose — golfer winds up. A Step Ahead of the Rest The boys track team, coached by Jim Cook and Richard Jacobson, had an outstanding season. The fifteen varsity runners displayed excellent talent on the track. Captains Blaine Williams and Terrell Sinkficld led the team to sixth place in the state. The team hopes to be just as good next year with emphasis on the great distance runners who will be competing. ABOVE LEFT: On your mark, get set. go! ABOVE: Blaine Williams gains on the opponent Boy's Track 51 Building Team Badminton has always been a strong sport at Henry. In the past years they have captured some City as well as Twin City titles. This team consisted of many new players and included only one senior. Since the team was smaller than usual they concentrated on building for the future. In spite of these minor setbacks, the team was still able to finish in the top four teams. ABOVE RIGHT: Heidi Armstrong displays a mean serve. ABOVE: A var-sity player slams the birdie. 52 Girl's Badminton Small Team, Big Effort The JV badminton team had a small team his year. With a total of six players, most of which were new, they didn’t make up a whole team. What they lacked in size, they made up in effort. They ended their season with seven wins and five losses. It was a building season; a time for the new players to gain experience. Ms. Pccchia said she was happy with the season, hut hoped more girls would join next season. VARSITY BASEBALL I Team Hits Home The varsity baseball team coached by John Washington had a successful season overall. The team consisted mainly o( juniors. This setback forced the team to rely on great team unity along with fan support in order to win over half of their games. Tlie team is hopeful for an even better season next year. ABOVE RIGHT Craij: Durushia makes the out. ABOVE: A Henry phyer hits 4 home run! RIGHT: The pcvfett push. 9 4 £, V� Varsity Basdoll 1,2,3 Strikes You’re Out! The JV baseball team had a pretty good season overall. Led by coach Dick Cassidy, the dedicated players practiced hard, played hard, and also had a lot of fun together. Next year the team hopes to win more games by working on their problem areas. J V Baseball 55 Powerful Pats Pitch to Perfection Pitching, hitting, and fan support were key elements in the successful season, remarked coach Mike Opat. The overall record was ten wins and five losses. The highlight of the season was when the Pats disrupted the Teddies winning streak by defeating them 8-5, which placed them third in the city. There was also a sense of belonging and team unity, added senior Kelly Godfrey. ABOVE RIGHT Cathlcen Cassidy pitches a mike. ABOVE MIDDLE: Players cheer from the sidelines. MIDDLE RIGHT Rcnac LeBLanc is safe at first. ABOVE Jodi Stohl makes the out MIDDLE: The wind up. RIGHT Cfoc more inning! i 56 Varsity Softball Girls’ Give It All They’ve Got The girls' J.V. softball team, coached under Dan Rubisko, had a successful season. They recorded four wins, which was better than many had hoped. The team was up against some very talented opponents and therefore did a very good job. Tlie players are sure to be an asset for the varsity team in the years to come. J.V. Softball 57 The boys' tennis team has been coached by Monte Miller for the past five years. The varsity team was made up of all seniors with the exception of Tony Boehler and Jon Otterness, who played 3rd doubles. All-City players were Terry Johnson and Brent Otto. The season record was 6 and 10 and the team finished fourth in the region. ABOVE RIGHT Tony Bixhlcr displays ytreat form ABOVE LEFT Tony Bothk-r ami his |x wtrrfdl return. ABOVE RIGHT Player returns tin- hall. MIDDLE Jeff Swanson wins tl ' ituith. FAR RIGHT Chris Cunningham returns the volley. RIGHT; Ten Johnson slams the ball. 58 Varsity Tennis BOYS’ SWIMMING Swimmers Back To Take the Plunge Henry hasn't had a boys' swim team for six years. Lack of interest caused this once popular sport at Henry to fade away. However, this year things were different. Captains Ed Bontragcr, Ingmar Hoscnfeld, and Rafael Ynestroza got a team of ten swimmers together. With the help of their coach, Jeff Sanders, the team hoped to do very well. ABOVE LEFT: Ed Bontragcr is j stroke ahead of the rest. ABOVE Henry swimmer dives in. ABOVE RIGHT: Stroke, stroke! RIGHT: Practicing the batk stroke for the next meet. Boy s Swimming 59 i l V. Football HENRY OPP. 13 Roosevlet 42 13 Southwest 6 22 Edison 42 7 North 19 21 South 12 27 Washburn 0 Front Row Mngra. J. Mingo, C. Rathman; Cheerleaders: M Nelson, K. Curtis, S. Bates, H. Buck, K. Graen, J. Edstrom. H. Matt. S- Anderson, L. Evers; Mngrs. K, Sumstad, C. Ska , 2nd Row: S. Setterlof. C. Hannusch, J. Jennings. B. Pcnnaz, L. Kappel, R. Neiman, J. KJoncz. P. Meyer. C. Durushia, D. Christensen. 3rd Row: Coaches J. L o«scth, M. Extrand; N. Brache, D. Ylxarra, D. I-trson, A I lillman, B. Lutz. J. Jackson. K. True blood, A. Jenson, Coach I). Wicker, Mngr. E. Ket-chum Back Row: R. Schmidt. R Read, R. Selinc. M. Race, M. Utto. M Haukom, D. Seibert, K. Schlutcr, D. Dominguez. S. M art haler, J. Willey, T. Turner. V. Soccer HENRY OPP. 0 Southwest 6 0 South 4 8 Edison 1 2 Roosevelt 6 1 North 2 0 Washburn 3 1 Southwest 1 2 Edison 3 0 Roosevelt 4 0 North 3 0 Washburn 7 Front Row: J. Stager, R. Ynestroza, A. Shannon. A. Grigsby. K. MacArthur, 1. Hotenfcld. M Tran. J. Ctrlinc. Back Row: Asst. Coach S. Rodriguez, S. Kurosad, S. Conley, J Nelson, P. Marszalek, T Dcnardo. K Yates. A. Johnson, C. Hadley, Coach R. Sandnu, mngr. P. Gannon, aft 7 . sr aai iTiiay u- oriK m V. Soccer HENRY OPP. 0 Southwest 4 0 South 4 1 Roosevelt 0 0 Washburn 6 0 Southwest 4 2 Roosevelt 1 0 Washburn 9 Front Row: J. Gellerman, I. BLakeborough, A. Curtis, R LcBlanc. A. Macosck, M, Anderson. Back Row: Coach II. Sire, A. Michael. K. Javis. K. O'Brien, E. O'Brien, T. Walbridge, G. Kunde. 60 Sports Scorcboardi Soph. Football HENRY OPP. 6 Washburn 14 0 Roosevelt 43 12 Southwest 35 0 Edison 40 6 North 42 0 South .36 Front Row: S Listul. J. Fuller. L. Moore, C. Jorgenson. R. Cunningham, K. l)oland. A. Green. M Tillman, J. Anderson. T Hawkins. 2nd Row I). Slaughter, T Sabraski. P. Poole. J. Sell. D. Jones, J Waldron. I) Johnson. J Meyer, E. Pet crsdorf. Jrd Row Coaches R Stallings, D. Hanson; E. Bruyerc. I) Slaughter. W Nabors. P Schultz. G N'otgren. S. Smith. G Pierson, L Oates, coach B. Kelly. Back Row: T. Jones, B Howard, B. Strachen. B Bernhardt, d Hannusch. M. Hansen. A. Ray. J.V. Soccer HENRY OPP. 0 Roosevelt 7 8 Edison 0 0 Southwest 9 0 Washburn 10 Front Row: T. Kaari, I., l-irsen, T Gomez Back Row. T. Boehler. T Gardas, J. Ottemess, 1 Muedeking. J.V. Soccer HENRY OPP. I Roosevelt 5 No other scores available. Front Row: T Ix-wis, T Oldre, T Montgomery. S. Brzozowski. Back Row Coach J. Eliason. S. Williams, R Wassing. K Postds, T Miller. Spotli Scoreboards 61 V. Volleyball HENRY OPP. 3 South 1 0 Roosevelt 3 3 Southwest 1 0 Edison 3 0 Washburn 3 3 North 1 0 Washburn 3 0 Roosevelt 3 Front Row: C. White, J. McCalla. P. Majkozak, I.. Spiczka. D. Schultz. Back Row: Coach K. Gillen, J Fish, V. Laughlin, J. Stohl, S. Octet Boys’ cc HENRY OPP. 24 Southwest 31 24 Edison 31 , 31 South 24 1 20 Edison 31 18 North 38 29 St. Paul Johnson 26 38 Roosevelt 19 20 Washburn 32 FRONT ROW: T Miller. K. Orison, R Yncstroza. S. Btixligan. P. Thun BACK ROW: Coach RJacobson. L English, J. Serena, M Sabin, Mngr. S. Gehrig Girls’ Tennis HENRY OPP. 0 Southwest 7 0 South 5 4 Washburn 3 3 North 4 5 Edison 2 5 Roosevelt 2 Front Row. R. Anderson. K. Graen. R. Walby, H. Armstrong. L. Shapansky, 1. lit to Back Row: Coach M. Miller. S. Bates, S. Gillen, B. Manful, S. Purkapilc, L. Ottemets, K. Hennings. 62 Sports Scoreboards J.V. Volleyball HENRY OPP 0 Roosevelt 2 0 Southwest 2 0 Edison 2 0 Washburn 2 I North 2 0 Washburn 2 0 Roosevelt 2 2 South 0 Front Row: C. V hite, N. Shaw, H Wahl, T Anderson, L. Koppie. Back Row. J. Thomas, J McOJIa, T. Ford, W. Ferry, coach R. Martinez. Girls C.C. No scores available Pictured: I.. Montgomery. C Scullcy. Girls’ Swimming HENRY OPP. 24 South 61 35 Washburn 41 19 North 52 39 Roosevelt 41 74 Edison 82 20 Southwest 56 Front Row: D. Moravcc, J. Peterson. D Davis. P Edlund Back Row: C. Wilkinson. L Anderson. K. Kaiser, S. Davis. Sports Scoreboards 63 V . Basketball HENRY OPP. 69 Roosevelt 61 52 North 69 101 South 82 62 Washburn 51 103 Edison 47 62 Southwest 65 55 Washburn 41 82 Edison 68 Front Row: B. Barber, T. Johnson, D. Hollic. J. Myles, C. Dawson. C. Johnson, L. Broadway, L. Stuart. Back Row: E. Ross, C. Stohl, T. Dettardo. K. Byers, M. Lynn, B. Win berg, S. Hardy, P Myles, coach C. McKissack V. Basketball HENRY OPP. 25 South 58 43 Edison 40 39 Washburn 47 38 Roosevelt 67 43 North 45 28 South 47 Front Row: K. Javis, L. Mcaux, M. Tucker, K Dockry, I). Rice, S. Rice. Back Row: A Macosek, G. Kundc. S. Bogar. J. Stohl, R Pelcticr, L. Barth, A. Baker, coach R. Sandau. V. Hockey HENRY OPP. 0 South 7 1 Southwest 3 1 South 10 0 Southwest 4 4 Washburn 5 0 Roosevelt 9 2 lid i son 8 3 Edison 6 4 Washburn 3 3 Roosevelt 4 Front Row: J. O'Connor, M. Roberts, M Lambrccht, J. Fodttad, S. Conley, S. Dockty. J. Anderson, J. Rhody. Back Row: Coach D. Wicker, J. Seiler, R. Read, D. Christensen. L. Kappcl, J. Bohanon, S. Aim, K. Schluter, C. Prigge, B. Pcnnai, J. Majkorak, coach D. Busby. 641 Sports Scoreboards Soph. Basketball HENRY OFF. 72 Roosevelt 37 51 North 70 62 South 76 70 Washburn 66 53 I’d i son 57 78 Southwest 75 59 Washburn 55 60 Edison 48 From Row: J Chaney, T. Roberts. Middle Row L. Oats. B. Baker. Bask Row R. Pridgen, S. Hardy. C. Howard, R Barth, cooclt C. Halllman. J.V. Basketball HENRY OPP. 33 Roosevelt 19 43 North 45 53 Washburn 36 30 Southwest 32 34 Edison 32 Front Row. A. Baker. K. Dockry, A Kcech, S. Rice. Back Row: Coach K. Kmggc, M. Copeland. R. Pcletier, S. Lowe, L. Mcaux. J.V. Hockey HENRY OFF 0 South 4 1 Southwest 5 1 South 2 0 Southwest 6 0 Washburn 8 0 Roosevelt 9 2 Edison 1 0 Edison 4 0 Washburn 6 0 Roosevelt 4 From Row J, O'Connor. J Fodsrad. I. Warner. B. Houghtal-ing. J Anderson. Back Row: Coach D. Wicker. M Dwyer. B KcssJcr.J. Bohanon, D. Wilson. J. Kloncz. Sport Scoreboards 65 Wrestling HENRY OPP. 17 Washburn 52 36 South 26 7 Edison 57 9 Roosevelt 58 17 North 40 31 Southwest 34 Front Row A Gould. E. Bryant, I’ Hodge, A Shannon, K Olson, B Rot her, S Hazzard. Middle Row J Peterson, J Carline, M. Tillman, J. Rot her. t. Greene. A Stuart, T. Miller Bask Row: Mngr. J. Christensen, coach M Miller.J. Willey. D Dominguez. D. Julin, S. Ryden, A. Wright, K. Yeats. Boys’ Swimming No scores available Front Row: J Dancho, R Yncstroza, I Hosenield, E. Bon-trager Back Row C Anderson, K. Jorgenson, I Muccfcking, ( Jorgensen. Boys’ Tennis HENRY OPP 3 Roosevelt 4 2 South 5 3 Washburn 4 7 North 0 7 Edison 0 2 Southwest 5 3 Roosevelt 4 Front Row R Matt.J Otterncss, T. Bochler. M Hamilton. NV Murk Back Row K. Herkenhoff’, A. Benton, J Mork, B Otto. coach M Miller M Sports Scorcboardi Gmnastics HENRY OPP. 76.05 Roosevelt 110.95 76.05 South 119.9 78 Washburn 105.45 78 Southwest 119. Front Row: P Stcphncy, S. Bomhouse, A. Michael. M Rahm, D. Davis. Back Row: Couch L Peterson. R. Anderson. A. Scott. J. Zadlo, R. LcBlanc. Coach L. Hoppe. Boys’ Golf HENRY OPP. 169 Washburn 194 161 Southwest 182 157 Roosevelt 191 174 South 180 184 North 175 210 Edison 200 356 North 374 211 Edison 197 Back Row: K. Kaukc, J Bohanon, L. Kappcl, Coach R Littlefield. Boys’ Track NO SCORES AVAILABLE Front Row K Olson. C. Jackson. K. Carlson. K. Donnell. D. Martin, T. Sinkficld. P. Thun. T. Miller, J. Rother, B Williams. Back Row Coach J. Cook. J. McAllister. VC Trucblood, M. Race. J Serena. M Sabin. J Jackson, D McKiuack, R Barth, Coach R Jacobson Sports Scoreboards 67 V. Baseball NO SCORES AVAILABLE Front Row. R. Read, C. Durushia, I). Dominguez. S. Conley, J. Nelson, S. Brodigan, S. Marthalcr Ba k Row (xMth J. Washington. B Pennaz. A. Rahman, J. Jennings. B. Nelson. B Lutz., T Me Ken nan, F. Kara. V. Softball HENRY OPP. 28 South 2 34 Southwest 7 8 Roosevelt 2 10 Edison 11 8 Roosevelt 5 8 Edison 6 24 South 12 4 Edison 2 Pictured: Asst. D. McGowan. K. Spiezka. M. Nygard, D Schultz. K. Javcv. J Stohl, K. Godfrey. C. Cassidy. R LeBlanc, K. O'Brien, L. Hammcl. Coach M. Opat. V. Badminton HENRY OPP. V North L 7 Edison 0 3 Southwest 4 5 South 2 7 Roosevelt 0 6 Washburn 1 7 North 0 6 Washburn 1 7 North 0 7 Edison 0 2 Southwest 5 2 South 5 7 Roosevelt 0 7 Washburn 0 Front Row. M. Johnson, M. Lemanaik. B Denny, J. Crasser, H. Armstrong. Back Row: V. Laughlin, S Davis, S. Gillen, T Duffney. G. Kunde, L. Barth. 68 Sports Scoreboards J.V. Baseball NO SCORES AVAILABLE Front Row: J. Olson. N Brae he, M Tillman, R Allen. B Keufct, R. Selinc. Middle Row: A Jenson, J Fodstad. J Ma-|ko ak, A Williams. P Kroening, 1). Sciffcn Bask Row: K Yates. R. Williams, P Dasrkirwic . S Setterlof, I . Willoer. B Bernhardt, (xach D. Cassidy J.V. Softball HENRY OPP. V South L L Roosevelt W V North L L Southwest W W Roosevelt L L Washburn W W South L W North L L Edison W From Row: T Anderson. A. Nit . A Michael, C Gram. A. Curtis, P. M.i|ko ak, ) Gellerman Back Row J. Jacobsen. K. Curtis. A Nicmcla, R Zacharias. K Ricrson. C Jemberg, Coach D. Rubishko. J.V. Badminton HENRY OPP. 7 North 0 7 Edison 0 1 Southwest 6 0 South 7 2 Roosevelt 5 1 Washburn 6 4 North 3 5 Edison 2 4 Southwest 3 I South 6 4 Roosevelt 3 6 Washburn 1 Front Row D. Ticva. H. Stanhope, K. Sumsrad. Back Row M. Lemanezik, L Jacobwith. A Mocosek, T Duffney. 69 70 Clubs V Once again the basketball cheerleaders were divided into two squads. The girl's worked hard and their efforts really paid off! “Check Out The Scoreboard!” FAR ABOVE; Ardis Gardner and Ann Lewis get psyched up for ihc game. ABOVE RIGHT: Laurie Edin, Chezron Ford, Kathy Gracn, Barb Scury, Andrea Cunis, Nicole Patterson. ABOVE: Cheerleaders in action RIGHT: Regina Hardy, Fclisa Hampton, Mishawn Jackson. Ann Lewis. 72 Basketball Cheerleaders “We Want a Touchdown!’’ This year's football cheerleaders had a great time cheering the team on to victory. The time these girls devoted to practice during the summer and afterschool had really paid off. They worked hard this summer raising money for uniforms. ABOVE LEFT: Rock weady MIDDLE LEFT Smile girts! BELOW LEFT: Left (o right, from to back Hilary Matt, Michclc Nelson, Sabrina Bates. Sheila Anderson, Holly Bauch, Lisa Evers. Kirstin (aims. Jill Edstroin, Kathy Gracn. ABOVE: One of Lisa s many talents! Football Cheerleaders 7 3 “Give Me an ‘H H‘ for hockey, that is. Despite an entirely new squad, this year's cheerleaders did an excellent job promoting spirit among the players and the crowd. FAR ABOVE. Cheerleader watch with intensity. ABOVE RIGHT: Pre-ftame cheers ABOVE. Don’t fall. Dusty! RIGHT; Ann Marie Keeth. Kris Wallerius. Amy Bolster. Tina Oidre, Dusty Willncr. 7d Hockey Cheerleaders “Hey All of You Henry Fans!’’ This year's wrestling cheerleaders did a great job cheering on the team, 'lire squad consisted of six girls who devoted their time to practices and who attended the meets all season long. FAR ABOVE; Wrestling cheerleaders get excited about the match. ABOVE LEFT: Nice legs! ABOVE: YOOOOOHr LEFT: I-ori Wortman, Katy Bauer, Brenda Nelson, Sue l.istul, Tammy Miller. Jenny Mcrkl Wrestling Cheerleaders 7S FAR ABOVE: Danceiine's devoted captain . MIDDLE: Row 1: Kris Naumjn, Kim Johnion. Dusty Jackson Row 2: Louise Jacobwith, Melon ie Dobson. Jennifer Rogers, Karlyn Rosa, Candy Renollete, Renae LcBlanc, Nica Baird. Row 3: Chtjs Schmidt, Coley Johnson, Holly Hayden, Bobbie Hanfiel, Michele Latcnville, Michele PUarski BELOW LEFT: Patriette preview. BELOW RIGHT: Who's Michele gacing at? 76 Fall Danoelinc Fatnettes Can Dance! It all started at football previews when the poised Patriettcs performed to perfection. Henry High School, as well as other high schools, stood up and took notice of the Patriette Danceline. FAR ABOVE: Patriette practice hard. ABOVE: What' wrong. Kariyn? LEFT: Patriette demonwrate a new formation. Winter Dancrlinc 77 Size of the band has diminished over the past year. Even though it's smaller, the individual players had a lot of dedication. They marched in eight parades last summer and captured some second and third place trophies. This year the band did not have their usual Christmas concert. Instead they had a Fall Spectacular. New Tradition for Band ABOVE: Band marches on. FAR ABOVE RIGHT Fanfare trumpets lead the coronation RIGHT Mike Tran begins the procession FAR RIGHT The buglers. Li I P k'i t ) i I I ( i 78 Band c an t Row I: C Zarricllo, L. Campos. R SmoJuck, L Ed in, L. Moore. A. Bolster. H Wahl. T Old re. K. Anderson. L Shapcnsky, M. Utto, D. Wooley, H. Armstrong. L, Ottemcss. Row 2: P. Edlmvd. M. Hooper. D. Seifert, A. Greene, N. Gray. S. Bjomlund, R. Starr. T. Gardas, R Walby. H. Borhuse, P. Stephane, C Brzozowski. A. Nil . K. Anderson. Row V I. Arbolcda, T. Robertson, I. Mocdeking, T. Lewis, J. Saxhaug, B. Ward, S. Harrington, R. Plante, E. Bontrager. J. Peterson. D. Stewart. C. Anderson. J. Sell. S ROliver. K Jorgenson, M. Tran. Row ’1. J Meyers, D. Grovenburg, T. Sabraski. J. Nelson. N. Naber. 1. Kappcl, I Hosenfeld. M. Williams. R. Cunningham Row 5: B. England. K. Trucblood. D. Hollen BELOW: Fanfare trumpets: Robert Plante and John Peterson. BELOW LEFT: Band marches with lights on the field. Band 79 Marchers Move Ahead The guidt-ons and color guards are a very important addition to the band. They accompanied the band in parades during the summer, at coronation, and even at concerts. These girls help make the band complete. EAR ABOVE Mike Tran give Guidons last minute advice. ABOVE RIGHT: The Riflettes march tor a game. RIGHT: Kelly Anderson. Kirn Saxluug, I Icidi Partridge, Michelle Spanjcrs, Tina Mallcy, Kathy Taylor. l-sura Marictrc, Darcy Ticva, Rhonda Akin it Tina Montgomery ABOVE. Louis and Kim watch the action, 80 Additional Marchers Stage Crew Sets the Scene Throughout the year, these dedicated students set up for various school functions including homecoming, the play Bye, Bye Birdie , and the band concerts. Without their hard work, these functions would not have been complete. FAR FAR ABOVE: What's this doo-hkkey tick ABOVE LEFT: Come on, give me a kiss. ABOVE RIGHT: John Columbus and Mike Tran talk over the stage plans. LEFT: Front: Julie Peterson. Tim Gomez, Mike Tran, Bill Rannow. Jason Willey, Jetomy Sell. Back: Jenny Fish. Kelly Kaiser, Chris Gomez, Rob Dick, Louise Jacobwith, Russell Howell, Dan Milleon, John Nelson. Not pictured: Alex Szczepaniak, John Bishop, Pat Thun. Stage Crew 81 The choir, directed by Ms. Englund, had a great year. All of their hard practice and dedication paid off during their fall corfcert. The solos let many of our talented singers shine. Say's one choir membcr, It was a whole lot of fun!” FAR ABOVE; A romantic duct. ABOVE RIGHT: Friend forever. RIGHT: The Patrick Henry Choir. ABOVE: One of the olo at the Fall Spec tacular. 82 Choir All Girl Choir This year's freshman choir was made up of all girls. They did a variety of different kinds of music. They put on a very good show at the Fall Spectacular . FAR ABOVE: Smile pretty! ABOVE LEFT: Choir members look relieved after the performance. LEFT The freshman choir ABOVE No more hugs — please! Choir 83 Youth Serving Youth The Key Club has grown steadily throughout its four years in existance. Key Club members are a special breed of people who work as a team on projects for the gotxl of the community. They work together with other clubs like themselves as well as the parks in the area. The theme was Manhours for Mankind . The motto was Caring — our way of life . 84 Key Club N.H.S. Takes Charge Henry's National Honor Society consists of a group of seniors who excel not only academically but also who show outstanding leadership qualities. These students not only serve society by offering their time and talents. The)' serve the school as well. FAR ABOVE LEFT: Isn't anyone listening' FAR ABOVE RIGHT Mike Race suggests an idea ABOVE LEFT: Row I: Lynn Moore. Brenda Nelson. Paula Majkozak. Lisa Evers. Hilary Matt. Joanne Jacobson. KrssSumstad Row 2: Lisa Kyiandcr, Laura Mariettc. Kelly Anderson, Stephanie Waisancn, Jenny Fish. Lora Otterness. Steve Brodigan, John Cariine. Barb Hartficl, Monica Ltmanc-zik. Row J:Gary Dondelinger. Nicole Martin, Ed Bontragcr, Jodi Stohl. John Serena, Mike Race. Sean Dockty. ABOVE: Another exciting NHS meeting. LEFT: Laura Mariettc, Gary Dondelinger. and Dan Christenson, running the show. NHS 85 Student Government was faced with many of the decisions that affected the whole student body. New- members and new ideas were responsible for the new attitude that was promoted in Student Government. Not all of their attention focused on activities; a lot of it went toward making Henry High School a better place to lx-. Students Preside FAR ABOVE: Pay attention, David! ABOVE I.EFT: Mb. Reed substituted for Mrs. Plant os student government advisor. ABOVE RIGHT: Students think of ideas. RIGHT: Chris Stuhl listens intently. FAR RIGHT Mrs Reed gives suggestions H(i Student Government 1 V Feature 87 Speech Team Speaks Out The Speech Team had a successful season this year. The team had experienced speakers plus some enthusiastic new members. Many individual speakers had strong performances at tournaments, which helped to boost the team as I AK AHOVt: Karen. Sue. Heidi, anil Bobbie are meditating. ABOVE K 1C il IT Kami l.uven practices ABOVE Who ate you gazing at, girls'1 KKJMT Row I; Connie B!oin, Heidi Armstrong. Brenda Nelson, Todd KolxriMMi. K« s (jars Dondclinger, Kelly Anderson, Laura Mariette. Rose y Ren.ie UBI.uk, Bobbie Hartlicl. Sue Uvrnl, Stephanie Wnisuncti Row 1 Scott (iehrig, Chris Anderson, Kyle Mac Arthur, Steve Drodigan, Ed Bontragcr, Chris Scully, Karen l.irsen SS Speech Team Although still fairly new, this year's debate team, coached by Mrs. Beverly Plant, had a great season. For many of the debaters, it was their first year, anti therefore, most of the team competed as junior varsity. The season ran from October to February, with tournaments in January and the state competition in February. FAR ABOVIi Debaters, researching. A BOV I- I.FIT Is John Gutinc up to Something' ABOVF: Debitor practice. LEFT Row I: John Carlinc, Karen Larsen, Jody Thomas, Angela Moore. Row 2: Mrs, Plant. Kyk McArthur, Tim Denardo, Mike Tran, C hris Scully. Todd Robertson.' Debate 89 Study and hard work paid off for the Math Team. This was a strong team, partly due to the many seniors on it. Many members scored at ever)1 meet and had their best seasons yet. FAR ABOVE: Row I: Gary Dondelingcr, Robert Plante, Ingmar Hoscnfdd. Row 2: Mark Denardo, Heidi Armstrong, Julie Peterson, John Car line. Row 3: Stephanie Waisancn, Ed Bontrager. Laura Mancttc, Angela Nit ., Lisa Kylander, Kelly Kaiser. Ms. Borne. ABOVE RIGHT: Is this the Olympics? RIGHT: Angie Nitz and Heidi Armstrong work together. ABOVE. Laura Maricttc poses for Math Digest, 90 Mathletes Bye, Bye Birdie’ This year's drama club presented the musical 'Bye, Bye Birdie.' The play was set in the '50's and included many talented actors. Hopefully, Henry will continue to have a strong drama dub in the years to come. Drama 91 Press The Patriot required a lot of footwork and people who love to write. The reporters were always walking around catching the latest bits of action and gossip. There were about 15 members on the staff along with the advisor, Ms. Blom. Meet the FAR A BOV I:: 1% Laura Markttc paying attention «o Ms. Blom? ABOVE RIGHT Patriot staff always works hard RIGHT: The 1986 Patriot staff ABOVE: Jenny Fish is THINKING! 92 Patriot The yearbook staff was chosen from a journalism class which students took third trimester last year. They learned the basics of layout, copy writing, and photography. Anne Mueller, from Taylor Publishing Company, said that this year's staff was probably the best she had ever seen at Henry. FAR ABOVE: Managing editor, Lora Ottemess, hard at work. ABOVE LEFT: Arc you taking picture!. Jason? ABOVE RIGHT: Lisa Evers and Amy Thimm discuss pages. ABOVE: Everyone's hard at work on the best yearbook, ever! LEFT: Row 1: Heidi Armstrong, Lora Ottemess, Ingmar Hoscnfcld, Lisa Anderson, Debbie Moravcc. Row 2: Shannon Erikson, Jodi Stohl, Janalyn Bolder, Hilary Matt, Lisa Evers, Renae LcBlanc. Row 3: Mr. Hansen, Jason Willey. Not Pictured:Tami Borgcn, Amy Thimm. Joanne Jacobson. Barb Hort-fiel, Tim Pittman. Orator 93 94 Faculty Faculty 95 Faculty Leads the Way The faculty at Henry helped to lead students through another school year. Through hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm, the 1985-86 staff showed that they really care about Henry students and the school as a whole. The faculty also helped to bring the school together through their help with sports, dances, and extracurricular activities. Whether it was a principal, a teacher, or a custodian, each staff member did his or her best to make this the most successful school year possible. 96 Faculty Principals Show Leadership The administration worked together to provide a strong leadership for our school. They set goals and examples for ail of us to achieve and follow. Above all, they tried to provide a productive working, teaching, and learning environment. Through the year, they welcomed comments and suggestions that would help to make Henry a better place for everyone. R ABOVE LEFT D, upp ABOVE LEFT O H ABOVE: Gerald Hickman � s having a hard day. LEFT. Fred eyer lies as an assistant principal. Administration 97 Support Staff Lends a Hand The support staff is a vital part of the faculty. It indudes aides, clerks, counselors, librarians, nurses, and social workers. These people are the backbone of the school, as they keep things running smoothly and efficiently. They have a variety of responsibilities and duties, but they always manage to perform them with a smile. ABOVE RIGHT Pat Berger. attendance clerk. RIGHT: Lenora Clark, speech. ABOVE: Glad) Westberg keeps the office running smoothly. Al Berryman.police liaison officer Lou Grams,dept. chr. aide Dan Hanson, span aide Warren Johnson, aide. Joyce Black, aide to the principal Tim Gustafson, SPAN aide Bob Jensen, police liaison officer Carol Kleven, program clerk. 98 Support Staff LEFT: Lou Gram states her opinion. BELOW: Adeline Void, ready with a smile. Treslyn Koskan, administrative aide Maria Mueller.nunc. Mary Kosloski. media center Joy Nelson, teen outreach social worker. Bonnie Krambcr, finance clerk Pat Nyiand, health assistant. Barb Mattill. media center Charee Olson, drug awareness counselor. Support Staff 99 Ruta Praulins. media center Donald Rinkenbcrger. social worker Adeline Void, transportation. Michael Orman — counselor Shirley Purvis — counselor Dorothy Scholljegerde — counselor Marjorie Weir — counselor’s secretary. TOP: Warren Johnson would like to see your pass. CENTER: Pat Berger checks the day’s attendance. BOTTOM: Marjorie Weir, the unknown secretary. Stan Pinellas — aide Connie Reed — long term sub Lenora Stewart — SPAN aide Gladys Westberg — main office. 100 Support Staff Roy Almen — mathematics Kenneth Belkom — industrial arts Connie Blom — English Carole Borne — intervention mathematics Karin Breth — French Lyndon Carlson — social studies Faculty 101 Jim Dotseth — physical education Barbara Englund — band choir Lucy Falor — home economics fle sewing James Fcelcy — social studies Harold Fleetham — remedial reading Robert Fridgcn — physics science Karen Gregory — home economics foods Bruce Hansen — English Beverly Hefte — English ABOVE: James Fcelcy admits this is one of his harder tests. ABOVE: Time for the finger exercises. 102 Faculty Jim Holt — mathematics John Hosch — English Linda Huntzicker — SPAN Richard Jacobson — science William Jacobson — mathematics Aides Johnson — SPAN Curtis Johnson — art Brian Kelly —SPAN Not Pictured. Allen Kabanuk and Mary Keithahn Faculty 103 ABOVE: These two are up to something ABOVE: Fred Meyers has a minute to think Gary Kodalen- sm. biology biology Dennis Kueng- tocial studies Joseph Loesch- social studies Robert Lohn- woods drafting Wayne Malmberg- special education Monte Miller- social studies Patrick O'Brien- special education Hannah Ofsthun- mathematics Jean Pecchia- physical education ABOVE: What do you mean, who was Shakespeare?! ABOVE: Romeo. Romeo. 104 Faculty Beverly Plant — English Rodney Ray — mathematics Bernard Schulte — coordinator Jeanne Seiler — English Margaret Shane — health Lynn Smith — coordinator ABOVE: Boys. I want you ih by 10 p.m ABOVE: I just can't make those last stairs. Faculty 105 ABOVE: Ninas! In memory to Doreen Savage: A dedicated teacher to Patrick Henry and to her students Brian Veddcr — chemistry biology Corrinc Vince — English I John Walston — social studies Btll Warner — SPAN Don Wander — biology John Washington — physical education David Wicker — physical education mathematics Ted Wyrowski — business 10 5 Faculty Lunchroom and Engineering Staffs The engineering staff has done an excellent job this year. Under the leadership of head engineer Jerry Belle-Isle, they kept the school building and grounds in shape. The lunchroom staff had their work cut out for them. Each day, they had to prepare lunches for hundreds of students and faculty. During the year, many new items were added to the menu to keep up with changing appetites. ABOVE LEFT: R. Lasota. V. McNamara. O. Johnson. K Weaker. J. Bellc-Isie, M. Vow. B. Robeck, B. Woolsey. LEFT: D. Tumquist, M. Bach. D. Warphca, I. Homo, B. Miller, D. Younkin. Lunchroom Engitvcering Staffs 107 108 Underclassmen m am Underclassmen 09 Be Here? Must I be here? Isn't it possible to go away Riding on a fantasy In a surrealistic painting, Or hopping on a runaway train With an unknown destination. Or biking down an endless road With pine trees lining both sides, Or just plain anywhere but here? Yes, only if I believe. Anderson, Jason Must I Aaron. Evan Ashfeld. Steven Beard. James Berg. Jock Adan, Andrew Anderson, Kimberly Askew, Denise Berry, l-atasha Albrecht, Jennifer Anderson, Scott Barclay, Tammy Bishop, Frank Allen, Scott Anderson, Tim Batchelder, John Bfomrud, Ken Anderson, Craig Arboldcda. Lydell Baur, Aric Black, Marcus Student govemmem:Karlctt Williams, Chad Jorgenson, Joel Turrentinc, Heather Wahl, (not pictured): II Woong Mudcking. Lara Shapansky. 110 Freshmen FAR ABOVE LEFT: Tony Boehler has fun in (he sun. FAR ABOVE. No goofing off in this class! ABOVE: This class is soooo fun!! Bonach. Christina Brooks, Linda Blakeborough Shannon Bloodsaw, Kelvin Borgen, Dennis Bomhuse, Heidi Brooks, William Campos, Ijssctte Clark. Maurice Brown. Joseph Carlinc, Paul Coleman, Burtiss Boege, Lynn Boehler, Tony Boyd, Jeffrey Bradley. Ossie Brozoiowski. Charlene Bruchert, Amy Carr. Richellc Carter, Yolanda Collier, Frank Cook, Stephanie Bolton, Larry Bright, Shane Bush, Jessica Case. Jeff Copeland, Melanie Freshmen 111 Creighton. Eddie Daniel, Kateri Davit, Tarhonda Edscrom, Brad Farrow. Nge Cuff. Come Dares, James Dent. Donna Edwards. Sharon Fay. Russell Curl. Curtis Davit, F.D. Domer, Jeremy Ellingbce, Scott Fiskc, Jamie Foryttek, Chad ■ Curry. Jeff Davis. Felecia Domsbach. Helen Erickson. Lori Flores, Edwin Fossland, Stacy Dancho.Joe Davis. Michella Edin, Laura Evans. Allen Flowers, Bridgctte Frye, Ronald ABOVE: Tony Sabraski, expert roller skater. FAR ABOVE: Laura Lindberg, who arc you thinking off 112 Freshmen ABOVE RIGHT: Candy RenoUettc and Rich Neirnan arc inseparable. ABOVE LEFT: The Three Muikwem. Fuller, John Gomez, Christina Greene, Aron Hanson. Jenny Hawkins, Tim Gade, Chris Gomex. Tim Grovcnburg, Dan Hanson, Michael Hayes, Marquita Garrett, Mary Gould, Alan Gulyard, Eric Harrington. Dawn Hennings, Kimberly Garrett, Wayne Graves. Kathy Haggberg, Erica Harrington, John Habit, Racheal Gatlin, Danielle Greeley, Kim Halliday, Connie Harris, Chad Hershkovitz, Anthony Freshmen 113 FAR ABOVE:Li� Ross and Kris Nauman work very hard in algebra-trig class. ABOVE: Freshmen today • fresh men tomorrow. Hill, Florine Hollie, Twyla Horn, Leonard Jackson, Tyrone Jorgenson, Chad Kern, Diana Hill, Trinicia Hollin, Phillip Hubbard. Sean Johnson, Dustin Jones, Anthony Key, Benina Hines, Nelson Hollis, Angie Hubbard. Sharonda Johnson, Fred Jadck, Tammy Keys, Rodney Hoerst, Marquenta Hooper. Matt Hutchins. Stacy Johnson. Jason Kaari, Tim Holley. Jeff Hopkins, David Jackson, Angela Johnson, Nicole Kaiser. Kelly 114 Freshmen ABOVE LEFT: Mike Tran and Alan Grigsby dream of someday making a goal. ABOVE RIGHT: Jon Ottemess' first kiss. Kirwin, Harvey Larson, Kirk Lewis. Tim MacLennen, Barbara Matricu, Abigal Koppie, Lon Lawrence, Melanie Listul, Steve M alley. Tina Matt. Ryan Kramitz, Christina Lazor, Leah Lounsburg, Laura Marshall, Samantha Mayer, Anthony Laramee. LaReina Levasseur, Chris Loyd, Delanza Martin, Willie McAllister, Rick Larsen, LcRoy Lewis, Theresa Lukas, Andrew Marthaler, Heather McOillis, Heather Matteson, Wade McGee, Sharon Freshmen 115 BELOW: The girl's night out?! FAR BELOW: Renee LeBlanc docs gymnastic routine. Megar, Shanda Montgomery, Tina Miller, Tammy Nelson, Jessica Olson. Patty Panridge, Heidi Merkl, Jennifer Moore, Andre Miranda, Andy Oates, Lowell Ottcmess, Jon Merrcll.Joe Meyer, Jason Moss, Johanna Miller, Craig Muedeking. II Wong Myles, Nozela Old re, Tina Olson, Chad Otteson, Michelle Otto, Paul Meyer, Paul Miller, Lester Nabors, William Olson. Denise Owens, Lorinda 116 Freshmen Patterson. Laura Peterson, Daniel Poland, Eric RandeU, Nicole Roberts, Marlowe Patterson. Nicole Peterson. Julie Poole, Preston Ransom. William Robinson, Denny Paul, Erie Phancuf, Mike Postels, Kan Redding. Charles Rosa, Latasha Perry, Leo Phousirith, Anousack Purkapile, Clarence Reese. Lamont Rather, Roben Petersdorf, Ed Pierson, Glen Purkapile Shirley Rice. Sabrina Rather, Steve Freshmen 117 I Ryan. Jacquelyn Schrcder, Wanda Shane 11, Holley Sledge, Jeanette Saarela, Kenny Schumann, Sarah Sha pansky, Lara Smoluch, Racheal Sabraski, Tony Scott. Wakela Sicms, Tara Stam. Ivory Stephney, Pamela Stewart. Tracy Stinson, Sheri Schaer, David Seiffert, Dale Sims, Darayl Starr. Rod Strachan, Brad Schendcl, Kathy Sell, Jeremy Slaughter, Damizc Steponik, Darlene Taylor. Kathy Taylor, Tracy ABOVE: Who says Henry doesn't have school spirit? FAR ABOVE: Love is in the air. 118 Freshmen Theisen. Kevin Towrs, Uuo. Michele Wahl, Heather Webster. LaShaia Winsow, Michael Thibodeaux, Orris Townsend. Albertcne Valentine, Larrctta Walb ', RacDean Williams. Kamlett Yobbc, Tina Thompson. Steve Trdan, Lisa Vega, Angela Ward. Ronnie Wilson, Harold Zanick. Alissa Tokk, Orris Trucsdalc. Michael Vetter, Kim Wassing. Rachel Wilson. VanScync Zapolski. Melissa Turrentine, Joel Waddell. Jaterriah Warren. Felicia Winn, Mike Zimmerman. Michael Freshmen 119 120 Feature Thinking Back and Looking Ahead Remember (he old days when we didn'c have any responsibilities and we could just play? Teddy bears, matchbox cars, and Barbie dolls, were just some forms of our entertainment. We could swing on our swing sets for hours as our parents gave us underdogs . The dolls and hot wheels have been replaced by tennis raquets, footballs, socccrballs, basketballs, and baseballs. Nursery rhymes have gotten a beat and arc now called rock n' roll. Little boy blue has changed to PRINCE, with his purple reign and Miss Muffet is transformed into a MADONNA. Many wish to go back to those carefree days. Some try different ways to get back, but it's not possible. Human beings are constantly changing. Our toys that we use now will soon be changed again. Now that we re almost adults, we'll have to live with responsibilities- we can't turn back. But that doesn't mean life can't be fun! Enjoy challenges and attack them head on! Feature 121 For You, My Friend I send you a smile for just being there By my side when I'm down and showing that you care. 1 send you love for caring for me when I was sick or hurt or wanted company. I'd send you a rainbow for saying to me the sun needs the rain for a rainbow to be I'd send you the world if dreams could come true, for a friend takes it all. Then returns it to you. FAR ABOVE; Sophomores puzzle over geometry problems. LEFT: Robbie Fridgen. is (be pepfcsi boring? ABOVE: Mickey and her friends. 122 Soplvomorc Feature FAR ABOVE: Heyyyy! FAR ABOVE RIGHT: RIGHT Sophomocn GET TO GLASS! Plccoo R«rd. working hard. ABOVE: Girli tryooi for the wrestling c Allbritton, Charles Annoni, Gina Bakker. Katharine Bernhardt, Brooks Allen, Joseph Arrington, Tyra Barnes, Joseclyn Bible, Lavell Anderson. (Jins A cn, Yvette Barth, Rodney Bjoriilund, Shan Anderson. lau Baa k, Molly Begin, Glen Bolster, Amy Anderson. Melissa Baker. Adam Berger, Joan Brewer, Tiffany 124 Sophomores ABOVE: The Tenth Grade Student Government Representatives: Chezron Ford. Ann Marie Kceth. Tyra Arrington. Sonja Johnson (Not pictured: John Saxhaug and John Waldron.) Brodigan. Brian Cepcda, Shannon Compton. Colleen Criss, Howard Davit, Nikki Brown, Ronnie Chaney, Jayson Conley, Maria Curris, Andrea Davis, Rust in Bruycrc, Eddie Christophcrvon, Carol Cottrell, Rodney Dainkc, Jeannine Day. Kelvin Cannon, Bryant Clark. Robert Councc, Regina Davis, Dawn Day. Valencia Carlson, Kurt Coleman, Christina Councc, Tonia Davis, Debbie Dempsey, Tammy Sophomores 125 Dockry, Kara Dory. Joe Denar do. Mark Erkkson. Richard Ferry, Wendi Jo English, Nick Fridgen. Robbie Frol, Nick BELOW; Day dreaming. FAR BELOW RIGHT; So...what Fodstad. Jason Govan. L« a Graen. Kathy your phone number;' Gdletman. Janet Grigiby, Alan Gustafson. Chris Eliason. Steve Fisher, Regina Gale. Trkia Grassman, Kenneth Hager, Jeremy Engcr, Paul Flores, James Gar das, Tom Greeley. Glenn Hanson. Harley Hardy, Savoy Hill, Mike Houghtaling, Breck Jackson. Gcorjettc Johnson, Brian Hargett, Sandi Holbert, Christine Howard, Brad Jackson, Lori Johnson. Jennie Hawkins. Troy Holien, Dan Howard, Sue Jacobs, Pam Johnson, Jesse Haward, Sam Hollic, Quentin Iverson, Jeff Johnson, Leah Johnson, Kristi Sophomores 127 BELOW: Leroy Larsen's after school activities include playing football with his friends. FAR BELOW: Vicki Laughlin works on puzzling problems in Geometry. FAR BELOW RIGHT: Julie Riley, Ann Marie Kcech, and Erin O'Brien try to stay warm before a tough soccer game. Johnson, Sonja Jorgenson. Kyle Kcuseman. D'Ann Lahr, Karen Johnson, Terrell Kabrick, Jolcne Kloncz, John Latenville, Michele I egg, Charlene Jones. Derek Karnrowski, Julie Kluttz, Travis LaTurnus. Steve Lester. Kathi Jones. Kim Kcech, Ann Marie Koehler, Brenda Laughlin, Victoria Leville, Daniel Jones, Steve Kessler, Brad Kossila, Sue Lazor, Robbie Lewis, Chalcsc 128 Sophomores Lillemo, Lisa Lynch, Jacqueline Malley. Eddie Meaux, Linda Moore. Angela Lindbcrg. Laura Mac, Sammy Mangen, Gary Michael, Amy Moravec, Deborah Lor. Avong Macosck, Amy Man alek, Paul Milleon, Donald Mork. Liz Love, Amonio Madison, Robin Martinson. Joy Miller. Kurt Mud ge, Jennifer I-owe, Suzanne Majkozak, Jim McCalla, Jenny Mohr. Tony Murray. Rochelle LEFT: Some of the winter danceline celebrating their being • selected at the F M Cafe. BELOW. John the stud Ot-temest FAR BELOW: Introducing ...Michele Ryden with Limited Warranty. Sophomores 129 BELOW: Holly Hayden and Nicole Petkiw dance the night away. FAR BELOW: John Saxhaug, wake up! FAR FAR BELOW: Jason Willey, taken by surprise! FAR FAR BELOW RIGHT: Plecou Reed and Carla Keaton Finishing up a research paper. Naber. Nathan Nutall, Kathy Patrick. Kelly Pomerleau. Christina Nelson, Todd O'Brien. Erin Pelletier, Renac Ponder, Rose Ranch, Roberta Ness, Al O'Connor, Josh Petkiw. Nicole Pratt, Marcus Reed, Plecou Niemela, Angie Obon.JocI Phaneuf, Kellie Prigge, Chris Rice, Dave Nia, Angela Pachcaco, RachelJe Pollard, Michelle Raddiff, Kevin Riley, Julie 130 Sophomores Par Roberts, Terry Robenson, Todd Roger, Toma Rounsville. Julie . Malik Runsewr, Chris SaukkoJa, Dan Sanders, CoUeen Samborski, Justin gjohn Stheidegger, Heather SthmJer. Kris SchuJta, Paul Schuster, John Jan Scorr, Ainu Scott. Mit belle Scurry, Barb Shaw, Terry , Con Shoberg, David Simons, Cynthu Smiley, Brian Smith, Cccd FAR FAR ABOVF. LEFT: Ann Lewis, pleased that hc has a day off from school FAR FAR ABOVE: Caria Keaton gets taught while (heating FAR ABOVE: The gang gets ready for a night of fun. ABOVE: Jennifer Mingo takes a break from writing an English composition Sophomores 1)1 BELOW: Heather McCrillis, where' your pa ? FAR BELOW: Future honor student. FAR BELOW RIGHT: Dusty Jackson and Kariyn Rosa puzzle over a history assignment. Smith, Debi Stanhope. Joe Suggs, Kim Thomsen. Peggy Smith. Stephanie Stewart. Allan Sullivan. Jessica Tieva, Darcy Upturn, Michelle Smith, Steven Stigger. La Tonya Tabb, Antonio Tillman, Michael Upham, Mike Spanjers, Michelle Strieker, Richard Taylor, Paulette Turner, Percy Waite, Jeni Stager, John Strodtman. Roger Thomas, Jody Uhlenkott, Dan Waldron, John 132 Sophomores ABOVE: Okay, the first thing you do it drill through the wood, the second .. FAR ABOVE: Who is this, Sleeping Beauty? FAR ABOVE LEFT: C'mon, won't you smile for the Walker. Johnny Wallcrius. Wally Weiler. Donna Williams, Kirk Wooley. Dawn Walker. Sherman Walters, Angela Weis. Stacy Williams. Maelec Yeats, Ken Wallcrius. Kristin Warner. Lee White, Monty Williams. Sandra Ybarra, Kris Watson. Robert Williams. Andre Williams, Shcrie Younkin, Bridget Webb. Kimberly Williams. Frances Willncr. Dusty Zachatias, Ronda Sophomores 133 □ I 154 Feature Feature 135 The Man In The Glass When you get what you want in your struggle for self And the world makes you king for a day Then go to the mirror and look at yourself And see what that guy has to say For it isn't your father, mother, husband, or wife Whose judgement upon you must pass The fellow whose verdict counts most in your life Is the man looking back from the glass He's the fellow to trust, never mind all the rest For he's with you clear up to the end And you've passed your most difficult, dangerous test If the man in the glass is your friend. Abbott, Gina Armstrong, Heidi Barrow, Marlon Beneke, Marsha Adams, Richard Baird, Nica Batchctdcf, John Bernard. Kelli Akin, Rhonda Baker. Andrea Bates, Sabrina Beyer, Gina Anderson, Angela Ballwebcr, Louis Batde. Katrina Bishop. John Anderson, Tamer Barnard, Jetaun Bauer, Catherine Blake borough, Laura ABOVE: Back Row: Bobbie Hanficld Vice President. Chris Stohl Treasurer, David Ybarra President. Kris Nauman Secretary, Rcnae LcBlanc Representative. Front Row. Heidi Armstrong Representative, Ann Lewis Representative. Dusty Jackson Representative, Chris Schmidt Representative. Sabrina Bates Representative 136 Juniors Blood, Tuna Boyd, Rote Bruchcrt, lisa Carr. Tiffany Crusser, Jacqueline Bode Ison, Dan Brache, Neil Bryam, Eddie Chesmtjr, Joe Crowson. I arrell Bohanon, Jim Bradley, Barry Carlson, Catyn Collins. Lynettc Darrell, Andrea Brekke, Mary Carlson. Tracy Copeland. Charlene Daszkiewicz. Peter Brekke. Terry ABOVE: Dear John.. .Always. Julie. FAR ABOVE: If I Carpenter, Cory don't pass this test. I'm going to die! FAR ABOVE LEFT: Coplan. Tammy School s out! Daugherty, Julie Juniors 137 Davis, Corey Dillard, Daniel BELOW: The first step to painting a car is to cover the windows English, Lee with paper. EAR BELOWS: So I says to the guy, I says... Fisher. Tim Davis, Michele Dobson. Melanie Erickson, Bradley Ford. Tanya Davis, Tasha Dominguez, David Erickson. Scott Ford. Tiffany Dawson, Craig Easterling, Bcnnita Esaw, Teresa Gannon. Patrick Gcldcrt, Tim Denny, Lisa Eggleston. Kevin Fclbcr, Connie Gee. Bobby Gillen, Sue 1J8 Juniors ABOVE: What's up FAR ABOVE. Another pepfest FAR ABOVE LEFT: Stick cm up. GLadhill, Kris Gross. Jason Hanficl. Bobbie Hiller, Tim Howard. Melanie Golyard, Tony Gums. James Hayden. Holly Hollie, Dennis Jackson, Dusty Green, Colleen Gums, Mark Held. LcAnn Hollis. Wendy Jackson, Jerome Hadley, Charles Higgms, Donna Holmboe, Mark Jackson. Lori Harr. Bra l Hill, Qucnton Hooper. Roscanne Jacobwith, Louise Juniors 139 BELOW. Study hard FAR BELOW RIGHT I didn’t do it. FAR BELOW: Thu food line is woo slow? Jakubowski, Steve Johnson, Nicole Katzke. Kyle Kurosad, Scott Jiivis, Kelly Johnson, Curtis Keaton, Carla Lambeecht, Monte Jensen, Andy Johnson, Gina Keske, Allan Landrum, Mark Jester, John Julin, Darren Koppie, Lisa Larson, Karen LeBlanc. Renac Johnson. Alpinea Kappel, Louts Kowalzck, Keith Larson, Lisa Leblanc, Sandra 140 Juniors LEFT: Doesn't this look good! BELOW: Quick, give me the answers to the test! FAR BELOW: Mr. Photographer! FAR FAR BELOW: 1 don't understand! Lcmbke, Curtis Lewis, Tara MacArthur, Kyle Mays, Judy Miles. Tabitha Lewis. Kenneth Listul, Sue Manuel, Shamcll McFctcrs, Sean Mills. Apollo Lowe, Robbie Marshall, Robert Megas, Maria Mingo. Jennifer Lewis, Ann Marie Lindberg, Scott Maleski, Kurt McConnell, Christina Miller, Todd Lutz, Greg Martin. Demetre Mcndala, John Moore. Bob Juniors l4l FAR ABOVE: What the answer? ABOVE: Look... I have a friend! RIGHT: Just one more problem and I'm finished! Moore. Dawn Myfes, John Nelson, Janellc Olson, Keith Moore. James Nagel. Erie Nelson, Jay Otto. Joel Moore. La Shawn Nauman, Kristin Nelson. John Parker. Jean Moseley, Sidney Neiman. Rich Novak, Thomas Pedlar. Loren Pierson. Melissa Mutlu, Kory Nelsen. Ron Norenberg, Katy Peterson. John Pilarski. Michele 142 Juniors ABOVE: That's going to be a cute outfit, when finished. FAR ABOVE: Debbie Monvee and Lisa Anderson try to think up some captions for the yearbook. FAR ABOVE LEFT: Would you please hold this, while I put the can back together. 'opowski. Jason Rath man, Carrie Rcinart ., Lee (enollctte, Candace Rosier. Lisa Rhody.Jeff togas, Jennifer Rosa. Karlyn Ross, Lisa 'abin, Matthew Sapa, Barb Sawyer. Dan xhuliz, Denise Scroggins. Mary Sciffert, Dan Richardson, Gloria Rothcr. Jason Schisskr, David Scline, Richard Rierson, Kirstin Ryden, Michele Schmidt, Christine Selinsky, Andrea Juniors 143 ABOVE: How true! How true! FAR ABOVE: What were we supposed to do? RIGHT: Future mctal-ists of America! FAR RIGHT: Tom Novak-hard at work. Setterlof, Steven Smith. James Stevens. Derrick Taylor, Mark Shannon. Alexander Smith, Jonah Stewart, Darren Thompson, Tim Slaughter, Courtney Smith. Rebecca Stigger, LaTonya Thun. Debra Sledge. Donnell Staaf, Teresa Stohl. Chris Tran, Mike Tucker, Monica Smith, Glenn Stallings. Danielle Swalinkavich, Kari True blood, Wiley Turner, Terry 144 Juniors Whitfield, Maurice Wilkinson, Colleen Willner, Darren Wilson. Damian Wright. Anthony Ybarra, David Vitcla. Niki Walsh. Wade Ward, John Washington, Echerine Williams, Anthony Williams. Randy Witherspoon, Natalie Wortman. Lori Zapoiski, Anne Zarriello, Carol too, Michael Ward, Bobbie Willey. Jason Winbcrg, John Young, Thomas LEFT: Roseanne Hooper- a serious Henry supporter, BELOW: Students and officer talk over various laws and their meanings. FAR BELOW: Working hard' Juniors 145 I '46 Seniors Seniors Looking Back . . . I. Daphne Laskowski 2. David Larson and Retina Hardy. 3. Talisha Heinz and Kelly Heinz 4. Robert Plante. 5- A1 Hillman. 6. Lisa Lcvillc and Mike Haukom. 7. Katie O'Brien and Bridget Minelb 8. Debbie Anderson and Kelly M. Anderson, 9. Kim Sax-haug, Jodi Stohl. Heidi Armstrong, and Lisa KyUnder. 10. Ten Jolicouer, David Freeman, and Michele Nelson. 11. Ben Winberg, Lisa Evers, Kathy Nordin, Lora Ottemess. 12. Angela Marshall. 1}. Jan Boiler. Id. Jesse Jennings. 148 Feature 1. Center: Patty Henson, Penny Edlund, Jodi Rakos, Joanne Jacobson, I .aura Manette, Tammy Tract, and Jill Edstrom. 2. Marcella Marks V Shannon Enckson. 1. Tim Pittman. 5. Marcel Lynn. 6. Bat V inhere and Barry Scribner 7. Monica Lcmanczik, Brenda Nelson, Laura Marictic. Troy Nonrom. 8. Mindi Ferry. 9- Crai£ Durushia 10 Amy Thimm, Michele Nelson, Kerri Grovenberft, Gail Kunde II. Flo Henderson 12. Robert Dick and Bill Rannow I J. Scott Moylan Feature 149 Jean Albright Scott Aldridge Leonardo-Ambrose Brian Anderson Debbie Anderson Kelly J. Anderson Kelly M. Anderson Sheila Anderson Douglas Anschutz W ayne Arvidson Bradley Barber Dionne Barnes The presidents work is never done. Row One: Tres. Iasa F.vcrs, V. Pres. Gary Dondelinger, See. Amy Thimm, Rep. Bridget Mined Row Two: Rep. Regi u Hardy, Rep. Jodi Rakos, Rq . Luke Ponder, Rep, Jesse Jennings, Rep. Debbie Anderson. Not Pictured: Pfcs. B?tb Hartficld. 150 Seniors Kim Blomquist Janalyn Boiler Ed Bontrager Tamara Borgen Shelly Borkovich Chad Boughcon Tina Bourassa Lynn Bremer Larry Broadway Steve Brtxligan John Carline Dale Christensen Seniors 151 Jessica Christensen Christine Compton Kirstin Curtis Stephanie Davis Tim Denardo Bobbijo Denny Robert Dick Sean Dockry Gary Dondelinger Suzette Dropik Terri Duffney Craig Durusha 152 Seniors Penny Edlund Correen Edquist Jill Edstrom Shannon Erickson Wendy Erickson Lisa Evers Paul Fay Jeffrey Ferris Mindi Ferry Jennifer Fish Scort Fossland Douglas Fritz Seniors 153 f Ardis Gardner Demen ia Gbarbea Scott Gehrig Robert Gentry Kerri Grovenbcrg Robert Gunderson Charlene Hackley Beth Hamerlind Regina Hardy Barbara Hartfiel Mike Haukon Denise Hausladen 154 Seniors LEFT: Senior , how do yoo spell relief GRADUATION! BELOW: One -Two -Three -Kick . . W_ Days Left Floworinsa Henderson Kim Henry Tony Herbert Vicki Hermanson John Hill Albert Hillman Tammy Holmlund Terri Holmlund Leonard Horn Ingmar Hosenfeld Russell Howell Yvonne Jackson Seniors 155 Joanne Jacobson Jessee Jennings Parti Jensen Kim Johnson Patrick Kclvie Sonita King David Kirby Gail Kunde Lisa Kylander Kari Lacina David Larson Daphne Laskowski 156 Seniors Leonard Leipus Monica Lemanczik Cheryl Liske Brad Lutz Duscine Lutz Marcel Lynn Todd Madennon Paula Majkozak Sylvia Majors Michael Malm Laura Maricttc Marcella Marks Scniofs 157 Nicole Martin Hilary Matt Jim McAllister Tom Mcrkl Ann Miller Bridget Minell Lynn Moore Michael Moravec Scott Moylan Patty Mruz Maria Murschel Brenda Nelson I g xu get out of here'! Charlene Tyson deep in thought. 158 Seniors An artist at work. Senior girl how their spirit Christine Nelson John Nelson Michele Nelson Veronica Nelson Vicki Nelson Kathy Nordin Troy Nortrom Katie O'Brien Lora Otterness Sara Otto Robert Pennaz Tim Pittman Senior 159 160 Seniors Herb goes 10 Henry High. Take my picture, I'll break your face? Living ii up! Rufus Thibodeaux, Kim Henry, and Ardis Gardner take a break from Business Law. Shane Ryden Kim Saxhaug Ken Schluter Rcxl Schmidt Chris Sculley John Serena Nerrissa Shaw Doug Shockley Carol Skaja Philip Smith Michelle Snowberg Nechclle Spaulding Seniors 161 162 Seniors I'll you for rlur, ScaHottc! If looks could kill! You want ME to dance' Get a grip! Study overdose Linda Truchinski Charlene Tyson Denise Uhlenkott Sayavong Vannavong Stephanie Waisanen Tammy Walbridge John Wallerius Candance White Michelle Whitson James Williams Benjamin Winberg Amy Wuollet Seniors 163 Not Pictured Barth, Lysa 1 lampion, Felisa Schultze. Geraldine Bogar. Synovia Henderson, Tatika Sherman, Michael Hniwn, Angelina Jarpey. Gregory Stewart, Lee B w, Kevin Kusloski, Joan Tahon, Casey Carter, Desiree Kras. Lisa Tallsot. Gregory Chancy, Limoni IxBlanc. Vincent Thompson, Anthony Churchill. Charlene Lcville, lisa Thompson. Troy Cooky. Sieve Marohnic. Barbara Trclcthrcn.jocl Dawson. Charlene M.inhaler. Steve Tucker. Kim l.idem, Michael Nash. Party Turner, Rachel ILvaw, Donna Phonvidone. Savanhpony Walker. Valerie Fischer. Koy Anne Pierson, Christina Washington. Paul Foster. Angela Ponder. Luke WeNcr. Ronald Fountain, Kenneth Rahman. Ah Wiley. Corey Frydcnlutul. trie Rincon. Troy Younkin, Cynthia Halstead, Uremia Ross. Edward Hammond. Cory Saarcla. Brenda l6't Seniors HENRY SENIOR HIGH M, 11 MS fflST-” 1. have a proper heading - (n mo, dace, period in upper right-hand corner) 2. have a title (identify the assignment) 3. have a clear beginning, middle, and ending for your paper 4. be In complete sentences (unless otherwise indicated) 5. be neat 6. conform to the rules of: a. spelling d. punctuation b. grammar e. capitalization c. usage Paragraphing (Indent) g. list sources used THIS IS FOR ALLCLASSES!!! IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL HENRY STUDENTS important for all Henry High School students to become as proficient as possible in all academic areas. With this is mind, we are implementing a uriting program immediately that will place a stronger emphasis on writing in ALL classes. Each Henry student will receive an outline which is to be followed for uriting assignments in all classes. Second-hour teachers will explain and answer questions concerning this uriting program. — MRS. ROBINSON This notice was given to all students in their home room classes. The reactions among students and teachers varied. Everyone wondered one thing: Why? All of the ad- ministration was telling students to write their name, date, and period in the upper right hand corner of their papers. Some students commented that they thought they had learned these basics in second grade; apparently other students must have missed that day. The problem could also be that they haven't learned their names yet. What could the solution to the problem be? Maybe more classroom time could be spent learning practical things. The curriculum could include writing papers, learning to read, etc., instead of learning things that will help to win at Trivial Pursuit. Senior Memories Kelly M. Anderson: .Which Kelly? The girl or the boy? Kenny and Pelly forever friends. Tina, please don't eat all the morsels! KA-N-BF! Sheila Anderson: Reggie and Jughead. R.S.M. Fuzzy navels. “I'm a blonde” B.H. with A.H. is B.S. Wonder twin powers” C.B.'s Blondie” P.M.S. Lisa Barth: Jerry Pratt, there is no one in this world who could take your place. I’ll love you forever! P.S.: It's been great! Love of '86! Synovia Bogar: To all of the underclassmen: I just want to say it was fun being around you all, so stay live at Henry High! Love, BKA Sweet show '86. Jan Boiler: Remembers: The 1985 Homecoming, Folwell Park, and the picnic table, Broadway Bar and a car of confetti. Tami Borgen: W.E. + K.J. good times, good friends. Alleys, purses, elephants, fingers, stalled cars, especially BOOGA!!! Tina Bourassa: New Years ”86”. T.R. I'm still curious. Fuzzy navels. B.H. with A.H. Reggie and Jughead. Stop signs with white lines around them. Kirstin Curtis: '86 is the best! To my buds: remember? Dancing with Devo, T-Wrights, Jamie’s basement why lose? K.O. I’m wearing my mascara! Penny Fdlund: I wonder what everyone is doing? Look out for the squirrel gangs: Almost Paradise. Kelly Penny — Best of friends! JD-N-PE! Jill Edstrom: Medusa lives! Bob, what's your favorite line? Do you match? M.R.'s rule! I don't have a T.V. T.N. check the closet. No nukes. Shannon Erikson: Remember shorty. Spike-n-Chuck, Zantigos drive through, the Latin lover, J.B.'s love notes, porcelin worship, missing the game ball. Lisa Evers: To the T.N.’s — always remember the C.B.'s are losers! I’ll never forgive E.R. for spoiling my apple. See my ring? M.R.'s rule! Jenny Fish: Hey Strikers buddy, thanks for the memories but next time let someone else drive home. Take care and keep in touch! Demenia Gbarber: F.H. remember my boyfriend that you wanted to take away from me at my birthday party, but, it didn't work! It’s brown sugar. 166 Senior Memories too good. Dream those impossible dreams, and keep the walls clear of chocolate cake! Dave Larson: Glad to be leaving. It's been real, and it’s been fun, but it hasn't been real fun — later dreamers! Len Leipus: As the classic generation departs and the Pepsi generation steps in. We shall all remember that we are born to party and party to live. Kerri Brovenburg: L.R. and M.T. in the 79 Olds. K.G. P.K. at LaBelles. Will M.B. ever find who he is look for? M.B. you're a great friend. Barb Hartfeil: To all seniors: don't look back, it's not worth it. Just keep going. Terri Holmlund: To Amy, Ann, Brenda, Corcen, Vicki: Well, we're finally done and 1 hope we all keep in touch stay the best of friends. Let's party! Love ya all! Yvonne Jackson: Hey, N.M. Remember the nite D.T. had L.U. over his house and lied about it? F.C. remember Jan. 17 we went to see troll and . . . Joanne Jacobson: J.J. cheers — To M, S, R!” Somebody’s watching you! Poodle skirts, dancing by the railroad, college men — finally! Jesse Jennings: Is C.D. really a god? Is B.P. the finest senior guy? Was V.L. born with funny hair? What's up with D.L.'s jaw? Am I moody? Lisa Kylander: (advice) Be good, but not Senior Memories 167 John I. Carline Scan C. Dockry Paula J. Majkozak Laura D. Mariette Nicole Y. Manin Stephanie M. Waisanen Also Graduating With Honors Kelly M. Anderson Sheila M. Anderson Edward A. Bontrager Steven L. Brodigan Jessica R. Christensen Gary P. Dondelinger Penny M. Edlund Lisa M. Evers Jennifer A. Fish Barbara J. Hartfiel Ingmar A. Hoscnfcld Joanne Jacobson Gail L. Kunde Lisa M. Kylander Ixonard A. Leipus Monica K. Lemanczik Hilary A. Matt Thomas G. Merkl Lynn M. Moore Maria L. Murschel Brenda M. Nelson Lora B. Otterness Robert J. Plante Michael P. Race Antoinette M. Reck Kim M. Saxhaug Rodrick G. Schmidt John M. Serena Nechelle Spaulding Lauri A. Spiczka Jodi E. Stohl Kris A. Sumstad Amy H. Thimm Linda K. Truchinski Benjamin A. Winbcrg 168 Top Honor Graduates In Closing The 1986 Orator Is Presented By: Managing Editor Lora Ottemess Layout Editor Jodi Stohl Copy Editor Louise Jacobwith Photography Editor Jason WilKy Amy Thimm Buunets Manager Heidi Armstrong Staff Shannon Erickson Lisa Even Tami Borgen Janalyn Boiler Joanne Jacobson Barb Han fid Hilary Man Photographer Ingmar Hosenfcld Jason Willey Adviior Bruce Hansen Assistants Renee LeBLanc Lisa Anderson Debbie Moravec ABOVE: Bruce Hansen relaxes a moment after a grueling day of typing copy ABOVE: Mr Hansen — ftu«ra«ed over answering «afT� questions. The 1986 Orator was published by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. The book was assembled by a staff of fourteen. During the first trimester, the staff consisted of eleven seniors and three juniors. During the second trimester, sophomores and more juniors were brought on. The staff was split into seven groups to put together this book. The additional sophomores and juniors were made assistants to the staff. Our theme was A Face in the Crowd. This year's staff used Garamond Standard type. Headlines are 24 point, copy is 10 point, captions arc 8 point. Headlines on division pages are enlarged to 72 point. The book contains 176 pages with 8 pages of full color. Paper is 80 enamel. The cover is a special silkscreen with hot foil applied. Scherling-Plesch Photography supplied film and developing along with Homecoming photographs. Camera Art, Incorperated, supplied underclassmen and faculty photographs. Joeing Specification 169 HALL OF FAME Loudest: Robert PUnct, Barb Hart fid. Mike Rate. Shyest Candi White, Bob Pennaa. Friendliest: Jesse Jennings. Jodi Rakos Peppiest Pats. Amy Thimm. Ed Bomraser Most Athletic: Jodi Stohl. Ben Winberg Prettiest Eyes Bob Pcnnaa, Joanne Jacobson 170 Hall of Fame Gass Clowns: Todd Madcnnon, Carol Skay Best All-Around: Gary Doodelinger, Usa Evm. 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Tim 61.81 Gould, A 66 Govan.'lisa 126 Graen.C 69 Graen. Kathy 60.62, 72.73.126 Grams, loo 99 Gratsman. Kenneth 126 Greeley. Glenn 126 Green. A 61 Green. Codeen 1)9 Greene, 1 66 Gregory. Karen 102 Cngstyy. Alan 60. IIS. 126 Gross, lason 1)9 Grosenberg. Kern 149. 1S4 Gums, lames 1)9 Gums. Mark 1)9 Gunderson. RoEx-rt 154 Gustafson, Chris 126 Gustafson. Tim H 98 1 tackles. Chjrtrne 154 Hadley. Charles 60.1)9 % Hager, leremy 126 HalDman. C 65 Hallman. Chartrs 40.42 Halstead. Brenda 2S. 164 Hamcrknd, Beth IS4 Hamilton, M 66 Elammel. 1 68 Hammond. Cory 164 Hampton. 1 rlrsa 72.1M Hannusth. C 60.61 Hansen. Bruce 102.169 Hansen. 66 61,9) Hanson. D 61 Hanson. Harley 126 Hardy, Re� na 72,148. 154 Hardy. Sasoy 64.65,127 1 target 1. Sandi 127 Harlan Srre, 3) Harlan Sire.)) Hart. Brad 1)9 Martliel. Barb 85,9). 170,171 Mortfiel. Barbara 154. 168 Hartliel. Bobbie 76.88. 1)6.119 Haukom, M 60.148 Haukon. Mdse 154 Hauslarfea Demse 154 Hawkins. Troy 61.127 Maydea Holly 76.1)9 Fta ard, Sam 39.66.127 Helte. Beverly 102 Heiru. Ke8y 127, 148 Hein . Talnha 148 Held. leAnn 139 (tenderson. Flo 149 Henderson. Ftowormsa I5S Hendersoa Tat ka 164 Menrvngs. K 62 ISS. 161 ttenry. Kim Fterbert. Tony 155 Herkenhofr. K 66 Hermamon. Vicki 155 Flxkman. Gerald 97 Higgins. Donrsi 1)9 ISS. 171 HdMohn 127 Hill. Mike ltd, Quenton 1)9 1 lillman. A 60,148.155 HiHyer. Tim 1)9 Hodge. P 66 Holbert. Christine 127 HoUraDao 127 Hofce.D 64 Hollie. Dennrs 1)9 Hollir. Quentin 127 Moths. Wendy 1)9 Holmbor. Mark 139 Motmlund. Tammy ISS. 171 Holmlund. Tern 155 Holt , |im 10) Homo. 1 107 Hooper. Roseanne 1)9. I4S Hopkins. Ronny 127 Hoppe. Coach I 67 Hoppe. Linda )8 Mom. Leonard ISS Hotch. |ohn 10) HoscnlekF. Ingemar 90.9) ItosenlMd. Ingmar 32.59. ISS. 168 Houghtahng. Brctk 65.127 Howard. Brad 61.127 Howard. C 65 Howard. Melamr 139 Howard. Sue 127 Howrl, Russell 81.155 Hunt itker. Lmda 10) 1 hersoa lefr 127 ) (Christensen, coach 66 lackson. Cra g 67.127 lackson. Dusty 76.1)6.139 lackson. Georirttr 127 lackson. Jerome 60.67.1)9 lackson. Lon 127.1)9 lackson. Mishawn 72 lackson. Yvonne ISS Jacobs, Pam 127 |ac obson. Coach 67 Jacobson. Iim Cook SI lac obson. (oanne BS.9) lacotsson. Joanne 69. 149. IS6 lac obson. loanne 168 lac obson. Richard 10) Jacobson. Wi8 am 10) jKobwith. t 69 l-Kobwith. Louise 76.61 Ijcobwith, louise 119 lakutxnvski, Sieve 140 larpey, Gregory 164 lavis, Kelly )} 44.60.64. 68. 140 lenmngs. I 60.68. 148. 1S6. 170 lensen, Andy 140 lenson. David 127 lensen. Patti 156 lenson. A 60.69 |ernberg,C 69 (ester. |ohn 140 lohnson. AJpmea 140 lohnsoa Ardes 103 lohnson. Brian 127 lohnson. Coley 76.117 Johnson. Curt n 103. 140 lohnson. D 61 lohnson. Cm 140 lohnson. lenrae 127 lohnsoa Jesse 127 lohnson. 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William 160 Rosa. Kartyn 76. 134. 141 Nortrom, Troy 149. 159 Rou, idwifd 64. 164 Peterson, lube 81.90 Ransom. Preston 117 Novak. Thomas 142 Ri� V Irvi 143 Peicrson. 1 67 Rather, lament 117 Novak. Tom 144 RonUvr. B 66 Peterson, ljurj 117 Rather, Sabrina 117 Nutall, Kathy 1)0 Peterson, Lowell 38 Rothman, Carrie 60. 143 RoiJh'C. |av� n 66. 67, 143 Nygard, M 68 Peterson, Nicole 117 Rathman. Dave 18 Rounsville, Julie 131 Nyland. Pal 99 Rubishko. Coach D 69 Peterson. Robert Plante 79 Ray. A 61 o Pelkhv.l lolly Hayden 130 Ray, Rodney 105 Rubisko. Dan 57 Pelknv, Nicole 130 Read, and Robert 34. 170 Rucker. Malik 131 0 8ncn. and 60.128.1)0 Phaneuf. Trie 117 Read, R 60.64,68. 160 Runscwe, Chris 1)1 3 Brien. Katie )), 60,68, 148. 159 Phaneuf, Kellie 130 Reck. Antoinette M 168 Ryders, Mk hele 129,143 08nen. Patrick 104 Ptionvidone, Savanhpany 164 Reck. Toni 160 Ryden. Shane 39,66. 161 O Connor. Josh 64, 65.1.10 Phousinth, leo 117 Redding. Kari 117 s Oates. Andy 116 Pierson. Christina 164 Reed, Connie too J Oates. t 61 1‘ierton. fd 117 Reed, Mitch 160 Saarela. 8renda 164 Oats. 1 65 Pierson. G 61 Reed. Mrs 86 Sabin, Matthew 62.67. 143 Ofsthun. Hannah 104 Pierson. Mebssa 142 Reed. Plecou 130 Sabraslu. Tony 61.112 X 'poojqoflJi uojira ihm.� is •� � rpurM'H NS SC £ SC sc i i f } SC sc sc sc sc sc y y y y y jr I I i i i I I 5- 3 r r 2 SC 1 sc y X 5 5- f .1 8 5 I £ Jf y i I I •; 3 I £■ M | I f I ? f1 s § t s s oo — w w v � v « � •✓� « � £ | f 4 I I f 5 Hi i. J- o - sc a I 8 a w M 3 7 | I V 1 ? r I f ss=r -sijs:2 s « 1 1 11 I i I I i I! f H i 2 � £5388285 V � W I V I I I I I ?• ?• .=■ ?■ .= £ 8 ? P - y 5 8 1 2 i 5 8 i 5 I 5 w — w £ — iS S F F F 2 118 w 3 ? £ sc 2 sc | i i | 5 3 2 I ? 2 = r £ S2 2 2 3 S £ 3 — 5- — ST SC I ? I 9 I .S VI p «• £2 5? 2 ' 8 8 § p S t VI V A VI V A 5 I I I I I I I J 5 £ 3 8 £ ft f I § f r I OwO - - — O - � • w £S5S£38S ®858 e8-e 8 3 £ £ £ 3 £ Wmn, laterruh 119 Wifleyl. lason Wjnrn, lohnson 98 WiOums. Andre Washington, Ether me 145 Wlumi, Anthony Washington, John 54.68. 106 Wfttpts. 81a me Washington, Paul 164 SV ams. trances Waiving, Kim 119 WJums, Kirk Wasung R 61 WJums. Maelee Watson. Robert 131 WrSums. RaeDean Webb. Kimberly 133 Williams. Randy WeWer. Ronald 164 Willums. Sandra Webster, Heather 119 Wilhams. Sher Weiltf, Donna 133 WiBner, Dusty Weir. Ma |orie 100 Wdnrr, Darren We3s, Sta y 133 Wilson. Damian Wenker, K 107 Wilson, Rachel Westberg, Gladys 98.100 Wilson, Ronnie White. C 62,63.170 Wmberg. 8en White. Monty 133 Winberg Etenjamm Whitfield, Maunce 145 Winberg John Wicker. Dave 46,48 Wmdberg Ben Wicker. David 106 Winn. Felicia Wiley. Corey 164 Winsow. laShaia Wilkinson. Colleen 63.145 Witherspoon. Natalie WiBcy, Jason 20. 39.60.66.81.84.93,130. 145 Woo ley. Dawn 157 Wortman. loci 75,145 133 Wright. Anthony 19.66, 145 145 WyrcrwJu. Ted 106 51.67 Y 133 133 Yates, K 60.69 133 Ybarra. David 60. 136. 145 119 Ybarra. Kris 133 145 Yeats. Ken 66.133 133 Ynestrora. 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