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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

[ . .. - The Walk of Life Henry High School Orator 1988 Table of Contents Seniors 2 Classes 18 Faculty 46 Activities 62 Sports 92 5 i 1 4 Seniors q 1 88 SENIORS 0 8 8 joseph R. Allen Cathleen D. Anderson Christopher J. Anderson Melissa K. Anderson ft TM ms Gina C. Ammoni Tari M. Arrington Yvette M. Azen Steve L. Baysinger Glen J. Begin Joan M. Berger Shari L. Bjornlund Amy C. Boeston Charles H. Brown Edmund B. Bruyere Angela M. Burnham Kurt W. Carlson Carol A. Christopherson Andrea M. Curtis Jeanine C. Damke Kelvin J. Day Seniors 3 Valencia ). Day Mark A. Demardo Kara C. Dockry Stephan A. Eliason Richard H. Erickson VVendi J. Ferry Christopher). Flemming James R. Flores . Jason D. Fodstad Patricia A. Gale Thomas A. Gandas Janet L. Gellerman Kathleen Graen Robert K. Griffen Anthony Golyard Christopher W. Gustafson 4 Seniors Jeremy J. Hager Christopher A. Hannusch Megan A. Haspert Troy A. Hawkins Gloria V. I Jaynes Sam la zard Vic ki I. I lecbe Mic had ). I fill Christina L. I Jolbert Breck R. Houghtaling Bradley h. Howard Susan L. Howard Jeffrey J. Iverson Craig A. Jackson David R. Jensen Leah M. Johnson Sonja L. Johnson Terrell F. Johnson Kimberly R. Jones Lisa L. Jones Kyle J. Jorgenson Jolene M. Kabrick Julie A. Kamrowski Tony Katzmarek Seniors S Ann Marie Keech Bradley S.Kesslen D'Ann M. Keuseman John K. Kloncz Suzanne K. Kossila Michele A.Latenville Victoria L. Laughlin Chalese K. Lewis Laura M. Lindberg Suzanne M.Lowe Amy L. Macosek James P. Majkozak Garry J. Mangen Paul J. Marszalek Jennifer A. McCalla Robert J. McCarter Amy K. Michael Donald W. Milleon Kurt Miller Nathan D. Naber 6 Seniors Todd B. Nelson Albert D. Ness Angela K. Niemela Angela L. Nitz Gregg F. Norgren Erin M. O'Brien Joshua D. O'Connor Joel K. Olson Michelle L. Olson Nichelle D. Polland Christina C. Pomerleau Rose M. Ponder Christopher M. Prigge Plecou D. Reed Julie A. Riley Pat A. Riser Lisa C. Roberts Terry L. Roberts Todd A. Robertson James W. Rouse Seniors 7 Colleen M. Sanders Danny D. Saukkola John D. Saxhaug Kristina R. Schissler Aimee C. Scholl Michelle A. Scott Terry L. Shaw David P. Shoberg Cynthia L Simons Deborah K. Smith Stephanie A. Smith Michelle L. Spanjers John D. Stager Allan J. Stewart Richard W. Strieker Jody L. Thomas Dennis R. Thompson Peggy L. Thomsen Darcy R. Tieva Michael C. Tillman 8 Seniors Michelle L. Upham John F. Waldron Johnny P. Walker Sherman L. Walker Kristin A. Wallerius Walter F. Wallerius Kenneth L. Warner Marcellus S. Washington Donna K. Weiler Monty D. White Frances A. Williams Maelee C. Williams Sandra M. Williams Dustine L. Willner Ricale L. Wood Dawn M. Wooley Kristin S. Ybarra Kenneth D. Yeats Ronda J. Zacharias Seniors 9 King Terrell and Queen Tari being presented. ► Julie and Lisa enjoy the homecoming dance. ► ► Senior guys sport their best! ▼ Look out college men, here we come! ▼ ► Angie and Megan are on fire!! ▼ ▼ Smile Chris. You're on candid camera! ▼ T ► Scott and Brad wait to tally. ▼ ▼ ► ► Nicole, Yvette, and Dusty show us their cover girl smiles. ▼ ▼ ▼ 10 Homecoming Terry is excited about the pepfest. ◄ ◄ Mr. GQ himself, Plecou. ◄ Angie dreams of her prince. ▼ Ed poses for the camera. ▼ ▼ ◄ Jennifer, Barb, and Miki live it up! ▼ ▼ Plecou is one lucky man! ▼ T ◄ Christine, Donna, and Nicole show their stuff. ▼ ▼ ▼ Homecoming 11 King Teijrell Johnson Que Tari Arrington 12 Homecoming Princess Julie Riley and Prince Jeremy Hager Princess Colleen Sanders and Prince John Kloncz Princess Erin O'Brien and Prince Jim Majkozak Princess Ann Marie Keech and Prince Chris Prigge. Homecoming 13 First the top ten, then the top five, and finally the royal announcement of Queen Tari Arrington and King Terrell Johnson! That exciting moment will always be remembered as our coronation. Following coronation, our 1987 — 88 homecoming court showed their royal spirit by leading the parade to the field where we successfully Put Southwest to Rest! Look mom. it's me, Michelle! ► Don't Plecou and Greg look sharp? ► ► The 1987 danceline wishes everyone a happy homecoming. ▼ ► Sonja and John announce the winner. ▼ ▼ Ed and Jill lead the royalty. ▼ ▼ ► The four princesses, Erin, Colleen, Ann Marie, and Julie look pretty. ▼ ▼ ▼ ► Memories of 87 : Peter and Gloria. ▼ ▼ ► 14 Homecoming The tough guys, Mr. VVyrowski, Mr. Extrand, and Mr. Wicker. A A A ◄ Say cheese Racheal, Amy, and Tammy! AAA The men of Henry in the spotlight. ▲ A King Terrell and Queen Tari lead the parade. ◄ Mr. Christensen! EEK! A Homecoming 15 Homecoming Game This year's homecoming game was against Southwest, and it was a thriller. Henry crushed the Lakers throughout the game. It started out with Jason Anderson throwing a touchdown pass to Shane Bright. Thereafter, Jason on an option play. Paul Meyer scored by rushing through the line. Jason threw another touchdown pass to Shane Bright to top off the victory for Henry. Henry ended up winning by the score of 36 — 16. Coach )im Dotselh tells his men what needs to be done. A A A ► Fans show their Henry spirit. A A Paul waits for the signal to kick off. A A ► Henry varsity practices for Homecoming. A Henry football players show they're number one. A ► 1 f Homecoming Senior Honors Highest Honors Graduates for the Class of 1988 Herein find those six senior students with the highest academic records at Patrick Henry High School. That these students worked very hard to excell as students really goes without saying. Here are the best of the best. Like we said, just goes to show what can be accomplished if you set your mind to it. John Kenneth Kloncz. Valedictorian. James Peter Majkozak. Salutatorian. Jennifer Ann McCalla Senior Honors 17 MY HEART LEAPS UP My heart leaps up when I behold A rainbow in the sky; So was it when my life began; So is it now I am a man: So be it when I shall grow old. Or let me die! The child is father of the man; And I could wish my days to be Bound each to each by natural piety. William Wordsworth 18 Feature 1988 CLASSES Division 19 Juniors Two More Steps — And the World Awaits The juniors look back and see how fast high school has gone by. It seems like yesterday we were freshmen. My! How time flies! Juniors remember the PSAT test and the big accomplishment of getting our licenses. We never have enough time for every thing we have to do. We're finally looking forward to our senior year. And all the responsibilities that go with it! ► A Steve Ashfeld tries to remember how to give CPR. ► ► A Laurie Edin poses for the camera. ► Evaline Ponder gives her disgusted look. ► ► Paul Meyer discusses a problem with Mr. Hosch. T What is Heidi Bornhuse surprised at? T ► The IB English class works to get ahead. 20 Juniors ▲ Who ore Racheal Anderson and Tommy lucick smiling about? AAA junior uses free time in the library. A What's wrong, l.eah? ◄ The junior health class isn't working very hard. ▼ ◄ Juniors rush to go to their next class. ▼ Kim Anderson and Mollie Haspert enjoy being in school. Juniors 21 Adkins, Michael Anderson, Kim Bauer, Aric Bornhuse, Heidi Brown, Joseph Albrecht, Jennifer Amos,Precious Anderson, Rachael Anderson, Tim Beasley, Tom Blakeborough, Shannon Boyd, Jeffrey Bradley, Ossie Bruchert, Amy Brzozowski, Charlene Anderson, Andrew Ashfeld, Steve Blankenship, Don Braziel, Joann Campos, Lissette Anderson, Craig Barclay, Tammy Boehler, Anthony Bright, Shane Conner, David Anderson, Jaso Baron, Jamc Bonach, Christin 8rooks, Lind.-Carlson, leaf 22 Juniors Case, Jeff Davis, Michelle Fay, Russell Gehrig, Amy Guy, Jamal Chism, Holmes Dornbach, Helen Fjereslad, Crispin Gomez, Chris Haggberg, Erica Clark, Maurice Dovrak, Tez Forystek, Chad Gomez, Tim Harrington, John Creighton, Eddi Edin, Laurie Fossland, Stacy Gould, Alan Hansen, Mike Counce, Tanya Edstrom, Bradley Fountain, l aquesha Gulyard, Eric Hunton, Seldrick Daniels, Kateri Edwards, Sharon Fuller, John Grovenburg, Danny Hardye, Sabrina Juniors 23 Haspert, Mollie Halley, Jeff Inman, Tom Kaari, Tim Laramea, LaReina Hawkins, Timothy I lolley, Shanell Johnson, Dustin Kaiser, Kelly Larsen, Kenneth Heflin, Fredrick Hollie, Twyla Johnson, Nicole Key, Tina Larsen, Leroy Hennings, Kimberly Hollis, Angie Jones, Nate Thangpin, Khan Larson, Kirk Henry, Tommy Hooper, Mathew Jorgenson, Chad Kopper, Lisa Lawrance, Melanie Hill, Trinici. Hubbard, Sear Jucick, Tamm' Kranitz, ChrL l azor. Leal 24 Juniors ewis Theresa Malley, Tina Mathews, Jerry Meger, Shanda Miller, Craig Ligneel, DavirJ Manson, Troy Mathieu, Abigail Meredith, Tracy Miller, Tammy Loud, Tennina Marshall, Samantha Matteson, Wade Merkl, Jennifer Miranda, Andy Lyman, Lynette Martin, Jamahl Mayer, Anthony Meyer, Jason Modie, Tanisha Lynn, Arte Martin, Willie McAllister, Ric k Meyer, Paul Moseley, Sidney MacLennon, Barb Matt. Ryan McCrillis, Heather Miller, Alonzo Moss, Johanna Juniors 25 Muedeking, II Woong Oates, Lowell Owens, L. Perry, Lee Pietrzak, 8radley Mukkanen, Aaron Oldre, Tina Pajack, Dan Peterson, Danny Poland, Eric Nabors, Willie Olson, Chad Partridge, Heidi Peterson, Julie Ponder, Evangeline Nelson, Kathy Olson, Denise Patterson, Nicole Peterson, Michael Poole, Preston Nelson, Tony Olson, Patricia Paul, Eric Phousirith, Vongman Postels, Kari Nosvlan, Sue Otterness, Jon Paylor, Shandru Piersen, Glenn Powell, Angela 26 Juniors Purkapile, Shirley Sabraski, Tony Schreder, Wendy Stems, Tara Stewart, Eric Randall, Nicole Salone, Miko Scott, Raina Sims, Darrell Stewart, Shawn Rice, Sabrina Scaino, David Scott, Sabrina Slaughter, Damien Stinson, Shari Roberts, Marlow Schafer, Stacy Seiffert, Dale Sledge, Jeanette St. James, Carl Rother, Robert Schendes, Kathryn Sell, Jeremy Steele, Katrina St. James, Donlay Rother, Steve Schumann, Sahal Shivers, Ken Sefanick, Darlene Strachan, Brad Juniors 27 Tale. M. Taylor, Kathleen Tolak, Chris Townsend, Albertine Townsend, Eric Turrentine, Joel Ullo, Michelle Walby, Rae Dean Wassing, Rachel Webster, LaShaia Truesdale, Richard Williams, Karlelt Williams, Mike Williams, Rodney Winn, Mike Zanlek, Alissa Welechj, left ▲ Who's Nicole calling? ▲ ► What is Heidi Partridge doing? 28 Juniors Adams, Darlene Adams, Eva Affeldt, Jamie Anderson, Derek Anderson, Jason Anderson, Mark Anderson, Mike Arthurs, Larry Ashfeld, Stephanie Bachler, David Barclay, Theresa Bautch, Rosena Beeks, Sa'Lesha Beer, Sheila Beneke, James Benner, Anne Berg, Jennifer Berry, Dariree Berry, Don Beyer, Dina Sophomores Move A Notch Higher This year's sophomores have moved one step up the ladder of “upper underclassmen. They have now become civilized and they are allowed to communicate with juniors and seniors. No longer are they referred to by the f word: freshmen. Maybe someday, we'll all mature enough to treat the freshmen as “real people, but until then the sophomores had their chance to continue the tradition. Just remember each step, each year, you gain more respect. So try to be somewhat nice to the young ones. Bogdanovich, Kristina Boyle, Ryan Bornhuse, Shannon Bradley, Ken Boyd, Laura Brandt, Mary Sophomores Z9 Brousseau, Kelly Brown, Jermaine Brown, Shannon Buckingham, Sherrilynn Bursell, Amy Calaway, Felisa Campbell, Kelly Carver, Caroline Chor empa, James Cole, Kelly Coleman, Charles Coleman, Jerome Coleman, Silas Collins, Robyn Corwin, Michelle Cosgrove, Russell Counce, Reginald Craven, Onika Daley, Allison Daniel. Shira Davis, Quina DeRoy, Theresa Demarias, Larry Deederick, Michelle Dent, Cassandra Devening, Rob Dillard, Ryan Donovan, Deshearn Dosch, Michelle Edwards, Shirelle 30 Sophomores Esters, Eli Fiske, Tricia Foster, Al Foster, Vincent Franklin, Douglas Freedman, Eric Geldert, Michael Genoskey, Donald Giles, Maurice Gilliard, Deanna Gleason, Jennifer Guy, Diana FJagen, Wendy Hagstrom, Paul Hamilton, Mike Hampton, Frescatina Hanson, Brett Hanson, Jonathan Harwood, John Hill, Tammy Holley, Charlita FJolmes, Tasha Howard, Marvin Hurst, Triva Jackson, Crystal Jackson, George Jackson, Jena Jackson, Joby Jackson, Latonya Jacobsen, Michael Sophomores 31 Johanson, Christine johanson, Mark Johnson, Mark Johnson, Michele Johnson, Rick Jones, Bobby Jo Jones, Eric Jones, Leonard Keenan, Jesse Keys, Rodney Khan, Bunny Killebrew, Jamiria Kloncz, Michelle Knaus, Jacob Koenigsfeld, Steven Krych, Shannon LeBlanc, Jenette Lee, Chue Lewis, Armstead Love, Jamal Lowenthal, Annie Lund, Chris Lund, Thomas Lynch, Thomas Martin, Julia Matteson, Jennifei McDermott, Shannor McHenry, Quinq McMorris, Tern Megas, Johi 32 Sophomores Melenda, Nathan Mitchell, Brandon Mitchell, Scott Moody, Akara Moore, Sandra Moore, Shontelle Morberg, Matt Moss, Tyrone Mrsich, Tiffanie Mullen, Mark Myers, Angela Nelson, Monica Niemela, Julie Nordin, Daniel O'Donnell, Alliecia Oates, Ladale Olson, Derek O'Neil, Scott Ordyniec, Donald Ostlund, Lynn Ostrander, Lisa Overby, John Owens, Tasha Palmer, Nathan Peckels, Stacy Pelletier, Terry Pennaz, Jeff Peterson, Paul Peterson, Theresa Plese, Zach Sophomores 33 Powell, D. Rademacher, Jeff Randular, Stephen Relopez, Lisa Rosier, Kevin Rice, David Richardson, Dee Ringler, Amy Roberson, James Robinson, Ayanna Rock, Maria Ruggles, Jessica Sarbo, John Scheinost, Thomas Schepker, Randy Scurry, James Shoberg, Linda Sibley, Isaac Skeesick, Trevor Skrede, Michele Skurka, Dody Skurka, Popy Smith, Jodi Smith, Martin Smith, William Snowberg, Paul. Spain, Barbar. Stack, Da-Stager, Wend, Stalling, Monici 34 Sophomores Stockman, RaeAnne Stohl, Jay Stone, Peaches Stone, Richard Strom, Derek Szczepaniak, Jared Taylor, Jamale Taylor, James Taylor, Rochelle Taylor, Teresa Thimm, Mike Thomas, Dionne Thomas, Tondria Thomson, Pearline Thompson, Rebecca Thompson, Tonda Thornton, Rhonda Tolbert, Adam Townsend, Marcus Trombley, Jason Vannavong, Maniphone VanRyswyk, Gary Vescio, Bo Viney, Janet Wallace, Tony Ward, Barbara Ward, Julia Warner, Brian Wasut, Timothy Webster, Ross Sophomores 35 Wells, Denise Westover, Andy White, Gerald Williams, T. Williams, Ursula Winn, Laura Wood, LaBarbara Wortman, Scott Wuollet, Jason Wynkoop, Heidi Yeats, Eric Zacharis, Gina Zackery, Marlon Zantek, Jessica Zwirn, Trinelte 36 Sophomores Sophomores 37 LEAN ON ME — WHEN YOU CAN'T REACH YOUR CRUTCHES? This year we have seen many injuries throughout the Henry halls. Crutches became a fashion statement. Why? Anything from accidents to school activities. Crutches have gone through a lot. So have those helping them. Carrying books, and leaving 5 minutes early from class. The help was greatly appreciated. So this page is for you. Sorry we accused you of faking it. At least now we know the elevator works. 38 Crutches t nderson, Jennifer Anderson, Slaty I ,nderson, Timothy krradondo, Teresa Austin, Kathrina Averyheart, Shonell Bachler, Daniel Bacon, Roberta Barber, Andretta Bauer, Cynthia Bedeau, Michelle Beorel, Charles Bingeman, Jennifer Black, Demarlo Boguta, lames Booker, Brian Bradley, Thyron Braziel, Datika Bretto, Suzanne Britten, Eric Freshmen, A New Beginning While entering the doors of Henry High School for the first time on September 8 this year. Freshmen were greeted with many welcome signs and warm smiles by the upperclassmen. For Freshmen, 1987-88 was a year for remaking friends, being individuals, and becoming mature. That was a tough task, but they handled themselves very well. It was a new beginning for all of them, and the closeness of the class was unbelieveable! Their class, the class of 91 has only begun. Brown, Dontea Bryant, Cynthia Brown, Lacecia Calles, Rodrick Bryant, Christine Cambell, Mark Freshmen 39 Carlson, Cassandra Carlton, Jason Christianson, Jennifer Coe, Todd Cole, Michelle Coleman, Tonja Cook, Robert Cook, Shalom Cooper, Lisa Cotton, Adrian Cowan, Allissa Craven, Damon Dahlberg, Kristin Davis, Cassie Day, Tameaka Dempsey, Jamie Demuth, Aimee Denuith, Meghan Detunca, Todd Drake, Jennifer Dudley, Phillis Duke, De'mon Edbert, David Eckstrom, Jessica Edwards, Johnny Fiscus, Matthew Forsgren, Riel Freeburg, lar Furgeson, Marl Garrett, Jenife 40 Freshmen j jaulke, Jason I Teissier, Hultman fonser, Natascha Jooden, Pamela Jrahn, Douglas Granlund, Lynda Gulickson, Candi Gulyard, Byron Gunderson, Jill Hanson, Kim Harris, Kevin Hershkovitz, Zanita Huggins, Joanna Janssen, Rebecca Jester, Stephen Johnson, Sheree Jones, Eugene Jones, Terri Kamrowski, Karen Kelly, Jamison Kimble, John Krone, Tonya Kruger, Roger Lachapelle, Jeffrey Lang, Sarah Larson, Scott Latenville, Jeffrey LeBlanc, Stephen Leonard, Joseph Lewis, Clifton Freshmen 41 Lind, Joseph Lindberg, Matthew Lone, Patrick Loughridge, Toya Latrice Luce, Dameon Madara, Kyle McClain, Jeffrey McCoy, Tara McGruder, Destephano Meyers, Zacharay Miles, Jason Miller, Michael Mlekoday, Jerry Moore, Lawanda Moore, Willis Moses, Shana Nelson, Keith Ngo, Viet Notsch, Daniel Olson, Don Olson, Tasha Opsal, Kenneth Pearson, Curtis Pekos, Maria Pennle, Marquetta Perry, Leo [ Phoujirilh, SithiseJ Poisson, Deend Pollard, Anthony Powell, Erica 42 Freshmen Powell, Felicia [Prentice, Charity [Presler, Jason jpreuss, Angela jpuente, Michael Raisch, Angela Ramsay, Tammie Redd, Chauncey Rhody, Matthew Rivers, Erika Robinson, Latonya Robinson, Tonisha Rogarski, Jason Ronich, Christopher Roy, Karieann Sanders, Brian Sapa, Brendaann Scaiano, Michael Scheinost, James Schmoll, Dunnel Schot, Dirk Schuster, Heidi Scott, Allen Sell, Lisa Kaye Serena, Carolyn Shannon, Zola Sibley, Eva Simmons, Alesha Sisomphane, Southaphone Smith, Chatunyun Freshmen 43 Stefanick, Nick Stewart, Shance Stiele, Michele Stinson, Shantelle Sulchu, Roy Sustead, lames Szach, Jennifer Tacum, Elliette Taylor, E. Taylor, Terence Theisen, Dustin Theumarak, Keo Thomas, Ramsey Triemert, Jason Trombley, John Turbelt, Teresa Turrentine, Jill Tyson, Gabriel Tyvwames, Shaton Urbom, Michelle Vannavong, Phonesavanh Vee, Scott Waldorf, Jessica Walton, Angela Ware, Miles 44 freshmen Wilkinson, Shawn Williams, Michah Williams, Nicole Wold, Joey Ybarra, Dominic Young, Leanne Zachary, Bronwen Viong, Mai Freshmen 45 1988 Tb Division ADMINISTRATION 8 8 Faculty ! These Are Memorable People During the four years we are in high school, we meet many people who become a part of our lives. Sometimes we forget these people. But some seem to influence our lives greatly. Some of these people are teachers, faculty members we meet in school. The faculty here at Henry helps us when we want to give up, and they try to make the four years of high school four of our best. We will never forget all the smiles we've received when we have needed them, and we thank them for being a part of this memorable time in our life. 44AA Mr. Kueng's version of the Monday morning blahs. «A Est-ce que tu parle Francais? ◄A Too much homework, Ms. Blomf A Miss. Borne enjoys a quiet moment. ◄◄ Mr. Loesch shows off his new image. ◄ Is this their idea of a promotion, Ms. Pecciaf Faculty 47 A A INTRODUCING! Our 1988 cover girl! Karin Anderson! AA� - J. Dotseth knows how lo charm the girls. AA� Mr. McCauley enjoys the dance. A Causing trouble again, Ms.Blom? ►A Okay, Great! A Mr. Meyer's work is never done. ► Mr. Swanson's Monday morning daze. ►► The kitchen staff works hard. 48 Faculty C Anderson French Borne Mathematics . Dotseth Phy. Erl. . Feeley Social Studies P. Berger, Attendance D. Christenson, Social studies M. Extrand, Phy. Ed. N. Foster, Hall Monitor ). Black, Hall Monitor L. Clark, Special Education O. Elliott, Social Studies C. Grams, Aide C. Blom, English K. Cook, Mathematics B. Englund, Band Choir J. Hanson, Science Faculty 49 P. Hanson, Engineer A. Jackson, Engineer D. Kluwe, Special Education B. Kramber, Finance Clerk B. Hansen, English R. Jacobson, Science , Administrative Aide D. Kueng, Social Studies A. Hodlund, Engineer W. Johnson, Hall monitor M. Kosloski, Media center J. Lake, Asst. Principal J. Hosch, English C. Kleven, Program clerk J. Kostik, Mathematics J. Lewandowski, Industrial Tech 50 Faculty D- Lapp, Principal R. McCauley, Asst. Principal C. Olson, Teen outreach 0. Rinkenberger, Social worker |. Loesch, Social studies F. Meyer, Asst, principal O. Olson, Auto shop D. Scholljegerdes, Counselor R. Lohn, Industrial Tech. S. Mortenson, science M. Orman, Counselor M. Shane, Health C. Luck, Science P. O'Brien, Special education S. Purvis, Counselor L. Smith, Coop education Faculty 51 W. Swanson, English B. Urness, SPAN D. Wicker, Mathematics R. Thomas, English Drama J. Washington, Phy. Ed. T. Wyrowski, Business ed. L. Trevorrow, Social studies M. Weir, Counseling aide E. Turner, Science G. Westberg, Main office 52 Faculty ■■ Fads What's Hot? In the Cities! DOMINO’S PIZZA VOLVO i MDaini .Queen ► PIZZA PARLOR OS ' and YE PUBLIC HOUSE Fads 53 Prom I Puttin' On The Ritz The 1987 prom was held May 8 at Riverplace. D.J. Allen Freed from KMOJ played everyones' favorite music while they danced inside and outside under the stars. Pictures were taken by Scherling-Pletsch so everyone could remember the night. The junior-senior prom was a big success. Many who went afterwards went to parties or off somewhere with their dates. The prom of 1987 will be remembered by all who went. AA Julie Riley and David Dominguez take time out for a picture. AA Oh what a playful couple we are! Amy Michael and Jon Ward. A lim Troy Hawkins you are so macho. A Crystal Jackson is so liappy al out being here. A The ladies enjoy themselves at the ball. ► Who's your date, James Rouse? ►► Amy Bolster and Ron Combs have a quick picture before dinner. 54 Prom The graduates of '87 AAA-4 Are we having fun yet? AAA Friends gather for a picture. AA4 Danny Holland, the ladies man. AA Who is Amy Gehrig dreaming about? A 4 Puttin' on the ritz! A Paula Showberg dances with her date. 44 Rodney Barth shows off his date. 4 Prom 55 Dedication y Throughout the year we have seen not only struggle but victory as well. Knowing that the staff was young and inexperienced led to a greater challenge than one might like to think about. As the year progressed, trying to put together a;book that expressed our school wasn't easy. The students who made up the 1987-88 yearbook staff were quite unique, with each representing different aspects of our school. These individuals wanted to prove to themselves cTs well psfto the school that they could make a book that would represent what happened that year in history. Although some may not exactly have pulled their own weight, others madfe up for the lagging. Eventually they learned that being on a yearbook staff was a privilege, not a right. With hard work and determination this staff fulfilled its goal. As editors, we would like to extend our appreciation to our staff. Thanks for the memories. Jody Thomas Megan Haspert Henry Faces feature 57 Academics Preparing for the Future Last year we saw the addition of the Honors program. This year the Honors program had even more students participating than last year. These students worked harder since they had to work more rapidly in their classes. It was a rewarding program worth enrolling in. We also saw a new program of study; I.B. classes sophomores,juniors and seniors may take. The classes prepared the students for college through hard work and a year long course. 58 Academics Academics ◄ A A Tina Oldre, who are you looking at? A A Shouldn't you be working, Leah Carlson? ◄ A Jason Fodstad wonders what to do next. A Sarah Lang takes a much needed break. ◄ Are these students really studying biology? Academics 59 Twins Embracin 60 Feature Mpls Star Tribune Twins : Destiny Twins Win It was said to be impossible! It couldn't be done, but the Twins proved to the world that they could do it. They truly are the World Champions! This fall, Minnesotans saw the Twins take the World Series championship. It wasn't easy. They almost lost the title to the St. Louis Cardinals. But with their fans' support, they came back to the dome and won the two remaining games There wasn't a person in Minnesota who wasn't a Twins fan, and Henry students were no different. As we walked down the halls, we saw Twins Tee-shirts, sweatshirts, and homer hankies everywhere. Even teachers were known to be twins fans. This was an exciting time in Minnesota, and we were easer to join in on all the excitement, including the Twins parade and rally. Students were allowed to uo to the parade and rally with permission from their parents. Needless to say, many students showed up in the streets of Minneapolis and St. Paul to catch a glimpse of the World Champs. This experience will not to be forgotten by anyone in Minnesota. ◄ ◄ The Twins celebrate with style. ◄ A A Dedicated Twins fans! A ◄ Kirby waves the homer hanky. A Minneapple does it better than the Big Apple. A The Twins drive in style. ◄ Cardinals here contemplate defeat. Mpls Star Tribune photo Feature 61 Feature Feature 63 Halloween The Monster Mash Halloween, a time for ghosts and goblins, and creepy creatures. That was what attended our 1987 halloween dance. It was indeed a fright night, but a good time was had by all. The theme of the dance was The Monster Mash , and it was held in the gym lobby on October 30th. The promoters of the The Monster Mash were the 1987 National Honor Society. A A ► Alissa and Jessica Zontek: sisterly love. A Joel Turrentine shows his baby face. A ► Alissa Zontek and Kristin Wallerius smile for the camera. A ► ► Lorenzo Moore and Kateri Daniels and friend here feel devilish. ► Gregg Norgren, Gina Onnoni, and Angel Burnham are rockin' out. 64 Halloween Sadie Hawkins 'The Barn Burner Hee Haw! It was Sadie Hawkins time again! On November 20, most of the girls gathered up the boys and escorted them to the hillbilly event and they had a knee slapin' toe tappin' time. This yearly get together was held in the gym lobby and sponsored by the 1987 student government. Sadie Hawkins 65 Snow Daze Royalty King Pleeou Reed Queen Ricale Woods Prince Steven Ashfeld Princess Kim Hennings 66 Snow Daze Snow Da e f 7 T Snow Daze Activities Henry Was Hit by Storm The 1988 Snow Daze activities were interrupted by a blizzard, but they still went on as usual. A 50's theme was used for the dance, a tradition throughout the years. Another tradition, the pepfest, had to be cancelled. But many students participated in some really outstanding hall decorating. Much spirit was spread about by all. Queen Ricale Woods and King Plecou Reed rule over the dance. ▲ An underclassman helps with hall decorating. ► Junior girls pose for the camera after hall decorating. 68 Snow Daze ■ Snow Daze Activities AA The Junior girls royalty await their crowning. AAASteve Ashfeld and Kim Hennings dance the night away. A ◄The seniors show their spirit in the hall decorating contest. ARicale becomes Queen. ◄Jeff Pennaz and Jill Turrentine enjoy the dance. Snow Daze 69 In Memoriam Brian, you were a friend, a friend we loved dear, with one life to live and that brought no fear. Your problems weren't trusted to anyone. Did you feel you'd be condemned for what you had done? We are all sorry you were driven away but we'll all see you again — someday. When that day comes we will talk of old times, but until that day, you'll never leave our minds. I wish I was there when you needed someone to care because now all we have are our memories to share. Janet Gellerman Brian Brodigan 1970 — 1985 Paul Carline 1971 — 1987 70 In Memoriam Foreign Exchange Students From Foreign Lands This year Flenry was privileged to have wo foregn exchange students. They vere Maria Perez and Ricardo Garcia oth from Austrias, Spain.As a part of the YF.S program, Ricardo and Maria came .0 the United States to learn our language and culture. Ricardo attended Henry as a senior and Maria as a junior. Ricardo's host home is with sophmore Wayne Doliber. Maria's host family does not have students attending Flenry. Feature 71 _______________________ National Honor Society National Honor Society The NHS members were selected on the basis of academic achievements and leadership qualities. A 3.2 GPA was a necessary requirement. With their new advisor, Mr. Hosch, the NHS participated in activities to help the school and the community. They made the Halloween Dance and the Sweetheart Dance possible. Officers for the NHS were President Jenny McCalla, Vice president Todd Robertson, Secretary Treasurer John Saxhaug and Historian Joan Berger. A A As new members Chris Anderson, Jenny Mc-Calla, Laura Lindberg, and Erin O'Brien enjoy a feasl. A Members of NHS: Front; John Saxhaug, Angie Nit , Erin O'Brian, John Klocz. Middle; Chris Anderson, Mark Denardo, Carol Christopherson, Amy Macosek, Jenny Me Calla, Vicki Laughlin. Back.John Stager,Mike Hill,Paul Marszalek,Ken Yeates,Kyle Jorgenson,Kara Dockry.Angie Nieme-la. A ► John Stager is finel ► John Klonz shows he is part of the new generation. ► ► President Jenny Me Calla and Historian Joan Berger. 72 National Honor Society Student Government Student Government Student Government was made up of a group of students from each grade. These represenatives with the help of their new advisors Ms. Luck and Mrs. Lake,worked hard to come up with ways to improve the school and to get everyone at Henry involved .They also sponsored the traditional Sadie Hawkins and Sno-Daze dances. A A Student Government members: Row 1:Pat Fiscus, AnneMarie Keech.Sarah Lang, Scott Mitchell, Jacob Knaus, Sandra Moore, Megan Haspert. Row 2: Jill Turrentine, Amy Gehrig, Julie Riley, Kara Dockry, Chris Gomez, Leah Carlson, Onika Craven, Shira Daniel, Becky Thompson, Plecou Reed. Row 3: Heidi Bornhuse, Tina Oldre, Angie Niemela, Stacy Fossland, Tari Arrington, RaeDean Walby, Nicole Patterson, Armstead Lewis. A ◄ ◄ Vice-president AnnMarie Keech and President Tari Arrington. A ◄ Late for the meeting? A Advisors Ms. Luck and Ms. Lake look over the agenda. Sarah Lang and Scott Mitchell prepare for a long meeting. ◄ ◄ ◄ This meeting is called to order! Student Government 73 Choir Choir Sings Out! Patrick Henry has two choirs, the Concert Choir, and the Carrillon Choir. Car-rillon Choir has mostly ninth graders who are interested in going into Concert Choir as they go through their high school years. The combined choirs went to five schools to perform and they performed three concerts at Henry. Director Barb Englund reported the year as being outstanding. A A ► Choir sings out. ▲ Chris Flemming and Allison Dankers sing their hearts out. ▲ ► Teresa Lewis: Someone save me from all these men. A ► ► Mrs. Englund makes hum decisions. ► Mary Brandt and Denise Wells. 74 Choir fcB A A Front row:Androtta Barber, Dariree Berry, Mona Tucker, Aimee Scholl, Deena Poisson, Amy Ringler, Jamale Taylor, Mary Brandt, Kelly Brousseau, Sheridan Exom, Mary Carrett, Rhonda Thornton, Linda Shoberg, Erika Rivers, Melissa Sabraski, Tara McCoy, Angel Ficker. Row 2:Angela Powell, Allsion Dankers, Trinette Zwirn, Theresa Peterson, Jackie McQuerry, Jennifer Matteson, Dunnell Schmoll, Denise Wells, Sondra Williams, Tina Malloy, Katrina Steele, Delrez Stone, Theresa Lewis, MaeLee Williams, Laurarelle Patterson, Taura Thornton, Shelly Cole, Annie Lowenthal. Row 3: Mrs. Fnglund, Tyrone Moss, Leonard Jones, Sam Flazzard, George Jackson, David Jensen, Chris Fleming, Armstead Lewis, Isaac Sibley, Tesa Jones, Jeannine Damke, Bobby Jamos, Kathy Taylor, Allison Daley, Roberta Bacon, Tonja Coleman. A ◄ Allison Dankers, Aimee Scholl, Michelle Scott, Wendi Ferry, and leanine Damke are senior friends! A Sam Hazzard and Jeanine Damke try out for fall concert solos. ◄ ◄ Tyrone Moss and Teresa Peterson:soloists for love songs. 4 Sing it out, Jenny! Choir 75 Band Going All Out The band has decreased in size in the past few years, but with the hard work of the musicians and their dedication, they marched in five parades this summer. The band and guide-ons also worked hard to raise money for the trip to St. Louis in February. They all felt they had worked very hard at the concerts. All had a great year. ► Chris Anderson, the drum major. ► ► Presenting: Patrick Henry's guide-ons! ▼ ► Band LOVES pep test! ▼ ▼ Guide-ons here march with pride. ▼ ▼ ► A big part of the band year is homecoming. 76 Band RfPPI ◄ Presenting the Patrick Henry High Marching Band! ▼ Front: Aimee DeMuth, lulie Ward, Maria Pekos, Lisa Sell, Aliecia O'Donnell, Michelle Skrede, Lisa Relopez, Leah Carlson, Lissette Compos, Jessica Waldorf. Row 2: Toya Loughridge, Stacy Anderson, Shana Moses, Lynn Ostlund, Shari Bjornlund, Crystal Jackson, John Saxhaug, Tom Gardas, Aron Greene, Nigel Gray, Meghan DeMuth, Eric Britten, Dale Seiffert. Row 3: Roger Benson, Jennifer Garrett, John Trombley, Jeff McClain, Kris Dahlberg, John Harrington, Matt Hooper, Scott Mitchell, Jer-omy Sell, Matt Rhody, Julia Martin, Dirk Schott, Dan Nordin, Todd Robertson, Steve Ramdular. Row 4: Chris Anderson, Mrs. Englund, Jason Meyer, Maelee Williams, Nathan Naber, Dameon Luce. Band 77 Math Team nr Math Team Analyze's This year's math team had a lot of quality but not much quanity. But with the help of foreign exchange student, Ricardo Garcia, they all did a great job. 1111 Henry Math Team: Karlett Williams, Angie Nitz, Chad Olson, Mark Denardo, Ricarolo Garcia. I 1 Advisor Ms. Borne helps Mark on a problem. I — Chad Olson studies hard for the next math meet. 1 What's the matter Chad? Everyone else is done! 78 Pep Club Let Your Pep Show! The Pep Club was directed by Ms. Mortenson this year. She said she was eager to work with those students who were proud to bring out our school spirit. The group consisted of thirteen students. Pep Club members were all interested in sharing ideas and thoughts about school pride and increasing school spirit. Pep Club decorated for Homecoming Day and for other pepfest days. They felt that school spirit has spread much more this year. AAA Row I: Tina Bogdanovich, Roxie Stock-man, Michelle Davis, Shannon Blakeborough, Brad Pietrazak, Robert Rother. Row 2:Chris Kranitz, Kelly Kaiser, Peggy Thompson, Allison Dankers. Row 3: Theresa Lewis, Kateri Daniels, Ms. Mortenson. AA4 Yeah, we like that idea. ◄ ◄ What's the name of our school? ◄ Dec isions? Pep Club 79 Debate Debaters Weigh the Facts This year's debate team was guided by Ms. Beverly Plant. A few newcomers joined the team, including foreign exchange student Ricardo Garcia. The season ran from October through February. Joan Berger won a trophy for her Lin-coln-Douglas debate over the season. She was also the team captain. Judging for debate is based on speaking ability, eye contact, and how much information is known on the subject. ► ▲ Julia Martin, Joan Berger, Todd Robertson, RaeAnn Stockman, Tina Bogdanovich, Ricardo Garcia, Susan Brutto make up the debate team. ► Here, debaters practice their poses. ► ► Ms. Plant is the debate advisor. T Rae Ann Stockman argues a question. T ► Debaters pose for the camera. 80 Debate Speech Speech Tells It The Way It Is The speech team was coached once again by Connie Biom. Students from each of the classes were on the team. Tournaments are usually held on Saturdays and there are up to seven categories, ranging from the humorous to serious discussions. This year, there was a region tournament at Henry. From this, representatives of each category went on to state. ▲ ◄ Speech members take a break here. ▲ ▲ John Saxhaug and Evangeline Ponder disc uss a question. ◄ Todd Robertson, Chris Andersonand Evangeline Ponder study their speeches. ◄ T Joan Berger speaks the truth. ▼ 1st row: Keith Nelson, Roxie Stockman, Leah Carlson, Lina Oldre, Jaon Berger. 2nd row: Rose Ponder, Latasha Woods, Julie Peterson, Amy Gehrig, Chris Gomez, Heidi Bornhuse, John Saxhaug, Julia Martin, Connie Blom. 3rd. row: |ohn Megas, Evangeline Ponder, Craig Jackson, Todd Robertson, Chris Anderson, Eugene |ones. Speech � 1 Link Up Making Friends Link Up was formed at Henry two years ago. Its purpose was to help new students fit in and to help them adjust to a new school. Link Up also provides many other services that benefit the school. ► The Elders of Link Up. ▼ Don Keyes goes over one of the many exercises. ▼ ► Left to Right: Tim Gomez, Craig Jackson, Ricky McAllister, Kris Kranitz, Sarah Schuman, Mike Peterson, Don Keyes. ▼ ▼ Link Up members are hard at work. ► Members discuss future plans. 82 Link Up S.A.D.D. S.A.D.D., Students Against Drunk Driving, was formed two years ago. The purpose was and is to help stop drunk driving. The Advisors were Charee Olson and Mike Extrand. ◄ Rachael Anderson and Onika Craven appear abstract. ▼ Shira Daniels listens attentively. ▼ Club members: lavell Oates, Darlene Stefanick, Dennis Winfield, Onika Craven, Anthony Gulyard, Tammy Juick, Shira Daniels, Tyrell Johnson, Rachel Anderson, Helen Dornsbach, Eric Poland, l.eif Carlson, Michelle Utto. Glad to be S.A.D.D. S.A.D.D. 83 The Wall Scooter Jamie: Pssst. Michelle; Heidi, crunch n munch for supper on the MTC? dont forget walking in circles all our summer nights my favorite !! love ya Laurie; Heidi, here come the penguins! Laurie; Ms. Mort, quick, put the van in park!! Love,H,C,R,R,B!;Ken, Paul, and beta gamma gamma raya, dont ever forget the weekend of pics, moons , bruts, and boat horns! Kak and Mike; TO THE CLASS OF 89,90, 91 THE CLASS OF 88 RULES FOREVER AND ALWAYS; Tina, yes we have no bananas, we have no bananas today!; C.G. miss ya truly after graduation love P.R.; Megan wants it all.love the class of ??; Vicki can she achieve the honor to wear that name??? love Pepito; DS,TJ,KA one year left! let the good times roll! love ya, HD!; Chris and Tim, joined at the Toyota! love Heidi; Heidi, How much? love Tim; M.S. no matter what you say we know its eleven times.(remember Matt-baby) love you always S and T; march 26, just the begining; It cant go on forever Krueger!; 4th hour I.B. Bio, Racheal, dont hog all the blankets, CHris, stop snoring, Brad turn off the tv, Heidi, get out of the bed, Sue, please dont burn the bacon, love Russ; 89 will always shine 89 is a vintage year;Timmy guess what? Mom bought a new vacuum cleaner, it's a Hoover!! love??; Dan you big hobo ssa, Chad; Leah angel ? Tim; ARC members we'll live forever!; What it be hangin babe, from me to beau; class of 1989! its our turn, good luck; class of 89 youll need it !!! from the class of 88; Hey karlett! guess who did what,when and with who love Tina; Hey Steve when you gotta go you gotta go but please close the door! we still love ya! Ang Tina; Jeff c'est oh la la beau!; Mosquito-we've had alot of great times. Stay away from elevators. Next year we're going to state!! Love,Gimp; Lorret-ta, Let's bring back the memories in the rain! Ber-tha;Jill and Jeanette, To the finest J's in Henry, I'll miss you after I graduate.. Love ya 4-ever ? ; Kendrick and Charlita have endless and stone. Love!!!;Mavrick I think were alone now Charlie;Flea: I just wanted to tell you that youve been the best sister and friend a person could have. I love you always Charlita; F.C. Tonight we ride! Who? 3.14;F.C. she's just a little tease 3.14; F.C. Those summer flings! 3.14 F.C. More Dew! 3.14; J.K. l B.S. I don't know what to say S.K.; B.M. Is the part over? S.K.; Tony I love yoi! Shira; 3.14 slow to firsi, skip to third, shove into overdrive! F.C.; T.S. Mon pie! friendly child; 3.1 she was just 17.. F.C.; J.h. T.L. I care! Love K.D ; Krazy Kay loves Michael o. Jazzy Jay loves Jerry m. Class of 89; Jenette-Shelly, Let's play pool with 8 balls or talk to the stove! Leah; Mike I can imagine What does that mean? Michelle; Tammy get some new clothes! I love you, John; To rewski, you lucked out this time! Mabye someday you'll realize what you missed out on! (HA HA); Who remembers Lewandowski's room?; Tim do you remember me? supern ni????; 89'90'9I' Live a little 88'; Laurie Mem. Camping, Coffee,69, Penguins, H-C, lima, state fair, be it friends, Danny, dancelin?, Let's never lose the men-ories luv Heidi; Dam y Take me to Perkins or lo e me forever! I Love Yoj! Laurie; Tricia, Dynomit?! CBP is fine! Love Jenette; Shelly — How's Joe? Remember busted n the attic? How's your stove? We need to play some pool! Love Jenette; 84 The Wall Paul Washington has my forever love!!! Felisa; Reb-bie Leo Desh: Can you guys move over? I'm squished.; ).L. so you had fun in St. Cloud huh? P.S. Got any jello? B.K.; Char-lito sends her love out to Kendrick Dotstry!!!; SENIORS RULE; The Supreme Maniac Cainam rewop Rewski.; Amy How's the leg? Tim; )ill T. They are so hot! Carol; Kyle J., My dad said I could! Chad; The Crew! Dan,Steve, Wong, Mike, Brad: you guys are the greatest! love friends always, Angie Tina; C.J. T.G. P.R. C.B. S.B. L.C. Remember the robyn crisis? now its our turn, llik eht woe. thats what friends are for.; To Jay Love Kay 4-a I ways; Sara You owe me • ove John; Gee, I wished I was a bleached ??? Tina; hris, when do we get to 2e her? the rumors live « n.; Brad, remember hal- ween night at my cous-i is Chad I told you so.; I iul Washington n Felisa alaway; The TCPC are hats up pookey ‘ landacola, word.; John, j cob, Crystal — It was just I orn out there! guess v ho.; Fred I Love You C eorge.; Joel do you always knock on peoples windows? or do you just tackle trees? love Julie; Miss T.A. have a nice life in your new world J Moss; Why does Amy like willie nelson?; A.C. B.G. forever; N.P. unn chapiece K.Y. K.Y. J.M. 4 ever S.H. canialopex K.Y.; F.C.; 3.14 10 minutes, just 10 minutes! F.C. ; 3.14 J.9. 86 F.C.; 3.14 kick it in reverse F.C.; Scott — She's naah-ked!; Anne I'm gonna explode! Can i have a pass to the bathroom? I gotta do something! Jake! Jason Willie — you guys are wonderful brothers, love Leah; K.S. may erotic city live on! 18 22 85 S.K.J.K. S.K.'s b-80 in lockers.; J.K. behind the cafe in the cold with ear muffs. S.K. F.C. 3.14 the C.C.'s are b f f; you out! S.K., A.B. at T.J. for 5 secs!; 3.14 get creamed lately? F.C. 3.14 ya bonehead! F.C.; 3.14 I never got a piece of b-day pie!! F.C.; 3.14 Dougie 1 or Dougie 2 ? F.C.; J.S. how's your boundries? A.B.; Laurie Heidi , I'm glad we are such good friends. Have fun next year. I will miss you both very much, love ya Trisha (stale); Chris- keep the memories Bon-Jovi — wheres our shirts? strikers are 1 , soc- . cer, write F red rick, minigolf, white knights, our night at the ballet, I'll always be here for you. love, Heidi; Danny remember closing at B.K. Tina; Foss 2 remember porter nights, Troys stairs A. river circles and trikes party till you and the good old days, no matter what we'll always be b f f love ya Squeech; Rae Dean, you have to learn how to drive so I dont have to stop traffic anymore.; who remembers whipped cream and water balloons in the D.Q. parking lot?; Angie, do you remember Indiana at 2:00 a.m? What about the guy in Perkins in the pink shirt and green tie? C.C.; A.N. I'm going to miss you next year, don't break too many hearts!!!; C, A bus? T ; S.C by the garage? M on the way home by the church; Chris, You look GREAT in those boots!! Plecou; Darcy, watch out when you're wearing those white boots! Carol; Angie, Remember p.c.'s and l.b.'s at your house? Carol; Who remembers Q Superette, Uptown, Perkins, Indiana and red MR2's at 2:00 a.m.? Michele, where were you the night after graduation? And why were you on the floor?! Carol Angie; Darcy, is that a Happy Meal?; Class of 88 — We finally made it! Let's party!; Jenette-Trisha, where's Brian? Carol; The Wall 85 Yearbook A Year of Changes The 1987-88 Orator staff consisted mainly of new members. Although this sometimes caused problems to arise, it did not stop the staff from working hard to meet deadlines. The work was sometimes hard and time consuming, but with new ideas for the book always in the works, color Senior pictures for example, there wasn't time to fool around. With the help of editors jody Thomas and Megan Haspert, and Mr. Hansen the Orator staff made it easy for Henry to remember this school year. A A ► Orator Staff 1st row: Angie Niemela, Tin3 Oldre, Pleacou Reed, Jeanine Damkey, Kara Dockry, Carol Christopherson, Michele Latenville, Julie Riley. 2nd row: Mike Hanson, Tim Gomez, Craig Jackson, Chad Jorgenson, Lauri Edin, and editors Jody Thomas and Megan Haspert. A Jody Thomas releases some pressure while Megan Haspert calmly looks on. A ► Julie Riley enjoys being on yearbook. A ► ► Megan Haspert explains the deadline. ► ► There's trouble in paradise for Kara Dockry. ► The Orator staff seems hard at work. 86 Yearbook Newspaper Stop the Presses! This has been a year of many changes. Along with the editors Dennis Thompson, Ken Yeats, Kathy Graen, Robert Rother, and the advisor Ms. Blom, there were new members.Changes made to the paper include a smaller paper, an easier to read paper, with more stories. The staff also brought up controversial issues and encouraged students to write to the editor with their opinions. This year's Patriot staff has been one of the best. A ▲ ◄ ◄ Kathy Graen finds the Patriot very amusing. A A ◄ Todd Robertson seems distracted. A ◄ ◄ Kathy Graen, Amy Macosek, Tom Gardas, are you listening to Ms. Blom? A ◄ Ms. Blom offers Dennis Thompson help with his article. A Staff members here are hard at work. ◄ Patriot staff, 1st. row: Chad Olson, Kathy Graen, Precious Amos. 2nd row: Ms. Blom, Bob Rother, Ken Yeats, Amy Macosek, Valesha Beeks. 3rd row: Dennis Thompson, Tom Gardas, Paul Marszalek, Todd Robertson. Newspaper 87 Black History Tlu black leadership committee, headed by President Preston Poole, ran the live The Dream ceremony held in the auditorium. I hey brought in speakers to talk to the students about black history to complete1 the Black I listory Week at I lenry. 88 Black History Week Stage Crew The stage crew was once again on the ball. They set up for concerts. Black History Week, Homecoming, and other events in the auditorium. The stage managers were Frank Bishop and Don Milleon. The stage crew were really an important part of the school, often not seen, but they need to be recognized for what they accomplish. A A tage Crew . A Rk Mc Alister works the ropes. A ► an't you smile on stage?” A ► ► The crew here cleans up the back room. ► Oofi Milleon works the lighting board. ► ► “Dody Skurka, you're on stage crew, too!” Stage Crew 89 1987-88 Favorite Poll Favorite ■fffllffj . - 1 Dirty Dancing 3. Fatal Attraction 4. Top Gun 5. Three Men and a Baby Favorite In February, 1988, a group of Hei students were asked about what their favorite throughout 1987 88. Tl categories ranged from favorite movie favorite hangout. Some of the resul were quite surprising and some w givens. No matter what they were, interestii he Cosby Show you Han 1. Porter Favorite TV Shows Moonlighting 3. Growing Pains 4. Alf 5. 21 lumpslreet Favorite Could’ve Been bve M 3. Circus 3. Paradise City 4. Lake Harriet 4. With or Without You 5. Downtown 5. She's Like the Wind Favorite Movie Star 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Molly Ringwald 3. Robin Williams 4. Patrick Swayze 5. Richard Pryor • • i .favorite C avor«e Resta 1. McDonalds avorite Si e°f®c Mlchea|s °rite LePParc ,tesnake 8 ATHLETICS upporl Staff $ Feature Feature 93 Girl's Cross Country Running with Pride The fine contributors of this year's girl's cross country team coached by Dwain Guelle were all first year people. The team was full of hope and determination. Throughout the season, their individual records improved a great deal. This team showed a lot courage and determination. ► A Rae Stockman and Terri Jones are doing calisthenics. A Rae Stockman is running with pleasure. ► Terri Jones is determined to finish. ► ► A Rae Stockman here enjoys stretching. ► ► Terri Jones stretches with style. 94 Girl's Cross Country Boy's Cross Country Team Spirit Is In The Running Our boys cross country team, coached by Richard Jacobson, was young but very inthusiastic. Through their hard work, the runners achieved the feeling of success. The majority of their season was spent on the road and the long trips united the team into a close nit family. Fred Tichlarik pushes (he last mile.- A Boy's cross country team is here getting stronger. A A Eric Yeats and David Bachler run with the wind A This team stretches with determination.A The race is on Boy's Cross Country 95 Boys Soccer Keep Trying, No Matter What. This year's boy's soccer team didn't do as well as they would have liked to. However, the team kept their spirits up even in rough and annoying circumstances. Overall they kept trying to improve through the season. Team captains were Senior Paul Marszalelc and juniors Tony Boehler and Tim Kaari. The team was coached by Christian Alka. ► ▲ ▲ Leroy Larsen and Tim Gomez help defend Iheir goal. ▲ Jacob Knaus awaits the ball. ► ▲ The team takes a break after a tough quarter. ► Tim Gomez and Tony Boehler advance to stop North. 96 Boys Soccer Girls Soccer Girls Have a Good Time This year's girls soccer team showed great effort and enthusiasm throughout their tough season. Many new girls came out for the team, contributing to the team's spirit. More skill and pride was shown on the field. Overall, a good time was had by all. The team was lead by Senior Captions Kara Dockry, Andrea Kurtis, and Erin O'Brien. The team was coached by John George and Frank Siver. ◄ ▲ ◄ Henry tries to up the score. A ◄ Henry girls got that team spirit. ◄ The girls relax before the game. A Kara Dockry and Shannon Bornhase practice passing the ball. Girls Soccer 97 Volleyball Spike Power This years volleyball team led by Coach Jim McDonald, also by captians Jenny McCalla and Vicki Laughlin. There team was small but strong. They had plenty of power to go out and face the odds. The year started out slow but after practicing day after day. The Henry Volleyball team was doing very well and ended the season on a high note. 98 Volleyball Volleyball 99 Varsity Football Pats Determined to Make Playoffs. This years Henry's football team, coached by Mr. jim Dotseth, was powered mostly by juniors. The Patriots feel its an unprecendented 2 for 7 recorded season. Even though the team was young, it was determined to make the playoffs, and did so by beating South High. This year's team was led by captains John Klonz, Eddie Bruyere, and Paul Meyer. In all, the team included six seniors and twenty-one juniors. ▲ A Running backs, Paul Meyer, Larvell Oats and Shane Bright showing their Pat Power. A Red is. Red is, I tutt, Hutt ... ► Linebacker John Kloncz showing how to hit a man. 100 Varsity Football LT) A A ◄ Willie Nabors and Alfred Ray taking instructions on their defensive playing. ▲ A Kicker, Paul Meyer, ready to boot that football. A Eddie Bruyere congratulating Shane Bright on his touchdown reception. Varsity Football 101 Boy's Wrestling Wrestlers Struggle This year's wrestling team had a disappointing season. The team, coached by Monte Miller and John George, had its problems. Although the team had a tough season, individual performers stood out. Senior captain Allan Stewart led the team with an outstanding record. Other outstanding performances were given by senior captain Ken Yeats and senior Mike Tillman. Coach Monte Miller hopes for more next year. ► A A Henry wrestler struggles to take down his opponent. ► Wrestle! Wrestle! Twist him like a pretzel. ▼ Senior Eddie Bruyere and junior Preston Poole take a break from their grueling practice to pose for the camera. ► ▼ Assistant coach |ohn George watches anxiously from the sidelines. 102 Boy's Wrestling dk ◄ A Senior Mike Tillman experiences the uncomfortable positions of being a wrestler. A A Wrestlers approach the mat. ◄ Wrestlers warm up before the meet. ▼ ◄ Paul Peterson pins his opponent. A This Henry wrestler is in action. Boy's Wrestling 103 Hockey Fire on Ice! The 1987-88 Henry hockey teams showed great improvement from past years. Being a young team consisting of only five seniors, the team proved they could keep pace with the rest of the conference. This was due in part to their new head coach, Dave Wicker. The J.V. team also had a new coach, Richard Thomas. The captains were seniors Jim Majko ak and Jason Fodstad. The team had an impressive victory over Roosevelt. After trailing by two goals, they came back to win, four to three. The big season highlight was taking first place at the Minnehaha Academy classic tournament. A A Coach Wicker gives his List few words of advice. A What could jason Anderson be smiling about? (Not the crutches.) A ► Jim Majkzok with the face off. A ► ► Henry sets a breakway. ► The players watch anxiously as they wait their turn to play. 104 Hockey A Hockey 105 Boy's Varsity Basketball Upward Bound Solid leadership and dedicated players helped keep the tradition of a strong varsity basketball team going. The team was led by three outstanding captains: seniors Howard Criss, Terrell Johnson, and Robert Watson. Coaches were head coach Charles McKissick and asst, coach Larry Burgess. The two coaches were pleased with the team's performance this season. Graduating seniors will be greatly missed, however. Coach McKissick is looking forward to an exceptional season next year. ► ▲ Junior Arte Lynn rises above his opponent to put up a shot. ▼ Prentiss Perkins and Terrell Johnson set it up. 106 Boy's Varsity Basketball ▼ Junior Russell Fay shows us his impressive lay up. Boy's Sophomore Basketball A Building Team Here The boy's sophomore basketball team was coached by Larry Burgess. Coach Burgess was pleased with the overall performance of his inexperienced team, although the team ended their season with an average record. They stood out above the rest when they won the Os-seo Classic over Christmas vacation. The championship gave the team a renewed strength to deal with the loss of some their key players to the varsity squad. The team was led by two outstanding captains: sophomore Leonard Jones and freshman Gayle Smaller. AM The learn warms up before a game. ▲ takes a free throw. MM R. Watson shows the boys how it's done. ◄ The team huddles up during an important time out. The boys look a little confused here at half time. Boys Basketball 107 Girl's Varsity Basketball Girl's Team Improves Victoriously This year's team showed a great deal of improvement, with an early record of two and two. This was due in part to the new coach, Colleen Luck. Senior captain Kara Dockry said, “It was an excellent season with all of the players showing dedication and enthusiasm. Shanell Hollie was the other captain of this special team. KRJ AAA Onika Craven watches as Carolyn Carver takes her shot. A A A ► Kara Dockry takes time out from practice to tie her shoe. A A Break! A A ► Good defense is displayed by Carolyn Carver A And the shot is good! ► Perfect freethrow form. ► ► I'm coming through, so look out!' 108 Girl's Varsity Basketball p . J.V. Girl's Basketball Striving For the Best The girls' J.V. team also had a new coach,Mr. Naves. Like the varsity team, they too showed much improvement. A A ◄ ◄ Don't look so excited, Carolyn Carver. A A ◄ Good warm-ups are part of a team's success. A ◄ Mass confusion! A The team practices a few shots to warm up before a game. ◄ ◄ Stacy Shafer concentrates before attempting her shot. ◄ Who could this be? J.V. Girls Basketball 109 This year's swim team combined with North. With two swimmers and one diver, we had a rough so this year. But the guys save their best. Larry Demarais took first in diving in all the meets he competed in. Swimmer Craig Anderson came in first in most of the meets. And Trevor Skeesick improved greatly in the course of the season. ► This teamember gets a helping hand. Nice backward sommersault, Craig! Take a big breath. ▼▼ Craig Anderson warms up after a hard meet. A sharp pike! 110 Swimming Gymnastics Gymnasts Show Pride This year's gymnastics team consisted of nine girls. This year the team had a new coach, Mrs. Shea Maston. She said the girls are very strong and very determined to keep up their score. They continued to improve all the time. lust one of my best.A- She takes a breather.A Here, the gymnasts warm up. We're proud to be two of the PatriotsMY Stretching is important too. Y Gymnastics 111 ---- Bo Getting High Hopes This year's boys' tennis team had an average season. Edison and Roosevelt were matches they shouldn't have lost. But this year's team was still very young, juniors mostly, all with experience. The team however has high expectations for next year, with perhaps even a city title in their future. The Pats were led by their number one singles Tony Boehler and their number one doubles Eric Poland. Ten juniors and two sophomores comprised the team. A A ► Forty Boehler show us his powerful forehand. A Jon Olterness has a perfect serve. A ► Tony Boehler, what a SERVE! A ► ► Tony Boehler here shows perfect form. ► Tony Boehler eyes his opponent. 112 Boys'Tennis Girls' Tennis The Pats Have Power This year's girls' varsity tennis had a record of less than five hundred with five wins and nine losses. The girls' tennis team was coached by Mr. Miller. Overall, the team placed fifth in the Twin City Conference Championship. A A ◄ Shirley Purkapile show us her awesome serve. A A ◄ Henry tennis player here shows us her forehand. A ◄ Kathy Craen shows us how to hit a lob overhead. A Rachael Anderson, Kim Hennings look for the ball. ◄ ◄ ◄ Kathy Graen uses her powerful forehand return. ◄ ◄ Kathy Graen demonstrates a serve. ◄ Kathy Graen: Hey! That ball was in! Girls'Tennis 113 Softball Running into Home Although the season records didn't show it, both the j.v. and varsity softball teams played with a lot of hard work and enthusiasm. Injuries turned out to be a detriment. The season was highlighted by victories over Edison and by senior captain Renae LeBlanc who pitched several outstanding games. Freshman Onika Craven also turned out to be a key player. The coaches for the teams were Dan Rubishko and Mike Extrand. A A Coach Dan Rubishko gives the team a pep talk. A Onika Craven and D'Ann Kouseman take a break from the game. A ► Angie Niemela: It's a hit! ► Pitcher Renae LeBlanc waits for the ball. ► ► Coach Extrand gives his team a few words of advice. 114 Softball Baseball A Team with Potential This year's baseball team had a lot of potential. However a lot of mistakes caused the team to not do so well. The team worked hard during practice and at games, but it lacked strong pitching. The team was coached byDave Wicker and the captains were Andy Jenson and Dave Dominguez. A A Dan Seiffert winds up for the pitch. A ◄ Strike One! A Coach Wicker paces nervously. ◄ Pitcher Rickey Allen waits on the mound as the coach confers with the ump. Baseball 115 Feature 116 Feature Feature 117 Track Sprinters Show Spirit Henry's track team was small in size but big in spirit. The team was led by senior captains Demetre Martin and Alexander Shannon. In addition to breaking several school records. Demetre made a good showing at State. In all, the track team showed unity and dedication. James Cook, and Richard Jacobsen coached the team. A A ► Freshman Benito Shannon smiles after successfully completing a race. A A ► ► David Bachelor, Paul Peterson, Tony Gulyard, Terrell Johnson are part of the happy track team. A Demetre Martin flies through the air for another great jump. A ► The relay team champs: Demetre Martin, Terrell Johnson, Preston Poole, Tony Gulyard. ► Senior track star. Demetre Martin. ► ► What is Terrell Johnson smiling about? ► ► ▼ For the track team, practice makes perfect. 118 Track Team Dr. Lapp's Farewell to Seniors SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 MINNEAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS AN EQUAL QPPORTi.N'TY SCMOOt DISTRICT OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL HENRY HIGH SCHOOL 2020 43rd Avenue North Minneapolis. Minnesota 55412-1699 DEAR MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1988: How quickly our four years at Henry High School have passed. I remember as though it were yesterday, the new ninth grade which was welcomed in the Auditorium in September of 1984 as the Class of '88. You accepted the challenge to do everything you could to make Patrick Henry High School the best. You accepted the challenge to participate both as leaders and doers. You accepted the challenge to get the best education that your ability would allow. The Class of '88 has time and again been accepted as a benchmark for others to follow in the areas of leadership, participation, and respect and concern that you have all shown for each other. Yes, we shall all remember you for your contributions and accomplishments. However, we will continue to challenge you to further your post-high school education. Regardless of your career choice, it is imperative for all of you to continue to learn. I wish for you a happy life and a successful future. Principal Feature 119 Badminton Birdies Can Fly High! Once again, this year's badminton teams were coached by Jean Pecchia. The team had an exceptional season, losing only to Southwest and South. They finished second in the conference with a 9-3 record. The J.V. team ended with a 7-5 record. Junior Vicki Laughlin had an impressive season, finishing second in the conference. Sophomore doubles Julie Peterson and Chris Gomez finished third. The team was led by captains Heidi Armstrong and Louise Jacobwith. Darcy Tieva smiles big for the camera. ▲ Heidi Armstrong awaits the serve. ► Slam it! ►► Precious Amos returns the serve. 120 Badminton Badminton 121 Cheerleaders Wrestling The wrestling cheerleaders helped keep the wrestlers going this year, with their smiles and support. Through victory and defeat they stuck with them, going with and cheering them on at every meet. ► Tina Bogdanavich, Amy Ringler, Kelly Kaiser, | dy Thomas, Julie Peterson, Theresa Petersen, Skurka, Michelle Davis. Hockey Nothing kept the hockey cheerleaders down. They were always up on their feet, cheering the team on. ► Amy Bolster, AnnMarie Keech, Kathy Grean, Kim Hennings, Gina Zacharis, Tina Oldre, Julie Riley, Kristen Walleries, Leah Carlson. Girls' Basketball This was the first year there has been cheerleaders for the girls' basketball team. All of the girls were new to cheering but they did their best and made a big impression on us all. ▼ ► Denise Wells, Jenny Mattson, Wendi Ferry, Jeanine Damke, Kris Ybbarra. T Wrestling cheerleaders — say hello! 122 Cheerleaders Football The football cheerleaders started practicing this summer, setting up early in the morning, learning and perfecting their cheers. Boys' Basketball The basketball cheerleaders practiced after school, perfecting their cheers for pep fests and games. 123 Danceline 5-6-7-8, Patriettes Danceline Sure Is Great! The Patriettes season began early in the summer and lasted through February. Many hours of practicing and perfecting routines paid off by the performances they did. Not only did they perform at halftimes of football, basketball, and soccer games, and also pepfests. They also danced in several competitions. Advisor was Karin Anderson and the captains were Angie Nieme-la, Laurie F.din, and Tricia Fiske. A A ► Patriettes perform at the Blaine Invitational. A They anxiously await to perform to Hot Summer Nights . A ► Tara Siems helps Heidi Patridge prepare for competition. A ► ► The invasion of the skinheads! ► AT Heidi Bornhuse and Becky Janssen are out of this world! ► Danceline marched at the Camden Showboat Days Parade. ► ► During the summer the Patriettes washed cars to earn money. 124 Patriettes The Patriettes: row 1 :Captain$ Tricia Fiske, Angie Niemela, Laurie Edin. row 2: Rae Dean Walby, Jessica Zantek, Jill Turrentine, Michelle Utlo, Jessica Waldorf, Robyn Collins, row 3: Nicole Patterson, Shellie Conway, Jenny Merkl, Heidi Partridge, Michele Latenville, Darcy Tieva, Mollie Haspert, Tara Siems.row 4: Heidi Bornhuse, Leah Lazor, Jenette LeBlanc, Darlene Stefanick, Becky Janssen, Carol Christopherson, Kim Anderson, Sarah Lang. ▲ ▲ Jeanette LeBlanc gives her angelic look. A ◄ A Tah Dah! A ◄ The Patriettes show good kick form at a pepfest. A Captain Laurie Edin demonstrates grace . ◄ ◄ The Patriettes entertained the fans at the homecoming football game. ◄ Karin Anderson, Patriettes advisor. ◄ ▼ Look at them kick! Patriettes 125 Varsity Badminton HENRY OPPONENTS 4 South 3 3 Washburn 4 6 Roosevelt 1 5 North 2 5 Southwest 2 5 Edison 2 Front: Bobbie Ward, Julie Peterson, Twyla Simms, Chris Gome . Darcy Tieva, Heidi Armslrong.capt. Back:CoachPecchia, Louise Jacobwith, tapl.,Amy Macosek, I isa Resler, mgr..Vicky I aughlin, Pat Riser. Varsity Baseball HENRY 1 Edison OPPONENT 3 4 Roosevelt 6 1 Washburn 10 4 Southwest 5 2 North 12 5 South 4 Front row: Dave Dominguez, Kyle Jorgenson, im Majkozak, Danny Saukola, Tony I lerskvitz, Jason I 1 stad, Rick Allen. Back row: Andy Jenson, Ken Ye Is, Paul Meyer, Dan Seifert, Steve Setterloff, Todd R b ertson, Mike Hill, Dave Wi ker.coac h. Boy's Tennis HENRY OPPONENTS 0 Southwest 7 0 South 7 7 North 4 3 Edison 0 Washburn 7 4 Roosevelt 3 Players: Tony Boehler, Mike Hanson, Eric Poland, LeRoy I arsen. 12f� Scoreboard J.V. Badminton HENRY OPPONENT f South 1 4 Wash burn 3 7 Roosevelt 0 7 North 0 2 Southwest 5 5 Edison 2 front: thee lee, lossita antek, Prescious Amos, Kelly Campbell, Alissa antek, Mani Vannavong. Back: CoachPect hia, Twyla Simms, Sandra Moore, Kelly Kaiser, Daniels. 1 isa Rosier, Nit ole Johnson, Shira J.V. Baseball HENRY OPPONENT 25 North 3 5 South 6 8 Edison 6 0 Roosevelt 10 4 Washburn 3 8 Southwest 10 front row: Chad New, Dan Pajak, Mike Jacobson, l« ny Sabraski. Middle row: Ken Shivers, Jason Anri rson, Mark Anderson, Shane Bright, Dan Norden, |.) � l) Knavs, Stott Wortman. Back row: Irevor Sleesick, Chad Jorgensen, Joel rurrentine, Marlow K berls, Mark Mullen,Dave Wicker, coach. Girl's Tennis HENRY 1 Washburn OPPONENT 6 4 Roosevelt 3 6 North 1 3 Edison 4 0 South 7 0 Southwest 7 Scoreboard 127 V. Softball HENRY OPPONENT 10 Edison 4 3 Washburn 7 11 South 12 2 Roosevelt 9 10 Southwest 6 Front: Cathy Graen, Michelle Utto, Andrea Curtis, Angie Nitz, ReaDean Walby. Back row: Coach Dan Rubischko, Onika Craven, Renae LeBlanc, Capt., Sue Gillen, Angie Niemela, O'Ann Kucseman, Tammy Anderson, Mike Ex-trand,Coach. 1 Boy's Cross Country No Scores Available Dan Bachler, Don Genosky, Fred Tihlarik, Richard Jacobson, coach,Kelvin Day, David Pachler, coach Varsity Football HENRY OPPONENT 7 Washburn 21 0 Roosevelt 33 36 Southwest 16 0 North 14 7 Edison 21 14 South 0 Front: Manager Kateri Daniels, Cheerleaders; Tammy Jucick, Carol Christophcrson, Amy Gehrig, Mollie Haspert, Trinica Hill, Stacy Fosslancl, Julie Riley, Kim Hennings, Racheal Anderson, Kari Postels, Kathy Graen, Michele Davis, mgr. Middle: Tony Gulyaro, Eric Poland, Shane Bright, Plecou Reed, |ason Anderson, Preston Poole, David Sciano, Dustin lohnson, Lorenzo Moore, Lovell Oates, Mike Williams, Paul Meyer, Joel Turrentine. Back:Greg Norgren, John Stager, John Kloncz, Brad Strachan, Mike Extrand, coach, Jim Dotseth, head coach, Dave Wicker, coach, Mike Hanson, Willie Nabors, Alfred Ray, Jeff Welsh, Glenn Pierson, Eral Ketchum. 12B Scoreboard J.V. Softball HENRY OPPONENT 26 Edison 4 18 Washburn 8 25 South 27 15 Roosevelt 17 Front: Caroline Carven, Racheal Anderson, Leah Carlson, Jeanette LeBlanc, Tammy Ligneel, Rochelle Taylor. Back: Kim Hennings, Michelle UUo, Andrea Curtis, Angie Nit , ReaOean Walby, Michelle Davis. Girl's Cross Country No Scores Available Rea Stockman, Fawnda Charolis, Terri Jones, Dwain Cuelle, coach. jgV75 - 62 A 73 03 ..64 A. 81 i 51 83 40- | ic -9jf u 13; 54rr7aT-61 h 34 85 43 Sophomore Football HENRY OPPONENTS 12 South 24 1 Washburn 14 12 Roosevelt 20 18 Southwest 0 17 Edison 8 7 North 14 Front:Michelle Davis, Marlon Zachery, Matthew Lindeberg, Byron Gulyard, Scott Wortman, Jeff Pen-naz, Brian Warner, James Beneke, David Rice, Mike Geldert, Shawn Vier ba, Happy Chokolis, Kateri Daniels. Back: Mike Race, Jason Trombley, Jason Miles, George Jackson, Armstead l ewis, Russell Cosgrove, Marc Mullen, Trevor Skeesick, John Brae he, Martez Williams, Matt Salter, Earl Ketchum. Scoreboard 129 Varsity Volleyball HENRY OPPONENT 2 Southwest 3 1 South 3 0 Washburn 3 3 Edison 1 0 North 3 3 Roosevelt 1 Front: Michelle Urban, Jenney McCalla, Shira Daniels, Linda Shoberg. Back: Jim McDonald, coach, Dody Skurka, Caroline Carver, Vicky Laughlin, Renee Hinz, coach. henry HENRY HENRY Boy's Swimming No Scores Available Front: Trevor Skeesick, Larry Demaris, Craig Anderson, Loveal Sillers. Back: Jeff Sanvers, coach. Boy's Soccer HENRY 1 Roosevelt OPPONENTS 7 2 Edison 3 0 Washburn 4 0 Southwest 3 0 South 2 0 North 8 130 Scoreboard ME,SHY HENRY J.V. Volleyball HENRY OPPONENT 1 South 2 0 Edison 2 2 Roosevelt 0 2 Washburn 0 0 Southwest 2 Front: Julie Martin, Teresa , Shawna Moses, Jenny Christenson. Back: Jim McDonald, coach, Alesha Simmons, Jenny Mattson, Renee Hinz, coach. Track No Scores Available Front: Terrell Johnson, John Brache, Demitri Martin, Kim Trueblood, David Bachler. Back: Preston Poole, Alex Shannon, Todd Miller, Justin Colberg, Paul Peterson. Girl's Varsity Soccer HENRY OPPONENT 3 Roosevelt 3 0 Washburn 6 0 Southwest 6 0 South 8 1 North 0 Front: Chris Gomez, Leah Carlson, Shannon Krych, Shannon Bornehuse, Julie Niemela, Lisa Relopcz, Monica Nelson, Andretta Barber, Charlene Brozowski, Tina Oldre. Back: Niko Jack-son, Andrea Curtis, Kara Dockry, Erin O'Brien, Amy Bolster, Jennifer Garrett, Crystal Jackson, Lisa Sell, Megan Haspert, John George, coach. Scoreboard 131 Gymnastics HENRY OPPONENT 39.35 Southwest 80.1 48.20 South 116.95 42.9 Edison 101.15 28.15 Washburn 127.1 48.20 North 84.50 75.45 Edison 104.05 Front: lerolyn Cogswell, Rachael Brodick, Angie Pohannon. Bat k: Mit hole Anderson, assist, coach, Irati Larson, cap!.. Rat hael Anderson, Shea Mar- ston, coach. Boy's Varsity Basketball HENRY OPPONENT 68 South 77 64 Roosevelt 65 62 Washburn 56 55 Southwest 71 68 North 81 87 Edison 58 Front: Chalese Lewis, Marie Williams, Leonard Jones. Robert Watson, LeRoy Larsen, Arte lynn, Terrell Johnson. Back: Charles Muksiak, Howard Cr s. Brad Strachan, Dennis Winfield, Rodney Williams, Eddie Creighton, Bobby Baker, Larry Purgress, coa h Girl's Varsity Basketball HENRY OPPONENT 38 North 56 30 South 56 20 Washburn 30 45 Edison 35 32 Southwest 47 53 Roosevelt 42 Front: Capt.Kara Dockry, Tesa Jones, Helen Dornebatk. Back: Capt.Shanell Holley, Cynthia Bryant, I aSai Webster, Colleen I uck.coach. 132 Scoreboard Girl's J.V. Soccer HENRY OPPONENT 4 Roosevelt 1 0 South 3 0 Edison 4 0 Southwest 4 1 North 6 0 Washburn 3 Front: Niko Jackson, Monica Nelson, Chris Gomez, Leah Carlson, Andretta Barber, Julie Niemela, Lisa Relopez, Amy Bolster. Back: Tina Oldre. Shannon Krych, Shannon Bornhuse, Jennifer Garrett, Crystal Jackson, Charlene Brozowski, Lisa Sell. Boy's Sophomore Basketball HENRY OPPONENT 67 South 71 57 Roosevelt 66 43 Washburn 44 42 Edison 52 56 North 68 29 Southwest 36 Fr nt: Leonard Jones, James Taylor, Lee Cain, James Scarry. Back: Chalese Lewis, Ramsey Thomas, Eric |o les, Armstead Lewis, Larry Burgess, coach. Girl's J.V. Basketball HENRY OPPONENT 43 Southwest 25 20 South 25 40 Roosevelt 39 (2 o.t. 20 Washburn 30 33 North 30 19 Edison 29 Front: Cassandra Carlson, Shatanna Smith, An-dreda Barber. Back: Tasha Oens, Stacy Shaffer, Alecia Simmons, Helen Dorneback. Scoreboard 133 Varsity Hockey HENRY OPPONENT 2 Washburn 5 4 Roosevelt 3 3 Southwest 9 1 South 2 4 Edison 5 Front: cheerleaders: AnneMarie Keech, Kim Hennings, Leah Carlson, Cathy Graen, Amy Boester, Kristin Wallerius, Tina Oldre, Julie Riley. Middle: Asst, coach Richard Thomas, Zachare Pleese, Chris Lund, Tim Kaari, lason Fostad, capt., Lee Warner, Jim Mojkozaki, capt., Mike Jacobsen, Josh O'Connor, Jeff Pennaz, Chad Olsen, mgr. Back: Coach Dave Wicker, Kevin Ressler, Marlow Roberts, Jason Anderson, Chris Prigge, Jay Stohl, Paul Meyer, Derek Olson, Brad Edstrom, Mike Hamilton, Kevin Dockry, asst, coach. HENRY Golf OPPONENT 202 Roosevelt 157 185 North 182 190 Edison 186 202 Washburn 169 187 Southwest 177 Wrestling HENRY 19 South OPPONENT 42 9 Southwest 30 6 Edison 58 0 Roosevelt 69 12 Washburn 55 Front: Coach Monte Miller, Dan Nordin, Tony Kat marek, Sam Hazzard, Ken Yeats, Robert Rother, Mike Tillman, Holmes Chism, John George, asst, coach. Back: John Overby, Eric Britten, Eric Yeats, Oamon Lachapelle, Brian Warner, Paul Peterson, David Rice, Bunmy Khan, Allen Stewart. 134 Scoreboard J.V. Hockey HENRY OPPONENT 3 South 3 2 Washburn 15 7 North 3 4 Edison 11 0 Roosevelt 12 1 Southwest 9 Front: Joe Lind, Lee Warner, Marc Mullen, Scott Wortman. Back: Coach Richard Thomas, Kevin Resler, Robin Mason, Chad Jacobson, Jeff Welsh. Scoreboard 135 Leadership Leaders Learn In early June, two seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore attended a workshop on leadership at Hazeldon in Center City, MN. Mr. Extrand and Charee Olson started a class called Healthy Lifestyles based on this workshop. A A ► l eaders here lake lime out from iheir workshop lo have a little fun. A Good night, Onika Craven. A ► Racheal Anderson and Angie Niemela discover a new found friendship. ► Looks like the leaders enjoyed their visit. 136 Leadership Conference Most Likely to Succeed Hall of Fame Loudest lim Majko ak Todd Robertson Jennifer McCalla Best All Around lim Majko ak AnnM.irie Keech Peppiest Pats loin Gardas AnnMarie Keech Friendliest Pie oil Reed lulie Rili y Macho Covergirl Smile loh Klonc lull ne Kobrick Prettiest Eyes ri my I lager •ml ( hristophorson Prettiest Locks Best Dressed Todd Robertson Ricale Woods Best Body )im Majko ak Frin O'Brien Jock Jockette Jim Majko ak Kara Dockry Bashful Blushers Jason Fodstad Amy Bolster Class Clown Joseph Allen l isa Roberts Biggest Partier Chris Prigge AnnMarie Keech (hns Prigge Wanne I owe Joseph Allen I isa Roberts Biggest Bsser lames I lores Megan I laspert Biggest Flirt Joseph Allen Mil hollo I atonville Favorite Teacher Joe Loesch Carol Borne Talent Unlimited Jim Majko ak Andrea Curtis Favorite Hangout Porter Porter Most Desirable Date Chris Prigge Jim Majko ak F.rin O'Brien Hall of fame 137 Joseph Allen: Baseball Cathleen Anderson: Sno Daze Top 5'88 Christopher Anderson: Band, speech, debate, soccer, drum major, Melissa Anderson: Soccer, basketball, yearbook Yvette Azen: Choir Bobby Baker: Basketball Joan Berger: Gymnastics, speech, debate, NHS Amy Bolster: Hockey cheerleader captain, band,soccer Scott Boschee: Student leadership conference Eddie Bruyere: Football, wrestling Leif Carlson: Basketball Carol Christopherson: Drama club, choir, football cheerleader captain, danceline, NHS, yearbook staff Howard Criss: Basketball captain Jacqueline Crosser: Swim team, badminton, band, tennis Andrea Curtis: Soccer captain, danceline, softball, basketball cheerleader, Junior vice-president Kelvin Day: Cross country, track Valencia Day: Prom committee Mark Denardo: Soccer, tennis, math team, bowling team, science team, NHS Kara Dockry: Soccer captain, all conference, basketball captain, student government, senior class secretary, yearbook, NHS Christopher Flemming: Stage crew, newspaper, choir, drama James Flores: Baseball Jason Fodstad: Baseball, hockey captain Tommy Furlow: Track Patricia Gale: Danceline Ricardo Garcia: Debate, soccer, math team Tom Gardas: Soccer, band, campus life, keyclub, NHS, newspaper, stage crew, wrestling Janet Gellerman: Softball, drama, soccer, red gray club Kathleen Graen: Tennis captain, softball, basketball cheerleader, football cheerleader captain, hockey cheerleader-captain Christopher Gustafson: Baseball Anthony Gulyard: Track, basketball, football, prom committee Jeremy Hager: 1987 Homecoming royalty, hockey Christopher Hannusch: Football Megan Haspert: Basketball, soccer, softball, yearbook editor, sr. class vice president, student government Troy Hawkins: Football Sam Hazzard: Football, wrestling, soccer, choir, pep club, newspaper, key club, campus life Michael Hill: Basebal Bradley Howard: Football, weightlifting Jeffrey Iverson: Soccer Craig Jackson: Track, speech, SADD, yearbook Terrell Johnson: Track, basketball captain, 1987 Homecoming king Kimberly Jones: Drama club Tesa Jones: Basketba I Kyle Jorgenson: Ban , baseball, NHS Jolene Kabrick: 198( Homecoming royalt Anthony Katzmarek Wrestling AnnMarie Keech: Soccer, basketball, hockey cheerleader captain, 1985 sno-daze royalty, student government, senior 138 :lass president Bradley Kessler: Hockey, soccer, oaseball, golf D'Ann Keuseman: Softball Paul King: Track john Kloncz: Football captain, all conference hockey, jr. kiwanis Michelle Latenville: Danceline, yearbook, drama, Victoria Laughlin: Volleyball, badminton, NHS Charlese Lewis: Basketball cheerleader, basketball mgr., pep c ub, track Liura Lindberg: Key c ub, softball, NHS, S izanne Lowe: S ccer, basketball A ny Macosek: Soccer, badminton, b.isketball mgr., concert band, ambassador to Israel, NHS lames Majkozak: Hockey captain, baseball, golf, NHS, 1987 Homecoming royalty Paul Marszalek: Soccer, bowling, track, golf, NHS, math team Amy Michael: Soccer, gymnastics, softball Paul Wyles: Basketball Jennifer McCalla: Key club, NHS, student government,gymnastics, volleyball Kathleen McGee: Marching band Albert Ness: Football Angela Niemela: Danceline captain, softball, soccer, NHS, student government, yearbook Angela Nitz: Concert band, math team, softball, NHS, ByeBye Birdie Erin O'Brien: Soccer, basketball cheerleader, student government, junior class president, 1987 homecoming royalty Joshua O'Connor: Hockey Christina Pomerleau: Gymnastics Christopher Prigge: Hockey Plecou Reed: Football, baseball, student government, sno daze king Julie Riley: Soccer, danceline, student government, football cheerleading, homecoming royalty 1987, yearbook, senior banquet committee Todd Robertson: Speech, debate, student government, baseball, band, newspaper James Rouse: Debate, wrestling, pepclub, science olympiad Colleen Sanders: 1987 Homecoming royalty John Saxhaug: Band vice president, student government, NHS secretary, speech, drama Deborah Smith: Choir, pep club Stephanie Smith: school picnic. fundraisers, youth internship program, career beginnings program Michelle Spanjers: Key club, NHS, basketball John Stager: Football, NHS Jody Thomas: Wrestling cheerleading, yearbook editor, track, cross country, volleyball, key club, campus life, debate Dennis Thompson: newspaper Peggy Thomsen: Gray red club Darcy Tieva: Danceline, badminton Kristen Wallerius: Hockey cheerleader, danceline Kenneth Lee Warner: Hockey Marcellus Washington: One act play, grease 139 Adams, Dadone Adams, Eva Adkins, Michael Affeldt, lamie Albrecht, lennifer Allen, loseph R Allen, Rickey Ammoni, Gina C Amos. Precious Anderson, Andrew Anderson, Cathlccn D 29 29 22 29 22 3 115, 126 3 22, 120, 127 22 3 Anderson, Chnslopher J 3, 72, 76, 77, Anderson, Craig Anderson, Derek Anderson, lason 22, 110, 130 29 16,22, 29,65, 127, 128, 134 Anderson, Jennifer Anderson, Karin Anderson, Kim Anderson, Mark Anderson, Melissa K Anderson, Michele Anderson, Mike Anderson, Rachael Anderson, Slaty Anderson, Tammy Anderson, Timothy Armstrong, Heidi Arradondo, Teresa Arrington, Tan M Arthurs, larry Ashfeld, Stephanie Ashfeld, Steven Austin, Kathrina Averyheart, Shonell Azen, Yvette M 39 48, 49, 124. 125 21,22, 125 29, 127 3. 160 132 29 21. 22, 113. 123, 128, 129, 132, 136 39. 77 128 22, 39 120, 126 39 3, 14, 73 29 29 22, 66, 69 39 39 3 B Bachelor, David 118, 131 Bachler, Daniel 39, 128 Bachler, David 29 Bacon, Roberta 39, 75 8aker, Bobby 132 Barber, Andretta 39, 75, 131, 133 Barclay, Tammy 22 Barclay, Theresa 29 Baron, James 22 Barlh, Rodney 55 Bauer, Aric 22 Bauer, Cynthia 39 Bautch, Rosena 29 Baysingcr, Steve I. 3 Beasley, Tom 22 Bedeau, Michelle 39 Beeks, Sa Lesha 29 Beer, Sheila 29 Begin, Glen J 3 Beneke, James 29, 129 Benner, Anne 29 Benson, Roger 77 Beorel, Charles 39 Berg, Jennifer 29 Berger, Joan M 3, 72, 80, 81 Berry, Dariree 29, 75 Berry, Don 29 Beyer, Dina 29 Bmgeman, Jennifer 39 Bfornlund. Shari I 3,77 Black, Demarlo 39 Black, Joyce 49 Blakeborough, Shannon 22 Blankenship, Don 22 Blom, Connie 47, 48,81 Boehler, Anthony 22, %. 112, 126 Boeston, Amy C 3, 134 Bogdanovich, Kristina 29. 122 Boguta, James 39 Bolster, Amy 54, 122, 131, 133 Bonach, Christina 22 Booker, Brian 39 Borne, C 47,49 Bornhuse, Heidi 20, 22 , 73,81, 124, 125 Bornhuse, Shannon 29. 131, 133 Boyd, Jeffrey 22 Boyd, Laura 29 Boyle, Ryan 29 Brache. John 129, 131 Bradley, Ken 29 Bradley. Ossie 22 Bradley, Thyron 39 Brandt, Mary 29, 74, 75 Braziel, Datika 39 Bra iel, Joann 22 Bretto, Su anne 39 Bright. Shane 16,22,127,128 Britten, Eric 39, 77, 134 Brodick. Rachael 132 Brodigan, Brian 70 Brooks. Linda 22 Brousscau, Kelly 30,75 Brown, Charles H 3 Brown, Dontea 39 Brown, Jermaine 30 Brown, Joseph 22 Brown, Lacecia 39 Brown, Shannon 30 Bro owski, Charlene 22, 131, 133 Bruchert, Amy 22 Bruyere, Edmund B 3, 101 Bryant, Christine 39 Bryant, Cynthia 39. 132 Br o owski, Charlene 22 Buckingham, Shcrrilynn 30 Burgess, Larry 133 Burnham, Angela M 3, 64, 65 Burnheart, Brooks 65 Bursell, Amy 30 C Cain, lee 133 Calaway, Felisa 30 Calles, Rodrick 39 Cambell, Mark 39 Campbell, Kelly 30, 127 Campos, Lissctte 22 Carlinc, Paul 70 Carlson, Cassandra 40, 133 Carlson, Kurt W 3 Carlson, Leah 22, 81, 122, 129, 131, 133, 134 Cadton. Jason 40 Carver, Caroline 30 i, 129, 130 Case, Jeff 23 Charolts, Fawnda 129 Chism, Holmes 23, 134 Chokolis, Happy 129 Chor empa, James 30 Christenson, Dan 49 Christenson, Jenny 131 Christianson, Jennifer 40 Christopherson, Carol A , 1 1, 72. 123, 125 , 128, 160 Clark, l enofc 49 Clark, Maurice 23 Coe. Todd 40 Cogswell, Jerolyn 132 Colberg, lustin 131 Cole, Kelly 30 Cole, Michelle 40 Cole, Shelly 75 Coleman, Charles 30 Coleman, Jerome 30 Coleman, Silas 30 Coleman, Tonja 40, 75 Collins, Robyn 30. 125 Combs, Ron 54 Compos, Lrssette 77 Conner, David 22 Conway, Shellie 125 Cook, James 118 Cook, Kathy 49 Cook. Robert 40 Cook, Shalom 40 Cooper, lisa 40 Corwin, Michelle 30 Cosgrove, Russell 30, 129 Cotton, Adrian 40 Counce, Reginald 30 Counce, Tanya 23 Cowan, Allissa 40 Craven, Damon 40 Craven, Onika 30, 1 14, 128, 136 Creighton, Eddie 23, 132 Criss, Howard 132 Curtis, Andrea M 3, 97, 129, 131 D Dahlberg, Kristin 40, 70 Daley, Allison 30,75 Damke, Jeanine C 3, 75, 122, 160 Daniels, Kateri 23, 128, 129 Daniels. Shira 30, 73, 127. 130 Dankers, Allison 74, 75, 79 Davis, Cassie 40 Davis, Michelle 23, 122, 128, 129 Davis, Quina 30 Day. Kelvin J 3, 128 Day. Tameaka 40 Deederick, Michelle 30 Demando, Mark A 3 Demarais. Larry 30. 110, 130 Dempsey. Jamie 40 Demuth, Aimce 40, 77 Demuth, Meghan 40. 77 Denardo, Mark 72 Dent, Cassandra 30 DeRoy, Theresa 30 Detunca, Todd 40 Devenmg, Rob 30 Dillard, Ryan 30 Dockry, Kara C 3, 17. 72, 73, 86, 97, 108, 131, 132 Dockry, Kevin 134 Doliber, Wayne 71 Dominguez, Dave 54, 115, 126 Donovan, Desheam 30 Dornbach, Helen 23. 132, 133 Dosch, Michelle 30 Dotseth, Jim 16. 48, 49, 128 Dovrak, Tez 23 Drake, Jennifer 40 Dudley, Phillis 40 Duke, De mon 40 E Ettrand, Mr 49,65,114, 128, 136 Eckslrom, Jessica 40 Edbert, David 40 Edin, Laurie 20,23,124, 125. 160 Edstrom, Bradley 23, 134 Edwards. Johnny 40 Edwards, Sharon 23 Edwards, Shirelle 30 Eliason, Stephan A 3 Elliott 49 Esters, Eli 31 Exom, Sheridan 7! F Fay, Russell 23 Feeley, J 49 Ferry, Wendi 122 Ficker, Angel 75 Frscus, Matthew 40 Fiscus, Pat 73 Tiske, Tricia 31, 124, 125 Fjer«lad, Crispin 23 Fleming, Chris 74, 75 Flores, Ed 65 Fodstad, Jason 59. 126 Forsgren, Rick 40 140 Forystek, Chad 23 Fossland, Stacy 23. 73, 123, 128 foslad, Jason 134 Foster, A1 31, 49 Foster, Vincent 31 Fountain. Laquesha 23 Franklin, Douglas 31 Freeburg, Ian 40 Freedman, Eric- 31 Fuller, |ohn 23 Furgeson. Mark 40 G iarrett, Jennifer W). 77. 131, 133 3arret 1, Mary 75 iaulke, Jason 41 Gehrig, Amy 23, 55. 73, 81, 128 Getssler, Hultman 41 Geldert, Michael 31. 129 Genoskey, Donald 31. 128 George, John 131, 134 Giles, Maurice 31 Gillen, Sue 128 Gilliard, Deanna 31 Gleason, Jennifer 31 Gomez, Chris 23, 73, 81, 120, 126, 131, 133 Gomez, Tim 23. 160 Gonser, Natascha 41 Gooden, Pamela 41 Gould. Alan 23 Graen, Kathy 113, 122, 123, 128. 134 Grahn. Douglas 41 Granlund, Lynda 41 ( ray, Nigel 77 ( reene, Aron 77 ( rovenburg, Danny 23 ( uelle, Dwain 129 ( ulickson, Candi 41 C jlyard, Byron 41, 129 C ilyard, Eric 23 ( jlyard, Tony 65, 118, 128 C jnderson, Jill 41 C jy, Diana 31 C jy, Jamal 23 H 1 igen, Wendy 31 L iger. Prince Jeremy 13, 65 L iggberg. Erica 23 F lgslrom, Paul 31 L- imilton, Mike 31. 134 H impton, Frescalina 31 H msen, Bruce 160 H mson 49 H inson, Brett 31 Hanson, Jonathan 31 Hanson, Kim 41 Hanson, Mike 2 3, 86. 126, 128, 160 Hanson, Peter 50 Mardye, Sabrina 23 1 farrington, John 23. 77 160 Harris. Kevin 41 Harwood, John 31 Mason. Robin 135 Haspert, Megan 131, 160 Haspert. Molly 21. 24, 68. 123, 125, 128 Hawkins. Timothy 24 Hawkins. Troy 54 Haynes, Gloria V 5 Haz ard. Sam 5. 75. 134 Hee bo. Vicki I 5 Heflin, Fredrick 24 Hennings. Kimberly 24. 69, 113, 122, 123. 128, 129, 134 Henry, Tommy 24 Hershkovitz, Zanita 41 Herskvitz, Tony 126 Hill, Michael J 5. 72. 126 Hill, Tammy 31 Hill, Trinica 24. 128 Hinz, Renee 130, 131 Hodlund, A. 50 Holbert, Christina L S Holland, Danny 55 Holley, Charlita 31 Holley, Jeff 24 Holley, Shanell 24, 132 Hollie. Twyla 24 Hollis, Angie 24 Holmes, Tasha 31 Hooper, Mathew 24, 77 Hosch, John 50, 72 Houghtaling. Breck R S Howard, Bradley E 5 Howard, Marvin 31 Howard, Susan L S Hubbard. Sean 24 Huggins, Joanna 41 Hunton, SekJrick 23 Hurst, Triva 31 I Inman, Tom 24 Iverson, Jeffrey J 5 J Jackson, Craig A 5, 81, 82, 86, 160 Jackson, Crystal J1, 54, 77, 88. 1 31. 133 Jackson, George 31.75. 129 Jackson, |ena 31 Jackson, Joby 31 Jackson, Latonya 31 Jackson, Niko 131. 133 Jacobsen, Michael 31 Jacobson, Chad 135 Jacobson, Mike 127, 134 Jacobson, Richard 50, 118, 128 Jacobwith, Louise 120, 126 Jamos, Bobby 75 Janssen, Rebecca 41, 124, 125 lensen, David R 5. 75 lemon. Andy 115, 126 Jester, Stephen 41 lohanson, Christine 32 Johanson, Mark 32 Johnson 50 Johnson. Dustin 24. 65. 128 Johnson. Leah M 5 Johnson, Mark 32 Johnson. Michele 32 Johnson, Nicole 24. 127 Johnson, Rick 32 Johnson, Sheree 41 Johnson, Sonja I S Johnson, Terrell F5, 1 14, 118, 131, 132 Jones. Bobby Jo 32 Jones. Eric 32. 133 Jones. Eugene 41,81 Jones. Kimberly R 5 Jones, 1 eonard 32. 75, 132, 133 Jones, Lisa L 5 Jones, Nate 24 Jones, Terri 41. 129 Jones, Tesa 75. 132 Jorgenson, Chad 24, 127. 160 Jorgenson, Kyle J 5. 72, 126 Jucick, Tammy 21,24. 128 K Kaari, Tim 24. 1 34 Kabric k, Jolene M 5 Kaiser, Kelly 24. 122, 127 Kamrowski, Julio A 5 Kamrowski, Karen 41 Kat marek, Tony 5. 134 Keech, Ann Marie 6, 13. 73. 122, 134 Keenan, Jesse 32 Kelly, Jamison 41 Kesslen, Bradley 6 Ketchum, farl Keuseman, D Ann M Key, Tina Keys, Rodney Khan, Bunny Killebrew, lamina Kimble, John 128, 129 6. 114, 128 24 32 12, 134 32 41 Kloni . John K 6, 13, 17, 65, 72, 100, 128 Kloni , Michelle 32 Kluwe, Special Education 50 Knaus, lacob 32, 73, 127 Koenigsfeld, Steven 32 Kopper, Lisa 24 Kosloski, Mary SO Kossila, Suzanne K 6 Koslik 50 Kranitz, Chris 24 Krone, Tonya 41 Kruger, Roger 41 Krych, Shannon 32, 131, 133 Kueng, Mr 47, 50 L Lachapelln, leffrey I achapelle. Oamon l ake, |oyce Lang, Sarah I app, Donald, Dr. laramea. laReina Larsen, Kenneth Larsen, Leroy t arson, Kirk Larson, Scott Larson. Traci latenville, Jeffrey I atenville. Michelle I aughlm. Victoria I I awrance. Melanie La or, Leah LeBlanc. leanelte I eBlanc, Renae I e8lanc, Stephen Lee, Chue Lee, I hee Leonard, Joseph I ewandowski. JoAnn 41 134 50, 73 41,59, 73. 125 51 24 24 24, 126, 132 24 41 132 41 6, 125, 160 6, 72, 98, 120, 121, 126, 130 24 24, 125 32, 125, 129 114, 128 41 32 127 41,67 50 Lewis, Armstead 32. 73, 75, 129, 133 Lewis, Chalese K lewis, Clifton Ligneel. David I igneel, Tammy Lind, Joseph I indberg, Laura M lindberg, Matthew 1 oesch, Joe lohn, Robert Lone, Patrick loud, Tenmna I oughridge, Toya Latrice Love, Jamal Lowe, Suzie I owenthal, Annie luce, Dameon I uck, Colleen Lund, Chris Lund, Thomas Lyman, 1 ynette Lynch, Thomas 1 ynn, Arte 6, 132, 133 41 25 129 42. 135 6. 72 42, 129 51 51 42 2S 42. 77 32 65 32, 75 42 73, 108, 132 32, 134 32 25 32 25. 132 M Mac Lennon, Barb 25 Macosek, Amy L 6, 72, 87, 126 Madara, Kyle 42 Majkozak, lames P 6, 13. 17. 126 Malley, Tina 25. 75 Mangen, Garry | 6 Manson, Troy 25 Marshall, Samantha 25 Marston, Shea 132 141 Mars alek, I'.ml | 6, 17, 72. 87. 96 Mrsii h, I iflanie 33 M.iriin, Demifri 118, 111 Muedcking, II Woong 26 Martin, l.im.ihl 25 Mujko aki, Jim 114 Martin, Julia 12.81. Ill Mukkanen, Aaron 26 Martin, WiIIm- 25 Muksiak, Charles 132 Mastnn, Shi'a 111 Mullen. Mark 31 , 127, 129. 115 Mathews, Jifry Mat Ini'll, AhiK.nl Matt, Ryan Matleson, | 'nni(i r 12 M.itii'Min, Wade 25 25 25 , 75. 122, 1 11 25 Myers, Angela N 33 Mayor, Anthony 25 Nalier, Nathan I) 6. 77 M Allister. Rn k 25 Nahors, Willie 26. 65. 101. 128 Mi ( alia, Jennifer A 6, 17, 72, 98, 110 Nelson. Kathy 26 M Carter, Robert J 6 Nelson, Keith 42,81 Mi ( aulcy, Robert Dr. 51.65 Nelson, Monu a 13. 131. Ill M (lain, Jeffrey 42, 77 Nelson. Todd B 7 Mi Coy, lara 42. 75 Nelson, Tony 26 Mi Cnlliv Heather 25 Ness. Allxft D 7 Mi Dermott, Shannon 32 New, Chad 127 Mi Donald, Jim 110, 131 Ngo, Viet 42 Mi Cruder, Deslcphano Mi 1 lenry, Quint y M Morris, Terry Mi Querry, |.m kie Megas, |ohn Meiter. Shanda 42 32 12 75 12,81 25 Niemela. Angela K 7, Niemela, lulu-Nil , Angela 1 Nor den, Dan Nordin. Daniel 114. 124. 125, 128, 116, 160 33. 131. Ill 7, 72. 129 127, 134 33 Mi'lcnda, Nathan 31 Meredith, Iraiy 25 Merkl, Jennifer 25,125 Meyer, 1 red 51 Meyer, Jason 25 Meyer, Paul Ih. 20, 25, (.5, 126, 128, 114 Norgren, Greg Noise h, Daniel Nowlan, Sue o 7. 64, 128 42 26 Meyers, Zat haray 42 O Brien, Inn M 7. 13, 72. 97, 111 Mm hael, Amy K 6. 54 O Brien, Patrk k 51 Mill's, Jason 42, 129 O Connor. Joshua D 7, 114 Milleon, Dimalil W 6 O Donnell, Alice ia 33, 77 Miller, Alon o 25 O Neil, Stoll 33 Miller, Craig 25 Oates, 1 adale 33 Miller, Kurt 6 Oates, 1 owell 26, 128 Miller, Mu hael 42 Oens, Tasha 133 Miller, Monte 114 Oldre. Tina 26, 59, 71, 81. 122, 111, 111. 1 14. 160 Miller, lammy 25 Olson, Chad 26, 87. 114 Miller, Todd 131 Olson, Charcc 136 Miranda, Andy 25 Olson, Denise 26 Mill hell, Brandon 33 Olson, Derek 33 Miti hell. Si oil 33 Olson, Don 42 Mlekoday. Jerry 42 Olson, |iM l K 7 Modie, Tantsha 25 OHon, Mm helle I 7 Moody, Akara 33 Olson, Oerek 114 Moore, 1 awanda 42 Olson, Omar 51 Moore, 1 oren o 64, 128 Olson, Patrii ia 26 Moore, Sandra 33, 67, 73, 127 Olson, Tasha 42 Moore, Shontelle 33 Onnom, Gina 64 Moore, Willis 42 Opsal, Kenneth 42 Morberg, Matt 33 Ordyniec, Donald 33 Mortenson. Sue 51 Orman. Mike 51 Mosek'y, Sidney 25 Ostlunrl, 1 ynn 33. 77 Moses, Shana 42 Ostrander, lisa 33 Moses, Shawna 77, 131 Ottemess, Jon 26, 112 Moss, lohanna 25,88 Overby, John 33, 134 Moss. Tyrone 33, 75 Owens, 1 26 Owens, T.ish.i 33 Raisth, Angela 41 Ramsay, Tammie 41 |—V Randall, Nicole 27 p Ramlular, Stephen 34 Ray, Alfred 128 Pal hill, David 128 Redd. Chauncey 41 Pa|ak. Dan 26. 127 Rei-d, Plecou D 7, 66. 68, 73. 101. Palmer, Nathan 33 128, 160 Relopt' , lisa 14, 77, 131, 133 Partridge, Heidi 26, 124, 125 Patterson, 1 aurarelle 75 Resler, Kevin 14. 114, 115 Resler, lisa 126, 127 Patterson, Nicole 26. 73, 125 1 Rhody, Matthew 43 Paul, Irk lb Rke, David 14. 129, 134 Paylor, Shandru 26 Rke, Sabrina 27 Pearson. Curtis 42 Rkhardson, Dee 34 Petthia, Jean 120. 126, 127 Riley, Julie A 7, 11, 54. 73, 86, 122. Pit kels. Slaty 33 121, 128. 114, 160 Pekos, Maria 42, 77 Rtnglcr. Amy 14. 122 Pelletier, Terry 33 Rinkenberger, Sot ial worker St Penna , Jeff 33,69,129, 134 Riser, Pat A 7, 126 Pennle, Marquetla 42 Rivers, Erika 43, 75 Perez, Maria 71 Roberson, James 34 Perry, lee 26 Roberts, Lisa C 7 Perry, 1 eon 42 Roberts, Marlow 27, 127. 134 Petersen, Theresa 122 Roberts, Terry L 7 Peterson, Danny 26 Robertson. Todd A 7. 72. 77. 80. 81. Peterson, Julie 26. 81. 120, 122. 126 87, 126 Peterson, Michael 26,82 Robinson, Ayanna 34 Peterson, Paul 13, 118, 131. 134 Robinson. Latonya 41 Peterson, Theresa 33. 75 Robinson, Tonisha 41 Phou|irith, Sithisck 42 Rock. Maria 34 Phousirilh, Vongman 26 Rogarski, Jason 43 Pierson, Glenn 26, 128 Ronith. Christopher 43 Pietr ak, Bradley 26, 79 Rot her, Robert 27, 134 Pleese. uthare 134 Rot her, Steve 27 Plese, Zach 33 Rouse. James W 7, 54 Pohannon. Angie 132 Roy, Kam ann 43 Poisson, Deena 42. 75 Rubisc hko, Dan 114. 128 Poland, Eric 26, 112. 126, 128 Ruggles, lessua 34 Polland, Nm helle D 7 Pollard, Anthony 42 c i Pomerleau, Christina C 7 ► Ponder, Evangeline 20. 26. 81 Ponder, Rose M 7,81 Sabraski, Melissa 75 Poole. Preston 26, 88, 118, 128. Ill Satxaski, Tony 27. 127 Poslels, Kari 26, 128 Salone, Miko 27 Powell. Angela 26, 75 Sanders, Brian 43 Powell, D 34 Sanders, Colleen M 8, 1 Powell, Erica 42 Sanvers, Jeff 13C Powell. Felicia 43 Sapa, Brendaann 4? Prentk e. Chanty 43 Sarlxi, John Presler, Jason 43 Salter, Matt 12 Preuss, Angela 43 Saukola, Danny 8. 12( Prigge, Christopher M 7. 13, 114 Saxhaug, John D 8, 72. 77, 81 Puente, Michael 43 Scaiano, Michael 4 Purgress, 1 arry 132 Scaino, David 27 Purkapile. Shirley 27, 113 Schafer, Stacy 27, 10 Purvis, Counselor 51 Stheinost, lames 43 Scheinost, Thomas 34 R Sthendes, Kathryn 27 Schepker, Randy 34 Schissler, Kristina R 8 Race, Mike 129 Schmoll, Dunnell 75 Rademai her, Jeff 34 Scholl, Aimee C 8. 75 142 Scholljegerdes. Dorothy 51 Stewart. Allan J 8, 134 Tucker, Mona 75 White, Monty D 9 Schot, Dirk 43 Stewart, Eric 27 Turbelt, Teresa 44 Wicker, Dave 15,52, 115, 126, 127, Schroder. Wendy 27 Stewart, Shance 44 Turner. Edward 52 128, 134 Schumann, Sahal 27 Stewart, Shawn 27 Turrcntine, Jill 44, 69, 73, 125 Wilkinson, Shawn 45 Schuster, Heidi 43 Stiele, Michele 44 Turrentine, Joel, 128 28 ,64, 127 Williams, Frances A 9 Sciano, David 128 Stinson, Shantelle 44 Tyson, Gabriel 44 Williams, Jayere 44 Scott, Allen 43 Stinson, Shari 27 Tyvwames, Shaton 44 Williams, Joseph 44 Scott, Michelle A 8, 75 Stockman, RaeAnne 35,81, 129 Williams, Karlett 28 Scott, Raina 27 Stohl, Jay 35, 134 u Williams, Maelee C 9. 75. 77 ■colt, Sabrina 27 Stone, Delore 35, 75 Williams. Marie 44, 129. 132 •curry, lames 34. 133 Stone, Richard 35 Williams, Mkhah 45 •efanick. Darlene 27 Strachan, Brad 27. 128. 132 Upham, Michelle I 9 Williams, Mike 28, 58, 128 •eiffert, Dale 27. 77, 11S, 126 Strieker, Richard W 8 Urban, Michelle 44, 130 Williams. Nkole 45, 67 •ell, leremy 27,77 Strom, Derek 35 Utto, Michelle 28,125.129 Williams, Rodney 28, 132 ell. Lisa Kaye 43, 77, 131,133 Sulchu, Roy 44 Williams, Sandra M 9,75 •erena, Carolyn 43 Sustead, James 44 V Williams. T 36 5 el ter loll, Steve 126 Swanson, Waller 52 Williams, Ursula 36 Shaffer, Stacy 133 Szach, Jennifer 44 Willner, Dustine L 9 Shane, Margaret 51 Szczepan'iak, |ared 35 Vannavong Maniphone 35, 127 Winfield, Dennis 132 Shannon, Alexander 118, 131 Vannavong Phonesavanh 44 Shannon, Benito Shannon, Zola 118 43 T VanRyswyk, Gary Vee, Scott 35 44 Winn, laura 36 Shaw, Terry L 8 Vescio, Bo 35 Winn, Mike 28 Shivers, Ken 27. 127 Tacum, Elliette 44 Vierzba, Shawn 129 Wold. Joey 45 Shoberg David P 8 Tate, M 28 Viney, Janet 35 Wood, LaBarbara 36 Shoberg, Linda 34, 75, 130 Taylor, E 44 Viong Mai 45 Woods, latasha 81 Showberg Paula 55 Taylor, Jamale 35. 75 Woods, Rkale I 9, 66, 68. 69, 160 Sibley, Eva 43 Taylor, James 35. 67, 133 w Wooley, Dawn M 9 Sibley, Isaac 34. 7S Taylor, Kathleen 28, 75 Woriman, Scott 36, 127, 129, 135 Sicms, Tara 27,124,125 Taylor, Rochelle 35, 129 Wuollet, Jason 36 Sillers, Loveal 130 Taylor, Terence 44 Walby, ReaDean 28,73, 125, 129 Wynkoop, Heidi 36 Simmons, Alecia 131, 133 Taylor, Teresa 35 Waldorf, Jessica 44, 125 Wyrowski, Ted 52 Simmons, Alesha 43 Thangpin, Khan 24 Waldron, John F 9 Simms, Twyla 126, 127 Thcisen, Dustin 44 Walker, Johnny P 9 Y Simons, Cynthia I 8 Theresa, Lewis 25 Walker, Sherman I 9 S:ms, Darrell 27 Theumarak, Keo 44 Wallace, Tony 35 Ybarra, Domink 5 somphane, Southaphone 43 Thimm, Mike 35 Wallerius, Kristin A 9, 64, 122, 134 4S Sceesick, Trevor 34, 110, 127, 129, Thomas, Dionne 35 Wallerius, Walter F 9 Ybarra, Kristin S 9. 122 130 Thomas, Jody 122, 160 Walton, Angela 44 Yeats, Eric 36, 134 S rede, Mk helle 34, 77 Thomas, Ramsey 44,133 Ward, Barbara 35 Yeats, Kenneth D 9, 72, 87, 126, 134 Surka. Dody 34,89,122,130 Thomas, Richard 52, 134, 135 Ward, Bobbie 126 Young leanne 45 S urka, Popy 34 Thomas, Tondria 35 Ward, Jon 54 S lughter, Damien 27 Thompson, Dennis R 8, 87 Ward, Julia 35,77 z S rdge, Jeanette 27 Thompson, Pearline 35 Ware. Miles 44 S ailh, Chalunyun 43 Thompson, Rebecca 35. 73 Warner. Brian 35.129, 134 S aith, Deborah K 8 Thompson, Tonda 35 Warner, Kenneth L 9 Zacharias, Ronda J 9 S tith, Jocti 34 Thomsen, Peggy I 8, 79 Warner, Lee 134, 135 Zacharis, Gina 36, 122 S lith, Martin 34 Thornton, Rhonda 35,75 Washington, John S2 Zachary, Bronwen 45 S lith, Shatanna 133 Thornton, Taura 75 Washington, Marcellus S 9 Zachory, Marion 36, 129 S lith, Stephanie A 8 Tieva, Darcy R 8, 68, 120, 125, 126 Wassing Joel 44 Zantek, Alissa Zantek, Jessica 28,64, 127 36 175 177 S iith, William 34 Tihlarik. Fred 128 Wassing Rachel 28 Si owberg, Paula 34 Tillman, Michael C 8. 134 Wasut, Timothy 35 S( tin, Barbara 34 Tolak, Chris 28 Watson, Robert 132 S| injers, Michelle L 8 Tolbert, Adam 35 Webster, LaShaia 28, 132 St ames, Carl 27 Townsend, Albertine 28 Webster, Ross 35 St lames, Donlay 27 Townsend, Eric 28 Weiler, Donna K 9 St ck, Dan 34 Townsend, Marcus 35 Welechj, Jeff 28 St ger, John D 8, 72, 128 Trevorrow, Linda 52 Wells, Denise 36, 122 St ger, Wendy 34 Triemert, Jason 44 Welsh, Jeff 128, 135 Stalling, Monica 34 Trombley, Jason 35. 129 Westberg Gladys 52 Steele, Katrina 27,75 Trombley, John 44, 77 Westover, Andy 36 Stefanick, Darlene 125 Trueblood, Kim 131 Wherman, April 44 Stefanick, Nick 44 Truesdale, Richard 28 White, Gerald 36 143 We've been o get her ? u we've been is part, but u matter what, n friend, you re always in . heart. We've shared o u laughter ant we've sharer our tears! We've had ou| moments, an | we've had oun fears. We're al ways together we're meant t be. We're bes of friends, yeah you and me The time i coming that I've so feared. The time is nearing the end of ou school years, knew it wa coming bi t still ask vhy Then I thin you, and I ta: to cry. h steady str an of tears flo in down ro cheeks. I tr ’ say some' in but cai � o 144 Feature i| eak. We have ic morrows and ll ere will always be you ii d me. Nothing in the world could replace ihe best times or my life, the times I spent with you that made our memories. You are my friend. You are my bud. You are the one that I have so ever loved. I cannot explain how I feel inside. and it scares me to th-nk of what I would do if you were to ever Hi-'. On this I'll cl )$e and I ki ow we'll m ike 'er through — W -'ve done it be ore. we al-w ys do. But. I w nt you to kn w that you ar • my best hit nd ever and 1 ill always k ve you! Feature 145 ; Farm Agent k Nelson -Lyndale No! Don’t Drink % This message is brought to John C. Bohanon $ Baker 4149 Lyndale North 529 9647 A.F. 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But how many does megan want?; Kara, are you really as fine as they say you are?; Megan,the Twins beat the Cardinals butts but Minnesota will forgive you.; Julie, Do you remember the paperboy?; Julie, Kristen, Angie, Remember Wisconsin? Taco Biffs? Ha!Ha!Ha!; Julie, Remember Donaldsons? (I doubt it!!); Mellisa, Kara, Julie, Amy, Angie, Thanks for being my friends!!! Wanger; Your on fire!!; We're having fun now!!; Get some loving!; Wanger! Wanger! Wanger!; Dar, Amy B., Kim A., Mollie, Helen, Kristen, Remember running out of gas? That night rules!!! We will have to do it again!; Amy M., I am going to be on t.v.H; Jeremy Hagar thanks for the party's and like that from John and the rest of the party animals; Garry we care for Gare, yeah right, what happened to all those fine babes. Party hardy John; Megan Haspert we all love you;Megan Haspert 6th hour is going to kill you. John;thats ditto for you from Craig J;Garry, Brad, Rick, Russ,Joel, Twins are number one. Re- member this dome run 87-88. All of them Girls, Girls, Girls. John; Danny Ulenkott and Jenny McCalla get a haircut now.;KQ's, They didn't get rid of us we still know who you are! Keep up the partying! Squeech; Julie,Kristen, Angie N., Remember Wisconsin? Remember Taco Biff's? Megan; laverne loves patty 2 by 4; Everyone loves me. Who am I? answer: Carol C.; Robyn what happened on Oct. 30? And with who? Norgren ,Oh Yeah!; Congrats Mademoiselle Anderson and Monsieur Wicker on your wedding. Make sure invite the class of 88 to the party; Dominique et Frederique I'll miss you; Joel, wasn't Jesse's a blast,you were sick and in love with Suzie and I was having fun with J.R. That was 3.2 water joel John; Joel, Julie R. says You just got lucky , John; Garry three strikes and your out! John; Leann It wouldn't fit anyway! J.H.; John K., grab the guns we're goin' to the beach. J.H. 88 ; Hey Poopy face! The D.Q.? Remember M.I.'s?! How about the football previews?! Poopyface 2; Megan, Meg, Thanks for all the fun times we've had. you're a great bud. Julie; KS Crash, oops, who were you looking at? AK; Ookala, Isn't the blond a ditz! Chaka; I $20 I'm proud of U! AK; D Can you keep a secret sor AK; Plecou,how was the si( of my wall? Craig, how w that dog food? love Amy; I Nice fence, can't she clin i out the broom windo' KW+AK; Class of 88, Tl time has come and will gol fast so let's party hardy afr make it last! Annmarie; N i than you're very special me I'll never forget yoj Love D'Ann; Craig, get a rr a haircut! Get a real life with i also! C.J.; Plecou, Fou, Ccu + Pie, Guess what? I'm gom for the record!! Chad J.; Anc right then the fat man knew Keenie, am I done yet? Kiz zy; Josh, Let's go to n) house and get my cat! Yoi tell'em! You tell'em Er n Love those treats!; Wh ?r does Amy enjoy a cigaretf ? Save the caravan, harpo )i the eclam, no!; Lisa Gi ia, Well we're finally SENIO S'. Glad we're still close, er great friends I luv ya! Anj ?i; I'm gonna pee!; Kizzy Ti le hunting 4 oscar, Kennie; n gel, Michelob! Collen; o: exSeducted, Go home, the G.I.O.G hatesyou! p we luv Ya!!; CPJM.JO, ll ad fun GDBD+AG figure it ut you did it once got caugl . Squeech; J. Moss wish much luck in '89. Tari V; Floozie Suzie, llo e 152 The Wall Ya!E.O'B; U.F. D.M. with A.S. E.F. at T.C.F. on the night of the blackout at 4:00 a.m. we were bad boys girls. The summer of 87 !; Kris Jolene, remember CP's parking lot. Collen; Aerobics in the dark-TGLOG; Gina remember the ashtray; Jammin'G-n-Kenny D; Angie + Bean, Remember our Boys of summer Lisa; Angel, Remember shoveling snow?; Bean, Let's watch some commercials, Angel; Melissa, Garfield sheets, Wharf, Free for all, HWY94, Philip, Pee Wee,s playhouse, Hamline, Treats, Moving jawbones. Love, Kara.; Angel, how's )ay Stohl; Felisa loves Paul W.; Tanisha Moore loves Curtis Johnson; Charlita, My best friend in the whole world who's been thru all with me need I say more? Felisa; Lusty Lee, Jam-min'G, Exotic A; The get on gang Graduates; Squeaky, Me and A.J. love you a whole bunch! Take care O.K. Best of friends forever. Cathleen; Trisha, I am so proud to call you my best friend. Can you believe we made it? Well we did! Thanx for all of your support, love ya Cath; To the four happy campers, beep this beep that, beep Tom R's Beeping hat. Julie; KD, MA, KW, and IR, The senior quad, your bud Julie; Kara remember: B J's apartment, Garfield sheets, orange pulp, FFA Hamline, and of PHILIP!. Thanks for the memories Melissa; K, remember: The free for all! (KBJJR). M; Erin, Andrea, leave that hunk alone.; Kathy I'm glad we are still friends, after all these years, let's always keep in touch ALWAYS. Lve ya Trish; Cathleen I'm glad you came back you have helped me through alot I hope we will be friends 4-ever. Love ya Trish; Dristan works wonders; Collen, Remember: Get on your knees and ??, Tina; HOMECOMING 85 room 151. Where's Julie, I haven't seen her have you?; Craig LO rule?, Let's party at Tim's house and then go to dollar Tuesday! Geoff; Jody, Rick, Eddie remember prom eleventh grade? And the light of Eddie's driving? We had an O.K. 4 years. Our senior year was the best. I hope the best for all of your futures! Keep in touch and don't be strangers! Love Je-anine; Attention to the 87-88 yearbook staff you are all a very special group I was happy to get to know you all. Good luck with your futures and god bless you all. Love Jeanine; Tina Amy, Remember all of the great times! Love and the best of friends, Angie; ANGIE NEIMELA, YASE B—-ES!; Amy Julie, How's Zelda? Is really jealous? Why?! Daveffor short); Suzie and Amy, I still laugh when I think of tripping at Porter. Michele; Craig, I mean Chad ... Love the Yearbook Staff; John, Yes, I do remember the paperboy. That was too fun. Julie; Amy, Idon't remember Jeremy's. Michele; AnnMarie Squeech — I'm glad we're still friends. I miss you! I will always remember the good times. We did have a partying summer though! Grad, is near, maybe I'll throw you a PARTY!! Take care my BEST FRIENDS!! Love ya Foss 2 (Stacy); Carol, Remember Campus Carnival down at the U? Megan; Kar, Kristen, Amy, Melissa, The Dome and First Avenue go together always! Hey naked, don't break the key next time! Angie; Who remembers whipped cream and water balloons in the DQ parking lot? Craig; Kristen Michele — When are we gonna go see Brad? He is TOO FINE!! Love ya Jenette; Tari, remember me always. Precious Amos; Robert Watson is a BABE, he has the World's BEST body!! Love ya BY Nicole Bridges; The Wall 153 The Class 154 155 IT'S A BUMMER FOR GUYS WHEN . . . Your little sister has to tell you about the facts of life. You wax your car and the paint falls off. You run for the winning touchdown in the wrong endzone. You try to impress a girl by doing a burn out in your car, and smash into a tree. You take a girl out to an expensive restaurant and realize you left your wallet at home. You get stopped by the cops right in front of your dream girl's house. You praise your girlfriend, saying she's so beautiful, kind, and, sensitive, and she dumps you, saying she's too good for you. 156 Feature IT'S A BUMMER FOR GIRLS WHEN . . . Your mom calls your boyfriend by the wrong name, like your ex-boyfriend's. You take every book but the one you need. Your best friend waits till the end of the day to tell you your skirt is completely see through. You ask your beautician to trim your hair and she “trims off six inches. The best date you had in weeks was with your little brother. You write an anonymous romance letter to a guy and he thinks it's from your best friend. Your boyfriend dumps you for your younger sister. Feature 157 Feature 158 Feature ZZH Specifications — ---- The 1988 Orator is Presented by .. . Editors Photographers Advisor Staff Business Mgr. Jody Thomas, Megan Haspert Craig Jackson, Tim Gomez, Michelle Latenville, John Harrington Bruce Hansen Melissa Anderson, Carol Christopherson, Jeanine Damke, Laurie Edin, Mike Hansen, Chad Jorgenson Angie Niemela, Tina Oldre, Pleacu Reed, Julie Riley, Ricale Woods Kara Dockry The 1988 Orator was published by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. The book was assembled by a staff of 18. Our theme was The Walk of Life . This year's staff used Optima type. Headlines are 24 point, copy is 10 point, captions are 8 point. The book contains 160 pages with 16 in color. The paper is 80 enamel. The cover is custom one color hot foil stamp. Scherling-Pletsch photography supplied film and processing as well as senior class pictures. Camera Art, Inc. supplied underclassmen and faculty photographs. 160 Specifications