Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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RADIO WORK8HOP I I I I I ! i i E « « I I I I I I I I I I i Top Ro : Grace Loo tetter, Jean Harris, Donna 8ampson, Marcella Montgomery Middle Roe: Dave ABldon, Jeanne Herbacek, Margaret fiushnell, Jean Mlk-ke Is on, Jasper Fowler Front Row: Jack Kelly, Wayne Hleld, Her-mlnl Elzea, Sam I'nschuld RADIO WORKSHOP The Radio Workshop Is an organization that has added such to school prestige throughout this past year. Under the able direction of Madeline 8. Long, the group has appeared over leading Minneapolis stations In features such as sports broadoasts, scenes from Shakespeare, and original scripts written by the students themselves. if Setting V. A. C. Setting up microphones, showing motion pictures, and regulating the Public Address System were but three of the duties of the Visual Audio Crew. They have been directed by Mr. Harry Pulver. With three boys working every hour, a total staff of 18 renders this valuable service to the school dally. V. A. C. Dick Holmes Pres ident Back Row: Van Alwln, Frank Chase, Donn Leussler, Jerry Klmm, Dick Lambert, Dick Prock, A1 Op-sahl, Lawrence Dewey Middle Row: Charles Bates, Richard Carlson, Ronald Craig, Ralph Van Dyke, Bill Kundy, Alan Mao-Ilroy Front Row: Tom Bamford, Richard Holmes, Bob Buckley, Mr. Pulver, Jim Merrill, Dick Olson

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STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Bob Stone Presldent Fourth Row: Paul Lathes, Joanne Peterson, Claire Me Kevin, Marilyn Kaiser Third Row: Jean Caspbe 11, Marshall Bartlett, Ray Olson, John Lucas, Phil Nelson, George Van Ornus, Martha Way Second Row: Patty Hill, Betty Ollles, Dorothy Brace, Betty Mac Gllllvray, Herb Betts, Rodney Mitchell Front How: Jean Dixon, Bob Nelson, Bob Stone, Wally Klelnstuber, Carolyn Erlksen The governing body of the school, the Student Council, Is an or-ganlratlon which Is representative of the entire student body. Such problems as auditorium discipline, school festivities, and selection of school colors and nicknames, are typical of the services which have been rendered by this group. ★ HOME RuOM PRESIDENTS An example of democracy is exhibited In the hose room where the president Is the principal officer. Around him centers the majority of the hose room activities such as business meetings, reading of notices, and handling of finances. HOMP ROOM PRESIDENTS Top Row: Connie Altman, Marilyn Erickson, Lorraine Mann, Meta Blom, Jsck Smith, Clayton Brace, Jane Nelson, John Childs Middle Row: Dick Llnqulst, Ray Hatting, Dick Peterson, Don Ward, Bill McClellan Harry Murphy, Walt Wilder, Bob Smith Front Row: Marcia Seldesan, Jean Campbell, Dorothy Brace, Joe Feldman, Bob Goughnour, Doug Miller, Jim Klst

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BOOK CUB Bob Baton PimUisI Back 1m. Bob S M«I, Virginia Kannady, Jana I Andaraon. Pal Battaa, Kathlaan Valab. I»h1m Hickaraan. Marilyn Hodbarg. Joanna Ouartin. Arlys Cal . Shalla bran, Alla Saith, Kathlaan Stanwood. Virginia Catan, Kloanar Lincoln. Al!«« 01 a lad. David Laurio Third taai Pail y Andaraan. Dorothy McQuaao. Bo-aarly Orooaall. Pat Mlllol, Marilyn Linda!ran. Edna Marla Burrlll. Lola Car no I I ua , Iraaatlna Boarg, Bally McClllivray. Kara Jana Link. Dorothy Braea. BulhOlll, Barbara Ann Taylor, pat Hagaan. Bavarly Broback Sac and Kao: Joanna Notion, Aliaon Murch, Allan Jacob on. Batty Landkaaar. Edauad Taylor, Bob Eaton, Barbara Butlar. Miaa Bjomaon, Mary La Xoaatar. Murlol XIingalhuta. Mar lay Vial. Poggy Aharn. B r ly Luckaan. Joann Bard Front Boo: Bob Nlalaoo. Jan PorlieN Nary Butch-in on. Elaina Van Baanan. Donn Lauaa-1 a r, Marahall Bartlatt. Prlacllla Mallaaa. Karl Kaufaan. Bob Llcaakl. Dorothy Battin, Koala Eranor. Joann BOOK CLUB Under Miss BJornaon's enthusleatlo direction 70 students signed up for the Book Club. Although the club's progran Includes a plan for Increasing personal libraries, Its prlaary purpose Is to widen reading horizons through acquainting Bashers with the latest books. CHOIR Sal tar Kl inat Ub«r Pr ald nt ★ CHOIR Entering the first oontest since Its organization, Southwest's choir, under the direction of Mr. Lyn Robb, case out on top with an A rating. Their nuaber, Cherub 1b Song , by Peter D. Tkach, was beautifully presented. Their accoapllshsents are particularly noteworthy when It is reseabered that aany of the singers had had no previous choral work. Back In: Frank Tupa, Donald Hopper, Ronald Kauf-•an, Rod Ringblooa. Paul Frlodaan. Moa r Cornaliua, Kannath Pataraon. Caaaran Tic . Walter Kl inat ub r. Fay Olaon. Job a By , Don Ringhaa. Jim Pr bal, Douglaa DUaoo, Eug n Hopper. Dick HaIvsraon, Bill Rauch Third Ro r: Pat Hadland, Lola Jackson. Sylvio V t raon. Shirlay D a, Jan I Ry . Virginia Black. Margaret Sllf r, Varnic Banaon. Virginia Croaa, Mary Boran. a Madias. Mariori Me Nabb. Susanna Klrnan, Joan Boa . Donna Ala r Second Rev: Kathlaan Vh l r. La Varna Janaan. Batty Mick I ion, Paula L«ck. Batty Inghaa. Suaan Kanian. Bavarly C ha nay. Elvaia Fautach. Jan Parlich. Bay W|g-g rta. Ilaaaa Sagas, Luelll Cood«at r. Elkina Paul. B v rly Durrin Front Row: Onn Brown, Bob Coaaar. Kan Mora . Wit-11aa Liltlaiohn. Bartil Ahlerona. Has.) Uaki, Mari Carlaon. Mr. Roaa. Louis Orm f. Mar id th Blok . Clayton Braea, Joa Fahr, P t r Battan. Too Richards. Uland Holaaa. Jack Sbaraan