Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Senior Awards Clarke Jenkins . . Valcdktorian Kathleen Chrktgau . . Salutatorian Barbara Beall . . Valcdktorian lames Wackerbarth .. Valcdktorian American Legion American Ixpon Auxiliary Ri«c Reese................. Son ot American Revolution Star Journal Science Award ............. Jamo Wackerbarth Barbara Beall Marion Kinj . . .Eugene Warren . Clarke Jenkins Earl Adams Honor Roll Barbara Beall Clarice Jenkins lame Wackerbarth Kathleen ('.hrktgau Alberta Bushnell Robert Brett Ruth VanDusen Dorothy Rcm|iel Marion King Barbara Murch Dorothy Bush (tail Johnson Ians Perschmann Be tty Bullhorn Jla dale de junta de 194-5 Thi mi.mm.ks of the June l‘ 45 class led their respon-sihility for rebuilding the world after this war. and that America will he the place in which to start these activities. Therefore, they have chosen as their theme “America We Build. This theme was carried out in both Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. The class play, “You’d Be Surprised, featured Barbara Beall. Don Baird, and Evelyn Stone in the lead roles. The proceeds from the production were put in a fund for the class memorial, a sky blue curtain for the stage. The banquet with its Spanish setting and the class day at Glen wood will Ik- long remembered. Boys whose pictures do not appear because they entered the service and have finished the courses there arc: James Collins, Richard Hall, Robert King, Robert Marwin, Robert Tyler, and Robert Woods. Class Officers front Row: lu i Perschmann. secretary; Marion King, serjeant-at-arms: Eugene Warren, sergcant-at-arim. . . Srrond Row: Bob Brett, treasurer; Evelyn Stone, vke-previdrnt: Don Baird, president. IS

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 Earl Adams. Chemistry i natural knowledge to him. President of Chemistry Club. Now in service. . . Marvicc Ar-chambo. A girl with a golden voice. Baccalaureate. . . Donald Baird. He’s our president; that means he's tops. Class Play Committee Chairman. Class President, I2B Treasurer, Class Play. . . Patricia Baird. With the stroke of a master. Cap and !«wn. Betty Ballhorn. Her heart's in the sky. Class Play, Blue Tri. Class Play. . . Joan Barker. A laugh of distinction. Baccalaureate, Choir. . . Barbara Beall. She has gifted vocal chords. Class Play, Student Council, Vice-president of Blue Tri, Saga. Arrow Staff, (,)uill and Scroll, Chemistry Club. Class Play, Debate. . . Frances Ber-geson. She walks t » the tune of church bells. Cap and Gown. Gloria Bing. Art is relaxation to her. Social, Blue Tri, Saga. . . Mary Bliskun. Dependable and courteous worker. Baccalaureate, Blue Tri, Chemistry Club. . . Earl Blomhrrg. He's right at home on a bascbjll field. Social. . . Jackie Bocse. She’s so calm. Commencement, Blue Tri, Saga, ('lavs Play. Robert Brett. He's friendly and considerate on ex cry occasion. Budget Chairman, Class Treasurer, Arrow Staff, Quill and Scroll, Class Play, Annual Staff. . . Dorothy Bush. Semper FidclU; faithful forever. Banquet, 12B Sergeant-at-Arms, Blue Tri, Saga. Class Play. . . Alberta Bushncll. She is jn artist by instinct.” Baccalaureate Chairman, Annual Staff, Blue Tri... Richard Bylund. Anchors A weigh. Eileen Carlson. Arthur Murray has nothing on her. Memorial Chairman, Choir. . . Kathleen Christgau. Pleasingly intellectual. Commencement, Vicc-Prcsi dent of Blue Tri, Arrow Staff, Quill and Scroll. . . Donald Coleman. Over the waves. . . Eugene Connolly. Quiet, »tu dious; always in on the fun. Banquet, Student Council. ♦ Thomas Copeland. That wavy hair! Banquet. . . Joyce Cunning. She has a knack for good expression.” Class Day, Blue Tri. Saga. Arrow Staff, Radio and Speech Club, Cheer Leader, Class Play. . . Dolores Digglcs. Something about her so appealing. Banquet. Blue Tri. . . Betty Dixon. The senior fashion plate. Banquet, Blue Tri. 19