Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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PAR-0 Hl-y Row I: Mr. Pearson. Charles Howard. Gave Carlston, Walt Ellingston, Dick Schillingcr. Don Meter. Row 2: Bill Baak, Cliff Reiher, Jerry Johnson, Roger Christ-gau, Kirk Mark, Bob Pratschcr. John Knauff, Don Sandberg. Eleventh ond twelfth grade boys comprise a group called Par-0 Hi-Y, which is sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. Their activities this year included send-ng money to F. O. B. (children in Europe), helping to sell Christmas trees at a Y’s men's lot. and having a lot of fun at a scavenger hunt with the Blue Tri Telroes. CEC AND ALTANAS Hl-Y Sow I; George Jackish. Fred Hansen. Bill McDanield. Bob Simpson. Jim Pearson, erme Blumc. Eugene Johnson. Roddy Norm's, Ronold Shirk, Howard Swenson, now 2: Tom Aldritt. Dick Westenburg, JC y McGill, Bob Berg. Dale Braddock, Harry Santrizot, Paul Ehrlich. Wally Gager, Newton Bowers. Charles lipp. Row 3: Pete Norum Jim Jordan. Bill Rawlings, Rodney Hersom. Bob Segal John Myers, - orman Nclscn. Mark Nelson. James Van w' klc. Dick Adams. LATIN CLUB • Row I: Audrey Waller. Lucctta Wood. Margaret Miller, Lois Day, Cynthia Grey. Mcrilyn Culver. Row 2: Robert Fusa»o, ’revor Owen, Pat Shonnon, Don Meter, David Reik, Howard Hclwig. Marilyn Evans. Row 3: Miss Martin, fed Storlie, Urban Plain, Doug Spencer. Nancy Eng-strom, Dolly Chichester, Janet Olson, Helen McNulty. Joan Fjeldstad. Sodalitas Latina meets once a month to travel back to Ancient Rome and review the customs of the Latins under the able supervision of Miss Martin. CEC and Altanas are two of the most active Hi-Y groups in the school. They arc both made up of junior boys. The two organizations have been very busy this year. The CEC had a picnic. a sleighride. paper sale, ond a toboggan party. Altanas collected clothing, sponsored a donee. furnished boy speakers for worthwhile campaigns, and hod a paper sale.

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Vigilantes Clem had little time to spend in organizations, and even if he had had the time it was doubtful if there would be a sroup to suit his interests. He might join a Vigilante chapter or a miners' association. The western women could join sewing circles or temperance movements. Jack is more fortunate. He has his choice of numerous fine groups: Latin Club, Christian Fellowship, Hi-Y groups, lunchroom monitors, V.A.C., and many others. In these organizations he has the opportunity to meet people and make new friends. These groups give him the chance to improve his personality. Jack s sister may join Blue or Silver Tri, G.A.A., or serve as a library and office helper. These organizations help the school to mold the students into good leaders and make them better citizens of their community. L 24]

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BLUE TRI Junior and senior girls, who have an active interest in helping others and in learning how to get along with all groups of people, meet every other Monday night under the title of 8luc Tri. This year the girls gave an Easter basket to an underprivileged family, sponsored a dance at the V , and had a roller skating party. Some girls assisted at the Pillsbury Settlement House by reading to small boys and girls. The Blue Tri girls feel that this orgonirotion has helped them to understand others and overcome all prejudices. 8LUE TRI CABINET—Row I: Connie Dondorc, Marianne Crurcn, Patty Nelson. Row 2: Ann ledserwood. Joonic Hogan, Catherine Remington. Janet Olson. Anne Strawn. Row 3: Jean Becker, Lois Vaughn. Miss Korista Miss Mignon, Kay Kingsley, Sue lebeck, Barbara Lee. Row I: Margie Pearson. Jeanne Macscr, Oclorcs Whitworth, Barbara Corwinnc. Carole Busch, Ma lenc Shaw, Carol Rassmussen, Merilyn Culvc . Row 2: Terry Kruse, Joan Erickson, Marian Fin Betty Kane, Cynthia Furbcr. Finettc Love, Jeanne Palmer. Lois Arnott. Row 3: Pat Bcha. Pat Whit lock, Nancy Curridcn. Delores Hill, Florence Young, Mcuy Alice Hall, Mary Nelson, Sue Simp son, Carolyn McDanield, Donna Dostal. Joan Kingston. Row I: Simajcon Berman Janet Wcrncss. An Reichert. Susan Jobes, Jill Turner, Pat 8orchart Potty Christianson. Row 2: Nancy Pringle. None. Griffith, Janice Walker Nancy Leer, Donna Olsor Roberta Williamson, Peggy Young, Corol Sorer son. Row 3: Rito Marker. Betty Reid, ConmV Dondorc, Joan Mills, Sue McCord Catherine Buckles, Beverly Dicfcndorf, Gail Wolfson, Ko Kingsley. Sue Lebeck. Row I: Judy Barker Carolyn 81 icker, Donna Paul sen, Carol Ewald, Joenic Hogan, Ann Ledgcrwooo Alice Tanner. Row 2: Joanie Olson, Catherine Rcm ington, Damaris Hofcr, Jane Olson. Lilly Thomp sen, Anne Strawn. Lois Vaughn, Marilyn Evans Row 3: Joan Fjctdstad. Jackie Loos. Jeanne 8eck cr, Janet Olson, Patty Nelson. Marianne Cruicr Sue Woodward, Janet Leach, Kav Anackcr. Bar bara Lee. Row I: Shirley Skarfcit, Nancy Pannkuk, Cato Moses, Marliyn Volk, Twyla Johnson. Leila Frappia Janet McKee. Row 2: Gloria Johlfs. Carolyn Spca' Sally Travis, Nadine Hofcr, Pat Rorclle. Barbara Hagbctg, Pat Pfeiffer, Betty Wilson. Row 3: Mary Lockrcm, Nancy Hawkins, Karen Gilbert, Amy Wampler, Marilyn Munson. LaVcrne Frank, Mario-Grrcskowiak, Mary K'ucger. Joanne Bader. : ]