Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

fn nn iri 7 £e 1951 TiJaaiatcuUasi PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL Minneapolis 10, Minnesota We dedicate this, our 1951 Wagistanian, to the able and working hands of the students and faculty of Southwest High School. MHC CL- TnU2. HANDS Hands can do amazing things; They can roll away a stone; Life the heavy heart like wings; Pluck the tyrant from his throne. Young and old hands, when they touch, Compass infancy and age, Setting all that life may clutch Down like pictures on a page. Hands hold trust and tenderness They can build a house that stands; Clasped in prayer, they also bless The hallowed house not built with hands. —Joseph Auslander CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION page 3 UNDERCLASSMEN .. .............. • •,. • •• . page 9 athuexi ... • , «.,.«• • • , .. «•• page 17 ORGANIZATIONS' V. . . u on 0 a. 33 ACTIVITIES page 45 SENIORS page 57 To Members of the 1951 Graduating Class: High school commencement! It seemed so far away when you entered Southwest four short years ago. Those years have passed very quickly and you have in the meantime grown from boys and girls to young men and women. Another lap in the relay of life has been run. Has your high school training given you the advantage you need for the laps that lie ahead? You have dedicated your 1951 Wagistanian to the able and working hands of the students and faculty of Southwest High School. Have you acquired the habit of applying your HANDS to the everyday tasks as they are faced? We sincerely hope so and we wish for each and all the best of success. May your HANDS always find strength to carry out high ambitions and noble purposes. R. H. CLASSON MR. ALBERT L. HALLEY Position: Assistant to Principal, Mathematics teacher Activities: Track and Cross Country coach, S Club advisor ■ FACULTY COUNCIL Row I: Mrs. Boylan, Mr. Ciasson, Mrs. Grady. Row 2: Mr. Inglcbrct, Mr. Adorn, Mr. Wohlford, Mrs. Hostings. C53 WILLIAM ADAM Position: World History, Physical Education. Activities: Basketball and baseball coach, assistant football coach, Christian Fellowship Advisor. MRS. ELINOR BOVLAN Position: English, Physical Education. Activities: Auditorium chairman, Building Committee. G.A.A., Spring Revue. MISS ANN BRINLfcy Position: Girls' Counselor, Physical Education, Activities: Building Committee, Curriculum Committee. Awards Committee. OSCAR B. DAHLE Position: Director of Music. MRS. KATE GRADY Position: Home Economics. Activities: Red Cross. Building Committee. HAROLD J. GREGORy Position: Commercial. Speech. Activities: Spring Revue. Class Play. Stage Force. Auditorium. Building Committee, Guidance Committee. ROyAL P. GUETZLOE Position: Biology Activities: Athletic Manager. EVAN L. HAAHEIM Position: Modern Problems, English. Activities: Student Council. Tennis coach. MRS. LILLIAN A. HASTINGS Position: Arts and Crafts Activities: Display Case, Bulletin Boards. Poster Publicity. MISS IRENE HOLMBERG Position: Algebra Activities: Lost and Found, Banking, MiSS SEVERENA HOLMBERG Position: Business Education Department. Chairman Commercial Department. FRANK S. INGLEBRET Position: Science. Driver Training Activities: Debate and Declamation coaching. MRS. EVELYN JORDAN Position: English Activities: Lunchroom MISS FRANCES MARTIN Position: Common Learnings Activities: Guidance Committee MISS LILLIAN NELSON Position: French. English. Chairman Foreign Language Department Activities: Annual advisor MISS RUTH NORDQUIST Position: Spanish CARL E. PEARSON Position: Physics. Chemistry Activities: Hi-Y odvisor RUDOLF E. PEDERSEN Position: Geometry. Physical Education Activities: Swimming and Golf coach MRS. VIOLET BRANDHORST Position: Visiting Teacher Activities: Guidance Committee STANFORD C. STRAND Position: Modern Problems Activities: B Squad football JEROME W. SULLIVAN Position: Wood Shop, Metal Shop Activities: Football coach MISS MARY LOU WALKUP Position: Librorian Activities: Blue Tr. advisor. Choir mother HERBERT V. WARNER Position: Boys' Counselor. Modern Problems Activities: Hi-Y advisor. Guidance Committee MISS JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Position: English. Latin Activities: Junior Red Cross C7] CHARLES A. WOHLFORD Portion: United States History, Driver Training Activities: Athletic equipment manager, Guidance Committee PAUL R. WOHLFORD Position: Industrial Arts Act'vitics: Audio-Visual. Building Committee, School printing nurse kitchen staff Miss Mehl Mrs. Lindahl, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Fredrickson. Mrs. Wodtke OFFICE CLERKS JANITORIAL STAFF Miss Loretta Plass, Mrs. Patricia Benjamin, Miss Row I: Mrs. MeGraw, Mr. Cobs Mr. Hart. Mr. Bohlman. Elaine Brandanger Row 2: Mr. Mansen, Mr. Milowsky. [8] asm FRESHMEN Mary Ackerman David Albert Barbara Anderson Katherine Anderson Melvin Andrew Joyce Ann Arrenholi Fdwa-d Bader Fredrick Same Robert Barne Sandra Bayerle Walter Beilin Alice Benjamin Sandra Berman Richard BjorVlund William Borovtky Laureta Brown Lawrence 8rown Ronald Brown Marcia Burrrll Bobby Butted Jerry Buiyn Jean Caaieui Patricia Cavcrly Bruce Chrane Robert Christianson Richard Chrittian Harri Christie Arxell Cook John Cook Sharon Currier Robert Devoy Benjamin Drake Richard Duabury David Ellison Orda Engebrctson Richard Engel Marly Erickson Janet Ersin Jcnine Ersin Paula Ewald George Fisher Beverly Fleming Barbara Frankc Priscilla Fridlund Rhea Gats Manan Gottlieb Patricia Granqulst Marlene Grimes James Gumlngo Sherry Lee Hackett David Halgren Patricia Hall Sandra Hammer Elaine Harder Joy Haroldson Sandra Harrison Earl Hawk Gary Hektner Charles Henry Phillip Hooper Karen Howard Patricia Huggins Robert Hult Charlotte Janovcc Craig Jenson Cyntnis Jenson Sheila Jenson Barbara Lee Johnson Leo Johnson Vandcn Johnson Gwendolyn Jones Janette Jost Patricia Karutit Paul Katter James Kelly Scott Kennison Lawrence Krcmers Judith Kronlck Patricia Kulp James Lathrum CIO] FRESHMEN Carolce Lewis James Lewis Aloynut Licktcig Rossctta Liljenquist William Mack Marilyn Macser Robert Martin Tom McDonald Sally McGuire Stuart McLeod Donald McLcland Jerry McNcal Diane Meyer David Moore Susan Murray Roland Nelton John Newkirk Marilyn Nielson John Norum Marian Nye Carol May Olson Nancy Ost Norma Ost Russell Ostrom Donald Ottenweller Marlene Palmer Carol Ann Peakcr Janet Perrin Joan Perrin Joy Peterson Louis Pfeifer Roy Pulvermacher Grace Rank Sheldon Roscnblum Gail Russell Sybil Sanders Leslie Scott Peter Sheehan William Silverman Herbert Sledx Juliana Smith Arlene Spence Gary Stone Edward Studcr Ann Sullivan Janice Teachworth James Thomas Janet Thomas John Thomas Wayne Vander Vort Nancy Van Hcrcke Fredrick Wagner Robert Walters Thomas Warner Nancy Watson Marilyn Welde Colgcr Wentworth Dale Wheeler Claudccn White David White John Wing William Witta George Wooldridge Everett Wormwood Richard Zellc CM] SOPHOMORES Patricia Aanes Judy Alford Robert Anderson Mary Lou Arnott Joyce Bell Geraldine Benson Oonald Berg Harriet Bcrgcson Diane Betts Robert Birch Lois Bishop James Bittner Priscilla Blanch Maricarol Bint Gary 8lumer Ann Bonhus Barbara Borchart David Bowers Arlyn Broberg Ivar 8rothcn Rolf Brothen Richard Bruns Donna Marie Bunce Margaret Burke Nancy Burrill Howard Cammack Caroline Carlson Gwen Carlson Jean Carlson Lynn Carroll Richard Charleston Nancy Ann Christiansen Marilyn Chnstc Kenneth Clark Mary Clark Terrill Clark Edward Colburn Jack Crimmlns Diana Daniel James Davenport Robert Diamond Thomas Dietz John Donnelly Darrell Dugdalc William Erlcr Darrel Erwin James Fallow Dennis Fleming Thomas Green Walter Grucnbcrg Barbara Hall Richard Hall Sharon Hall Thomas Hall John Hamilton Sheldon Hammer Guy Hathaway Barbara Hcdrcn Baibara Heller Richard Helwig John Hill Shirley Hoit Connctte Immel James Jacobson Evelyn Johnson Gail Johnson Larry Johnson Ruth Judson Tom Kassimir Wilson Katter Donald Kingston Nancy Knauff Paul Kuncrt Richard LaSell Garnet Lee Marjorie Lee Richard Lee William Lender Joan Lewis Carol Lind C 12 ] SOPHOMORES o aa Fred Lorens John Macgowan Mary Machula Jim Mack Robert Mack Arlene Mackie Judith Mdtnie Paul Mattion Richard Mattson Alan McGee Nancy McGuire Janet Mikelson Florcllc Miller Gordon Miller Lawrence Miller Pat Moore Ann Morgan Judy Nelson Malcolm Nicholson Mary O’Oonnel Robert Olson William Olson Barbara Olstad Edwin Orncr Carol Overby Peter Passolt Judith Peabody Richard Peterson Muriel Plantin Judith Pratt Janet Reed John Reichert David Rcmmmgton Helen Ripley Alan Robinson Susan Robinson Kenlcy Rvkke'’ Eleanor Sandberg Evelyn Scheftcl Richard Schilburr Charles Schroader Sally Schwartz Gloria Senn Keith Senn Sheldon Silver Janet Sirpless Charles Sklar Nancy Sparks Mark Stearns Larry Stotts Thomas Striker Robert Suderberg Gal I Sullwold Dwight Sundeen Marjorie Swanson John Tcachworth George Terp Steven Thomas Paul Thompson Don Thorkildson Josephine Trainor John Travis James Trucker Eleanor Vaill Phyllis Vander Vort George Van Duscn Janet Wasley Duncan Watson Thomas Wendland Gail White Walter Winterowd Wayne Witte c Ihleen Wold Harry Young Jerome Young JUNIORS Bid Abbott Ames Anderson Mary Anderson Gordon 8arlast Mary Ann Barlindhaug Connie Barnet Beverly Battle Elinor Bccdcc Billy Beggt Elaine Benton Gretchcn Bichcl Roger Btllett Anne Billingsley Jim Blanchard David Blood Ralph Borieth Carl Bredt Heim Brettschncidcr Jean Brown Tom Brownell Bill Burkhart John Buyt Barbara Brunkow Jane Buckles Ranny Byett John Campbell Marlyt Carlton Mary Ann Chadwick John Chase David Chatterton John Chntiau Wayne Clatton Roland Cole Mary Comstock Curtit Conrad Paula Cranston Donald Dennison Gcorgiannc Dicton Delores Dindmger Paul Eddy Raymond Emerson Donna Erickson John Ettner Clark Ewald William Fowler Robert Futaro Jim Gaintlcy Connie Gamegard Raymond Gates Barbara Gaut Robert Gerlieher Ellen Gould Cynthia Gray Carolce Hamilton Carlene Hanson Harry Harrison Pat Hazle Gregory Hcimarck George Huton Thomas Hughes George Jacobsen Hazel James Marilyn Jensen Charles Jesten Nancy Jobes Carol Johnson Daryl Johnson Phillip Johnson Nancy Jones Mary J. Keeler Tom Kent Barton Kersteter Helen King Kitty Kliever Sally Kmieciak Jerry Koch John Krcidlcr Carol Kunz Edward Kurtz Mike Lacy [HD JUNIORS Donna Lagono Tom LaMottc Nancy Lea Ann Lcbeck Carolyn Ledgerwood Mardclle lindborg Thomas Lockhart Bob Lockrcm Arden Lommen Betty Lowery Romte Lundquut Julie MacElwec Joan Magowan Duane Mackic Gerald Marker Nancy McAdamt Jerry McCombs Barrie McDonald Michael McDonald Nancy MeGarvey Marilyn McGee Ruucf McGillivray Bob Meredith Marlene Merrick Grctchcn Miclc George Miller David Mill Arlene Mocn David Moline Carl Moore Margaret Moore Donald Moran Sharon Morrow Virgnia Murtfeldt Natalie Nath Richard Nogglc Sandra Norton Richard Olton John Otberg Zoc Ottenwellcr Douglat Pearson Howard Retenon Ralph Petenon Ronald Peterton Mary Pfeifer Donald Picrton Richard Piotrascnkc Nancy Preston Ray Preston Ira Pnetman Peter Pritchard Arlene Ramey Dave Richards Walter Richter Bob Ritchie Oclano Ritchie Richard Roycc Charles Ryan Daniel Schucttc Ann Schoclkopf Susan Scott Carol Scribner Mary Sheehan Stephen Silverman Clco Sinks Cora Smith Eloitc Stanwood Delores Steward John Storlie Dennis Sullivan Bob Tclandcr Patty Theiton Donna Thom Philip Walter James Weber John Werner Mark Wells Bruce White Shirley Whitworth JoAnne Williams [15] JUNIORS Anne Wilson Mary Young Melvin young Larry Zellc Cyrano M. C.'s Senior Soap Opera Fans The Dutch Influence [16] Chattanooga Shoe Shine Girl FOOTBALL Row I, Left to Right: Bob Meredith, Mario Santrlzoi. Bob Armstrong Jerry McComb . Clint Andrus, captain; Del Ritchie, Don Dennuon Denny Allcrt. Dick Meredith. Tom Kassmir. Row 2: Clark Ewald. Dick Bruns. Melvin young, Carl Moore. Ho'ry Harrison, Don Moeller, Don Berg Bob lockrem. Jack Campbell, Dick Arrcnholz. Dave Mills. Row 3: Larry Apolegren, Bob Hotvet, John Donnelly, Ray Emerson. George Terp. Corl oredt Denny Sullivan, John Hamilton, Walt Richter, Bill Burkhart. John Chnstgeu, Manager. Coaches Adam and Sullivan Game Results: Southwest. 19 Southwest. . .. 14 Southwest. . .. o Southwest. 7 Southwest. 13 Southwest. . . 13 Southwest 20 Southwest ... 25 North ... 0 Vocational . .. 0 South . ... 13 West . 19 Edison 12 Roosevelt ... 7 Henry . ... 13 Washburn ...26 A young and inexperienced squad composed mainly of juniors was the surprise of the city conference as they turned in a better season record than any previous Southwest grid team. The Indians won the first opening game in school history as they blanked a favored North eleven by a 19 to 0 margin. Continuing their dominance over Vocational, the gridders powered their way to a we'l earned triumph. 14 to 0. In the next contest the Indians, playing in frigid weather and under the lights of Nicollet Park, were held scoreless. 13 to 0 by South. Playing without Paul Eddy, the gridsters suffered their second consecutive defeat at the hands of a strong West squad. 19 to 7. Southwest opened another chapter in their success story as they came back to edge out Edison 13 to 12 in the Homecoming Game. The Indians ruined Roosevelt s homecoming by upsetting the Teds. 13 to 7. A highly inspired and keyed up team produced the greatest upset of the city race in dashing away almost all hopes of a Henry championship. by a 20 to 13 count. In the season s finale, winless Washburn outpointed our boys in a high scoring affair. 26 to 25. Clint Andrus, our fine captain, was honored by being selected as all city tackle and was picked most valuable player in the league. Clint was one of the hardest working gridders in city circles, playing both offense and defense besides calling signals and doing all the kicking. Bob Meredith, who led the league in scoring with 60 points, was placed on the league's second team. Credit must be given to Coach Sullivan for his hard work. [18] Plunging Paul Captain Clint Bouncing Bob The main objective of the B squad is to ripen freshmen and sophomore boys for the future A squads by teaching the boys the basic fundamentals and rules. Even though the team won only one of their five games some individuals showed promise of talent for the coming year. Thomai. H«nv yoM.jSw Hammer Jim Fallow. Tom Hall, George Van Duten. Jerry Zell. Leo Johnson Jack Tcachwcrth Al McGee Dick Hull CnafL' y«ndervort. John Macgowan, Bob Suderberg. Bill OliOft, Larry Miller. Bob .....?h id-« .� «•- C 19] Out-numbered It Floats We Did It c 20 n Another Romp Stymied CROSS COUNTRY Left to Right: John 8ryngelton, Ronnie Byen, Mike Lacy, Bill Phillip . Captain; Fran Guertin. Tom Pete non. Captain Phillip Jim Bittner, Al Holley. Coach. For the sixth consecutive year the harriers ran off with the city trophy, making it the seventh time in eight years. The next week Coach Al Halley s boys proved that conditioning pays off in trophies, and championships, when they also dominated the State Meet. The Indians obtained a perfect record by also sweeping every dual and triangular contest in their most successful season. Fran Guertin repeated as the City individual champion. In the State Meet. Bill Phillios took the top honors by out-pacing the entire field. Fran Guertin was next for the Indians with third place, followed by Tom Peterson. John Bryngelson. and Ranny Byers, who finished eighth, tenth, and thirteenth respectively. Row I. Left to Right: Dick DeLapp. Jim B ttrer, Mile Locy. Tom Peter on. Captain, Bill Phillip ; Fran Guertin. John Biyngelton. Rennie Bycn, Jo‘n Little Bob Tclandc' Wayne Claiion Row 2: Bill Boroviky. Darrel Dugdalc, Jim Webber, Ivar Sroth-r Dave Remington. Curt Conrad, Doug Peanon, Coach, Al Halley; Chuck Mun on Ru i McGilliva'Y. John Oiberg. Dave Molme. Ronald Pctcnon, Dick Striker. [21 : Pressure's On And They’re Off RESULTS OF MEETS Southwest Opponents Southwest Opponents 19 46— Roosevelt 19 66 — Washburn 19 36 — Duluth Central 21 40 — St. James 21 35 —West 21 67 — Worthingt 24 35 — Henry 21 123—Nicollet Repeating City Champ New State Champion 1221 HOCKEY One of the finest teams ever to represent this school outskated all opposition to take the region five championship by beating both Washburn 5-3 and West 1-0. They went on to take the Twin City Championship from a good St. Paul Murray team 5-3. To climax a fine season, the pucksters placed fourth in the state meet to be the first team from Southwest ever to get into the tournament. In the first round they faced Murray again and won a thriller 2-1. The Indians gave champion Eveleth a terrific battle until they wore out in the last period to lose 11-5 in the semi-finals. Winger. Dick Meredith, was named to the all state team. Results of other city conference games were: Southwest 10, Edison 0, Southwest 6. Henry 2. The whole team was outstanding but special mention should go to the first line of Bob Lockrem, Bob Meredith. Dick Meredith, and goalie. Denny Sullivan. Front Row, Left to Right: Bob Ritchie Mu ager; Art Arnold, Jim 8lancherd. Melvin young, Denny Sullivan, Bob Meredith, 8ob Lockrem, and Dick Meredith, Captain. Back Row, Left to Right: Paul Wohlford, Coach: Hein Brctttchncidcr, Pete Pauolt. Clark Ewald. Don Berg, Bob Hotvet, Victor Vainov kit, and R. P. Guctzloc. Faculty Manager. [23] Lockrem Lands Sullivan Saves BASKETBALL A SQUAD rtow I: John Chf.sigou, Don Moeller Ed Clark. Connie H«mme� , Mono Sontnzoi. Paul Eddy. Row 2: Dove Mills, Don Dennison. Bill Burkhart, Harry Horr'jon, Dick Nitsen, Clint Andrus, Don Schucttc, Tom Buiyn, Phil Walter. A squad that lacked height never quite found itself, gaining but one victory in the city race against Vocational, the defending city champions. The first game of the season was dropped to Washburn 41-32. Then came Vocational 42-40. A shortened and revised schedule, caused by a school strike, interrupted team practice and the remaining four games were dropped by the following scores: West. 46-43; North. 47-33; Roosevelt. 30-26: and Henry. 42-39. Forward Connie Hammer was twice named to the weekly all city five and was placed on the second all city team chosen at the end of the season. Pivotman Clint Andrus, who was named once to the weekly all city five, and Connie paced the team with their fine all around play. Coaches and Manager Mr. Adam. Bob Anderson. Mr. Strand £243 C 25 3 Sittins Pretty Andy Hooks One SWIMMING As in recent years. Southwest was again a top contender for the championship, finishing in third place with a record of eight wins and two losses. These losses were Washburn, which finished first on a 10-0 record, and to Roosevelt, which took second with a 9-1 showing. In the state meet, the Indians ranked eighth with Dave Bowers scoring all five points with a second in the 100 yard backstroke. The City Invitational Meet found the boys scoring all of their six points in the 100-yard backstroke with Dick Christianson. Norman Newcomb, and Dave Bowers finishing second, third, and fourth respectively. which earned them seventh place in the meet. Because of the widespread ability on the team, it would be hard to select any standouts. Although five men will be lost through graduation, the prospects look good for next year with a strong nucleus returning. Row I. L. to R.: Dave Bowen, Dun can Watson, Dave Christianson. Melcom, Mikkelson, Marc Wells. Row 2: Manager Gary Blumer, Tom Green, Phil Johnson. Dick Groo. Chuck Guthrie. Greg Hcimarck, Chuck Brace, Norm Newcomb, Ron Wcrdin, Tom Kent. Coach Pedersen. Earl Strciti. Captain Guthrie The Thing C261 TENNIS Row I: Tom LoMotte Clyde Webber. Larry Zcllc. Stewart Segal. Row 2: Greg Hcimarck Jim Gainilcy, Jomej Chandler. Bill Weinberger. Bill Or-ncr, Jerry Marker. Jerry Mar n!c. With a veteran squad comprised of five returning lettermen from last year s City. Twin City, and Carleton Invitational championship team, the netmen again stroked their way to a highly successful season. The team played each of the other ten city schools in a round-robin schedule and also Blake in a non-conference duel besides again entering the Carleton and State meets. n 27 3 The Little Giants Greg shows 'em how GOLF GOLF TEAM: Row I. L. to R.: Jim Blanchard, Keith Cameron, Tom Lockhart. Row 2: Clair Gustafson, Dwight Sundecn, Ray Preston, Pete Passolt, Dick Roycc, Earl Streitz. Tom Busyn. Under the able guidance of coach Rudy Pederson the Indian clubmen again showed traditional power as they finished high in the city golf conference. Such boys as Pete Passolt. Earl Streitz. and Clair Gustafson were the mainstays of a well balanced team. C 28 ] Cautious Cameron Blanchard Blasts BASEBALL Row I: Sob Meredith, Tom Peterson. Dick Meredith. Fred 8oyefle, Bob Hotvet Don Dennison, Edward Clark. Bob Beggs. Bob Lockrem, Dick Nissen. Row 2: Roger Larson, Manager; Tom Hall, Phil Walters, Larry Johnson, Dave Mills. Bill Burkhart, Denny Sullivan, John Hamilton Don Torkc-son, Dave Chfiitgau. Bolstered with a good part of last year's team, the Indians are looking forward to a good season. Such boys as catcher, Fred Bayerle. pitcher Bob Hotvet. and infielders Bob Meredith, Dick Meredith, and Don Dennison should make their presence felt in city league competition. A Homer! Over the fence! Winding up Bat boys? Are you ready Freddie? TRACK Row I: Ronnie Byers, Dick DcLapp, Connie Hommer. Clark Ewald. Lorry Applesren, Tom Kassmir, jerry McCombs. Fran Guertin. Clint Andrus. Bill Phillips. Horry Harrison. Paul Eddy, Tom Kent. Jock Campbell. John Rcichart. Mike Lacy. John Bryngelson, Row 2: Jim Bittner. Doug Pearson. John Donnelly. Mark Sicarns. Eddy Bader, Don Moeller. Leo Johnson. Melvin young. Del Ritchie. Oick Bruns, Wayne Classon. Jerry Zellc, Curt Conrad, John Osberg, Don Berg, Jim Webber. Darrel Dugcale. Bob Tclondcr. John Little. Carl Moore. Dave Moline. With such point winners as Co-captains Bill Phillips and Fran Guertin in the mile, Clint Andrus in the weights, Larry Applegren in the broad jump, Connie Hammer in the pole vault, Harry Harrison in the hurdles, Mike Lacy in the half mile, and Paul Eddy and Tom Kassmir in the dash events the 1951 edition of the Southwest track team made its presence felt in all meets that it entered. [30 3 Over he goes. Co-Captains Getting tired? We MUST do our exercises. C 31 3 He has wings! S CLUB Aow |: Bill Phillips Dick Meredith Jim Blanchard, Tom Kassmir, Carl Moore, Clyde Weboer. Fran Gucrtin. Row 2: Denny Sullivan 8ob Lockrem Mike Lacy, Bob Meredith. Mel oung. Sill Weinberger, Jim Bittner. Stewart Segal. Mario Santnios, Rannie Byers. Row 3: Mr. Halley, John Little, Tom Dwyer, Bob Telondcr, Pete Passolt, Art Arnold, Tom Petcion. Row 4: Dave Bowers td Clark, Conn.e Hammer. Fred Baye'lc. Dennis Allert. Don Berg, Bob Hot-vet Del R tchic. Row 5: Chuck Guthrie, Earl Slrcitr. Claire Gustafson Mark Wells. Martin Rcinke, Don Moeller, Paul Eddy, Greg Heimark, Larry Apple-gren. Row 4: Jim Chandicr, Clint Andrus. Bob Armstrong. Tom Kent Don Dennison. Norman Newcomb. Jciry McCombs, Chuck Brace, Dave Mills John Homilton. All the letter winners from Southwest's nine sports are represented by the S Club. The functions of the club include the promotion of interest in sports, advertising athletic events, and the sponsoring of an Athletic Banquet each semester. The main purpose of the club is to bring the athletes of the school into closer friendship. ATHLETIC BOARD The Athletic Board, with Mr. Halley as chairman, is composed of the captains of various sports, the coaches, faculty manager, equipment manager, and the school principal. The board issues all policies that are in relation to athletics. This group must also decide, at the completion of each athletic season, which boys are qualified to win an S. The eligibilty of recommended boys is officially ruled on by the board. Row I: Conme Hammer. F an Gnedin, Mr. Claston, Dick Meredith, Stewart Segal, Clyde Webber. Row 2: Mr. Suliivan Chuck Guthrie. Clint Andrus. Earl cr� en. Row 3: M-. Paul Wohlford. Mr. Haahcim. Mr. Adam, Mr. Guctrloc Mr. Halley. Mr. Charles Wohlford. SILVER TRI The purpose of Silver Tri is to orient Freshman and Sophomore girls and prepare them for more responsibilities as they grow older. This year the girls had a style show, various picnics and over-nights, sleighrides, and bowling parties, which were strictly for fun. while on the se.ious side, they sponsored a candy sale, and prepared a program for the Phyllis Wheatley Settlement House. Row I; Nancy Van Hcrckc, Joy Haroldson, Harriet 8ergcson, Marilyn Christie Diana Daniel. Row 2: Sandra Baycrle. Marjorie Swanson. Judy Nelson, Nancy Vanarsdall, Ihlccn Wold. Gail White. Garnet lee. Row I: Ba'ba'a Anderson, Carol Lewis, Janet Perrin. Maureen Grimts Ms. NcH. Eleanor Va ll. Diane Bett Sharon Hall. Gerry Benton. Patti Hall. Row 2: Suan Murray. Jov Haroldson Joan Lewis. Gad Russell. Kathryn Anderson. Nancy Richardson. Sherry Hocket Marjorie Lee. Gerr.e Benson. Row 3: Garnet Lee. Gail White. Leslie Scott Nancy Van Hc'ckr. Ssndra Buycrlc, Joyce Peterson, Nancy Watson. Marcia Bum I Gwen Jones. Row 4: Sue Robinson. Nancy Vanarsdall, Marilyn Christie, Janet Reed Gail Johnson, Oeudccn White. Judy Kronick, Judy Nelson. Row S: Paula Ewald. Alice Bcnjamm, Ihlccn Wold, Mary Machjla Harriet Bcrgcson, Eleanor Sanbcrg. Marg.e Swanson. Evelyn Johnson, Diana Daniel. BLUE TRI Row I: Eloisr Star .ooc. Nancy Jobes. Row 2: Carlcnc Honson. Jeon Enchicn. Betty Malmbotg. Row 3: Rom.c Lundquist Joan Daunt Ca-d Myers. Junior and Senior girls actively interested in helping other people and in learning how to get along with people of all groups meet regularly during the school year under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. This year Blue Tri sponsored a Halloween Dance with Hi Y, sold Christmas cards, and sang Christmas carols at a home for the aged. Since the girls enjoy these social and service projects, it is a very popular club at Southwest. Row I: Peggy Deane. Bet tv Mslrr.borg, Virginia Lcussler. Marilyn Jenson, Miss Walkop. Helen King. Phyllis Stillman. Jean B o«n. Diane Egner. Row 2: Diane Nelson, Rheta Thompson Carlcnc Hanson. Lora Lee Cooocrmnn. EH.e Fairchild, lucctta Wood. Ann Stoncman, Nancy Preston. Shirley Whitworth. Row 3: Joan Crosby. Kay Muggabcrg. Delores Lathrum Myrna Hcnaman. Alice Howard. Nancy Hughes. Bar. bara Schncdler. Murlyne Drcgni, Anne Berger. Row 4: Nancy Jobes. Ol.vio Cawfoid Barbara Berglund. Auorey Steams. Nancy Jewett. Jean Erichsen, t-loisc Stanwood Sandra Norton. Paula Cranston. Row 5: Mary Young. Rom.e lundquist. Mory Ann Barlmdhaug. Barbara Brunkow, Mary Jane Ellsworth. Sally Kmicciak. Donna Gosc. Mary Wakcly. Sally Ensley. Row 4: Laura Johnson, Gail Peterson, Sue Scott. Julie MacElwee, Ellen Gould, Carol Myers. Joan Daunt. Jeanne Dugdale, Shirley Vorpahl, Helen Morgan. C 35 3 PAR-O Hl-y Row I: Jay Dregni. Tom LoMotte, Bob R tchic J.m Blanchard John Buys, Carl Moo-c. Row 2: George Terp, John Maegowan. Gordon Barlass. Waller Richter, John Reichert, Jack Chase, John .. Row J: Harry Harrison. Jerry McCombs. John Hamilton, John Christgau. Joel Campbell. Don Berg. ALPHA Hl-y Row I: Ed Clark. Bob Hotvet. Ted Heimarck, W :i Sufctbach. Row 2: Dick DcLopd. Halford Erickson, Bill Erickson, Ron Werdin, John Len-Row 3: Tom Busyn. Tom Hallin, Chuck Risler, Ronald West. BETAS Hl-y Row I: Darryl Johnson, Ronnie Byers. Dave Remington. Arden Lommen, Dave Moline. Row 2; John Oibcrg. Dave Chatterton. Greg Heimarck, Doug Pearson. Ames Anderson. Hl-y CABINET Row I: Roger Olstad. Jerry McCombs Doug Pearson, Arden Lommen. Row 2: Mr. Warner Mr. Pearson. Tom Hallin. Bill Erickson. Harry Harrison, Jim Chandler. MICUS Hl-y Row I: Fran Guertin. Tom Holm, John Little Roger Jenson. Row 2: Ed Collins. Howard Husn -la,f Gustafson, Dick Roberts. Drek Fawcett. Row 3: Roger Olstad. J.m Chandler. Wayne Clation, Oick Groo. HI - Y Southwest is proud of its Hi-Y clubs, for in addition to providing good times for everyone they also teach something valuable to their members. That important something is service. Some of the projects sponsored by the Hi-Y this year were: the Halloween dance, the Easter program, and the March of Dimes drive. Other activities included a winter party at Camp Ihduhapi and a basketball tournament won by the Alphas. C36] Julie MdcElwcc. Joan Lewi . Barbara Schnedler, Grctdicn Mcili, Mrs. Boylan, Rcmie Lundquist. G.A.A. COUNCIL Under the direction of Mrs. Elinor Boylan, the Girls Athletic Association has had an active year playing basketball, volleyball, and badminton as a coordinated group, while some of the girls took part in individual sports such as swimming, golf, and tennis. Mrs. Boylan and the girls are trying to promote more sports of the latter type. Girls' Swimming Team—Grctchcn Mcilc. Peggy Moore, Mrs. Boylan, Julie Mac-E wec, Sue Scott. Practice Session [37] STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Hoften EHcby. Connie Hommer, Mario Santoros. Howard Cammack, Jim Blanchard. Our Southwest Student Council has, as usual, been extremely busy this year. As a group, it has established the General Fund, for necessary expenditures. sold beanies and pencils for foreign aid projects, and sponsored homecoming dances and other parties, the most successful being the Duck Waddle, where real ducks were the main attraction. To investigate human relations at Southwest, the STUDENT COUNCIL council split into various groups which met with P. T. A. advisers, and some steps have been taken to better the school and social relationships of all the students, and to encourage happier relations with the faculty and the surrounding community. These and other contributions to the general welfare have made Southwest's Student Council one of the best in the city. Row I: Judy Kron.c Marie Benda. Rheta Thompson. Mr. Haaheim, Barbara Frankc. Inarae DePew, Barbara Anderson. Row 2: Joan lew.t Nancy Jobes Dick Dunbury Dick Meredith, Carl Moore. Dick ZcHc. Row J: Mortal Palmer. Shirley Vorpahl. Rom.e Lundamst. MoriorSo Swanson Paula Cranston. Howard Cammack. Row 4: Bill Phillips, Walter Richter. David Bowers. Robert Olson, Joan Daunt Olivia Craw ford. Row 5: Clark Ewald. Dick Peterson, Larry Miller, Chuck Brace, Ed Clark. Ted Heimarck, Mono Santrixos. RED CROSS This active organization composed of Red Cross representatives from each advisory has done its duty well in making Red Cross collections of all kinds. Row IrGrctchcn 8ichcl. Carlene Hanson, Roberta Loof-bourow. Shirley Whitworth, Joan Maegowan. Maricarol 8lixt. Row 2: Leslie Scott. Donna Erickson, Sue Robinson, Pat Caverly. Eleanor Vaill, Mrs. Grady. Row 3: Miss Williams, Barbara Borst, Gary Biumer, Sandra Harrison Alice Benjamin, Donna Lagorio. Row 4: John Osberg, Bob Tclandcr Robert Armstrong. Earl Streitz. Gordon Barlass, Jack Camacl. Skipp Clapp. DEBATE Our debate squad, though made up of inexperienced freshmen and sophomores, did their best this year as always. Among the debates they entered were South Saint Paul. Concordia, Eau Claire High Schools and Carleton. Only because of the school strike were they unable to enter the state meet. Sandra Berman. Andre Cadieux. Richard Peterson, Mr. Inglcbrct, Robe't Olson, Marjorie Lee. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The purpose of this club is to unify its members by prayer and Bible study. It meets weekly to discuss problems relating to a Christian and his daily activities, and to listen to speakers. Seasonal parties serve to enliven their activities and promote good fellowship. Row I: Paul Kartc', Bonnie Olson. Richard Helwig. Carolyn Ledgerwood. Barbara Herrmann. Row 2: Mr. Adam, John Lenning. Bill Kattcr, Bill Philips. Dick Pictraschke. Mr Paul Wohlford. LIBRARY HELPERS Among the duties of these girls who serve as assistants to Miss Walkup arc the checking in and out of books, and the collection of library passes. Their aid contributes to the more efficient operation of our library. Natalie Nash, Carolcc Rogers. Elinor Bccdce. Diane Nelson. Miss Walkup. Cindy Gray. Shirley Winkelmann, Peggy Deane. OFFICE HELPERS The service of these dependable and trustworthy girls not only helps to make the school business run smoothly, but gives them valuable office experience. Joan Lewis. Nancy Preston, Barbara Hall, Darlene Broms. Carolyn ledgetwood. Lora Lee Coop-erman. Garnet Lee. V. A. C. Besides being responsible for the morning and afternoon announcements over the P.A. system, the V. A. C. Staff operates the movie machines and secs to it that all microphones function as they should. Row I: Jim Trucker. Clyde Webber. Mr. Paul Wohlford, James Lewis. Robert Mult. Row 2: Ted Wachs. Tom McDonald. Bill Witta. Jim Bittner. Row 3: Paul Pink. Bob Christenson. Tom La Mottc, Stuart McLeod. George Woolridgc. Row 4: Harry Harrison Malcolm Nicholson. Richard Peterson John Macgowan. David Alberts. C-fO] photography Staff: Stephen Silverman, Paul Pm. Rov. Sussman. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF In chorge of school photography, this hard-working staff has taken pictures of every type of sporting events, auditoriums, and other candids that show school life. LUNCHROOM MONITORS Those who have study after lunch arc grateful to the lunchroom monitors for clean tables. These monitors enforce the rules of the lunchroom and sec that the lunch tables and floors arc kept clean. STAGE CREW Here arc the backstage heroes of the Class Play and Spring Revue, without whom these presentations would not be possible. They contribute to the performances by constructing and rearranging scenery backstage, thus being an important but unseen pa't of all auditorium programs. Lunchroom Monitors: Row I: Tom Fenick, Mrs. Jordan, Mr. Paul Wohlford. Row 2: Ronald Peterson, Nancy McGarvcy, Donna Thom, Sheldon Hammer, Carol Kunr, Shirley Whitworth, Dennis Allcrt. HALL GUARDS Stage Crew: Row I: Mr. G'cgo’y. Jim Kcllv. Jim Davenport. Hams Christie. Row 2: Tom Wendland. Jim Borsvold Dick Hill, Tom Hughes. Our hall guards, unpopular though they may seem when they demand passes at noon, are a very necessary addition to the halls. These student monitors see that those who arc in class are not disturbed by others who may be in the halls. inn Hall Guards: Rannic Bye'S, Clark Ewald, Tom Holm D ck Meredith, Stewart Segal. ARROW STAFF Mrs. Zittlcman. Bill Omer, Charles Ashley, Carol Myers. Tom Hallin, Margaret Miller. Have you evei seen a whirling dervish in action? If you want a demonstration, the Arrow Room is the place to get it. Around deadline time the room where our school paper is put out is a scene of frenzied action. Last minute copy must be checked, and the slowpokes are still looking for inspirations. Mrs. Zittleman, the advisor, lives through this chaos every two weeks, while her flock is getting ready to send the paper to the printer. Though the editors die a thousand deaths while our paper is being bom, it is always a huge success. and we indeed thank those who make it possible. There is always an appreciative sigh when the Arrows are passed out, because we know that we can look forward to some real enjoyment. Three cheers for the Arrow!! Long may it live!! Left to right, seated: Clinton Andrus. Ted Hcimarck, Mary Wakely, Kay Muggabcrg, Alice Howard, Caro! Myers, Jerry Schilling. Standing: Tom Halim, Betty Malmborg. Will Sulzbach, Charles Ashley, John 8ryngclson. Bill Orner, Paul Pink. C � 2 □ annual staff It is really inspiring to watch a few pictures and words turn into a book that will furnish fond memories for so many people. And yet, in a few short months, that is exactly what has happened to this book. The 1951 Wagistanian staff has had its share of troubles. We helped get rid of the finance problem by means of a paper sale in the fall, fought the difficulties of using a dressing room off of the stage as an Annual room, and thanks to our psychic editors and layout staff who sensed the coming of the school strike, our material did not lie behind closed doors for three weeks and the deadlines were met. So. with a mixture of pride and relief, we present your 1951 Wagistanian. The staff would like to express their thanks to Miss Nelson, our advisor; Mrs. Robertson and Mr. Segal of the Bureau of Engraving; Mr. Carlson of Lund Press. Lundgren Studios, and the Minneapolis Star-Tribune for all the help they have given us in putting out this book. Miu Lill.an Nelson. Advisor; Shirley Vorpahl. Editor; Jerry Mamie. Business Manager; Jone Simson, Assistant Editor. Editor ................................. Shirley Vorpahl Assistant Editor.................................. Jane Simson Business Manager ... ........................... Jerry Mamie Layout Editor..................................... Helen Morgan Layout Staff ................... ..Myrna Henaman. Janet Myhre Copy Editor .. • Carolee Rogers Copy Staff....................... Marie Benda. Bonnie Olson Photography Editor..............Paul Pink: Asst.. Ross Sussman Sports Editor .............. Bill Orner: Asst.. Bill Weinberger Junior Assistants ...... - Paula Cranston. Ann Lebeck. Stephen Silverman Row I; Marie Benda Sh-rlcy Vorpahl. Paul Pink Jone S'mson Bill Weinberger, Miss Nelson. Row 2: Helen Morgan, Bonnie Olson, Janet Myhre, Bill Omer, Jerry Mamie. Rots Sussman, Carolee Rogers. Myrna Henaman. C � 3 □ A Fowl Class Seamstresses at work Is he doing it right, Mr. Strand? Future Printers The Shakespearean Theater Alumnae back from French Travels C44 3 A CAPPELLA CHOIR The Southwest choir, recognized as one of the outstanding choral groups in this area, has achieved its reputation by long hours of practice and hard work under the direction of Mr. Dahle. This year the choir presented an exchange concert at Robbinsdale, the annual Christmas concert with the assistance of the speech classes, and auditorium programs which were enjoyed by the entire school. Row I: Diane Efner. Joan Macgo an. Bcttv Malmbo.j. Mardcllc lindbo.j. Sharon Morrow. Ann Leback. Janet Myhre. A.lene Ra Julic Paula Carhon. Ma,v Lou AWN. «ow 2: Inar.e DePe- Judy Ne.ton Shirley Hod. Juoy Pratt G-,1 John,on G-ctchen B■« ' Rom e Lundqu MacElwee. Donna la,or,o. Barbara Bc9lund. Ih.een Wold. Caro. Johnton Ro- J: D.„ht Sundcen. D-ane Ne.ton Adenc Moen. Mary • CY McAdamt. Geor9i.nre D,eton. M.rdyn Chrdt.e. Sutan Robinson. Mary jane eeler Donna Er.ckton Gwen Carlton .T, Clauon. Owen Schad. Cad B-edt. Jerry McCombt. Chuck Brace. Larry Miller. Douj Pearton. Phd Johnion. Dave Mol.ne. Walter R.chter. Art A nold. Dick Roycc. John Mecgowan. zm The choir sponsored a carnival to raise money to defray expenses for its April concert tour, presented the Spring Concert, and concluded the year's activities by singing at Lake Harriet Pavilion. A musical organization as fine as this deserves the proud support of all Southwest students. Bcvcr.y fettle. Nancy Lea. Barbara Gau . Pri.c.lla Blanche Row r A • J° 0oibl’ • ' McPhee. Cynth.a Gray. � on. Eleanor Sandberj, Nancy Jone,. Carol Lynn H l«n R D|, e« c S“C ScoM Lo v‘ Do « Got€ C � o! Short. Marforle Swan Ann W.lion. Nancy Hufhet. Zoe Ottenweller Carol Scrlbrc , u i Jeftlon- M°'v A dmon- S.rpleM. Row 3: Jean Brown Mary rouns PeS,y Moore. Mary Barl.ndhauj. Joan Daunt R0„ 4 R . ’ I 0 0,a � • •«� •. Sally Km.ec.ah, Elo.ie Stanwood. Mary Ann Chadw.ck OavH O-Ctterton Ed Clark. Chuck Jelton. Cnuck Gythr.e ’ . bert Andcnoii. O.ck Cha.lcton. Barry McDonald Robert Olwn. Dick DeLapp ‘ W T UndCf- Amw A der� on. Bob Hotvet. Phillip Walter,. Robert Arm,tron,. C I7 3 glee club Row I: Mr. Dahlc. Pat Kulp, Muriel Richard . Charlotte Janovcc, Patty Granquitt. Marilyn Mactcr. Patty Karusi . Julie Smith. Jo Ann Rode. And I Cook. Mary Ackerman. Row 2: Paula Ewald, Gwen Jones. Harriet Bcrgcson, Margaret 8urkc. Sandra Norton. Oonncttc Immcl. Karen Howard. Sandre Berman. Rhea Gass. Kathryn Anderson. Marilyn Nielson, Barbara Anderson. Shiela Jenson. Row 3: Gloria Senn. Lynn Carroll. Janice Teacnworth, Nancy Knauff, Janet Wasley, Norma Ost. Gail Russell, Pat Cavcrly. Barbara Olstad, Judy Alford, Janet Ersin. Gerry Benton. Row 4: Stephen Silverman. Fred Barne. David Bowc'S. Van Johnson, Stuart McLeod, Mel Andrews, Dave Halgrcn, Paul Katter. John Cook. Polly Fridlund. 6arbaro Schilling, Margie Lee, Patti Hall, Sheldon Roscnblum, Al Lickteig. Row I: Maricarol Bli.t. Judy Peabody, Eleanor Vaill, Marc.a Burrill. Susan Murray. Maureen Grimes. Joy Haroldson. Nancy Van Hercte, Marly Erickson Ann Bonhut. Janet Reed. Garnet Lee Nancy Spark . Sally Sch-adr. Ro- 2: Sherry Hacket. Bev Flemming. Barbara Johnson. Rita Brown. Sandra Bayerle. Le lie Scott Mar.an Nye. Joey Trainor. Nancy Vanarsdall. Pat Aane . Ela.nc Harder, Diane Meyer. Pat y Hugg.n . Rosetta L.l,en-,„,st. Joan Perrin. Cynthia Jen on. Row 3: Jcnine Ersin. Barbara Franke. Sandra B,elland. Mar.lyn Wilde. Marlene Palmer Sand-a Har� . on Janette Jo� t. Al.ce Benjamin, Jack Campbell. Dav.d Albert . Everett Wormwood. Charles Henry. Bob Barne . Scott Ke«r on. Bob Ch..«ten o« Larry Blow. Dale Wheeler. Row 4: Tom McDonald. Ronald B-own. Jay Drcgni. Kenneth dark. John Reiched. Andre Cad.eu,. Leo Johnson. Jerry Zell. D.ck Brun . John Wing, George Van Dusen. Don Ottenwcllcr. George Te.p. Eddie Bader. Ben Drake. Dick Christenson, Bob Woltcrs. C48] BAND ow |( Bob Ma.t.n, N.,nCV Chrittian ofl, K v Muggabcrg. Cr«,g Jeo oa, W«yn« Vander Vort. Tom Fenick, J,ll Adam, Ba ba-a Ben Helen l tbSrii e r °! W' R'Cha,d H''w 9e J‘m L w,‘ Geo,Se Wo0,dMd� « 8ob 8'fCh. Howard Hurt. Mv,na Henaman. Mar.an Go 1 3: Gai S“ °,d T° Wendland. DJck La Sell. Robed Mack. Bob Sude-berg, Norman Newcomb Ron we.d.n, lohn Teachwodh. Bruce Chrane. Andre Cad-eui. Barbara Hedrcn Row 4: MUr,cl Nant.n, Darlene B-om,. hed Loren, Ellen Go Id John terming, Drck Duxbury, A'an Rob.nion, Eddie Bader. Charlci Guthrie, Bob Ruiicll. The Southwest Band has always been an integral part of school activities, as was demonstrated by its past year's schedule. In the fall, it played at football games and homecoming programs, and the members showed off their new hats. Later, it played at the Minneapolis Auditorium for a basketball game, and participated in other school programs including a pep meeting in the gym besides its usual spring concerts. Every Monday the band transformed itself into a swingband and played, among other things, a new piece by Ralph Williams. This summer the band will open the concert season at Lake Harriet bandstand. OUR HOMECOMING QUEEN Jannie Myhre. whose attractiveness and friendly personality won her Homecoming honors. C 50 3 Indian Princess Mockin' Bird Hill Oh, that Southwest line! —and carry a big stick. Football daze Shades of the Twenties! 151 ] Queen Candidates Watch your step. Jannie. Cream of the Crop The Bis Moment! The Three Bears’ The bis hop Over it goes! Faculty cheering section Rembrandts’ at work C531 Boop-boop-a-doop If I had the wings of an angel.’ McG« m1,JJfnc‘ M'rh,ci f«« iek Lo � Day. Diana E9 C'. Eft.e f� 'Ckild. Sally Enslcy. Lloyd iK’in 5hd,l ‘ S«ace Row 2 Mr- G'«S° Sh.flcy VofpaM Joan Motcr. U«ra Jo Wn S Dick H M ‘ A H° a,d‘ J,m Chandler. Ron Wcrd.n, Rot Suttman. Dave Stott Will Sulxbach. Charle Guthrie. Normon Newcomb. CLASS PLAY In a swashbuckling. romantic drama in five acts. CYRANO DE BERGERAC by Edmund Rostand, the Senior Class introduced us to Cyrano de Bergerac. the bulb-nosed, sword-toting, poet-hero, who is in love with the beautiful, idealistic Roxanne. She. however, believes herself in love with Christian, the handsome, tongue-tied cadet, and Cyrano, realizing this, decides to be the tongue for Christian, knowing that his shallow speech would destroy Roxanne's love. Unselfishly, Cyrano gives way to Chirstian, writing for him and making Roxanne fall in love with an illusion, while in reality she loves the voice behind Christian-Cyrano. It is only at the end of the play, after Christian has died and Cyrano is on his deathbed that Roxanne realizes whom she has really loved. With such a story as Rostand s magnificent play, and such props as the nose worn by the movie Cyrano. Academy Award Winner Jose Ferrer, it is little wonder that the class play was such a great success. C54 3 Row I: Ted Hcimdfck, Bob Hotvet, Betty Malmborg. Jerry Sch.llir.g, Corot Short Olivio Crawford. Aud'Cy Steam . Lucetto Wood. Tom Fenick, George Lyon . Carolyn Dolly. Row 2: Robert Arrr� trong. Roger O'ttad. Richard Robert Robc-t G-iHith Goil Prter on. Paula Carl- on. Joan C� ctby, C-ffie Fairchild. D anc Egncr, Myrna Henaman. Ca'ol Mye' , Marie Benda Carvel Clapp. Carmen Englemon. Nancy Hughe . Ar.n Berger, Ann Stoncman, Helen Morgan. Alice Jamgotch. The Cadets of Gascoyne, free fighters, free spenders . . . These hungry poets. My white plume, my sacred honor. Nose in the air. Trimming the tree. Everybody's doin' it. You tell 'em, Carol. Christmas pageant, via T-V. Our wandedng singers. £56 3 WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER Mr. Inglebrct s General Science class . . . the maps of the school . . . Miss Irene Holmberg and algebra . . . our first Homecoming queen, Patti Johnson . . . our huge zipper notebooks when we were freshmen . . . our first encounter with the American Observer . . . Charles Wohlford's humor . . . G.A.A. basketball tournaments (starting at 7:30 a.m.) . . . trying to find the swimming pool and the elevator ... the short stories we wrote for Miss Young ... our exchange teacher from France, Miss Mignon ... the band's new uniforms . . . our canceled homecoming when Central painted the school . . . the deaths of Mr. Minty and Miss Korista . . . John Billings' Mohawk hair cut . . . Sev-erena Holmberg s smiles . . . how important we fe't when we were Juniors . . . the coffee pot in the Library workroom . . . Shakespearean movies with Laurence Olivier (what education!!) . . . our new principal, Mr. Classon . . . being able to go to the J-S at last . . . the first Choir trip . . . the Choir Carnivals . . . how scared we were of Miss Williams . . . walking through 6th hour boys gym to get to the Annual room . . . Greg’s classes, and his jokes . . . the janitors, teachers, and clerics going on strike in our Senior year . . . our class play. Cyrano de Bergerac'. . . the Korean War, and our classmates going into the service . . . never seeing Jim Hazle without a toothpick in his mouth . . . Inarae. her baton twirling, dancing, and singing . . . Greg's speech classes and Miss Nelson's Shakespeare class on television . . . Miss William's sermons and her talks on European plumbing . . . Chaucer . . . our own Homecoming Queen, Jannie Myhre . . . the best football season we ever had . . . winning the night game with Henry . . . Chuck Brace doing a striptease on the football field . . . Mario San-trizos. Student Council president . . . Clint Andrus, our All-City Player!! . . . having Senior advisory after waiting three and one-half years . . . the five engaged girls in the Senior class . . . the volleyball games between the men faculty and the Senior boys . . . aptitude tests and Job Conferences . . . Kay Muggaberg winning the D.A.R. award . . . Sue Comstock and Jim Pritchard moving . . . Bill Phillips, our class president . . . our wonderful hockey team with Dick Meredith as Captain ... all the fun we've had at Southwest from our first day as freshmen to Commencement!!!! C58J SENIOR AWARDS First Nations! Sank . . Ted Heimarck, Margaret Miller Sons of the American Revolution Edward Clark D. A. R...................................... Kathryn Muggaberg Star-Tribune ....... Marie Benda Rose Reese ... ........................... ... Inarae DePew Science.............. . Ronald Werdm C. C. Minty............... ... ..... Mario Santrizos Paul Pink, selutato'ian; Carol Myers, valedictorian. HONOR ROLL MARIE BENDA EDWARD CLARK INARAE DEPEW EDITH GASS THOMAS HALLIN THEODORE HEIMARCK MYRNA HENAMAN MARGARET MILLER HELEN MORGAN KATHRYN MUGGABERG CAROL MYERS JANET MYHRE PAUL PINK ELLA MAE REED CAROLEE ROGERS JANE SIMSON WILLIAM SULZBACH ROSS SUSSMAN SHIRLEY VORPAHL THEODORE WACHS RONALD WERDIN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joan Daunt. Vice-President; Bill Phillips, President; Margaret Mill ,. Secretary; Jerry Mamie Boys' Sergeant at Arms; Janet Myhre, Girls' Sergcantat-Arms; Connie Hammer. Tressurer. ADAMS ARMSTRONG AXTELL BERGER BLAIR BORSVOLD ALLERT ARNOLD BAYERLE BERGLUND BLOOM BRACE ANDRUS ARRENHOLZ BEHME BETKER BOLLMAN BROWNE APPELGREN ASHLEY BENDA BILLINGS BORST 8RYNGELSON JILL ADAMS • DENNIS ALLERT: Den1. Football, Memorial: Hobby: Fishing; Future Plans: Millionaire • CLINTON ANDRUS: Andy , S-Club. Memorial. Football, Basketball, Track • LARRy APPELGREN: ’Cider , S-Club. Student Council, Memorial. Track- Secret Ambition: not to get drafted: Future Plans: Medicine. ROBERT ARMSTRONG: Choir. S-Club. Memorial. Football: Future Plons: University of Minnesota • ARTHUR ARNOLD: Choir. Hockey. Class Day: Future Plans: Army • RICHARD ARRENHOLZ: Dick , Football, Commencement: Future Plons: Platcmoking • CHARLES ASHLEY: Chuck , Arrow, Quill Scroll. Social: Future Plans: Morticion. JOHN AXTELL: Jock , Budget, Election Committee, Hi-Y, Golf; Hobbies: Skiing, Hunting • FREDRICK BAYERLE: Fritz , Lunchroom Monitor, Baseball, Records and Secretarial: Hobby: Hunting • EVELYN BEHME: Evic , Seton Hi, Election Committee, G.A.A., Baccalourcotc: Hobbies: Driving, Swimming • MARIE BENDA: Bubbles , Blue Tri, Annual, Student Council, Class Play, Social chairman; Hobby: Dancing: Future Flans: Bollet. ANNE BERGER: Homecoming Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., Memorial. Class Ploy: Secret Ambition: to listen in on a boys’ conversation • BARBARA BERGLUND: Barb , Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Choir. Class Play Make-up. Baccalaureate: Future Plans: College • BARBARA BETKER: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Social; Hobbies: Swimming. Skating: Secret Ambition: to be a blonde • JOHN BILLINGS: Gubbo , Banquet: Hobbies: hunting and fishing. MARILYN BLAIR • GLADYS BLOOM: Blue Tri. Records and Secretarial: Future Plans: Telephone operator • BEVERLY BOLLMAN: Bev , Band, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Baccalaureate. Golf: Secret Ambition: to travel to Europe on $10 • BARBARA BORST: Band, Blue Tri, Baccalaureate. Red Cross, Class Play; Future Plans: Occupational Therapy. JAMES BORSVOLD: Stage Crew. Records and Secretarial: Secret Ambition: to graduate; Future Plans: Royal Academy in England • CHARLES BRACE: Chuck . Choir President, All City Student Council. Baccalaureate, Swimming. Track; Future Plans: depending on Unde Sam • BARBARA BROWNE • JOHN BRYNGEL-SON: Bryng , Treasurer of Micus Hi-Y, Budget, Cross Country. Track: Secret Ambition: to have a date while still in high school. [601] PATRICIA BURNS • THOMAS BUSYN: Cap and Gown, Alpha Hi-Y, Basketball, Goif; Secret Ambition: to play professional basketball • KEITH CAMERON: Cam , Hi-Y, Commencement, Golf. Hoc-cy: Secret Ambition: to meet Ben Hogan: Future plans: farming • DANIEL CAM-MACK: Cap and Gown, Hi-Y, Track, Cross Country; Hobby: Radio: Future Plans: Marine Corps. PAULA CARLSON: Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Class play selection committee. Class Play, Social; Future Plans: College • JAMES CHANDLER: Vice-president of Micus Hi-Y, Treasurer of all School Hi-Y, Cap and Gown Chairman, Student Council, Class Play, Tennis; Secret Ambition: to measure Roger Olstad's height • CARVEL CLAPP: Skip' . Jr. Red Cross President. Class Day: Hobby: radio; Future Plans: Lawrence College • ED- WARD CLARK: Alpha Hi-Y, S-Club, Student Council. Choir. Banquet, Class Play, Basketball. Baseball; Future Plans: Engineering. EDWARD COLLINS: Banquet. Student Council, Tennis; Secret Ambition: To win the Indianapolis ’'500'' • SUE COMSTOCK • LORA LEE COOPERMAN: 'Lorie , Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Cop and Gown, G.A.A.; Future Plans: College • DOUGLAS COPELAND: Cope”, Cap and Gown; Secret Ambition: to catch up on his sleep. OLIVIA CRAWFORD: Auditorium Committee, Dance Committee, Decoration Committee, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Social. Student Council, Class Ploy: Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii • JOAN CROSBY: Cros , Choir. Class Day: Hobby: painting (any and everything); Future Plans: Social work • JOAN DAUNT: Blue Tri President. Silver Tri President, Choir Treasurer, Senior Class Vice-President. Student Council, Commencement • LOIS DAY: 'Boo'', Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., Dance Committee, Commencement, Class Play; Secret Ambition: to get a C in Spanish. MARGARET DEANE: Peggy . Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Commencement; Secret Ambition: to make lots of money • RICHARD DELAPP: Commencement Chairman, Hi-Y, Choir, Swimming. Track, Cross Country; Secret Ambition: to travel around the world • INARAE DEPEW: Rae . Student Council, Cheerleader. Band Majorette, Choir, Baccalaureate; Secret Ambition: to go to Alabama • CAROLYN DOLLY: Homecoming Queen Attendant, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross. Social. Class Play; Hobbies: drawing and sewing. CHARLES DRAKE: Cap and Gown; Hobbies: chemistry and fishing: Secret Ambition: Medicine • ROBERT DREW • JEANNE DUGDALE: Silver Tri Vice-president. G.A.A., Blue Tri, Commencement: Secret Ambition: to ride up the ski lift at Sun Valley • THOMAS DWYER: Track. Cross Country. Social: Future Plans: Navy. BURNS CARLSON COLLINS CRAWFORD DEANE ORAKE BUSyN CHANDLER COMSTOCK CRO$8y DcLAPP DREW CAMERON CLAPP COOPERMAN DAUNT DcPEW DUGDALE CAM MACK Clark COPELAND DAy DOLLy DWyER C61D EGNER ENGELMAN. N. ERICKSON. W. FLETCHER GUERTIN HALL ELLEBY ENSLEV FAIRCHILD GASS GUSTAFSON HALLIN ELLSWORTH ERICHSEN FAWCETT GRIFFITH GUTHRIE HAMMER ENGELMAN, C. ERICKSON, H. FENiCK GROO HADLEy HAZLE DIANE EGNER: Blue Trl. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Choir. Cheerleader.'Class Play. Class Day: Secret Ambition: to see South Pacific” • HOTTEN ELLEBY: Student Council. Corresponding Secretary. Records and Secretarial: Hobbies: photography, stamp collecting • MARY JANE ELLSWORTH: Midge , Budget: Secret Ambition: to go on with radio and speech • CARMEN ENGELMAN: Class Ploy. Commence- ment: Secret Ambition: to get married. NANCY ENGELMAN: Cap and Gown, G.A.A.; Secret Ambition: to be an old maid • SALLY ENSLEY: Sal , Blue Tri. Baccalaureate. Class Play: Secret Ambition: to meet Clark Gable: Hobby: imitating Tallulah Bankhead • JEAN ERICHSEN: Silver Tri Treasurer. Blue Tri Secretary, Class Play, Social: Secret Ambition: to own a house • HALFORD ERICKSON: Budget. Hi-Y. WILLIS ERICKSON: -Bill . All School Hi-Y Chaplain, Cap and Gown; Future Plons: U. of M. • EFFIE FAIRCHILD: Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Banquet. Choir, Class Play: Secret Ambition: to go water skiing • RICHARD FAWCETT: Spigot . Service Micus Hi-Y, Records and Secretarial, Track; Future Plans: Hamline University • THOMAS FENICK: Hi-Y. Class Play. Cap and Gown- Secret Ambition: to wear a kilt. NANCY FLETCHER: G.A.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Banquet, Class Play: Secret Ambition: to go to France • EDITH GASS: Budget: Hobbies: reading and piano: Future Plans: U. of M. • ROBERT GRIFFITH: Baccalaureate: Hobby: home movies • RICHARD GROO: Micus Hi-Y. Social. Swimming: Hobby: radio. FRANCIS GUERTIN: Micus Hi-Y. Baccalaureate. Cross Country. Track; Hobby: Taxidermy: Future Plans: farming • CLAIR GUSTAFSON: Gus . Micus H.-Y. Memorial. Golf; Hobby: mechanical drawing: Future Plans: College • CHARLES GUTHRIE: Swimming Captain, Band. Choir, Class Play. Class Day: Future Plans: Medicine • CHARLES HADLEY: Alpha Hi-Y, Commencement: Hobby: aviation: Secret Ambition: to own his own car. PATRICIA HALL: G.A.A.. Lunchroom Monitor, Budget. Class Play: Secret Ambition: to live in Alaska • THOMAS HALLIN: Alpha Hi-Y President. All School Hi-Y President, Banquet: Secret Ambition: to own a Rolls Roycc • CONRAD HAMMER: Connie . Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council Vice-President. S-Club. Budget, Basketball, Track. Athletic Board. Cross Country; Future Plans: College • JAMES HAZLE: Nipper , Tennis, Class Day: Secret Ambition: to teach a speech class. C62] THEODORE HEIMARCK: H,.y. Student Council. Arrow, Class Play, Class Day. Debate, Cross Country. Track: Hobby: collecting television sets: Secret Ambition: to be a college president • MYRNA HENAMAN: Blue Tri, Band, Annual. Commencement, G.A.A., Class Play: Future Plans: Telephone company • BARBARA HERRMANN: Silver Tri, Baccalaureate. Choir: Secret Ambition: to sec the ocean • RICHARD HILL: Stage Crew, Budget, Class Play: Hobby: photography: Future Plans: St. John's College. THOMAS HOLM: Tuffie”. Hi-Y. Cap and Gown; Hobby: photography • ROBERT HOTVET: Hotfoot , Hi-Y Chaplain. Choir, Commencement, Class Play, S-Club. Hockey. Baseball. Football; Secret Ambition: to live in Ohio • ALICE HOWARD: Homecoming. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. G.A.A., Arrow, Class Play. Banquet: Secret Ambition: to fly an airplane • NANCY HUGHES: Homecoming. Election committee, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Choir. Class Play, Class Day, G.A.A.; Secret Ambition: to keep my ambition secret. RONALD HULT: Rony . Hi-Y. Social: Future Plans: Medicine • HOWARD HUSH: Budget. Band, Hi-Y: Future Plans: Dunwoody • MARCIA HUSKEY • BAR-BARA HUTTNER: Barb , Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Cap and Gown; Secret Ambition: to travel around the world. ALICE JAMGOTCH: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Glee Club. Choir, Class Play, G.A.A., Class Day: Secret Ambition: to own a cashmere factory • ROGER JENSON: Jens . Mlcus Hi-Y, Memorial; Secret Ambition: to be principal of Southwest • NANCY JEWETT: “Nano , G.A.A. Treasurer, Silver Tri Corresponding Secretary. Blue Tri, Choir, Class Play. Cap and Gown; Future Plans: art school • LAURA LEE JOHNSON: ‘Laurie , Class Play Assistant Director, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Memorial: Future Plans: work. PHYLLIS JOHNSON: Silver Tri. Blue Tr., Banquet: Secret Ambition: to go to Harvard • ROGER LARSON • RONALD LARSEN: Lars , Commencement; Hobby: jazz records: Future Plans: Coast Guard • ALYCE RAE LARSON: Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Memorial; Future Plans: nursing. DELORES LATHRUM: Dedc . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Memorial: Future Plans: Secretary • JOYCE LAW: Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Budget; Hobby: sewing: Secret Ambition: to live in St. Paul • JOHN LENNING: Hi-Y. Class Day. Bond. Christian Fellowship: Hobby: cars • JOHN LITTLE: Bug , Hi-Y. S-Club, Memorial. Track, Cross Country: Future Pians: Macalester. HEIMARCK HOLM HULT JAMGOTCH JOHNSON, P. LATHRUM HENAMAN HOTVET HUSH JENSON LARSON. R. LAW HERRMANN HOWARD HUSKEy JEWETT LARSEN LENNING HILL HUGHES HUTTNER JOHNSON, L LARSON, A. LITTLE 1(31 LEUSSLER MALMBORG MEREDITH MOSER MVHRE OLSTAD LOOFBOUROW MARNIE MILLER MUGGABERG NELSON ORNER LYONS McGRATH MOELLER MUNSON NEWCOMB OST MacLELLAN McPHEE MORGAN MYERS NISSEN PALMER VIRGINIA LEUSSLER: S.lver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., Banquet: Future Plans: U. of M. • ROBERTA LOOFBOUROW: Bobby , Red Cross Publicity Chairman. Class Play. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Memorial. G.A.A., Debate, Christian Fellowship: Future Plans: nursing • GEORGE LYONS: Red Cross. Class Play, Commencement: Hobby: borrowing pens • LEONA MACLELLAN: Lee , Silver Tri. Records and Secretarial. Class Play, G.A.A.; Hobbies: drawing and traveling. BETTY MALMBORG: S.lver Tri Cabinet. Blue Tri Cabinet. Choir. G.A.A., Librarian, Red Cross. Class Play. Arrow. Records and Secretarial; Hobbies: music and dramatics • GERALD MARNIE: Mam . Sgt. at Arms of Senior Class, Election committee. Hi-y. Social. Business Manager of Annual; Future Plans: Institute of Technology at U. of M. • JOHN McGRATH: Records and Secretarial: Secret Ambition: to live in California • MARILENORE McPHEE: Mac . Baccalaureate, Choir. Band. Class Play. Bowling Team; Future Plans: Politics. RICHARD MEREDITH: Chit2 . Athletic Board, S-Club, Student Council, Hall Guard, Social, Baseball. Football. Hockey: Secret Ambition: to live in Canada • MARGARET MILLER: Blue Tri. Student Council Secretary, Secretary of Senior Class. Records and Secretarial, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Arrow, G.A.A.: Hobby: sewing • DONALD MOELLER: Cop and Gown, S-Club. Football, Basketball, Baseball: Future Plans: Gustovus Adolphus • HELEN MORGAN: G.A.A. Bond. Annual. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Budget. Class Play: Secret Ambition: to go to Yale. JOAN MOSER: Blue Tri, Records and Secretarial, Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Choir. Class Play. Secret Ambition: to own a pogo stick • KATHRYN MUGGABERG: Kay . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Commencement, French Club. Band, Arrow. Red Cross: Future Plans: Social work • CHARLES MUNSON: Chuck , Budget, Cross Country • CAROL MYERS: Arrow Editor. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Annual, Red Cross, Commencement. Election, G.A.A.. Quill and Scroll. Class Play: Secret Ambition; to own a Great Dane. JANET MYHRE: Jannic . Choir Secretary, Girls' Sgt. at Arms of Senior Class. Class Day. Annual. Homecoming Queen • DIANE NELSON: Choir, Silv.tr Tt:. Blue Tri, Cheerleader, Memorial; Secret Ambition: to see Hollywood • NORMAN NEWCOMB: Vulture , Band, S-Club, Budget. Class Play. Ticket Manager. Swimming: Secret Ambition: to ride a bicycle down the hall • RICHARD NISSEN: Dick , Hi-Y, Band. Social, Baseball, Basketball: Secret Ambition: to play basketball for the Lakers. ROGER OLSTAD: Micus Hi-Y President. All School Hi-Y Secretary, Social, Class Play: Future Plans: U. of M • WILLIAM ORNER: Bill , Arrow, Annual, Baccalaureate: Hobby: photography; Future Plans: Chemical Engineering at U. of M • JOHN OST: Baccalaureate: Hobby: photography and hunting: Future Plans: Air Corps • PEGGY PALMER: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G-A.A.. Commencement: Hobby: Swimming; Future Plans: College. GAIL PETERSON: s.lvcr Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Red Cross, Class Play. Records and Secretarial; Secret Ambition: to be short • THOMAS PETERSON: S-Club. Base-ball. Cross Country. Records and Secretarial; Hobby: Sleeping in class • WILLIAM PHILLIPS: Bill , Senior Class President. Christian Fellowship Treasurer, Election Committee. S-Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Cross Country Captain. Track Co-Captain • PAUL PINK: Student Council. Annual. Photography Staff. V.A.C., Memorial. Hall Guard; Hobby: photography. JAMES PRITCHARD • ELLA MAE REED: Ellie , Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Band. Banquet: Hobby: music • MARTIN REINKE: Football, S-Club. Cap and Gown • MARLENE RICHARDSON: G.A.A.. Commencement, Class Play; Hobby: sewing. CHARLES RISLER: Ris . Alpha H.-y. Class Plav, Baccalaureate; Future Plans: work at Schmitt Music Co. • RICHARD ROBERTS: Hi-Y Class Day. Class Play: Future Plans: printer • CAROLEE ROGERS: G.A.A.. Librarian, Annual. Cap and Gown, Ticket Committee; Secret Ambition: to own a Pontiac Catalina • AUDREE SALISBURY: S-lver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A A.. Banquet, Class Play make-up: Future Plans: Summer school at U. of M. MARIO SANTRIZOS: Student Council President. S-Club, Memorial, Football. Basketball. Track • OWEN SCHARF: Otis”. Choir. Cap and Gown. Election Committee; Secret Ambition: to make a million dollars without work ng • GERALD SCHILLING: ’•Jerry . Class Play. Ar-row, Budget: Future Plans: General business and advertising • BARBARA SCHNEDLER: G.A.A. Vice-President. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Baccalaureate. Class Play: Secret Ambition: to marry a millionaire. STEWART SEGAL: ’ Stewie . Hi-Y. Class Day. Athletic Board. Election Committee. S-Ciub, Hall Guard. Tennis Co-Coptain: Future Plans: U. of M. • CAROL SHORT: Shortie , Blue Tri, Class Play. Choir, Banquet; Secret Ambition: to skate in the Roller Derby • JANE SIMSON: Sam , Class Play Costumes. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Assistant Editor of Annual, Commencement: Secret Ambition: to own a motorcycle • AUDREY STEARNS: ”AU-die , Blue Tn, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Social. Class Play; Future Plans: to get married. PHYLLIS STILLMAN: Blue Tri. Silver Tn. Class Play, Red Cross, G.A.A.. Class Day: Future Plans: Teaching • ANN STONE-MAN; Stoncy . Blue Tri. Class Play. Social • DAVID STOTTS: Class Play. Hi-Y, Cap and Gown. Baseball; Future Plans: Development Engineer • EARL STREITZ: Red Cross. S-Club, Athletic Board. Commencement, Swimming. Golf Captain; Future Plans: Architect. PETERSON. G. PRITCHARD RISLER SANTRIZOS SEGAL STILLMAN PETERSON. T. REED ROBERTS SCHARF SHORT STONEMAN PHILLIPS REINKE ROGERS SCHILLING SIMSON STOTTS PINK RICHARDSON SALISBURY SCHNEDLER STEARNS STREITZ C65 3 WILLIAM SULZBACH: Class Day. Arrow. Band Treasurer. Swing Band. Class Play. Track; Secret Ambition: to be President • ROSS SUSSMAN: Suss”, Baccalaureate Chairman. Class Play. Annual. Photography Staff: Hobbies: reading and photography • RHETA THOMPSEN: Reet . Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Student Council. G.A.A.. Class Play prompter. Budget. Hall Guard: Future Plans: Nursing • SHIRLEy VOR-PAHL: Sherry”. Annual Editor. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Class Play, Baccalaureate, Hall Guard. Student Council. THEODORE WACHS: Student Ticket Manager, Banquet. Arrow; Future Plans: Medicine • MARY WAKELY: Choir. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Dance Committee. G.A.A., Class Play. Arrow. Records and Secretarial: Future Plans: Nursing • CLYDE WEBBER: Banquet. V.A.C.. Tennis Co-Captain • BETTY WEINBERGER: Records and Secretarial: Hobbies: sewing and cooking: Future Plans: Secretary. WILLIAM WEINBERGER: Weiny”, Banquet. S-Club. Tennis. Annual: Future Plans: Navy • RONALD WERDIN: Werchie . Band Vice-President. Hi-Y Secretary. Class Play. Class Day. Swimming; Secret Ambition: to play the tuba with the Six Fat Dutchmen • RONALD WEST; Vice-President of Alpha Hi-Y. Banquet; Hobby: fishing: Future Plans: U. of M. • SHIRLEY WINKELMANN: Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Commencement. Librarian, Class Play Costumes: Future Plans: Office work. LUCETTA WOOD: Lucie”, Silver Tri Secretary, Blue Tri. Choir. Social. Class Play. G.A.A.; Secret Ambition: to learn to drive'a '36 Olds • JOAN WORMWOOD. SULZBACH SUSSMAN WACHS WAKELY WEINBERGER. W. WERDIN WOOD THOMPSEN WEBBER WEST WORMWOOO VORPAHL WEINBERGER. B WINKELMANN Not Pictured: ROBERT ANDERSON: Memorial; Secret Ambition: spend 20 years in the Navy and retire at 38 • ROBERT BEGGS: Bob”. Records and Secretarial, Baseball; Future Plans: Pharmacy • MURLYNE DREGNI: Class Play prompter. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Social; Future Plans: Nursing: Secret Ambition: to own a Model-T • LLOYD McGEE: Class Play; Hobbies: Chess: Future Plans: Writing • BONEVIEVE OLSON: Bonnie , Christian Fellowship, Annual; Secret Ambition: to get an A from Miss Williams: Future Plans: College in California. C66I) yum! Connie's OUR man! DEARIE' C 67 3 Vote for Bill Can we all have a piece? The winner, Phillips '51' HALL OF FAME Wittiest: Iffio Fairchild, George Lyons Laziest: Audrco Salisbury, Jack McGrafh Biggest Flirt: Carmen Engelman, lari Streitz Best Dressed: Olivia Crawford, Don Moeller Busiest: Shirley Vorpahl, Chuck Brace Done Most for School: Margaret Miller, Mario Santrizos Best Sport: Ann Stoneman, Bill Orner Most Dignified: Betty Malmborg, Hotten Ellcby Most Talented: Inarae De Pew, John Lenning Prettiest Eyes: Lucetta Wood, Bob Beggs Best Figure: Carolyn Dolly, Fred Bayerle Cutest: Diane Egner, Dick Meredith Most Likely to Succeed: Carol Myers, Ed Clerk Funniest Laugh: Nancy Fletcher, Bill Weinberg' ost Athletic: Barbara Schnedler, Clinf Andrus ‘s Dancer: Gail Peterson, Dennis Allert st Line: Lois Day, Jim Haxle 'etest: Bonnie Olson, John Little 'fest Couple: Janet Myhre, Ron Werdin °st Catching Smile: Rheta Thompson, Dick DeLapp tt Looking: Nancy Jewett, Bob Hotvet Steadiest Couple: Nancy Hughes, Chuck Guthrie Peppiest: Barbara Berglund, Jerry Marnie Friendliest: Janet Myhre, Stewart Segal Best All Around: Joan Daunt, Bill Phillips Best Disposition: Murlyne Dregni, Connie Hammer Prettiest Hair: Alice Howard, Dick Groo Most Talkative: Marilenore McPhee, Dick Nissen HALL OF FAME . . just settled down for a long winter's nap. r-V Debut Was it cold! Doors locked, kids? Lights, camera, . . . School was never like this! No school today ... I rose from my bed . Busy Bookkeepers. No crowding, please. Too intrigued to look up? [ ID Oooo—look fellas! Anyway, we got out of school. Council capers. Is it heavy? And there he goes!! Impromptu choir C 721 Our Cheerleaders Gutter gals What did you get for number four?