Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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 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

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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