Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Hl-y CABINET—Bottom Row: Stott , chert, Johnson, Wooldridge. Uuebwy. Kneen. °w J; Sudcrbcrg, ■ .ointiion Hi-Y Southwest takes great pride in its active Hi-Y, which is sponsored by the y.M.C.A. and advised by Mr. Pearson and Mr. Warner. The boys are governed by an all-school Hi-Y Cabinet. This year the Cabinets were: Presidents, John Donnelly and David Bowers: Vice-Presidents. John Hamilton and Ken Rykken; Secretary, Alan Robinson; Treasurers, Van Johnson and Bob Suder-berg. Hi-Y takes part in the organization For Other Boys for which it raises money by carrying on scrap metal drives and other service projects. The social calendar for the 1952-53 season included such events as sleigh rides, a Valentine Dance, and an Easter Sunday Breakfast. left—Bottom Row; Bartee White. Noblr Oregni. Donnelly .Row 2: Collin Mawk.n . Heir! Moore Row 1: Terp Jer en Vanar dall Row 4: Macgowan, Re.chert. Hamilton, D.eti, ALPHA—Upper right—Bottom Row; W.I»on, Core. Cotcio, Drilling. Stott . Row 2: Lender. Trucker. MacNamara. Edward . Thompion. Row J: Scnn Kitchic. Vaill, Robmton, Sudcrbcrg. TORCH—Lower left—Bottom Row; Groet.ngcr, Reichert. Rovce, Butler. Kno«, Decker. Row 2: Ireland. Ehrlich Andrew . Pcter on. Borchert. Mart.n Row J: Ralph}, Kaufman, Drew, Scribner Newell, Gdudcttc. Row 4: Burke, Ludwig, Low'd Coppage. Turr»tt»n. Shaw. ®ETA—Lower right—Bottom Row; Martin. Katr Devoy, Kneen. Row 2: Manthey, Kampa. Krcmer . Jonc Nelton. Row 3: Witta, Bond. Either. Kneen. Row 4: Duibu'y, McNeal Wooldridge, Chrane, John on. E 26 ] PARO—Upper Bower , 0 on.

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Blue Tri Turn over a new leaf and join' was the Blue Tri membership slogan for 1952 53. This active organization is part of the Young Women's Christian Association and has clubs in every city high school Through Blue Tri every junior and senior girl has an opportunity to serve her school and community. Mrs. Alice Skinner of the YWCA and Miss Mary Lou Walkup, our librarian, advisors, helped the girls plan a variety of activities beginning with a football refresher, which featured John Donnelly and John Hamilton as speakers. A Christmas tea brought in money to help a needy family have a more enjoyable holiday season. Three of the most successful social projects were the bowling party followed by a spaghetti dinner, a progressive dinner which consisted of fou courses, and a joint picnic with Washburn Hi-Y. A spring style show presented by Daytons and managed by Kay Umheofer gave the girls a preview of spring fashions. The traditional Senior Farewell which was held at Lyman Lodge was packed full of fun and entertainment. The members and their president. Margie Swanson, feel they experienced a very successful year. BLUE TRI CABINET—Bottom Row: Nancy Vanartdall Judy Nelson, Ann Bonhut. Ma'3' Swanson. Ihlecn Wold. Row 2: Sharon Hall, Judy Alford. Norm® CHt Nancy VarHerck . Row 3: Susan Robinson, Pat Hail, Paula Ewald. Sue W-ion. Alice Ber lamin. Bottom Row: Cjrjl Coldor, Patti Hall. Mari carol Bint, Barbara Heller. Janet Sirplesa Priscilla Blanch, Judy Peabody, Sharon Hall. Barbara Anderson, Jean Lauton. Judy Nelson, Judy Mamie. Garnet Lee. Row 2: Janet Ersin, Barbara Hal), Judy Alford, Carol Ovcby. Marilyn Chnst'e. Evelyn John-ton, Judy Pratt, Judy Payton, Janet Thomas, Marion Gottlieb. Lynn Isaacson, Corol BeiritCin, Joyce Arrenhol . Joanne Olson Marian Nye. Row J: Karen Howard, Ba'baia Johnson Nancy Chrittianien, Karen Lundblad, Marjorie Swanton. Rosetta Lilienquist. Marcia Burrill, Sandra Bayerle. Sandra Hammer. Dona Ordal Sally Schwerti Janet Kay Mikelson Barbara Olttad Gail Johnson. Row 4: Sue Wilson Nancy van Hcrckc. Gail White. Nancy Burrill. Marly Erickson. Sondra Bielland. Janet Reed. Evelyn Scheftel. Lois B.shop, Janet Wesley. Nancy KnauH. Row S: Sue Robinson, FloreJIe M.ller, Patty Aanet, Eleanor Sanbcrg, Diana Daniel. Catherine Hamlin. Janet Mott, Mary Lou Arnott. Mary Machula. Harriet Bcrgcson, Ihleen Wold. Lynn Carroll. Ann Morgan. Ann Bonhm Alice Benjamin, Paula Ewald. C25D

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G. A. A. G.A.A., the largest active organization in Southwest. started the year with a bang by having a volley ball tournament which began early in September and finished October 20. More than one hundred and fifty girls participated and the competition was extremely keen. Diligent practice by the swimming team paid off. as they were victorious in the city preliminary interscholastic meet. Some of the outstanding swimmers were Ann Sullivan, Barbara Gratton. Alice Benjamin, and Patti Hall. A highlight for many of the girls was the coming of the golf season and the three golf professionals who came to Southwest to teach them some valued techniques. The golf team, captained by Judy Peabody. had a wonderful year. The girls were pretty green when the season began, but midway they looked like a troupe of professionals. The annual badminton tournament featured Sue Scott. Elaine Dyste. Jane Bosch, and Phyllis Rainey as finalists. The girls work under an extreme handicap, because of our lack of gym space, and are to be congratulated on their athletic achievements. Mrs. Elinor Baylon, director of the group, is to be given a hand for her excellent athletic teams and the individual instruction she gives to the members of the Girls Athletic Association. bottom Row: Margie S-antO Ann Sullivan. Jl ond (to« M-i. Borian. Mi Nclion. Joey Tra-nor. Saftdfa Sk.rn . Swimming Record Qualifying Meet Barbara Gratton—first in diving Ann Sullivan—second in diving Alice Benjamin—first in breast stroke, first in 50-yard free style Ann Sullivan and Patti Hall—form swimming Barbara Gratton. Ann Sullivan, Patti Hall. Alice Benjamin—relays Finals Ann Sullivan—first, form swimming Alice Benjamin—second, breast stroke GOLF TEAM: Judy Mamie. Carol Overby. Joanne Olion, Sally Janet Mikelyon Judy Nel on, Judy Peabody Schwjrti Eleanor Sonbcr? Alice Beniamin, leilie Scott, Lynn Carroll, SWIMMING TEAM: Patty Hall, Ann Sullivan, Alice Beniamin, [27]