Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

The 1054 WAGISTANIAN Published by the Annual Staff of SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA The City of Lakes The log of a wonderful year Together we've taken a four-gear rrui.se on sometimes florid, often troubled tenters. Its highlights trill lire in the minds and hearts of every one of us. and are recorded proudly here, within the pages of our yearbook. ADMINISTRATION..................................Page 4 Dedication . . . Faculty Council . . . Principal . . . Faculty . . . Office Clerks . . . Nurse . . . Speech Teacher . . . Visiting Teacher . . . Kitchen and Janitorial Staffs. UNDERCLASSMEN.................. Freshmen . . . Sophomores . . . Juniors. Page 11 held within these We. the Senior Class of 1954, dedicate our Wagistauian to Mr. Pedersen and Mr. Dahlc, our co-senior advisors, who, through their patience and understanding have guided us and helped us during our four years at Southwest. To Our Teachers . . . In appreciation of everything you have done for us during our four years of school at Southwest. we. the Senior Class of 1954, wish to express our extreme gratitude. You have instilled in us knowledge and understanding which will remain with us as long as we live. We shall never forget you. Although we now leave here forever, a part of us will always remain here with you. They steer us on a straight course FAC!' I .TV COUNCIL: Stated: Mrs. Ouvtzloc. Mr. Adam. Xot pictured: Maitland. Mrs. Hendrickson. Mr. Miss Brinley, Mrs. Bmndhorst. Classon. Miss Xordqulst, Mrs. Hoyhtn. Standing: Mr. Dahlc, Mr. C 4 □ The skipper’s message to the class of ’54 Your four-year “High School Cruise” is about to end. As you prepare to disembark from the good ship Southwest, we hope you take with you happy memories of pleasant and profitable associations together. As we steered into this port, you were undoubtedly conscious of another ship waiting in the harbor to carry you forth again on a greater cruise on a larger sea. Whether that ship leads you to calm seas or into tempestuous waters, we hope your “Southwest Journey” has helped to give you the necessary courage, insight, and determination for the navigation that lies ahead. Best of success to all of you. C 5 ] R. II. Classon WILLIAM ADAM: Civics. Physical Education. Assistant Football. Basketball and Baseball Coach. P.T.A. Board Reoresentntive. Chairman of Spring Athletic Ramiuet. MAKVIN KJOK1.IX: Wood Shop. General Shop. Mechanical Drawing. School Printing. Building Committee. Hockey coach. Guidance Committee. MRS. ELINOR HOVLAN: Physical Kducatlon. Senior English. Amlitorium Program Committee Chairman. G.A.A. Advisor. Health Committee. Building Committee. Senior Advisor. MISS ANN BR1NLKY: Girls Advisor. Physical F.ducation, Senior Awards Committee. Building Committee. P.T.A. Advisor. Guidance Committee. Sponsor of Girls’ Clubs. DELORES Bl’K: English. Algebra. Guhlane Committee. Building Committee. Blue Trl Advisor. Faculty Council. OSCAR B. DAtll.K: Baud. Orchestra. Glee Club. Choral Club. Choir. Senior Advisor. Auditorium Program Committee. Senior Awards Committee. Chairman of Music Department. Building Committee. MBS. KATE GRADY: Home Economics. Red Cross Spoil sor. Building Committee. Health Committee. Home Economics Department Chairman. HAROLD GREGORY: English. Typing. Speech. Stage Crew. Class Play. Auditorium Committee. Building Committee. Chairman of Speech Department. Guidance Committee. ROYAL P. Gl ET .LOE: Biology. Faculty Council. Ath Ictlc Manager. Health Committee. Building Committee. Guidance Committee. We shall always be grateful to our navigators EVAN R. HA A HEIM: Modern Problems. Faculty Conn ell. Student Council Advisor. Senior Advisor. Tennis Coach. Guidance Committee. Chairman of Social Studies Department. MRS. ELEANOR HAAI.AXD: Common Learnings. Eng lish. Guidance Committee. Building Committee. Silver Tri Advisor. ALBERT HALLEY: Trigonometry. Advanced Algebra. Fall Athletic Banquet. Chairman of Mathematics Department. Hall Duty. Assistant to the Principal. S Cluh, Senior Awards Committee. Building Committee. Cross Country Coach. Truck Coach. MRS. LILLIAN A. HASTINGS: Arts and Crafts. Display-Case. Bulletin Boards. Chairman of Art Department, Poster Publicity. Faculty Council, Guidance Committee. MRS. HOLLIDAY: English. Building Committee. Guidance Committee. Faculty Council. MISS IRENE HOLM BERG: Algebra. Advanced Aleghra. Building Committee. Banking. Lost and Found. Per sonnel Welfare. Guidance Committee. Faculty Committee. Senior Advisor. MISS SKVKKKN A HOLM BE KO: Shorthand. Office TrninliiK. Bookkeeping. Typing. Chairman f Commer dal Department. Senior Advisor. Senior lliidiret. (iulil-mice Committee. Building Committee. KRAN'K S. INOLF.BRF.T: Work I History. Science, Chair mini of S«'icncc Department. Ilenltli ('onimlttee. Civil Defense. Debate and Declamation. Ouldanre Com-ndttee. 1 1111.1.11 JACOBS: Mechanical Drawing. Building Com mlllcc. (Guidance Coniiultlcc. Fncult) Sndal Com-nilttee. ROBERT K HI-SON: Physical Education. Ilcallli Com ml I lee. Outdance Committee. Hnlhllng Committee. Foot-ball Coach. MBS. NAGLE: Assistant Librarian. MISS LILLIAN NKLSON: French. F.nglMi. Annual Ad visor. Chairman of FaigIDh Department. Faculty Social Committee. Curriculum Committee. MISS KI TII XOKIMjriST: Spanish. English. Curriculum Committee. Community Client Representative, Language Department Chalrtnan. Faculty Council. CAKI. A. PEARSON: Chemistry. Physic . Chairman of Audlo-VIsual. IlhV Advisor. IttilIdlnir Committee. Senior Awards Committee. KL'OOLt’tl K. I’KDF.KSF.N: Geometry. Spring Athletic Hamiuet. Building Committee. Health Committee. Swimming and Golf Coach. Guidance Committee. Senior Advisor. Understanding and helpful . . every one W 171 STANFORD C. STK ND: American IU� tory. Modern l mblein� . Guidance Committee. B Football and Ha-krthall Coach. Health Committee. Building Committee. MAKV I.Ot WALKIP: Librarian. Chairman of Auditorium Committee. HERBERT V. WARNER: Civics. Boys' Counselor. Senior Awards Committee. Ill-Y Advisor, Guidance Committee. Faculty Council. JOSF.CHIXF. WILLIAMS: English. Latin. Kcd Cross Ad visor. Homecoming Advisor. CHARLES A. WOHLFORI): Amerh-an History. Athletic Equipment Manager. Outdance Committee. Jr. Cln«s Council Advisor. Bulldiiur Committee. MRS. MAKOAKF.T ITTLF.MAN: English. News. Senior Awards Commtttee. Arrow Advisor. Outdance Committee. Curriculum Chairman. English Department Chairman. Sol pirUirnl; MRS. DORIS MYKLEBtST. English. Latin. Building Committee. Outdance Committee, Curriculum Committee. Hamiuet Committee. OFFICK CI.HKKS: Mr . Viola Drewwn. Mrs. Bertha (Iordan. Mrs. Mursfarct C’nrlson. Not piclured: Mrs. Nl'KSK: Mrs. Hendrickson llcnrlkson. VISITING TKACH KK: Mrs. Violet Brand lionet. SI’RKCH TKACHKK: Mrs. Chapman They keep the pulleys oiled “Indispensable” is the word that best describes the good sailors who keep our school running smoothly. The friendly office staff with all the answers . . . the nurse, who cures all our ills when we’re really sic k or otherwise . . . the faithful janitors. who put up with the mess we make and keep our building sparkling . . . Mrs. Brandhorst. the visiting teacher, and Mrs. Chapman, the speech correction teacher, who were always ready to help those of us who needed them . . . and the cheery cooks and lunchroom staff who served us with a smile. Yes. all these people have done us a great service. and we tip our hats to each and every one of them. K1TCHKK STAFF: Mary Webster. Mr . F.llen Lindahl. Mrs. Marie Griswold. Mrs. Delia Clark. m JANITORIAL STAFF: Mrs. McGraw. Mr. Bohlmann. Mr. Hart. Mr. Roxxum. Mr. Swenson. Mr. Milewskl. and Buttons. • WVAKD WINNING PAINTING Kay Wilson, Mr . Ila-Minsc . and Gory Hektncr. • EAT AT YOl'K OWN RISK Mol Andrew . Elnlse Millor. and Hill Borovsky • FRESHMEN EINSTEINS Hov llixon. Karol Kricson, and Ann Tollefson. All in a day’s work °UR Htw FjSlD • GREG S TYPING Cl.ASS • VK LEARN ABOUT THE WORLD Dave llalgrt-n. Marly Hansen. Mr. Ilan helm C‘ ] Cio 3 Those aboard • THAT REAL CONE FEELING Jojiii Pastor • THE SBVKNTEKN'S Seated: Karol Erickson. Standing: Jcanlne Katz. Judle Brown, Bev Mixon. Sandy Nelson. Sluiron Kldiardnon, Llnnca Paulson • HOLD IT SIM'rrKKBUGS! Jim Buirougli . Ik-ii Kaufman • I'M MM. GOOD! Adrienne Malm-dad. Barbara Tclnmler. Marilyn Beeknmn. Sandra Lamb. Carolyn Crandall • STEADY NOW! Katie Pratt and Bonnie McComlis. Barbara Anderson and John Kykken. Donna Trucker anti Bill Sliaw CH3 All aboard for a four-year cruise! The Freshman class spent almost all of their time learning the ropes and becoming used to high school ways; following a strict daily schedule, singing for Mr. Dahle, living in alphabetical order, and becoming a part of school life. Nice going, swabs, for getting your sea-legs so nicely. Freshmen learn the ropes A a nos. Mark A use. John Aielier. Diane Allyn, John Amhroz. Catherine Anderson. Arlene Anderson. Priscilla Avorbaek, ltnv BatnI. Michael Baker, Susan Barret I. Barbara Berner. William Vetter. James Blllett. David Bittner. Barbara Blade. Steven Bond. Penny Bongaarts. Vincent Bowers. Barbara HrlechlO. Sadie Briggs. Michael Brown. .Indie Burke. Christine Cain. Sharon Carlson. Gary Carney. James Carney. William Ohatterton. Joan Christenson. Sharon ClutT. John Colby. William Cooper. Susan Craig. Gordon Cramer. Carmen Daggett. Patricia Diamond. Gary Dobbins. Kichnrd Dolan. Constance Dove. Paul Dnwlrlnt, Jack Kiuen. James Kngen. Clemet Hriekson. Diane Krlcson. Karol Hriekson. Mary Jane Kclger. James Fleisher. I.eland Klemmer. Alan Fowler, Duncan Frandeen. Carolyn French. Susan Gass. I.eah Gorstein. Stanley Gicse, Carol Gilhertsou. Marion Girard. Carol Gleason. Judith Goodins. Koger Cass. Albert Gottlieb. Barbara Gruenbcrk, Betty Mm Haley. Michael Harp, l.ois C 12 a Ilarte. Jnines lliirtiunii. Dava Hector, Dan llektner. Robert I Iona man. Stanton Henry, Ronald Hill. Barbara Hitchcock. Maryann Hixon. Beverly Holms, Brooks llotvet. John Hull. Kathryn Ingle, Beverly Jacobs, Karl Jamirotch. Diane Johnson. Kathleen Johnson. Nancy Johnson. Sandra Jorgensen, Jay Ka|X‘l. Jack Kntx, Jeanine Kerstcn. David Kiekhocrer. Thomas Klawltter. Patricia Klcrst, Gale Koenig. I-llWrchCC Kohnen, Mary Kostimskl. Janies Kraft. Barhara Kuhn. James I-one. Malta ml l.aiiKsmn. Mary Jane I arson, William Ln Vole. Carol Unman. Mary Lenina nil, James Lclnonen, Lonnie Libbcy, Judith l.ilitH'y. Linda Lfcktcig, Norbert Licktelg. RIcluird Lodoeii. Gary MeKeand. Wyllle McLeod, John McNeal. James Mark. Dennis Mack. Thomas Major, Lawrence Mnlmhorg. John Mathews. Nancy Mattson. Julie Mcllin. Judith Meredith. Wayne Meyers. Charles Miller, Klolse Miller. Gerald Miller. Susan Mi lstad. Marilyn Murry. Carol Nathansnn. Irlc Nelson, Norman Nelson, Sandra Ness. Judith KcwlMm.se, Jim Nlcltolson, Kay Noble. Kdward Noll. Cat Olsen, Tony Olson. Robert Ordal. Carol Orcdxon. Henry Ortlcld, Henry Ottcnweller, Terry Paulson. Linlira Pearsau, Knryn Pearson. Kathryn Pearson. Marcia Pearson. Robert Peterson. Jeanne Porter, P.dward I’reuss, Dennis PrilxIalT. Judy Rntofke. Gordon Ready. Judith Rcnslow, Jeanne Renslow, Joanne Kcybold. Patricia Rlehnrdsnn. Sharon Roam. David Sanders. Thomas C 131 Sulllviii). .1 nines Slither. Thomas Seim. Harry Sharp. Jonline Sharpe. William Shaughne-sy, Stephen Shaw. Nancy Shink. Ronnlil Sondercgger. Karen Sparks. Patricia Sicffy. Carol Stempf. Joan Sullwnld, Wayne Terrill. Thomas Tollefson, Ann Turrittin. Itacliel VaiiSiintcn. William Wadis. Diane Weens, Karen Welch. Thomas Weller. Donna Mae West. Gury Wexlcr, Maxine White, Audrey Williams. Hot) Wilson. I.arry Wilson, Margaret Wlnlerlnini. Barbara Wise. Richard Witta. Henry Wfiod. Ulehanl Wilke. Harvey Voeaer. Jerry Alliert . Carol Anderson. Harharu Andreason. Mnrlys Andrews. Roger Uncklcy. Sharon Rarrette. Karen Itauman. Nancy Beck. I.ols Bender. Sandra llcnrmiin. Judith Best. Barhara Bishop. Diana Bittner. Betty Itielland. Rolf Rluckinore. Victoria Blrylil. I'eter Rlomgrcn, Gervuc Rlumcnson, Sybil Itmihus. Karen Bonneville. Janice Borchert. Charles Bradshaw. Robert Bronfman. Betty Itroeckcl. Iternell Brock. Trudy Brooke. Barbara Brownell. Geonre Bruer. Idelle Bryngelson. Judith Burke. Torrence Burroughs. Jim Butler. David Carlson. Patricia Carpenter. Karen Caverly. Sharon Caverly. Shirley Chavle, Margaret Christie. Robert Clapp. Stephen Clark. John Cleary. Ann Colby. Charles Collins, Suzanne (Tippage. John Corey. Stanley CM} By taking an active part in school life, participating in many organizations, and going to athletic events, these midshipmen have proved to the crew of the “Good Ship Southwest” that they have the necessary class unity, the individual ability, the pep. and the get-up-and-go” to make the Class of '. ( a first-rate one. • LOOK I NO IN ON A SOl'HOMOKIi r RTY. Sophomores battle the storms Cox, Phillip Dnrtt. Marin Dolan. Dirk Donahue. William Donahue. Daniel Dowidnt. Daniel Drew. Oernhllnc Drew. Frank Drlllimr. Willinin DuHols. Alice Dn ITy. ‘I limiut Dy.itni . Klalne Kd wards. Judith Khrlich. Stephen KiiKe. Di■nun Krlrtonii. .Ii� «|uellne Krstnd. N'uncy Kvuns Sandra Fawcett. Robert Felder. Haihara Fillmore. Jay Foster. Kiehard Frtcilmnii. David Gnlnsley. Melanie Gin nos. Sally Giles. Roliert Ointher. Mar-hull (lose. Kd (•reen. itieliard Oiilley. Andrew Gunderson. Kiehard IlnKvmnn. Harry llavlland. Joe Herbert. David llerinann. Deanna llerrlck. Pamela llcmojr. Connie • o'e unb. Marly llullenlHH-k. Orel chon I lolstad. Gary IlnfT. Janlev Humes, Mary Dee Hurley. Janet Iluttner. Kiehard Ireland. Donald [is: iMtiberff, Judith JniuMin. Joyce Johnson, liove Johnson. Knlpli Katz. Diane Knufmnn. Hen Keller. June Kilby. Jack Knox. C'iuirles Knontz. Daniel Kosmoski. Jon Kreidler. Harlinru (•arson. Kenneth I-arson. N'aney Union. Sharon Ix'limann. Wiliiani Lessard. Kay Loomis, liar Kara McAdams. Michael McArthur. Mary McAuley. Joanne MrComlK Konnie McCue, James McGoroty. Mirlinel McGrtffor. Thomas McIntyre. Ann McNicholas. Mary Madsen. Thomas Marsh. Kosalie Wlttke. Arlene Mclli. Peter Meshbesher. Thomas Myer. Roger Miller. Curtis Miller. Diane Mills. Mary Mltulskl. Carol Moore. Donald Moran. Thomas Morscii. James Morrow. Michael Muetzel. Dorothy Myers. David Nelson. David Nelson. Shirley Newell. Marie Newell, Robert Nioolle. Sally Noodleman. Mark O'Donnell. Jnines Olson. Judy Olson, Kayo Lee Ortiehl. Bernhard O'Rourke, Pat Osman. Paul Pastor. Jean Pastor. Joan Peabody, Jill Pearson. Nohel Pederson. Paul Penderirast. Barbara Perm, lK rls Peterson. Wayne Pratt, Katie Prleve. Sandra I’rlns. Jack Kalney, Phyllis Ralphs. David Rand. Patricia Reichert. Thomas Kenirsrnd. Peter Kisler. Donald Koepke, Donald Rousseau. Mary Kovlek. David Royce. Peter Russell. Karen Kykken. John Schediu, Julie Schipkc. John S«'hmldt. Judy Scklund. James Scribner. Paul Sembla. Nancy Shaw. Bill Shine. Barbara Silhcriinitcl. Dale Slrplcss. Robert Smith. Cary Soukup. Jim C 163 Sport or. Hurry Slmicllveii. Sukiii Stchhlns. Timothy Stelfy. Rosalind Stillman. Tliomnn Straub. Jon Svnnir. Cluirle Sweeney. I al Tltoma . Jcrold Thomas. Pal Thompson, (’nrul Trover, Dawn Trucker. Domm Tripp. Richard Turrlttln. Anton Vogt. Margaret Warkerhnrtli. Graham W'orthley. Tom Weiner. Robert Weinberger. Ann White. Bruce Williamson. Kenneth Wing. Marcia Wlnterburn. Delores Wine. Calvin Juniors rig the boat As upperclassmen, the Juniors organized quickly to plan a class party and their part in the Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior Council, consisting of elected members from each advisory, has had meetings throughout the year to discuss these plans. Don Armstrong and Boh Hcnrickson were voted by the male first-mates as their rtprcsuitativis to Boys’ State. Mama William P™™ the girls at Girls’ State. With these leaders and an enthusiastic spirit, the Juniors ha'c shown III.it the Class of ’55 can look forward to smooth sailing next year. Jl MOM COINCIL. Slfvnlvrtf'I ' ™ ™ � « ? I’res.; Hull, Pat gen. Sandra I a,Salle. Sandra Skinner. STANDING. George Noble. Kom� Baxter, Nonrfa June . Boh Mantby. Roger Oltuin. l «vld Collin . Dixon Bond. Mr . Ilaalaml. Advluor. C 17 J AIclicr. Jacqueline A Men. Donald Alexander. David Anderson. Barham ArnioIrnnK. Donald Axtcll. Je in Bnme. Snndrn Barnes. Jerry Baxter. Itounld Becker. James Itcckmau. Marilyn Kolslud. Hotly Bond. Dixon Braden. Nancy llrnndon. Curtis Branham, William Hraufman. Artlmr llrook . Sharon lluliolz. Neal Burton. Barbara Cable. Corinne Cain. Diane Carney. Saucy Wibon. Kay Chepoknx. TJuinm CliOUlnard. John Clarity. Moreau Collins. David ( ore. C leorye Condo. Michael Con ell. Valerie Crandall. Caiolyn Crolty. Darrell Crosby, Marren Dcuustcdt. Norman Divine. Kathleen Dourix, Delpldne Dowidnt. Addle Drilllne. John Ldwanls. Thomas KOsvrorth. Josephine Rncen. itnt)■ K rick son. Siuanne Korslienr. Janet Poy, James Kurbcr. Alan (iimrd. Judy oodmnJi. Sally Hroff. Konald II a lev. I'at llallln. Sue Hanson. Karen Hanson. Kay 1111 ii'. Wajiin Hawkins, James Heyerie, Mary Claire Henriekson. Itohcrt Hoffman. Kohert Hokniixon. lads llolinyren. John llonsey. Sonja Hover. Paul Johnson. Delores Johnson. Herald Johnson. Karin Jones, liar Irani Jone . Norris Jordan. Kolrrrt Kamprath. Mania Kelly. Kilccn Kelson. John Klnjrsley, Donna Klcine. liarhara Kneen, Scott Kocnlr. Harold Kriedler. Carole Kunert. Raoul Kurtz, Karl Lamb. Sandra laiMotte. I.ynu I .arson. Beverly Larson. Cralrr I .aSell. Sandra La Vole. Lotinne Layman. Winifred Leathermau. David l cinoncn. Maxine Lennimc. Ellon I a vine. Harris la wls. Clair CIS] Me . Slut run l.ittlc.Tanva M ckreni. Diane MucNnumni. Mirr ’ McDonald. Mary MiCann. Lynn McKeand. Molly McKee. Mary Mai MoMhkI. Hubert McMillan. Jean McMillan. Wliitely Mack. Clmrlotte Mack. Janie Malloy. Yvonne Ma)m tedl. Adrienne Maul hey. Hoh Mar h. Carol Martin. Janet Martin. Jean Meredith. Merv Metx. Robert Miller. Diane Miller. Dorothy Miller. Katherine Nohh iconte (ikcMiiinl. Kristin Obuitl. Itoirer ParkinVon. Hrenda Paul. Carolyn Pearson. Karen PiveeNJaine Plummer. Hubert Duiik. Clarence Johnson. Javonne V id rand. David Keuteler. Huger Heyiiold . Maxine Hicliardson. Janice Ititchle. John Hoain. (Jury Hovic. Huger Sander, tyiry Slilpkc. Janie hmin kcr. Alan Sinclair. Susan Skinner. Sandra Smith. Hrenda Smith, Sharon Smith, Victor Sondercgger, David Sorenson. Sliaron Sotikup. Betty Stanchtield. Sherman Starkey. David Steele. Hoh Stcnipf. Virginia Stone. Charles Streltx. Henee Sun«h|ulst. Krlc Svang. Klner Swanson, Dean Telander. Harhara Thlelge . Jo Ann Thompson. Janler Tower . Connie VniuirMliUl. David VanSteenwyk. Shirley Vogt. William Walters. I.uannn Walton. Harhara Wame. Fred Wclhy. Joyce Weinberger. Thomas Williams. Harlsira Williams, liar liar a W illinma Judi Williamson. Mitrna Wilson. Harry WiLson, John C19] Activities on Deck • SHAPE ||P OK SHIP OUT Al Sehmucker. Tom Chopnkns • THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT? Dick Duxbury. Oirol Lewis, Dick Zelle • SPOTLIGHT ON OCR HARPIST Diitne Miller • SLAPSTICK STAGE CREW Mike Cltavle and Noel Kiirslad • LETTERMEN CELEBRATE Larry Brown. John Newkirk. Van Johnson Jerry Katz. Ed Bader. Boh Christianson AH HOW EDITORS i Paula F.wnkl. New Editor: Sue Wilson. Feature Editor: Dave Albert . Business Manager: Kay I’mlioefer. Insert Editor: George Fisher. Sports Editor. Every third Friday is a very special day at Southwest. Just at the end of fifth period a member of the Arrow staff brings the coveted Arrows into all of the classes to the delight of everyone. However, a big sigh can be heard in room 414. for another Arrow has been successfully turned out to the relief of the staff. Room 414 is a very interesting place, for besides having the materials and people necessary to plan a newspaper, it has many items rarely found in newspaper planning rooms. For instance, the first thing you notice when walking into the room is the assemblage of calendars on the walls. These are to remind the staff of the many deadlines they have to meet. Another item of interest is the tapestry—very lovely, but actually there to cover up the dirt on the wall! An unusually small staff hasn't stopped this year's editors Paula Kwald. Sue Wilson. Kay Umhocfer, George Fisher, and the rest, from publishing a first-rate paper fourteen times this year. Congratulations to Advisor Mrs. Zittlcman and to the Arrow Staff of ‘54 for their fine job! Talented journalists keep AKHOW STAKE i SEATED: Ihive Albert . I nve lluljrren. FUlier. Wayne Vandervort. STANDING: Sue Wilson. Joyce Arrcnholz. Joan Olson, Maureen Grime . Marion Nye. Paula F.wald. George Hoi (lirUtinnMin, Kay Cmhuefcr. Sally McGuire. Mrs. Zittlcman. Advisor. 12 2] After precariously dodging basketballs on Un-way through the gym and running interference with the stage crew at work. I lie stair members have managed to reach their “office” without incident throughout the year. There, in the little dressing room just off the stage, was done all tin-work on the annual: lay-out planning, picture mounting, and copy writing. In addition to the work of producing the Ixtok, the staff sponsored a dance and sold Homecoming buttons and l ookcovers to expand its limited budget. The staff would like to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to their advisor. Mis Nelson; and to thank Mr. Segal and Mrs. Robertson of the Bureau of Engraving, Mr. Carlson of the bund Press, and the Lundgrcn Studio for their services. ANNUAL EDITORS 1 Color Valll. Buxines Manager; Sybil Sanders, rtiotncraptiy Kdltor; Klien ( ««, Assistant Editor: Bov Klomine. I.ayont Editor: Alloc Benjamin, Editor in -Chief. Sot pictured: Marian (lottlicb. Copy Editor. the log of our four-year cruise ANNUAL STAFF I SEATED: Karon Howard. Ithen Cass. Sybil Sanders. I’etcr Valll. STANDING: JoAnn Rode. Jerry Kilt . Marilyn Welde. Crnl Jensen. Don Ot ten Weller, Alice Benjamin. Miss Nelson. I.lx Knulund. Jim Knren. Dave Moore. Sot pictured: Marian Oottlieb. Ben Kaufman. Jim Bumwclut- Pliotogrnphera. 12H III. CABINETi SKATF.D: Jerry Kut . Jerry NleNeal. AVaync Vnnilervort, John Kitchle. HACK ROW: Mr. I'rarson. Harry Wilson. Mr. Warner. BET A HI Y i ROW l: Hot) Martin. Jerry Kal . George Fisher. Jerry McNenl. Bill Nelson, George Woohlrhlge. Lootwnl Kainpa. Jim Lewis. Bob Newell. HOW 2: K ! Bader. Joini Newkirk. Toni McDonald. Ben Drake. Dix Bnul. Dick Dnxbury. Scott Kennlson. Larry Kremers. Cary Koani. HOW s: Jim Knccn. Van Johnson. Bob Stewart. Bruce Chrane. Peter Vnlll. Hill Wittn, Huh Mantliey. Norris Jones. ETA III.Yi BOW I: Jerry Miller. John Anse. Scott Bertas. Bill Carney. Eddy Noble. ROW 2: Mark A a lies. John Hotvet. Jim NewlMai.se. Gary West. Terry Ottei.weller. ZOMBIE III- : HOW I; Bill VanSanten. Ronald Henry. Jerry Yneger. Jack Kapel. Runny Sliink. ROW 2: Mickey Bailtl. John Mulmhorg. Duncan Fowler. Gary Diamond. Clem Knsen. Stanley Gerstein. Leadership and fellowship through Hi-Y PARO III.Yi ROW l: Dave Moore, Treas.; Wayne Vnndcrvort. Pres.: Boxer Olson. Vice Pres.; Ronnie McCombs, Chaplain: Chuck Colby, Secy.: Mel Andrews. R() V 2: Wayne Harris. Iloti Fawcett, Tom Reichert. Pete Royce. Dave White. Bob SIrpless. ROW 3: Difve Myers. John Rykken. John Coppaxe. Pete Meill. Wayne Petersen. Klnat Svans. Jim O'Donnell. ALPHA lll-Y ROW I: John Drilling. Chaplain; Craig Larson. Vice Pres.; Tom Edwards. Pres.: Barry Wilson. John Ritchie. Jon Straub. ROW 2: Dave Starkey. Jim Foy. Victor Smith. Karl Kurtz. Huh Met . Charles Stone. Dale Silhernagel. We can again Ik very proud of our Southwest Hi-Y as they once more completed an active, exciting and successful year. They have truly practiced and carried out the motto of Ili-Y, which is to create and maintain a high standard of Christian living throughout the school and the community. By doing so they have learned to uphold clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Ili-Y advisors and presidents are not to Ik forgotten either, for they have certainly helped the hoys to maintain a lot of initiative and a big interest in the services provided by Hi-Y. The advisors for this year were Mr. Warner and Mr. Pearson, and the presidents were Wayne VanderVort and George Fisher. Some of the highlights of their very eventful season were: selling Christmas trees at the Y's men's lot, sponsoring the annual Hi-Y dance, and helping with the March of Dimes drive. Students at the helm STUDENT COUNCIL i HOW l: Sybil Blumen on. Don Ollenwellrr. Senceant-nt-Arnw: Ann Sullivun, Vice I'm.: Hub Chiintlniwon, Prc .:Sue Wllnon. Swy.: I’uulu Kwubl, Tn a .; Grace Hank. Co rre . Sec.: Addle Dnwlduk KOW J: Sharon C«v«Hy. Cm role Choulnnnl. IHune l-ookrcm, Sue Sinclair, Mnrnn Williamson. Susan linker. Jounic Ol-on. I Km Ireland. Mr. Ilnalielni, Advisor. KOW 3: Diane Miller. Ann Tollefsnn. Karol Kricsrai. Jeanne Kenslow. Jean Pa-tor. 1.1 Knitland. Kite Oass. KOW � : Norris Jones. Hob Manthcy. Raoul Kunert. Torn Stillman. Dave Starkey. Alice Henjamin. KOW 3: Jerry Bu-yn. Koirer Olson. Dave Alberts. Crni Jensen, 'like McAdams. Don Arm-tminr. Tom MacDonald. Mol pirturr'l: Larry llnmn. This year the most iiii|x� rtant single activity of the Student Council was the starting of a long range student government program. Under the very able leadership of advisor Mr. llaaheim, President Bob Christianson, and Vice President Ann Sullivan, we have already successfully climbed the first rung of the student government ladder. A governing body has been established in the lunchroom, and the council hopes to add to the movement very soon by having students run the study halls. Besides student government, the council actively participated in several other activities such as sponsoring dances, supporting the Community Youth Center, participating in the West-Southwest Youth Conference, organizing a United Nations Day Program, and participating in the City and State Student Councils. Under the guidance of Mr. Ilaaheim and with the help and interest of the student laxly, we predict a very promising future for the Southwest Student Council. STl DENT COI NCIL OFFICERS, SP.ATKD: Ann Sullivan. Vice Pmddent: Bob Cbrl-tlnn-oii, Prc-ldenl: Sue Wll-mi. Secretary: Grace Bank. Corrctpondlnir Secretary. STANDING: Don Ottmwrller. Scrrountut-Arm-: Mr. Ilnnbcim. Ad 'l«or; Panin Kwuld. Tren-urer. C 25 3 SILVER THI CABINET I ROW l: Sandra Prleve. Secretary; Barbara Bent. President; Jeanne Rcnslow, Vice President: Joanne Kcnslow, Treasurer: Mary Dee Humes. I.C.C. Representative. CROl'P I: KOW I: Judy Ness. Patty Thomas. Sue Collins. Barb Pemiersast. Drrothy Muctzcl, Sally Gnlnos. Carol Alberts. KOW ■£: Jeanne Petersen. Janet Hurley. Judy Edward . Judy Bryngelson. Connie Dolan. Sharon Cain. Maryann Hitchcock. Sandy Nelson. KOW .1: Sharon I .arson, Sally Nicollc. Nancy Krstnd. Diane Katz. Betty llraufman. Pit Daggett. Bev Ingle. KOW I: Judy PritzhifT. Barbara Brooke, Connie Herzog. Pat Itcybokl. Bnrlmra Bowers. Karen Barette. Alice Dubois. Penny Bond. KOW 5: Karen Pearson. Karol Kricson. Linda l.lbbey. Joan Steiupf. Judy Llbbcy, Kay Hull. Ann McIntyre. Judy Mellin. Judy Beartnan. CROUP Its KOW I: Mary Jane Krlckson. Sharon Richardson. Kay Nickols-n. Carol Girard. Mary Lnngsam. Sue Baker. Maxine Wexler. Katie Pratt. Sybil Bluiucnson. KOW • : Dava Hartman. Bev llixon. Sharon Christenson. Judie Brown. Llnnen Paulson. Karen Weers. Diane Witch . Pat O’Rourke. Judy Schmidt. Patty Sparks. KOW 3; Jeanie Katz. Audrey White. Barbara Gottlieb. Julie Mattson. Judy Ready, Barbara Hill. Judy Gleason. Pat Rand. Mary McArthur. Janice Bonneville. Klaine Dystlie. KOW � : Nancy Mathews. Idelle Bruer. Susan French. Karen Carpenter. Donna Trucker. Sharon Barkley. Phyllis Rainey. Deanna Hermann. Karen Russell, Jean Pastor. Nancy Setnhla. ROW 3: Carolyn Kmndecn. Marcia Dartt. Arlene Wlttke. Arlene Anderson. Trudy Broek. Sharon Caverly. Barbara Felder. Karen Sonderetrser. Carol Ordahl. Kathy Johnson. Barbara Kraft. Silver Tri offers each Freshman and Sophomore girl a chance to enter into an active organization. At their bi-weekly meetings this year, they enjoyed such things as a Hawaiian dancer and planned parties. Among their service projects was a giftwrapping party at Christmas time. These girls help others as well as have fun among themselves. Congratulations on a fine year’s work. C 26] • Prcvidrnt Nancy Vnnllmke pour- nt RcnotnlUon Tea. TOP PICTURE i MOW I -CABINET MKMBKRS: Jo Kll-worlh, Nnncj WnIjumi. Sue Krickoon. Paula Kwnld. Dlnne Miller. Sharon So re n mi n. Ditmin klnctdcy. ROW’ 2 IIOMKROO.M RH'S.: Barbara Wllllaai . Nancy (W, Barbara Andenunt. � lanr Cain. Carol la'wln. Rbea liMt, Sharon Lies. HOW' 3: Carolyn Coklar. Barbara Join's. Carol Belrsteln, Sue Murray. Barbara Schillinic. I'at llnll. Kathy Miller. HOW I: Karen Pearson. Pat Hueirins. Barbara Johnson. Karen Howard, Marian Nyr. Sld-cl Cl noon, Joanle OI on. HOW 3: Eva Walk. Lnurfr McNid tola Donna Stonrlck. Tanya Little, Joan Thlelae . Janice Tltornp-nn. Judy Olrard, Sue llallin. BOTTOM PICTURRi HOW I OKKICKRS: Sandra Bayerle. Nancy Carney. Treas.: Syb Sanders, Vice Pres.: Nancy Vanllercke. Pres.: Sue Wilson, Nice Pres.; Adelle Dowidnt. Secy. ROW 2: Marilyn Redrawn, Barbara Telander. Sandra Bn me. Marea Crosby. Jean McMillan, Pat Cnverly. HOW :t: Molly McKennd. Jane! Thomas. Brenda Smith. JoAnn lioilc, Marilyn Mneser. Marly- Krick-on. ROW I: Ruth Kitten. I.ynn LaMotte. Sandra Hammer. Janice Rlclianlson. Carolyn Crandall. Betty Bolstad. HOW 5: Karin Johnson. Kay Hanson. Adrienne Malmstedt. Sonjn llonsey. Joyce Welby. Janette Just. Shirley VnnSteenwyck. 44Y” sponsored clubs are important to our girls The program of Bluc-Tri this year encompassed two point of interest to the Junior and Senior girls. On the always current problem of dating, the girls heard Mrs. Hanson from the University, ami in the fall, four men. two English and two American, formed a panel to evaluate dating. Helping others, a Bluc-Tri specialty, played a big part in this year’s activities. The highlight was a Christmas party which the girls gave at the Phyllis Wheatley House. C273 EHESIIMAN Cl.l ll I ROW I: Dianne Waolis. Jinly Prltrlnff. Vice I’im.; Jcanine Knt . I'r«,; enrol (;ic e, Six-.; Diane Jnmjrotcli. Iren. .: Mnry I .ay man. ROW 2: Mary Kolmen. Sharon Christenson. Carol Murray. Sandra Johnson. Ilav.i Hartman, Donna Weller. ROW .1: Hev Iwrle. Nancy Johnson. Hetty Grucnbcrg. Mnrjrnrot Wilson. Audrey White. Diane Kricksou. Marian Gilbertson. I«)W I: Lob- llnrp. Maxine Wexler. Carolyn Kramleen. Sallle llrlechlc. Christy llurke. Priscilla Anderson. Slareia Pearson. Juille Brown. SOPHOMORE Cl.lll l KOW I: Karen Cart� enter. Idelle Bruer. Sharon Lnrsun. Janet Hurley, (ienac Rlomgrt-n. Ann Welnlierper. KOW 2: Klaine l •the. Judy Schmidt. Judy Kdwntds. Judy BryioccLon. Donna Knar. Nancy Bauman. KOW a: Arlene Wittke. Sally Nicollr. Mary iiiu, indbj Olson, Boon He Marsh. ROW t Warn Rntx, Man Mr Nickola . Betty Braufman. Nancy Krstad. Barbara Brooke. Connie llcrzo . KOW i: Alice Dulioix. Karen Burette. Jill Peabody. Judy Bearmnn. Sandra Kvnn . Anne McIntyre. Julie Schedln. FHRSIIMAN CM H llr KOW i: Karen Sonderejricer. Tmu.: Carol Girard. Vice Pm.: Sharon Richardson. I'm.: Carol Ordul. See.: Karol Ericson. Sergeant at-Arm . ROW 2: Mary laingsatn. Barham Winterburn. IJnnea l'nul«on. Kay Nicholson. Barbara Gottlieb. Carol laiN'olc. Bev lllxori. Su«nn Cooper. ROW a: Nancy Matthew . Jeanne Rcns-low. Sharon Cain. Joanne Rcnslow. Pat IhucKctt. Judy Rcndv. Susan Baker. KOW •: Kay Hull. IJnda Libber. Joan Stempf. Judy Llbbey. Penny Bond. Judy Mellln. Pat Reybofd. I.enh Gas . SOPHOMORE Cl.I It II: KOW I: Sally (•latto . Barlmra Shine. Barham Penderiru«t. Nancy I .arson. KOW 2: Gerry Drew. Judy Isenber . Carol Albert . Patty Thomas. ROW 3: Lol Beck. Mnrly Andrcnscn. Jane Keller. Ros-lind Stelfy. KOW I: Sue Collin . Ann Cleary. Pat Carlson. Joyce Jansen. ROW 3: Mao' Rousseau. Dorothy Muctiel. Susan Slnndl ven. Trudy Brock. Barbara Felder. FRESHMAN Cl.1’11 It: ROW I: Diane Alelrer. Trca .: Sandy N'eDon. Sec.; Arlene Anderson. Pro .; Connie Dolan. Vice Pres.: Barbara Bowers. ROW 2: Mary Kricksorr. Joanne Sliarpc. Julie Mattson. Susan Krcnclr. Cattiy Ambroi. Barbara Bittner. Judith Ness. ROW 1: Kathy Pearson. Karen Wecr . Barham Barrett. Carmen Cramer. Judy Gleason. Patty Spark . Jeanne Petersen. ROW I: Ann Tollefson. Mnry-ann Hitchcock. Joanne Cliattcrton. Carol Stelfy. Marilyn Molstod. Rachel Turrittln. Barbara Kraft. Kathy Johnson. SOPHOMORE (XI H III KoW l: Sybil Blumenson. Pat Rand. Phylli Rainey. Mnry McArthur. Sharon Barkley. ROW 2: Diane Miller. Donna Trucker. Janice Bonneville. Barbara Anderson. ROW s: Carol Thompson. Karen Bontiu . Shirley Cnverly. Karen Ru ell. ROW � : Deanna Hermann. Mnry Dee Humes. Katie Pratt. Barbara Best. Sandy Prleve. . . . and having a wonderful time Hard-working, ambitious, and helpful are only a few out of many words that could describe the extremely active Freshman, Sophomore, ami Junior clubs of this past year. The members have had a very enjoyable season taking part in such activities as hay rides, picnics, overnights, and having fun in general. In order to raise money, some of the clubs spon- sored bake sales. These were all quite successful. The girls were divided into eight chapters as they were last year, partly because of the large enrollment. and partly because they thought that they could accomplish more, and have a more satisfactory club if they worked in small groups. By thus working together these girls have learned how to cooperate with each other. Jl MOK CLUB 11 HOW l: Jackie Alrher. Sally Goodman. Mania Willlnimton. Barbara Kllrnc, Addle Dowldnt. ROW 2: Kristin Okcrlund. Hev l.ar oii. Carol Marsh. Lynn McCann, Mary Clare Hejrcrlo. ROW 3: Sue Krirk on. Marilyn I look mail. Rut li Knjcen. Donnn Klrmley. Maxine Reynolds. Row � : I.uAnn Walters. Adrienne Malmdcdt. Diane Miller. Sue Mallln, Kuthy Divine. Jt Moil CLUB II: ROW l: Hetty Soukup. Charlotte Mark. Barham Williams. ROW i: Mary Jane McDonald. Barham Walton, JoAnn Thicljrra. ROW 3: Javonnc Johnson, Connie Tower . Carol Kricdler, Gerry John on. C203 OFFICE IIHPEHS. HACK KOW: Judy Schmidt. Cm ml Beirsteln. Sandra Kvnii . Mary Mill . Ulriic Wltlkf. Nancy Carney. SKATKI): Molly MeKennd, Barbara Walton. I.IKK K i IIH.PF.HSi HACK KOW : Nancy Van Hen ke. Bob Steele. Sandra Skinner. Kay Ander«in. Janette Jo� l. l at (•rnn |tiUl. SKATKI): I'atly llall, Mr . N.-nrle. Sot pirtorrd: Mrs. I.undlilad. MIm Walk up. They keep things shipshape Students who partici|)ate in these activities do all of the necessary little jobs around school. These “behind-the-scenes” workers are the office helpers, who answer switchboard calls, sort mail, and run errands; the library helpers, who give lip study periods to help in the library; the V.A.C. crew, who answer switchboard calls, sort mail, and run movies in classrooms and auditoriums; the hall guards, who keep the halls quiet during lunch; and finally the stage crew, which plays a very important part at Southwest working at setting up scenery. operating lights, and doing the innumerable jobs that help make productions like the Spring Kevin- and the Class Play a succes.s. At the end of two years of service, these students are eligible for service awards. WrSEeS%u„, K.iifrn. Jerry Knti, Rob Mnrtln. Kathy Divine, Diane Miller. .Mary Claire llceerlc. KOW t: Mr. Ilanhrim. Sue Kricfcxon. Sonny Oatroin. Sharon UCS. Jack Thonm . Jnrkie Alcher. Mr. Warner. S KATKD: Wione VninlerVorl. I.enny Kampa. BACK KOW: Tom Welnberirer. Dick rile. Bruce Cbmne. Leo Johnnon. BUI Borovaky. Sot pictvrtd: Larry Brown. HOW'’i; Holi Mnnlliey. Ilnli Chrl� ten on. Jim LewD. Konnv Shlnk. Mark N« wielnvin. Skin Lane. Lurry Wlhnn. Stanley Gerstetn. KOW : Ohk Wine. Jim Newhottae. Robert Method. Bill Branluun. John Wllann. Art Braiifmnn. Jim l hmann. Mr. Penruon. KOW S: Stnurt Me Leoil, | avr WUtrand. Dlek Green. Gcontc WnoUlridirr. Kd Gone. Dave Albert . Caul Katter. Henry Oredmti. STACK CKI.« : LKKT TO RIGHT: Gcorre Brownell. Micliael Outvie. Jame Becker, liar..Id (irrwry. I)U Bond. Noel Banted. Sot pictortd; Stan Hem man. John Mnlmborir. DEBATE i SKATED: Carol Steffy, Don Ireland. Connie Herzog. Mr. Inglcbrct. Barbara Burton. Graham Wackerbarth. Ann Tollefson. STANDING: Lynn McGann. Carolyn Frandccn. Kva Walk. Anton Turritlin. Rosalind Steffy. RED CROSSi HOW I: Mrs. Grady, Advisor: Elaine Dysthe. Council Member: Betty Soukun. Council Member; Barbara Burton. Treat .: Mary Claire Hegerle. Sec.: Rhea Gass. Pres.: Barbara Jones. Vice Pres.: Sue llallin. Publicity: Ann McIntyre. Council Member; Wayne Vandervort. ROW 2: Carol Thompson. Patty Rand. Karen Weers. Jim Flcger. Don Ireland. Mary Langsam. Barbara Winterburn. Diane Cain. Susan French. Carol I .a Vole. Miss Williams. ROW 3: l irry Koenig. Janette .lost. Diane Miller. Mary Dee Humes. Wavne Meredith. Mark Annes. Barbara Schilling, Carol Lewis. Sharon Currier. ROW t: Slierin Stanchtleld. Dick Green. Don Moore. Bruce Chrane. Terry Iturke. Klic Sundquist. John Newkirk. Roger Olson. Merv Meredith. Bob Henrikson. FRENCH C.LI B: ROW l: Diane Cain. Sally Goodman. Barbara Winterburn. Sandra Lamb. Treas.; John Coppagc. Vice Pres.; Peter Meili. I Tea.: Diane Miller. Sec.: Janet Hurley. Mary Ijtngsnm. Barista Jones. Pat Haley. ROW ■ : Barbara Pcndergast, Ro allnd Steffy. Judy Gleason. Nancy Krstad. Sally N'icolle. Barbara Williams. Mar)’ Lou McKee, Diane Miller, Diana Bishop. Mariya Andrea sen. Miss Nelson. ROW 3: Diane Lockrem. Carole Chouiiuml. Be Fleming. Polly Fridlund. Kathy Johnson. Barbara Telander. Rhea Gass, Carol Steffy. Mary Rousseau, lads Hokanson. ROW l: Deanna Hermann. Dawri Traver. Syb Sanders. Carolyn Crandall. Ruth Kngcn. Karol Erioon. Norman Watt. Leland Flelsher. Sidsel Clason. ROW i: Alice Benjamin. Li England. Karin Johnson. Samira LaSclI. Trudy Brock. Kay Hanson. Judy Williams. Christie Burke. Jack Prins. Anton Turrittin. Busy organizations are proud of accomplishments It is these organizations that are the life blood of our school. The Debate team, with Mr. Ingle bret as'advisor, has been spreading the fame of Southwest throughout the state. Students inter- ested in French have joined Entre-Xous for fun with French. Red Cross raised $ 200 in two campaigns, highlights of which, were the sending of a chest to Europe and the faculty auditorium. C313 G.A.A. OFFICERS i Yvonne Mnlloy, Swimming ('Inn.: Ann Sullivim. Secretary: Marlon Nyc. President; Mrs. lioylan. Advisor: Sandra Skinner. Social Chin.: Barbara Johnson, Vice Pres.; Alice Benjamin. Treasurer. Girls are not to be outdone GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM ROW I: Koslland StelTy. Yvonne Malloy. Ann Sullivan. Alice Dultnis. ROW 2: Mrs. I toy la n. Alice Benjamin. Shirley ('overly. Sharon Caverly, Pal Caverly. Carol Blcrstein. GOLF TEAM Mrs. Boylan. Ann Sullivan. Carol Hicrstcin. Bev FIcniiiiK. Joanle Olson. Barbara Johnson. Samlni Skinner. Barbara Felder. Alio? Benjamin. Congratulations to the Girls! Southwest’s largest organization is composed solely of you. And as a further slight to the boys, this organization is an athletic club. G.A.A. (Girls’ Athletic Association), the school’s largest organization, has a membership of 175 girls. These girls work for letters and all-eitv awards by earning points in almost any sport they wish to participate in: tennis, swimming, basketball, volleyball, hiking, badminton, and golf. Outstanding in athletics this year were Eva Walk, our German exchange student, who took fourth place in the back stroke in the city girls' swimming meet; Alice Benjamin, who placed second in the breast stroke at the same meet; and Sidsel (Mason, our Norwegian exchange student, who won the school tennis tournament. Other Southwest female athletes participated in the city tournaments of various sports. C32M • THAT DEPENDS ON LEO • Mr. Warner. Mr . Mniilnnil, Mr. Rjnrlin. • OKARI.K HAS NOTHING ON I S! Cliuck Colby. Dave Meyer , llnb Christenson. Ronny McCombs. Fred Warn . . • CHIN IT! •Jth period gym with Adam and Kelson. • BOTTOMS UP! John Clioiiinnrd and Boh Martin WE DIDN'T KNOW YOU HAD IT IN YOU! Front Rutr: Mrs. Grady. Mr. Strand, Mrs. Haalnnd. Mr. Warner. Mr. Ilaulicini. Rack Rote: Mr. Jncubf), Mrs. Mykle-bust. Mis Bue. Mr. Bjorlln. OUR YOUTH CENTER Phyllis Rainey. Frank Drew. Carol I.a Vole. Karen Russell. Roger Andrews. APPEARANCES ARE DECEIVING Karen Howard. C 33 J HAMM KOW I: Mainn Wllllnntaoti. (!anilin ' Kmnl«n, Rachel Turrlttin. Rob HraiNhnw. Stanley (irrMdn. RW r«l Wood. David Roam. Albert ho v S: Dale Sllbcrnagel. Jim Suukup. Gary Olstml. Bob Metz. Judy I’ritzlaff. Mary Kolmen. Barbara Bittner. Jeanne Petersen. How a: Idclle Mruer. Ron Brown. Bill Slinrpe, Urry K renter . Rob S'rp leas. t'liarlie Knox. John ( lurk. Jim MeXeaL John ( houlnard. Ilnnk Wlttn. ROW I: Craig Jensen. John ilolmsren, Tony Turrittln. Paul Osmund. Nell Htihnii. I’eter Ren «rud. I-arrv Motor. Peter Vnlll. Sandro Prleve, Gary Roam. “Music , Maestro!” Over half the students in the school can be found in Room K at one time or another pursuing' some phase of the extensive music program offered by Mr. Dahle. The Band, the (dee Clubs, the Choral Club, and the Orchestra came into their own this year with fine performances in individual concerts, and the combined forces of the whole department provided enjoyment for the community in the Christinas concerts, the Spring Revue, and the annual Lake Harriet Community concert. ,1KII HIM H CI.KE CLUBi HOW I: Si on n Cooper, Bex llixon. Betty GruriiberK. Karol Kr!ci on. Maryann llltehcurk, Nancy Slum. Christ Hurke. Salih- Hih-i-hlt . l.oU Harp. Carol Ofeac. Klotae Miller. I-call Cmw. Nancy Matthew . Judy Ready. Carol Girard. Mary KHduon. HOW S: Gary Diamond. Ronnie Shlnk. Kd Noble. Terry Ottenweller. Dick IJcktei|r. Pal Daggett. Judy Gleason, Keren Wcen . Rarhara Rowers. Nancy Johnson, Stan lie nan inn. Hager Googlim. Karl Jacob . Bill Carney. Mike Haley. Tom Mack, loin Klekoefer. HOW 3: Jlin Newhou-e. Jim Vetter. Jay Jorgeniion, Gordie Katolke. Paul Dove. Mark Anne . Wayne sullwohl. Jerry Yaejrer. John llolvel. Steve Blade. Gary West. Gordon ('rail . Clem P.ngen. Scott Berta . Jerr) Miller, Mickey Italrd. Denny Mack. Steve Shaughnes )-. lairry Koenig. ROW : William Berner. Chuck Myers, Jim l.ehmiinn. Tom Terrill. Bob llektner. John Arse. Wayne Mrretlltli. Henry Ortleld. Tony Olson. Harvey Wilke. Jim Kinrn. John McLeod, Mike Brig . David Blllett. Wylie McKeand. Jim Carney. Jack Dowidal. Sorbert l.lcktclg. John Allyn. Brook Holmes. CIIOKAl. Cl.l Hi l(()W I: Nnney Larson. Diana Bishop, Karen Carpenter. Marly Andrensen. Marcia Durtt. Maxine Mnr-nlek. Mnfitnrrt V(«l. Barham l ioini-. C.ervne lllomgrru. Mary McArthur, Donna Trucker. Mr. Da hie. IU)W : Marly Holcomb. Kosnlie Mar-ili. Delores Wintertouni. Deanna Hermann. Marie Newell. Barbara Best. Sue Collin-. Nancy Hauman. Judy Edwards, Hetty Hrntifman. Judy Hryngel-on. HOW 3: Sally Glnnas. J.mey Keller. I'at Carl-on. lanya Little. Hartuira Krehller. Nancy Semhla. Ann McIntyre. Tatty Thomas. Ann Cleary. Barbara Tcnderga-t. I «� rl- Terra. HOW t: ndreu Gulley. Hernhtird Ortlehl. Steve Krllcli. Curtie Miller. Davhl Myers. Hlelmnl I'lipp. Marcia Wimr. Dawn Traver. lads Heck. Joyce Jnneon. Sandro Bender. Ann Welnlrcrger. ORCHESTRA i HOW I: Jean McMillan. Idelle Bruer, Kacliel Turrittln. Ko-ilind Steffy. Trudy Brock. HOW Barbara Felder. Mary Housseau. Kd Torter. Die Natlmn-on. Carolyn Frandeen. Stanley (iersteln. Ann Tollcfson. Carol Stcff). HOW 3: Tony Turrittln. Iloh Christie. David Kanin. Jim McNen). Hank Wltta. Gary Holst ad, Hoh Met . Dale Silbernaglc, John llolnurren. HOW 4; Tom Cliepokas. Konahl Brown, lairry Major. John Chouinard. Charles Knox. John Clark. Gary Koarn, Sandra Trleve. Teter Vnlfl. Mr. Dahlc. 6TH Hot K GLEE CM II ■ HOW t: Mary Layman. Susan French, Dava Hartman. Sandra Johnson. Kay NiehoNon. IturlNim Wlnterhurn. Kathy Pearson. Joanne Kensktu. Marela I’earson. Judy Mellln, Kay Hull, Joan Stcmpf. Joanne Chattertnn. Her Ingle. Marilyn Mnlstad. Connie Dolan. Carmen Cromer. Carol Ordal. Dianne Wadis. Judlc Broun. Diane Jaingoteh. Diane Krlckson. HOW t: Donna Weller. Tat Noll. Julie Mattson, Carol IjiVole, Joanne Sharpe. Susan Baker. Tat Klaultter, Arlene Anderson. Sharon Cain. Kathy Johnson. Barbara Kraft. Linda Llhhey. Judy Llhhey. Tat Heyhold. Penny Bund. Trisrilla Nndenwm. Jen nine Kat . Shnron Rlchnnlson. Mary Laiursam. Linnea TnuL-on. HOW 3: Dan Hector. Dennis l'reuss. Bjirham Gottlieb. Carol Murray. Diane Aleher. Judith Ness. Barbara Barrett. Karen Sondrregger. Sandy Nel-oo. Jeanne Renslow. Margaret Wilson. Maxine Wexler, I jury Gibson. Alien Flemmer. Boh Olson. Skip Lane. Tom Satlier. Tom Sanders. Boh Tearson, Gale Klei-i. Audrey White. Tatty Sparks. Sharon Christenson. Cathy Ambrox. HOW � : Bill Colby. John Malmhonr. I.eland Flel slier. Konahl Henry. Gary Carl-on. Jame- Kuhn. Vincent Itongaarts. Henry Ored-on, David Kersten. Bill lairMitt. Dick Wise, Dick Dobbins, Don Aldcn, Hoy Avcrbeck. John ClulT. Duncan Fowler, llarry Selin, Jack Kn|M-l. Jim Fleger. Hill VmiSanten, Minnie Lelnonen. Jim Kostnoski. Norman Nelson. Boh Williams. IIOI If : HOW i: Barbara Anderson. Mnren Cmbr, Tut C.rnnqulirt. Sandra Bnyerle. Klalnr Dyntlie. Anne Sullivan. Ms Day. Kay I'mboefer. HOW : Pliylll- Knlncy. Lynn MrOann. Brenda Parkinson. Karen Russell. Katie Pratt. Syh Sander . Sharon Larson. Maureen Grime . Sandra laiSelle. Karen Pear- n. HOW 3: Kita Brown, Diane Lockrem. Diane Cain. Mariya llmi-cn. Sandra Banie, Mary I� ee Hume . Carole Chmil-tiard, Joyce Wei by, Sharon Sorenaon. Yvonne Malloy. Jean Pastor. ROW I: Kogrr Andrews. Jack Prill.-. Don Rider. Paul Scribner. Toni M«thbc lier, Mnripin Clarity. Oeonre Noble. Roniijr Baxter. Tom Wortliley. Betty BoUtad. Julie Schedln, Kay llan.son. ROW 3: Boh Chris teiiMin, Dave Sondcrenter. Jim Plvec. Roniiy McComb . Sheridan SlancWleld. Peter VaiO. Bob McCleod. Mike Cutdco. Don Armstrong. Kd (lone. Stuart Method. Dixon Bond. Our A Cappella Choir is the source of Tile Southwest Choir is a very fortunate organization. Not only does it have a fully-merited reputation as one of the best choirs in tin- Mid-West, hut it has Mr. Oahle, its super-special director. 'Pom MacDonald, this year’s great president, and a spirit of unity which closely knits the members into one group with a feeling of loyalty for each other and their choir. This year the choir participated in the traditional family concert at Lake Harriet, the Baccalaureate exercises, and its own Spring Concert. The high point of the choir season was the trip . WAN I A TKLKC.RAM! MaXlne Reynold-. Barb William . Sharon Sorenson. Kny lliintton. Jennie Axled. Yvonne Malloy. • JCDGK PKTK VAILL AND IIIS PATROL McLeod, Arawtron . Clarity. Bond. Wll on. Baxter. Noble. Plvec. • BUY A HAT! Marly llannon. Syb Sander . Sandra Bnycrle. Kay Cmlioefer. Joan McAuleyr. C36] K ) V I: Prtuln Kwald. Ellon l.cnnhn:. Adrienne Malinxlrdt. Sue Hullln, Shirley VanSteenwyk. .Maxine Reynolds, Carolyn Paul. Janice Rlclinrdson. i.ynn LnMotte. KOW 2: (Jail Russell. Barbara Telauder. Khea Cass, Barbara Anderson, .leannie Axtclf. Sluiron Caverly. Julie Smitli. Samira Lamb. Barbara Jones, Nancy Braden. Mr. Dalde. ROW 3: Betty Bittner, Diane Miller. Joan Pastor. Adelle Dowldnt. Barbara Anderson. Sue Sinclair. Carolyn Crandall. Jill Peabody. Diane Katz. Sandra Brieve. Pat Caverly. Row i: Barbara I.. Johnson. BarlKtru Williams. Sue Wilson. Marilyn Heckman. Lois liokanson, Shirley Caverly. Janet Krsin. Carol Alberts. David Nelson. Tom Stillman. Tom Reichert. ROW Jay Fillmore. Richard Green. Jim Schlpke. David Alberts. Kd Bader. Torn MacDonald, Van Johnson. Barry Wilson. Jerry Barnes. John Schipke. Peter Meili. David Collins. great pride to our school in March to the Iron Range. Money for this trip was earned by the choir members themselves at their Carnival, an annual event enjoyed by the whole community. Among the many events that the ehoir will always remember were the Christmas Concert with the presentation of the Song of Christmas ’ the “Men of Note. and how the girls in the audiences swooned, the Spring Revue, Tommie's direction of the kids when Mr. Dahie was otherwise occupied, Professor Doily the bus drivers, and all the fun the choir had on the trip and at home. • PROFESSOR DOILY” CONCF.RT AT CHISHOLM • CHOIR OFFICERS SKATED: Dave Sonderejfer. Pat Caver ly. STANDING: l)av.- Collin . Rlica Gass. Tom MacDonald. Paula Kwald. Ann Sul livan. • MEN OF NOTE KNEELING: Eddy Bader, Dave Sonde rescuer. Tom MacDonald. STANDING: Bob Chrtatcnson. Dave Collin . Tom Still man. Van Johnson, John Shipkc. [in -•� CLUB i ROW I: 'Icn Meredith. I«n Knmpa. Ton� Weinberger. Jerry MeNrnl. IW� l� Chrt ten«on. Don Arntxtromr. C'rala Jensen. John Newkirk. Van Johnson. Jln« Kneen. Sonny Oatrom. ROW J: Pete Sheehan. Jolm Holmereii. Siv tt Kneen. Jnek Tltomna. Kd Iholer. Dick Dux bury. Hill Nelson. Chuck Henry. .Morgan Clarity. Bill Borov ky. Wayne Vamlerrort. ROW 3: Have Vnnnrxhill. Knoul Kunert. Dave Meyers, tarry Brown. Calvin Wise. 1‘ele Vaill. Konny McComb . Mel Andrew . Dave Starkey. Toni Stillman. Whlteley McMillan. ROW I: Cary Kami, Ka; l.es :tnl. Frank Drew. Fred Warne. Kiwer Obion. l.en John non. Dot) Ottenwe'ler. Bill Wltta. Runny Baxter. Gcotfr Noble. Being a letter-winner at Southwest isn’t just an honor—it includes the res|x nsibility of helping the student body realize the importance of athletics. This is done through the “S’ Club, an organization composed of all letter-winners. Each fall and spring a banquet brings them together as a unit. At the fall banquet Babe I a Voir was the highlight speaker. Thanks to these boys, athletics play an im| or-tant part in school life. “Who will receive the coveted S ?” is a question |KTpctdaily facing the Athletic Board. This lK ard, which not only awards athletic letters but also determines the athletic |x� lieies of Southwest, consists of the captains of the nine sports, the coaches, the faculty and equipment managers, and the principal. Athletic winners are united ATHLETIC BOARD I ROW I: Mr. Wolilfonl. Mr. Pedersen. Mr. Halley. Mr. TaMon. Mr. Cuetiloe. Mr. Hknheim. Mr. Adam. Mr. Bjornlln. Sul idr amf: Mr. KrlMiii. ROW 3: Dun Ottenwellcr. Jerry MrNral. Bill Borovsky. Jaek Thumat, Ronnie Baxter. Hob Clirirtenaon. John Newkirk. Bill Wltta. Mel Andrew . CIIKEK LEADERS: DIiiiic Lockrem. Tom MacDonald. Jiiunic Olson. Karen Howard. Karon Bussell. Ann Sullivan. Joan I’uslor. .loan Castor, Barbara Tolandcr. Dick olio. This year we had two additions to the cheerleader squad—hoys and new uniforms. The hoys, Tom MacDonald and Dick Zelle. helped to generate a great deal of pep at all the athletic events which the cheerleaders faithfully attended. The girls' new uniforms consisted of purple culottes and weskits. These they made themselves. The squad, led hy Captain Ann Sullivan, was responsible for much of the school spirit shown by the student body. Cheerleaders, new clubs in the limelight SKI CI.t.'Hi SEATED: Karon Howard. Diane l.ockrem. Holt Martin. Bob Hull. Toni Keicliert. STANDING: Dave White. Bev Klcniintr. Marian Nyc. I on Ottonwcllor. I.ynn LaMottc. Jerry Husyn. Sidsel Classon. Clem Karen. .Vot pictured: Kutli Kneen. A welcome addition to Southwest, the Ski Club, owes its organization to its first president, Don Ottemveller. With Mr. Jacobs as advisor, the inem-hers planned parties and meets during the year. Unfortunately for the winter athletes, there was little snow for them to ski in this season. Better luck next year! ETHICS COMMITTEEi Dick olio. Chuck Henry. Bob Martin. Wayne Vnnilorvort. Jerry Katz. I’eto Vnill. Bussell Ostrum. Ijirry Brown. The pride of the 1954 graduating class lies in the revival of student government, successfully put into force by the Ktliies Committee, a group of senior hoys who took charge of the lunchroom. With the principle to guide rather than to punish, these boys have high hopes for the future of student government. C39] Queen Marian rules at homecoming A restive spirit fiilcd the school. Students were everywhere—practicing for the show, decorating the halls, and making Indian hats and a lot of noise. All talk was. “Who will be queen? On the big day. before a suspense-filled auditorium, last year's queen. Sally Schwartz, prepared to pass her crown to one of this year's candidates—Joan Olson. Bov Fleming, Marian Nye. or Ann Sullivan. Finally, amidst cheers and applause. Marian Nye was crowned. We took a drumming from Henry on the football field, but the fun of the dance that night, and the success of all the festivities, made it the best Homecoming ever. HO] • IIOMKCO.MINC AT I KM)ANTS Joan Olson. Aim Sullivan. Hoy Kleinlii?. • ROYALTY AT IIIK GAME • OOOKUS Jeannle Axtoll. Mary Lou McKee. Jnnct Forsbcrnr. Dlnnc C iln. anil Diane Lock rem. • M.Cj die and Martin • OVERCOME Marian ye Is crowned by Sully Schwnrtx while Jerry Bunyn and Linda Hammer watch. • CAN ■CAN” with Sunny Ostram. Deedie llult. Jack Tliainnx. BUI Borovsky. Dick Dnxbury. Don Ottemveller and Jerry Husyn. Z ll Fight for the Purple ami White • UK ST AID Dixon Bond, Scott Knern. I)r. Coldberjt • FAITH Ft'I. FOOTBALL MANAl.KRS Bond mid Kot . • STF.ADY NOW! DIASK HK'KRKNI Top: Karon Bussell. Joan Pastor. Middle: Karon Howard. Joan Pastor, Hnriiuru Tol.mdor. • THK HOMKCO.MIKC CROWD The gridsters drew a tough schedule in that most of their hard games came near the beginning of the season. After putting up a good fight, the Indians usually bowed to their opponent’s superior depth and experience. Such, however, was not the case in the Washburn game. The Purple and White beat its age-old rival 12-6. After Bader powered over for a touchdown in the second quarter, the team, fired up by a spectacular punt blocked by Larry Brown, got their winning touchdown on a pass from John Newkirk to Mel Andrews. Special mention should be made of Co-Captains John Newkirk and Boh Christenson for their excellent leadership, and to Ed Bader for his brilliant running. Next year’s team will include such men of experience as Captain Al Sehmucher, Dave Myers, and Merv Meredith. This season the Indians had a new coach in Bo!) Kelson, who was ably assisted by line coach Bill Adam. Bob Kelson and Hill Adam. FOOTBALL SCORES Southwest 12 40 Southwest 7 West 12 Southwest 6 14 Southwest } Roosevelt 21 Southwest IB Henry 37 Southwest 12 Washburn Southwest 7 Marshall 14 Cheer Southwest on to victory KOOTHALI. A SQUAI): HOW I: Frank Drew, Al Scliinucker. Dave Meyers. Wayne Vandervort. John Newkirk. Bob Christenson. Co-captains; Merv Meredith. Kd Bader. Mel Andrews. HOW I.co Johnson. Chuck Colby. Hon McCombs. Jim Knecn. Chuck Henry. John Coppage. Harry Brown. Van Johnson. Lcn Kampn. HOW :t: Dixon Bond. Mgr.; Scott Knecn. John Chouinard. Stan Hein. Fred Warnc. Dave Sondcregger. George Noble. Dave Starkey. Bruce Climne. Jerry Katz. Mgr. C-H] FOOTBALL B SQt’ADs HOW I: Hill Colby. Jerry Ynegcr, Dick Wise. Jon Straub. John Rykken. HOW 2: John Shlnke. Jnck l'rins. Ken WlUInmson. Hobby ('riles. Dick Green, Tom Moran. HOW 3: Jrmlil Thomas, Jim McNeal. Bob Slrplfss Wayne Meredith, Duiuiiii Fowler. Ilnnk Wlttn. Tom Worth ley. Cheer her on today • CAPTAIN NKWKIKK • FROM NIK BKNC1I. HOMF.COMINC j:« • CAPTAIN CHRISTENSON • SCI I MUCKER AND BADER MARK A • AFTER THE HARD GAME • BADER AND THE BALL GAIN Spread her fame • AFTER THE MEET Kill Horovsky. Kay Lcftttirtl. Jorry MeXenl. • M.M.I.KVS PRIDE AM) JOY llfll Borovsky, Morgan Clarity. Jorry Mo Neal. Don Armstrong. Kay l.o� sanl. Hill N'rUon. • MeXKAl. IIRKAKS ANOTHER RECORD! Halley’s Comets returned again this year to illuminate Southwest’s athletic horizon. For the second straight year the Harriers turned in an unblemished season record which included winning both the City and State meets plus an overwhelming victory over Roosevelt, the traditional rival. Able support was given to Captain Jerry McNeal by next year’s co-captains, Don Armstrong and Morgan Clarity, and sophomore Ray Lessard. To Jerry McNeal. this year’s captain and chief record-breaker, congratulations for all that you’ve done. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Southwest •i . Roosevelt 85 Southwest 18 .... Henry 41� Southwest 17 West 46 Southwest it; . St. James 41 Southwest 1? . Washburn 57 Southwest 1U . St. L l k. .87 Southwest 17 . South 88 Won Duluth Invitational Won City Championship Won State Championship moss cot vrm teaMi HOW 1: Calvin Wim . Tony lurrlttin. Dick Duxbury. Kay Eeaqinl. Jerry McXca 1, Don Armstrong, Morgan Clarity, Hill Borovsky. Gary Room, Hill Nelson. Peter Valll. ROW Norman Nelson. Clem F.nrcn. Scott Bertas. Jim McCue, Dave Alexander. Jim Shlpke. Wayne Peterson, Mr. Halley. Wayne Harris. Don AUlen, Paul (Snuin, Wayne SulEvolil. Ktlille Noble. Jim Carncjr. • I.KT (JO OK MV A KM. ALt • BY (M 1XY. I WON Dave Meyer anil Al Sdimurfcer. Merv Meredith . THINK IIK'I.I. MARK 1TJ • DON’T TAKK IT SO IIAKI) DON Tom Reichert Don Armatrmis. Kny Lc anl, Jerry MrNml. The starting gin of the Southwest track season went off with a big hang as the track team chalked up a victory at the Metropolitan Track Meet. With a spirit of determination. Southwest rose to the challenge, took the lead, and held it throughout the meet. The performance at the “Met” was repeated throughout the season, and Southwest put on the record another successful track year. There were only five seniors on the team, so next year’s season promises to he better than ever. Spurring their teammates on to victory were record-breaking Captain Jerry MeNeal, half miler Dick Duxbury. hurdler Ed Bader, and weight men Chuck Henry and Wayne Vandervort. 1954 TRACK SCORES Southwest SI1 Washburn 31 V Won Metropolitan Indoor Meet Won Carleton Meet—Class I. Division Won Minneapolis Relays City Championship And her fair name HOW l: Merv Meredith. Morgan Clarity. Don Armstrong. Slwmi Stnnchfleld. Wayne Vandervort. Dirk Duxhury. Jerry MeNeal. Chuck Henry. Kd Bader. Dave Meyer . Kay Lessiml. Al Scmtiucker. Gary Kimiii.. Frank Drew. KOW 8: Jim Carney. David Rtsim. Dick Liekteig. (Jordon Rotoike. Hill Carney. Jim McCue, Tom Kelehert. Tuny Turrittin. Konny McCombs. Chuck Colhy. Jim Sehlpke. Stan Keln. Wayne Sullwold. Wayne Harris. Jini MeNeal. Carl Jacobs. Roger Gooffln . ROW 3: Hill Sharpe. John Aa e. I lck Wise. Jim Monahan. Jerry Miller. Tom S’lthrr. Joe ilavihiml, Dave Starkey. Dick Dolihin . Hill l.ar«oii. Duncan Fowler. Jerry Yaegcr. BUI Culhy. Fred Wnnie. Cal Wise. Hill llumcr. John Wood. Jim I lari. With constant loyalty w w n� is year marked hockey teams sod to and is a continuance of the fine which Southwest has become so so proud of. Coach Marv Bjorlin did a great job in his first year here and certainly deserves credit for his truly fine work. The team xvas sparked by a trio of scrapping seniors. Jack I honias, Ed Bader, and John Newkirk. Bill Borov-•skv s alert net minding gave the team a real feeling °t security as they battled against their various nty rivals to place second in the City league. I hings look good for next year with one, and possibly two Merediths in the lineup. In addition, there’ll be Fred Warne. Erie Sundquist, Roger and Dave Rovick, and Don Armstrong, all returning letternien. GAME RESULTS Southwest 8 ..... Roosevelt 1 Southwest 4.............West 'i Southwest £............South 7 Southwest 8........ Central Southwest 5.......... Edison 0 Southwest 7 ...... Marshall I Southwest 8 .... Vocational 1 Play Oflfs Southwest 4......Washburn I Southwest 1 .....Washburn 8 7 wins, 4 losses • WPP, SNAP! Jack Thomas • lNDISPKXSAULKS 1HH Borovsky «� « ' J, 'm s 'kl,k- • ACTION WITH KD BADER HOOKEY TEAM: KNKKl.INO: (leorifo Noble. Bill Borovsky. oCaptain. STANDING: •lack Thomas. Co-Captain: Fred Warne. John Newkirk. F Hein. Mgr. .ric urMh.ui ! :lViV ,U,,vi'k. Don Armstrong. K 1eJ,0Rov u� u«,ui t. Jo� m KitchUN David Vanarsilall. Roger ko Meredith. Rovick. Stan E 48 3 BASKETBALL TEAMi Captain la « Johnson IN' I.INK: Scott Knccri. Wayne Peterson. Honor Andrews. Hi.mild McCombs. Chuck Colby. Sbcrinan Stum bilcld. Calvin Vlw. Dick Green. Jim Kn«‘en, KHirer Olson. Mel Andrews. Jim llawklnx. • Jim Pollard allows Jim Kneen. Mel Andrews, lux Johnson. • Chuck Colby and Hon McCombs go wild, and Coach Hill Adam some pointers. March on, Southwest, The Iiulians launched the 1053-54 basketball season with only two returning lettermcn. This lack of experience proved too much for the lioop-sters, who failed to break into the win column this year. Sophomore lettermen Ron McCombs, Chuck Colby, Dave Myers, Wayne Peterson, along with juniors Roger Olson and Sherman Stanchfield. should give next year’s five the needed experience to make a championship team. Southwest 44 ................ Henry 44 Southwest 40.............. Marshall 50 Southwest 40 ................. West 63 Southwest 34..................South 00 Southwest 34...............Washburn 74 Southwest 37 ............ Roosevelt (50 Southwest 44 .............. Central 50 Southwest 47................ Edison 57 Southwest 40..................North 47 Southwest 40 ........... Vocational 55 [49] • ON VOI'H MARK. OKT SKT . . . Sonny Ostruin ami Don Ottenwclter. • APTKK THR CHAMPIONSIIII ('uadi I’tdfnvn thrown In by Shtduin. Ostnim anil Ottcn welter. Much to the surprise of Coach Rudy Pedersen, the happiness of the team members, and the pride of the student body, the Indian tankmen splashed their way to the city championship! At the beginning!; of the year, Mr. Pedersen predicted a “fair season. As the year wore on and the mermen defeated the three most avid contenders for the City crown. North, Washburn, and Central, all by a very close score of 88-87, he realized that once again the Southwest swimmers were bringing home a championship. Led on by Captain Don Otten-weller. these lw ys worked their hardest all season and are to be congratulated for the excellent job they did and the drive they had that pushed them on to the City crown. Nice going! SWIMMING SCORES Minnesota High School Relays Southwest 5th place. Southwest vs. Washburn .... 88-87 Southwest vs. Central... 88-87 Southwest vs. South .......... 58-17 Southwest vs. North ......... 88-87 Southwest vs. Vocational .... 49-28 Southwest vs. Edison .........54-21 Southwest vs. Marshall...52-28 City Championship March Onward SWIMMING TEAM: ON Pl.OOK: BUI Carney. SEATED: Tony OIkod. Whltrly McMillan. Uon Oflenweller. Captain: Mr. I’edfrm’ii, Conch: Tom Worthlcy. Jim lturr uich«. Tom Stillman. STASHING: John Holmgren. Jim NcwIkmisc. Itonalil Shink. Van Jolin on, I’cle Slier turn. Tom Mountain. Sonny Mrom. Gary Sander , lloh Stewart. Krucc Chranc. Victory’s sure this time Hill Adam veteran baseball coach, expects the baseball nine to be quite successful this year due to the fact that there are quite a few veteran team members returning. Lctterincn returning are: catcher Jim Kneen, second baseman George Noble, shortstop Hob Christensen, and right fielder Hill YVitta, who was also this year's able captain. Huger Kovick, John Kelson, and Scott Knecn will pitch; Eric Sundquist will take first base, ami Mel Andrews will piny left field. Pre-season practice games started April 19. while the regular season began May 4. This year, more freshmen than ever before have gone out for baseball. In order to start training these Imys, a H baseball team has been organized with Marv Hjorlin as “H team coach. With this growing interest in baseball and an underclassmen “R squad, it won’t be long before the Indian nine have a championship team. BASEBALL GAME RESULTS -- South 9 .. Central 9 Roosevelt (I Washburn 9 __ South 4 .. Central :i Roosevelt 7 Washburn 12 • IIOMKKt'N? Scott Kneen • VOl’ KK SAKKJ Jim Kricrn BASEHAl.l. TEAM i tOM’ I: K «« r Koviek. John Kelson. Hob Christenson, Jim Kneen. Hill Wittn. Mel Andrews, ieorre X l� lr, Eric Sumli|ui t. HOW 2: Hill Adam, Coach: Don Ireland, Klnar Svanjr. Jim fnukln . Scott Knccn. Wayne Meredith. Waync Peterson. Dick Green. South west 2 Southwest I Southwest 0 Southwest .‘I Southwest I Southwest I . Southwest 4 Southwest 0 . KuinTt's slum Captulu Baxter retrieve (‘usual Crale Fight, for the purple and white The Southwest Tennis team really proved that experience and new blood are what il takes to make a team. The six returning lettermen gave the tennis team the experience they needed. These were: lion Baxter, Tom Weinberger, Dave Vanars-dall. Craig Jensen. Raoul Kuuert, and Whitey McMillan. However, new blood is always needed on a team, and this was supplied by eight new- comers: Bruce Chrane, Bob Stewart, Scott Kcnni-son, George Core. Jim Pivec, Gary Sanders, Bob Metz, and Jim Kosmosky. Practicing every day after school with the assistance of Coach Haaheim. the net men worked hard and really earned the right to be called an outstanding team. Bonny Baxter. Cnplnlti; Jim Plvce, Craljr Jciimmi. Dnvr Vnnnr.sdnll. HOW ■£ K noil I Kuncrt, Whltcly MrMlll.iii. Tom Weinberger. TENNIS SCORES SW S........... West 4 SW ) .... Washburn ; SW 4 ......... South I SW . ...... Central 4 SW .......... Henry 8 SW 4........Edison I SW ii . .. Vocational 0 SW 8.......... North 4 SW i£ .... Roosevelt 3 SW 5........Marshall 0 • Yor IH IT THIS WAY Hali HoiitikMiii • ZUI'K AND PETE Jade Thrnims. R offer Andrews, Tom Wortliley. Coach Rudy I'rdersen. Dnve Butler, Roger Ol on. ROW 1: Hoh llenriksuti. Tom Stillman. Bill Brnnluim. Jerry Bnrnc . Tom Wortliley. ROW Mr. I’ederaen, Roger Andrews, Dnvhl Butler. Karl Kurtz. Curt Miller. Roger Olson. Jack Thomas. Fight, Southwest, fight The 1954 golf team at Southwest had a lot to live up to. for they were walking (putting) in the footsteps of the 195.‘J City ami District champions. Led hy Pete Passolt. Mr. Pedersen’s golfers putted their way to the championship last year. Despite the loss of the lettermon who helped win the trophies last year. Southwest was a major contender for the championship and made an excellent showing. The three returning lettermcn who won more than their share of matches last year and who carried the brunt of the scoring this year were: senior Jack Thomas and juniors Boh Ilenriekson and Roger Olson. Starting April -21 and continuing right through to May 44. these boys did a tre- mendous job. Congratulations to them and their coach, Mr. Pedersen! 1954 GOLF SCORES Southwest 1) .S Southwest ! West s 5 . 7 Southwest 0V£ 5 4 Southwest (5 0 Southwest 14 Vocational 0 Southwest 7 5 Southwest 9� A Southwest nvS Mi Southwest 10 4 C 53 3 Sighting Land • KENNY GETS CANNKI) Craii: Jensen, Scott Kcunitwn. Van Johnson. Dirk Duxbury. • THE GREAT COMEDY TEAM Marlin ami Zelle. • OCR EXCHANGE STCDENTS Eva Walk ami Sldsel damn. • WE RE GOING TO HAVE A BALL! Craig Jensen. Syh Sanders. Paula Ewuld. Ben Drake. Carol Lewis. • OCR VERY OWN OCEEN. Jerry Busy and Marian Nye. • OCR CHAMPION AFTER THE MEET Jerry MeNeal. Bill Borovsky. We will always cherish these memories COMMKNCF.MKNT: We came as freshmen, clutching our zipper notebooks and feeling as small as our “Yusayas” (which we were never without) . . . singing was fun in (dec club . . . making all sorts of good (and bad) dishes in cooking class . . . field trips with Miss Martin's Common Learnings class (roughing it for a day at Nurstrand Woods) . . . Jannic Myhrc, our first Homecoming Queen . . . the school strike our freshman year . . . Mr. Greg’s “Cyrano” . . . winning the football game with Henry . . . learning how to drive with Mr. Inglebret, no matter what kind of weather . . . Southwest’s first City- 11563 Twin City championship football team . . . choir carnivals and exciting trips for the choir members . . . holding our noses going past the chemistry lab while future scientists were experimenting . . . our first J.S. at the Auto Club . . . class parties and dances every year . . . Jerry McNeal, our great track and cross country runner . . . aptitude tests our Junior year . . . laughing at I)iek Zelle’s pantomimes . . . the girls’ golf team wearing shorts to a match . . . Shakespeare and Chaucer . . . exciting hockey games and a wonderful team every year . . . Mr. Wohlford's stunts IF the team won the City championship . . . our Senior Homecoming and our own Queen, Marian Xve . . . senior advisory, at last . . . vigorous campaigning for Dick Duxbury and Don Ottenweller for class president . . . “Dux winning after a close race . . . student government, led by the senior boys . . . the hilarious faculty auditorium for Red Cross contributors . . . Mr. Pedersen and Mr. Dahlc, our Senior Advisors, who always seemed to understand us . . . Southwest's first exchange students, Eva Walk and Sidsel Clason . . . our championship swimming team, with Don Ottenweller as captain . . . Bob Christianson, Student Council President . . . our class play, “The Doctor in Spite of Himself” by Moliere . . . we will always remember the friends we made, and the fun we had during our four years at Southwest High. of our four-year voyage and commencement SENIOR AWARDS A medal ... a certificate ... a ten-dollar check and again for our benefit, and we know the sig- —these arc an outsider's impression of senior nificancc of these awards to the winners and to the awards. But those of us on the inside have seen whole class. With great pride we announce the certain of our classmates give of themselves time 1H.54 award winners: C. C. Minty Service Award........................... Robert Christianson Daughters of the American Revolution..................... Marian Nye Sons of the American Revolution........................Jerry McNcal First National Bank Award......................Larry Brown, Rhea ( ass Star-Tribune Award........................................ Paula hwald Rose Rees Award........................................... Peter VaiI1 Science Award............................................. David Moore Scholastic honors are the reward for hard work HONOR ROLL That gold braid worn so proudly over the left shoulder on Commencement night means a great deal to seniors, for it represents the culmination of four years of hard work and conscientious study. The Honor Roll, headed by Valedictorian Rhea ( ass and Salulatorian Alice Benjamin, includes only those students who have maintained a i.fi average throughout their four years at Southwest. HOW I: l.eonard Kampn. Grace Rank. J� rr Katr. Janet Thouiax. Marian Gottlieb. ROW S: Georw FUlier. I av|«| Moore. lairry Rrown. Rhea tills . Marly llanscn. ROW .1: Alice Benjamin. Kay I'mhocfcr, Paula Kwalil, Peter Valll. .Vo inrhirtii: Sybil Sander . C 57 3 Class leaders are eleeted SKMOH Cl.ASS OKMCKKSi im Siillivjit). (UrN- SfrKc intut-Arms; Leonard Knnipn. TreiiNurcr; Don Otten-welter. Vice I'rexident: Dirk Duxliury, President; I'miln Kwnld, Secretory: Pete Valll. Hoys' Seijreant-nt-Arm«. “Class Unity and “Student Government —the main planks of two mighty platforms—were on every loyal “Dux and Ott’s tongue during our exciting campaign for class president. Oh, how we'll remember those midnight meetings . . . making up crazy songs, signs, and skits . . . and finally some powerful speeches that really hit the heart of the matter. It was a sharply divided class that elected Dick Duxbnry president, but a firmly united one that joined hands at lunch to congratulate two great candidates—Don Ottenweller and Dick Duxbnry. Sharing honors with Diek are the rest of our officers: Don Ottenweller, Vice Pres.; Paula Kwnld, See.; Leonard Kainpa, Trees.; and Peter Vaill and Ann Sullivan, Sergeants-at-Anns. • :o MAX. OO! • IT’S A SIN! IMrk Zelle. (leorire l-'UluT. Pete Valll. ,u ANI) oT 1 l.eo Johnson. Bill Borovsky. Mel An- Cr.iii: Jciimmi. drew , Wayne Vandcrvnrt. . (HI. vor IIKAI'i IFI'I. DOLLS! • CONGA LINK? Itm Drake. Sent I Keimison. Hill Nelson. Crnljr Jensen, Jerry Hnli Martin. I)lek HJnikhmd. Jerry llusyn. Noel Bnrstad. MeN'eal. B � Christenson. Toni MacDonald. [58] to plan our senior activities SENIOR COLNOLi SKATKI): Mr. I’nlrnirn, Sonny Oxtrom. Vice (linlrainn: Crwlx Jmwn. Chnirmxn; Sue WiUon, Secretary: Cut liURirliiM. Mr. Dalile. STANDING: Jerry Knlx. Khen On«. Have AIIhtU. Dick rile. Sornui Oxt. I.iz Huy. Sninlrn Huycrlc. SENIOR COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN. Dick Zelle, Claw Day: Hnrlmrn Johnson. Baruiuet; luirry llrown. Memorial: Sue WII son, llnrcnluiirriitr; Petr Vnlll. Commencement: Grace Knnk. Cap nml Gown: Don Otlenweller, Socinl; l.o� nwir«l Kanipa. Ihulxct. What can you accomplish at 8:00 on Monday morning? Here’s what! (And the Senior Council did it!) The council hail the ticklish job of nominating candidates for class officers and planning the details of the election. As the governing body of the senior class for the first half of the year, they also laid the early groundwork for the Commencement Dance and the Junior-Senior From. Serving on committees to plan our year’s activities gave every senior the right to say that he had really done something for his class. And an extra pat on the back to all the hard-working committee chairmen for bearing the brunt of the work! C 59 ] Hut ho In no longer poor Karon Howard ami Sonny (Mrum. Sow what do llto.no bird want?” Peto Vnlll. Dick Zrlle. Jerry Burn. ■‘Thoro'n nothing the matter with the nurse Joan Olson. I Molt Zollo. Jerry Bucyn. Tito Wife Beaton. Dance” Shlsol Cliuon and Nancy Van Herfce. A modern version of Moliere We laughed until our seams burst, and then we laughed some more. “The Doctor in Spite of Himself was simply loaded with laughs, love-making, beatings, and rollicking fun, and we vowed that there had never been another play like it. The plot, created by Moliere, the great classic French comedy writer, centers around Sgnnarelle, a happy-go-lucky woodcutter who indulges once too often in beating his nagging wife. Marline. Revengeful Martine tricks her husband into (Rising as a doctor. The humorous complications that arise prove that Sganurcllc is a truly remarkable man. Thanks to Mr. Gregory, who did such a great job of producing one of the most | olishcd performances in his history. The casts, the committees, and all of the backstage workers are to be congratulated for their part in making our class play a success. THURSDAY NICIIT CASTi FRONT ROW: lh h Martin. Nancy Watson. Rhcn Gn � . l-arry Brown, Mnrlnn Nyc. John Newkirk. SKCOND HOW Paula F.wnliI. Carol Hcirstfin, Mnrlys llan«on. Barbara Johnson. Stuart McLeod. Chnrlottc Jnnovcc. C60J Imhtsl n � tnmsc nuilndjr l.arrv llrown anil I.lx Kiiic-lanil. I xlvc lit. I nut n riurtor |j� rry llrnwn nml Bob Martin. •Olt. Leanilcr! Mnrinn Sye nml John kirk. ‘Oil In-half of tin cant . . . •Mr. Gregory anil Carol Bclr «tcin. with our favorite players CAST SCiANARELLE MARTI NE MME. ROBERT VALERE LUCAS GERONTE Wednesday.......Dick Zellc Thursday......I arry Brown Wednesday......Ynn Sullivan Thursday .......Rhea (lass Wednesday ......loy Martin Thursday ... .Carol Bicrstein Wednesday .....Peter Vaill Thursday .......Peter Vaill Wednesday ____Jerry Busyn Thursday........Boh Martin Wednesday .......lint Lewis Thursday ...Stuart McLeod JAQUELINE LUCINDE LEANDRE MME. Til I BA IT PERRETTE ANN KITE MARIE Wednesday ......loan Olson Thursday____Nancy Watson Wednesday ..Karen Howard Thursday......Marian Nyc Wednesday ..Russell Ostrom Thursday ....John Newkirk Wednesday .. Barb Schilling Thursday.....Barb Johnson Wednesday ....Liz England Thursday......Liz England Wednesday .... Bcv Fleming Thursday ...Marly Hansen Wednesday ..Kay t’mhoefer Thursday .Charlotte Janovec WKONISDAt MIGHT C.ASTt K,.,a. SifnJ:rrLvB, ,„J,“5lrn,Tr£..n'ck '• K' ™ ™,m- � ow = k� - n,,,,., w. u. . HKST ALL AROUND Rob Christenson J on nli Ol on • FRIENDLIEST ('rail Jensen S'a no)- Van llerckc . CUTEST COUPLE Dlek Duxhury Miiuri « n Grimes . MOST ATHLETIC Jerry McNcnl Ann Sullivan • CUTEST Rev Fleming lllll WHta Seniors take . PUKMKST LAUGH Carole Heirs loin Jim Gumlnco . MOST TALKATIVE Dirk A lie Carol Lewis mM • BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Jnlin Newkirk Nancy Watson • BEST LOOKING Marian Nyo (iforgf Fisher The spotlight • MOST MISCHIEVOUS Patti Hall Dick Bjorklunil • OUIBTKST Dave Moore Rosetta LiljcmiuUt • DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Paula Kwakl Don Often welter • PRETTIEST HAIR Karen Howard Nidy McN icliolas • PRETTIEST EVES .lanice Tmchworth Lenny Kaiupa • BIGGEST FLIRTS Marly Hansen Van Johnson • BEST DANCERS Pete Slicchan Itarh Schilling C63] HREI) BAME • ROBERT BARNES: Bob , Budget. Hob-l� v: Amateur Geology• Secret Ambition: Own „ ('ndiliar HI Dorado. Future Finns: Journalism • NOEL BARSTAD: Stage Crew. Mgr.; Class Day Comm.. Cap ami Gown. Secret Ambition: A from Pearson. Future Finns: College. ELIZABETH BAY: Lis . Choir. Senior Council. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Student Council, Memorial. Hobby: Joe. Secret Ambition: Buy a bn by elephant. Future Plans: Business College • SANDRA BAYERLE: “Tiny , Blue Tri. I.C.C. Rep.; Choir. Senior Council. Silver Tri. Baccalaureate, ('lass Play, Dance: G.A.A. Hobby: Fat. Secret Ambition: To net n baby ape. Future Plans: Business Collette • CAROLE BEIRSTEIN: “Herr Homecoming. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. ('lass Day. Class Flay, Office Asst., G.A.A., Swimming. Golf. Hobby: Fainting. Secret Ambition: To find out why |� co| lc say well when they sec me. Future Flans: lT. of M. ALICE BENJAMIN: Annual. Editor; G.A.A.. Treasurer; Silver Tri. Cab.; Blue Tri. Cab.; Salutatorian. Budget. Student Council. Red Cross. French Club. Quill and Scroll. Clam Flay Publicity; Swimmiuir. Golf. Hobby: Sailing. Secret Ambition: Study nrt in Paris Future Flat - Wellesley • SONDRA BJ1 I LAND: Sos , Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Junior Council. Red Cross. Arrow Staff, Banquet. French Club. Hobby: Tennis. Secret Ambition: Flv an airplane. Future Flans: C of M. • RICHARD BJORKU’ND: “Porky , Class Day Comm., Cross Country. Swimming. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: Be 6 feet tall. Future Flans: Navy. BILL BOROVSKY: “Borski ’, S Club, Athletic Board. Hall Guard. Banquet. Hockey. Co-captain; Cross Country. Track. Secret Ambition: To be a basketball player like Leo Johnson. Future Flans: Air Force • LAI’RETA BROWN: Rita . Choir. Silver Tri. Banquet. Hobby: Flying. Secret Ambition: Have long hair again. Future Flans: Marriage • LAWREM I' BROWN: Lorry , I..CM , S Club. Soph. Council, Junior Council. Student Council. Hall Guard. Ethics Comm.. Class Flay. Memorial Ohm.. Honor Roll. Football. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: I year course in monkey business at Harvard. Future Flans: College. The Class of 1954 DAN ID ALBERTS: “Dave , Student Council, Concession Cbm.; Senior Council, Arrow. Choir. V.A.C., Social. Quill ami Scroll. Hobby: '51 Plymouth. Secret Ambition: Wear hobnailed boot in Oth hr. study when Willie is there. Future Plans: Engineering • BARBARA ANDERSON: Barb , Blue Tri. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Riil (’mss. Choir. Student Council. Class Day Comm. Secret Ambition: Flay football for Notre Dame. Future Plane I of M. • KATHERINE ANDERSON: Budget. Attendance Sec. Hobby: Cooking. Secret Ambition: To get an A in Mr. Strands class. Future Flans: Nursing. MELVIN ANDREWS: Mel . Xlouee , Ili-Y. Social. Foot hall BaskellMill. S’ Club, Athletic Bourd. Bnscliall. Secret Ambition: To inherit a million dollars. Future Flans: College. • JOYCE ARRENHOLZ: Silver Tri-V. Pro .; G.A.A., Blue Tri. Student Council. Memorial, Arrow. Class Flay Comm. Secret Ambition: I'll never tell! Future Flans: St. Cloud State Teachers College • EDWARD BADER: Ed , Choir. Ili-Y. “Men of Note , Memorial, “S Club, Class Flay Song. Football, Hockey, Track. Hobby: Singing. Women and Money. Secret Ambition: Flay college football. Future Finns: U. of Si. I 64 3 JAMES BUCK: •Vim . Cap and Gown. Baseball. Hobby: Work on car. Secret Ambition: It wouldn't lx n secret if I told. Future Plans: Army—College • MARCIA BlT It KILL • ROBERT BUSSELL: Banquet. Hi-Y. Bund. Hobby: Work on wins. Secret Ambition: To make good. Future Plans: Work. JERRY BUSYN: “Bune”, Student Council. Class Day. Class Play. Hi-Y. Ski Club. Baseball. Basketball. Secret Ambition: Fly a jet. Future Plans: Air Force • PATRICIA CAVER-LY: “Rat , “Cave”, Choir. Sergcant-at-Arms; Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Baccalaureate, G.A.A., Swimming Teum. Secret Ambition: Learn how to play Whist. Future Plans: College • CAROLE CHOUINARD: “Chouinardy , Youth Center. Chairman; Choir, French Club, Rc«l Cross. Student Council. Baccalaureate, Class Play, Dunce; G.A.A. Secret Ambition: Marry a mitlionnaire. Future Plans: Business College. BRUCE CHRANE: “Ruhr . lli-Y. Vice Prea.-Fres.-Sec.; Class Day Coinm., Hall Guard, Band, Red Cross. Footluill, Swimming, Track. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: Change my Cliev to u hopped-up Olds. Future Plans: College • ROBERT CHRISTENSON: Bob”. “Bolt '. Student Council. Pres.; Choir, Men of Note. Roys' State. Athletic Board, S Club, Class Play Song, Banquet, V.A.C., Arrow, Football, Base-bull. Hobby; Hunting. Secret Ambition: To find Kcuuison up and ready to go at 5:00 just once! Future Plans: Forestry • HARVEY CLARK: Budget. Secret Ambition; To be a spaceman. Future Plans: U. of M. SIDSKL CLASON: “Si . Student Council. Ban |uet. Blue Tri. Class Play. Dance; French Club; Ski Club. Skiing. Tennis. Secret Ambition; To become a very good skier. Future Plans: Rack to Norway • CAROLYN COLDOR: Sjttedy , Blue Tri, Pep Club. Banquet, (LA.A. Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: Sing like Doris Day. Future Plans: I , of M. • ARZKLL COOK: “Arie' Lunchroom Monitor, Class Play Conun., ('lass Day Comm.. Red Cross, Choir, G.A.A. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: It's still a secret. Future Plans: Business College. JOHN COOK: Social. Hobby: Fishing. Secret Ambition: Be a machinist. Future Plans: Forestry • SHARON CURRIER: Red Cross, Commencement. Silver Tri. G.A.A. I lobby: Horseback riding. Secret Ambition: To lx a Rronc rider. Future Plans: Bumming around the U. S. • ROBERT DEYOY: Bob . Hi-Y. Student Council. Commencement. Secret Ambition: Own u car. Future Plans: U. of M. BENJAMIN DRAKE: “Ben”. “Rastu Ticket Mgr, Hi-Y. Youth Conference Comm.. Class Day Comm. Hobby: Fighting with Kenuison. Future Plans: University of Colorado • RICHARD DUX BURY: “Dick”. “Dux”. Senior Class, Pres.: Hi-Y, “S” Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Cress Country. Track. Hobby: Dixieland Music. Secret Ambition: Climb the Matterhorn, Future Plans: Chemistry • DAVID ELLISON: “Sana”. Hobby: Working on the Trap. Secret Ambition: Go to the moon in the Trap. Future Plans: Naval photographer. C65D ELIZABETH ENGLAND: ‘‘L� y Annual. Asst. Layout E I; Silver Tri, G.AA« French Club. Student Council, Commencement, Class I’lay, Quill and Scroll. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: Jump on the tram|Kiline luring � tli hour gym. Future plans: College • MARLYS ERICKSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Commencement. Hobby: Horses. Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Future Plans: College • JANET ERSIN: Jan . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Cap and Gown. Choir. Class Play. Pub. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: To marry the boss's son. Future Plans: Work. JEN INK ERSIN: Afina , Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Choir. Cap and Gown. Class Play. Prop.; Budget. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: To raise u football team. Future Plans: College • PAULA EWALI): Etceenic”, Silver Tri. Pres., Blue Tri, Cab ; Arrow. Ed.; Choir. Trcas.; Student Council, Treat .; Honor Roll. Jr. Council, Senior Class. Sec.; Class Play. Dancer; Commencement. Girls' State. Quill and Scroll, Youth Colif. Comm. Hobby: Ballet Dancing. Secret Ambition: Do a cancan in tic? House of Parliament. Future Plans: I', of Hawaii • GEORGE FISHER: ' Kingfuh , Hi-Y, Youth Couf. Comm.. Honor Roll. Commencement. Class Play, Costumes. Quill and Scroll. Baseball. Cross Country. Hobby: Girls. Secret Ambition: Shoot a mallard. Future Plans: Iowa State College. BEVERLY FLEMING: feriV , Annual. Luyout Ed.; Homecoming Attendant, Chin., Homecoming And.. G.A.A.. Student Council, Red Cross, French Club. Social. Class Play. Ski Club. Golf. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: To own a trouble-proof enr. Future Plans: College • PRISCILLA FRID-LUNI): Polly', French Club. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Class Play Conim., Banquet. Secret Ambition: Live on an island. Future Plans: Farming • RHEA GASS: Red Cross. Pres.; French Club. Vice Pres.; Choir. Vice Pres.; Annual, Asst. Editor; Valedictorian. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Student Council. Senior Council. Youth Conf. Comm.. Commencement. Class Play. Girls’ State. All.; Quill and Scroll. Hobby: Painting. Secret Ambition: Learn how to lindy. Future Plans: Northwestern University. MARIAN GOTTLIEB: Marr . Annual. Copy Ed.; Baud. See.; Honor Roll. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Orchestra. French Club. Debate. G.A.A., Budget, Class Play, Prompter; Quill and Scroll. Ilobbv: Clarinet. Secret Ambition: Make like Esther Williams. Future Plant: U. of M. • PATRICIA GRA'NQI 1ST “PatT, G.A.A.. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Baccalaureate. French Club. Choir. Ilobbv: Painting. Secret Ambition: Own a Cadillac. Future Plans: College • MAUREEN GRIMES: Itug . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Choir. Arrow. Class Play. Song; Quill and Scroll. Secret Ambition: I a secret. Future Plans: U. of M. JAMES GUMINGO: Jim . Gumbo , Secret Ambition: Own resort • DAVID IIALGRKN: Dun . Curley . Cap and Gown, Arrow. Hobby: Fishing. Secret Ambition: Not to work. Future Plans: College • PATRICIA HALL: Patti , Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Social, Swimming team. Secret Ambition: To marry a forest ranger and loaf. Future Plans: U. of M. SANDRA HAMMER: Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Class I)ny. Class Play. Dance. Hobby: Skuting. Secret Ambition: To learn how to drive. Future Plans: Work • MARLYS HANSEN: Hans , Choir. Social, Honor Roll, Class Play, Costumes Chin. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To own a ranch ami race horses. Future Plans: Augustnua • GARY HEKTNER: Dry Hones . Hobby: Fly tying. Taxidermy. Secret Ambition: Live in Hawaii and stay single as long as possible. Future Plans: Navy. C66 3 CHARLES HENRY: “('hack”, Charlie , Ethics Comm., Budget, Fool hail, Track. Hohhv: Hunting. Secret Ambition: Throw I lie disc 170 feet. Future Plans: College • KAREN HOWARD: Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Class Play, Banquet. Cheerleader. Secret Ambition: To sing like Eurtlin Kill. Future Plans: College • PATRICIA III (JOINS: Pat , Blue Tri, Student Council, (J.A.A.. Senior Council. Class Play. Make-up: Memorial, Dance Comm. Secret Ambition: (Jo to Europe. Future Plans: Business College. ROBERT Ilf LT. Deedie . Social, Baseball. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: To Ik- a deep sea diver. Future Plans: College • CHARLOTTE JANOVEC: Char . Blue Tri. Class Play. CoiiuneiKTinent. Hobby: Skating. Secret Ambition: Fly uround the world. Future Plans: Traveling • CRAIG JENSEN: CJ Hi-Y. Senior Council Chin., Student Council, Youth Conference Chm., Commencement, Dance Comm.. Tennis. Hobby: Diddcl-ing with drums. Secret Ambition: Jet pilot. Future Plans: I , of M. CYNTHIA JENSEN: Cindy , Cap and Gown. Secret Ambition: To own a car. Future Plans: Business School • SHEILA JENSEN: !Ttpinie , Cep and Gown. Hobby: Collci-t- ing cup' ami saucers. Secret Ambition: Go to Sun Valley. Future Plans: Business School • BARBARA ANN JOHNSON: Barbie . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Commencement. Hobby: Collecting souvenirs. Secret Ambition: Own n convertible. Future Plans: Work. BARBARA LEE JOHNSON: Johns . (J.A.A.. Vice Pres.; Banquet Chm., Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Choir. Class Play, Dance Comm., Golf. Secret Ambition: Parachute from an airplane. Future Plans: College • LEO JOHNSON: Joknn , Hall Guard, Commencement, Foot ball, Baiketball. Track. Hobby: Going out with Joanie. Secret Ambition: To be a brain. Future Plans: College • VAN DON JOHNSON: “IW Johns , Ili-Y. Pro and Treav, Memorial. Men of Note , F ioth;dl. Swimming. Hobby: Hunt-ting. Secret Ambition: To In- a pilot. Future Plans: Air Force. JANETTE JOST: Jan , Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Library I (elper. Class Play Comm.. Banquet, Class Play, Programs. Secret Ambition: To go to Japan. Future Plans: Nursing • LEONARD KAMPA: Lenny , Senior (‘lass. Treas.; Honor Roll, Hi-Y. Football. Hobby: Model making. Secret Ambition: Live to la- 100 yearn old. Future Plans: C. of M. • PATRICIA KARUSIS: Pal . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Baccalaureate. Hobby: Working. Secret Ambition: Marry a millionaire. Future Plans: Dental Technician. PAI L KATTER: II OQSK , Baseball. Hobby: Ham radio. Secret Ambition: Full time ham. Future Plans: Radio • JERRY KATZ: Katso . Ili-Y, Sec. aid Treas.; Student Government, Co-Chm.; Ethics Comm., “S Club. Senior Council, Memorial, Honor Roll, Football Mgr. Hobby: Chess and (’awls. Secret Ambition: Exterminate all Republicans. Future Plans: College • JAMES KELLY: Jim , Stage Crew. Class Day Comm. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: To graduate before I960. Future Plans;. Dun woody. C67 3 JAMES LEWIS: Jim . LeRoy , French Club. Vice Pre .; Band. V.A.C., Red Cross, Class Piny, Banquet, Hi-Y. Ilockey Mgr. Hobby: Poker. Secret Ambition: To Wow up the world. Future Plans; U. of M. • ALOYSII’S LICKTEIG: Al . Cap and down. Swimming. Bast-ball. Hobby: Rifle Collection. Secret Ambition: To raise a riot in Miss Williams’ study. Future Plans: I'SAF • ROSETTA LIIJENQUIST: Roney . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. ('lavs Play. Make-I p; Memorial. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Go to u military school. Future Plans: Nursing. THOMAS MacDONALD: Toni . Mae . Choir, Pres.; Hi-Y. Men of Note. Class Play. Song; Class Day Comm.. Homecoming Half Time Chin., Cheerleader. Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: Conduct a big symphony orchestra. Future Plans: Air Force •SALLY McGITKE: •‘.W.'GA.A.. (lavs Day. Class Play, Pub Comm., Arrow. Secret Ambition: To graduate • STUART McLF.OD: Stu , V.A.C., Banquet, Choir, Clnvs Play. Hobby: Amateur astronomy. Secret Ambition: A trip to the up|� cr regions of the Amaaon. Future Plans: I . of M. JERRY McNEAL: Midnight , All school Hi-Y. Vice Pres.. Boys’ State. “S Club. Athletic Board, Student Council. Sgt.-at-Arms; Social. Cross Country. Captain: Track. Captain. Hobby: Girls. Secret Ambition: Beat Wes Santee. Future Plans: V. of Kansas • HELEN McNICIIOLAS: Ijaurie”. Blue Tri. Budget. Secret Ambition: To lie a blonde. Future Plans: College • MARTIN McNICIIOLAS: Sick . Social. Football. Baseball. I lobby: Horse racing. Secret Ambition: To Ik- a bookie. Future Plans: I', of Miami. MARILYN MAESER: Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Baccalaureate. Hobby; Skating. Secret Ambition: Change my last name to Monroe. Future Plana: Work • ROBERT MARTIN: Boh , Marty . Class Play. Ski Club. Vice Pres.; Ethics Comm.. Lunchroom Monitor, (’lavs Day Comm.. Ski team. Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: It wouldn’t lie a secret if I told. Future Plans: College • DIANE MEYER: Baccalaureate, Silver Tri. d.A.A Hobby: Horses. Secret Ambition. To own a dude ranch. Future Plans: To l e a bum. SCOTT KEN NISON: Kenny . Hi-Y Chaplain. Social. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: do hunting without Potts. Future Plans: I’, of M. • JAMES KNEKN: Jim . Tiger . Soph. Council, Vice Pres.; Jr. Council, Vice Pres.; All-school lli- Cab.. Vice Pres.; Band. S’ Club. Auditorium Comm., Annual Staff. Commencement, F'ootl nll. Basketltall. Baseball. Hobby: Working at Les's. Secret Ambition: Paddle a canoe to New Orlcaii- and -wim I nick. Future Plans: l «.f M. • CAROL K BASIC K. LAWRENCE KRKMF.RS: iMrry . Zeke . Hi-Y. Service Comm. Chin.. Band. Social, Cros Country. Track. Ilobbv: Hunting. Secret Ambition: Own a Jaguar. F’uture Plans: Iowa State College • JEAN LAI’ZON: Band. Blue Tri. Cap and down. Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: Own a Cadillac Convertible. Future Plans: College • CAROL LEWIS: Lottie . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Baccalaureate. d.A.A., French Club. Red Cross, Class Play. Make-up: Swimming. Secret Ambition: To have blonde hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion. Future Plans: College. ZM3 (JORDON MILLER: Gordg , Felix , Social. Hobby: Collecting hockey pucks. Secret Ambition: To be a mortician. Future Baccalaureate. Honor Roll. Secret Ambition: Third base on Still-Plans: C. of M. • DAVID MOORE: l)arr' Annual. Ili-Y. water team. Future Plans: College • SUSAN MURRAY: Sue . “Doo , Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A. Hobby: learning new dances. Secret Ambition: (Jo to Hawaii. Future Plans: ('ollege. BILL NELSON: All school Ili-Y Cab.. Social, “S’ Club, Track. Cross Country. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition. Sing in an opera. Future Plans: U. of M. • JOHN NEWKIRK: uNtulc . Red Crus . Ili-Y. “S Club, Claw Day Comm.,Claas Play. Athletic Board. Football. Co-captain; Hockey. Track. Hobby: Hanging around with Janet. Secret Ambition: Play pm hockey. Future Plans: II. of M. • MARILYN NEILSON. MARION NYE: (J.A.A.. Pres.; Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Arrow. Baccalaureate. Class Play. Student Council. Ski Club. French Club. Homecoming Queen. Quill and Scroll, Hobby: Swimming: Secret Ambition: To go sail fishing in the Gulf. Future Plans: IT. of M. • CAROL OLSON: Ole . Blue Tri. Dance Comm., Silver Tri. Class Play, Dance; Banquet. Secret Ambition: Go to Hawaii. Future Plans: College • JOAN OLSON: Joanie”, Jr. Council. Pres.; Blue Tri. I.C.C. Rep.; Homecoming. Chin.: Class Play. Auditorium Comm., Student Council, Arrow, Dance Comm.. Class Day Comm.. Lunchroom Monitor. Cheerleader. Homecoming Attendant. Quill ami Scroll. Hobby: doing out with Leo. Secret Ambition: (Jo to Egypt. Future Plans: U. of M. NANCY OST: Sane”, Cheerleader. Blue Tri, Cab.; lied Cross, (J.A.A.. Class Day, Class Play. Dancer. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Go to Europe. Future Plans: College • NORMA OST: Blue Tri. Sec.; Senior Council. Sophomore Council. Pres.; Baccalaureate. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Red Cross, ('lass Play. Dance. Secret Ambition: (Jo to Europe. Future Plans: University • RUSSELL OSTROM: Sonny . Senior Council, Vice Pres.; Head of Lunchroom, Class Day. Class Play. Choir, Red Cross, S Club, Ethics Comm.. Football. Swimming. Track, Hobby: My ear. Secret Ambition: Marilyn Monroe. Future Plans: Army. DONALD OTTEN WELLER: l)on . On. Student Council. Sgt.-al-Arms. Vice Pres, of Senior ('lass; Ski Club. Pres.; Sophomore Council. State Student Council Delegate. Annual. Social Chin.. Athletic Board, Swimming. Captain. Skiing, Track. Hobby: Building cars. Secret Ambition: Ski the Swiss Alps. Future Plans: 11, of M. • MARLENE PALMER: Palme?’, Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Student Council, Cap and Gown. Hobby: Collecting spoons. Secret Ambition: Go to Hawaii. Future Plans: College • JANET PERRIN: Red Cross. Class Day Comm.. Class Play. Dance; French Club. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. (J.A.A. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: Be head cook at Alcatraz Future Plans: Medical Technician. JOAN PERRIN: El Pear . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. French Club. Hobby: 1 lorses. Secret Ambition: Travel around the world. Future Plans: Ik- a bum • JOYCE PETERSEN: “Pete . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. French Club. Cap and Gown. Hobby: Playing the accordion. Secret Ambition: Be a model. Future Plans: II. of M. • GRACE RANK: Student Council. Corres. Sec.; Honor Roll. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Aud. Comm.. Cap and down. Ilobbv: Listening to records. Secret Ambition: Take a trip around the world. Future Plans: U. of M. l l LORETTA RATOIKK: Lory , Budget. Hobby: skill- ing. Secret Ambition: Returning to Chicago. Future Flans: Roller Derby Skater • MURIEL RICHARDS: Silver Tri. Blue Tri. (I.A.A., Social. Hobby: Horses. Secret Ambition: Parachute from a plane. Future Flans: Rum around • JOANN RODE: Annual. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Cap and Gown. Quill ami Scroll. Secret Ambition: To be a senior again. Future Plans: U. of M. SHELDON ROSEN BLUM: “S hcl“. Social. Hobby: A little of this ami a little of that. Secret Ambition: To take Mr. Ingle-bret for a ride. Future Flans: College • GAIL RUSSELL: Cap and Gown. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Secret Ambition: Go to Hawaii with Ole. Future Flans: College • SYBIL SANDERS: “Syb , Silver Tri. ('ah.; Blue Tri, Vice Pres.; French Club. Pres.; Annual, Photography Ed.; G.A.A.. Choir. Honor Roll. Commencement, Class Flay. Student Director; Quill ami Scroll. Hobby: Collecting records. Secret Ambition: Own a red M.G. Future Flans: College. BARBARA SCHILLING: “Shill , Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Red Cross, G.A.A.. Commencement. Secret Ambition: Be an airline hostess. Future Flans: College • HARVEY SCIICETTE: Senior Class Cumin. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: Go to the moon. Future Flans: Air Force • PETER SHEEHAN: “Pet ”, “S' Club, Social, Class Flay. Swimming. Hobby: Hitchhiking. Secret Ambition: Live in California. Future Flans: College. JULIE SMITH: Smittie , Blue Tri. Choir. Commencement. Secret Ambition: Be a tackle on the Notre Dame footlndl team. Future Flans: Teachers College • ROBERT STEWART: Hob , Steir . Hi-Y, Banquet. Swimming. Hobby: Model buildings. Secret Ambition: Blow up the kremlin. Future Flans: Architect • DONNA STORVICK: “Storvick”, Blue Tri, Banquet, Swimming team. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Future Flans: Travel. ANN SULLIVAN: SulIf , Cheerleader. Captain; G.A.A., Sec. and Pres.; Student Council. N ice Pres.; Senior Class. Sergeant-at-Arms. Youth Conf. Comm.. Choir. Sec.; Dance Comm. Chin., Homecoming Attendant, Class Flay. Commencement. All City Student Council. Swimming. Golf. Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To la a swimming teacher in Florida. Future Flans: College JANICE TEACHWORTII: Jan”, Cap and Gown. Silver Tri. Hobby: Making money. Secret Ambition: To own two cars. Future Flans: Traveling • MARION TII1ELGES: Mare , Baccalaureate. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To get rich quick. Future Flans: Nursing. JACK THOMAS: Zn v Snap . S’’ Club. Athletic Board, Senior Class Comm., Footlmll. Hockey. Co-captain; Golf. Hobby: Sitting up at the Durb. Secret Ambition: To live in Japan. Future Plans: Air Force • JANET THOMAS: Blue Tri, Baccalaureate, Honor Roll. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To go to Germany. Future Flans: College • KAY UMHOEFER: “Vmf. Arrow. Insert Ed.; Honor Roll, Silver Tri. Class Flay Comm., Class Flay. GA.A., Choir. Social. Student Council, Quill and Scroll. Secret Ambition: To write a l st seller novel. Future Flans: St. Catherine’s College. [703 PETER VAILL: “Pete , “Goose , Annual. Business Mgr.; Honor Roll. Senior Class. Sgt.-at-Arms, Ili-Y, Class Play. Com-inencement Chm., Band. Youth Couf. Coinin., Orchestra. Choir. Cross Country. Ilobhy: Sailing. Secret Ambition: To find out the tune Mr. Hallcv always whistles. Future Plans: IJ. of M. • WAYNE YANDERVORT: Vandy , All-School Ili-Y. Pres.: Red Cross, Ethics Comm., Chm.; Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class. Hall Guard. Arrow, Commencement. Class Play. Adv. Mgr.; S” Club. Football. Track. Secret Ambition: Play college football. Future Plans: II. of M. • NANCY VAN HERCKE: “Heretic , Silver Tri, See.; Blue Tri. N ice Pres, ami Pres.; G.A.A., Class Play. Dance; Commencement. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: Be a deep sea diver. Future Plans: College. EYA WALK: Blue Tri. Debate. Baccalaureate. G.A.A.. Swimming Team, Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To achieve the Olympic Games. Future Plans: Study Psychiatry • WILLIAM WATT: Jersey Hilt . Senior ('lass Comm. Hobby: Collecting Marilyn Monroe pictures. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Future Plans: Draftsman • NANCY WATSON: “Felix 2nd , Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A.. (’lass Day Comm.. Class Play. Homecoming queens. Chm.; Swimming team. Hobby: Billing pogo sticks. Secret Ambition: Get a lieinie. Future Plans: U. of M MARILYN WELDK: “tied . Annual. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Commencement. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: To get a man. Future Plans: Secretary • DAYII) WHITE: “Dave , “Whitey”, Ski Team. Co-captain; Hi-Y. Ski (Tub. Hobby: Woodworking. Secret Ambition: Ski on Olympic team. Future Plans: U. of Colorado • SUSAN W1I«S()N “Sue , Willie , Silver Tri. I.C.C. Rep.; Blue Tri. Treas. and Co. Vice Pres.; Student Council, See.; Senior Council. Sec.; Arrow. Feature Ed.. Baccalaureate. dim.. G.A.A.. Choir. Class Play, Costumes; Quill and Scroll. Hubby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: Squish all the toothpaste out of a brand new tube. Future Plans: College. WILLIAM WITTA: “Hill , Hi-Y. Class Play Comm.. Athletic Board. S’ (Tub, Baseball. Captain. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: To hang by mv thumbs. Future Plans: U. of M. • GEORGE WOOLDRIDGE: H W. Hi-Y. V.A.C.. Red Cross Hobby: Woodworking. Secret Ambition: Be a lawyer. Future Plans: U. of M. • RICHARD ZELLS: “l)iek , French Club. Pres.; Homecoming Ami. Chm.. Class Day Chm., Student Council. Ethics Comm.. Senior Council. Hall Guard. Dance Comm.. Class Play. Cheerleader. Hobby: Entertaining and girls. Secret Ambition: To go on the stage. Future Plans: U. of M. HERBERT SLKDZ: We missed you Herb, ami were glad to see you at. Commencement. C I 3 Build me straight, O worthy Muster! Staunch and strong, a goodly vessel. 7'hat shall laugh at all disaster. And with ware and whirlwind wrestle! We know what Master laid thy keel. What Workmen wrought thy ribs of steel. Who made each mast, and sail, and rope. What anvils rang, what hammers beat. In what a forge and what a heat Were shaped the anchors of thy hope! In spite of rock and tempest's roar. In spite of false lights on the shore. Sail on. nor fear to breast the sea! Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee. 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