Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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:

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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