Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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

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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