Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ATHLETIC COUNCIL—Sitting: Frank Drew Cal Wuc. Al Halley. Mr. Cla ton. Mr. Kelson. Mr. Hutton. Standing—Mr. Peterson Wayne Meredith, Chuck Colby Dave Myers. Mr. Adam. Dave Rovick. Roger Andrews. Dave Butler, Mr. Pedersen, Tom Stillman The Athletic Board, composed of the coaches and portant job to do. They not only award athletic letters captains of various sports, the faculty manager, equip- but also determine the athletic policies of Southwest, ment manager and the school principal have an im- With Special Merit The S Club consists of all boys who have earned one purpose is to encourage boys to take part in school or more letters in any of Southwest's ten sports. Each athletics and to promote friendship among letter win- semester it sponsors an Athletic Banquet. The club's ners. S CLUB—Row I: Dave Myers Wayne Meredith, Frank Drew, Jim McCue, Wayne Sullwold. Tom Reichert. Row 2: Tom Stillmar Stan Gcritcm. Jim Burroughs Jack Sandberg. Roger Andrew! Bi Carney. Row 3: Jim Morgen Jon Straub, Tom Moran Murray Volene. John Sch'pke. Tom Worth'ey. Row 4: Dave Rov.ck. Harry Hageman. Dave Butler, Jerry Thomas, Pete R.ngsrud, Dick W.k. Row 5: B'll Colby, Jim Newhoufc. John Rykken Dick Green, Chuck Colby Bob Bradshaw, Cal Wi»e. [233

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Choir winter. Their efforts were rewarded in their never to be forgot-ten trip to South Dakota during which time five excellent concerts were given. The choir also participated in the State Music contest in which they received a top rating. The annual Spring Concert was the highlight of the year. The choir was showered with compliments, the most typical being The choir gets better every year!'' Row I: S. Larson. A. Weinberger, R. Stcffy. B. B.ttner, G. Blomgrcn. C. Engetman. L. Sundm, K. Giere. P. O'Rourke. Mr. Dahlc. Row 2: A. White, B. Bittner. P. Reyboid, B. Anderson N. Carnahan. S. Richardson, C. Coscio. L. Beck. S. Cooper. Row 3: C. Ordal. L. Paulson, S. Preston. C. Girard, M. Cadicu . S. Crandall J. Brown C. Alberts. P. Swanson. Row 4: M. Kohnen J. Williams, $. Pricve. D. Loofbourow K. W.ttke, B. Moore J. Chatterton, A. Tollefson. M. H.tchcock. Row 5: M. Langsam. L Kallestad D Traver A. McIntyre. K. Weers. G. Mil’er, A. Scott. T. Sanders, B. Van Santen. P. Meili. Row 6. T. Stillman J. Bll.ngsley B Barry B Kos-mas.. J. Fillmore. P. Chevalier. T. Terrill. J. Hotvet. J. Sch.pke. S. Hanson. D. Green. Not pictured: T. Chepokas. A. Cleary. 0.’ Her. mann. J. Peabody. N. Rigg and S. Scolt. C 27 ]

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G.A.A. Southwest should be very proud of its girls' teams. The swimming team, a branch of G.A.A. won the City Championship, with Barb Bowers the individual high point scorer. Those placing in the city meet, which Southwest won with a total of fifty-six points were: Barb Bowers. Joelle Cleary. Linda Libbey. Carol Steffy. Mary Jo Smidell. and Judy Green. Congelations! Two teams entered the Badminton tournament. According to Mrs. Boylan the record was Not so good' but the prospect looks good for next year. The council plans sports activities and determines points for awards. The two girls receiving 1,000 points were Barb Bowers and Idelle Bruer. BADMINTON TEAM -P. Rcybold. Mrj. Boy an. J. Motion. SWIMMING TEAM—Judy Guilford. Mary Jo Smidell, Renal r SteHy. Alice DuBo i. Carol Steffy. B-3'b Bowen, Judy Hale. JuO, Green, Sue Wall. Susan Gray Joelle Cleary. CABINET—Row I: E. Dyjthe, I. Bruer. M. McArthur. Row 2: C Pr.eve Mrs. Boylan S. Baker. r ]