Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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BELOW: ROW I: J. Karlchoff, M. D. Reeves. B. lflolmberg, D. Dralce. D. S, lnce, T. Hollcer, Coach Weberl. Young, D. Lundeen, T. Combs, T. Nehls G. Tulhill, B. Johnson. J. Tierney, S Lundberg. C. Gudmundson, M. Bruner. J. O'Rourlce. ROW 2: L. l-lanold, J Howley, T. Davis, S. Wood, J. Kilson , Norman, J. Jensen, M. Searles, D. Carr, RQW 43 J, King, J, Sandvig. J. TGTT. . J. Woodruff. ROW 3: Coach Halverson, D, Willigmg, G, Mueller, W. Kahnlre. R. C. Olson, L. Munson, J. Long, G. Sud- Feemsler, S. Jacobson, G. Gagnelius, K. . mundson. 6. AVTd9V5O0- R- DYER M- Friclse, J. Norsfad, D. Karialahfi, B. , Quinn, T. Slaubes, S. l-lolal. D. Carolus, Molumby, ABOVE: War Parry members are ROW l: J. Kilson, T. Davis, M. Searles S. Lundberg, L. l'lanold, G. Gagnelius J. Long. ROW 2: D. Carr, J. Woodruff. D. Williams, J. Tafl, J. Norslad, B Molumby, S. Anderson. Sophs Drill To Prepare For Varsiig Team Coaches Weberl and l-lalvorson's Sophomore Foolball Team was The largesl in Soulhwesl hislory, wilh nearly 80 boys lalcing parl. Conlinued im- provemenl afler a sluggish slarl resulled in Tour final viclories Tor The young gridders. New lo The sophomore scene was The organizalion of The Seribs, a B Team providing an opporlunily lo gain experience lo boys nor playing regularly. The War Par+y was anolher group consisling of boys who had made an oulslanding play dur- ing a game. All alhleles on The Sophomore Team are looking ahead 'ro Tulure varsily aclion.

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RIGHT: The hike comes info focus. ABOVE: Sieve Miller and opponenf make an agonizing affempf To revive a dying ball. ABOVE RIGHT: Anofher pass complefed by Denny Boe. RIGHT: John Sfellman fakes off down 'the run- way fo viciory.

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Qiaie Tiile In '69 Rewards Harriers VicTorious and proud describe The '69 l-larriers. Coach l-lalley and CapTains Jon Drew and Brad Richards led The Cross CounTry Team Through an- oTher TriumphanT season. ATTer capTuring The ciTy TiTle, wiTh Jon Drew and STeve Palm Tying Tor TirsT place, SOuThwesT placed TirsT in sTaTe compeTi- Tion Tor The ThirTeenTh Time. OTher imporTanT vic- Tories were Washburn and RoosevelT meeTs and The Swain lnviTaTional in DuluTh. An exTra mile, making The course Three miles long, was no obsTacle To The runners. Their hard work paid oTT as They ran To vicTory once again. RIGHT: Harriers sTrain Tor success aT The STaTe Cross CounTry lv1eeT. 1 Tom Ward-I5:l7 Sfeve Palm-l5:I8 Brad Richards-l5:2I Dan Rodgers-I5:24