Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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t On The Move!! This year at Southwest there were 4 bands. The Concert Band. Pep Band. Dixie and Jazz Bands were all under the direction of Tom Keith. These fine organizations were 77 members strong, with nearly 50% of the members being Freshmen and Sophomores, ensuring the strength of the bands for next year. The Bands for the school year '83-'84 performed 4 concerts with much success. One of the concerts was especially important to the members of the Bands because it was broadcast over the Minneapolis Public Schools Radio Station KBEM. The Bands have had a very productive, fun, and rewarding Year. JAZZ BAND SITTING J. Glaser A. Klein M McKinney E Varns I? Jarosti D. Clark STANDING G. Smmons C Dawson C. Skavnak M Rosenberg E Me Hum S. Sutter J. Pinkney P Moe S ft 4 F ttr I 0- f r I • •

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 t. f f i i BAND r i CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW K. Peterson B. Hegberg R. Jarosh, J. Niehaus. M McConviBe. Hoffman. L. E. Lip. C. Vo ght. L Law. S. Criticos. K Delegard. K. Schlosser . L. Stryker SECOND ROW: H. Cwach. H Pafmborg. A Sutter J. Kontor. A Schiosser. W. Broome. J. Glaser, C. Lee. L. Burke Kosik THIRD ROW: K. Srrtth, M Wheeler. T. Coryell. S. Kelly. M Rosenberg. L. Stokes. P RatfieW. N. Wfioms. L. Bales. M A Omodt. G. Ogard. M. Poland FOURTH ROW: A. Fasula. N Nierengarten. C Alen. S. Carlson. T Folett. S. Schoenrock. E Varns. M. McKinney. N. Spitzer. J. Day, G Iverson. J. Uttley. D. Clark. J. Gustner. K. Schpansky. A Klein. C WaBace FIFTH ROW: Y. Harris. G. Simmons. R. Ungerman. B. Scott. D. Tofcert. J. Monos, R. SoBid. N. Gardner. C. Dawson. S Ernest. M Anderson. R Hartfiei. W Wilms. E. Moflum. S. Sutter. J. Pinkney. P Moe. D. Fischlowitz. T Webber. C. Skavnak. J. Keefe. J Glod. T. Keith — Director.

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CHOIR Lett column: M Brenton. P Skavix . P. Cambel. K Sma R Brown. $ Gartner. M Poczkowski. K Worren. A Warren. $ Hoeschen. K Martin. M Nelson. L. Stokes. A Neuman. W. Rippberger. K Fetterly. I Botman. l Broom Left-mkJrfle column: v Rolette. P Bprkiund. S. Leonard. T. Chamberlin. S McGregor. S Munson. M Johnson. K Pferzina. K Peterson, $ McConvie. S Risser. M Savoge. N Gotagher. L Browning. K. Pinto. Rlght-mlddl column: $. Tembensel. D. Bur low. S. McGregor. L Andrews. S Busch, L Wo«n. M NehouS. M M«er. S Johanns. M Peterson. S Sundhem. B Kraft. J Hogedorn, K MtsNer. K Koppei-man. G. Howe Right column: P Kouth. A Punyko. J. Trelstod. P Mrfosovich. J Glaser. B Earp. R Dimartno. P Borne. P Byrne. C Fink. G Nyenhutf. D. Waletzki. J Enzler. K. Krtendahi. D. Klein. R. Eberle. J. Lawrence Mr A do ... re ... mi ... Everyday in the halls there seemed to be the sound of angelic voices. This beautiful sound comes from room ill. the choir room. Under the direction of Mr. Antholz. the choir this year was very successful. To all it was more than just another class or hour to fill. It involves teamwork and dedication, neither of which is required in other classes to such an extent. However, the effort is well rewarded. Each year, the choir goes on a concert tour. This year we decided on New Orleans and Nashvile. We also share other moments together outside the classroom such as concerts and little ‘gatherings'. The whole backbone of the choir is “Mr. A.” and we would just like to say how much we appreciate him for all he does! We love ya!! 26 — Cho