Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Bill Abbott Betty Anderson Mary Anderson Bob Bachmann Gordon Barlatt Mary Ann B.srlindhaug Beverly 8artle Elinor Beedee Bill Beegs Elaine Benton Elaine Berman Grctchen 8ichel Roger Billet Anne Billingsley Jim Blanchard David Blood Ralph Borscth Janice Bowe Carl Bredt Heim Bretttchneider Jean Brown 8arbara Brunkow Jane Buckles Bill Burkhart Rat Butch Rannie Byers William Carpenter Mary Ann Chadwick Jack Chase David Chattcrton John Christgau Wayne Claston Patrick Cleary Roland Cole Mary Comstock Curtis Conrad Paula Cranston Joyce DeHats Donald Dennison Georgianne Dicton Tom Ooman Paul Eddy Donna Erickson John Ettncr Clark Ewald Dennis Fleming Bill Fowler Robert Fusaro Jim Gainsley Connie Gamelgard Raymond Gates Barbara Gaus Robert Gerlichcr Donna Gose Ellen Gould Cynthia Grey lenore Hagen Carolcc Hamilton Mary Hartman Patricia Haile LI31

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Prospecters Clem was new to the West. There were many different things for him to see and hear. He was amazed at the activity and determination of the citizens in this booming area. As a tenderfoot, he had to prove his honesty, stamina, and courage before he was accepted. Freshmen are the tenderfeet of the high school community. They seek, not gold as Clem did, but book learning and social confidence. Jack came to Southwest in September and found a little community very new and strange to him. He marveled at the many people, their talk and clothes. In a short time he sensed a different spirit in this high school. Here, as in the West, there was a definite goal and a constant striving to attain it. He shyly attended the Freshman-Sophomore party and sat in his corner, afraid to ask a girl to dance, or else played cards with his boy friends all evening. He went to his first football game and sat quietly. By the second quarter he found himself cheering as loudly for the Purple and White as any senior. Now he noticed that working and playing bound the older students together with unbreakable ties. Gradually his desire grew to become a useful member of this hard-working and friendly community. C 12 H

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Gregory Heinmarck Jon Heritage George Hilton Thomas Mughet Don Huntington David Hutt Keene Jaeobten Haxel Jamet Marilyn Jentcn Charles Jetten Nancy Jobes Carol Johnson Caryl Johnson Phil Johnson Shirley Johnson Nancy Jones Joan Katter Tom Kent 8erton Kersteter Katherine Kliever Sally Kmieciak Jerry Koch Jack Kreidlcr Carol Kuni Edward Kuril Michael Lacy Donna Lagorio Tom Lamotte Mary Ann Larson Nancy Lea Ann Lcbcck Carolyn Ledgerwood Mardcllc Lindborg Don Lingwall Alan Linoff Tom Lockhart Arden Lommtn Betty Lowery Rotemund Lundquist Nancy McAdams Jerry McCombs Berne McDonald Dick McDonald Michael McDonald Nancy McGarvey Julie MacElwee Marilyn McGee Joan MacGowan Richard Major Lynn Marchessault Gerald Marker Bob Meredith Dick Mcthbrether David Mills Arlene Moen David Moline [M3