Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

t clOaaUtanian PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. DEDICATION MHC ' 3'!V n W)U,2-1 52. Jvfr. With extreme pride we dedicate this 1952 Wagistanian to our two twin city championship teams — Football and Hockey. -x The Theme—Movies A school year is as much of a production as a movie is. In fact, there is a definite parallel between the two. For this reason we have chosen movies for the theme of our annual. Our school year is produced and directed by our teachers, and we are the leading characters. With this in mind, look at the record of the 1951-52 school year. Table of Contents I. Meet the Directors — Administration.... . page 3 II. Introducing the Cast — Underclassmen .......page 9 III. Lights, Action, Camera — Activities..........page 19 IV. Academy Awards — Sports..................... page 39 V. Oscars to Our Seniors—Senior Class . page 55 f o j o c17leet tlte director To Members of the 1952 Graduating Class: Don't let pessimistic headlines of wars, troubles, and unrest spoil your perspective. The farthest point in the world is now only 36 hours away, and the jet plane is fast reducing that time. We can circle the globe in less time than it took twenty years ago to go from coast to coast. Think what this can mean in terms of international good will and understanding! We are standing on the threshold of a new era in which we must completely change our conception of direction, time, and space. The air age has provided us with new foundations on which to build a more friendly, a more prosperous, a finer world in which to live. The challenge, the adventure, the opportunity is yours! Best wishes to you all. m R. H. CLASSON Name: Al Halley Position: Assistant to Principal. Advanced Math Activities: Track Coach. Cross Country Coach FACULTY The teachers, or directors of our school, help to make school life interesting by teaching and advising and participating in extra-curricular activities. We thank them for a very educational and exciting year. Row I: Mr . Boylan. Mr. Clation, Mtii I. Hotmbcrg, Mr. Adam. Stondingr Mr. Inglcbret. Mrs. Hait-rgi. M Warner. Producers Name: WILLIAM ADAM Position: Social Studies and Physical Education Activities: Assistant Football Coach. Basketball and Baseball Coach, Christian Fellowship Advisor Name: MRS. ELINOR BOYLAN Position: Physical Education. Sr. English Activities: Auditorium Program Chairman, G.A.A., Golf. Girls' Swimming Team Advisor, Spring Revue Name: MRS. VIOLET BRANDHORST Position: Visiting Teacher Activities: Guidance Committee Name: MISS ANN BRINLEY Position: Counselor, Physical Education Activities: Co-Chairman Guidance Committee Name: OSCAR B. DAHLE Position: Vocal and Orchestra Director Activities: Senior Advisory Chairman Name: MRS. KATE R. GRADY Position: Home Economics Activities: Red Cross Sponsor. Health Committee. Building Committee Name: HAROLD GREGORY Position: Commercial. Speech Activities: Stage Crew. Class Play. Spring Revue. Guidance Committee Name: ROYAL P. GUETZLOE Position: Biology Activities: Athletic Manager. Senior Advisor, Build ng Committee Name: EVAN L. HAAHEIM Position: Modern Problems. English Activities: Student Counci1 Advisor, Tennis Coach Name: MRS. LILLIAN A. HASTINGS Position: Arts and Crafts Activities: Display Case. Bulletin Boards. Poster Publicity. Faculty Council, Senior Advisor Name: MRS. BETTE HEDENSTROM Position: Freshman English Activities: Silver Tri Advisor Name: MISS IRENE E. HOLMBERG Position: Algebra Activities: Banking, Lost and Found. Faculty Council, Guidance Committee Name: MISS SEVERENA C. HOLMBERG Position: Commercial Department Chairman Activities: Service Work, Senior Budget, Guidance Committee, Tentbook Committee. Building Committee. C6] Producers Name: FRANK S. INGLE8RET Position: Science, Driver Education Activities: Debate and Declamation Name: RALPH G. MENDENHALL Position: Instrumental Music Activities: Band Director, Spring Revue Committee Name: MRS. MARION MONA Position: Social Studies. English Name: MISS LILLIAN M. NELSON Position: French. English Activities: Annual Advisor. Chairman of Foreign Language Department, Textbook Committee, Social Committee Chairman, Curriculum Committee. Senior Advisor Name: MISS RUTH NORDQUlST Position: Spanish, English Activities: Curriculum Committee Name: CARL A. PEARSON Position: Chemistry, Physics Activities: Hi-Y Advisor Name: RUDOLPH E. PEDERSEN Position: Physical Education Director, Mathematics Activities: Swimming Coach. Golf Coach, Health Committee, Building Committee Name: STANFORD C. STRAND Position: Geometry, Modern Problems Activities: 1 B Football Coach. B Basketboll Coach Name: JERRY SULLIVAN Position: Industrial Arts Activities: Football Name: MISS MARY LOU WALKUP Position: Librarian Activities: B'ue Tri Advisor Name: HERBERT V. WARNER Position: Boys' Counselor Name: MISS JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Position: Latin, English Activities: Junior Red Cross, Senior Advisor, Banquet Committee Advisor Curriculum Com. mittee Name: CHARLES A. WOHLFORD Position: U. S. History Activities: Athletic Equipment Manager, Jr. Class Council Advisor Name: PAUL R. WOHLFORD Position: Industrial Arts Activities: Hockey Coach, ' B Football Coach, Audio-Visual. Health Committee Name: MRS. MARGARET ZlTTLEMAN Position: English, Journalism Activities: Arrow Advisor, English Department Chairman. Curriculum Committee C7] Those Who Help Us KITCHEN: Miss Lindahl, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Fredrickson, Miss Webster CLERKS: Miss Betty Livingston, Miss Elaine Brandanger, Mrs. Patti Benjamin 1 1 JANATORIAL: Oscar Rossum, John Milewski, Foike Hart, Leonard Manser, Mrs. McGrow NURSE: Mrs. Lola Thiede ntroclucincf tAe APPRENTICES Aicher, Jacqueline Alexander, David Anderson. Barbara Armstrong, Donald Axtell, Jean Baker, Margery Bamc, Sandra Barnet, Jerry Baxter, Ronald Becker, James Beckman, Marilyn Benson. Lyle Bolstad, Betty Bond. Dixon Braden, Nancy Brandon. Curtis Branham, William Braufman, Arthur Burton, Barbara Cable, Corinne Cain, Diane Carney, Nancy Carpenter. Sharon Chouinard, John Clarity. Morgan Classon, Joan Clifford, Donna Collins, David Compton, James Core. George Cosoo. Michael Covell, Valerie Crandall, Carolyn Cranston, Kathy Crosby. Marea Davies, Philip Divine. Kathleen Dowidat, Adclle Drilling, John Dunn, June Edwards. Thomas Ellsworth, Josephine Engen, Ruth Erickson, Susanne Forsberg, Janet Foy, James Further. Allan Gibo, Charles Giles, Bridget Girard, Judith Goodman, Sally Gray, Albert Gruye. Virginia Hallin, Sue Hanson. Kay Harris. Wayne Hawkins. James Hegerle, Mary Helwig, Mary Heibcrger, Dorothy Hokenton, Lois Holmgren. John Hoover, Paul Johnson, Delores Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Geraldine Johnson, Karin Jones, Barbara Jones, Norris Jordan. Robert Kamprath. Marcia Keller, Keith Kelson. John Kingsley, Donna Klcinc, Barbara Kneen, Scott Kunert, Raoul Kreidlcr, Carol Kurtz, Earl Lamb. Sandra no: APPRENTICES LaMotte, Lynn Larsen. Craig Larson. Beverly LaSelle. Sandra LaVoic. Lor.ne Lcatherman. David Lcinoncn, Manne Lewis, Clair Lies, Sharon Livermore, Patricia Loclrem, Diane Mack, Charlotte Mack, James MacNamara. Larry Malmstcdt, Adrienne Manthcy, Robert McGann, Lynn McKeand, Molly McKee, Mary McMillan, Jean McMillan. Whitely Meguiar, Shirley Meredith, Mervyn Miller, Diane Miller, Dorothy Miller, Katherine Moeller, Ardis Nelson. Shirley Noble, George Okcrlund, Kristin Olson, Richard Olson, Roger Parkinson. Brenda Pearson, Karen PIvec, James Quirk, Clarence Rein. Stanley Rcutcler, Rodger Reslow, Thomas Reynolds, Maunc Richardson. Janice Ritchie. John Roberge, James Rovick, Roger Sander. Jon Schipke. James Schmucker, Alan Earl. Shannon Skinner, Sandra Sondcrcggcr. David Sorenson. Sharon Stanchfield. Sherman Starkey, David Steele, Robert Stempf. Ginger Stephan, Michael Stewart, Sharon Stone, Charles Stromblad. Sharon Sundouist, Carl Svang, Emar Swanson. Dean Tclandcr, Barbara Thielges, JoAnn Thomas. Roger Thompson, Janice Thrcllall. Ann Towers. Constance Vanarsdatl, David VanSteenwyk. Shirley Vogt. William Walters. LuAnna Warnc, Frederick Weinberger, Thomas Wheeler. Betty White. Lane Williams. Barbara Ann Williams, Barbara Ruth Williams. Judith Williamson, Marna cm oungdahl. Paul Worman, Elizabeth Woodmark, Sharon Woodard. Ralph Wiitrand, David Wilton, Kathleen Wilton. John Wilton, David Wilton. Barrie Zimmerman. Bob Noon Rush Thom. Cranston. McKee. Hamilton The studious Types? Billy Silverman A Typical Underclassman Jump ball in first hour Jeannie Axtell Swingin her partner Barb Telander An Inspiration C12 ] Sull and Overby Anything You Can Do Sue Murray—Fibber's Closet The hard working annual staff Bob Telander—Fun? Wheel Lundquist. MacElwee Beauty in the Raw riiD Strand's exciting class Intrigue-Bredt, McGarv Boop! Beep! WALK-ONS Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Katherine Andrews, Melvin Arrcnhols, Joyce Bader, Edward Bame, Fred Barnes, Robert Barstad, Noel Bay. Elisabeth Baycrle, Sandra Bcirstein, Carol Beniamin, Alice Biclland. Sandra 8|orklund. Richard Borovsky. William Bosch. Robert Brown, Lawrence B'own, Rita Brown, Ronald Burrill, Marcia Busyn, Jerry Cadieus, Jean Caverly, Pat Chouinard, Carol Chrane, Bruce Cook. Anell Cook, John Currier. Sharon Devoy, Robert Orake. Beniamin Duibury, Richard Ellison. David Engel. Richard England, Elizabeth Enckson. Marlys Ersin, Janet Ersin, Jeninc Ewald, Paula Fisher. George Fleming, Beverly Frankc, Barbara Fridlund, Polly Gass. Rhea Gottlieb, Marian Granquist. Patricia Grotton,-Barbara Grimes, Maureen Gumingo. James Hackett. Sherry Halgren, David Hall, Patricia Hammer. Sandra Haugc, Biarne Hektner Gary Henry, Charles Howard, Karen Huggins. Patricia Hult, Robert Ingold, Paula Janovec. Charlotte Jenson, Craig Jenson, Cynthia Jenson, Sheila Johnson. Barbara Johnson, Barbara Lee Johnson. Leo Johnson, Van Jones, Gwen Jost. Janette Karusis, Patricia Kattcr, Paul Kelly, James Kcnnison, Scott Kneen James Krasick, Carol Krcmers, Lawrence Kulp. Patricia Lauson. Jean Lewis, Carol Liljcnquist. Rosetta CM3 WALK-ONS Mack. William Maeser, Marilyn Martin, Robert McDonald. Thomas McGuire, Sally McLeod. Stuart McNeal, Jerry Meyer, Diane Moore, David Murray. Susan Nelson. William Newkirk, John Nielsen, Merilyn Norum. John Nyc, Marian Olson, Carol Ost. Nancy Ost. Norma Ostrom, Russell Ottenweller, Donald Palmer. Marlene Payton, Judith Peaker. Carol Perrin, Janet Perrin. Joan Petersen, Joyce Rank, Grace Richards. Muriel Rode. JoAnn Rosenblum, Sheldon Russell. Gail Russell, Bob Sanders, Sybil Schilling. Barbara Scott. Leslie Sheehan, Peter Sleds. Herbert Smith. Julie Sullivan, Ann Tcachworth, Janice Thielges, Marian Thomas, Jack Thomas. Janet Thomas, John Thurber, Harvey Umhoefer, Kay Vaill. Peter VanderVort. Wayne VanHercke, Nancy Wagner. Frederick Warner, Thomas Watson. Nancy Welde. Marilyn Wentworth, Colyer Wheeler. Dale White, Claudecn White, David Wilson, Susan Wing, John Witta. William Wooldridge, George Wormwood. Everett Zelle, Richard C 15 ] UNDERSTUDIES Aanes, Pat Adwell, Richard Alford, Judy Anderson, Robert Arnott. Mary Lou Beckman, William Bell, Joyce Benson, Geraldine Berg, Donald Bergeson, Harriet Betts. Dianne Birch, Robert Bishop, Lois Blanch, Priscilla Blixt, Maricarol Blumcr, Gary Bonhus, Ann Bowers, David 8roberg, Arlyn Brothen. Ivcr Brothen, Rolf Bruns. Richard Burrill, Nancy Camm'ack, Howard Carroll, Lynn Carlson. Gwen Charleston, Richard Christiansen, Nancy Christie, Marilyn Clark, Kenneth Colburn, Edward Crimmins. Jack Daniels, Dianna Davenport. James Diamond, Robert Diets, Thomas Donnelly. John Dregni, Jay Dugdaic. Darrell Erlcr, William Fallow, James Green, Thomas Hall, Barbara Hall, Richard Hall. Sharon Hall. Thomas Hamilton, John Hamlin, Kay Hammer, Sheldon Heller. Barbara Hclwig, Richard Hill. John Hoit. Shirley Immel, Donnette Johnson, Evelyn Johnson, Gail Johnson, Larry Kassmir, Thomas Katter, Bill Kingston. Donald Knauff, Nancy Kunert. Paul Lancaster, Marion LaScll, Richard Lee, Richard Lee, Garnet Lender. William Lickteig, Aloysius Lind, Carol Lorens. Fred Lgndblad, Karen Macgowan, John Machula, Mary Mack, James Mack. Robert Mamie. Judy Mattson. Richard MacAloon. James McGee. Allen McGraw, Gerald r i6 □ UNDERSTUDIES McGuire, Nancy Mikclson, Janet Miller, Florcllc Miller, Gordon Miller. Larry Morgan, Ann Mott. Janet Nelion. Judy Nicholton. Malcolm O'Donnell, Mary Olson, William Olson, Robert Olitad, Barbara Ordal, Donna Orner, Ed Overby. Carol Passolt, Peter Peabody, Judy Peterson. Richard Plantin, Muriel Popovich, Don Pratt. Judy Reed,Janet Reichert, John Remington, David Robinson, Alan Robinson, Sue Romens, Tom Rykkcn, Ken Sanberg, Eleanor Schcftcl, Evelyn Schwartz, Sally Seidel, Delano Senn, Gloria Senn. Keith Silver, Sheldon Sirplcsi, Janet Sklar, Charles Sparks, Nancy Stearns, Mark Stotts, Larry Striker, Thomas Suderberg, Robert Sullwold, Gail Sundccn, Dwight Swanson, Marjorie Teachworth, John Terp. George Thomas, Stevens Thompson, Paul Thorkildson, Don Trainor, Josephine Trucker, James Vaill, Eleanor Vanarsdall. Nancy VandcrVort. Phyllis VanDusen, George Waslcy, Janet Watson, Duncan Weiner, Beverly Weiner, John Wcndland, Thomas Witte. Wayne Wold. Ihlccn Werneke. Skip White. Gail Young, Harry Zell, Jerry Zmn, Charles C17] Junior Council Dave Bowers, Tom Kassmir. Lorry Miller. Shoron Hall A new ottroction to Southwest this year is the Junior Council, which planned an All-Junior Auditorium, and lwo Junior parties featuring square, folk, and social dancing. The class elected its off.cers to a counol some-what resembling the Senior Council. It also is helping with the Junior-Senior Prom. 90 words per minute Tell us, Greg! C 18 1 Action, Camera Silver Tri CABINET: Row |; Sue Wilton. Alice Benjamin, Paula Lwald, Mrs. Hedenstrom, Pat Hall. Row 2: Sherry Hackett, Jfl git, Gwen Jones. Kay Umhoefer. Pat Cavcrlv, Maureen Grimes. This year the freshmen and sophomores of Silver Tri were divided into four chapters to see whether a more satisfactory club could be established. From all signs, the new plan was successful. Mrs. Hed-enstrom. Silver Tri's new advisor, helped to plan interesting meetings such as: picnics, a bake sale, and a father and daughter box social; and at one meeting, a Patricia Stevens model came to speak to the girls on styles. Row I: Janet Ersin, Jcninc Enin Brenda Parkinson. Karen Pearson. Barbara Jones. 6arbara Ann Williams. Katherine Miller, Pat Hall. Janice Thompson. Barbara Anderson Row 2: Jean McMillan. Sally Goodman. Adcllc Dowidat. Diane Cam, Barbara Anderson, Sharon Stromblad, Sharon Lies, Barbara Telendcr, Barbara Williams, Mary Lou McKcc, Barbara Gratton, Kay Anderson. Mary Hegerlc. Marilyn Beckman. Row 3: Suzanne Erickson. Pat Livermore. Ardis Mueller, Nancy Carney, Barbara Burton. Christen Okcrlund, Mama Williamson. Beverly Larson, Joan Pcrrm. Carol Lewis, Janet Perrin, Karen Howard, Maureen Grimes. Diane Lockrem, Lynn LaMotte. Row 4: Barbara Schilling. Joyce Arrenholz, Sharon Sorenson, Sandra LaScllc, 8ctty Bolstad, Dorothy Miller, Marca Crosby. Carolyn Crandall. Karin Johnson, Donna Kingsley. LuAnna Walters. Judy Girard, Mary Hclwig, Margie Baker, Joanne Classon. Sharon Currier. Row 5: Sandra Bayerlc, Sherry Hackett, Joyce Peterson, Barbara Johnson. Joan Rode, Jody Payton. Pat Cavcrly, Patty Granquist. Ruth Engen, Diane Miller, Kathy Cranston. Judy Williams. Adrienne Malmstedt. Maxine Reynolds. Carol Kreidler, Kay Hanson. Row 6: Ann Thrclfall, Sue Hallin, Josephine Ellsworth, Marlys Erickson, Claudeen White. Marlyn Weldc. Janette Jost, Muriel Richards, Diane Meyer, Gwen Jones. Mailenc Palmer. Patsy Kulp. Leslie Scott, Kay Umhoefer. Alice Benjamin, Pauls Ewald, Sue Wilson. C20J CABINET: Row I: Julie MacElwec Dime Daniels. Romic Lundquist. Ihlccn Wold, Peggy Mocre. Row 2: Nancy Preston, Margie Swanson, Eloise Starwood Sally Kmicciak, Judy Nelson, Sharon Hall. Blue Tri is an organization open to all Junior and Senior girls interested in promoting good will and friendship. During the past year, under the direction of Miss Walkup, Blue Tri girls took part in activities such as: preparing a spaghetti dinner, a bowling party, and a taffy pull. For a service project, the girls made sock dolls which were distributed to children in hospitals throughout the city by the Aqua Jesters. GROUP: Row I: Sharon Hall Marilyn Jensen, Zoc Ottcnwellcr. SWlky Whitworth. Nancy Preston. Karen lundblad. Row 2: Gail Johnson. Janet Rccd, Beverly Bartlc, Gco-g anne D.eson Judy Nelson Eloiie Stanwood. Row 3: Sue Robinson. Donna Gose. Margie Swanson, Elaine Benson. Solly Kmicciak. Nancy Vararsdoll. Row 4: Ellen Gould. Carol Johnson, Inicen Wold. Peggy Moore. Julie Ma'b Anne Billingsley, Romic lundquist. C 21 J Hi-Y CABINET Row I: Walt Richie-, Mr. Pcarton, Je-ry McCombt. Row 2: Gcoige Wooldridge. Doug Pcar on, Ame Anderton, Pete Sheehan. Row J: Bob Svderburg. This year Hi-Y, with its four active chapters, met each week to plan interesting and helpful activities for the boys such as: an induction banquet, a basketball tournament, parties, movies, and guest speakers. They also sponsored the Annual Easter Program successfully. For their service project, they participated in F.O.B.. which is a service For Other Boys. PAR-0 HI y Row I: Bob Ritchie, Jim Blanchard, John Donnelly, John Buy . Carl Moore. Row 2: Tom LaMotte Craig Jensen, Jay Dregm, Dave Bower . Row J: Gordon Barlatt. George Tcrp. Jack Chase. John • Lorry John Row 4: John Hamilton John Macgowan Wolt Richter Jack Campbell, Jerry McCombs, Wayne Classon. MICU? HI-Y; Row I: Bob Martin. Peter Vaill, Jim Gummgo. Row 2: John Wing, Bob Rutted, Dole Wnecler. Row 3: Bruce Chranc, Pred Wagner. Row 4: Pete Sheehan. ALPHA HI-Y- Row I: Bcb Suderburg, Ken Ryklcn Larry Stott . Row 2: George Wooldridge. Alan Robinson, Jerry Butyn, Mel Andrew . Row 3: Bill Olton. BETA HI- : Row I: Bill Witia, Amct Anderson. Doug Pearton. Greg Heimarck. John Osbcrg Row 2: Dick Du bury Bob Devoy, Dick Piot'aicke. Ramy Bvcrt, Jhm Webber. Row 3: Scot! Kenniton. J.m Knecn. Dave Chatterton, Van Johnton. Dave Moline. Dave Remington. C 22 D G.A.A CABINET- Peggy Moore. Margie Swanion, Gretehen Meili, Sue Scott. Nancy Preitcn. Although the gym is used very much for boys' sports. G.A.A. tries to steal a few weeks for girls sports. Volleyball and badminton were played after school under the direction of Elinor Boylan. Many of the girls took part in individual sports and were successful in swimming, golf, and Tennis. Coordination and working together are mastered by the girls while being good sports. Girls- SWIMMING TEAM Row I: Peggy Moore. Sue Scott Jul.c MacEUcc. Ann. Suil.van, GrctcK-n Mel.. Barbara Grotte . Alice Bc.-.:jrr.r Row 2: Sherry Hacict Nancy Watton, M- . Boylan. Carol P akc . Pat Cawctly. C 233 Student Counci OFFICERS: Jim Blanchard. Cane Han on. Gretchen Mcili. Jay D'egni, Carl Bredt Sue Scott. The meeting will please come to order, says Jim Blanchard, president. That's how the council begins, and it is kept busy until the hour bell rings. The activities this year included the Football Opener.' the Freshman Party, and the Homecoming Dance. Some of its members attended the M.A.S.C. Conference, the Leadership Conference, and the council had a joint conference with Washburn. The Booster Club welcomed Freshmen and new students. Mr. Evan Haaheim, advisor, has ably assisted to fulfill the wishes of the student body. GROUP: Row I: Barbara Heller. Karen Pearson, Joan Macgowan, Jeon Brown. Jerry Barnes. Paula Cranston. Row 2: Jack Steele, Judy Alford, Carle-ie Hanson. Ma.-ron Nyc. Grctchcn Metli, Carl Moore. Row J: Romte Undquut. Ann Sullivan. Sue Hollin. D-anc Miller Bob Dcvoy. Row 4: Jim Blanchard, Bob Cnnst anson Gwen Jones. Sunny James. Ihlccn Wold, Jay Drcgni. Row 5: Paula E«alo Sue Scott. Donna lagorio, lar.-y Miller, Jock Campbell, Carl Bredt. Jerry McCombs. [24] Behind the Scenes Behind the scenes are those who give up study halls to assist the faculty and the students. They are to be congratulated for a good job. LUNCHROOM Row I: Nancy Me Garvey, Carol Kuiw. Judy Mamie Carofec Hamilton. Row 2: Melvin Young, Donna Thom, Patty Thc.tcn. Ma-y Sheehan Shirley Whitworth. Row J; S ect 6c-g. Sheldon Ham me . Alan McGee. OFFICE HELP: Nancy Cotton, Sharon Hall. Gomel Lee. Beverly Weiner. Barbara Hall Corolyn tedger-ood, Darlene Bromj. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Row I: Roy EmC« on Dailcne Brom . Mi Walkop. Row 2: Mr Nagel. Cmdy Grey. Pot Karo . . STAGE CREW Row I: Gary Blumet. Row 2: Lany Stott Noel Bor- tdd. Row J; Tom Wendland. Mr. Gregory, Bob OHon. Row 4: Jim Kelly, Bill Katte . Jim Davenport. V.A.C. Row I: John W.l oo, Bill Branham, Bill Erler. Row 2: Jim Bittner, Bob Manthy, Michael Stcphcr. Row 3: Tom LaMottc, Dave Wittand. Row 4: George Wnoldrioge. Bob McLeod, Bob Chmtianion. Row 5: Stuart McLeod, Da e Albert . R.chard Peter on. Ed Nicholton. HALL GUARDS: Row I: Bill Fowler. John Chriitgau. Row 2: John Buy . Ray Gate . Jerry Marker. Row 3: Bob loekrem, Don Denn.ion, Clark Ewald. DEBATE: Row I: Andre Cadieus Bob Olson. Mr. Inglcbret Elinor Vaill, Richard Peterson. Row 2: Marion Gottlieb, Dove Wilson, Lynn McCann, Barbara Burton, Kristin Okcrlund. RED CROSS: Row I: Helen King. Noncy Preston, Judy Nelson, Mrs. Grady, Barbara Telander Carol Lr-.j. Row 2: Maticarol Btixt. Bcv Larson. Carol Chauinard, Elinor Vaill, Bcv Fleming. Row J: Gail-Johnson. Karen Lundblad, Nancy Jones. Arrcll Cook. Don Armstrong. Row 4: Gail Russell, Nancy Carney. David Sondcrrcgger, Paul Hoover. Mcrv Meredith. Row 5: Noncy Mc-Garvcy, Eleanor Sanberg. Diana Daniels, Sandra Lasell, Lorry Stotts. Row 4: Roge- Olson. Paul Voung-dahl, Carol Johnson. Pcyy Moore. Jane Bierstein, Bridget Giles Row 7: Dave Bowers. Oavc Wistand. John Newkirk, Pete Vaill, Barrie McDonald, Jock Crtmmins. Paul Eddy. FRENCH CLU3: Row I: Phvlis Van. dervort, Larry Zcllc. Connie Barnes. Miss Nelson. Jim Lewis, Helen Kmg. Row 2: Sally Goodman, Judy Peabody, Elinor Vaill. Carol Lewis. Kay Anderson, Jerry Borncs. Row 3: Marion Gottlieb, Ann Lebeck, Judy Pratt, Darlene B orr s. Sally Schwartr. Row 4: Bcv Bartle, Janet Perrin. Sybil Sanders. Patty Granquist, Ann Schoclkolf. Lois Bishop. Row 5: Lynn Carroll. Muriel Plantin, Alice Benjamin, David Sondcrcgger. Davtd Halgren, Ronald Peterson, Herb Slcdz. 1261 Jacobson and Crosscn Unlicensed Printers Heller’s Hop Who threw their paint in the sink?'' Adam's debut Happy Cheerleaders? Freshman Frolic C27J Arrow Staff CABINET: Donna Lagorio, Editor in chief, Nancy MeGarvey, Advertising. Doug Pearson Sports' Editor, Mrs, Zittlcman. Advisor, Romie lundquist, Second Page Editor. Oh, boy. the Arrows are here!' That murmur can be heard every other Friday durins the 5th period. But have you thought about how much work it takes to collect the news and make the deadline? Ads. sports, stories, corn.'' poems, pictures, and other attractions make up a well-rounded school paper that’s fun to read. The frantic staff has last minute deadlines and that hard-to-get O.K. from Mrs. Zit before it goes to press. It has tried its hardest to put out a good paper, and from all reports, they have succeeded. We indeed thank those who make the paper possible, for it will furnish fond memories when we look back at our high school days. Row I: Zoc Ottcnwcllci. Nancv Lea. Row 2: Donna Lagorio, Romie Lundquist, Sally Kmiecia Joan Macgowon, Delores Stcwait. Row 3: Barrie McDonald Nancy McGarvcy, Sharon Morrow, Carol Johnson, Grctchcn Mcili. Row A: 8ob Tclandcr, Tom LaMottc. Doug Pearson, Oave Mills, Ames Anderson. C28I1 Annual Staff GROUP: Row I: Corlcnc Hanson Miss Nelion. Walt R.ehter. Natalie Nash, Eloise Stanwood, Jac Campbell Paula Cranston. Row 2: Ann Icbccl Greg Heirrarck. Steve Silverman, Jean Brown Marddlc lindborg, Donna Erickson, Connie Barnes, Sunny James. Row 3: Wayne Classon. Another year is over and what was just a pile of pictures is now the 1952 Annual. We've had our Wagi-worries such as: troubles in cutting and pasting boards, a shortage of money and space, trying to dream up new and original copy (which is impossible), and missing important deadlines. We have tried to remedy some of our money problems by selling book covers, homecoming buttons. and pictures. Our thanks to Miss Nelson, our advisor. Miss Robertson and Mr. Segal of the Bureau of Engraving, Mr. Carlson of the Lund Press, the Lungren Studios, and the Minneapolis Star and Tribune for their much appreciated help. We taJce great pride in presenting to you the 1952 Wagistanian. CABINET: Natalie Nash. Asst Business Manager. Eloise Star, wood. Ah'I Editor, Jack Campbell Business Manager, Paula Cranston. Editor, M.ss Nelson, Advisor. 1293 Choir The Southwest Choir, under the direction of Mr. O. B. Dahle. has sun3 for many audiences, amens them the Twin City Choir Masters Club and the Canvas Makers Club, besides a radio broadcast. In addition, there have been the usual Christmas and Thankssivin3 prosrams. the Sprins Revue. Sprins Concert, and the Annual prosram at Lake Harriet. To raise money for the CHOIR TRIP, they sponsored a Christmas Dance and Carnival. GROUP: Row I: Judy Peabodv, Judy Nelson. Mardcllc Lindborg, Grctchcn Bichcl. Sharon Morrow. Romie Lundquitt. Donna Erickion. Ann Lebcck. Nancy McAdami, Arlene Rainey, Mary Machula, Mary Lou Arnott Row 2: Judy Pratt, Shirley Hoit, Gail Johnjon, Svbil Sander . Jane Buckles. Pat Aanc . Patty Granquiit. Julie MacElwce. Donna Lagorio, Carol Johnson. Ibices Weld, Mary Barlinghaug, Anne Billingsley. Row 3: Barbara Andcrjon. Maricerol Biixt. Eleanor Vaill. Sue Robinjon Mary Jean Keeler, Gwen Carlion. Dwight Sundcen, John Macgowan, Bob Chrutianion, George VanDusen, Dave Moline. Tom McDonald.' Peggy Moore. Row 4: Walt Richter, Dick Roycc. Ame Anderson. Wayne Classon, Larry Miller, Doug Pcorjon. Jerry Zell, Ca l Bredt. Jerry McComb . Charlei Jcsten. Phil Walter . Eddy Bader. Sonny Ostrom. Dave Albert . Choir One of the main attractions of the year was the Messiah. directed by Mr. Dorati, with the Sym phony Orchestra accompanying. Our choir joined voices with all the high school choirs of the city at Nor.n rup Auditorium at the University of Minnesota. GROUP: Row I: Arlyn Broberg, Rhea Gan Cindy Gray Nancy Jobc , Carol Lind Priscilla Blanch, Ga l Russell, Eleanor Sandberg Sonny James, Margie Swanson. Nancy lea. Mr. Dahle. Row J: Nancy Knauff, Bcv Bartlc Marilyn Jensen. Sue Scott, Ann Morgan Ann Sullivan. Janet S rolest Bvtty Lowery Harriet Bcrgeson Gwen Jones. Arjdl Cook. Row 1: Paula Ewatd. Mary young, Maryanrc Chadwck Elo se Stanwood. Sue Wilson, Sally Kmieciak. Diana Daniels, Carol Scribner. Ann Wilton. Jean Brown. Zoe Ottcnwdlcr. Janet M.kelson, Kay Knccn Row 4: Ken Clark. John Reichert Barrie McDonald. Mel Andrews. Stuart McCloud. Dave Chatterton. Bob Olson, Fred Bame Van Johnson, Dick Charleston, Bob Andc'ton, Judy Alford. C 313 Row I; Helen King, Lone White, Jean McMillian, Kay Hamlin. Row 2: Jim Compton, Whitcly McMillian Andre Codieux Marion Gottl.eb, Gary 8lumer. Wayne Horrlj. 8ob Suderberg, George Wooldridge. Bette Jo Johnson. Row J: Ronny Brown Pete Va il Mr. Dahle, Ann Schoelkopf. Orchestra A new addition to the Music Department is Mr. Ralph Mendenhall. He has done outstanding work by enthusiastically directing the First and Second Bands at school programs and other events. Row I; Katherine Miller, Birbara Anderson, Adclc Dovidat, Jeannic Erjine. Marlene Palmer, Rita Brown, Sherry Hockett. Carol Chouinard, Marilyn Wcldie, Jody Girard, Marlene Grimes, Kathy Cranston, Pat Livermore. Oonna Kingsly. Ann Threlfall, Elizabeth Bay, Kay Umhoefer Janet Mott, Dorothy Miller, Mary Claire Hegcrlc. Carolyn Crandall, Kay Hor.son, Virginia Gtuye. Shirley Vanstcrruck, Nancy Braden, Carol Lewis. Row 2: Sandra 8aycrle, Leslie Seott, Liz Wotman, Sharon Stewart, Lucctta Lilienauist Ardis Mueller. Ginger Stcmpf. 8arbara Telander, Corinnc Cable, Sharon Sorcrson Shirley Mcguiar, Donna Clifford, Valerie Covcll, Mary Helwig, °at Cuip. Polly Fridlund, Charlotte Janovcr, Carol Bcirstein, Bridge! Giles, Kay Anderson. Paula Ingole, Diane Miller, Maxine Regnolds. Ruth Engen. Sharon Widmark, Maxine Lcinorc, Marcia Camprath, Lynn LaMotte. Row 3: Jennie Axtcll. Joanne Classon, Margery Barber. Pat Canicly, Lois Kodanson, Marilyn Beckman. LuAnna Walters, Judy Payton, Janet Richardson, Karin Johnson, Suzanne Erickson. Jacauelinc Dicker, Barbara J ones. Barbara Williams, Carol Kriedlcr. Row 4: Kay Wilson, Diane Cain. Sharon Ives Brenda Parkinson, Betty Bolstad. Ronnie 8a ter, George Noble, David Sondcreggcr. Dixon 8ord, Jim Pivtc, Fred Wame, Jerry Johnson. John Wing, Jim Roberge, Sherman Stanchfield, Dave Halgrcn, Jim Hawkins. Stuart McLeod. Jim Shipke. Jerry 8amct, Paul Voungdahl, Tom Edwards, Dave Lcathcrman, Burt Gray, Barry Wilson, Mary McKee, Barbara Williams, 8arbara John- son Janet Ersin Fat Hall. Row 5: Diane Lockrem. Betty Wheeler Molly McKeond, Karon Pearson, Sharon Stronblad. Janet Fo?sborg. Shirley Nclton, Lynn McGann. Kathy Devine. Marca Crosby, Sandra Bame, Charlotte Mack, Dorothy Hcibcrger, June Dunn, Sharon Carpenter, Sandra Skinner, Sandro LoScll, Sue Hallin, Andricnnc Molmstedt. [323 Advanced Band: Row I: Jane Union, Craig Jcnjen. Ralph Woodard. Dave Starkey. George Core. Row 2: John Chouirard. Bob B.rch. Bob Steele, Bette Jo Johnson Bill Silverman, Janice Thomp on. J-m U «. Dav'd Col lint. Row J: Jim Kelly. Mar.on Gottlieb. John Holmgren Ga l Sullwold, Arthur Braufman. Robert Mack. D-H USell Tom Wendland. Gary Sander. Row 4: BruCc Chrane. Philip Davie . Jim Kneen Wayne Harnc Don Armrtrong Gary Bloomer. Mr. Mendenhall. Row 5: Bob Suder-berg, Andre Cadieut, Peter Vaill, larry MacNamara. Beginner's Band: Row I: E'ann Svang, John Choulnard, Roger Rovick, Tom Edward . John Wilton. Bob Zimmerman. Row 2: Barbara William , Ketluvn M.ller, James Roberge. Ronald Barter, Bill Mack teul Hoover. Row J; Judith Payton. Virginia Cruye, Carole Kreidle-. Gary Sander, Janette Jott Party Granquiit. Jo Elltwodh. Row 4: Janice Richard. Herb Sledt Mike Coseio, Jim Thoma . Dave Collin . Pete Sheehan. Jim Kelly. John Kelton. C33 3 Our iomecoming Queen NANCY McGARVEY Homecoming Zoe and Tuck pull off his tail Attendant Nancy Lea Janie crowns our queen Queen Nancy McGarvey How! Him Larrum Millerum Attendant Nancy Jobes Attendant Donna Lagorio Cheer Southwest on to Victory What is it, Carol? Canasta? Swing your partner, at the senior party Good Morning, here are your. .. Peterson and LaMotte C36] Sally's tantrum Yes I can, No I can’t Overby and Sull Speech Class Capers Yea! Baby Girl Ottenweller! What you doin'. Mike? More fun, huh, Diane? Happy Cheerleaders? Everywhere you turn there's a Kneen Birdie? U71 Navy Boy, Ritch LaMotte's Talc Interviewing Queen McGarvey Wagi-worries? Willie Pearson's Guinea Pigs C38] . or I'll eat you, Bob zd-caclevny coward GROUP: Row I: Don Berg, Bob Meredith, Paul Eddy, Dave Mills, Clark Ewald, John Donnelly, John Hamilton, Jerry McCombs. Carl Bredt. Tom Kent. Don Dennison, Tom Kassmir, 8ob Lockrcm. Row 2: Mr. Sullivan, Bob Birch Eddy Bader. Jim Fallow, Jock Crimmins, Dick Bruns, Jack Campbell, Dennv Sullivan, George Terp, Tom Brownell, Carl Moore, Bill Olson. Del Ritchie, Mr. Adam, Dick Engel. Row 3: Tom Lockhart. Paul Kunert, Ray Emerson, Mark Stearns, John Buys. Mel young, Harry Young, Leo Johnson, Bob Sudetbcrg, Wayne Vandcrvort. Tom Hall, John Macgowan, George VanDuscn, Larry Miller, Jay Dregni. Football The Indians retired from the warpath with a sreat many scalps this year. They carried off both the City and Twin-City Crowns to complete their most successful season. Coach Sullivan was awarded the Minneapolis Coach of the Year Award, which was given to the coach who did the best with his materia'. Also honored were Co-Captain Paul Eddy, who was voted Most valuable player in the city ; and Dave Mills, Best lineman in the city. These are but a few of the boys deserving honors, for as one spectator said. They were all great. I only wish the whole team could be chosen All City. Coach and Co Captains: Jerry McCombs, Mr. Sullivan, Paul Eddy. MOD Twin City Championship Game The TOUCHDOWN TWINS. Paul Eddy and Bob Meredith, with fine blocking from Don Dennison and great signal calling of Tom Kassmir. made an impression never to be forgotten in the great Twin City Championship Game against St. Paul Murray. The line improved steadily all season long and finished the year with a spirit and doggedness not matched in the city. Even West, with their oversized line, found an equal in the Indians' front wall. These boys made possible the long distance ramblings of the extraordinary backfield. This year we had a pair of the finest ends in the city in Dave Mills and Tom Kent. They were chosen first and second All City ends, respectively. The tackles improved steadily, with Carl Bredt and Clark Ewald being the mainstays. John Hamilton, aided ably by Carl Moore, held down the center spot. Co-Captain Jerry McCombs made his presence felt in the center of the line. John Donnelly. Denny Sullivan. Dick Bruns, and Jim Fallow played fine games at guard. Although many of the boys will graduate, there will be a strong nucleus returning, and prospects look very good for next year. E41J Hike! Kassmir and Hamilton Captain Eddy Paul is well protected A great game guys!! Meredith scores Dennison catches a pass SCHEDULE Austin Marshall Central North Vocational South West Edison Canceled Canceled TWIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP 40 St. Paul Murray 8 Ottenweller and Bowers Take Pederson for a dip. During a meet GROUP Row I: Btucc Chranc. ShddCM Silver . Dicl Bjo klund. Jim Mod. George Tcro Dave Bowen George Noble. Row 2: Al lickt.g, Jack Steele Sonny Oit'om, Greg Heimarck, Marl Well , Van Johnion. Whitley McMillian, John Ritchie. Row }: Mr Pcdenon, John 8uytt Bob Chmt anton. Dave Chatterton. Tom Green. Don Ottenweller. Ed Nicholson. Swimming This year's swimming team pulled down a fourth in the city standings. A second place was possible right up to the last meet. Jack Steele. Dave Bowers, and Greg Heimarck combined for the points in the state meet. A third in the opening Y.M.C.A. Invitational and another in the closing left no doubt about the Indians talent. The promising outlook of next year's core consists of Co-Captains Dave Bowers and Tom Green plus Malcolm Nicholson and Van Johnson in the way of swimmers. Both divers, Jim Mack and Don Ottenweller. have great possibilities as they are improved and this year pulled the team through several tight spots. Seniors, John Buys. Dave Chatterton, and Co-Captains Mark Wells, and Greg Heimarck were consistent winners and Jack Steele was the individual star, averaging almost two firsts a meet. This year's team was very hard working with high spirits. Just a little more depth or a few breaks would have seen the cleanest boys in school' nearer the top. Basketball This year's rather short squad raided their Hooper rating in the city standings to eighth place by winning two of their last three games. Although the Indians didn't find themselves until late in the year, their spirit was always good, and as shown by their late season comeback they never gave up. Dave Mills, our smoothly finished forward, was named to the weekly All City team twice and John Christgau. at guard, once. The rest of the team was good whether winning or losing. GROUP: John Donnelly, Joy Drcgni, Bob Bitch. John Reichert, Paul Eddy, Bill Bufkhort, Dave Mill . Bob Suderburg. Don Dennison, John Christgau, John Homilton, Larry Johnson. Tom Diet , Tom Romeos. mo Coach 81II Adam Captain Dave Mills Basketball Don Dennison, at center, proved to be an outstanding rebounder even though he was not extremely tall. John Hamilton and John Reichart completed the Indians five-some most of the time and both were consistent in their fine team play. The team, although not finishing high in the conference, did work and try even though they had little support from the student body. We give the boys a lot of credit and hope that the returning lettermen will make a good comeback next year. GROUP: Paul youngdahl, John Dclton, Jim Hawlt.n , Larry Brown, Mel Andrewi, Ben Drake, Pete Vaill, Jerry Butyn. Mill Shoott Jim Kneen. Leo Johnton, Sherman Stanchficld. Man In the Crease Howie Holds Hockey This year's blademen were very sharp as they cut down all city opponents to sweep to the City and Twin-City Championships. No one save the Indians too much of a scare in the city race and most of the games were “on ice before the first period was over. St. Paul Johnson offered the competition in the game between the twins, but the “picksters ' got on the stick and outplayed and outscored Johnson for the second time—winning 2 to I. The way to the State Crown also led through Johnson and for the third time they tumbled to our speeding sextet. Hib-bing, the State Champ this year, took Southwest for their only defeat of the year. Hibbing could not score until the third period when they made three goals. Casual Cammack GROUP: Row I: Don Berg, Pete Passolt, Howie Cammacl Denny Sullivan, Jim Blanchard. Melvin Yeung, Bob Meredith. Row 2: Mr. Wohlford, Bob lockrun, Jack Thomas, Hemi Brettschncider, Jc v McG'aw, Clark Ewald. Tom Hall, Paul Kunert, Jim Crotsen. On no!' Hockey Jim Blanchard tallied once to make the final count 3 to I. The valiant efforts of Howie Cammack in the nets were the prime factor in the closely contested game. Southwest's icemen then came through with a third period surge to defeat St. Paul Humboldt for a third in the state. Don Berg, playing both wing and defensemen, was placed on the All State Team. Jim Blanchard. Bob Meredith, and Pete Passolt made the All City first string. Without honors, but fine players are: Denny Sullivan, our fine goalie who came in to save the final game against Humboldt; Mel Young, a consistent player at first line center: Clark Ewald. a rugged blue ribbon defenseman; and Bob Lockrem. who did much as center in the second line. Co-Captains Melvin Young onb Jim Blancl-.aro. Coach Paul Wohlford. Defensemen Passolt and Berg cover for Goalie Cammack. Row I: Jim Knccn, Tom Diet , 8ob Meredith. Dor. Dennison, Bob Lockrcm, Denny Sullivan. Phil Walter, Bill 8urkhart. Tom Hall, John Hamilton. Row 2: Mr. Adam, Raoul Kunert, Keith Senn, Bob Chriitcnicn, Bob Birch. John Tcachworth, Larry Johnson, Mel Andrew!, Tom Striker. Bill Witte, Scott Kneen. George Noble. Jim Foy. Fly foul Dennison’s left Adam and Sundeen watch the field Safe! Baseball With quite a good nucleus returning. this year’s bat boys’ should have a good season. With Bob Meredith, Bob Lockrem, Denny Sullivan. Bill Beggs, John Hamilton, and Tom Dietz as returning lettermen, the Indians should give all teams in the city league some good competition. John Christgau is going to try his luck at pitching, along with Bill Burkhart and Ralph Peterson. Row I: Tom Romens, Pete Passolt. Mr. Pedersen, Jim Bloncherd. Ray Preston Row 2: Jack Thomas. Dick Royce, Tom Lockhart, Ronald Peterson, Ray Gates, Roger Olson, David Alexander, Paul youngdaul. Jerry Johnson. Golf With a four man team needed and three lettermen returning, the Iron-men will have experienced men from last year's Twin City Champions competing on the fairways. This veteran team is likely to complete the link of Champions as the representative of the Spring Sports. Captain Jim Blanchard. Pete Passolt, and Ray Preston will have the lion's share in doing this. Jim and Ray line up Tom's Trap Pedersen's pre-game low down C 9] Ranny Syerf. Jerry M c N e a I, Sleets Bct$. Girl Moore, Halley's Comets In again with their notorious regularity. Their second place in the state ns maned only by the fact that they missed a first by one point, The first defeat in seven years came from Duluth Central and Roosevelt. Ranny Byers was second in the city meet and John Riechert finished first in the state, Other outstanding seniors were Mite Lacy and John Osberg. Row I: Morgan Clarity, Jerry McNcal Bob Telander, Mile Lacy, Ranny Byers, Jim Bittner. John Others. Dave Remington. Row 2: Curt Conrad. Dave Moline. Ivai Brothcn, Bill Borovtky, Don Thorhldson, Larry Kremert, Mike Cotcio, Jerry Zell. CM] Track Clark Ewald Tom Kent, George Van-Dusen, Rannv By crs. Tom Kent. A slightly weaker than the usual championship caliber, the Southwest track team still shows good promise of being in the select top few. With such standouts as Clark Ewald. Mike Lacy. Paul Eddy, and Tom Kassmir, plus many other fine boys, the thin-clads are looking forward to another typically fine season. The Metropolitan. Carleton. and St. Thomas Relays helped complete the full schedule. Kow I; Jim Bittner Don Popovich. Bob Telandcr, Ranny Byers. Tom Kent. John Reichert, Clark Ewald. Mike Lacy. Paul Eddy, Jack Campbell. John Osberg. Skcets Berg Dave Moline Tom Kassmir, Carl Moore Jerry McNeal. Row 2: Jay Oregni, Jim Fallow, Dave Mills. Morgan Clarity. Bill Olson. Neman Ingold. Wayne VanderVort Dave Remington. Sherman Stanchficld. Leo Johnson. Bob Suderbcrg. Mark Stearns, Ivar 8rothen. Eddy Bader. George VanDusen Darrell Cjgdale Bill Borovsky Jerry Zell. Phil Johnson. Curt Conrad. Jack Steele. Dick Mattson. Don Dennison. Dtck Brunt. Row 3: Paul Kurert. Sonny Ostrom, Barney Odenfield Bob McLeod Chuck Henry. John Donncly. Stanley Rein. Mervyn Meredith. Bruce Chrane, Don Ottenwellcr. John Newl.rk, Malcom Nicholson. E5I] Tennis With only two lettermcn returning. Captain Tom La Motte and Greg Heimarck, this year's racketeers, had a string of twenty-eight straight games to defend. For the last two years, the Indians' hard court men have been Twin City Champions, and they show promise of repeating the record. Row I: Jerry Marker, Tom LaMotte, Gres Heimarck. Ray Emerson. Row 2: Dove Vanarsdall, Ronnie Baxter. Tom Wcin berger. Marker's mighty slam Reach for it. Greg! Down Tom C52 3 GROUP: Row |; Mr. Halley, Mark Weill, Jerry McCombi. Tom La Mottc Mr. Sullivan. Row 2: Mr C. Wohlfoid. Mel Voung, Jim Blaneha-d Greg Heirr.arck, M.ke Lacy. Bob Meredith. Row 3: Mr. Adam, Pete PattoH. Oave M.lu. Clark Ewald. Paul Eddy. Mr. Guetrloe. Athletic Board S Club The Athletic Board with Mr. Halley as chairman, meet to rule on all policies concerning athletics, and to decide which boys are qualified to receive letters at the end of each season. The S Club consists of all the boys who earn a letter in any one of Southwest’s nine sports. This club advertises athletic events and sponsors an Athletic Banquet each semester. GROUP: Row I: Melvin Voung, Jim ItancKard. Tom Kaumir Ranny 6yer , Bob Meredith. Tom La Motte, Mike Lacy. Mark Wei John Rc'cncrt. Gary 81 umer. Jerry McNeil, Carl Moore. John Donnelly Morgan Clarity. Bob Andertcn. B.ll Bcggt Row J: Jim B Diet Bob B.rch Dave Rcm.njton. Duncan Wation Dave Bo-er . J«ry McCombi. Ray Preiton. Row 4: Clark Ewald J.m Fa Paisol. Paul Eddy Don Berg. Bob Lockrem Denny Sullivan, Del Ritchie. Grrg Hcimarek. Row S: John Osbcrg, Don Dcnniton Dave Mill . Malcolm N.colton. Dick Brunt Bill Burkhart. John Hamilton. Mike Lacy Mark Wellt. Row 2: Jim Bittner. Tom Fallow. Pete Tom Kent, C 55 3 Storlic wins—Young falls Barrie, you're so beautiful The usual stampede Milk for Jobe's rosy cheeks A Toast Most Valuble Paui ©«sc arA to Our S emor«$ Honor Roll Connie Barnes Elinor Bcedee Jane Buckles Beverly Bartle John Campbell Mary Ann Chadwick Paula Cranston Georgianne Dieson Cynthia Gray Carlene Hanson Gregory Heimarck Norman Ingold Bette Jo Johnson Helen King Donna Lagorio Rosemond Lundquist Julia MacElwee Joan Macgowan Carl Moore Nancy Preston Ira Priesman Ann Schoelkopf Lawrence Zelle Valedictorians: Romie Lundquist Helen King Salutatorian: Paula Cranston Senior Awards First National Bank—Romie Lundquist Greg Heimarck Star-Tribune Award—Gretchen Meili Rose Rees Award—Paula Cranston Minty Service Award—Jim Blanchard Daughters of the American Revolution—Helen King Sons of the American Revolution—Jack Campbell Science Award—Julie MacElwee CLASS OFFICERS Romie lundauist, Vice-president; Sunny James. Secretary; Gretchen Meili, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jack Campbell. President; Jack Steele, Trcas urer; Don Dennison, Sergeant-at-Arms. Senior Council The Senior Council, another new attraction of the year, is a pre-organization of the Senior Class. Each homeroom elected two representatives. The council elected officers and sponsored a dance. Bringing the class together is the main function of the council. SENIOR COUNCIL Natalie Main. Jock Campbell. Nancv Lea. Jock Steele. Jane B erstcm, Mr. Oahlc. Greg Hcimarck. Darlene Broms, Ray Preston Donna Lagorio. Larry Zelle, Jerry McCombs. COMMITTEE HEADS Jack Steele Peggy Moore. Wayne Classon. Eloisc Stanwood. Delores Dindmgcr. Standing: Zoc Ottenweller. Nancy McGarvcy, Curt Conrad. Nancy Preston, Connie Barnet. A i k L Fads Anne and Daryl’s Suede Shoes Jane, Nancy, Eloise, and Lynn's Mukluclcs and Downhills Judy's Poodle and Paul’s Letter Sweater Paula and Cora Jane's Sweaters under Blouses Sunny’s Quilted Skirt Carie’s and Anne's Pearls and Scarfs Hall of Fame Bob Telander Cutest Nancy Jobes Jack Steele Most Catching Smile Donna Lagorio Carl Moore Most Likely to Succeed . Romie Lundquist Clark Ewald ... Best Figure . . . Donna Thom Bob Meredith Most Athletic Gretchen Meili George Miller Most Dignified Joan Macgowan Jim Blanchard Done Most for School Paula Cranston Bob Meredith Biggest Flirt Nancy McAdams Jim Blanchard Cutest Couple Cora Jane Smith Carl Bredt Best Dancer Carie Hanson Jack Campbell Best All Around .... Nancy Lea Jim Gainsley Most Talkative Mary Sheehan Jim Blanchard Best Dressed ... Jean Brown Don Dennison Best Sport Julie MacElwee Barrie McDonald Wittiest Sally Kmieciak Prettiest Eyes Gretchen Bichel Mike Lacy Friendliest Mary Young Bob Lockrem ........ Prettiest Hair Ann Lebeck Jerry Kock Best Disposition . Nancy Lea Tom Kent Best Line Mardelle Lindborg Steadiest Couple Gaylyn Marchessault Ranny Byers . Peppiest Zoe Ottenweller Best Looking . Nancy McGarvey Greg Heimarck Best Personality Sunny James Most Mischievous ... Carol Kunz Chuck Jesten .... Funniest Laugh Nancy Preston Ames Anderson . Most Talented Helen King Denny Sullivan .. . Best Date Deal . Nancy McGarvey n 59 □ Class Play FRI°Ay CAST Anne B.Hlngtly, Jack Compbell, Ca lene Hanwn, Tom taMottc. Ellen Gould. Standing: Kay Knecn. Walt Richter. Elinor Bcedcc Julie MacElwee, Doug Pearson. THURSOA CAST: Coro Jane Smith. Maurice Heibcrger. Poulo Oanttoi Donna Erickson. Standing: Arden Lorn men, Sunny James, Dick Roycc, Bcv Bartle, Dave Chottcrton. Sally Kmiec.ak. Tiger House Secret panels, a mystifying portrait, screams, and touches of Spellbound were presented by the Senior Class in the form of the mystery Tiger House. The play, directed by Harold Gregory, was appealing to young and old alike. It is the story of Erma Lowrie. who inherits her aunt's house, which is supposedly haunted by a tiger. With a succession of relatives and friends running in and out of the house, and tiger claws coming out of bookcases and the fireplace, Erma finds the secret panel and the real cause of the strange happenings. This romantic mystery drama was presented on December 6 and 7 to a sell-out audience, which received it with wild shrieks and gales of laughter. Mr. Gregory is to be congratulated on his able direction. C60] Last Minute Instructions From Greg Committees: Bow |; Carl Bredt. Carol ScriDner, Nancy Jobci, Gretchcn Bichic Peggy Moore. Mary nn Chadwick. Row 2: Gcorg-annc Ociton. Sharon Morrow. Noel Barjtad, Larry Stott . John Macgowan, Mory Sheehan. Grctchcn Mcili. Mary Ann Barlindhaug. Carol Kunj, Elaine Benton. Row 3: Tom Lockhart, Nancy MeGarvey, Jane Bucklet. The Big Three—Chatterton. Aunt Sophia and Oswald Cranston and Heiberger MacElwee and Pearson Spotlight on Our Senior Year At last, Seniors! . . . the first dance— The Football Opener’ to start off a year of successful dances ... the wonderful football games . . . beginning Greg's speech class and Mr. Pearson’s chemistry class (quite a difference) . . . Homecoming Day . . . decorations, pictures, a two-hour auditorium . . . Nancy McGarvey. our Queen . . . three lovely girls as attendants . . . the Homecoming Dance . . . our City Championship . . . our co-captains. Paul Eddy and Jerry McCombs . . . our Twin City Championship over St. Paul Murray . . . Paul Eddy, most valuable player in the city . . . our first Football Trophy . . . the first Senior Party, just to let everyone know We do things. . . . Bob Ritchie and Jerry McCombs leaving for the Navy ... we missed them . . . the Class Play. Tiger House ... six weeks of work and two nights on stage . . . the Christmas Concert . . . the Messiah sung by the massed school choirs in the city with the symphony orchestra occompanying . . . the Christmas Dance . . . the Hi Marcks and Ajax people running through the halls campaigning for Greg Heimarck and Jack Campbell with soup cans and arrows . . . Jack winning in a very close campaign ... our successful Hockey games with Jim Blanchard and Mel Young, co-captains . . . third place in the State Hockey Tournament . . . three other trophies . . . Skeets Berg on the All-State Hockey Team (even though he's not a Senior) . . . the annual turnabout dance. The Match-Me Hop . . . the King and Queen of the dance. Paul Eddy and Sally Schwartz . . . the Joint Leadership Conference with Washburn . . . the Choir Carnival, to earn money for the annual Choir Trip . . . (and they did) . . . Mrs. Boylan's English class writing Sonnets ... the Senior Class leading the Honor Roll . . . declining attendance during the spring weather . . . the Spring Review, a big production . . . Baccalaureate . . . the Junior-Senior Prom . . . and then at last we marched up the aisle . . . there were smiles and tears . . . and we shall never forget our Senior year, nor the other years either, for the memories will linger when silver hairs replace the gold. C62] ANDERSON BARLASS BARTLE BEEDEE BENSON BlCHEL BLOOD BORSETH SROMS BROWN BUCKLES BURKHART BARLINDHAUG BEGGS BILLINGSLEY BREDT BROWNELL BUYS BARNES BEIRSTEIN BLANCHARD BRETTSCHNEIDER BRUNKOW BYERS AMES ANDERSON: Commencement. Hi-Y. All School Cabinet. Arrow, Choir • GORDON BARLASS: Gor-dy, Cap and Gown. Hi-Y, Hobby: Photography. Future Plans: College • MARY ANN BARLINDHAUG: Smell, Class Day. Silver and Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Class Play, Choir. Future Plans: U. of M. • CONNIE BARNES: Baccaloureate—Chairman, Annual, French Club, Hobby: Square Dancing. Secret Ambition: Pharmacist, Future Plans: U. of M. BEVERLEY BARTLE: Bev, Memorial, Silver and Blue Tr . G.A.A.. Class Play Cast, Choir, French Club. Future Plans: U. of M. • ELINOR BEEDEE: Elly. Baccalaureate. Silver Tri. Class Play Cast. Librarian, Secret Ambition: Invent a freckle bleach. Future Plans: Nursing • BILL BEGGS: Will, Cap and Gown—Vice Chairman. S Club. Baseball, Hobby: Records. Secret Ambition: Disc Jockey • JANE BEIRSTEIN: Banq ,.-t B ur Tr.. Red Cross. Senior Council, Hobby: Bowling, Future Plans: U. of M. ELAINE BENSON: Record and Secretarial. Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Class Play, Secret Ambition: To marry a millionaire. Future Plans: College • GRETCHEN BlCHEL: Gretch, Cap and Gown, Silver Tri, Class Play. G.A.A., Choir, Red Cross. Secret Ambition: To go out with Jerry Lewis, Future Plans: College • ANNE BILLINGSLEY: Anme. Class Day, Silver Tri—Secretary, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Class Play Cast. Choir, Hobby: Bowling. Secret Ambition: Marry a 99-year-old millionaire. Future Plans: Fashion Coordinator • JIM BLANCHARD: Jimmy, Social. Hi-Y, Student Council—President. Boys' State, S Club. Golf, Hockey—Co-captain. Future Plans: College. DAVE BLOOD: Cap and Gown. Golf. Hobby: Skiing. Secret Ambition: To be on Olympic Ski Team • RALPH BORSETH: Social, Hobby: Hunting, Secret Ambition: To drop a pheasant • CARL BREDT: Buddy. Class Day. Student Council—Treasurer, Choir, S Club. Football, Hobby: Painting, Secret Ambition: To dance with Doris Day • HEINZ BRETTSCHNEIDER: Heinz-a-baby, Class Day. Hockey. Secret Ambition: To be an Admiral in the Navy. DARLENE 8ROMS: Dar, Banquet. Blue Tri, Librarian, Senior Council, Office Assistant. Secret Ambition: To live with the Eskimos • JEAN BROWN: Sambo, Commencement. Silver Tri—Music, Blue Tri. Student Council, Annual. Choir. G.A.A., Homecoming, Secret Ambition: To be an interior decorator, Future Plans: Gustavus • TOM BROWNELL: Bubbles Class Day. S Club. Football, Future Plans: College • BARBARA BRUNKOW: Barbie. Social. Silver and Blue Tr,. G.A.A. Hobby: Stamps. Future Plans: Gustavus. JANE BUCKLES: Budget. Silver and Blue Tri. Class Play, Choir, Secret Ambition: To get a tan, Future Plans: U. of M • BILL BURKHART: Burrow. Memorial, S Club. Basketball, Baseball, Hobby: Gas model planes. Secret Ambition: To fly on a B-17 • JOHN BUYS: Will Power, Commencement. Hi-Y, Football. Swimming. Secret Ambition: U. of Florida • RANNY BYERS: Ransid. Memorial, Hi-Y, S Club, Cross Country, Track. Student Council. Hobby: Trucks. Future Plans: Traffic College. r JACK CAMPBELL: Jackson, Class Day. Senior Class President. Hi-Y. Class Play Cast. Sen.or Council Annual —Business Manager. Student Council. Auditonum Chairman, S Club. Football. Track. Golf, Future Plans: Medicine • MARLYS CARLSON: Record and Secretarial, Silver Tm. Hobby: Piano. Future Plans: Secretary • MARYANNE CHADWICK: Chad, Commencement, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Class Play. Choir. Secret Ambition: To parachute. Future Plans: U. of M • JACK CHASE: Burrell. Class Day. Hi-Y. Secret Ambition: To drive at Indiana. Hobby: Hot rods. DAVE CHATTERTON: Chat. Banquet. Hi-Y, Class Play Cast, Stage Crew, Red Cross, Choir, Swimming, Tennis. Golf. Hobby: Model trams. Secret Ambition: Break a big. big, BIG plate glass window. Future P ans: U. of M. • JOHN CHRISTGAU: Chris. Banquet. Basketball. Base-ba;l Secret Ambition: Go Skiing m Norway • WAYNE CLASSEN: Class Day—Chairman. Hi-Y, Choir. Annual. Cross Country. Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: Be a tenor. Future Plans: U. of M. • CURTIS CONRAD: Curt. Memorial—Chairman. H.-Y. Track. Cross Country. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: B g game hunter in Africa. PAULA CRANSTON: Social. Silver Tri—President. Blue Tri, Class Play Cast. Annual—Editor, Student Council. G.A.A.. Girls' State. Hobby: Drawing. Future Plans: U. of M. • JIM CROSSON: Crow. Cap and Gown. Hockey Manager, Secret Ambition: Fmd a new Edma cop. Hobby: Gambling • DON DENNISON: Slop. Social, Senior Class Scrgeant-at-Arms, S Club, Football, Basketball. Baseball, Hobby: Watching the clock. Future Plans: College • GEORGlANNE DIESON: D-kka. Budget, Blue Tri, Girls' Golf Team—Captain, Hobby: Sewing, Secret Ambition: To be a success. Future Plans: U. of M. DELORES DINDINGER: D. Record and Secretarial-Chapman. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Go to England, Future Plans: Secretary • PAUL EDDY: Ed. Social, Student Council, S Club. Athletic Board. Football—Co-captain, Track, Basketball, Secret Ambition: Play Pro-Football. Future Plans: College • RAYMOND EMERSON: Em, Banquet. Lunchroom Monitor, Librarian, Football. Tennis. Hobby: Flipping coins. Secret Ambition: Open a Casino in Minnesota. Future Plans: Doctor • DONNA ERICKSON: Memorial. Class Play Cast, Annual. Choir. Hobby: Music, Future Plans: Medicine. CLARK EWALD: E-wecnie. Banquet Hall Guard. Student Council, S Club, Athletic Board, Football, Hockey. Track, Hobby: Sailing, Future Plans: U. of M. • BILL FOWLER: Class Day. H.-Y, Class Play. Hall Guard Hobby: Model building. Future plans: U. of M. • BOB FUSARO: Funic. Memor.al • JIM GAINSLEY: Baccalaureate, Librarian, Tennis, Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: Go to Africa. Future Plans: College. CONNIE GAMELGARD: Cap and Gown. S.lver Tr, G.A.A.. Secret Ambition: to get married, Future Plans: Receptionist • RAY GATES: Banquet, Hall Guard. Hobby: Photography, Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii, Future Plans: U. of M., Marriage • BOB GER-LICHER: Memorial, Secret Ambition: To get a pink Cadillac. Future Plans: U. of M. • DONNA GOSE: Baccalaureate. Silver and Blue Tri. Class Play, Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: Live in California. Future Plans: U. of M. CAMPBELL CHATTERTON CRANSTON OINDINGER EWALD GAMELGARD CARLSON CHRISTGAU CROSSON EDDY FOWLER GATES CHADWICK CLASSON DENNISON EMERSON FUSARO GERLICHER CHASE CONRAD DIESON ERICKSON GAINSLEY GOSE 04] GOULD HARTMAN HIXSON JESTGN D. JOHNSON KENT GREY HAZLE INGOLD JOBES P. JOHNSON KERSTETER HAMILTON HEIBERGER JAMES B. JOHNSON JONES KMIECIAK HANSON HEIMARCK JENSEN C. JOHNSON KEELER KING ELLEN GOULD: Banquet, Silver and Blue Tri, Class Play Cast, Band, Choir, Secret Ambition: To spend a summer in the East, Future Plans: U. of M. • CYN-THIA GREY: Banquet, Silver Tri, Class Play, Choir. Librarian, Hobby: Figurine painting. Future Plans: College, Marriage • CAROLEE HAMILTON: Cap and Gown, Budget, Homecoming. Lunchroom Monitor, G.A.A., Secret Ambition: Find most perfect way to skip. Future Plans: Go to California • CARLENE HANSON: Carie, Social, Blue Tri—Treasurer, Red Cross, Student Council—Corresponding Secretary, Homecoming—Chairman, Class Play Cast, Annual, Secret Ambition: To blow up Chemistry Lab, Future Plans: Carleton College. MARY LOU HARTMAN: Record and Secretarial. Silver Tri, G.A.A,. Choir, Hobby: Sewing, Secret Ambition: Race Track driver. Future Plans: College • PAT HAZLE: Banquet, Class Play, Hobby: Piano, Secret Ambition: Live on a ranch. Future Plans: Secretary • MAURICE HEIBERGER: Bud. Banquet, Class Play Cast, Hobby: Writing, Secret Ambition: To write a book about school teachers, Future Plans: College • GREG HEIMARCK: Jonah, Class Day. Hi-y, Annual. Senior Council, S Club. Athletic Board. Swimming—Co-captain, Tennis, Hobby: Boy Scouts, Secret Ambition: To break a minute in the 100, Future Plans: Medicine. GEORGE HIXSON: Banquet. Secret Ambition: Ski in Sun Valley. Future Plans: U. of M. • NORMAN INGOLD: Norm, Record and Secretarial, Track, Hobby: Working on cars, Secret Ambition: Drive a freight train to Hawaii. Future Plans: U. of Wisconsin • HAZLE JAMES: Sunny, Cap and Gown. Silver Tri—Social Chair man, Blue Tri, Senior Closs Secretary, Student Council, Annual, Class Play Cast. Choir—Treasurer, Cheerleader. Hobby: Camping. Secret Ambibon: Swim to bottom of the ocean, Future Plans: Homlinc • MARILYN JENSEN: Social. Silver and Blue Tri. G.A.A., Class Play. Choir. Secret Ambition: To fly o jet plane. Future Plans: Nursing. CHARLES. JESTEN: Chuck. Banquet. Hi-y. Choir. Hobby: Playing in Gary Hart’s swing band • NANCY JOBES: Bonquet. Blue Tri—Service. Choir, Class Play, Future Plans: Dental Assistant • 8ETTE JO JOHNSON: Jo, Record and Secretarial. Band. Orchestra. Hobby: Pmgpong, Secret Ambition: Go around the world and sightsee, Future Plans: Dental Technician • CAROL JOHNSON: Johnnie, Commencement, Silver Tri—Vice President. Blue Tri, Arrow, Red Cross—All City representative. Class Play. Student Council. Choir, G.A.A.. Secret Ambition: To sing with a dance band. Future Plans: Grinned. DARYL JOHNSON: Class Day, H.-Y, Football. Track. Secret Ambition: Pilot, Future Plans: Airline Mechanic • PHIL JOHNSON: Social, Choir. Swimming, Baseball, Future Plans: Aeronautical Engineering • NANCY JONES: Peckctt. Class Day. Choir. Hobby: Bowling, Secret Ambition: Drive Twecdle's car, Future Plans: U. of M. • MARY JEAN KEELER: Baccalaureate. Silver and Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Choir, Secret Amb-tion: To get an A in Chemistry, Future Plans: Nursing. TOM KENT: Chicken. Social. Hi-Y, S Club. Football. Track. Swimming, Hobby: Fishing, Secret Ambition: To be a hockey player. Future Plans: Harvard or Purdue • BARTON KERSTETER: Bart, Budget, Hobby: Guns, Future Plans: U. of M. • SALLY KMIECIAK: Sal Gal. Baccalaureate, Silver Tri, Blue Tri—I.C.C., Class Play Cast, Arrow, Student Council. Choir—Vice President. Homecoming Slogans, Secret Ambition: To get people to pronounce and spell name correctly. Future Plans: U. of M. • HELEN KING: Commencement, Red Cross. French Club, Orchestra, Hobby: Playing violin, Secret Ambibon: To teach at the U.. Future Plans: Music—U. of M. [65] KAY KNEEN; Kanecn, Banquet, Class Play Cast. Choir. Girls Swim Team, Hobby: Talking. Secret Ambition: to put Onalasko, Wisconsin on a World map. Future Plans: Nursing • JERRY KOCH: Jerr. Class Day. Hobby: Model Airplanes. Secret Ambition: To go to the Moon. Future Plans: Chemist • JACK KRElDLER: Crua. Banquet. Hobby: Bowling. Secret Ambition: Catch up on lost sleep. Future Plans: Navy • CAROL KUNZ: Kunzie. Class Day. Silver Tri, G.A.A., Homecom mg. Secret Ambition: To be on time to school every day. Future Plans: College. EDDIE KURTZ: Cap and Gown. Hobby: Motorcycles. Secret Ambition: Ride jet cycle. Future Plans: Navy • MIKE LACY: Lace, Class Day. Student Council. S Club. Athletic Boord. Track—Captain, Cross Country—Cap tain, Hobby: Fighting with Don Dennison, Secret Ambition: To beat Dennison, Future Plans: College • DONNA IAGORIO: Don-Don, Banquet. G.A.A., Senior Council—Secretary. Arrow—Editor, Student Council, Choir—Secretary. Homecoming attendant. Future Plans: U. of M. • TOM LaMOTTE: Commencement. Hi-Y. Class Play Cost. V.A.C.. Arrow, S Club. Athletic Board. Tennis—Captain. Hobby: Hunting. Future Plans: Col lege. NANCY LEA: Nance. Commencement, Silver Tri, Arrow, Senior Council, Choir, Homecoming Lee attendant, Future Plans: Gustavus • ANN LEBECK: Class Day. Silver ana Blue Tri. French Club. Student Council. Choir. Homecoming. Annual, Secret Ambition: To get an A from Miss Williams, Future Plans: Carlcton • CAROLYN LEDGERWOOD: Silver and Blue Tri. Class Play. Office Assistant. Future Plans: College • MARDELLE LIND80RG: Budget, Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Choir. Homecoming, Co-captam Cheerleaders. Secret Ambition: To have blue eyes, Future Plans: U. of M. TOM LOCKHART: Lock, Class Day. Class Play—Student Director. S Club. Golf, Football, Hobby: Photog raphy, Secret Ambition: To Own a Cadilloc, Future Plans: Law School • BOB LOCKREM: Luke. Class Day, Hall Guard. S Club. Football. Hockey. Baseball, Hobby: Beating stop signs. Secret Ambition: Get out of school. Future Plans: U. of M. • ARDEN LOM-MEN: R-dy, Baccalaureate, Hi-Y President. Treasurer, Class Play Cast. Hobby: Making up original songs. Future Plans: Education • BETTY LOWERY: 8etz. Record and Secretarial. Silver Tri, Choir, Hobby: Roller and Ice Skatmg, Future Plans: Secretary. ROMIE LUNDQUIST: Class Day, Silver Tri, Blue Tri—President. Vice President, Class Play. Senior Class Vice President. Arrow. Student Council. Choir, G.A.A.— President. Hobby: Sports. Future Plans: College • NANCY McADAMS: Mac. Baccalaureate, Silver Tri, G.A.A.. Choir, Secret Ambition: To marry a millionaire, Future Plons: U. of M. • JERRY McCOMBS: Jerr. Hi-Y—Piesident, Senior Council—Chairman, Choir— Vice President. S Club. Athletic Board. Football—Co captain, Track. Secret Ambition: B'ow up Navy. Future Plans: Med.c.nc • BARRIE McDONALD: Mac, Memorial—Co-chairman, Arrow, Choir. Red Cross—President. Hobby: Driving Trucks. Secret Ambition: To marry a millionairess. MIKE McDONALD: Big Mac, Memorial. Hobby: Pinball machines Secret Ambition: To see the world with out joining the Navy. Future Plans: College • JULIE MacELWEE: Jule, Class Day. Silver Tri—Program. Blue Tr.—Treasurer. G.A.A.—Treasurer. Class Play Cast, Choir. Girls' Swim Team, Hobby: Sitting. Secret Ambition: Spend one year at South Pole. Future Pians: College • JOAN MACGOWAN: Tucky, Commencement. Silver Tri. Arrow. Choir. Homecoming. Cheerleader, Red Cross—Treasurer Student Council, Secret Ambition: To oe a ballet dancer. Future Plans: A buyer • NANCY McGARVEY; McGarv. Social. Arrow, Lunchroom Monitor. Red Cross. Homecoming Queen. Secret Ambition: To learn to Charleston. Future Plans: U. of M. KNEEN KOCH KRElDLER KUNZ KURTZ LACy LAGORIO LaMOTTE LEA LEBECK  .EDGER WOOD LINDBORG LOCKHART uOCKREM LOMMEN LOWER LUNDQUIST McADAMS McCOMBS B McOONALO M McDONALD MacELWEE MACGOWAN McGARVE 06] MARCHESSAULT MARKER MEILI MEREOITH MILLER MILLS MOEN MOLINE C MOORE P MOORE MORAN MORROW MURTFELDT NASH OLSON OSBERG OTTENWELLER PEARSON H PETERSON PETERSON R PETERSON PIERSON PIOTRASCHKE PRESTON GAYLYN MARCHESSAULT: Lynn. Banquet. Silver and Blue Tri, Hobby: Sluting, Future Plans: Nursing • GERALD MARKER: Skinny, Sooa Hall Guard. Tennis, Future Plans: U. of M. • GRETCHEN MEILI: Grctch. Commencement. Student Council — Vice President. G.A.A.—President. Senior Class Srrgcant-at-Arms. G«rls Swim and Golf Teams. Future Plans: U. of M. • BOB MEREDITH: Rodney, Commencement. Red Cross. S Club Athletic Board. Football. Hockey. Baseball. Hobby: Hunting, Secret Ambition: To race Jack Steele ir. his Buick. Future Plans: U. of M GEORGE MILLER: Budget, Secret Ambition: To have a few kind words from Miss Williams. Future Plans: U. om M. • DAVE MILLS: Baccalaureate, Arrow, S Club, Football, Basketball—Captain, Track, Baseball. Secret Ambition: To make free throws • ARLENE MOEN: Cap and Gown, Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii, Future Plans: Nurses' Aid • DAVE MOLINE: Moe, Commencement, Hi-Y, Choir. S Club. Cross Country. Track. Hobby: Skiing, Secret Ambition: To ski in the Olympics. CARL MOORE: Commencement. Hi-Y, Student Council. S Club. Football, Track • PEGGY MOORE: Commencement—Chairman. Silver Tri, Blue Tr —Publicity. Class Play. Choir, Girls' Swim Team. G.A.A.—Vice Pres-dent. Red Cross. Hobby: Bowling. Future Plans: Moving to Siom Falls • DON MORAN: Budget. Secret Ambition: To be a pilot, Future Plans: U. of M. • SHARON MORROW: Sam. Social, Class Play, Arrow. G.A.A.. Choir. Homecoming. Hobby: Collecting skunks. Future Plans: U. of M. VIRGINIA MURTFELDT: Gmny. Sooal. Silver and Blue Tri, G.A.A., Class Play, Secret Ambition: To own a car Future Plans: Nursing • NATALIE NASH: Nush, Memorial, G.A.A., Girls' Golf Tram, Band, Annual, Senior Council. Secret Ambition: To own a convertible. Future Plans: Lob Technician • DICK OLSON: Ole, Social. Hobby: Filing up the ' Blue Baby. Secret Am bition: To own a Jaguar. Future Plons: Business College • JOHN OSBERG: Oty Budget. Hi-Y-—President, S Club, Track. Cross Country, Hobby: Woodworking. Secret Ambition: Ski at Sun Valley. Future Plans: U. of M. ZOE OTTENWELLER: 8aby Girl, Social. Silver and Blue Tri, Arrow. Choir. G.A.A.—Secretary. Homecoming. Co-coptain Cheerleaders. Secret Ambition: Have a common name. Future Plans: U. of M. • DOUG PEARSON: Un, Hi-Y—AH School President. Baccalaureate. Class Play Cast, Arrow. Choir. French Club. Cross Country. Track, Hobby: Playing piano. Future Plans: U. of M. • HOWARD PETERSON: Howe Commencement, Hi-Y, Hobby: Mode! plane building. Secret Ambition: Graduate from High School. Future Plans: U. of M. • RALPH PETERSON: Pete. Class Day. Hobby: Working on car. Secret Amb-tion: Travel, Future Plans: Air Force Mechanic. RONALD PETERSON: Ronmc. French Club. J.A.. Cross Country. Track. Secret Ambition: To be myself. Future Plans: Engineering • DON PIERSON: Pierce. Baccalaureate. Hobby: Music, Future Plans: To join Musicians Union • DICK PlOTRA$CHKr: Baccalaureate. Hi-Y. Christian Fellowship—President, Hobby: Keeping car running. Secret Ambition: To get through college in four years. Future Plans: Avoid draft • NANCY PRESTON: Pres. Banquet—Chairman. Silver Tri, Blue hi—Fellowship, G.A.A.—Secretary Girls Golf Team. Office Assistant. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To live in Ohio again, Future Plans: U. of M. Cfi n RAY PRESTON: R.C.. Commencement. Senior Council. Student Ticket Manager, S Club. Golf. Hobby: Woodworking, Future Plans: U. of M. • IRA PRIESMAN: I, Budget, Hobby: Photography. Future Plans: U. of M. • ARLENE RAINEY: Banquet, Silver Tri, Choir. G.A.A., Secret Ambition: To have black hair, Future Plans: U. of M. • DAVE RICHARDS: Spider, Baccalaureate. Hobby: Trying to get car to run. Secret Ambition: To own a Lincoln Convertible, Future Plans: College. WALT RICHTER: Banquet, Hi-y—President. Class Play Cast. Annual. Choir, Hobby: Photography. Secret Am-bition: 8urn out Pearson's Galvanometer, Future Plans: Gustavus • DEL RITCHIE: Class Day. S Club. Football, Hobby: Women, Secret Ambition: Get some oil wells down south. Future Plans: Business College • BOB RITCHIE: Ritch, Hi-y, Hockey manager. Hobby: Cars. Future Plans: Navy • DICK ROyCE: Memorial. Hi-y, Class Play Cast, Choir, Secret Ambition: To evade the Army. Future plans: College. CHUCK RyAN: Charlie. Banquet. Hobby: Denting fenders. Secret Ambition: Join l-Tappa-Kcg Fraternity. Future Plans: Dentist • ANN SCHOELKOPF: Budget, Orchestra. French Club. Hobby: Music, Secret Ambition: To live in Alaska, Future Plans: U. of M. • SUE SCOTT: Scotzer, Record and Secretarial. Silver Tri, G.A.A.—Publicity. Student Council—Secretary. Choir. Girls' Swim and Golf Teams, Hobby: Figure Skating. Future Plans: Colorado U. • CAROL SCRIBNER: Scrib, Banquet. G.A.A., Choir. Class Play. Future Plans: U. of M. MARy SHEEHAN: Shc-She, Record and Secretarial, G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor, Class Play. Hobby: Bowling, Secret Ambition: Work for F.B.I., Future Plans: Nursing • STEVEN SILVERMAN: Baccalaureate. An. nual, Hobby: Photography, Secret Ambition: Own a Cadillac, Future Plans: U. of M. • CLEO SINKS: Chloe, Banquet, Silver Tri, Hobby: Working at Library. Secret Ambition: Go to Alaska. Future Plans: U. of M. • CORA SMITH: CJ„ Banquet, Silver Tri, French Club—Treasurer, G.A.A.. Class Play Cast. Choir. Hobby: J. B., Future Plans: U. of M. ELOlSE STANWOOD: Elsie, Cap and Gown—Chairman, Silver Tri—I.C.C., Blue Tri—Service, G.A.A.. Annual—Assistant Editor. Choir. Class Play. Hobby: Skating, Secret Ambition: Skip in my own car. Future Plans: U. of M. • JACK STEELE: Stainless. Budget. Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Council—Vice Chairman. Swimming, Track, Hobby: Sailing, Secret Ambition: Win a race at Lake Harriet, Future Plans: U. of M. • DELORES STEWART: Del. Cap and Gown, Arrow, Future Plans: Travel by Plane • JACK STORLIE: Record and Secretarial, Hobby: Traveling. Secret Ambition: Motorcycle racing. Future Plans: Paratrooper. DICK STRIKER: Strike. Closs Day, Hobby: Raising heck with the teachers. Secret Ambition: Trip to you-all New Orleans. Future Plans: U. of M. • DENNy SULLIVAN: Sully, Social. S Club. Football. Hockey. Basketball, Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: To find Silver on the African Gold Coast, Future Plans: U. of M. • BOB TELANDER: Bcbbcrt. Baccalaureate. Red Cross, Class Play, Arrow. Choir—President, S Club, Cross Country. Track. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: To find gold on the African Silver Coast. Future Plans: St. Olaf • PATTy THEISEN: Cap and Gown, G.A.A.. Class Play. Lunchroom Monitor, Hobby: Earning money. Secret Ambition: To work at yellowstone National Park, Future Plans: Business College. R. PRESTON PRIESMAN RAINEy RICHARDS RICHTER D RITCHIE R. RITCHIE ROVCE rvan SCHOELKOPF SCOTT SCRIBNER SHEEHAN SILVERMAN SINKS SMITH STANWOOD STEELE STEWART STORLIE STRIKER SULLIVAN TELANDER THEISEN L'68] THOM WHITE M. YOUNG WALTER WEBBER WHITWORTH WILLIAMS YOUNG ZELLE WELLS WILSON KIEFER DONNA THOM: Record and Secretarial. Lunchroom Monitor, Future Plans: Go to California • PHIL WALTER: Flip, Banquet. Choir, Baseball, Tennis. Hobby: Music, Secret Ambition: Take a trip to Managua, Nicaragua, Future Plans: Avoid the draft • JIM WEBBER: One Lung, Memorial. Hi-y. Cross Country, Swimming, Hobby: Stoying out ol Senior advisory. Secret Ambition: Pilot. Future Plans: One more year at Southwest • MARK WELLS: Wellxer, Class Day, S Club. Athletic 8oard, Swimming—Co-captain. Secret Ambition: Swim the Channel, Future Plans: Forestry. BRUCE WHITE: Banquet. Hobby: cars. Secret Ambition: Stay single. Future Plans: Air Force • SHIRLEY WHITWORTH: Shirl, Silver and Blue Tri. Cap and Gown, Red Cross. G.A.A., Future Plans: Carlcton • JoANNE WILLIAMS: Cap and Gown, Silver Tri, Secret Ambition: Sit and do nothing. Future Plans: Office work • ANNE WILSON: Social. Silver Tri. Blue Tri-Publicity, Choir. G.A.A.. Future Plans: U. of M. MARy YOUNG: Mare, Class Day, Silver Tri. Class Play. G.A.A., Choir. Future Plans: Hamlinc • MEL YOUNG: Class Day. S Club. Athletic Board, Hockey— Co-captain. Hobby: Model railroad. Secret Ambition: One of the first to fly to Moon, Future Plans: U. of M. • LARRY ZELLE: Zeke, Banquet, Senior Coun.il, French Club. Tennis. Secret Ambition: Take a Carib bean Cruise, Future Plans: Law • HENRY KIEFER: Hank Budget. Hobby: Drawing. Secret Ambition: A trip to Hawaii, Future Plans: Auto Mechanic. Not pictured: ROLAND COLE: King. Hobby: Radio, Future Plans: U. of M. • KEENE JACOBSON: Jake, Class Day, Hobby: Radio. Secret Ambition: 8ccome a radio amateur: Future Plans: Deep Sea Diver • RUSSELL McGlLVRARY: Junior. Baccalaureate, Hobby: Foreign Stamps, Future Plans: Aviation Mechanic. Cake-eaters Campbell and Heimarck Good Luck! Ajax Fowler’s Arabesque Luke, Bob, Sul, Clark, and Jerr— the dancing dollies Sharon. Bev, Sal-Gal—sing songs Hi-Marck John Billingsley and Marsha Bredt L 70 J Bev draws FAVORITE PLACES: Bowling Alley Derb FAVORITE SONGS: ly; ..................... . 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