Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1955
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PUBLISHED BY 1955 ANNUAL STAFF SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS 10, MINNNESOTA Editor-in-chief ........ Staff . ... Molly McKeand Art Work Kay Wilson Copy Editor . . . . Lynn McGann Layout Editor Lois Hokanson Photography Editor Kay Hanson Business Manager . . Dixon Bond Advisor Mr. McDonough Table of Contents Page 6 Page I I Page 2 I Page 41 Page 55 ADMINISTRATION . UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES . . . SPORTS . . . . SENIORS . . . . MR. WOHLFORD MR. McDONOUGH Dedication We take extreme pride in dedicating our 1955 Wagistanian to two teachers who have helped to make our school days richer and fuller. Our thanks to Mr. Paul Wohlford, who, after many successful years as hockey coach is about to retire. This year, under the able coaching and ieadership of Mr. Wohlford, the hockey team took second place in the State Tournament. We are grateful for the assistance and friendship of Mr. Bart McDonough, our new annual advisor.  C J To the Members of the 1955 Graduating Class: It was the noted author, lecturer and teacher, Dale Carnegie, who once said, ' ou can male more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you. This statement we would like to leave with you as important words to live by. We believe Dale Carnegie in this short statement has given an important key to success and happiness. We hope that your experience at Southwest High School has prepared you to make full use of this key and that your goals in life will include unselfish service and brotherhood to your fellow-men. Such is our tremendous need in these restless years. Best of wishes. C6] R. H. CLASSON Name: AL HALLEy Position: Assistant to the Principal. Advanced Math Activities: Cross Country Coach. Track Coach The Faculty Council is an advisory group to our principal. We appreciate the work of this group which helps to make the school run smoothly. FACULTy COUNCIL: Row I: Mr. Haaheim, Mrs. Grady. Mr. Classon. Mr-.. Boylan. Mr. Halley. Row 2: Mr. Adam. Mr. Hovclsrud. Mr. Dahlc. TO OUR FACULTY: We would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt appreciation for the aid and inspiration you have given us during our high school years. We will recall you always as friends as well as instructors. Name: WILLIAM ADAM Position: Social Studies Activities: Assistant Football Coach and Head Baseball Coach Name: MARVIN BJORLIN Position: Industrial Arts Activities: Sophomore Coach for Football, Hockey, and 8aseball Name: MRS. ELINOR BOYLAN Position: Girls' Physical Education. Senior English Activities: G.A.A., Girls' Swimminq Team. Girls' Golf Team, Homecoming, Class Play Name: ANN 8RINLEY Position: Counselor. Physical Education Activity: Girlsâ Clubs Name: O. B. DAHLE Position: Director of Music Activities: Senior Advisor. Senior Council Advisor Name: MRS. KATE R. GRADY Position: Home Economics Activities: Red Cross, Faculty Council Name: HAROLD GREGORY Position: Speech. Commercial Wc missed you. Greg Name: R. P. GUETZLOE Position: Biology Activity: Athletic Faculty Manager Name: EVAN L. HAAHEIM Position: Modern Problems Activities: Student Council. Lunchroom Name: MRS. ELEANOR HAALAND Position: English. Social Studies Activity: Silver Tri Advisor Name: MRS. LILLIAN A. HASTINGS Position: Arts and Crafts Activities: Display Case. Hall Bulletin Boards. Poster Publicity. Annual Art Advisor Name: MARGARET H. HOLLIDAY Position: English Activity: Blue Tr Advisor Name: IRENE E. HOLMBERG Position: Algebra Name: SEVERENA C. HOLM8ERG Position: Business Education Department Activities: Building Committee. Service Work. Senior Budget. Ticket Sales Name: FRANK S. INGLEBRET Position: Science. World History Activities: Debate and Speech Activities Name: PHILIP JACOBS Position: Industrial Arts Activities: Stage Crew, Swimming, Building Committee Name: ROBERT KELSON Position: Algebra, Physical Education Activity: Football Coach Name: BART MeDONOUGH Position: English Activity: Advisor to Annual Staff Name: MRS. MARJORIE NAGEL Position: Assistant Librarian Name: LILLIAN M. NELSON Position: French. English Activities: French Club Advisor. Sicondary Planning Comm ttee, Foreign Language Committee Name: RUTH NORDQUlST Position: Spanish, English Activities: School Historian. Head of Foreign Language Department Name: CARL A. PEARSON Position: Physics, Chemistry Activities: Building Comm ttee, Scn:or Awards Committee Name: RUDOLPH E. PEDERSEN Position: Mathematics Act.vity: Golf Coach Name: JAy SKOGLUND Position: Civics. Gym Activity: A Squad Basketball Coach Name: STANFORD C. STRAND Position: Modern Problems, American History Activities: Building Completion Committee, Health Committee. Social Science Deportment Chairman Name: MARY LOU WALKUP Position: Librarian Activity: Coordinator of Auditorium Programs Name: HERBERT V. WARNER Position: Boys Counselor Activity: Hi-Y Advisor Name: JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Position: Latin. English Activities: Red Cross, Chairman of Junior Adv sors Name: CHARLES A. WOHLFORD Position: United States History Activity: Equipment Room Manager Name: PAUL R. WOHLFORD Position: Industrial Arts Activities: Hockey Coach, Aud o-V suol Club. Building Completion Committee m Name: MRS. MARGARET ZlTTLEMAN Position: English Activity: Arrow Advisor Top Picture: Office Clerks: Mrs. Margaret Carlson. Mrs. Henriltson, Miss Bertha Gordon. Middle Pictures: Counselors: Mr. Warner, Miss Brinlcy. Janitorial Staff: Mrs. McGraw. Mr. Rossum. Mr. Milewski. Mr. Boblmann Mr. Hart. Nurse: Mrs. Corson. Bottom Pictures: Visiting Teacher: Mrs. Violet Brar.dhorst. Kitchen Staff: Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Ellen Lindahl. Speech Teacher: Mrs. Chapman. [103 Anderson, David Anderson, Karen Smith, Sally Arne, John Bard, Stephen Barctte, Joan Barry. Brian Beaubaire. Judy Beha, William Benjamin. Marjorie Benson. John Benson, Stephen Bergstrom. Stephen Berman, Harriet Bestrom, Sharon Billings, David Billingsly, John Blade, Timothy Blood. Robert Blume, Robert Bohan, Michael Bongaarts, Carol Bonneville, James Borseth, Richard Brandon. Jean Branham, Jerry Brooks, Elizabeth Bruer. Sally Burt, Robert Burton, Marilyn Busyn, Michael Cadicux, Margaret Carls. Robert Carlson. Claudia Carnahan Nancy Chavic, Sharon Chevalier, Peter Christie, Jerry Cleary Joelle Cluff. Rhoda Cohen, Carol Cook, Susan Cooper, Robert Coscio, Carol Covell, Sandra Cox, Michael Crandall, Sarah Cranston. Craig Crimmins, Gerald Croonquist. Robert Currier. Jett Daugherty. Mary Davison, Tom Dickinson, Karen Dobbins. Larry Dregni. Margie Drew, Marlene Duenow Ronald Duzan, Rochelle Dwyer, Virginia Einan, Richard Ellgren, William Anderson, Marjorie Ewert. Joanne Fleming, James Foster, Bruce Foster, Gretchen Frank. Janice Gcrstcin. Arnold Giere, Karen Gray, Susan Grossman, Michael Guilford, Judy Gunderson, Kay Gustafson, Charles Hageman Janet Hale. Judith Hanold, Ruth Hanson, Ralph Hanson, Stephen Hart. James Hartsc, Pat Haviland, James Hedlund, Dennis Hempstead. Nancy Henes, Joan Hertz, William Hess. Tom Hoffman, Allen Hoium, Janet Freshmen o Hk A M. cs J i A rv P as dm n o 7 (V A M dA A r A A ÂŤi â˘A m i M % v 0 u - Am ' rv A A A (ÂŁ tmd 'â Or , A A A ? A md 5 V 7 dk 5 aSk llf A A A ÂŁ ' - § r a a A tir A A. a 4 1 r ' i A -A- tv â˘dm 7 S J n  A o . Jr V Cl 2] O ft rs. ns 1, if, ft ir CS, AM pf A X L i V y ft ft Pti '7 (S M. t ft ft ' -⢠o li- ? to i ft ft ft ft ft fs gji ft 4, W X-â tk ft ft ft ft ft ft |V v f' ft ft tr. A V? M s j ft J; J Holmberg, Nancy Hoy, Bill Hume, Richard Hume, Robert Humes, Penny Huttner. Jeanette Jacobi, Diane Johnion, Robert Kalleitad. Lora Jo Katter, John Keeler, James Keeler, John Kelly, Sharon Kennedy, Michael Klawittcr, Barbara Koimoi, William Kossila. Roger Kraft, Virginia Kruie, Suellen Kurtz, Emmet Lageson, Loraine Lappann, Bert Larsen, Pam Larson, Charles Larson, Linda Lathrum, Carolyn LaVoie. Joan Lawrence, Bette Lea. Stephen Leuthold, Richard Lifson, Benjamin Linoff. Barbara Loofbourow, Dorothy Luhm, Richard Lutsey, Noel McArthur, Cathy McCune, Mary McGee. Nancy McKinnon, Robert McKenzie, Gary McNichoias. Kathleen Macser. Bob Manthcy, Susan Marsh, John Mclquist, Barbara Mikkelson, Helen Miller. Gray Moeller, John Moore. Betty Munger, Judith Munson, Karen Myers. Burton Nash, Gary Nelson, Gary Newkirk, James Nichols, Nancy Nicholson. Joan Nordlund, John Norman, Karen Ohnstein, Arlene Olsen, Dyanne Olson, Gary Olson. Robert Orner. Wayne Ostby, Helen Pastor, John Patka, Mary Jane Pearson. Elizabeth Pearson, Glenn Perlman, Susan Petcrka, Lois Peterson, Ralph Peterson. Richard Phillips. Ruth Phillips, Thomas Pishney, Joyce Preston, Shirley Prieve. Charlene Ptashne, Mark Reichert, Joanne Reinke, Howard Rousseau. Gerald Rosza. Judy Sandberg, John Sanders, Sharon Schachtelc. Prances Scott. Alan Smidell. Mary Jo Smith, Elizabeth Holmboe, Larry [13] Smith, Stephen Sparks, Barbara Stolle. Doric Mae Strand, Patsy Swanson, Phyllis Svang, Carolyn Sundin, Louise Swenson, Kathleen Swoboda, Ellis Teachworth. Joel Thorkildson, Lynn Todd Franklin Tollefson, Caroline Ungcrman, Richard Valene. Murray VanOrnum. Thomas voedisch, Jon Vogh, Viona Vollmer, Joan Weaver, Parke Wheatley, Marian Widlund, Benay Williams, Janice Williams, Michael Williamson. Barbara Davidson, Dennis Wilson, Barbara Witsoc, David Wittke, Kathleen Worthley. Mary Zelle. Bonnie Zemlin. Bruce Engleman, Carol Blackstone, Judy M, V ' f V L a Š rr $ jV ft a ? ft 9 dJt AM ft is t' 9 T-J 4 ⢠Š m V' - n Cl J A y rs ? o 2, ⢠â ' â Lucius Towscr (a new freshman?) Football fans load up Seniors stoke up I A.M. 4 A.M. [H] Sophomores ny Adi rs r dMdd ⢠A 'T' A A V A i a V , A A A % 1. f 9 c A A A A A A r a jr A M r Al A (?% A o kk rs dd rs dd j w i A A j) A Ah n i A h A A id v A IV SI - 7 A Jk rs A % e 'rL a A rfS } a tid ifi a a â f A, A VS rs. a JT' v ⢠Aanes, Mark Aase, John Aicher, Diane Ambrox, Cathy Anderson, Arlene Anderson, Priscilla Averbeck, Roy Baird. Michael 8aker. Susan Barnes, Tracy 8arrctt, Barbara Berner, Bill Bertas, Scott Billett, David Bischoff, Donna Bittner, Barbara Blade. Steven Bond. Penny Bongaarls, Vincent Bowers. Barbara Briggs, Mike Brown, Judy Burke. Christecn Cain, Sha-on Carlon. Laura Carlson. Gary Carney, James Carney, William Chatterton. Joanne Christenson. Sharon Colby, Bill Cooper, Susan Craig, Gordon Daggett. Pat Day. Gloria Diamond, Gary Dobbins, Richard Dolan, Connie Dove, Paul Dowidat, Jack Eman. James Engen, Clement Erickson, Diane Ericson, Karol Erickson, Mary Feiger, Jim Fleisher, Leland Flemmer. Allen Fowler, Duncan Frandeen, Carolyn French, Susan Fries, Charles Gass. Leah Gerstein, Stanley Giesc. Carol Gilbertson, Marion Girard, Carol Gleason, Judy Googms, Roger Gottlieb, Barbara Haley. Mike Hansen, Marilyn Harp, Lois Harte, James Hartman, Dava Hektner, Robert Henaman, Stan Henry, Ronald Hill, Barbara Hitchcock, Maryann Hixson, Beverly Hotvet, John Hull, Kay Ingle, Beverly Jacobs. Karl Jamgotch, Diane Johnson, Kathleen Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Sandra Jorgenson, Jay Kapel, Jack Katx, Jeannine Klawitter. Pat Kleist, Gale Klima, Robert Koenig, Larry Kohnen, Mary Konofaos. Joanne Wefel, Richard Kraft, Barbara C 15 ⥠Kuhn. James Lane, Mailand Langsam. Mary LaVoie. Carol Layman, Mary Lehman, James Leinonen, Lonnie Libbey, Judy Libbey, Linda Licktcig. Norbert Lickteig. Richard McKeand, Wyllic McLeod, John Mack, Dennis Mack, Thomas Major, Larry Matthews, Nancy Mattson, Julie Mellin, Judy Meredith, Wayne Meyers, Charles Miller, Eloisc Miller. Jerry Molstad, Marilyn Wefcl, Al Nathanson, Iric Nelson. Judith Nelson. Norman Nelson. Sandra Ness, Judith Newhousc, Jim Nicholson. Kay Noble. Edward Nolt. Pat Olsen, Tony Olson, Bob Ordal, Carol Oredson. Henry Orficld, Henry Ottcnwellcr, Terry Paulson, Lmnca Pearson, Bob Pennington. Virginia Petersen, Jeanne Porter. Edward Preuss, Dennis Rand. Michael Ratoike, Gordon Ready, Judy Rcimer, Donald Renslow, Jeanne Renslow, Joanne Rcybold, Patricia Richardson, Sharon Risch, Warren Roam, David Sanders, Tom Sather. Tom Schlasner Judic Schultz, Charles Tollefson. Ann Sharpe, Joanne Shaw, Nancy Shink, Ronald Sondcrcggcr, Karen Sparks. Pat Spencer, Suzanne Spiegel. Ruth SteHy. Carol Sullwold, Wayne Terrill, Thomas Turrittin, Rachel Van Santcn, Bill Wachs, Diane Wcers, Karen Weller, Donna West. Gary Wezler, Maxine White. 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Richard Alberts, Carol McIntosh, Willard Anderson, Barbara Andreason Marlys Andrews, Roger Backley, Sharon Barette, Karen Bauman, Nancy Bearman, Judy 8cck, Lois Bclivcau, Jerry Bender, Sandra Best. Barbara Bishop. Diana Bittner, Betty Bjelland, Rolf Blair, Margaret Bleyhl, Peter Blomgren, Gcrvae Blumenson, Sybil Bonhus, Karen Bonneville, Janice Bradshaw, Bob Braufman, Betty Brooke, Barbara Bruer, Idcllc Bryngclson, Judy Buck, Barbara Burroughs. Jim Butler, David Carlson, Pat Carpenter. Karen Carngan. Robert Caverly, Sharon Caverly, Shirley Chavie, Margaret Chepokas. Tom Christie, Robert Clapp. Steve Clark, John Cleary, Ann Colby, Charles Collins, Suzanne Corey, Stanley Co . Phillip Dartt, Marcia Dolan, Richard Donahue, Dan Donahue, William Dowidat, Dan Drew, Frank Drew, Geraldine Drilling, Bill DuBois, Alice Dysthe, Elaine Edwards. Judy Ehrlich. Steve Enge, Donna Erickson. Jacqueline Erstad, Nancy Evans, Sandra Fawcett, Bob Felder, Barbara Fillmore, Jay Fleming, Jane Foster. Dick Franey, Terry Friedman, David Frisby, Terry Gainslcy, Melanie Gianos, Sally Giles, Robert Ginthcr. Marshall Green, Richard Guilcy, Andrew Gunderson, Richard Hageman, Harry Haviland, Joe Hermann. Deanna Herrick, Pamela Herzog. Connie Holcomb. Marlys Hollenbeck, Gretchcn Holmes, Charles Holstad, Gary Humes, Mary Dee Hurley. Janet Huttner. Richard Ireland, Donald C183 Isenberg. Judy Janson, Joyce Johnson. Ralph Kallio, Harold Kartcs. Janet Katz, Diane Kaufman, Ben Keller, Jane Kilby, Jack Knox, Charles Koontz, Dan Kosmoski, Jon Kriedler, Barbara Lager, Joanne Larson. Ken Larton, Nancy Larson, Sharon Lehmenn, Bill Lcssard, Ray Loomis, Barbara McAdams, Mike McArthur, Mary McAuley, Joan McCombs. Ronnie McCue, Jim McGregor. Tom McGrorty, Mike McIntyre, Ann McNicholas, Mary Maas. Charles Madson, Tom Marsh. Rosalie Meili, Peter Meshbcshcr, Thomas Meyer, Roger Miller. Curtis Mills. Mary Mitulski, Carol Moore, Donald Moran, Tom Morgen, James Morrow, Michael Muetzel, Dorothy Myers. 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Photos Editor Row 2- Dix 8ond. Business Manager; Mr. McDonough. Advisor! Lois Hokanson. Layout Ed.tor; Lynn McCann. Copy Editor. Annual Staff C'mon, you kids, we ve got a deadline, pleads Molly, wringing her hands. After several moments, the apathetic silence is broken by the dramatic voices of Lynn and Barb shrieking. This list is wrong, wrong, wrong! Electrified by this outburst, the rest of the staff plunge into action . . . razor blades flash and pictures fly (for a while). Under the direction of Dixon, our money-grubbing business manager, the staff sold book covers, homecoming buttons, pictures, and sponsored the Christmas dance. The staff would like to express their appreciation to their advisor, Mr. McDonough, the student photographers; and to thank Mr. Segal of the Bureau of Engraving, Mr. Carlson of Lund Press, the Lundgren Studio, and the Minneapolis Star and Tribune for their assistance. With mixed emotions we present the 1955 Wagistanian. STAFFâRow I: Molly McKcand Kay Hanson Sally Goodman. Row 2: Marcia Kamprath, Barbara Klelne. Kristin Okerlund. Dixon 8ond. Lynn McGann, Karin Johnson. Mr. McDonough. Norris Jones. Lois Hokanson. Not picturedâBarbara Teiandcr. C22 ⥠Arrow Staff The door of the Arrow room slams, and Bob Steele, the Arrow business manager, beats a retreat down the hall. He has just come out second best in a battle of wits with the rest of the staff. In another corner, cackling quietly to herself, we find Sonja Honsey (her feet as usual in the waste paper basket). The rest of the staff wanders about with a look of relief on their facesâthey've just met another deadline. Meanwhile, all through the school, eager students eye the Arrows which lie on the front desk, (that mean. fifth-hour teacher wonât pass 'em out til the end of the hour). The completed Arrows, which come out once every three weeks represent hard work and planning on the part of the staff. The Arrow is to be commended on the excellent papers they have turned out despite the fact that they were handicapped by the absence of their able advisor, Mrs. Zitt, during the last part of the year. EDITORSâRow I: Morna Williamson Insert Editor; Janet Fonberg. Fea tutc Editor; Barbara Burtor Newt Editor. Row 2: Vic Smith. Sports Editor; Bob Steele. Business Manager. STAFFâSeated: Ba'bara Burton. Dorothv Miller Corky Cable. Donna K.ngtley, Susan Sinclair. Kathy Divine Mary Claire Heqetle Stand mg: Amy Malmstcdt. Nancy Carney. Janet Forsberg. Charles Stone Mrs. Zittleman, Bob Steele, Sandra La Sell, Mama Williamson Vie Smith Raoul Kuncrt. Sonia Honsey. ⢠[23 3 OFFICERSâRow I: Barbaro 8cst. Don Armstrong David Son dercggcr. Row 2: Bob Steele. Korcn Hanlon. Bob Hcnrikson. Student Council The meeting is called to order.' With these words. Don Armstrong starts the Student Council meeting each week. The Student Council is an organization which gives students the chance to gain leadership ability and make decisions for the betterment of Southwest. All the school dances are sponsored by the Council. This year they had an all-school formal, the first in Southwest's history. A branch of the Student Council is the ethics committee which is working for more student government. The Student Council does much to make school more interesting and enjoyable. Row I: Grctchen Foster, Bob Hcnrikson, Don Armstrong. Barbara 8est, Karen Hanson, Robert Steele, Davia Sondcreggcr, Mr. Haahclrn. Row 2: Karen Wccrs. Sue Bokcr. Mama Williamson. Jcanine Kati, Bruce Foster, Patty Rand. Adelle Dowldat. Joan Nicholson. Pat Haley. Parke Weaver. Row 3: Molly McKcand Dorothy Miller, Janet Forsbcg. John Keeler, Marjorie Benjamin, Edward Noble, Shirley Preston, Rhoda Cfuff, Kathy Johnson, Pat Thomos. Row 4: Peter Mcili. Whitely McMillan, Fred Wame. Kay Hanson. Sandra 8ame. Sharon Caverly Sandra Prieve, Cathy Styles. Row 5: Jack Prins, Ronald Groff, Donald Rocpke, Bill Shaw. D.ck Green, Roger Olson. Dirton Bond. Norris Jones. John Hotvet. Hi-Y Hi-Y is a service organization for high school boys. During the year, the boys have worked in order to help people less fortunate than they. This year, the Hi-Y sponsored a religious auditorium for Easter. Some of their other projects have included putting on Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners for the poor, selling Christmas trees at the V men's lots, and helping send underprivileged boys to summer camp. Although it is mainly a service organization, the boys also find time for parties and picnics and a Best Girl banquet for their mothers. Their advisors were Mr. Pearson and Mr. Warner. CABINETâRow I: D xon Bond. Jim Sch.pkc, Row 2: Mr. Pearson. Norris Jones. Mr. Warner. Dave Starkey. BETA HI-YâRow I: Tom Sanders, Paul Dove Jay Jorgensen Tom Sather. Row 2: Dave Sondcrcggcr, Hank W.tta, Skip Lane. Gordon Craig. Row 3: Gary West. Dixon Bond. Bob Manthey. Norr.s Jones Dick Dobbins Not pictured: Stan Henan-afl. MICUS H|.yâRow I: J.m Seklund. J.m Sch.pkc, Wh.leiy McMillan. Bob McLeod Row 2: Jerry Thomas. John Holmgren. Norman Watt. Curt.s Brandon Andrew Gu.ley. Row J: Job Giles. Marshall Gmther. Dave Collins. Gary Sander. Bob Bradshaw Sherm Stanchficld. PARO Hl-y- -Row I: Bill Carney, Edward Noble. Scott Bertas, Jim McCue, Peter Royce, Frank Drew. Row 2: Paul Scribner, Paul Pederson John Aase, Rick Tripp. Mike McAdams. Dave Rovick Row 3: Peter Meili, Jim O'Donnen, Wayne Peterson, Jack Prins. Rolf Bjel-land. Dave Myers. Row 4: John Rykken. Donald Roepke. Ronald McCombs. Don Moore, Dick Green, Charles Colby, Bill Shaw. 8arry Wilson. J.m Foy. John St kev to- T 2.: Chca,'V St2nc ClÂŤ Lew.s, Bob Mcll. Dave ISth l!w 4?'Tir e5Cke,j C'e'9 La,ien- Dalc S-lbernagel V.c Holmes, Ead Kurt, Edwâ,dl- Eira' O⢠- Châtk C25] Silver CABINETâRow I: Connie Oolan, Pat Daggett, Jeanne Renslow Sue Cook, Penny Hume . Row 2: Sue 8aker, Sharon Richardson, Judy Ready. Karol Ericion, Barbara Kraft, Linnca Paulson. Silver Tri, which is composed of freshmen and sophomore girls works to bring about a better community and a better world by promoting greater understanding among all races and faiths. A membership drive with an Indian theme began the year for the group. Tepees were set up in the gym and the activities of Silver Tri were explained. Under the active leadership of Jean Renslow, the group took part in several pot-luck suppers, a mother-daughter tea, and heard many interesting speakers, including Shorty Cochran. Silver Tri also took an active part in the International Fair, taking in more money on their import booth than any other group at the fair. This year Mrs. Haaland, Silver Tri's deserving advisor was voted advisor of the year. The Blue Tri is a service organization for junior and senior girls. The purpose is to learn to work together thereby promoting understanding and better relations between the peoples of the world, regardless of race, color or creed. This year the Blue Tri has given a recognition tea for new members, held bake sales to raise money, had joints with other V organizations, and had various other projects. One of the most interesting meetings held this year, was one at which there was a speaker from the Police Department. The girls also had a style show at Pershing along with Washburn and St. Louis Park. This year's group of 98 girls has been very active and will close out a year of fun with the Senior Farewell and the installation of next year's officers. SILVER TRIâRow I; Harriet Berman, Cathy McArthur, Charlene Prievc Sally Suet. Joan Nicholson, Penny Humes. Jeanette Huttnc'. Roth Phillips. Virginia Dwyer, Phyllis Swanson, Mary Daugherty. Joan Vollmer, 8arbara Sparks, Sue Baker, Carol Coscio. Row 2: Mary Jo Smidell, Ruth Hanold, Judy Biackstonc, Joanne Ewcrt. Joan Hcncs, Margie Dregni, Margie Anderson, Sue Cook. Frances Schachtcle, Judy Guilford, Betsy Smith, Mary Erickson Dava Hartman, Linnca Paulson Nancy Holmberg, Judy Ready, Barbara Hill, Jeanine Katr. Karen Wecrs. Carol Girard. Kay Nicholson, Sharon Richordson. Row 3: Connie Dolan, Carol Ordal, Marilyn Hansen, Bcv Hixson. Mary Langsam, Barbara Gottlieb, Sue Baker Barbara Kraft. Julie Mattson. Joan Sharp, Arlene Anderson. Connie Jacobson, Jean Peterson. Nancy Carnahan, Caroline Tollefson, Shirley Preston. Bunny Wilson, Mary McCone Marian Wheatley. Nancy Nichols Bette Lawrence. Joyce Pishney. Row 4: Karen Munson, Sue Gray. Joanne Renslow. Judy Ro:sa, Rhoda Cluff, Sharon Sanders. Kathy Wittke. Margie Benjamin. Susan Perlman, Nancy McGee, Barbara Melquist, Joan Barette. Karen Norman. Pat Sparks Judy Biown. Donna 8.schoff. Rachel Turrittm. Janet Hagcman. Nancy Hempstead, Karen Giere, Carol Steffy. Margo Cadicux, Sally Crandall. Pam Larsen. Row 5: Karen Sonderegger, Pat Daggett, Sue Wall, Sandra Covcll, Leah Gass. Penny Bond, Joan Chatterton, Janice Frank, Claudia Carlson, Barbara Kraft, Mary Ann Hitchcock, Sandra Nelson Barbara 8owers, Pat Rcvbold. Karol Ericson, Judy Mcllin. Jeanne Renslow. Jean Brand- Judy Nelson. Karen Dickinson. Betty Moore. Ann Tollefson. Carolyn Frandecn. Gloria Day, Kay Hull. Blue Tri CABINETâRow I: Maxine Reynolds. Sandra Skinner. Row 2: Mary Dee Humes, Elloa Lcnning, Idcllc Bruer. TOP PICTUREâRow I: Sharon Woodmatk, Donna Trucker, Phyllis Rainey, Janice 8onneville. Idclle Bruer, Judy Schmidt, Carol Alberts. Row 2: Elaine Dysthc. Sharon Backlcy. D-onc M. Miller, Mary Dee Humes. Sue Scott. Barbara Anderson. Judy Edwards, Mary Mills, Mary Lou McKee. Row 3: Brenda Smith, Sue Erickson. Patty Thomas. Borbara Shine. Yvonne Malloy. Delphine Douris, Janice Richardson. Joanne Laser. Diane Lockrem. Row 4: Connie Hcrrog, Lynn La Mottc, Sondra Skinner, Dorothy Miller. Amy Molmstedt. Karin Johnson, Jean Axtcll, Ruth Engen. Diane L. Miller. Row 5: Joyce Wciby, Jonct Forsberg, Elloa Lcnning, Nancy Carney, Maxine Reynolds, Alice Du Bois, Karen Barcttc, Kay Hanson. Barbara Best. Judy 8corman. BOTTOM PICTUREâRow I: Barbara A. Williams. Judy Bryngelson. Mclonic Gainsley. Patty Rond. Mary McArthur. Barbara Anderson Addle Dowidat. Barbara Jones. Row 2: Diane Cain. Kathy Miller, Karen Pearson, Nancy Bauman, Karen Russell, Carol Thompson, Deanna Hermann. Jean McMillan, Beverly Larson Nancy Rigg. Row 3: Janet Hurley Arlene Wittkc. Sharon Lies, Marilyn Beckman, Karen Bonhus. Marcia Dartt Sharon Larson. Janrcc Thompson, Kristin Okerlund. Row 4: Barbara Tclander Marrca Crosby Carolyn Crandall, Sandra LaScll, Katie Pratt, Betty Bradman, Diane Katr. Tanya Little. Barbara R. Williams. Sharon Sorenson. Row 5: Judy Girard, Betty 8olstad. Sandra Same. Marcia Kamproth, Judy Williams, Jo Ellsworth, Valeric Covell, Sandra Evons. Ann McIntyre. Sue Hallin, Rayo Lee Olson. DEBATEâRow I: Rosalind Stcffy. Idclie 8ruer. Marjorie Anderson, Mr. Inglebrct. Sue French. Jack Sandburg. Steve Benson. Mark Ptashne. Row 2: Carol Stcffy. Jill Peabody. Lynn MeGann, Carolyn Frandeen, Graham Wackerbarth. Tony Turrittin. Judith Nelson, Richard Peterson, Ann Toliefson. FRENCH CLUBâRow I: Judy Guilford. 8arbara Williams, Frances Schachtclc. Carolyn Crandall, Barbara Jones. Mary Lang-sam. Miss Nelson. Betsy Smith. Linnea Paulson. Barbara Pendergast. Mary Jo Smidefl. Row 2: Sherry 8cst'om, Mary Erickson, Pat Sparks, Barbara Shine, Barbara Winterbum, Judy Gleason, Barbara Anderson, Elaine Dysthc, Judy B'yngclson, Kathy Johnson. Sandra Lamb. Sandra La Sell. Janet Hurley. Sally Goodman. Mark Ptashne. Row 3: Marlys Andreason, Judy Hale. Arlene Anderson, Sue 8akcr, Sandra Nelson, Karen Sondcrcggcr, Carol StcHy. Janice Thompson. Katie Pratt. Sandra Prieve. Marie Newell. Diane Katz Rosalie Marsh. Margaret Minoguc. Mel nie Gainsley. Row 4: Carol Cohen, Rosalind Stcffy, Karen Gicre. Jill Peabody. Bill Hoy, Alice DuBo'S. Barbara B-ooke. Jane Fleming. Mike Grossman. Judy Nelson, Carolyn Frandeen, Maryann Hitchcock Leah Gass, Judy Edwards. Row S: Rachel Turrittin, Barbo'a Bowers, Karol Ericson. Judy Libbey, Sandra Evans, Jack Prir.j. Tony Turrittin, Cal Wise. 8arry Spector, Ann McIntyre. Kay Hull, Buck Miller, Dave Nelson. Linda Libbey. Karin Johnson, Christy Burke. RED CROSSâRow I: Kathy Wittke, Cathy Ambroz, Miss Williams. Mrs. Grady. Idclie Brucr, Carol Coscio. Row 2: Karen Weets, Carol LaVoie. 8arbara Wilson. Mary Mills, Barbara Winterbum, Sue French. Row 3: Pat Sweeney, Elaine Dysthc. Diane Katz. Pat Hartse. Sandra LaSell. Barbara Klcine. Barbara Buiton. Row 4: Katie Pratt. Barbara Bowers. Jerry Christie, Jim Fleming. Burton Meyers. Sandra Skinner. Jean Brandon. Jack Sandburg. Row S: Bob Sirplcss Merv Meredith. Buzzic Levine, Roger Olson, Eric Sundquist, Dave Ralphs. Tom Worthley, Stan Rein. n 28 ] Service Organizations The most maligned of all groups at Southwest are the service organizations. Every litterbug Frosh knows how cruel the lunchroom monitors can be. and underclassmen trespassing in the halls can testify to the strictness of the hall guards. Actually, these groups, which also include the office helpers, library helpers. V.A.C.. and stogecrcw un selfishly give up study time to render Southwest many valuable services. OFFICE HELPERSâRow I: A'lenc W.ttkc, Motic Newell, Barbara Walton, Karen Barettc. Leah Gat . Row 2: Molly McKcand, Rotalind Marth, Mary Mills, Judy Schmidt. Judy Edwards HALL GUARDSâRow I: Jim Becker. Jean Martin Roger O son Bob Met . Row 2: Bill Van Santcn. Dick Dobbins, Ron GroH, Margaret Min ogue, Sharon Smith. V.A.C.âRow I; Parke Weaver. John Kattcr, Tracy Barnes, Stanley Ger-stein, Jim Burroughs Skip Lane. Row 2: Mr. Paul Wohllord. Bruce Zem-lin. Bill Branham, Steve Hanson. Larry Wilson. Bob McLeod. Row J: Oavc Witsoc, Jim lenmann. Art 6 aufman. John Wilson. Henry Ored-son. 8ob Olson. Row 4: Dave Wistrand Jim Ncwhouse, Tom Terrill. Oick Wise. Bill Colby. Dick Green. LIBRARY HELPERSâRow I: Karen Carpenter. Kay Wilson, Row 2: Miss Walkup, D.ana Bishop. STAGE CREWâRow I: Mike Cnav,e Dmon Bon i, J -i Yaeger. Jin Fcigcr Row 2: Jim Becker. Jack Kilby. Dave Billett. Mr. Jacobs. Chuck Holmes. LUNCHROOM MONITORSâRow I: Sanda Skinner. Janet Martin, Diane Miller. Norris Jones. Mary Lou McKee Pat Haley. Jackie Aicher. Row 2: Dave Starkey, LuAnna Walters, Fred Warnc. Judy Williams, Bu xic Levine. Sharon Lies. Bob Manthey. Sue Erickson. ÂŁ2 0 G. A. A. G.A.A. COUNCILâRow I: Diane Cain, Lorinc LaVoic. Row 2: yvonnc Malloy. Oianc Lockrem. Barbara R. Williams. Row 3: Mrs. Boylan, Barbara Bowen. Nancy Carney, Sandra Skinner. The Purpose of the G.A.A. Council is to help regulate the activities of the Girls' Athletic Association, one of the largest school organizations. The chief duties of this group are to plan sports activities and determine points for awards. Early last fall, girls trying out for this spring's golf team began practice. Most of the girls turned in six score cards averaging in the low seventies. The best record belonged to Mary Langsam, who turned in a total of eleven cards with a score in the low fifties. Because of the large number who wished to try out for the team. Mrs. Boylan, the girls' golf coach, required eight golf lessons to be taken during the winter months. Despite the stiff entry requirements, fifty girls tried out for the team. Those who had practiced most consistently and had the best averages were selected. The team, under the enthusiastic direction of Mrs. Boylan. has shown both interest and ability. They should do well in the coming season. The swimming team, another branch of G.A.A. ended a very successful season by finishing third in the all-city meet. Finalists in the meet were Barbara Bowers, Judy Hale. Carol and Rosalind Steffy and Penny Bond. GIRLSâ SWIMMING TEAM Ian. Yvornc Malloy Row I Bowers. Carol Steffy. Jean Axtcll, Lynn La Mottr. Roth Janice Richardson. Sandra Bamc, Mary Langsam. GIRLSâ GOLF TEAMâRow I: Sybil Blumenion, Engcn. Diane Lockrem. Row 2: Mrs. Boylon. Sonjo Honsey, Sandra Skinner. Judy 8earmon. FRESHMEN CLUB THREEâRow I: Doris Stollc. Barbara Wilson. Row 2: Kathleen Swenson. Frances Schachtcle. Susan Montbey. Mary Jo Srnidcll. Judy Blaekstone. Mary McCunc. 8arbara Sparks. Row 3: Louise Sundin. Nancy Hempstead. Judy Rozsa, Charlene Prieve, Joan Nicholson. Penny Humes. Sharon Sanders. Helen Mikkeison, Susan Perlman. FRESHMEN CLUB TWOâRow I: Mary Worthley. Lora Jo Kallcstad. Row 2: Kay Gjndcrson, Virginia Dwyer. Mary Lou Daughterly, Jeanette Huttner. Joan Hones. Benay Widlund. Nancy McGee. Row 3: Barbara Williamson. Joclle Cleary, Dyanne Olsen, Viona Vogh. Sharon Chavie. Margo Cadieux, Elizabeth Brooks. Jean Brandon. Betty Moore. Karen Dickinson. SOPHOMORE CLUB TWO-Row I: Coro! LaVoic. Barbara Gottlieb Carol Ordall. Row 2: Bev Hixson. Kay Nicholson. Linnea Paulson. Carol Girard, Mary Langsam, Pat Daggett, Sue Baker. Row 3: Sharon Richardson, Judy Ready, Karen Sondcrcggcr. Jean Renslow, Sharon Cain. Barbara Hill. Joan Renslow. Penny Bond. Judy Mellin. Karol Ericson, Kay Hull. Not pictured: Linda and Judy Libbey. SOPHOMORE CLUB THREEâRow I: Carol Murray. Barbara Wmterburn, Koren Weers, Julie Mattson. Row 2: Diane Aichcr, Barbara Hill. Mary Erickson. Ruth Spiegel Judy Brown. Jeaninc Katz. Joanne Sharp. Row 3: Pat Sparks. Audrey White, Judy Ness. Arlene Anderson, Sue Wall. Marilyn Molstad. Barbara Bowers, Leah Gass, Moxinc Wexler. Mary Ann Hitchcock. Virginia Pennington FRESHMEN CLUB FOURâRow I: Janice Williams Bonnie Zcllc, Doro thy Loofbourow, Barbara Linoff, Sally Bruer, Sally Smith, Cathy McArthur, Harriet Berman Row 2: Joan LaVoic. Ruth Hanold. Judy Mun-ger, Margie Anderson. Barbara Klawitter. Kathy Wittke. Margie Benjamin, Rhoda Cluff. Janice Frank, Mary Patka. FRESHMEN CLUB ONEâRow I: Joar. Vollmcr. Carol Bongaartt. Row 2: Carol Coscio, Gretchen Foster, Betty Smith. Bette Lawrence. Joyce Pish-ney. Karen Munson, Karen Norman. Joan Barcttc. Row 3: Helen Ostby. Nancy Nicholson Barbara Melquist, Karen Anderson. Susan Gray. Carolyn Svang. Sally Crandall, Pam Larsen, Claudio Carlson. Nancy Carnation, Arlene Ohnstcin. SOPHOMORE CLU8 ONEâRow I: Loura Carlon. Oonna Weller, Mary Layman. Diane Jamgotch, Mary Kohnen, Dave Hartman. Row 2: Susan Spenser. Pat Klawitter. Dor.na Bischoff, Bev Ingle, Eloisc Miller, Carol Gicse, Ann Tollcfson. JUNIOR CLUB ONEâRow I: Gervae Blomgrcn. Ann Weinberger. Judy Olson Judy Schmidt, Nancy Erstad. Elaine Dysthc, Nancy Bauman. Row 2: Alice DuBois, Marie Newell, Sharon Larson. Janet Hurley. Donna Engc, Diane Katz. Joanne Lager, Rosalind Marsh, Judy Edwards. Row 3: Betty Braufman. Sally Nicollc, Jane Fleming. Barb Brooke. Connie Herzog. Jill Peabody. Jane Fleming. Karen Barcttc. Judy 8carman, Ann McIntyre. Julie Schedin, Sandra Evans. C 31 3 Row I: Diane Cain. Idcllc Bruer, Sue Baker, Beverly Hixion. Pat Klawittcr. Phyllis Rainey. Karen Russell. Cathy Styles, Judy Nelson Bar bara Best. Julie Schcdin. Row 2: Karen Pearson, linnea Paulson Sally Gianos, Lynn MeGann. Arlene Wittke. Marrea Crosby, Sharon Larson. Sandra LaSell, Mane Newell. Leah Gass. Judy Mellm. Betty Bolstad. Karol Ericson. Connie Towc s. Row 3: Cathy Ambro:. Ela.rc Dysthc, Nancy Bauman Kathy Johnson Karen Sondcrc93cr, Sandra Evans. D one Lockrem, Sandra Same, Deanna Hermann, Katie P'att. Ronnv Banter. George Noble Tom Worthley, Joyce We.by, Kay Hanson Row 4: Mike Cosc.o, Don Armstrong. Roger Andrews. Paul Scr.bne- Dave Sondcregger. Morgan Clarity, Tom Meshbesher, Bob McLeod, Don Risler, Jack Prins. Dixon 8ond. James Pivee, Sherm Stanchfield. Choir officers Bamc shines shoes Choir 1955 proved to be a very successful year for the best choir Southwest has ever had. Early in the fall, the choir received a letter inviting them to Cleveland, Ohio, to sing at a national choir clinic, to finance the trip, busy choir members sold Christmas snow , operated Les Lovolds gas station for one day. sold goodies'' and shined shoes. The choir's spirits were really at a low ebb when it was learned that the Cleveland trip would have to be cancelled. Thanks to the enthusiasm and planning of Mr. O. B. Dahle. the choir's director, a concert tour of northern Minnesota and Winnipeg, Canada more than made up for the Choir's disappointment. In March, the choir, traveling luxuriously in three new Greyhound buses, set out on an unforgettable trip. Raising money and Cain The Good Deed Show Row I: Shirlc Caveriy, Lynn LoMotte, Sue Scott, Maxine Reynold . Ann Clesry, Barbate Anderson. Sue Sinclair, Nancy Rigs. Sandra Lamb, Betty Bittner, Gervae Blomgren. Barbara Jones. Row 2: Shirley VanStccnwyk, Jill Peabody, Joan Chatterton, Carolyn Crandall, Janice Richardson. Sandra Prieve. Sharon Sorenson, Jean McMillan. Sharon Richardson. Pat Thomas. Ann Weinberger. Carol Girard. Adcllc Dowidat. Barbara Anderson, Susan Cooper. Row 3: Sue Hallin. Ann McIntyre. Adrienne Malmstedt. jean Axtcll, Lois Hokenton. Yvonne Malloy. Sharon Caveriy. Marilyn Beckman. Judy Brown Barbara Williams. Jeaninc Katz, Carol Alberts, Pat O'Rourke. Row 4: Curtis Miller. Dick Green. Bill Colby, Dave Collins, John Hotvet, John Scnipkc. Barry Wilson. Peter Mcili, Tom Stillman, Jay Fillmore. Jim Schipkc. Tom Rcichcit. Jerry Barnes. Mike Haley. Choir The choir sang in numerous high schools, Concordia College and at the Winnipeg Music Festival. Audiences everywhere thrilled to such pieces as The Creation and Visions of Peace. After an appearance on the Good Deed Show. a Canadian radio program, the choir was free to shop, (for tarns, teacups and stuffed teddy bears). The international choir arrived home after the four day trip tired, but happy. On May 5. in the Southwest auditorium, the choir presented their Spring Concert which proved to be a great success. This year, the choir officers were: Dave Sonderegger. president: Dixon Bond, vice-president; Barbara Williams, secretary: Barbara Jones, treasurer; Tom Stillman, business manager. Hoot Mon! Heavenly . . . Cathy is interviewed Hard-working Worthley? Goodies, anyone? BANDâRow I: Ann Tollefton, Tom Chepokas Button Myers. Carol Stctty, Lynn Thorkildson, Viona Vogh, Larty Wilson. Row 2: Barbara Bittner, Mary Kohnen. Nancy Hempstead, Bob Metz. Ellis Swoboda, Gary Hols.ad Carolyn Frandeen, Rachel Turrittin, Judy Schmidt. Sally Bruer. Mr! Dahlc. Row 3: Nancy Rigg, Bob Carls. John Chouinord, Chuck Scnultz, Hank Witta. Bob Mocscr. David Roam. Stanley Gerstcin, Steve Smith, Arnold Gerstc:n. Row 4: Marion Gilbertson, Idellc Bruer, Franklin Todd, Dick Acnter, Chuck Holmes. Larry Major. Paul Osman, John Arne! Tony Turrittin. Rosalind Stetty. Gary Roam. Bond Orchestra The Southwest Band really came into its own this year. Everyone agreed that the band was not only big-ger, but better than ever before. The band played at all of the home football games, as well as at many school auditoriums. The band also helped sponsor the annual carnival. The money from the carnival went to ward new band uniforms. The sweet strains which echo from within the music room three times a week are those of the orchestra. The orchestra practiced classical string music, and this year several members played in an all-city orchestra at Central High School, as well as playing at the class play. One of the main purposes of this organization is to promote appreciation of good music. ORCHESTRAâAt piano: Tom Chepokas. Row |; Mark Ptashne, Idclle Bruer, Rojalind Stcffy. Jean McMillan, Barbara Felder. Tony Turrittin, Carol Stcffy. Ann Tolle on. Row 2: Judy Schmidt. Rachel Turrittin, Carolyn Frandeen, Bob Metz, Gary Holstad. Row 3: David Roam. Bob Carls. Hank Witta. John Chouinard. Gary Roam, Larry Major. Chuck Holmes. FRESHMAN CHORUSâRow I: Undo Lorson, Margie Dfcgni, Janet Hoium, Sally Smith. Maigie Anderson, Rhoda Cluff. Margie Benjamin, Kathleen McNicholat, Janice William . Benay Widlund, Nancy McGee, Nancy Nichols. Jeanette Huttner. Bette Lawrence, Caroline Tollefson Susan Perlman. Row 2: O-n'i J cob on, Ei-rabcth Brook , Marilyn Burton. Barbara Spark , France Schochtele Nancy Carnahan, Judy Rox a, Judy Mungcr Joan LaVoie. Judith Bcaubaite. Bonnie Zclle, Oorothy Loofbourow, Helen Ostby Sue Gray. Oori Stclle. Kathleen Swenion. Joan Nicholton, Kothy Wittke, Susan Manthey, Sherry Beitrem, Sharon Kelly, Pam Larsen, Carol Cosoo, Sally Crandall, Barbara Linoff. Row J: Moron Wheatley, Nancy Hotmberg, Ruth Phillip , elizaoeth Pearson, Joanne Ewert. Lora Jo Kalle tad, Mary Patka, Barbara Klawittcr, Loraine Lagcson, Harriet Berman, Sharon Chavie, Carol Enselman, Virginia Dwyer, Joan Hene , Joan Barette, Loui e Sundin, Janet Hageman, Mary Lou Daugherty. Rochelle Duzan. Carolyn Svang, Helen Mikkclson Row 4: Sandra Coveil. Dyannc Ol en, Joelle Cleary, Arlene Ohnstcm, Barbara Melqui t, Cathy McArthur, Carol Bongaarti, Betsy Smith. Mary McCune. Mary Jo Smidel, Grctchen Foster. Margo Cadieu , Betty Moore, Janice Frank Carol Cohen. Phylli Swanson. Pat Hartie. Jody Guilford. Karen Gicre. Ruth Hanold Row S: Jean Brandon. Karen Dickimon, Shirley Preston. Virginia Kraft, Sharon Sanders, Claudia Carlton. Loi Peter-ka. Karen Mun on, Joyce Pishney. Mary Worthley, Baroara Williamson, Parke Weaver, Gary Miller, Jack Sandberg, Noel Luttey, Robert Goonquist, Jerry Rousseau, Ralph Peterson, Steve Hanson. Row 6: Jon Vocditch, Jerry Christie. Jrm Newkirk, Gary McKenzie. Bruce Zemlin, Ben Lifson. Dave An derso , Gary Nash, Gary Olson, Dick Peterson. M.kc Williams, Tom Van Omum. Mike Co , Bruce Foster. Steve Bergstrom. Alan Scott, Glenn Pearson. Row 7: Mike Grossmon, Wayne Orner. John Keeler. Peter Chevalier, Bill Hoy, Bob Blood, Mike Bityn Gary Nelson, Emmet Kurtz, B I (Cosmo . Murray Valene, Rickv Ungerman, Joel Tcachworth. Howard Rcinkc. Tom Hes . Mike Kennedy. Steve Smith. Row 8; John Nordlund. Brian Barry J.m Harte, Jim Haviland. Jim Fleming, Steve Lea. Craig Cranston. B lt Ellgren, John 8illingsly. Mike Bohan John Moelle'. Bob Blume, Bob Bu't. Jim Keeler. Fred Willner, Dick Einan. CHORAL CLUBâRow I: Diana Bishop, Jane Keller. Tanya Little, Mary Ann Hitchcock. Ma ine Wc lcr, Vugmia Pennington, Lois Harp. Pat Reybold, Patty Sparks, Carol Ordal. Aimce Ranaflo. Carol LaVoie, Barbara Gottlieb, Sue French. Row 2: Carol Murray. Diane Aichcr, Barbara Wmtcrbum Arlene Anderson, Judy Ness. Borbara Barette, Pat Carlton. Judy Ltbbcy, Barbara Hill, Joanc Sharp. Mary Lanasam. Barbara Kraft. Ruth Spiegel Mary Erickson. Row I: Pat Nolt, Jeanne Peterson. Audrey White. Sharon Cain, Judy Gleason. Kay HlII, Linda Lrbbev. Carolyn Fmndeen. Penny Bond. Barbara Bower . Beverly Ingle, Karen Wcerj, Loi Beck. Diane Erickson. Row 4: Tom Sanders, Duncan Fowler. Terry Ottenweller Bob Hektncr. Wyilx Me-Keand, Harry Ordeson. Ed Mulke, Jay Jorgenson, BUI Van Santcn, Paul Dove. Mr Dahle. Ethics Committee The Ethics Committee is a branch of Student Council. This committee, headed by Alan Schmucker helps to make student government work in our school. It is their duty to see that the lunchroom can operate with a minimum of faculty supervision. These people are laying the groundwork for more student government at Southwest. In order to do this they unselfishly donate their time and energies. SALES CLUB: Bob Monthey. president; Kathy Divine, secretary. Cheerleaders The smiling and vivacious faces of the cheerleaders do much to pep up the spirits of the students at even the saddest game. Southwest students, who find it easy to cheer a winning team but hard to cheer a losing one. should profit by the example set by these girls, who are peppy and bouncy on every occasion. This year, the cheerleaders were captained by Diane Lockrem. ETHICS COMMITTEEâRow I: Sandra Prieve, Ai Schmucker. Tom Reichert. Row 2: Don Armstrong. Tony Turrittin, David Sondereggcr. Sales Club Something new has been added. For the first time in Southwest's history, a Sales Club has been organized. In realization that sales has an important part in everybody's life, this club is trying to give the students the fundamentals in sales. Some of the prominent businessmen of Minneapolis give of their time and come out to speak to the students. Not only does this club interest people in sales, but it also gives them contacts that will be valuable later on. Bob Manthey is president. and Kathy Divine is secretary. CHEERLEADERSâRow I: D.anc Lockrem. Barbara Tclandcr. Nancy Bra den. Row 2: Carol LaVoic, Sybil Blumcnson. Karen Russell, Phyllis Rainey. Idclle B'ucr. S CLUBâRow I: Wavnc Me'ed'th, Ronny Barter. Morgan Cant David Sta'kcv George Noble, A on Schmuckev Mcv Meredith, Fred Warn Harry Harth, Frank D'ew Don Armitrong. Stan Rein. Row 2: Wayne Sullwolo, Tcm Rcchc-t, Thomas Wo'lhicy. Scott Kneen, Whitely MeM.llan James Pivcc Ray Lessa-d, Raoul Kuncd. David Rovick, Gary Roam. Row 3: J Hi Burroughs, To- Wayne Peterson John Kelson, David Ralphs Roger Rovick Dave Myers Roger Olson, Tony Tu-rittin, Bob Henrikson. Row Dave Vana'sdall, John Rykkcn. Bill Colby, Tom Monahan Chuck Coloy, Cal Wise, Sherman StanchRcld Dick Green, Eric Sundquist. Ronald McCombs John Holmgren. S Club Athletic Council The S Club is composed of all the boys who have won a letter in one or more of the nine school sports. The purpose of this club is to promote friendship among the letter winners, and to advertise school athletic events. Along with this, they have athletic banquets in the spring and fall at which time noted athletic figures speak. The Athletic Board, composed of the coaches and captains of various sports, the faculty manager, equipment manager and the school principal have an important job to do. It is this board which considers the recommendations of the boys for the valued S . ATHLETIC BOARDâSeated: Mr. Jacobi. ion. Mr. Pederion, Mr. Halley. Standing, uon mv David Vanaridall, Bob Hcnnkson Alan Schmucker, Ronny Barter. Mr. HaaHcim. Mr. C. Wohlfofd. Mr. Skoglund 'm', ng: Don A-m tr0ng Mo-gan Clarity. Roger Rovick. Roger UUon. r0m Monahan. Mr. Adam. Mr. Gallon. n mâ i r innu Ra !⢠f Queen Marna Reigns at Homecoming ATTENDANTS Diane Cain Nancy Carney Janet Forsberg Barbara Tclandcr Dig those crazy Germans OOOOOOH Reigning Royalty Princesses Barbara and Nancy I'm Friday Queen Mama Take your pick Watch the game, Our little ladies Swing it! u n A typical teacher? Max taxes the brain Kleine doesn't think itâs tunny Happy Hovelsrud I was framed Where's the birdie? FOOTBALL A SQUADâRow I: Bill Show. Stan Rem, Fred Warne, Mcrv Meredith. Al Schmuckcr, Tom Monahan, Dave Starkey, Scott Knccn, Tom Moron Row 2: Mr. KÂŤl on, Dick Green, Bill Colby, John Ryikcn, Chuck Colby, Ron McCombs, Bob B-adsfiaw, John Sehipkc, Dove Myers Mr. Adam Row 3: Dennis Preusj, Mgr., Jon Straub, Tom Reichert, Jim Morgan, Frank Drew, Torn Woithley, Wayne Meredith. Jack P'ins, Jerry Thomas. Southwestâs football team had a fairly successful season this year, winning two, tying one, and dropping four. A greatly under-rated Southwest eleven upset the criticsâ predictions by displaying winning form in two out of their first three games, and by tying the next. However. Southwestâs thinness b:-gan to show up as they lost their last four games. Injuries and bad luck had cut the team down to en all-time low of twenty-three pla -ers. Southwest played much of i's season without the services f Football Schmatiic cuts loose Al Schmuckcr Tell me tool John Rykken Hold everything, here I come! Wayne Meredith Here we go Dave Myers at fullback. Captain Alan Schmucker's head injury and Merv Meredith's injured back lowered the all-around effectiveness of â˘he team. In spite of these great andicaps, the boys never gave up, and played their best right to the end. The prospects look bright for rext year with the return of Ron AcCombs, Dave Myers, Fran': : )rcw. and other promising juniors; nd with the able coaching of Mr. Kelson and Mr. Adam. Hit 'em hard Football Southwest 13 Southwest 0 Southwest 19 Southwest 14 Southwest 7 Southwest 0 Southwest 0 . . Central 6 North 13 Vocational 6 South 25 West 7 Edison 27 Roosevelt 26 Aside, peasant FOOTBALL B SQUADâRow I: Craig Cranston. Henry Orficld. Chuck yÂŤcgcr. Honk WJtto, Jim Carney. Bill Hoy. Mike Rand Row 2: Mr Sob arls, Skip Lone. Bill Van Ssntcn. Lynn Thcrkildson. Ralph Harts' |fÂŤvc Lca. John Sillingjly Vince Bongoarts. Jim Lehmann Tom PKill' Bob Maescr. m rf'iii,D1 Meyers, Diet Wise, Jim Bonneville. Duncon Fowler, Mike 3 99 . c c y Bjorlm. Noel. Lutscy. Jim Hartc. John Aasc, Burton Meyers Jim mnan, Mr. Skoglund. Row 3: John Amc, Dick Dobbins. Torn Terrill, Emmet Kurtr. Larry Holmboc. Chuck Schulti. Jerry Crimmins Tony Olsen, to Koâtcr. Basketball Where did it go? Gimme Although Southwest's basketball record doesn't look good, the boys played hard and well. In the first game of the season, they narrowly were defeated by West with the score of 56 to 46. The next game found the hard-fighting hoop-sters being edged by Central by the score of 38 to 35. Southwest lost its third game to North by the score of 60 to 31. The next game found the Indians giving a hard time to a powerful Washburn team, although losing 57 to 42. Southwest dropped the next four games, losing to South 70 to 51, Henry 57 to 37. Marshall 51 to 32. and Roosevelt 44 to 25. The next game found the scrappy bucketball men going into overtime before being de- Gooâ bye! Swish! Basketball tested by Vocational. 39 to 41. In the last game of the season played at Williams arena. Southwest was downed by Edison by the score of 63 to 38. The future of the basketball team looks promising. It was a young team this year, and only two lettermen are graduating. Mr. Jay Skoglund. in his first year as head basketball coach at Southwest has done much in the way of building a strong team for next year. Among the juniors that will be back next year are Chuck Colby, Dave Meyers, and Cal Wise. These and other promising juniors and sophomores will strengthen a potentially good team. Mr. Skoglundâs capable coaching and the teamâs spirit and enthusiasm should create a combination which will enable next year's team to more than hold their own city league competition. Cool Cal Get off my back! | ay, help! Graceful Green Junior Birdmen Oh, no, you don't! Merv drives in Hockey Southwest did it again, only more so! As usual, the critics and sports writers said Southwest was a dark horse and would be lucky if they placed among the top four. As usual. Southwest upset predictions. Although the squad was small in number, it was big in spirit, enthusiasm and ability. At the end of the first four games. Southwest averaged eight points per game offensively compared to .25 points per game defensively. In the first game of the season, Southwest trampled Henry 8 to 0. They kept up their high-scoring streak by creaming Central 12 to 0. In the next game, they ran into a little opposition from Washburn but downed them 4 to I. They then ran over Edison 9 to 0 and Vocational 9 to I. Running up against a scrappy Marshall team. Southwest won 3 to I, with all three of the goals being scored by Merv Meredith. In the next game, Southwest beat Roosevelt 5 to 3. In the eighth game of the season. Southwest was given a scare by West who scored two goals in two minutes. Southwest recovered and went on to win 5 to 2. They then met and beat North 4 to 2. In the last game of the regular season, Southwest was defeated by city champion South 3 to 0. Southwest finished second place in the city. Noble turns them beck Warne scores What happened! Fake out Hockey Southwest bounced back from the defeat to beat Washburn 4 to I and Roosevelt 4 to I in the Region I playoffs. Southwest then carried their winning ways over to St. Paul where they beat Harding, St. Paul's second team by the score of 3 to 2 in a sudden death overtime. It was the first time a Minneapolis team had won the Region I since 1950. An under-rated Southwest team, supposedly coming in the back door of the state tournament' met the perennial favorite Eveleth in the first round. Southwest surprised everyone by decisively beating them 4 to I. In the second round, Southwest met South St. Paul and gained the finals by winning 3 to I. In the state championship game. Southwest was scored upon three times in the first period. Southwest then outplayed St. Paul Johnson for the next two periods, but was unable to come from behind and lost 3 to I. Our team ended up as second in the state, the highest a Minneapolis team has ever gone. Roger Rovick was selected for the All-State Hockey team. The team's success is a fitting send-off for Mr. Paul Wohl-ford who is retiring as hockey coach. Slash The pause that refreshes HOCKEy 8 SQUADâRow I: 8ÂŤll Hoy. Jack Pastor. Karl Jacobs, Mike Co , Bob Macscr. Row 2: Lorry Wood. Bill Hertz. Row 3: Mr. Biorlin, Larry Holmboe, Gary Senn, Jerry Vocscr, Steve Lea. D.ek Dobbins Dobbins, Clem Engen, Bob Olson, Dick Strategy Co-captains, Armstrong and Clarity Cross Country Southwest finished another successful cross country season under Mr. Al Halleyâs able direction. The team won all their meets and became City and State Champions. Co-captains Morgan Clarity and Don Armstrong, who ran their last meets this year, have never run with a losing team. Among the standouts this year were Don Armstrong. Morgan Clarity, and Ray Lessard, next year's cross-country captain. The view for next year looks favorable as there will be many good boys such as Cal Wise, Tony Turrittin and Wayne Sullwold returning. Discounting seniors, these boys placed one. two. three and four in the city meet this year, so Southwest will again be the team to beat in cross country. Southwest 23 Southwest 24 Southwest 21 Southwest 15 Southwest 20 Southwest 15 Southwest 28 St. Louis Park 35 ........................................ Roosevelt 35 Washburn 38 Won Swain Invitational with 47 points. South 40 ............................................ Henry 50 .................................... St. James 47 ... West 34 Won City Championship with 26 points Won State Championship with 50 points. CROSS COUNTRYâRow I: Jim McCuc, Don Armstrong, Morgan Clarity. Tony Turritin. Cal Wise, Ray Lessard. Jim Schipke. Wayne Sullwold. Row 2: Mr. Halley. Bob Croonquist, Marshall Ginthcr. Don Rocpkc. Wayne Harris. Gary Roam. Jack Pastor. Row 3: Gary Nash. Sill Ellgrcn, Gary Holstad, Bruce Zcmlin, Mike Cox. Bill Carney. Row A: Bob 8!umc, Ben Lifson. Gary Olson. Swimming The swimming team had a successful season this year winning six and dropping only four. The mermen won a close meet from Central by the score of 38 to 36 in the first game of the season. In the second game they beat Vocational 53 to 21. They then lost the next two to Roosevelt 46 to 29, and West 44 to 31. They had a four game winning streak going, by defeating Edison 56 to 19, Marshall 41 to 34. Henry 46 to 29. and South 55 to 20. They lost their last two games to North and Washburn by the scores of 55 to 20 and 41 to 34, respectively. Next year's team should be hard to beat as standout Tom Stillman will be back next year as captain and only five boys are graduating and there will be a strong nucleus around which to form a top team. Southwest 38 .... Central 36 Southweit 53 Vocational 21 Southwest 29 .., . . Roosevelt 46 Southwest 31 West 44 Southwest 56 Edison 19 Southwest 41 Marshall 34 Southwest 46 Henry 29 Southwest 55 South 20 Southwest 20 .... North 55 Southwest 34 Washburn 41 Gurgle, gurgle Captain Monahan SWIMMINGâRow I: Mr. Jacobi 8.11 Carney, lony OUon, Chucl Stone. Row 2: Frank Orew, Tom WortMev Wh'el. MrM I ÂŤn n ,s McLeod. Row |: John Holmg-en Rolf B(cl.and, Tom Monahan. Jim Ncwn0uie. Gory Sander. Tom SMIman ' C Achtef- B°b ,, ow ⢠Wayne $ul!wold, Jim McCuc. Jon Straub, Jim Schipke Wayne Harris, Stan Rein. Jack Pastor. Row 2: Shcrm Stanchficld, Cal Wise. r a 4n,L a ay Lessard, Merv Meredith. Alan Schmuckcr, Dave Myers. Frank Drew. Don Armstrons. Tom Reichert. Ron McCombs. Chuck Colby. Row 3: Bill Carney, John Schipke, Dick Wise, Don Roepke, Mr. Halley. Dick Green. Jim Morgan, Wayne Peterson, Duncan Fowler, Bill Van Santen. Track Theyâre off! . . and running ⢠⢠⢠As the book 3oes to press, it looks possible that Southwest might become both City and State champions in track. Southwest has a very well-balanced team this year with boys that are able to place in every event. Some of the outstanding boys on the team are Dave Myers in the high and low hurdles, Frank Drew in the 440. and Don Armstrong in the 880. The 880-yard relay team consisting of Frank Drew, Al Schmuck-er. Merv Meredith, and Sherm Stanchfield or Dave Myers is extremely good. In the field events. Tom Reichert in the pole vault and Ron McCombs in the discus and shotput are sure to bring Southwest points in coming meets. Won City Indoor Meet Southwest 87 . Edison 26 Southwest 75 Washburn 38 Won Southwest Relays Won Carleton Invitational Won Edina Triangular Meet Baseball Rovick delivers Southwest has started its best season in baseball in many years by winning the first two games for a percentage of 1.000. In the first game of the season. Southwest met South, last year's division champs, and won 4 to 3. In the next game they met and defeated a good West team by the score of 3 to 2. Southwest has several returning lettermen and two good pitchers in John Kelson and Roger Roviclc. With the spirit and enthusiasm of the boys and the able coaching of Mr. Bill Adam. Southwest should have a fairly successful season. Safe I A hit? BASEBALLâRow I: Eric $undqu,ÂŤ. Georje Noble. RoS ' °v,ck- Scott DaV dith. John Kelson. John Rykken. Bill Colby. Mr. Adam. U c . I,m ..... ÂŤâ˘' f â W 'â' Wayne Mere- â TENNIS TEAMâRow I: Ron Baxter, Bob Met . Dove Vonars dall, Whitcly McMillan. Row 2: Vic Smith, Jim Pivee, Mr. Haaheim, Raoul Kunert, Tom Weinberger. Tennis The Southwest tennis team is in the middle of what appears to be a highly successful season. Mr. Haaheim, the team's able coach, says that the team is doing very well this year.' The boys practice as often as possible, usually three to five times a week. They play two matches a week. The team is composed of eight seniors and one freshman. Next year the team will have an entire new tprn-over of players, with only one of this year's team returning. Blacltie slams one What form I r.5 n GOLF: Row I: Tom Worthley. David Butler Roger Andrews. Bob Hemikson. Roger Olson, David Brown. Row 2: Jerry Barnet, Bill Branham. Tom Terrill, Curtis Miller, Joe Havi-land, Jim Hoviland. Mr. Pedersen. Golf Southwest, half way through the golf season, has a good chance of finishing high in the standings this year. Captained by Bob Henrikson and under the coaching of Mr. Pedersen, the team has won three games, tied one and dropped only one. Southwest has one of the best high school golfers in the city in the person of Bob Henrikson. Other standouts on the team are Roger Olson, Roger Andrews, and Butts is always good for a couple, quote R. B. Old pro's C 53 3 A king swinger A motley crew Great Rembrandtâs ghost! Boylan's busy boobs C 54 U Stainless Steele Are there any questions? Jean or Janet and Bill or Dan? WEDNESDAY CAST Row I: Pat Haley. Barbara William . Tom Monahan, Elloa Leaning. Kay Han on. Row 2: Art 8raufman. Diane Lockrcm. Mr Boy I an Mary Loo McKee. 8uzzie Levine. Al Weldon. Row 3: Norrit Jonc . Kathy Divine. Valeric Covell, E-nar Swans, Jim Foy. Curt Brandon, Bob Metz, THURSDAY CASTâRow I: Dave Starkey, Lois Hokanion, Lynn McGann Diane Lock'cm, Mary Lou McKee. Row 2: Tom Edward , Art Braulman, Elloa Leaning, Janet Fo-ibcrg. Row 3: Norri Jone . Dorothy Miller. Einar Svang, Mr . Boylan. Jim Foy. 8ob Metz. 8u:zie Levine. After many weeks of practice and competition with the basketball team for the use of the gym. the Senior class presented the mystery farce, Ramshackle Inn. An old maid librarian and her stodgy fiance buy a ramshackle hotel controlled by a gang of liquor dealers. A mystery woman, a young convict, and two bungling cops add suspense and humor to the plot. The play, under Mrs. Boylanâs direction, proved to be a great success. Class Play Starkey takes over Try some of this, dearie Artie makes up The plot thickens Artie makes out Gilhooley and Small TopâSENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Al Schmucker, boys' Mrgunt 4t trmi; Sandra Bame. girl;' sergeant-at-arms; Bunt Levine, vice-president: Norrie Jones, president: Barbara Williams, secretary: Bob Henrikson. treasurer. Brother Jones' fans The Jones boy Buzzie's busy bees Pat and Di go Norrie Election Banquet Bun does everything! ÂŁ57 3 BEST DANCER Diene Cam Ronny Baiter MOST ATHLETIC Diane Lockrem Merv Meredith BEST DRESSED Mary Lou McKee Buuie Levine Famous most mischievous cutest couple best physique and figure Renee Strict! Mary Claire Hcgede Fred Weme John Kelson Nome Jones Judy Williams Looking back at the school year of 1954-55 we remember: Charcoal and pink clothes for boys as well as girls . . . the way girls began to dress up for school in jumpers and crinolines or hoops (the more the better), nylons and flats . . . colorful fancy pants ... a return to Twenties' styles with middy blouses and dropped waistlines . . . speaking of dropped waistlines, the boys have reached an all-time low, with the girls in constant fear of the law of gravity ... for casual, out-of-school wear, bermudas and knee-highs were popular ... for accessories, the girls chose gold bands for their hair and ropes of beads . . . not to be outdone, the boys favored wild plaid vests and two-tone black saddle shoes, (only the squares wear clean ones) . . . every self-respect- PRETTIEST HAIR Kathy Divine Al Schmucker DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Diion Bond Mama Williamson PEPPIEST Stan Rein Sandra Bame CUTEST Nancy Carney George Noble CS8] Seniors FRIENDLIEST Bob Manthey Pat Haley WITTIEST MR. B. Ol on Betty Bolitad BEST ALIBI-ER Lynn LaMotte Scott Kneen ing boy was armed with his Wee Gee squirt gun, (until the raid) . . . crew cuts are still popular with the boys, but some of the more rugged FUNNIEST LAUGH Jan Foriberg Tom Monahan individualists got Roman or Julie Caesar haircuts ... the choir returned from their Winnipeg trip sporting tarns and the expression, I say, heellp! which they hoped would replace Cringe! . . . On The Waterfront was probably the most popular movie and some of the boys MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bob Steele Cathy Style MOST TALENTED Diane Miller Mike Coscio tried to imitate Marlon (which is impossible) ... the mambo craze found old-time favorites such as St. Louis Blues transformed to mambo BIGGEST FLIRT Dave Colli nt Kay Hamon beat, but rock and roll music held its own . . . Underwoodâs became the place to go after late parties, dances and games . . . this may sound pretty average to you. but re-read it again in about twenty years! MOST CATCHING SMILE MOST CASUAL Bob Hcnrikson Roger Rov ck Barb Telander Jean Axtell PRETTIEST EyES Judy Girard Raoul Kunert C59] a SENIOR COUNCILâRow I: 8arbara William . Addle Dowidat, Sandro Bamc, 8ui ie Levine. Janice Richardson, Lorine LaVoie. Row 2: Lynn McLiann. Cathy Styles. Ron Banter, Oave Collins, Ceorge Noole, Fred Warne, Stan Rem, Mr. Dahlc. Senior Council is that hard-working group that meets before advisory several mornings a week to help govern the Senior class before elections. The council handles such business as selecting candidates for class officers, and planning many of the very successful class parties such as the indoor picnic and the hayride. The council, under the leadership of Buzzie Levine, did much to bring the class together. The worried looking individuals seen scurrying around the halls early in the morning and long after school has dismissed are the Senior committee heads. The committees which arc operating in high gear in the Spring before graduation give each senior a chance to take part in the activities of the class. COMMITTEE HEADSâRow I: Dmon Bond. Commencement; Barbara William . Record and Secretarial; Diane Lockrcm, Cla Flay: Fred Wame Cap and Gown; Gary Roam. Memorial; Barbara Telander. Clo t Day: Kri Oxerlund Baccalaureate; Bob Manthey, Social co-chairman. Not pictured: Ronnie Baxter, Social co-chairman; Lorine LaVoie, Bonquct. Service Awards C. C. Minty Service Award..............Dixon Bond Daughters of the American Revolution .......................Barbara Burton Sons of the American Revolution Arthur Braufman Science Award Robert Steele First National Bank................Don Armstrong, Marna Williamson Star-Tribune Award ........... Robert McLeod Rose Rees Award . ....... Lynn McGann Valedictorian and salutatorian. the top scholastic honors given to graduating seniors each year, went to Bob Steele, valedictorian, and Kristin Okerlund and Marna Williamson, salutatorians. These three students are to be commended for maintaining top grades in all classes as well as exhibiting outstanding leadership. The wearing of gold braid at graduation time is an honor earned by those who have maintained a B-f-average throughout their school years. These people truly deserve recognition for scholastic achievements. Salutatonani KRISTIN OKERLUND MARNA WILLIAMSON HONOR ROLLâRow I: Molly McKeand, Karen Pearaon. Diane Miller. Mama W. lunnoi. Mary Loo McKee. Row 2: Barbara Kleine Krdtin Okerlund. Dorotâiy M.ller. Beverly Larjon, Sue Sinclair. Row 3: Karin Jobnaon. Carolyn Crandall, Janice Richardaon, Barbara Burton. Kay W.iton. Row 4: Raoul Kuncrt, Vic Smith, Bob Stecie, Dranc M.ller. Art Braufman, Diion Bond. Senior Memories As the {graduating class of 1955 we look back over four full years of school at Southwest, and we remember: coming to Southwest as cynical freshmen, willing to kid the seniors along by pretending we believed in the swimming pool and the elevators . . . going to all those wonderful football games . . . although most of us never knew what was happening except we really beat our opponents . . . the Twin City Football game when we rolled over St. Paul Murray 40 to 8 . . . the mad crushes the freshmen girls had on the grown-up seniors boys . . . the sophisticated senior girls . . . trying to read Ivanhoe . . . going to the hockey tournament and seeing Southwest come out third in the state . . . glee club and losing our voices (and nerve) at choir tryouts . . . the Gentlemen of Song singing the Jimmy Brown Song . . . becoming sophomores and being able to say freshmen in a derogatory tone . . . our doodling took on form as we learned to draw geometrical figures from Mr. Pedersen and Mr. Strand . . . going to Chicago on our first choir trip . . . dissecting frogs for Mr. Guetzloe was not for the weak-hearted . . . getting to be juniors and only having to take gym two days a week . . . our first J.S., planned by the junior class . . . Greg's speech class . . . Mr. Kelsonâs southern accent and Enthuuusiasm . . . taking news and hoping to get on the Arrow or Annual (snicker) . . . going to Calhoun in the spring and ending up at Pulver's . . . Charles Wohlford's sense of humor (sometimes a bit grim for those who didn't have their work in on time) . . . the college aptitude tests . . . two home rooms starting the year in senior advisory . . . reading Chaucer for Willy and Mrs. B. . . . starting the year off right with those wonderful senior parties (that all seemed to end with that old favorite spin the bottle ') . . . our talented exchange student from New Zealand, Cathy Styles, winning the Voice of Democracy Contest . . . the cross country team being led to the state championship by captains Clarity and Armstrong . . . watching Buzzie Rock Around the Clock . . . pouring acid in Chemistry with a shaky hand, completely missing the test tube . . . struggling through typing and shorthand under the benign smile of Miss Severena Holmberg . . . the chemistry sub that ate first lunch . . . Homecoming, with Mama as our queen . . . Scott's incurable habit of borrowing things . . . the halls echoing with The Jones Boy song and posters saying that Buzz duz everythingâ during senior elections . . . Nome presiding over senior advisory . . . the choir coming home with tarns and singing the Good Deed Song after their trip to Winnipeg . . . Southwest breaking all previous records by taking second in the state with captain Rog Rovick being selected for the all-state team . . . the first all-school formal . . . how old we felt as three senior girls became engaged . . . the class play, Ramshackle Inn . . . the noise of building a new school, just as we're about to leave . . . our successful J.S. . . . the fun we had planning class day . . . many a tear was shed as. at last, we walked down the aisle to the st.ains of Pomp and Circumstance. C6 2] JACQUELINE AICHER: Jackie. You know. I say just what I th.nk. Social. G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor, Homecoming. Oancc Committee. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Learn how to drive. Future Plant: Nursing. BARBARA ANDERSON: Barb. Short, but sweet. Class Play Committee, Class Play, Silver Tri, Blue Tn, G.A.A., Choir. Homecoming. Secret Ambition: To be six feet tall. Future Plans: College. DONALD ARMSTRONG: Don, Iâd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Class Day. Boys' State, Student Council President. Ethics Committee, Sophomore Council President. Red Cross, Choir, Band. Crots Country Co-Captam. Hockey, Track Captain. Athletic Board, S Club. Hobby: Fixing my boat and running around in it. Secret Ambition: Make my boat beat Clarity's, Future Plans: U of M.. Engineering. JEAN AXTELL: Jeanie. ' Never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles you. Baccalaureate, Concessions. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choir, Girls' Golf Team, Hobby: Singing with the Dcbutoncs. Secret Ambition: To have a pony tail. Future Plans: Gustavus Adolphus. SANDRA BAME: A little crazy, but who isn't. Senior Council Secretary, Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Student Council, Choir. Junior Council. Girlsâ Golf Team. Hobby: Singing with the Dcbutoncs, Secret Ambition: To go to the jungle on a safari, Future Plans: U. of M. JERRy BARNES: Jer, Wit always has a ready answer. Senior Budget, Student Council, Choir, Golf Team, Hobbies: Bowling, golf, and sports cars, Secret Ambition: To be a beachcomber, Future Plans: U. of M. RONNY BAXTER: Ron John. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Social Co-Chairman, Senior Council, Choir, Hobbies: Stamps, Hunting, and dancing. Secret Ambition: Live in California. Future Plans: Would like to dance for a living. JAMES BECKER: Jim, All right, you guys. Stage Crew. Memorial. Hi-y. Hobbies: Hunting and cars. Future Plans: U. of M. MARILyN BECKMAN: Beck, 'A good kid, and you can't hardly get them no more. Social. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Choir, Dance Committee. Secret Ambition: To be a registered nurse and travel all over. Future Plans: Nursing. BETTy BOLSTAD: 'If talking is an art. she is some artist. Social. Silver Tn, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Homecoming, Hobby: Art, Secret Ambition: To get word to the jungle that Same's coming. Future Plans: College. DIXON BOND: Di . Aim a little above the mark, and you will be sure to hit it. Commencement Chairman, All School Hi-Y Secretary-Treasurer, Hi-Y Treasurer, Student Council, Junior Council, Stage Crew. Annual Business Manager, Choir Vice-President. Dance Committee, Hobby: Flirting. Secret Ambition: To tell a GOOD joke, just once. Future Plans: Carleton College. NANCY BRADEN: Broady. Little, but full of life. Budget, G.A.A.. Red Cross. Cheerleader, Choir, Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To marry a rich man and travel all over the world, Future Plans: Work. CURTIS BRANDON: Curt. All that he does, he does well.â Baccalaureate, All-School Hi-y President, Hi-y Marshal and Treasurer. Class Play. J.A.. Hobby: Model railroading. Secret Ambition: See the world. Future Plans: U. of M. Engineering. WILLIAM BRANHAM: Bill. ' A quiet guy. but quite a guy. Memorial, Hi-y. V.A.C., Golf, Hobbies: Bowling and fishing, Secret Ambition: To be a beachcomber, Future Plans: College. ARTHUR BRAUFMAN. Artie, Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. Class Play Committee, Class Play, V.A.C.. Band. Hobby: Trying to find spare time Secret Ambition: To be the first to analyze the nose of the man in the moon in person, Future Plans: I.T. at the U. of M. SHARON BROOKS: Jeri, Quiet, until you know her. Budget. G.A.A., Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: To be a fashion illustrator and designer, Future Plans: Art college in Chicago or New york. BARBARA BURTON: Barb, Her wise smile is sweet. Class Day, Silver Tri. Blue Tn, Debate, Red Cross. Arrow News Editor, Hobby: Portrait sketching. Secret Ambition: Give a major policy speech before the U.N., Future Plans: Carleton College. CORINNE CABLE: Corky, 'This Cableâ is a real live wire. Class Play Committee. Silver Tn. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross, Arrow, J.A., Hobbies: Sports and music. Secret Ambition: To marry o multimillionaire and travel all around the world. Future Plans: U. of M. C 63 ] DIANE CAIN: Di Q, A sweet little headache. Class Day, Home-coming Queen Attendant, Silver Tri. Blue Tii, G.A.A. Vice-President, Red Cross, French Club, Choir, Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To manage a circus. Future Plans: Work. NANCY CARNEy; Corn, An unbeatable combination, beauty and ability.â Budget. Homecoming Queen Attendant. Silver Tri Cabinet, Blue Tri. G.A.A. Secretary. Arrow. Donee Committee, Office Helper, Hobbies: Sewing and swimming. Secret Ambition: To have straight hair, Future Plans: Home economics teacher. MICHAEL CHAVIE: Chcv, Never do tomorrow what you can put off until nc t week. Commencement, Hi-y, Stage Crew. Hobby: To sleep all day. Secret Ambition: To have curly hair like George Nobleâs, Future Plans: To go into the army for the next twenty or thirty years. JOHN CHOUINARD: J.C., Move over Harry James. Baccalaureate, Hi-y Sergeant-at-Arms, Red Cross, Band Vice-President. Hobby: Cars and Woodworking. Secret Ambition: Graduate, Future Plans: Dunwoody. MORGAN CLARlTy: Let the world go as it may, he'll take it any way. Commencement, Choir, Cross Country Captain, Track, Hobby: Boats, Secret Ambition: Drive an outboard across the ocean, Future Plans: U. of M. DAVE COLLINS: When you call me that. SMILE! Cap and Gown. Class Play, Senior Council, Junior Council, Choir Scrgeant-at-Arms. Secret Ambition: To drive a Greyhound Bus, Future Plans: College or Navy. MIKE COSCIO: Cisco, An enthusiastic chemist he. he likes to play with TNT. Memorial, Choir. Hockey Manager, Hobbies: Chemistry, electronics, and photography. Secret Ambition: To have my own chemical laboratories. Future Plans: Chemical engineering, U. of M. VALERIE COVELL: Val. Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Closs Play Committee. Class Play. Blue Tri, Homecoming. Hobbies: Cleaning pans and taking trips Secret Ambition: To live in Africa or Californio. Future Plans: Nurses training at St. Bornabos and Mocalester. CAROLyN CRANDALL: Boo, She loves by the Peck'. Banquet. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., French Club Vice-President. Choir, Dance Committee. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Teach a class of my former teachers, Future Plans: U. of M. MARREA CROSBy: Cros, Who spiked her Wheaties? Banquet. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choir, J.A., Hobby: Just being outdoors having fun. Secret Ambition: To own a ranch and live the life of leisure. Future Plans: To work ot the Telephone Company. KATHLEEN DIVINE: Kathy. Not in name only. Closs Play Committee. Class Play, G.A.A., Red Cross. Lunchroom Monitor, Arrow, Dance Committee. Hobbies: Figure skating and dancing. Secret Ambition: To get a r.de in Craig's car. Future Plons: College. DELPHINE DOURIS: Good nature is always good company. Records and Secretarial, Blue Tri, Homecoming Committee. Hobby: Interior Decorating, Secret Ambition: To marry a man who has a lot of money. Future Plans: Work. ADELLE DOWIDAT: Diddidat. Little, but oh my! Social, Senior Council. Silver Tri Cabinet. Blue Tri Treasurer. State Student Council Delegate, G.A.A., Choir, Homecoming. Hobby: Sewing, Secret Ambition: To have a common name. Future Plans: U. of M. JOHN DRILLING: Drill. I believe in getting into hot water, it keeps you clean. Social Committee, Hi y, Homecoming, Baseball, Future Plans: Army and work. THOMAS EDWARDS: Ed. Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. Social, Class Play, Hi-Y Secretary. Band. Homecoming. Hobby: Keeping my car running. Secret Ambition: To own a fleet of Packards. Future Plans: California U. of M. JOSEPHINE ELLSWORTH: Fccn, Always friendly. Records and Secretarial, S-lver Tri, Blue Tri Cabinet, G.A.A.. Band, Homecoming. Hobby: Starting on diets. Secret Ambition: Travel through Europe. Future Plans: College. RUTH ENGEN: 'Natuie made her what she is and never made another. Records ard Secretarial, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor. Junior Council, French Club. Homecoming, Girls' Golf Team, Hobby: Cooking, Secret Ambition: To have a good comeback for Vandy's sarcasm. Future Plans: St. Olaf College. SUZANNE ERJCKSON: Sury, Her cheerful attitude will assure her of constant friends. Baccalaureate. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor, Homecoming. Hobby: Swimming, Secret Ambition: To go to Alaska. Future Plans: Macalester College. _ ffÂŽ 4 ft w a 1 oj % JANET FORSBERG: Jan, Like a magnet, she hat the power of attraction.â Banquet. Class Play. Homecoming Queen Attendant. Sophomore Council, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Student Council, State Student Council, Arrow Editor Homecoming. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To climb a mountain. Future Plans: College. JIM FOY: Chmk. ' During class and when school's done, hi hobby's always having fun. Memorial. Class Play. Band, Hi-Y Treasurer and Chaplain. Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: Beat an Olds from 0 to 60 with a Buick. Future Plans: Dunwoody. ALLAN FURBER: Al, Good luck. Al, in whatever you do. JUDY GIRARD: The eyes have it.â Banquet, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. GA.A., Homecoming. Dance Committee. Hobbies: Sewing and dancing. Secret Ambition: To ride in a helicopter. Future Plans: Work. SALLY GOODMAN: Sal, Sophisticated Lady. Baccalaureate. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., French Club. Annual. Hobbies; Dancing and vroommg. Secret Ambition: To climb a mountain m Tibet. Future Plans: Changing my name to Gingold. Europe, College. RONALD GROFF: Ron, Lots of fun and a gentleman, too. Commencement. Student Council, Hall Guard. Concessions Co-Chairman, Hobbies: Fishing, hunting, and golf. Secret Ambition: To make a hole-in-one, Future Plans: U. of M. PAT HALEY: Ram is wet. dust is dry, life is short, and so am I. Class Day. Class Play, Lunchroom Monitor. French Club, Student Council, G.A.A.. Dance Committee. Homecoming. Hobby: Eating Chow Mein, Secret Ambition: To be tall and thin. Future Plans: U. of M. CHARLOTTE SUE HALLIN: Sue. Through her efforts, she has con-quered. ' Memorial. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, GA.A.. Red Cross, Choir, JA., Girls' Golf Team. Hobbies: Golf and bowling. Secret Ambition: To drop my first name. Future Plans: U. of Colorado. KAREN HANSON: She'll be someone's capable private secretary someday. Class Day. Corresponding Secretary Student Council. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: Travel around the world. Future Plans: A tnp to California and secretarial work. KAY HANSON: Hans. I couldn't care less. Social. Class Play. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Student Council, Choir, Annual Photogra phy Editor, Hobby: Men. Secret Ambition: To find a cure for Di on. Future Plans: U. of M. WAYNE HARRIS: Quiet, but in silence there is power. Baccalaureate. Hi-Y. Band. Cross Country. Track, Hobby: Hunting, Future Plans: U. of M. JIM HAWKINS: Hawk. âSome people were born with black eyes. I have to fight for mint. Memorial Committee. Hi-Y Secretary, Basketball. Baseball. Secret Ambition: To go to California. Future Plans: College. MARY CLAIRE HEGERLE: M.C. Full of fun and mischief too. doing things she shouldn't do. Class Day, Lunchroom Monitor. Homecoming. Dance Committee. Hobby: Driving. Secret Ambition: To live m Hawaii. Future Plans: U. of M. BOB HENRIKSON: Hen. Bob. anything but Henry, All the makings for success. Budget Chairman. Senior Class Treasurer. Student Council Sergeant-at-Aims, Golf. S Club. Hobbies: Golf and cards. Secret Ambition: To be a golf pro. Future Plans: College. LOIS HOKANSON: A girl whose friendship is well worth having. Commencement. Class Play. Silver Tri, French Club. Annual Layout Editor. Choir, Hobby: Enjoying myself. Secret Ambition: Learn to make up my mind. Future Plans: College. SONJA HONSEY: Soni. Who says the best things come in small packages? Banquet. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Arrow. J.A.. Dance Committee. Hobbies: Skiing and skating. Secret Ambition: Do foreign service work in France or Switzerland. Future Plans: St. Olaf. JOHN HOLMGREN: When laughter makes one glad, why be sad. Class Day, Hi-Y, Swimming Team, Hobby: Water skiing, Secret Ambition: To live in Menco during the winter, Future Plans: U. of M. DELORES JOHNSON: Del, Contentment is wealth and she's a millionaire. Records and Secretarial, Office Helper. Hobbies: Photography and dancing. Secret Ambition: To become an airline hostess. KARIN JOHNSON: Swede. Blonde, but not light-headed. Baccalaureate, Silver Tri, Blue Tn, G.A.A., French Club. Annual. Donee Committee. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To take a course in fancy cooking in Paris, Future Plans: College. BARBARA JONES: Jonesie. Live, laugh, and be merry. Baccalaureate, Silver Trl, Blue Tn, G.A.A.. Junior Council, Red Cross, French Club President. Choir Treasurer, Hobbies: Sewing and canoeing, Secret Ambition: To learn how to ski, Future Plans: College. NORRIS JONES: Nome, Greater men than he have lived, but we doubt it. Class President, Class Play, Senior Council, Hi-Y President. Stotc Student Council Delegate, Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor. Annual, Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, canoeing, and camping, Secret Ambition: To land a 20 pound Northern on a fly rod. Future Plans: Engineering at Yale or Carleton. ROBERT JORDAN: Mort. Footsteps on the sands of time, if they're big. you'll know they're mine. Memorial. Hobby: Sleeping, Secret Ambition: Teach Mr. Halley the fourth dimension, Future Plans: An Force or college. MARCIA KAMPRATH: M.K., Soft hair on which light drops a diadem. Records and Secretarial, Silver Tn. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Annual, Choir, Hobb-es: Travel, horses, dogs. Secret Ambition: To travel to Europe. Future Plans: College, travel. EILEEN KELLY: Kel. She would stop St. Peterâs roll call to ask a question. Records and Secretarial, Homecoming, G.A.A., Hobby: Swimming, Secret Ambition: To learn to be smart. Future Plans: Business college. JOHN KELSON: Jake. Well, I've served my time, good-bye. Memorial, Baseball. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Secret Ambition: To hunt in Africa, Future Plans: To be a police officer. DONNA KINGSLEY: Kings. Itâs nice to be natural when you're naturally nice.â Social. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. G.A.A.. Arrow, Hobby: Swimming, Secret Ambition: To go bowling with Dave Wistrand, Future Plans: U. of M. BARBARA KLEINE: Barb. I had a good one picked out. but I'm too modest. Records and Secretarial, G.A.A.. Red Cross. Publicity. Annual, Dance Committee, Hobby: Putting my foot in my mouth, Secret Ambition: To be a hockey coach. Future Plans: U. of M. HAROLD KOENIG, Harry, To be quiet is to be wise. Budget. Hobby: Sports, Secret Ambition: To get an A in modern problems. Future Plans: U. of M. SCOTT KNEEN: He's writing his alibiography. Banquet Committee, S Club. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Secret Ambition: To look like Alan Stephan, Future Plans: Marines and work. CAROLE KREIDLER: Can. Class periods should be ten minutes long, five to come and five to go. Baccalaureate, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Office Helper, Hobbies: Skating and sw.mming, Secret Ambition: To go to the French Riviera. Future Plans: Marriage. RAOUL KUNERT: I'd be a woman-hater, but the Bible says. 'Love thine enemy . Class Day. Student Council, Arrow, Hockey. Tennis. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, tennis, and living it up! Secret Ambition: To become a millionaire in the Canadian wilderness. Future Plans: School of Mining. Civil Engineering. EARL KURTZ: Patience, and shuffle the cards. Banquet. Hi-Y. Hobbies: Cards, hunting, fishing, and having fun, Secret Ambition: To break the sound barrier in a hopped-up Ford. Future Plans: Join the Navy. SANDRA LAMB: We missed you, Sandy. LYNN LaMOTTE: ' A miss thatâs a hit.â Class Day. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Homecoming, Girls' Golf Team. Hobbies: Skiing, sewing, swimming, and golfing. Secret Ambition: To have a longer name so I can have a nickname. Future Plant: College. CRAIG LARSEN: Lars. Craig slings Ferdinand around quite a bit. Banquet, Hi Y, Secret Ambition: To be a beachcomber Future Plans: U. of M. BEVERLY LARSON: Beaver. Well liked by all. Records and Secretarial, Silver Tri, Blue Tn, G.A.A.. Dance Committee. Hobbies: Piano and sewing. Secret Ambition: Learn to fly an airplane. Future Plans: Physical therapist. [663 SANDRA LaSELL: âA manner about her you can't resist.' Commencement. Junior Council, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Red Cross, French Club, Arrow, Choir. Dance Committee, Hobbies: Art and music. Secret Ambition: To marry millionaire. Future Plans: Gustavus Adolphus College. LORINE LaVOlE: Lori, She is small, but we don't mind: she has more pep than the bigger kind. Banquet Chairman, Senior Council. G.A.A. Treasurer. Homecoming. Dance Committee, Hobby: Day dreaming, Secret Ambition: To weigh 100 pounds just once. Future Plans: Kindergarten teacher. WINIFRED LAyMAN; Winnie. Little friends may prove great friends. Commencement, Blue Tri, Hobby: Collecting popular records. Secret Ambition: To play a trumpet. Future Plans: St. Catherine's College. DAVID LEATHERMAN: Men of few words are the best men. Budget. Red Cross, Hobby: Guns, Secret Ambition: To own a Ford Thunderbird. Future Plans: U. of M. MAXINE LEINONEN: Mai, Life is jolly, life is gay: why work when you can play? Records and Secretarial. Silver Tri, G.A.A., Hobby: Making money, lots of it. Secret Ambition: Marry the man of my dreams. Future Plans: Work. ELLOA LENNING: Her smile greets you. her way wins you. Class Day, Class Play, Silver Tri, Blue Tri Cabinet, G.A.A. Secretary. Ethics Committee, Student Council. Choir, Homecoming, Girls' Golf Team, Hobby: Dcbutones Quartet, Secret Ambition: To rollerskate through the White House. Future Plans: U. of M, HARRIS LEVINE: Buhjc, There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight.â Senior Class Vice-President, Class Play. Senior Council President. Lunchroom Monitor. Homecoming. Hobby: Great parties. Secret Amb'tion: To own a Cadillac convertible. Future Plans: U.C.L.A. CLAIR LEWIS: Cal. Sometimes I study, bluff, or guess: but most of the t-me I merely rest.â Budget. Hi- Vice-President. Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To be able to press 260 pounds. Future Plans: Join the Air Force and see the world, and then college. SHARON LIES- Small things are the spice of life. Social, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Lunchroom Monitor. Secret Amb'tion: I'm not telling. Future Plans: U. of M. TANYA LITTLE: Tonga. Silence is golden, but it has no charms for me. Records and Secretarial. Blue Tri, Choral Club. Hobby: Writing letters. Secret Ambition: To become a singer in my brother's band. Future Plans: To get married. DIANE LOCKREM: Luke. Energy will do anything that can be done m the world. Class Play Committee Chairman, Silver Tri, Blue Tri Publicity. G.A.A. Publicity. Student Council. French Club. Cheerleader Captain, Choir. Homccommq. Girls' Golf Team, Hobby: Dcbutones, Secret Ambit-on: To see Buziie play Marlon in The Wild One Future Plans: St. Olaf or U. of M. LYNN McGANN: Lynno, A very 'debatable' sort of person. Baccalaureate, Class Play, Senior Council, G.A.A., Debate. Annual Copy Editor, Choir, Dance Committee, Hobby: Losinq things, Secret Ambition: To get a job as an inefficiency expert, Future Plans: U. of M. MARY McKEAND: Molly, The useful and the beautiful shall never be parted. Memorial, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Student Council, Office Helper. Annual Editor, Secret Ambition: To own a camp, Future Plans: Macalester. MARY LOU McKEE: The harder I try the goodcr to be, the worser I is. Social, Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor, French Club, Homecoming, Concessions, Hobby: Skiing, sewing and doing nothing. Secret Ambition: To spend a winter m Florida Future Plans: University of Colorado, ROBERT McLEOD: Give to the world the best you have. Baccalaureate. Hi-Y. V.A.C.. Choir. Swimming Team. Hobbies: Skin diving, boatmg. Secret Ambition: To get the better of Mr. Halley (P.S.: You already haveââMr. Halley) Future Plans: Electrical Engineering, U. of M. JEAN McMILLAN: Jcamc, Diligence is the mother of qood fortune.â Baccalaureate, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Choir, Orchestra, Hobbies: Playing the violin, art, and sports. Secret Ambition: To travel around the world. Future Plans: College. WHITELY McMILLAN: Mac, He has three speeds, slow, slower, and stop. Memorial. Hi-Y, Student Council. Tennis. Swimming. S Club, Hobbies: Mus c, my car. and sports. Secret Ambition: To break a record in swimming. Future Plans: College. CHARLOTTE MACK: Charlie. Two brown eyes that are never blue. Social. Blue Tri. Hobby: Active member of the Debbie Reynold's Fan Club. Secret Ambition: To go to London and marry an Englishman, Future Plans: Secretarial work. [673 yVONNE MALLOY: Vonnic. Always ready to do her share. ' Memorial, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Cross, Choir. Dance Committee. J.A.. Homecoming, Girls' Swimming Team Captam, Hobby: Sports, Secret Ambition: To own a baby-blue Cadillac convertible. Future Plans: Work? ADRIENNE MALMSTEDT: Amy, ' No sooner said than done. Banquet. S Iver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choir, J.A.. Hobby: Working with her third grade Sunday school class. Secret Ambition: Marry a millionaire and travel all over the world, Future Plans: College, elementary education. ROBERT MANTHEY: B.M.. Life is too short to waste. Social Committee Co-Chairman. Hi-Y Vice-President, Lunchroom Monitor, V.A.C., Hobbies: Coin collecting, hunting, fishing, and canoe trips, Secret Ambition: To fly a plane. Future Plans: U. of M. CAROL MARSH: Pinky. Get thee behind me, Satan, and push! Class Day, G.A.A., Homecoming. Dance Committee. Hobby: Not stopping for stop signs, Secret Ambition: To get a pair of bright yellow cords. Future Plans: College. JANET MARTIN: Jan, Good things always come in pairs.' Class Day, G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor, Homecoming. Hobby: Giving R. B. Olson philosophy each day. Secret Ambition: To learn how to ploy golf. Future Plans: U. of M. JEAN MARTIN: Jaiiin, Sure they do!â Banquet. G.A.A., Homecoming. Hobby: Golf lessons from R. B., Secret Ambition: To look in the mirror and know it's really me. Future Plans: X-roy technician. MERVYN MEREDITH: Merv. he's a football man, he's a track man. and last but not least, he's a lady's man. Commencement, Hi-Y, Red Cross. Football, Hockey, Track. S Club, Hobby: Hunting, Secret Ambition: To live in Colorodo. Future Plons: College. ROBERT METZ: Scooter, When I'm gone. pray, who will entertain the populocc. Class Play. Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra. Tennis, Hobby: Pino-pong, Secret Ambition: To drag someone in Furbcr's car, Future Plans: College. DIANE L. MILLER: Mill, Always a smile. Commencement. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., Junior Council. Student Council. Lunchroom Monitor, Red Cross. French Club Secretory, Homecoming. Girls' Golf Team, Hobby: Talking m Mr. Strand s class. Secret Ambition: To be a good singer. Future Plans: College. DOROTHY MILLER: Dottie. A Dot' with a lot of dash. Com-mencement. Class Play. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Student Council, Dance Committee Chairman. G.A.A.. Arrow. Assistant Class Treasurer. Secret Ambition: To become the first woman president of the United States. Future Plans: College. KATHY MILLER: Bâtsy. 'Cheerful today, tomorrow, and every day. Social, Silver Tri Cabinet. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Band. Girls' Golf Team, Hobbies: Sports and music. Secret Ambition: To go around the world m a lavender Cadillac. Future Plans: College. MARGARET MINOGUE: Marg, 'Sometimes she sits and thinks, and sometime: she just sits. Budqet French Club. Homecoming. G.A.A.. Girls' Golf Team, Hobbies: Water skiing, swimming, sewing. Secret Ambition: To throw a typewriter at Mr. Hovclsrud. TOM MONAHAN: Mono. The height of casualness. Cap and Gown. Closs Play. Football. Swimming Team Captain. Athletic Board, S. Club. Hobbies: Cooking and staying out late. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire and own a bar. Future Plans: Air Force and College. GEORGE NOBLE: G.O. Easy to look at. and even easier to like. Commencement. Senior Council, Sophomore Council, Junior Council. Hockey, Baseball, Hobby: Waterskimq, Secret Ambition: To own a farm some daâ'. Future Plans: U. of M. Business. KRISTIN OKERLUND: Kris, Nothing succeeds like success. Baccalaureate Chairmon. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., French Club. Annual, Dance Committee. Salutatonan, Hobbies: Sewing, music, and bowling, Secret Ambition: To fly to South America in a jet plane. Future Plans: U. of M. ROGER OLSON: R.8. Last mqht at 12 I felt immense, but now I feel like thirty cents. Social. Junior Council Vice-President. Sophomore Council President. Hi-Y Student Council, Hall Guard, Red Cross. Homecoming, Football, Basketball, Golf, Athletic Council, S Club, Secret Ambition: To win a basketball game. Future Plans: College. KAREN PEARSON: Pears. A wealth of everything, personality, good looks, and brains. ' Social, Student Council, Sophomore Council, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Choir, Hobby: Talking on the phone, Secret Ambition: To grow a pony tail down to my waist. Future Plans: General Hospital for nurses training. JIM PIVEC: Blackie. When he drives, you're safer at home. Commencement, Choir, Tennis, Hobby: Skin diving, Secret Ambition: To race at LeMans, Future Plans: Engineering ot Notre Dame. L68D STAN REIN: Red. He had so many bright idea , hi hair turned red. Commencement. Senior Council. Red Crott. Football, Traci. Hockey Manager. Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To become manager of the Detroit Red Wings. Future Plans: Air Force and College. RODGER REUTELER: Rcut. I take another path when trouble comes my way. Banquet. Hobbies: Cars, fishing, and hunting. Secret Ambition: To own a Lincoln Continental. Future Plans: U. of M. MAXINE REYNOLDS: Mackie, ' A miss who's full of mischief. Budget, Silver Tri Vice-President. Blue Tri President. G.A.A.. Hobby: Music, Secret Ambition: To travel. Future Plans: General Hospital School of Nursing. JANICE RICHARDSON: Jan. âFew things arc impossible to diligence and skill. Cap and Gown, Senior Council. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choir, J.A.. Hobbies: Bowling and golf. Secret Ambition: To be a jet pilot. Future Plans: Nursing at Northwestern Hospital. GARY ROAM: Gitty, A 'note' worthy boy. Memorial Chairman. Hi-Y, Band President, Cross Country, Track. Hobbies: Painting, boat building, and Boy Scouts, Secret Ambition: To get that Glen Miller Sound out of my bone, Future Plans: Music Education, U. of M. JAMES ROBERGE: Crowbar. Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. Memorial. Hobby: Working on cars. Secret Ambition: To get a good grade in Willie's English class. Future Plans: U. of M. ROGER ROVICK: Rog. His graduation is the school's loss and some hockey team's gain. ' Budget. Hockey Captain, Baseball, S Club, Athletic Board, Hobby: Sports, Secret Ambition: To make the U. of M. hockey team, Future Plans: Business Administration. U. of M. GARY SANDER: Getty, His driving resembles a rc'hearsc'al for an accident. Commencement. Hi-Y Secretary. J.A., Swimming. S Club. Secret Ambition: To fly to the moon. Future Plans: U. of M.? JIM SCHIPKE: It's folly to tell women truth. Banquet. All-School Hi-Y President. Hi-Y President, Track. Cross Country, Hobbies: Sports, ca s. and girls. Secret Ambition: To pole-vault over 11 feet. Future Plans: Mechanical Engineer, U. of M. or Macalestcr. ALAN SCHMUCKER: SchmatZ'C, He's a terror on the gridiron, but with the girlsâ Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Hi-Y, Ethics Committee Chairman, Arrow, Football Captain, Track, Athletic Board. S Club. Hobby: Eating Gut Bombs, Secret Ambition: To be a professional water skier in Florida. Future Plans: Carlcton. SUSAN SINCLAIR: Sue. Agreeable and likeable. Records and Secretarial, G.A.A., Student Council, Arrow. Choir. Dance Committee. Hobbies: Dancing and reading. Secret Ambition: To travel through Europe, Future Pians: U. of M. SANDRA SKINNER: Cool, calm, and collected. Memorial, Silver Tri. Blue Tri Vice-President, G.A.A. President, Junior Council. Red Cross. Lunchroom Monitor, Hobby: Bowling, Secret Ambition: To go to Europe with Barb. Future Plans: U. of M. BRENDA SMITH: Brendie. She loves all the days of the week, especially Saturday and Sunday. Cap and Gown, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Homecoming, Hobby: Talking in general. Secret Ambition: To have coal black hair. Future Plans: College. SHARON SMITH: Srrntty, Oh yes. school, I do drop in occasionally. Records and Secretarial, Hobbies: Swimming and collecting records, Secret Ambition: To stay out of trouble. Future Plans: College. VICTOR SMITH: Senator, You can't arrest me. I'm a senator. Class Day. Hi-Y, Arrow, Hobby: Model Railroading. Secret Ambition: To move away from Minneapolis to mid-Canada before an H-bomb attack, Future Plans: U. of M. Engineering. DAVE SONDEREGGER: Sondy, Frankly, he's swell. Class Play Committee, Sophomore Council. Hi-Y Chaplain, Student Council Treasurer. Ethics. Choir President, Hobbies: Swimming, camping, and canoeing, Secret Ambition: To lead an exploration into some little known territory. Future Plans: U. of M. SHARON SORENSON: Likeable and lookablc. Banquet. Junior Council. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choir, Homecommg, Secret Ambition: To sneeze one big sneeze. Future Plans: U. of M. BETTY SOUKUP: Soukey. When she laughs, we all laugh. Banquet, Silver Tn, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Red Cross, Hobby: Collecting things from other states, Secret Ambition: To have a private phone in my room. Future Plans: Burroughs Calculating School. SHERMAN STANCHFIELD: Shcrm. Shorty. 1 There's no conceit .n my family ... I have it all. Commencement, Treasurer Micus Hi-Y, Choir, S Club. Track, Basketball, Hobby: Old sailins vessels. Secret Ambition: To keep a car for more than â months. Future Plans: U. of M. DAVID STARKEY: Dave, Heâs a man after hit own heart.â Com mencement, All School Hi-Y Chaplain, Hi-Y President, Class Play. Student Council. S Club. Football. Track. Hobbies: Tennis and weight lifting. Secret Ambition: Be an admiral. Future Plans: U. of M. ROBERT STEELE: Bob. A leader of men, and a follower of women. Commencement, Student Council Vice-President. Arrow Business Manager, Band, Valedictorian, Hobby: Woodworks, Secret Ambition: To have my own chauffeur. Future Plans: Engineering, U. of M. CHARLEY STONE: Chuck, A moving Stone' gathers no moss. Baccalaureate, All School Vice-President, Hi-Y Vice-President. Red Cross, Arrow, Swimming, Hobby: Playing pool with the boysâ. Secret Ambition: To comb many beaches in the Hawaiian Islands. Future Plans: U. of M. RENEE STREITZ: Na6. I don't care how you spell my name. I'll change it someday anyway. Records and Secretarial. G.A.A.. Girls' Golf Team, Hobby: Arguing (especially with Mr. Strand), Secret Ambition: To get an A in chemistry, Future Plans: College. CATHERINE E. STYLES: Cathy, She always knows what to say and how to say it. Class Play. Senior Council, Student Council, Homecoming Auditorium Chairman, Hobbies: Writing, acting, and speak ing. Secret Ambition: To go home with a southern accent. Future Plans: University of New Zealand. ERIC SUNDQUIST: Carlos. âHe stoops to nothing but the door and all look up at him. Baccalaureate. Red Cross. Hockey. Baseball, S Club. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Secret Ambition: To get an A in English, Future Plans: College. ElNAR SVANG: Lefty. â Women, too. prefer blondes. Budget. Hi-Y, Baseball. Hobbies: Workinq on cars, sleeping, eatinq. and women. Secret Ambition: To build a Nautilus with Becker, Future Plans: Mining Engineering. DEAN SWANSON: Swanie. 'Easy does it. Banquet. Basketball, Hobbies: Cars and guns. Secret Ambition: To drive a hot rod. Future Plans: U. of M. BARBARA TELANDER: Barb, A winning way and a pleasing smile. Class Day Committee Chairman. Silver Tri President, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Homccommg Queen Attendant, Red Cross. French Club, Chcerlead-mg Co-Captain, Annual. Choir. Hobbies: Drawing, bowling, and music, Secret Ambition: To go to Europe with Sandy. Future Plans: U. of M. JOAN THIELGES: Jo, It's a pleasure to know her. Cap and Gown, Blue Tri, Hobby: Collcctmq jan records, Secret Ambition: To see the world. Future Plans: Airline stewardess. JANICE THOMPSON: Jan, Shed rather be out of this world than out of style. Cop and Gown, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Band, Girls' Golf Team, Hobby: Riding camels. Secret ambit-on: To go to Hawaii, Future Plans: Secretarial work. CONNIE TOWERS: Cejit, Her eyes smile the whole day through.' Records and Secretarial, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choir, Hobbies: Photography, art, and bowlinq. Secret Ambition: To sec the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace, Future Plans: U. of M. DAVID VANARSDALL: Vandy, Never a dull moment. Budget, Tennis Captain, S Club, Hobby: Hunting, Secret Ambition: To play poker in Reno, Nevada. Future Plans: U. of M. SHIRLEY VAN STEENWYK: Easy to get along with. Class Play Committee. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Choir. Hobbies: Hiking and reading, Secret Ambition: To shoe horses for the Mounted Police, Future Plans: Nursing. LU ANNA WALTERS: Lu, I never say much, but I say a lot. Class Day, Silver Tn, Blue Tri. Homecoming. Dance Committee, French Club. Lunchroom Monitor, G.A.A.. Hobby: Sports, Secret Ambition: Iâm not telling. Future Plans: Airline hostess. BARBARA WALTON: Barb. Silence more musical than any song. Baccalaureate. Office Helper, Hobby: Sewing, Secret Ambition: To get all As . Future Plans: U. of M. FRED WARNE: Warnies, What every young girl should know. Cap and Gown Chairman, Senior Council Vice-President, Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor, Red Cross. Football, Hockey. Baseball, Track, S Club, Secret Ambition: To play pro hockey. Future Plans: U. of M. C 70 ] JOYCE ANNE WElBy; Joy. She smiles and the shadows depart. Class Day. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross. Hobby: Making my own clothes, Secret Ambition: To have a figure like Marilyn Monroe, Future Plans: University of Baylor, Waco. Texas. ALBERT WELDON: Al, Quiet? . . . Well, sometimes. Budget. Class Play, Hobby: Sw-mming, Future Plans: University of Minnesota. BARBARA A. WILLIAMS: Bobbi, Peppy, cute, and sweet: there's talent in her dancing feet. Class Play Committee, Silver Th, Blue Tri, G.A.A., French Club, Hobbies: Music and dancing, Secret Ambition: To be able to sing well, Future Plans: Attend danc-ng conservatory in Chicago this summer and teach dancing. BARBARA R. WILLIAMS: Chuff, Senior Class Secretary, Records and Secretarial Chairman. Senior Council. Class Play, Silver Tn, Blue Tn, G.A.A.. French Club. Choir Secretary, Homecoming, Girls' Golf Team, Hobbies: Sewing and music. Secret Ambition: To meet Marlon Brando. Future Plans: College. JUDy WILLIAMS: Who would refuse 'A Date With Judy'? Records and Secretarial. Junior Council Treasurer. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor. French Club. Homecoming. Hobby: Eatingâof course! Secret Ambition: To get to Marlon Brando before Chuff does. Future Plans: U. of M. MARNA JEAN WILLIAMSON: Maim. Our queen, need we say more. Budget, Homecommq Queen, Girls' State Delegate. All-City Student Council Secretary. Student Council, Silver Tri, Salutatorian, Arrow Insert Editor, Band, Hobbies: Sewing and cooking. Secret Ambition: To raise a million kids. Future Plans: To change my name to Copeland. BARRy WILSON: Wils. Iâm not in the roll of common men. Cap and Gown, All-School Hi.y Chaplain. Hi-y President. Hobbies: Hunting and fishinq. Secret Ambition: To live in canoe country. Future Plans: College. JOHN WILSON: Jack, Someone around here has to be serious. Baccalaureate. V.A.C., Hobby: Studying about aeronautics. Secret Ambition: To pilot the first man-carrying rocket ship to outer-space. Future Plans: Aeronautical engineering at the U. of M. KATHLEEN WILSON: Kay. Peppy and pretty, her twinkling toes will gam her fame wherever she goes.' Memorial. Hobbies: Art and music. Secret Ambition: To become a ballet dancer. Future Plans: Lessons at Andahazy School of Classical Ballet. DAVID WlSTRAND: Wisty. Little Dave, full of tricks, ain't he cute, heâs only in (feet).' Social, V.A.C.. Hi y. Hobbies: Art and cars. Future Plans: Business College. SHARON WOODMARK: Wordsworth. Life begins in June. Records and Secretarial. Blue Tri. Hobbies: Swimming and horseback riding, Secret Ambition: To take a world w de cruise. Future Plans: Marriage and work. Not Pictured: DIANE M. MILLER: Di, ' Music hath charms, and so has she.' Sophomore Council. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Red Cross. Choir. J.A., French Club, Hobbies: Loafing and eating goodies. Secret Ambition: To marry a billionaire (at least) and live happily ever after. Future Plans: Mather College, Cleveland, Ohio, music major. TOM RESLOW: Cro. Oh. why did they confine me here? Banquet. Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: To own many old Cadillacs. Future Plans: To be an undertaker. TOM WEINBERGER: Wciney, His racquet pays off.' Class Day. S Club. Tennis. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Secret Ambition: To marry the girl who fell in the creek. Future P ans: Navy. [71 3 If If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust youiself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too: If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or, being lied about, don't deal in lies, Or being hated don't give way to hating, And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise; If you can dreamâand not make dreams your master; If you can thinkâand not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same: If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings. And never breathe a word about your loss: If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: Hold on! If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with Kingsânor lose the common touch. If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you. If all men count with you. but none too much: If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty secondsâ worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, Andâwhat is moreâyou'll be a Man. my son! [72] âRudyard Kipling Imm pgpijs FrwBBi 1(1 â fttf UUS. :sl,T,r; 7f- . WIHHi
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