Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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 HELPERS—Row 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 GUARDS—Row 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.—Row 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 HELPERS—Row I: Karen Carpenter. Kay Wilson, Row 2: Miss Walkup, D.ana Bishop. STAGE CREW—Row 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 MONITORS—Row 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. £2 0

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DEBATE—Row 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 CLUB—Row 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 CROSS—Row 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 ]

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G. A. A. G.A.A. COUNCIL—Row 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. GIRLS’ SWIMMING TEAM Ian. Yvornc Malloy Row I Bowers. Carol Steffy. Jean Axtcll, Lynn La Mottr. Roth Janice Richardson. Sandra Bamc, Mary Langsam. GIRLS’ GOLF TEAM—Row I: Sybil Blumenion, Engcn. Diane Lockrem. Row 2: Mrs. Boylon. Sonjo Honsey, Sandra Skinner. Judy 8earmon.