Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

WAGISTANI AN PUBLISHED BY 1956 ANNUAL STAFF SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS 10, MINNESOTA Sandy Prieve Barbara Anderson Art Editor Copy Editors Nancy Rigg Arlene Wittke Layout Editor Karen Bonhus Norman Watt Business Manager Mr. McDonough Advisor Dedication To Mr. Halley, We. the senior class, dedicate our 1956 Wagis-tanian to a person who has made Southwest a better school. Besides being Assistant to the Principal, cross-country and track coach, and teacher of advanced math, Mr. Halley has taken time to help many individuals in many ways. His phenomenal record of track and cross-country winnings has been a source of extreme pride to Southwest. Faculty Council 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. t To the Members of the 1956 Graduating Class: On my high school commencement night many years ago. a member of the faculty handed each member of our graduating class a slip of paper on which was the following message: There is no magic in a diploma. There is no guarantee of wisdom in a college degree. The lexicographers tell us that a diploma confers a privilege, an honor, or a power. A privilege is of little significance unless we avail ourselves of it. An honor is meaningless unless we live it. A power is futile unless we exercise it. And to do these things, we must have that within us which mates it possible. They are not in the written paper. They are in the holder of it.” The truth of this message is as significant today as it was then. I hope it will mean as much to each of you as it did to me. Best of wishes. R. H. Classon ANN BRINLEY Girl ’ Counselor Physical Education Girls' Clubs H. V. WARNER Boys' Counselor Civics Hi-y Advisor AL HALLEy Assistant to Principal, Advonceo Math. Cross Country and Track Coach C 5 D WILLIAM ADAM: Social Studies. Assistant Football Coach and Head Baseball Coach MARVIN BJORLIN: Industrial Arts Stage Manager. Sophomore Coach for Football. Hockey, and Baseball MRS. ELINOR BOYLAN: Girls' Physical Education. Senior English G.A.A.. Girls Swimming Team, Homecoming, Class Play. Centennial O. B. DAHLE: Orchestra. Choral Club Choir Senior Advisor. Senior Council Advisor MRS. KATE R. GRADY: Home Economics Red Cross. Faculty Council R. P. GUETZLOE: Biology Athletic Faculty Manager EVAN L. HAAHEIM: Modern Problems Student Council, Lunchroom. Faculty Council. Tennii'Coach MRS. ELEANOR HAALAND: English. Common Learnings Silver Tri Advisor. Faculty Council MRS. JANET HENDRICKSON: Special Service Teacher To Our Faculty MARGARET H. HOLLIDAY: English Blue Tri, Advisor. Faculty Council IRENE E. HOLMBERG: Alegbra Banking Chairman. Lost and Found SEVERENA C. HOLMBERG: Business Education Department Faculty Council, Ticket Sales MRS. HOPE HOLMES: Arts and Crafts Display Case. Hall Bulletin Boards, Poster Publicity JOE HUTTON: Civics. Boys' Physical Education Sophomore Football and Basketball Coach FRANK S. INGLE8RET: Science. World H.story Debate and Civil Defense PHILIP JACOBS: Industrial Arts Swimming Coach NORMAN JOHNSON: Mathematics,' Boys' Physical Education Sophomore Basketball Coach BART McDONOUGH: English Advisor to Annual Staff MRS. MARJORIE NAGEL: Assistant Librarian LILLIAN M. NELSON: French, English French Club Advisor. Foreign Language Com. mittce RUTH NORDQUIST: Spanish. English School Historian, Head of Foreign Language Department ROBERT OLSON: Band D-rector Music Chairman CARL A. PEARSON: Physics. Chemistry H.-y Advisor. Senior Awards Committee RUDOLPH E. PEDERSEN: Mathematics Golf Coach, Class Council Advisor. Mathematics Chairman DAVID PETERSON: Commercial Hockey Coach. Sophomore Football We wish to thank you for helping to gu.de us through our four years of high school. We will remember you not only os teachers, but as friends. STANFORD C. STRAND: Modern Problems. Mathematics Class Council Advisor MARy LOU WALKUP: Librarian Coordinator of Auditorium Programs JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS: Lotm, English Red Cross. Senior Awards Committee JOSEPH WITZMAN: English. Speech Arrow Advfsor CHARLES A. WOHLFORD: United States History Equipment Room Manager. Class Council Advisor. Social Studies Chairmon PAUL R. WOHLFORD: Industrial Arts Lunchroom. V.A.C.. Industrial Arts Chairman cn OFFICE CLERKS—Mr,. Carlson, Mr; Hem.chon. Miss Gordon. SPECIAL SERVICE TEACHER AND HELPERS—Sealed: Pat Strand Mrs. Hendrickson: Standing: Sharon Bestrom, Karen Munson. Charlene Pricvc. Nancy McGee. JANITORIAL STAFF—Mrs. MeGraw, Mr. Rossum, Mr. Borl-mann. Mr. Swenson, Mr. Milewsk., Mr. Hart. KITCHEN STAFF -Susan Stnrrct: Mary Webster, Mrs. Odcl.a Clark. Mrs. Marian Herstrom, Sylvia Olson. in UNDERCLASSMEN Class of 1959 Abrahamson. Leslie Ahenson, Don Aldre, Mart Anderson, Dove Arlandson, Sharrie Baker, Jim Beatty, Lucilc Belcher, Mary Bender, Jerry Berger, Alan Berndt, Dick Berner, Elnabcth Beit. Don Bestrom, George Bethke, Richard Buekma, Jack Bigot, Al Bishop, Dan Bloomquist, Ron Bodmc, Judy Border , Joanne Brunkow, Charlotte Burroughs, Sue Burton. Marcia Cain, Don Carlson. Roberta Carney, Al Carney, Dick Carpenter, Virginia Challman, Jerry Chase, Kristin Eaves. Mike Chrisinger. Eddie Christensen. Carol Clark. Sue Connors. Steve Crary, Beth Daggett. Mike Croonauist, John Dale, Virginia Dartt. Roger Day, Susan Deal Madeline Dcsnick, Lynne Dcttman Carol Devoy, Tom Diets, Dorothy Dindingcr. Richard Doran, Gerald Dnnkwatcr, Charles Dunn, Donna Eads, Barbara Einan, Mike Eiscnberg, Betty Elvie, Janice Emmons. Mike England. Kathy Felder, Frances Fellows, Nancy Fischer. Al Forbes. Barbara Forsman, Linda Foster, Sue Fridlund, Susan Frisby, Brian Gale, Tom Galvin, Jean Garten, Adele Gcrlickcr, Mike Gleason, John Goddard. Lee Googins, Gary Goss, Helen Gottlieb, John Gould, Ann Gouldmg. Paul Green, Judy Graff. Bob mo: Guiley, Sue Gumingo, Gary Gustafson. Betty Hall. Phyllis Harsage, John Henrickion, Bruce Hisson. Bruce Holm. Carolyn Holttad, Lenny Holte. Ned Hork. Roger Houston, Bob Hughei. Carolyn Hutchint, Jim Huchinson, Julie Ilham, Sandra Jcbc. Suxannc Johanton. Mary Lou Johnson, Lauren Johnson. Paul Keeler, Tom Kassmir, Mary Karusis, Pam Kartes. Carol Laidlaw, Peter Land,JeH Larson. Dick Layman. Lois Lind, John Lund. Bill Lunderberg. Jerry McCoy, Marsha McDermott. Pat McGann, Ferry McGrorty. Bill McLaughlin, Bill McRoberts, Tim May. Tom Mcama Kathleen Miller, Linda Moen, Harry Myers, 8etsy Newell, George Nicotic, Bruce Olson, Signe Olson, Dianne Owens. Mike Opava. Mary Passolt, Dick Paulson, Margeric Pearson, Diane Pcrra, Janice Perrin. Sandy Pippinger, Jo Ann Powell. Mary Priestly. Joan Purricr. Dianna Rader, Eleanor Ramsburg, Mary Rice, Jack Rislcr, Patty Roscnficld, Larry Saliterman, Larry Sander, Barbara Savage. Mike Schachtele. Charles Schmucker, Fred Shaw, Lesie Sledx. Bill Skophommer, Linda Slats, Barb Slcitcr, Joan Slcixcr, Joyce Smith, Sandy Stephens, Cynthia Stuart, Donna cm Stewart, Sharon Stromberg. Cheryl Swanson. Sharon Swanson, Wayne Swenson, David Switzer. Franz Thielges. Pat Turner, Tom Vcnske. Stephen Vogh. Victor Vogt, Valeric Wciby, Dave Wciske. Wayne Nemer. Betsy Wcxler, Tom Wigand. Richard Wigner, Gretchen Young, Lynn W.se, Pa'.t, Eggerj And ca Pike, David Neunsinger, Jon Or;n. Mary SctliHe Linda Svare, Pcdcr Weirs, Roger Yund, Judy Posed shot? Racing for the marshmallow? C 12 3 Hmm! What ARE the measurements? Class of 1958 Anderson, Dave Anderson, Karen Andeiion, Margie Bard, Steve Baretie, Joan Barry, Brian Beaubairc, Judy Beha, Bill Benjamin, Margie Benton, John Bergttrom, Steve Berman. Harriet Bettrom, Sharon Billings, Dave Billingsley. John Blade, Tim Blood, Bob Blume, Bob 8odine. Bill 8ohan, Mike Bongaarts, Carol Bonneville. Jim Borseth, Dick 8randon, Jean Branham. Jerry Brooks. Elizabeth Bruer, Sally 8uit, Bob Busvn, Mike Cadicui, Margo Carls. Bob Carlson, Claudia Carnahan, Nancy Chavie Sharon Chevalier, Peter Christie, Jerry Cleary, Joelle Cluff, Rhoda Cohen, Carol Cook. Sue Cooper, Robert Corey, Chet Cosgrove. Mike Cranston, Craig Crandall, Sarah Cravens, Brian Crimmmt, Gerald Croonquist, Robert Currier, Jetf Daugherty. Mary Davison, Tom Dickinton, Karen Dobbins, Larry Dregni. Margie Drew, Marlene Dsrzan. Rochelle Dwyer, Virginia Eman, Dick Ellgren. William Elliot, Jim Elo. Bob Englcman, Carol Ewert, Joanne Flemmer. Allen Foster, Bruce Foster, Grctchen For Carol Frank, Janice Gerstem. Arnold Gicrc, Karen Goldman, Mike Gray, Susan Grossman. Michael Guilford. Judy Gunderson. Kay Gustafson. Charles Hageman, Janet Hate. Judith CI3] Pallia. Mary Jane Pearson, Elisabeth Pearson, Glenn Perlman, Susan Pctcrka, Lois Peterson. Richard Peterson. Jim Phillips. Thomas Phillips, Ruth Pishncy, Joyce Preston. Shirley Pricve, Charlene Ptashne. Mark Raich, Dave Rcinkc, Howard Rousseau, Gerald Peterson, Ralph Rosta, Judy Sandberg. John Sanders. Sharon Schachtcls, Frances Schimming, Judy Scott, Alan Shanahan. Tom Sheehan, Paul Smidell, Mary Joe Smith, Elisabeth Smith, Sally Smith, Stephen Sparks. Barbara Stuck, Jerry Sundin, Louise Svang, Carolyn Swanson, Phyllis Swenson, Kathleen Swoboda, Ellis Thorkildson, Lynn Therbcr. Georgia Todd, Franklin Tollefson, Caroline Ungcrman, Richard Valcnc. Murray Voedisch, Jon Vallmer, John Weaver. Parke Wheatley, Marian Widlund, Bcnay Williams. Janice Williamson, Barbara W.lncr. Fred Wilson. Barbara Wilson, Judy Witsoc, David Wittke. Kathy Worthley. Mary yablonski. Mido young, Carol Zclle, Bonnie Zcmlin, Bruce Arne. John Wise. Dick CI5D Class of 1957 Aanes, Mark Aase. John Aichcr, Diane Anderson, Arlene Anderson, Priscilla Averbeck, Roy Baird, Mickey 8aker, Sue Berner, William Bertas, Scott Billet, Dave Bischoff, Donna Bittner. Barb Blade. Steve Bond. Penny Bongoarts, Vincent Bowers, Barb Brown Judic Cain, iharon Carlon, Laura Carlson, Gary Carney, Bill Carney. Jim Chatterton, Joanne Colbey, Bill Cooper Sue Craig, Gordon Daggett. Pat Day, Gloria Diamond, Gary Dobbins. Dick Dolan, Connie Dove, Paul Dowidat, Jack Dratx, Ed Einan, Jim Eads, Judy Engen, Clement Erickson, Diane Erickson. Mary Ericson. Karol Ficger, Jim Fowler. Duncan Frandecn, Carolyn Fries, Charles Gass, Leah Gcrstein, Stan Giese. Carol Gilbertson, Marion Girard, Carol Googms. Roger Goss, Albert Gottlieb, Barb Haley, Mike Hansen, Marilyn Harp, Lois Hartman, Dava Huktner, Bob Heneman. Stan Henry, Ron Hall Barb Hitchcock. Maryann Huson. Bev Hotvet, John Hull, Kay Ingle, Bev Jacobi. Karl Jamgotch. Diane Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Sandra Jorgensen, Jay Kapel, Jack Kati. Jcanine Klawittcr, Pat Klcist. Gale Kocning, Lawrence Kohncn, Mary Kraft, Barb CI6J Kuhn. James Lane. Skip Langfcld, Tfudy Langsam Mary LaVoie. Carol Layman, Mary Lehmann, Jim Libbcy, Judy Libbey. Linda Lrekterg, Dick Licktcig. Noebert McCloud. John McKee. Clara McKeand. Wyll.e McGrec, Bill Mack. Tom Major, Larry Matthew , Nancy Mattson. Julie Mcllin, Judy Meredith. Wayne Meyer , Chuck Miller, E oi e Miller, Jerry Mitzel, Janice Moen. Annette Molftad, Marilyn Moran, Tom Murray. Carol Natanton, Iric Nelson, Judic Nelton, Norman Nelson, Sandy Ness. Judy Newhousc. Jim Nicholson, Kay Noble Eddy Nolt, Pat Olsen. Tony Olson, Bob Oredson, Henry Orfield. Henry Ordal, Carol Paulson, Linnea Petersen, Jeanne Porter, Ed Prcuss. Dennis Purrier. Bob Quinn. Bob Ratoikc, Gordon Ready, Judy Reimer, Donald Renslow. Jeanne Rcnslow, Joan Reybold, Pat Richardson. Sharon Risch. Warren Roam. David Sanders. Tom Sather, Tom Schultz Chuck Senn. Henry Sharpe, Joanne Shink, Ronald Sonderegger, Karin Sparks. Patnc a Spencer. Suianns Spiegel. Ruth SteHy,Carol Sullwold,Wayne Terrill. Tom Tollefson. Ann Tourvil'c. Patricia Wachs. Diane Wall, Susan Wcbia, Richard Weer . Karen Wefel, Albert C 17 3 Wefel, Al Welt, Gary Wcxlcr, Maxine White. Audrey William, Robert Wilson, Dave Wilton. Larry Wilion Margaret Winterburn. Barbara Wing. Kenneth Witta. Hank Wulke, Ed Van Santen. Bill yaeger. Jerry Eat hearty! Our finest specimens cm What's the trouble with Harry? ACTIVITIES EDITORS—Row I: Katie Pratt, Layout Editor; Sondy Pricvc. Editor in Chief. Row 2: Norman Watt Business Manager' Mr. McDonough, Advisor; Karen Bonhus. Photography Editor; Arlene Wittke. Nancy Rigg, Copy Editors. Where's the key? always starts the day off right. Amid gossip and jokes a few pictures are mounted, a little copy is written. As deadline time draws near many cries are heard: We need those pictures. Jay!' Won't someone please help me cut this? Oh! You kids! Work! We'll have to work this weekend again!' Norm, our business manager, oversaw the selling of homecoming buttons and book covers, and the sponsoring of the Football Opener. Many thanks to our advisor, Mr. McDonough, the student photographers. Mr. Segal of the Bureau of Engraving, Mr. Carlson of Lund Press. Lundgren Studios, and Dahl Bookbinders. Their assistance and patience were greatly appreciated. Whew! At least we have an annual! Annual Staff STAFF—Row I: Jim Burroughs. Sandy Pricvc, Nancy Scmbla B«-n Kaufman. Row 2: Nancy Rigg. Gervac Blomgren Ann Weinberger. Row 3: Connie Henog. Noiman Watt. Jay Anderson. McDonough, Karen Bonhus. Mary Langsam. Carol Erickson, Katie Pratt. Arlene Wittke. [20] A familiar sight in the Arrow room is Rolf's clever bulletin board holding many choice bits. Also sparkling up the room are Freedy's clever witticisms. As always the staff's biggest job is to make the frequent deadlines. Despite confusion they always make them, and the paper always comes out better than the time before. Mr. Witzmon is to be commended for his fine job. We know it was no easy job replacing Mrs. Zittleman. The whole staff is to be praised for its many clever ideas, and for its Arrow firsts including the Arrow auditorium with the I go Arrow tags and the editions of Arroto which have added a lot to the school year. EOITORS—Sitting: Sandy Evans. Feature Editor: Judy Schm.dt. 6th Page Editor: Phyllis Ramey, 4th Page Editor; Carol Alberts. Ed'tor-in-Chief. Standing: Judy Bryngclton. Front Page Editor: Dave Friedman. Sports Editor; Joe Hav.land, Sports Editor; Rosalind Steffy. 3rd Page Editor. Not pictured: Barb Brooke, Ed • Semester; Rolf Bjelland. Business Manager. Arrow Staff STAFF_____Sitting Melanie Gams'ey. Barb Brooke. Carol A'bcrts, Saandy Evans. Judy Bryngelson Ro, e Marsh. Standing: Dave Fr ed man Rolf B.elland. Barb Best. Phyllis Ramey. Rosalind Steffy, Ela-nc Dysthe. Ben Kaufman. Barb Shine. Joe Hav.land Mr. W.txman. Advisor. OFFICERS—Sitting: Nancy Bauman Secretary: Janice Bonneville Corresponding Secretary. Standing: Tom Reichert. Vice-President: Rolf Bjelland. Don Roepke. Treasurers: Jack Prins. President. This organization can boast of having the most leaders of the school as members. The Student Council acts as a guiding hand for the student body. Important events on the Student Council calendar this year included Homecoming. Christmas dance. Edina-Southwest Youth Conference, and the all school paper sale to raise money for the American Field Service. Southwest participated in the city and state student councils. Sandy Prieve was elected all-city Vice President. Student Council Row I: s. Gulley. J. Bonnev.lle. T. Reichert, J. Prins, D. Roepke. N. Bauman. 8. Zclle. Row 2: F. Schmuckcr, P. O'Rourke. M. Lang sam. B. Myers. P. Thomas. J. G'eason, D. loofbourow. Row 3: L. Gass, S. Scott. S. Prieve, E. Dvsthe. A. Good. J. Rcns'ow. M. 8w-ton. B. Carney. Row 4: E. Noble, K. Bonhus. A. McIntyre. J. Sandberg: B. Myers. 8. Kosmos. R. Ungerman. Row 5: S. Brabant: T. Stillman. J. McCuc. M. Lane J. Bonneville. R. Bjelland. B. Donahue. S. Bertas. C 22 3 Cheerleaders To keep our school spirit high we have had the best cheerleaders in a number of years. This group, captained by Karen Russell, has been faithful and enthusiastic all year. ■ t Left side: Caro! LaVoie, Sybil Blumcnson, Phyllis Rainey. Idellc Brucr. Right side: Karen Russell, Captain: Mary Langsam. Joanne Rcnslow. Jeanne Renslow. Sitting: T. Reichert. S. Pricve. Secretary. Standing: E. Noble. J. Bonneville, C. Colby. Chairman; J. Hotvet. M. Oaggett. Ethics Committee Ethics Committee, headed by Chuck Colby, helps to make student government work at Southwest. They act as a judiciary committee for the lunchroom. This group give of their time to lay the groundwork for student supervision. C2 n Left—Row I: A. Bigot, G. Holstad. V. Vogt. J. Schmidt. R. Steffy. L. Major. Right: J. Vund. 0. Bishop. P. Osman. P. Sovre, 0. Brown J. Arne. C. Holmes. Left—Row 2: B. B ttner. M. Vablonkski. A. Gcrstcin. E. Chnssinger. Right: M. Gerlicker. F. Todd. C. Schultz. D. Knapp. C. Steffy. Left—Row 3: M. Goldman. L. Lundgren. E. Swobodo. M. Kahnen. D. Best B. Lund. B. Maeser. 0. Roam. 8. Carls. B. Olsen. Right: S. Gerstein. D. Achtcr. L. Thorkildson. L. Wilson. B. Meyers. Back Row: B. Sander. N. Hcmpstad, Mr. Olson. J. Peterson, A. Eggert. D. Traver. L. Beck. S. Smith. Impressive Instrumentalists Under the leadership of the new director, Mr. Robert Olson, the band has had one of the most successful years since it began. The main objective of the band has been to try and finance $6,000 for new uniforms which they hope to have next fall. This year the band played at football games and put on some successful field shows. After playing at South- west Night and auditoriums, the spring concert climaxed their busy year. The orchestra, also under the direction of O. B. Dahle. consists solely of strings. Because of this it has stressed individual talent through small ensemble and solo pieces. For a better understanding of music, they studied harmony and writing original pieces. M. Ptashnc. 0. Wilson. B. Felder. R. Steffy. L. Forsmann. A. Tollefson. C. Steffy. Mr. Dohle. C 24 3 CHORAL CLUB Row I: A. Ranalo. R. Philips. S. Smith. S. Manthey. G. Foster. Row 2: R. Hanod. M. Woithey J. Hutnc' S. Brucr. C. Pncve. M. Anderson. Row 3: K. Norman. M. McCune. B. Lawrence. B. Klawitter. N. Holmberg. Row 4: J. Rosza L. Logo sen. B. Wilson. K. Anderson. M. Wheatly. N. Nichols. Row 5: J. Brandon. P. Hartsc. B. Widlund. J. Reichert. B. M.-lqu si. J. Wilson. S. Gray. Versatile Vocalists FRESHMAN CHOIR—Row I: L. Layman, J. Priestly. S. Perrin. B. Eaads. S. Isham, C. Hughs. M. Johanson. 0. Pearson. E. Rader C. Desnick. D. Purrier. N. Fellows, S. Stewart. P. Risler. B. Neamer, K. Chase. M. Powell. B. Malkerson, 8. Burner. C. Dettman. M Opava, P. Thilges. A. Garten. Row 2: J. Borders. J. Elve. L. Setlisf, F. Felder, D. Dunn, M. Burton, S. Jebe. G. Carpenter. M. Rons burg. J. Slizer, K. England, P. McDermott. J. Bodine. B. E senberg, S. Olson. M. Deal. D. Stewart. C. Holm. J. Hutchinson. A. Gould S. Burroughs. M. Belcher. K. John, C. Kartes, L. Skopehammer, S. Fridlund. C. Brunkow, S. Foster. Row 3: S. Guilcy. G. Wigner. R Carlson, B. Slais L. Miller, C. Steven . S. Clark, M. McCoy, S. Swanson. J. Pippinger. P. W sc. J. Slizer, C. Christenson, J. Green D. Dietz, M. Kassmir. Row 4: J. Lunderberg, M. MacGown, B. Lund. M. Yabonski, T. May. J. Neusinger, V. Vough. F. Scwitzer W. Swanson, J. Bender P. Johnson. G. Bestrom. M. Doggct. J. Baker, M. Aldre. J. Hutchins. S. Jule. R. Mcsncr, R. Dortt. B. Houston T. McGann. T. Turner. D. W be. B. Hinson. J. Lind, G. Googins, T. Wciler. R. Wigand. D. Caine. L. Holstcad B. Frizby. OFFICERS—Row I: Elaine Dysthe Scrgeant-at Arm : Peter Moli. President: Sandy Prieve. Secretary. Row 2: Jay Fillmore. Treasurer- John Hot vet. Busmen Manager; John Schipke. Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Green, Vice President. Choir The best choir ever' under the direction of O. B. Dahle. has finished another very successful year, in which they presented many fine concerts: all of which helped to uphold its reputation as an outstanding acappella choir. To gain experience and earn money for their choir trip, they presented Song of Christmas and gave several concerts at different churches, as well as selling snow ' brushes during the Row I; J. Nelson, J. Schmidt, J. Kati, B. Wmtcrburn, S. Gianos, S. Baker. P. Klawittcr, J. Schedin. Row 2: K. Russell, P. Ramey. S. Nelson. K. Sondereggcr. S. Sanders. C. Cohen, J. Keller. Row 3: P. Daggett. B. Best, A. Wittke D. Archer, K. Er-cson D. Wmtcrburn • Bruer. E. Dysthe. Row 4: M. Smidell. B. Hixson. M. Patka. C. Frandeen. J. Mellin, N. Bauman, L. Gass. C. Carlson. E. Miller. Row 5: M. Newell. K. Pratt. T. Olsen. J. Voedisch, T. Worthley. B. Hektner. D. Fowler. J. Jorgenson. J. Pastor. Row 6: R. Andrews. P. Dove, p. Scribner, J. Hart. E. Wulke B. Spector, D. Risler, T. Meshbeshcr. J. Prins. C. Miller. f t t ♦A t f f « ft f T “ T «■ 1 1 T - _ ft f ft 4 i 4 ♦41 4444 9r 4 Choir winter. Their efforts were rewarded in their never to be forgot-ten trip to South Dakota during which time five excellent concerts were given. The choir also participated in the State Music contest in which they received a top rating. The annual Spring Concert was the highlight of the year. The choir was showered with compliments, the most typical being The choir gets better every year!'' Row I: S. Larson. A. Weinberger, R. Stcffy. B. B.ttner, G. Blomgrcn. C. Engetman. L. Sundm, K. Giere. P. O'Rourke. Mr. Dahlc. Row 2: A. White, B. Bittner. P. Reyboid, B. Anderson N. Carnahan. S. Richardson, C. Coscio. L. Beck. S. Cooper. Row 3: C. Ordal. L. Paulson, S. Preston. C. Girard, M. Cadicu . S. Crandall J. Brown C. Alberts. P. Swanson. Row 4: M. Kohnen J. Williams, $. Pricve. D. Loofbourow K. W.ttke, B. Moore J. Chatterton, A. Tollefson. M. H.tchcock. Row 5: M. Langsam. L Kallestad D Traver A. McIntyre. K. Weers. G. Mil’er, A. Scott. T. Sanders, B. Van Santen. P. Meili. Row 6. T. Stillman J. Bll.ngsley B Barry B Kos-mas.. J. Fillmore. P. Chevalier. T. Terrill. J. Hotvet. J. Sch.pke. S. Hanson. D. Green. Not pictured: T. Chepokas. A. Cleary. 0.’ Her. mann. J. Peabody. N. Rigg and S. Scolt. C 27 ] ATHLETIC COUNCIL—Sitting: Frank Drew Cal Wuc. Al Halley. Mr. Cla ton. Mr. Kelson. Mr. Hutton. Standing—Mr. Peterson Wayne Meredith, Chuck Colby Dave Myers. Mr. Adam. Dave Rovick. Roger Andrews. Dave Butler, Mr. Pedersen, Tom Stillman The Athletic Board, composed of the coaches and portant job to do. They not only award athletic letters captains of various sports, the faculty manager, equip- but also determine the athletic policies of Southwest, ment manager and the school principal have an im- With Special Merit The S Club consists of all boys who have earned one purpose is to encourage boys to take part in school or more letters in any of Southwest's ten sports. Each athletics and to promote friendship among letter win- semester it sponsors an Athletic Banquet. The club's ners. S CLUB—Row I: Dave Myers Wayne Meredith, Frank Drew, Jim McCue, Wayne Sullwold. Tom Reichert. Row 2: Tom Stillmar Stan Gcritcm. Jim Burroughs Jack Sandberg. Roger Andrew! Bi Carney. Row 3: Jim Morgen Jon Straub, Tom Moran Murray Volene. John Sch'pke. Tom Worth'ey. Row 4: Dave Rov.ck. Harry Hageman. Dave Butler, Jerry Thomas, Pete R.ngsrud, Dick W.k. Row 5: B'll Colby, Jim Newhoufc. John Rykken Dick Green, Chuck Colby Bob Bradshaw, Cal Wi� e. [233 G.A.A. Southwest should be very proud of its girls' teams. The swimming team, a branch of G.A.A. won the City Championship, with Barb Bowers the individual high point scorer. Those placing in the city meet, which Southwest won with a total of fifty-six points were: Barb Bowers. Joelle Cleary. Linda Libbey. Carol Steffy. Mary Jo Smidell. and Judy Green. Congelations! Two teams entered the Badminton tournament. According to Mrs. Boylan the record was Not so good' but the prospect looks good for next year. The council plans sports activities and determines points for awards. The two girls receiving 1,000 points were Barb Bowers and Idelle Bruer. BADMINTON TEAM -P. Rcybold. Mrj. Boy an. J. Motion. SWIMMING TEAM—Judy Guilford. Mary Jo Smidell, Renal r SteHy. Alice DuBo i. Carol Steffy. B-3'b Bowen, Judy Hale. JuO, Green, Sue Wall. Susan Gray Joelle Cleary. CABINET—Row I: E. Dyjthe, I. Bruer. M. McArthur. Row 2: C Pr.eve Mrs. Boylan S. Baker. r ] CABINET—Seated: B. Lawrence Secretary: M. Benjamin, I.C.C. Representative: S. Bruer, President; J. Green. Treasurer. Standing: S. Burroughs, S. Day, D. loofbourow, B. Malkerson C. Pricve. S. Gray. Silver Tri. a YWCA service organization composed of Freshman and Sophomore girls, was given a preview of the year’s activities by means of a style show last fall. Service projects, the International Fair at the y, joint parties, potluck suppers, skating events. Mothers’ Tea. informational programs were only a few of the season's activities. Climaxing the program was the campaign for new officers, the Recognition Tea, and the week end at Lyman Lodge. Highlights of the year were Silver Tri’s contribution to Field Service with profits from the Sweetheart Swing Dance at Glen-wood Chalet, and the Easter breakfast with the other two Y groups of Southwest. Silver Tri Row I: R. Phillips, B. Slais S. Guiley, J. Priestly, S. Foster, C. Coscio. G. Dale. B. Eads. J. Yund. J. Hoium. J. Ewcrt. Row 2: C. Hughes. C. Stevens, B. Malkerson, M. Anderson. E. Rader. J. Huttner. S. Cook. R. Harold. C. Browkow. B. Myers. C. Holmes. S. Preston, N. Carnahan. Row 3: C. Tollefson, V. Vogt. G. Winger. J. Nicholson. B. Widlund, M. Bcnjam.n, S. Saunders. J. Roysa, C. Christianson, J. Bodine, L. Abrahamson, M. Paulson. B. Isenberg, B. Ncmer. S. Perlman C. Fo . Back Row: 8. Carlson, J. Pippmgcr, K. Munson, S. Gray. M. Wheatley. N. McGee, C. Chase, P. Karusis. M. Dcahl. P. Larson, B. Saunders. H. Berman, J. Latshaw. S. Kruse, J. Brandon. B. Burner. Row I: C. McArthur, S. Manthcy M. Dregni. C. Prieve. R. Guff. K. Wittkc J. Hanes. B. Lawrence, D. Loofbourow, N. Fellows. V. Dwyer J. Borders. Row 2: S. Isham M. Belcher, L. Sctliffe, A. Gou'd, D. Stewart, V. Carpenter, S. Burroughs, P. Hall D. Dicta. L. Fors-man, S. Olson. M. McCoy S. Clark. J. Vollmer, P. Ri$ler. Row 3: B. W dlund, L. Sundin. J. Barette, K. Norman, N. Holmberg. K. Anderson. N. Nichols, J. P-shncy. B. Melquist. M. Burton, S. Stewart. S. Fridlend. M. Powell, S. Crandall Back Row; S. Swanson. M. Opova. J. Hutchinson. D. Pearson. C. Carlson, J. Green, D. Dunn, S Arlandson. S. Dov L. Miller, J. Frank. V. Kroft. B. Moore. K. Dickinson. CABINET—Seated: S. Prieve L.C.C. Representative: S. Baker. V cc President: I. Bruer, President: 8. Bowen. Treasurer: K. Erickson Secretary. Standing: B. Brooke. J. Renslow, S. Scott B. Kraft, E. Dysthe. Composed of junior and senior girls. Blue Tri has had many interesting programs throughout the year. A recognition service started the year's activities. Other events consisted of: service projects, a Christmas Tea for the mothers, a potluck supper, a discussion panel of Minnesota queens, and a camping weekend. An enthusiastic campaign for next year's officers and a senior farewell ended a busy year and helped make Blue Tri calendar an interesting one. Blue Tri Row I: M. McArthur. L. Lundgren, N. Larson, L. Beck. B. Pendergast, D. Enge, I. Andersen. Row 2: J. Edwards, S. G anos. S. Bender M. Gamsley. J. Bonneville. S. Blumcnson. P. Ramey. N. Bauman. B. Anderson. R. Stcffy. J. Bryngelson. Row 3: K. P-att, E. Dysthe, C. Mitulski, C. Alberts. B. Shine N. Sembla. P. Thomas. J. Jahn. N. Rigg, K. Russell, D. Hermann. S. Scott, B. Braufman, S. Pncve. J. Hurley. S. Larson. J. Lager, M. Mills. J. Erickson. D. Traver. D. Muetzel. S. Nelson. C. Herzog N. Erstad A. Dubois Back Row: K. Bon-hus, S. Standeven, D. Katz, M. Newell B. Brooke. C. Jabusch, J. Beerman, J. Fleming, K, Barcttc, B. Best A. MacIntyre. S. Evans J. Dale. Row I: M. Gilbertson. D. Erickson. S. Johnson, P. Anderson D. Hartman. L. Paulson. B. Gottlieb. Row 2: S. Cooper. M. Hanson B Hiion, R. Spiegel, J. Katz, B. Winterburn, B. Hill, M. Langsam. P. Klawitter. Row 3: J. Brown. M. Erickson, J. Ness, S. Baler. J. Ready P. Sparks. S. Richardson, C. Ordal, J. Renslow. Row 4: C. Stcffy. P. Dagget. S. Nelson. A. Anderson. C. McKee. S. Cam. L. Gass, K. Sondrcgger. J. Renslow, P. Bond. Back Row: P. Reybold, J. Mellm. B. Bowers, M. Weiler, M. Wilson, L. Libbey. K. Erickson, J. L M. Hitchcock, G. Day K. Hull. FRESHMAN CLUB I— Row I: J. Priestley, s. Perrin. J. Borders R. Carlson. B. Sla s. Row 2: P. R.sler. S. Smith. J. Galvin. B Dixon, B. Eads. Row 3: L. Skophammcr, C. Stevens. S. Olson D. Purricr. Row 4: M. McCoy. J. Bodinc P. McDermott, J. Pip pingcr, C. Chose. Row 5: S. Stewart. M. Ceal, S. Swanson D. Pearson. S. Arlondson, C. Kartes. FRESHMAN CLUB 3—Row I: L. Lehman. S. Isham S. Clark 8. Molkcrson. Row 2: J. Yund. S. Jcbe. L. Sctliff. D. Christen son V. Corpcnter. Row 3: F. Felder. S. Fridlund M. Opava M. Powell, C. Hughes. B. Burner. SOPHOMORE CLUB I—Row I: B. Moore. P. Larson. K. Mun von. N. N chols. K. Norman, J. Barette. Row 2: G. Foster S Manthcny. C. Cosico, B. Sparks, N. Carnahan. B. Laurence Row 3: A. Ohnstcin, B. Smith, J. Vollmer. J. Huttner, C. Bon gaart, B. Klawittcr, K. Anderson. Row 4: J. Pishncy, S. Gray B. Malquist. S. Crandall C. Svang, C. Carlson. V. Kraft. SOPHOMORE CLUB 4—Row I: $. Sanders. J. Munger. B. Lin off D. Loofbourow. J. Williams. Row 2: C. Prieve. B. Zell. J LaVoic. J. Beaubane. S. Smith. C. McArthur. M. Dregni. Row 3: R. Harold. M. Drew. M. Anderson. J. Hcnes. J. Nicholson J. Rosza. B. Widlund. Row 4: D. Olson. K. Wittke. M. Ben jamin. R. Cluff. M. Patka. J. Frank. H. Mikkelson. FRESHMAN CLUB 2— Row I: C. Holm. S. Burroughs. S. Day. D. Dietz, K. England. Row 2: M. Belcher. M. Kasmir, N. Fellows S. Foster. S. Guiley. B. Crary. Row 3: C. Brunkow. 8. Myers. D. Stewart. A. Gould, L. Desnik, V. Dole. Row 4: B. Eisenbcrg, P. Karusis. L. Forsman, B. Wigner, P. Hall. Row 5: A. Eggert. L. Miller. O. Dunn, J. Green J. Hutchinson, M. Burton. FRESHMAN CLUB 4—Row I: L. Abramson. M. Paulson. J. Slclzcr, J. Elvly. Row 2: J, Sleizer, E. Rader. D. Olson. L. young V. Vogt. Girls' Clubs SOPHOMORE CLUB 2—Row I: D. Jacobson. B. Wiil.amson L. Larson, L. Brook. Row 2: L. Gundcrsen. M. Worthley. V. Dwyer. C. Engcl-man. L. Kallcstad. Row 3: N. McGee. D. Olson. J. W '.son, P. Hartse. J. Brandon, K. Dickinson. SOPHOMORE CLUB 5—Row I: M. Daugherty R. Phillips C. Tollcf-son. J. Ewcrt. M. McCunc. Row 2: M. Drew. B W.dlund, D. Olson, J. Schimming. M. Wheatley. Junior Council The job of the junior council is to make decisions for the junior class. Two members are elected from each homeroom. Their main projects are the planning of junior parties and the Junior-Senior prom. JUNIOR CLUB 2—Row I: P. Rcybold. L. L bbey. J. Ready N. Mai thews, S. Baker. Row 2: S. Cooper. B. Gottlieb, C. LaVo-e, B, Hixon, L Paulson. Row 3: K. Nicholson, M. Langsam. S. Richardson. J. Ren-slow. Row 4: C. Ordal. C. Do’an. K. Sandercgger, P. Daqqctt. S. Cain. Row 5: P. Bond. J. Renslow, C. Erickson, J. Mellin, L. Libbey, K. Hull. SENIOR CLUB I—Row I: J. Bcarman, M Newell E. Dysthc. J. Da’c A. Wcmberge'. Row 2: B. Bittner. G. Blomgren, I. Andersen D. Engc R. Steffy, J. Hurley. Row 3: S. Bender, R. Marsh. J. Bryngelson, S. Larson. M. Mills, J. Edwards. J. Olson. Row 4: J. Lager N. Erstad A. DuBois, B. Braufmon. C. Herzog J. Kulus. J. Peabody Back Row: B. Brooke. D. Katz, J. Fleming, K. Barctte. B. Best, A. McIntyre. J. Schcdin, S. Evans. JUNIOR CLUB 4—Row I: P. Nolt. B. Hill. A Anderson J. Mattson. Row 2: M. Erickson. C. Murray. T. Langfeld. Row 3: J. Katz B. Wintcrburn, J. Ness J. Sharpe Row 4: A, White. C. McKee. M. Molstod M. Wexler. M. Hitchcock. CAMERA CLUB—Row I: B Kraft, P. Rcybold. S. Cook. S. Richardson, B. Lawrence. Row 2: B. Wintcrburn, C. Do'an C. Ordal. P. Bond, J. Burroughs. N. Matthews J. Ready N. Nichols. Row 3: M. We.lcr S. Wall. A. B.got B. P B. Kaufman, J. Renslow. K. Encion, P. Daggett Seated: K. Sonderegger, J. Renslow. J. Libbey. Standing: C. Schultz. D. Webb. B. Bowers. J. Hotvet. J. Ready. M. Aanes R. Googins. Row I: K. McArthur M. Dregni, D. Trucker. M. McArthur, M. Langsam. B. Bittner, M. M s. Row 2: P. O’Rourke, J. Hoium, R. Marsh. J. Edwards. N. Matthews. P. Daggett. P. Carlson. E. Dsythe. Row 3: C. Thompson. P. Bond. P. Rcybold. B. Bowers. J. Land. M. Newell J. Peabody. J. Mellin. Row 4: K. Pratt, D. Katz. J. L'bbey. J. Dale. J. Fleming, J. Bcarman, K. Bonhus. Back Row: H. Mlkkeson. Libbey, A McIntyre. J. Schcdin. S. Collins. T. Reichert, P. Royse, T. Terrill. Ski Club The Ski Club acquired many members in this its first year. It seems that everyone interested. whether they knew how to ski or not, joined. In spite of its many members, only one excursion was planned. Tom Reichert was President, and Mr. Adam the advisor. CABINET—Seated: J. Print. D. Myers. R. McCombs, R. Green. Standing: Mr. Pearson. 0. Silbcmagle. N. Watt R. Bjellard. Hi-y is a service organization divided into four clubs: Alpha. Beta. Micus. and Paro. Each club sponsors its own activities but are tied together by the all school Hi-Y Cabinet. Each year the members sell Christmas trees to send underprivileged boys to summer camp. They have other service projects such as sending food baskets at Christmas and Thanksgiving. They also sponsor social functions such as picnics and parties. Hi-Y ALPHA Hl.y—Front row: R. Motion B. Elo. J. Hovilond. B. Von Sontcn. Back row: D. Silbernagle. B. Cravens, J. Bill mgslcy, B. Miller, S. I.one. BETA Hl-y—Row I: C. Gustafson, B. Hertz. T. Sanders, L. Thorkeldson, S. Henomon. Row 2: L. Dobbins. P. Dove, J. Jor gensen. B. Blood S. Bergstrom. Row 3: J. Comic. B. Borry. J. Cummins, B. Hoy. Row 4: B. Eilgens G. Croig. L Holmboe C. Schlutx J. Hart. Row 5: J. Bonneville. C. Cranston. G. Nelson. S. Leo, E. Kurtz, D. Dobbins. MlCUS HI-Y—Front row: R. Dmdnger. C. Moos. J. Seklund, G. Ho1 stad, E. Drati. Second row: J. Bcl eveau. A. Remmen. J. Thomas, J. Andersen, Bock row: D. R sler. D. Butler. N. Watt. M. Gmther. B. Bradshaw. PARO Hl-y—Row I; P. Mel, D. Myers P. Bielland. D. Roepkc R. Andrews. J. McCue. Row 2: W. Sullwold, B. Miller, T. Worthey, T. Reichert, A. Scott, P. Royse. W. Meredith. J. Holland. Row 3: E. Nob'c. B. Carney, J, Morgen, F. Drew, B. Olson, C. Engen, P. Scribner, D. Ho'mes. Row 4: S. Bertas, J. Aase, M. Aanet, T. Ot-tenweller. M. Lane, J Puns T. Chcpokas. D. Rov ck. Row 5: D. Wise, M. McAdams. J. Rykkcn, R. McCombs, W. McKeand. R. Green, D. Moore. C. Co by, B. Snow. Service Organizations It is the service organizations that make life easier for us. The office helpers answer the switchboard, sort mail, and run errands: the library helpers give up their study periods to help in the library: the V.A.C. crew takes care of running the movie projectors: the hall guards make sure that the halls are kept quiet during lunch; and the stage crew sets up scenery, operates things and generally helps with the technical end of productions such as the class play and the Christmas program. We wish to express our thanks for the wonderful way all these little jobs that we always take for granted were handled. HELPERS—Sitting: J. Dale. J. Nelson, J. Lager. Standing: B. Kraft. L Gass D. Olsen K. Barette M. Chov.c. N. McGee M. Anderson, M. Newell, S. Wall. LUNCHROOM MONITORS—Sitting: G. Day, C. Thompson. D. Trucker. P. Rand, M. McArthur, S. Nelson. Standing: R. Hanson, D. Ireland. B. Show. B. Kaufman. J. yaeger. P Royse. Not pictured: P. O'Rourke, S. Clapp. STAGE CREW—Row I: J. Fieger, D. Hcdlond, C. Schultz J. Kilby, R. Luhm. Row 2: Mr. Bjorlin. C. Holmes. A. Weifel. D. Billett, M. Bohan. R. Meyer. LIBRARY HELPERS—Seated: B. Brooke D. B lett Standing: R Huttner. J. Houm. Miss Walkup. K. Carpenter. HALL MONITORS—Seated: S. Henoman B. Donahue. K. Wing. Standing: J. Haviland D. Myers M, Anncs, C. Maas. A. Hoffman. V.A.C.—Row I: J. Burroughs. P. Weaver, J. Kattcr. T. Turner. Row 2: H. Ordson. L. Wilson, Mr. Wohlford. M. Lane. R. Henry. Row 3: D. Wise. D. Witsoe, J. Lehman, M. McGowan. Row 4: B. Colby. J. Ncwhousc S. Hanson. T. Terrill. J. Arne. [35] OUR QUEEN SUE Attendants and escorts: Janice Bonneville. Rolf Bjelland; Karen Russell, Roger Andrews: Sybil Blumcnson, Pete Meili: Phyllis Rainey. Jack Prins. C36] DEBATE TEAM—Row I: M. Ptashnc. J. Nelson, Mr. Inglebret. A. Tollefson. G. Wackcrbarth. Row 2: A. Gortcn, S. Jebe. R. Stcffy, D. Wachs, A Gould. C. Brunkow. Row 3: M. Anderson. S. Wall Connie Dolan, R. Spiegel. M. Powell. C. Stcffy. D. Stewart. Row 4; B. Sander. S. Bard. D. Pctcrton. B. Kosmas. B. Berner, G. Day. 8. Berner. FRENCH CLUB—Row I: C. Murray. S. Foster. L. Gass. Miss Nelson. L. Paulson. M. Gamslcy. V. Dwyer. S. Gulley. Row 2: M. Smidell. M. Hanson. S. Bruer. J. Schmidt M. Dregm, J. Hale. N. Holmbcrg, J. Henes. Row 3: M. Belcher P. Wise. K. Norman J. Barettc, M. Langsam. S. Balter, J. Guilford, S. Burroughs. Row 4: L. KaJestad. J. Bryngelson. D. Olsen, B. Shine. A White. C. Cohen. S. Bestrom. P. Reybold. E Dysthc. Row 5: B. Anderson A. Anderson N. Matthews, S. Cam. S. Prieve. K. Pratt, M. Cadicu . A. DuBois. R. Duran, B. Melau 1st. Row 6: S. Wall, C. McKee P. Daggett. B Kraft. L Abrahamson, K. Gierc M Hitchcock. D. Katr A. McIntyre, C. Carlson. Back Row; K. Bonhus, K. Ericson, S. Perlman J. Brandon, S. Day, L. Libbcy, B. Bowers. G. Day. J. Chattcrton. Kraft, J. Libbey. RED CROSS—Row I: S. Baker, P. Reybold. D. Katr P. Scribner B. Lawrence. P. Ramey. G. MacKcnnc. Row 2: C. Englcman N. Fellows J. Katr. A. Rcnallo, N. Carnahan C. Brunkow. J. Beaubaire. Row 3: T. Jacobsen, A. Anderson, B. Wmterburn, A. Ohn-stem, A. DuBo-s J. Williams. M. Deal. Row 4: S. Pearlman. B. Burt, H. Re nke. P. Swarc, M. Orcn. J Dale, D. Passolt. Back Row: B. Shaw. E. Dratr. J. Baker. J. Morgan. B. Spcctor. D. Butler, B. Colby. J. Bcarman. SPORTS Our Co-captains, Ron and Dave Gridiron Grapplers This year's team had a fair year with four wins and four losses, considering that they were plagued with injuries all year long. The team was at its best in the beginning of the year, defeating defending champion Washburn 20-6. going on to overpower ever powerful Austin 18-6. This game cost seven of the first eleven injuries. Three of the starting four baclcfields and many linemen were out of the line-up before the season was half over. The manpower continued to go down but the spirit and fight remained high, ending with a tie for fifth in the city. Row I: J. Newkirk. A. Fisher, F. Drew. T. Reichert. J. Straub. J. Morgan. T. Olson. H. Witta. Row 2: D. Holmes, D. Green. C. Colby. B. Bradshaw. J. Thomas. J. Shipke, T. Worthley, B. Shaw, J. Rykken. S. Hcnnaman. Row 3: Coach Peterson. Coach Nelson. D. Myers. C. Cranston. J. Bonneville. D. Fowler, D. Wise, B. Colby. V. Bongaarts. R. McCombs. C. Fries. Coach Adam. Row 4: G. Damond. M. Valene. W. Meredith. M. Busyn. D. Dobbins. J. Einan, J. Lehman. E. Porter, G. Carlson. J. Kapel. FOOTBALL SCORES Southwest 20 Washburn 7 Southwest 20 North 6 Southwest 18 . Austin 0 Southwest 13 Vocational 14 Southwest 0 Marshall 19 Southwest 7 South 20 Southwest 13 Central 26 Southwest 19 . West 6 Row I: 8. Com,,. J. ! « ,,. K. W.09. B Blood. P. Rin9� od. C. W.«. J. McC««. W. Sullwold. S. (Worn. Row 2: B. Croonqudt. D. Bishop, S. Lane. B. Van Santen. D. Akemon, J. Carney. SCORES Low Score Wins SOUTHWEST 23 Park 32 SOUTHWEST 30 Roosevelt 28 SOUTHWEST 32 Henry 36. Edison 76 5th in Swain Invitational SOUTHWEST 24 Morningside of LA. 31 SOUTHWEST 18 Washburn 49 SOUTHWEST 25 St. James 63 SOUTHWEST 24 West 31 2nd in City 3rd in Region 6th in State l Wingfooted Whizzes The Southwest Harriers finished a successful season with the Halley-men running 2nd in the city, 3rd in region and 6th in the state. Returning to the squad was Captain Cal Wise, Wayne Sullwold, Jim McCue, Pete Ringsrud and Bill Carney. Junior Wayne Sullwold was the standout per former this year in becoming the State Individual Champ. Among the outstanding meets of the year was a dual telegraphic meet with Morningside High School of Los Angeles. The Indians were victorious in this meet and established another first in Minnesota CC circles. Coach Al Halley believes that he can count on such boys as Wayne Sullwold, Bob Blume, Stan Gerstein, Dick Webb and Ken Wing, to be strong state contenders next year. Tankers Kneeling: Mr. Jacobs. T. Stillman. Row 2: J. Puns, T. Worthlcy. T. Olsen. J. $an-berg. Row 3: J. Burroughs. P. Sheehan. Back Row: 8. EUgrtfl, T. Priesticy. T. M«y 0. Bishop. F. Todd. SCORES SOUTHWEST 37 Central 37 SOUTHWEST 43 Vocational 35 SOUTHWEST 29 Roosevelt . 45 SOUTHWEST 33 West 45 SOUTHWEST 53 Edison . 25 SOUTHWEST 38 Marshall . 40 SOUTHWEST 41 Henry . 37 SOUTHWEST 47 South . 31 SOUTHWEST 31 North .... . 47 Although the tankers had only a fair season, the prospects for next year look good. The team was composed of many juniors and sophomores. Starters graduating from the team are Jack Prins. Jim Burroughs, and captain Tom Stillman. Although only a junior, Bill Carney will be swimming for Duluth Central next year which will certainly be a terrific addition to their team. Stepping into the captain's spot next year will be Jim New-house. We certainly hope Jim will be as successful as Tom has been this year. Coach Jacobs and Jim are looking forward to the coming season to show what the team can do. Special mention should go to Tommy for winning first place in city and state in the breaststroke. Hardwood Hotshots . „ ■). _i 'Jt'itta J. I: D. Einon, Coach Hutton. D. Hume. B. Bo «• ow - j, Bonncvil Although the team was composed of mainly seniors, it failed to materialize a winning season. It was felt by many that if the first games had been played later, many of the close decisions would have been in the Indians' favor. Injuries and transfers were a deep blow to the progress. Mr. Joe Hutton, in his first year at Southwest, did an outstanding job. A combination of his potential and the new setup of the new addition promises to make basketball a winning sport in future years. Leaders on the floor were Captain Chuck Colby and Rich Green, along with Jim Morgan, Roger Andrews and Cal Wise. I BASKETBALL SCORES SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST 41 West 37 Marshall 31 Washburn 39 Roosevelt 42 Vocational 41 South 38 Edison 56 Henry 39 Central 48 North Row I: T. Phillips. B. Bcho. B. Croonquist, D. E nan. B. Hcnr.ct-.cn W. Swanson. B. Burt D. Swenson. Row 2: G. Bestrom T. Keeler. E. Kurt , J. Arne. J. Bonneville. D. Hume B. Blood. Coach Johnson. Row I: M. Haley. W. Meredith, B. Colby. E. Noble. B. Oi'.on, M. Aanes. C. Engen. Row 2: Coach Peterson T. Ottenwcller R. Goog-ins. 8. Hoy B. Miller. H. Hagcman. C. Cranston, G. West. Aces of the Ice This year’s hockey team didn’t do as well as some Southwest teams have done in the past. For what they lacked in size they made up in ability and spirit. The team consisted of a sophomore. 12 juniors and 2 seniors, Dave Rovick and Harry Hage-man. Captain Dave Rovick and next year's captain Wayne Meredith made the all-city team. The team won seven conference games and lost three by scores of 2 to I, and lost the playoff game to South 5-3. Working under the handicap of few returning lettermen Mr. Peterson has done a wonderful job in this, his first year of coaching. SCORES SOUTHWEST 9 Edison ... 1 SOUTHWEST 7 Central 0 SOUTHWEST 1 South 2 SOUTHWEST 5 West 3 SOUTHWEST 1 Roosevelt 2 SOUTHWEST 3 Vocational 1 SOUTHWEST 4 Marshall ... 1 SOUTHWEST 1 Henry 2 SOUTHWEST 3 North 2 SOUTHWEST 1 Washburn 0 C-16 3 Playoff: SOUTHWEST 3. South 5 On the Cinders The track team followed the Southwest tradition by coming up with another good year. The cindermen started the season with a bang by winning the Metropolitan meet at the University. Again following tradition the track boys were victorious at the annual Carleton Invitational. Mr. Halley was honored for his outstanding coaching. The Minneapolis relays brought more outstanding performances and another victory. Seniors bolstering this year's squad were: Ron McCombs, State shot-put champion: Dave Myers, State low hurdles champion; Frank Drew. State 440 champion; Dick Green. City high jump champion: Chuck Colby, Bucky Straub. Tom Reichert, and Cal Wise. As this book goes to press, the team led by Captain Frank Drew is making a strong bid for the City and State Champion titles. Row I: W. Sullwold. T. Reichert, P. Rmgsrud, D. Myers, R. Green, C. Wise. C. Colby, R. McCombs, B. Straub, D. Wise, F. Drew, J. McCue. Row 2: J. Morgen, 0. Wilson, J. Schiplte. D. Webb, E. Kurtz. B. Blume, B. Van Santen, S. Lane, B. Hoy. K. Wing. Row 3: R. Oartt, S. Gerstem, G. Ratoike. J. Katter.. J. Newkirk. Southwest Opponents 49 Metropolitan Meet North 271 2 90 Southwest at Ed.son 20 56 Southwest at Washburn 57 69' j Southwest Re'ays • Washburn 68. Roosevelt bV i West 28 56 Carleton Meet Roosevelt 39 103 Edina Invitational Pork 53. Edina 41 eo Triangular Meet Roosevelt 48 West 12 Row I: I. McCue. S. Rein. R. Lessard W. Hams M. Clarity, W. Sullwold. Row 2: F. Drew M. Meredith D. Myers. R. McCombs, Coach Halley. D. Green. T. Turnttin 0. Armstrong, A. Schmucker. Row 3: J. Sch.plcc C. Colby. S. Stanchfield, B. Straub. T. Reichert. [49] Row I; Coach Adam. H. Witta, E. Porter. J. Rykken, M. Metxger. S. Bertas. W. Meredith. G. West, Practice Coach Mered th. Row 2: P. Roysc, E. Noble. H. Scnn J. Rice, C. Cranston. J. Hotvet. B. Porricr. B. Bradshaw, Around the Diamond The baseball team is handicapped this year with only one returning letter-man. Wayne Meredith. Now in the middle of the season, the team standing isn't very promising. They have lost their first four games, but hope for at least two wins before the season ends. With 12 out of 15 being underclassmen. next year should be a successful one. Pete Royse, John Rykken, and Bob B.adshaw are the seniors graduating from the squad this year. Racqueteers The tennis team was not as successful this year as it has been in the past. The loss of the matches is attributed to sickness on the part of the players. The very agile captain, Murray Valene, missed several matches. Winning two and losing seven, the team ended up seventh in the city. The team, under Mr. Haaheim. is composed of two seniors. Tom Stillman and Charles Svang, one junior. Norman Nelson, and four sophomores. Captain Murray Valene. Jack Sandberg, Jerry Christie, and Burton Meyers. C 51 □ Kneeling: R. Andrews, D. Butter. Standing: M. Ptashne J. Haviland. C. Miller J. Hav land. Golf The Southwest golf team is in the middle of what appears to be a highly successful season. Captained by Dave Butler and under the coaching of Mr. Pedersen, the team has won six matches and lost only three. Other seniors supporting Dave are: Rog Andrews. Curty Miller, and Joe Haviland. Jim Haviland and Mark Ptashne. newcomers, are showing their ability by adding much needed spice to the ‘club squad. CAST—Row I; C. Herzog, S. Prieve Mr . Boylon. D. Bilet. M. Newell. Row 2: S. Scott, I. Bruer, R. Steffy, S. Evan , B. Best. Row 3: J. Prins, B. Kaufman, J. Rykkcn, D. Katz. P. Sweeny, B. Spcctor, Row 4: J. Haviland. J. Burroughs 'Time Out for Ginger We thought this year's Class Play was one of the best Southwest has ever had and practically every viewer agreed with us. Both Bid and Roz played the part of the little red-headed football player to perfection; the rest of the cast was equally a success. Every- one connected with the play was glad to see it come to such a wonderful climax, but hated to think that it was all over. Congratulations . . . the many hours spent in practice were well worth it! Wow, what a game! Watch out for the spring! She's my star Dowager Queen She can kick and she can run- yeaaaaaa—Ginger!! She's my son [55] E.B.B. takes over Biggest Flirt: Judy Dale and Dan Donahue Prettiest Hair: Karen Barette and Curty Miller Best Figure and Physique: Nancy Larson and Frank Drew Famous Cutest Couple: Gretchen Hollenbeck and John Kos moski Prettiest Eyes: Pat O'Rourke and Mike McAdams Best Shoulder to Cry On: Deanna Hermann and Don Roepkc Done Most for School: Idellc Brucr and Rolf Bjelland Most Likely to Succeed: Sandy Prieve and Jack Prim Best All Around: Sue Scott and Tommy Stillman Friendliest: Karen Bonhus and Cal Wise Nicest Personality: Ingrid Andersen and Dick Green Easiest to Look At: Phyllis Rainey and John Rykken Dancingcst Feet: Sybil Blumenson and Joe Haviland Peppiest: Nancy Bauman and Dave Friedman Best Date Deal: Barb Anderson and Bill Donahue Most Eas!ly Embarrassed: Sharon Backley and Jon Straub Biggest Line: Barb Shine and Tom Worthley Most Dramatic Ability: Sandy Evans and Barry Spector Seniors Best Dressed: Carol Thompson and Chuck Colby Most Talkative: Melanie Gainslcy and Ben Kaufman Wittiest: Dick Holmes and Barb Brooke Neatest Car: Bob Fawcett and Rosie Marsh Most Athletic: Ron McCombs and Elaine Dysthe Most Talented: Jean and Joan Pastor and Tom Chcpokos Most Mischievous: Mary McArthur and Dave Rovick SENIOR COUNCIL—Row I: E. Dysthe. J. Bonnev lie. R. Bjelland. K. Pratt. C. Thompson. Row 2: M. Newell, M. McAdams. P. Roysc. Row 3: S. Brabant, C. Colby, G. Wackerbarth, 0. Green. Senior Council The Senior Council successfully guided our class up to class elections. They spent long hours planning parties. elections, new seating arrangements, and class officer candidates. Committee Heads To carry out the many plans of the senior officers. Senior Committee heads help plan the various activities. These committees give each senior an opportunity to take active part in these activities. COMMITTEE HEADS—Row I: I. Bruer Social: J. Bonneville. Records and Secretarial: E. Dysthe. Banquet. Row 2: M. Newell. Cap and Gown; J. Andersen, Memorial: S. Pricve. Commencement. Row 3: C. Colby. Class Vice Pres.dent: J. Pnns. Co-cha man Class Day: D. Green, Baccalaureate: T. Stillman. Co-chairman Class Day. C5H3 • FOB SERVICE AWARDS C. C. Minty Service Award Sandra Prieve Daughters of the American Revolution...................... Sandra Evans Sons of the American Revolution Richard Green Science Award .. .. Jay Fillmore First National Bank Chuck Colby Idelle Bruer Star-Tribune Award . .Tom Stillman Rose Rees Award .. . Carol Alberts Honor Roll This year we have an exceptionally large honor roll headed by three valedictorians and a salutatorian. Gold braid is worn by those who have maintained an average of 2.3 or above. The people are truly deserving of recognition for outstanding scholastic achievement. Row I: D. Katz, C. Alberti. E. Dysthe. S. Blumenson. D. Enge, I. Bruer. Row 2: S. Evans. K. Pratt. S. Prieve, C. Herzog. N. Scmblo. J. Bryngelsort. Row 3: T. Stillman. T. Meshbesher. B. Best. K. 8onhus. J. Burroughs. J. Peabody, A. DuBois. Row 4: C. Colby, G. Wackerbarth P. Ringsrud, D. Silbecnagle J. Prins. C. Svang. D. Friedman. J. Fillmore. Senior Memories The Senior Class looks back over four wonderful years at Southwest and recalls . . . coming from Harriet and Fulton and making new friends . . . our first homecoming queen. Sally Schwartz . . . those awesome seniors . . . cheerleading tryouts and having three of our classmates make it . . . what fun we had on our first choir trip to the iron range! . . . our ambitious ideas (hard to carry out) of 6:30 a.m. breakfasts . . . the Pastors to become stars of the Ice Follies . . . becoming upperclassmen was great . . . the noise of building the new additions . . . homecoming and the hula dance . . . Di Miller becoming a senior . . . planning the J. S. . . . getting to put on our own auditorium, and a good one . . . oh! those college aptitudes . . . taking second place in the State Hockey Tournament ... the wonderful trip to Winnipeg! . . . and carnivals . . . having three A.F.S. students go to Europe . . . Student Council elections with Jack the winner . . . ground breaking ceremonies . . . Track State Championship with Dave winning hurdles . . . taking those long coveted seats in June . . . Our own Queen Sue . . . Mr. Peterson's shorthand? class . . . Ronnie s receiving the Best Player Award . . . the excitement of having two foreign exchange students. Ingrid and Steve . . . commonest comment outside chemistry. What smells? . . . Judy being Southwest’s future homemaker . . . loooong practices for class play . . . senior elections signs, Rolfie is for me” and Chuckwagon Charlie . . . Rolfie making a terrific President . . . leaving homerooms for senior advisory . . . Katie being queen for SWAC carnival . . . close volleyball games between seniors and faculty ... a state winner in the breaststroke. Tommy ... the last choir trip ... all the senior parties . . . Chepok having trouble with Harry ... the perfect J. S. at the Auto Club . . . the last week of unforgettable moments: class day. banquet, annuals, commencement exercises with the thrill of receiving our diplomas ... a fitting climax to four wonderful years. RICHARD ACHTER: Dick. Speedo. A man after hit own heart, though he'd rather a girl were after it. Class Day. Swimming, Red Cross. Homecoming, Class Play Band. Memorial Day Chairman, Orchestra. P.A. announcements. Secret Ambition: To replace Don Doty on the Nightowl Show. Future Plans: Mace'ester. U. of M. CAROL ALBERTS: Success is not measured by inches. Baccalaureate. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Arrow Editor-in-Chief. Quill and Scroll. Choir. Class Play Publicity Committee. G.A.A.. Salutatorian. Hobbies: Sewing. Cooking. Piano. Secret Ambition: Call Mr. Halley Dumb. Future Plans: U. of M. JAY ANDERSEN: If he took your picture hit humor would find you laughing. Memorial Committee Chairman, Hi-Y, Annual, Class Play Student Director. Hobbies: Painting, photography, boating, camping. Secret Ambition: To buy an island in the West Indies and raise pineapples. Future Plans: Macalester. INGRID ANDERSEN: A smile means the same thing in all languages. Class Day, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Homecoming. Student Council. Secret Ambition: Come to U.S.A. again some day to make a living. Future Plans: Foreign Correspondent. BARBARA ANDERSEN: Barb, Andy. To know her is to love her and she is well known. Class Day Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., Sophomore Council. Choir, Pep Club. French Club. Dance Committee, Annual. Quill and Scroll. Hobby: Playing with my turtles. Secret Amb'tion: To be a forest ranger. Future Plans: U. of M. MARLYS ANDREASON: Cindy. I don’t know where I’m going, but I'm on my way.” Cap and Gown. G.A.A.. J.A., French Club. Hobby: Horseback nding. Secret Ambition: To own a big horse ranch. Future Plans: Air line hostess. C61D ROGER ANDREWS: Andy. It's all right to love humanity, but I was born a specialist.' Memorial. S-Oub. Choir. Basketball. Golf Capt.. Hi y, Homccommg Escort. Hobby: Golf. Secret Ambition: Sell pencils on Wash-ngton Avenue with Drewsic. Future Plans: U. of M. SHARON BACKlEy: Or light or dark, or short or tall, she sets a spring to snare them all. Records and Secretarial. Class Play Com. Chm.. G.A.A.. Homecoming Com. Secret Ambition: To learn how to control my embarrassment. Hobbes: Drawing, cooking. Future Plans: Work and U. of M. KAREN BARETTE: Her heart has room for every job and every boy. Banquet. Silver—Blue Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross. Homecoming Com.. Office Helper. Pep Club. Hobbies: Cooking, boy watchers club. Secret Ambition: Test Pizza for Tatmos. Future Plans: Work. SANDRA BENDER: Biender Sandie. Take time to play: it is the secret of perpetual youth. Memorial G.A.A., Silver Tri, 8luc Tri, Pep club. Hobbies: Falling out of cars, boy watchers club. Secret Ambition: Be able to ride in a car without falling out. Future Plans: Nursmg. BARBARA BEST: Barb. The girl with the smile is the girl worth while.' Commencement. Silver Tri President, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Student Council. Choir. Orchestra. Arrow. Quill and Scroll. Class Play. Homecoming Committee Chairman. A.F.S. Representative. Homecoming. Hobbies: Swimming, sewing, reading. Secret Ambition: Visit Europe. Future Plans: U. of M. BETTy BITTNER. 'From a quiet spirit comes a lovely song. Social. Choir, Ski Club. Hobbies: Sewing and cooking. Secret Ambition: Pass a dr.ver's test. Future Plans: Nursing. ROLF BJELLAND: Rolfie. The school's loss, the world's gain. Sen or Class President Senior Council Chairman, Hi-y, President. Homecoming Chairman. Homecoming Escort. Student Council. Swimming Teom. Arrow Business Manager. Hobbies: Car selling, girls. Secret Ambition: Dodge the draft. Future Plans: U. of M.—Lew. C62 3 JCRRy BELIVEAU: He may be shy, but there's a twinkle in hi eye. Budget, Hi y. Hobbies: Cars, Hunting. Fishing. Secret Ambition: To own and restore classic cars. Future Plans: Army. College. NANCy BAUMAN: A red headed bit of deviltry. Social. Silver tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Jr. Council, Choir, Homecoming Com. Chm.. Aud. Com., Student Council Sec., Dance Com., Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms. Hobby: Keeping Dave's scrap book up to date. Secret Ambition: Have Mr. Halley teach me how to hurdle. Future Plans: U. of M. JUDy BEARMAN: Bcarm, Cannonball. It matters not how long you live, but how. Class Day. Silver Tri, Pep Club. Class Play. Ski Club. Homecoming Com.. G.A.A.. Girls' Golf Team, Red Cross. Hobby: Boy watchers club. Secret Ambition: To go prospecting for Uranium in the Black H lls with Marsh and Mills. Future Plans: U.of Wisconsin. LOIS BECK: An artist's career always begins tomorrow. Memorial. Blue Tri, Band, Choir. Secret Ambition: To be able to eat as much as Marlys and get as thin. Future Plans: Work. PETER BLEYHL: I never let studying interfere with my education. Budget. Hobbies: Cars, fishing. Secret Ambition: Operate a drag strip. Future Plans: U. of M. GERVAE BLOMGREN: Angel. Silence .$ more eloquent than words. Records and Secretarial. Class Play Com.. Choir, G.A.A. Jr. Council. Annual. Hobby: Roller skatng. Secret Ambition: To get to Germany. Future Plans: Work. syBIL BLUMENSON: Syb:e. Like gravity, she has the power of attraction. Cap and Gown Co-chairman, Commencement. Student Council. Jr- Council. Cheerleader Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Class Play. J.A.. Homecoming Attendant. G.A.A.. Golf Team, Orch., Homecoming. Hobbies: Golf, Florida. Secret Ambition: Marry a Prince. Future Plans: College. KAREN BONHUS: ' Her standards are high and 'hi'.' Commencement. Student Council, Annual Photography editor. Quill and Scroll, Silver Tn. Blue Tri, Class Play Com.. Ski Club. Pep Club. French Club. G.A.A. Hobby: Daydreaming. Secret Ambition: Wear 3 heels to a formal. Future Plans: U. of M. JANICE BONNEVILLE: A laughing lassie with a classy chassis. Records and Secretarial Chairman, Senior Class Sec.. Homecoming Attendant. Band. Red Cross. Homecoming, Lunchroom Monitor Pep Club. G.A.A.. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Council Sec., Student Council Corresponding Sec. Hobby. Going out with the girls. Secret Ambition: Learn to drive. Future Plans: U. of M-STEPHANIE HENRI BRABANT: Steve. 'I'll find a way or male one. Social. Senior Council. Hobbies: Skiing, swimming. Secret Ambition: To be a Frenchman. Future Plans: University Libre de Bruxelles. CLIVE ROBERT BRADSHAW: B g Bob. Cheer up. the worst is yet to come. Sooal. Band. Football, Baseball. Hi-V, Pres, and Treas., J.A., Class Play. Secret Ambition: Get locked in a dark room with a certain senior girl. Future Plans: Augsburg. BETTY BRAUFMAN: Who put the nickel in? Baccalaureate, Cap and Gown, Class Play, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. Secret Ambition: Get an A from Willy. Future Plans: U. of M. BARBARA BROOKE: Barbie. ' The marvels which her pencil wrought. Commencement. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. French Club. G.A.A., Arrow Editor-in-Chief. Library helper. Homecoming Committee. Hobbies: Sewing, drawing, knitting, writing. Secret Ambition: Write a book. Future Plans: Married life. DAVID BROWN: Iowa, here I come. Commencement. Band. IDELLE BRUER: Biddie, Like a tea kettle . . . always bubbling over. Social Committee Chairman, Silver Tri. Blue Tri Treasurer and President, Sophomore Council. Auditorium Committee Band, Orchestra. Choir. Red Cross. Cheerleader. Class Play, Homecoming Committee Chairman. G.A.A. President, Pep Club. Debate. Hobbies: Skating and drawing. Secret Ambition: I'm m'klincd to keep it a secret. Future Plans: St. Olaf. JUDy BRyNGELSON: She’s an A in every way. Banquet. Arrow Editor. Quill and Scroll, Class Play. Homecoming Committee. French Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Library helper, G.A.A. Hobby: Chasing rainbows. Secret Ambition: To be a queen O' the May. Future Plans: Carleton. BARBARA BUCK: Bobbie, All things come to those who wait. Cap and Gown. Secret Ambition: That's for me to know. Future Plans: Marriage: STEPHEN CLAPP: Steve. His way through school s like the Mississippi River . . . lined with bluffs. Class Day, Class Play Committee. Homecoming. Lunchroom Monitor J.A., Homecoming Committee Chairman. Secret Ambition: Be a sports car racer. Future Plans: Navy, College—Law. ANN CLEARY: A ready smile is an open door to friendship. Banquet, Choir. G.A.A. Hobb'es: Swimming, sewing, golfing. Secret Ambition: To go to Europe. Future Plans: College. CHARLES COLBy: Chuck. The center of other things besides football. Senior Class Vice President. Ethics Chairman. Sophomore. Junior, Senior Council. Student Council, Footboll, Basketball Captain, Track. S-Club Athletic Board. Hi-y. Hobbies: Fishing, hunting with Rovick. girls. Secret Amb-tion: Obtain a sense of rhythm. Future Plans: Williams College. SUSANNE COLLINS: Sue. An opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day. Banquet Silver Tri. G.A.A., Ski Club. Hobbies: Drawing, painting, collecting records. Secret Ambition: Join the Navy. Future Plans: Work and Art school. CHUCK HOLMES: Oh, for the life of a sailor boy- Band. Stage Crew. JUDITH DALE: Judy. Twinkle, twinkle goes her eye: who, we wonder, is the guy Commencement. Office helper, Ski Club. G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Red Cross. Class Play. Hobbies: Dancing and sewing. Secret Ambition: Roller skate down Broadway. Future Plans: College. C631 JIM BURROUGHS: He has a problem for every soluton.' Com. mencemcnt. Swimming, Annual. Arrow. Hobbies: Photography, fly. mg. Secret Ambition: Have some trovel stories to top Willy's. Future Plans: U. of M. DAVID BUTLER: Butts. When he succeeds, the merit is all his own. Commencement, Golf Captain, Hi-y President, Swimming. Hobbies: Golf and swimm'ng. Secret Ambition: To beat Andrews in golf. Future Plans: U. of M.—Institute of Technology. PATRICIA CARLSON: Pat. 'A handful of fun is worth more than a bushel of learning. Class Day. G.A.A.. Silver Tri. Hobbies: Canoeing, water skiing, walking. Secret Ambition: Travel Europe on a cycle. Future Plans: Work. KAREN CARPENTER: Music is the universal language of man-kind. Budget. Silver Tr 8lue Tri, Pep Club. yFC. Hobbies: Accordion playing and sports. Secret Ambition: To win a trophy. Future Plans: U. of M. MARGARET CHAVIE: Maggie. Life is sweet through those who make it sweet. Records and Secretarial. Office helper. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To get the thing I want most. Future Plans: Work and night school. TOM CHEPOKAS: Pokic. Chcpok, Hu saying is Live and let live. Class Day, Band. Choir, Hi-y, Homecoming Committee. Student Council. Hobby: Just making music. Secret Ambition: To give Lib-erace a crew-cut. Future Plans: Teaching music. WILLIAM DRILLING: Bill. Rock, He burn the midnight oil. but it' usually gasoline. Commencement. Baseball. Hobbies: Traveling. Bowling, and Weight lifting. Future Plans: U. of M. ALICE DuBOlS: A worthwhile life she will attain, she does not work for her own gam. Socml, Red Cross G.A.A., Swimming team. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Class Play Committee. Class Play. Homecoming Committee, French Club. Hobbies: Drawing, swimming. Secret Ambition: To be President. Future Plans: Hamline. ELAINE DYSTHE: To accomplish things hos been her aim. not to gather glory or fame. Banquet Chairman. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Student Council. Red Cross. G.A.A. Treasurer. Choir Sergeant-at-Arms. Ski Club Secretary-Treasurer, French Club. Sales Club. Homecoming Committee, Lunchroom Committee. Arrow. Senior Council. Dance Committee. Quill and Scroll. Auditorium Program Committee. Class Play, J.A., Girls' Tennis Team. Hobbies: Skiing, water skiing, swimming, boywatchers dub. Secret Ambition: Roller skate through the Kremlin. Future Plans: St. Olaf. JUDY EDWARDS: ' She's the type that's fast ... on the type writer. Records and Secretarial. Silver Tri, Blue Tri G.A.A.. Class Play. French Club, Red Cross. Hobbies: Making coffee. Secret Ambition: To get a deep tan. Future Plans: Work. STEVE EHRLICH: Airbase. I trouble not studies, stud.es trouble me. Budget. Jazz Club. Hobbies: Cors, jazz. Secret Ambition: To own the largest jazz collection in the world. Future Plans: College and work m California. DONNA ENGE: Whatever is worth doing at al1 s worth doing well. Budget. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Hobby: Reading. Secret Ambition: Learn how to drive. Future Plans: Work. MARCIA DARTT: Marsh. A serene smile—much to be envied. Baccalaureate. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Hobbies: Picnics, singing. Secret Ambition: Take a trip to Siberia with Pat. Future Plans: U. of M. DANIEL DONAHUE: Dan. I don't believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look. Class Day. Class Play Committee Chairman. Centennial Committee. Homecoming Committee. Hobbies: Model ship building, talking, chasing girls. Secret Ambition: Be a baker at the Waldorf. Future Plans: Navy. Northwestern Prep. WILLIAM DONAHUE: Bill. I love the lad-es. they love me. I un-derstand them perfectly. Social. Cap and Gown Cho-chairman. student council. Homecoming. Hall Guard. Secret Ambition: To be an officer m the French Foreign Legion. Future Plans: Navy. Notre Dame. DANIEL DOWIDAT: Dan. 'Sometimes classes were so boring, I could hardly keep osleep. Baccalaureate. Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing. Future Plans: Forestry. FRANK DREW: Pussy. Drewsie. You'll never catch up to this boy.' Memorial, Track Captain, Football. Swimming. S-Club. Athletic Board. Hi-Y, Secret Ambition: Sell pencils with Rog. Future Plans: College. GERALDINE DREW: Geri, To love, cherish and to obey.” JACQUELINE A. ERICKSON: Jackie, A lass so m.ld and meek: even her shoes refuse to squeak. Budget. Blue Tn. Hobbies: Cooking. music, and collecting miniature things. Secret Ambition: If I told you. it wouldn't be a secret. Future Plans: Stenographic work. NANCY ERSTAD: I wish they'd be quiet, I want to talk. Banque1 Silver Tri, Blue Tn. G.A.A. French Club. Hobbies: Learning how to drive, swimmmg. Secret Ambition: Get a tan in California. Future Plans: Work. SANDRA EVANS: Sandy. She deserves our oscar. Class Day. Silver Tn, Blue Tri, Arrow Editor. Quill and Scroll, G.A.A., Homecoming Committee Chairman. Valedictorian. Class Play. Hobb es: Ballet. Art. music. Secret Ambition: Learn to drive. Future Plans: U. of M. ROBERT FAWCETT, Bob. Nearly killed once by a tram of thought passing through his mind. Hi-Y. Hobbies: Swimming, watersfcimg. boatmg and canoeing. Secret Ambition: To squelch Strand. Future Plans: College. BARBARA FELDER: Barb. Hidden qualities are there to shine through. Memorial, Orchestra. Girls Golf Team, Blue Tri. Hobby: Sports. Future Plans: College. JAY FILLMORE: Perpetual effort is the price of gam. Bacca- laureate. Choir Treasurer, Football Manager. Hobbies: Amateur radio, photography. Secret Ambition: To be on an expedition into the Ecuadorian jungles. Future Plans: U .of M, Electrical Engineering. CM] RICHARD GREEN: Dick, Those most deserving of praise care least about it. Baccalaureate Chairman, Student Council. VAC. Senior Council. Football, Basketball, Track, Choir Vice President, S-Club. Boys State, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Sports. Aviation. Secret Ambition: Jump 7 feet. Future Plans: College and Service. ANDREW GUILEY: Andy. Stand still and silently watch the world go by . . . and t will. Baccalaureate. Football. Hobby: Working on my car. Secret Amb-t-on: No ambition. Future Plans: Army. HARRy HAGEMAN: Hack, ' Put your troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Banquet. Hockey. Red Cross, S-Ciub, Student Council. Homecoming Committee. Secret Ambition: Race car dr vcr. Future Plans: U. of M. ROBERT HAVILAND: Joe. Grace to perform and his performance is great. Cap and Gown, Class Piay, Golf Teom, Hi-y, Arrow Co-Editor, Quill and Scroll, S-Oub, Track. Homecoming. J.A. Hobby: Playing the old '88'. Secret Ambition: Make a million and then marry a million. Future Plans: Aeronautical Engineering—U. of M. DEANNA HERMANN: Dede. Music hath charms and so has she.' Class Day, Choir. Homecom.ng Committee. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Pep Club, Class Play Committee. Hobby: Play with my turtle. Secret Ambition: Spend a Friday night without the girls. Future Plans: U. of M. PAM HERRICK: 'Cute as a button. Cap and Gown, Homecoming Committee. Secret Ambition: Go to California. Future Plans: Business School. JANE FLEMING: Flem. She likes pleasure, she likes fun, she'd amuse most onyone. Banquet. G.A.A., French Club, Ski Club. Class Play. Hobbies: Skiing. Waterskiing, Bill Watchers Club. Secret Ambition: Go skiing at Aspen. Colorado. Future Plans: U. of M. RICHARD FOSTER: Dick. His favorite book . . . the telephone book. Class Day. Ski Team. Secret Ambit on: Make a student lounge in S.W. Future Plans: Naval Air Cadet. DAVID FRIEDMAN: Freedy. He's the joker of the deal. Com-mencement. Homecoming. Arrow Sports Editor. Quill and Scroll, Hall-guard. Secret Ambition: Be able to press $00 lbs. Future Plans: U. of M. MELANIE GAINSLEY: Mel, Wind her up, and away she goes. Social. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Arrow. Quill and Scroll, Golf Team. Class Play, Homecoming Committee. Ski Club, French Club Secretory-Treasurer, Homecoming MC, Pep Club. Hobby: Going out with the girls. Secret Ambition: To be on the stage. Future Plans: College. SALLY GIANOS: Sal, She smiles a flirtatious smile. Baccalaureate, Silver Tri, Blue Tri,. G.A.A.. Pep Club, Choir. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition; To have a Lincoln Convertible in I960. Future Plans: Work. MARSHALL R. GlNTHNER: He tickles the ivories. Memorial. Hi-Y. Trock, Cross Country Manager. Hobbies: Guppies, girl watching. Secret Ambition: Be one of the world's ten most eligible bachelors. Future Plans: French Foreign Legion. CONNIE HERZOG: Working with her is a pleasure: she's a friend we'll always treasure. Commencement. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Class Play. Student Council. Annual Class Play Committee. Hobby: Crafts. Secret Amb.tion: Get my driver's license. Future Plans: Ma-calester. GRETCHEN HOLLEN8ECK: Gretch. ' Her sweetness would hide her faults ... if faults she had. Class Day. Homecoming Committee French Club, G.A.A. Secret Amb t on: To see Jon graduate June 14. Future Plans: Work and Travel on Vacations. RICHARD HOLMES: Dick In every deed of mischief, he had a heart to resolve a head to contrive and a hand to e«ecute. Social. Hi-Y, Senior Class Sergcant-at-Arms. Football. Hobbies: Fishing and sports. Secret Ambition: To out-talk Trucker. Future Plans: U. of M. GARY HOLSTAD: He's always in tune with life. Memorial. Track. Cross Country, Band President. Orchestra, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Compma, waterskiing. Secret Ambition: To be a professional clerk of finish. Future Plans: Macalester. JANET HURLEY: Jon. Modest as her blushing shows happy as her smiles disclose. Budget. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., French Club. Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: Speak French fluently. Future Plans: U. of M. RICHARD HUTTNER: 'I meant to do my work today, but . . . Cap and Gown. Hobbies: Hunting. Archery. Secret Ambition: Visit the French and Italion Riviera. Future Plans: Minnesota School of Mines. C653 DIANE MARCIA KATZ: She ha determination and the drive to carry it through. Banquet, G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choir, Red Cross. Class Play. French Club. Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Future Plan : College BEN KAUFMAN: Whatever the proportion it. I'm agamtt it. Baccalaureate. Arrow, Annual. Junior Council. Comcra Club, Class Play. Cross Country, Debate Lunchroom Monitor. J.A. Hobbies: Cars, photography, making money, Dixieland. Secret Ambition: To break the bank in Monte Carlo. Future Plans: Medicine. JANE KELLER: She's so original, she hasn't got a carbon copy. Baccalaureate, Choir, G.A.A. Hobbies: Sports, reading, drawing. Future Plan : U. of North Dakota. JACK KILBy; He is a 'Jack' of all trades. Class Day, Stage Crew. Hobbies: Hunting, fijhing. boating. Secret Ambition: Beat Mr. Bjorlin at ping-pong. Future Plans: College. CHARLES KNOX: Charlie. High faith for the future. Oa s Day Band. Hi-Y. Programming Committee. Hobby: Hunting. Future Plans-USAF—U. of M. DANIEL H. KOONTZ: Dan. An accident looking for a p:ace to happen. Budget. Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: Drive a full race Thunderbird. Future Plan : U. of M. DON IRELAND: When I get older than I'll grow bolder. Baccalaureate. Student Council, Red Cross. Basketball Manager, Baseball Manager Ticket Manager. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, archery. Secret Ambition: Be able to hit a standing deer with a bow and arrow. Future Plant: College. JUDITH ISENBERG: Judy. To love and be loved is a privilege. Baccalaureate. Red Cross. J,A. Hobbies: Sports. Secret Ambition: To get along better with Charlie Wohlford. Future Plans: Cosmetology. CyNTHIA JABUSCH: Cindy. She's quiet in school, but she's not always so. Record-, and Secretarial Committee. Blue Tri, G.A.A. Hobbies: Reading, men, going on picnics. Secret Ambition: Marry a millionaire and have a caddy. Future Plans: Business College. JOANNE JAHN: Jo, What a dear fine mind and spirit lies behind those quiet friendly eyes. Cap and Gown Pep Club, Blue Tri. Hobbies: Playing the piano and organ. Secret Ambition: To five in Hawoii. Future Plans: Nursing. HAROLD KALLIO: Give him a chance, he'll do the rest. Budget. Secret Ambition: To get first place in custom cars at Spced-O-Rama. Future Plans: College. JANET KARTES: Jan. She says little but that’s no sign she isn't thinking. Social, G.A.A. Hobbies: Reading, skatmg. Secret Ambi tion: To live in a mansion. Future Plans: Work. BARBARA KREIDLER: A hand that is gentle; a heart that is kind. Memorial. Office Helper Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A., Pep Club. Secret Ambition: To travel around the world. Future Plans: College. JANET KULUS: 'To speak kindly docs not hurt the tongue. Baccalaureate. Secret Ambition: To be happily married. Future Plans: Marriage. JOANNE LAGER: Jo. T� s her sincere good will which makes her many friends. Social, Blue Tri. Class Play, G.A.A., Office Helper. Secret Ambition: To have a pink Cadillac convertible. Future Plans: College. KEN LARSEN: Don't recite so loud, I’m sleepy! Memorial. Secret Ambition: To own my own machine shop. Future Plans: To get more mechanical engineering experience. NANCy LARSON: Nan, It's better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Records and Secretarial, Blue Tri. G.A.A. Homecommg. Class Play. Hobbies: Sewing, sports. Secret Ambition: Travel to different countries. Future Plans: Work. Marriage. SHARON LARSON: Sheri, An art.st is she. with deep potentiality. Records and Secretarial. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Choir, G.A.A., Homecoming, Class Play Hobbies: Dancing, art. Secret Ambition: Be worry free. Future Plans: U. of M. C 66 D BILL LEHMANN: When people agree with me. I always feel I must be wrong. Commencement. Hobby: Working on cars. Secret Ambition: Build a hot rod. Future Plans: U. of M. LOIS JEAN LUNOGREN; Loie. It isn't a crime to be short: only a nuisance. Commencement. Band, Majorette. J.A. Blue Tri, YFC. Hobby: Reading. Future Plans: Minnesota School of Laboratory Technique, marriage. CHARLES MAAS: Chuck ' A 'ham' what am. Budget. Radio Committee. Hall Guard. Class Play. Homecoming Committee Chairmen Hi-y. Hobby: Radio. Secret Ambition: To get something worth while from sixth hour class. ROSALIE MARSH: Rosie. Petunia Swamp. Play, and I'll play with you . . . study and you'll study alone. Class Day, G.A.A.. Office Helper. French Club. Ski Club. Pep Club. Arrow. Quill and Scroll. Hobby: Parties. Secret Ambition: To go prospecting for Uranium in the Black Hills with Bcarman and a mule. Future Plans: College. MIKE McADAMS: He looks like a saint, but we know he 'ain’t.' Social. Senior Council. Hi-Y. Student Council. Hobbies: Sailinn Hunting. Cars. Secret Ambition: L ve in the NW ang'e of Minnesota. Future Plans: U. of M. MARY McARTHUR: She has a nice sense of rumor. Social, Silver Tri. Blue Tr G.A.A, Social Chairman, Lunchroom Monitor. Girls' Golf Teom, Ski Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. Hobbies: Going out with the girls, sewing, skiing. Secret Ambition: To find a diet that really works. Future Plans: U. of M. ANN MclNTYRE: Mac, Good nature and fun is a fine combination.’ Banquet. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Red Cross. Choir, Class Play. Sales Club. Homecoming Committee Chairman, French Club, Sk Club Program Committee Chairman. Hobbies: Slating, swimmino bowling, waterskiing. Secret Ambition: To join the FBI secretly. Future Plans: Drake University. PETER M El LI: Pete. Something attempted and something done: in joyful service, he says it’s fun.” Budget Chairman, Senior Class Treasurer, Choir President, French Club President, Homecoming Com m.ttce Chairman, Homecoming Escort, Student Council. Hi-Y Secretary. Hobby: Occasional weight lifter. Future Plans: U. of M. TOM MESHBESHER: Mesh A mind such as his finds knowledge quickly. Class Day. Debate, Choir, Homecoming Committee. Hobby: Piano. Secret Ambition: To be a carefree sophomore again. Future Plans: U. of M. ROGER MEYER: I have fought a good fight: I have finished my course. Banquet. Stage Crew. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. Secret Ambition: To hunt mountain sheep with a bow. Future Plans: Dunwoody. CURTIS MILLER: Curt. Curtic has a little curl, that captures the heart of every girl. Social, Choir. Golf. Secret Amb Lon: Break 80 m golf. Future Plans: U. of M. MARY MILLS: Sweet personality full of rascality. Banquet. Silver Tri, Biue Tri. G.A.A., Office Helper. Red Cross Secretary. Class Play. Homecoming Committee. Girls' Golf Team Pep Club. Ski Club. Girls' Tennis Team. Hobbies: Diets, waterskiing and skiing. Future Plans: U. of M., Nursing. JOAN McAULEY: Cares sit lightly Cn her shoulders. Silver Tri. RON McCOMBS: Low-cuts. In sp.te Qf a|| his glory, h.s helmet always fits. Social Track. Basketball. Football Co-captam. H.-Y President and Chaplain, Cho.r. Hobby: Cars. Secret Amb.t.on: Dr.ve hot rods m salt flats. Future Plans: Work. JAMES McCUE Jim, Mercury on the track. Commencement. Trock. Cross Country. Student Council, S-Oub. Hi-Y. Hobbies: Photography. Sports. Secret Ambition: Outrun Sullwold. Future Plans: College. TOM McGREGOR: Society Mac. Like all 'high' landers, he must have his fling. Budget. Secret Ambition: To stay awake in Strand’s class. Future Plans: U. of M. MIKE McGRORTY: Magoo, School breaks up the doy so. Banquet. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Future Plans: College. WILLARD O. MclNTOSH: When once I learn a thing. I remember it. The trouble is with the ’once’. Banquet. Secret Ambition: Get a butch haircut. Future Plans: Partnership in Los Vegas gombling Cosmo. C 67 ] DAVID NELSON: Alone in the moonlight is more fun if you aren't. Cap and Gown. French Club. Red Cross. Hobbies: Camping, traveling. Secret Ambition: To inherit something. Future Plans: Army, College. MARIE NEWELL: Quality not quantity. Cap ond Gown Chairman, G.A.A.. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Ski Club, Red Cross, Office Helper. Senior Council, Class Play, French Club. Homecoming Committee. Hobbies: Buying clothes and dancing. Secret Ambition: Go swimming in the SW pool. Future Plans: Career school, travel and work. SALLY ANN NICOLLE: lt s a friendly heart who has plenty of friends. Banquet. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross. Junior Council, Student Council, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Dance Committee, Pep Club, French Club. Hobbies: Parties. Boy Watchers Club. Secret Ambition: Skate in the Derby. Future Plans. College. JUDy OLSON: They are often wisest who say but little. Commencement. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Records and Secretarial. Pep Club. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To travel. Future Plans: Secretarial work. RAyO LEE OLSON: Ray. Her quiet mind, the best contentment will find. Memorial. Hobbies: Swimming, art, piano, sewing. Secret Ambition: Get an A in chemistry. Future Plans: Nursing. BERNHARD ORFIELD: 8ernie. Worry kills many a man . . . why die? Social. Hobby: Working on my car models. Secret Ambition: Put an OHV Olds engine in my car. Future Plans. Army or U. of M. CAROLE MITULSKI: She takes time to be friendly and is on the road to happiness. Cap and Gown, G.A.A.. Blue Tri. Hobbies: Skiing horseback riding, sewing. Secret Ambition: To travel around the world. Future Plans: U. of M. DONALD MOORE: George, A fearless man among men; but among women, the meekest of the meek. Budget. Red Cross. Hi-y, Junior Council. Homecoming. Hobbies: Phootgraphy. women, basketball, women, golf, women, swimming, women. Secret Ambition: Raise my own hockey team for Mr. Peterson. Future Plans: U. of M. JAMES MORGEN: Jumping Jim. An index for business conditions . . . monkey business. Banquet, Football. Basketball, Track. Hi y. Red Cross. Secret Ambition: Play on the U. of M. basketball team. Future Plans: U. of M.—Engineering. MIKE MORROW: His snore is louder than his battle cry. Cap and Gown, Football. Baseball. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Future Plans: Work and College. DOROTHy MUETZEL: A few boys, lots of pep. makes Dorothy want to step. Budget. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Pep Club. Hobby: Getting into mischief. Future Pians: Work. DAVID MYERS: Dave. A lot of work and a little play, makes an athlete great any day. Memorial. Football Co-captain. Track. Basketball. S-Club. Athletic Council, Hall Guard, Hi-y. Choir. Hobbies: Sports and keeping my turtle healthy. Secret Ambition: Go uranium prospecting with Ron and Frank. Future Plans: U. of M. or Service. PATTY O'ROURKE: Pat, As the bright sun glorifies the skies, so is her face illuminated by her eyes. Banquet. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Choir. Sophomore Council. Student Council. Class Play Committee. Homecoming Committee. Budget Committee, Dance Committee. Ski Club. Hobby: Skiing. Secret Ambition: To see Melanie ski. Future Plans: Gustavus. PAUL OSMAN: Ox, A good story teller is a person who has a good memory and hopes that other people haven't. Commencement. Cross Country. Hi-Y President, Band. Orchestra. Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: Make the Holes in donuts with Roepke. Future Plans: U. of M. JEAN PASTOR: Fame she has. and it couldn't have happened to a nicer girl. Silver Tri, Student Council, Choir. Cheerleader G.A.A., Future Plans: U. of M. JOAN PASTOR: The crowds love her. and so do we. Silver Tri, Choir, Cheerleader, G.A.A. Future Plans: U. of M. JILL PEABODY: A great thinker and a small talker. Commencement. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A. Choir, YFC, Class Play Committee. Hobby: Singing. Secret Ambition: Be athletic. Future Plans: St. Olaf. PAUL PEDERSON: Ambitious . . . when he wants to be. Social, Hi-Y. Homecoming. Hobbies: Sailing, hunting and loafing. Future Plans: U. of M. C68] BARBARA PENDERGAST: Barb, The pep of any party. Commencement. G.A.A.. Silver Tri. Blue Tii, French Club. Pep Club. Secret Ambition: To be a CPS. Future Plans: College. DORIS ANN PERRA: The moon attracts the tied and the untied. Cap and Gown. Red Cross. Pep Club. G.A.A.. Homecoming Committee: Hobbies: Swimming, horseback tiding. Secret Ambition: To own a Buick Century Convertible. Future Plans: Work. KATHRYN PRATT: Katie. A contradiction to the theory that brains and beauty don't go together. Commencement. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Red Cross Pres., French Club. Sr. Council. Student Council, Annual Lay Out Editor, Quill and Scroll. Homecoming. G.A.A., Choir. Pep Club. Homecoming Com. Hobby: Skiing. Future Plans: U. of M. SANDRA PRIEVE: Sandy, The path she treads leads to sure success. Commencement Chm.. Silver Tri Treat, and Sec.. Blue Tri I.C.C. Rep., Homecoming Com. Chm.. Girls State. Student Council, Soph., Jr. Council Pres.. G.A.A.. Annual Editor in Chief. Choir Sec.. Class Play Com. Chm., Ethics Com. Sec.. French Club. Bond Sec., Mpls. Y-Teens Pres., Quill and Scroll. Debate. Valedictorian. Future Plans: U. of M. JOHN L. PRINS: Jack. A young man with an aim will be a man with o name. Class Doy Co-chmn., Red Cross. Student Council Pres.. Hi-Y Pres, and Sec., Soph. Jr. Council. French Club. Sk Club, Class Play. AFS Scholarship, Choir, Homecoming Escort. Football. Swimming. Secret Ambition: Go bock to Switzerland, Future Plans. Carle-ton. PHYLLIS RAINEY: Phyl, Here's a charming little lass, a shining star in every class. Commencement. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A. Cheer-leader. Choir, Arrow Editor, Quill and Scroll. Red Cross Secretary. Class Play, Homecoming Attendant. Hobbies: Deed, sewing. Secret Ambition: Lmdy with an octopus. Future Plans: U. of M.—Education. PATRICIA ANN RAND: Potty, She sighs ot many, and loves but one. Class Day, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Red Cross. Student Council. Lunchroom Monitor, Homecoming Committee. Pep Club. Hobby: Going out with Bill. Secret Ambition: To have a cheaper by the dozen family. Future Plans: U. of M. AIMEE RANALLO: So unlucky she runs into accidents that start to happen to someone else. Banquet. Choral Club, Red Cross. Secret Ambition: To go on in music. Future Plans: Work. TOM REICHERT: Girls may be a puzzle, but he'll never give them up. Commencement. Student Council Vice President. Junior Council. Football. Basketball. Track. Ski Club, S-Club. Boys' State, Hi-Y, Choir, Safety Council. Secret Ambition: Go slung in Sw.tzcrland. Future Plans: College. TERRY RIDDELL: His only labor is to kill time. Cap and Gown. Class Play Committee. Hobbies: Cars and woodworking. Secret Ambition: To be successful in my work and business. Future Plans: Be a mechanic and own my own garage. NANCY RIGG: A pretty girl hard at work, no task too hard for her to shirk. Commencement. Choir. Band. Homecoming. Class Play. Silver Tri. 8lue Tri. Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, G.A.A., Annual Copy Editor, Quill and Scroll. Hobby: Taking care of my turtle. Secret Ambition: Make a recording during Annual. Future Plans: College. PETER RINGSRUD: Pete. They are often wisest who say but little. Commencement, Band. Cross Country, Track. S-Club. Hall Guard. Hobbies: Talking, reading. Secret Ambition: See Europe in 60. Future Plans: U. of M. DONALD RISLER: Don, A name to be trusted: a manner refined. Budget. Choir, Hi-Y. Hobby: Hi-Fi. Secret Ambit on: Become a Dodger so I can fire Norm Watt. Future Plans: U. of M. DON ROEPK6: Boots. He can't wake up with the sun because he stays out too late with the doughter. Commencement. Track. Cross Country, Student Council Treas.. Homecoming Com. Co-chm.. Hi-Y Pres. Secret Ambition: Win the world's doubles ping pong championships with Myers. Future Plans: U. of M. MARY ROUSSEAU: An all around pal. a likeable gal. Records and Secretaral. Secret Ambition: Go to Hawaii. Future Plans: Nursing. St. Barnabas. DAVID P. ROVICK: Dave, As a rolling stone gathers no moss, so the roving heart gathers no affections.” Class Day Hockey Captain, Baseball, Go'f. Hi-Y. S-Club. Athletic Board. Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Own a hunting and fishing camp. Future Plans: U. of M. PETER ROYSE: Pete. W.t: Intellect on a spree. Commencement. Hi-Y. Band. Baseball , Sr. Council. Sli Club. Dance Comm. Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: Regain my eyesight. Future Plans: U. of M. KAREN RUSSELL: Pretty as a picture w.th a frame to match. Social. Choir. Cheerleader Captain. Homecoming Attendant. Class Play Committee, G.A.A.. Silver Tri. B'ue Tri. Pep C'ub. Hobbes: Walking the golf course with a golfer I know. Secret Ambition: To cheerlead for SW in a state basketball tournament. Future Plans: U. of M. C693 JAMES SEKLUND: Jim, All things come ’found to him who will but wait.” Budget. Hi-Y. Hobbies: Bowling, hunting, fishing, camping. Secret Ambition: Look for uronium. Future Plans: Navy. NANCY SEMBLA: Nanc. Sadie. Always pleasant, always sweet, one of the best—just can't be beat. Baccalaureate. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. French Club Debate, A.A.A.. Class Play Committee. Annual Assistant Editor. Hobbies: Reading, collecting records. Secret Ambition: Be an old maid. Future Plans: Macolestcr. WILLIAM SHAW: Bill. H.s high school days could never compare with his high school nights. Cap and Gown. Hi-Y, Student Council. Football. Basketball. Junior Council, Hall Guard. Lunchroom Monitor. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, sports. Secret Ambition: Learn to chase shadows like my dog. Future Plans: Hamline. BARBARA SHINE: Barb. I'm not o bit flirtatious . . . just interested. Banquet. French Club, Blue Tri. Class Play. Pep Club. Arrow. Homecoming Committee. Secret Ambition: To travel throughout the world. Future Plans: U. of Miami. DALE SILBERNAGEL: There's no pleasure like the pleasure friendliness can lend.” Commencement. Band. Hi-Y President. Treasurer and Chaplain. J.A. Hobbies: Boating woodworking, hunting, fishing. Secret Ambition: Own a Jaguar. Future Plans: U. of M. JAMES SOUKUP: Of 'me' I sing. Cap and Gown, Band. Secret Ambition: To be a chief (pro). Future Pians: Air Force. JOHN RYKKEN: Rick. 'He's not only a chip off the old block, he's the old block itself. Class Day, Football, Basketball. Baseball. Class Play. Hi-Y President. Secret Ambition: Pitch a no-hitter, so that it would be a tie ball game. Future Plans: U. of M.—Engineering. JULIA SCHEDIN: Julie, 'There is a soft and pensive grace: a cast of thought upon her face. Memorial, G.A.A., Silver Tri. Ski Club. Choir. Homecoming. Hobbies: Dancing, sewing. Secret Ambition: Ski down the Swiss Alps. Future Plans: College. JOHN SCHIPKE: He makes pleasure his business, and business his pleasure. Commencement. Class Day, Red Cross. Football. Track. Choir Sgt. at Arms. Hobbies: Reading, skiing. Secret Ambition: Throw Mr. Strand's cushion out of the window. Future Plans: College. JUDITH KAY SCHMIDT: Judy. Her ambitions are as high os the notes she sings. Class Doy, Band Vice President. Choir, G.A.A., Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Arrow Editor. Quill and Scroll, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Red Cross. Office Helper. French Club. Hobbies: Chess, bowling, and watching Alfred Hitchcock. Secret Ambition: Beat somebody in a chess game. Future Plans: U. of M.—Journalism. SUE SCOTT: Sue is a darling, some say keen, we’ll always remember our pretty queen. Social, Choir, Homecoming Queen. Class Ploy. G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri Cabinet, Pep Club. Dance Committee Chairman. Student Council, Red Cross. Hobbies: Studying for chemistry tests. Secret Ambition: Learn how to yodel like Richie Green. Future Plans: U. of M. Dental Hygiene. PAUL SCRIBNER: Scrib. He made a nickel go so far the buffalo got sore feet.' Cap and Gown. Choir, Hi-Y, Red Cross President. Hobby: Cars. Secret Ambition: Own a car like Flattop's boy. Future Plans: U. of M. BARRY SPECTOR: Every man has his gift, and the tools go to him that can use them. Class Day, Choir, French Club, Red Cross. Class Play. Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: Roam around the world. Future Plans: College. SUSAN STANDEVEN: Sue. In quietness and sweetness, she wends her way. Memorial. Blue Tri. G.A.A. Hobbies: Swimming, sewing. Secret Ambition: To go to Africa on a Safari. Future Plans: College. TIMOTHY STEBBINS: Tim. Egad! What a lad! Budget. Secret Ambition: Be a truck driver. Future Plans: Work. ROSALIND M. STEFFY: Roz. Equally skilled with voice and pen. Class Day. Debate. G.A.A., Girls' Swimming Team. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Band, Choir. Orchestra. Arrow Editor. Quill and Scroll. Class Play. AFS to Greece. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: To go back to Europe and Greece. Future Plans: U. of M. THOMAS STILLMAN: Tommy. Deserve success and you shall have it. Class Day Chairman. Student Council, Auditorium Committee. Choir Business Manager, Homecoming. Swimming Captain, Tennis, Golf. Hobby: Swimming. Secret Ambition: Swim the English Channel. Future Plans: U. of M. JON STRAUB: Buck. When I feel like studying, I lie down till the feeling goes. Memorial, Hi-Y, S-Club. Track. Football. Secret Ambition: To squelch Al Halley. Future Plans: Bum for a year—then College. [70 3 CHARLES E. SVANG: Chuck. Quietly in the world of music he lives.” Budget, Tennis. Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: Have a monopoly over all nuclear bombs. Future Plans: College. PAT SWEENEY: She'll act her way to a man's heart. Class Day. Red Cross. Class Play. Homecoming. Hobbies: Swimming, horseback riding, rollerskating. Secret Ambition: To have Larry Major teoch me how to play the string bass. Future Plans: Technology School. JEROLD THOMAS: Jcr. All the world loves a lover until he complicates the parking problem. Social. Hi-Y Vice President. Football. Baseball. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Future Plans: California. PATRICIA THOMAS: Pat. I always laugh at jokes, and someone s always joking. Social. Student Council, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Class Play, Homecoming Committee, Choir. French Club. Pep Club President. Hobbies: Sewing and traveling. Secret Ambition: A trip to Siberia with Marcia. Future Plans: U. of M, CAROL THOMPSON: Our senior fashion plate. Banquet. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Senior Council. Lunchroom Monitor. G.A.A., Red Cross. Ski Club. Homecoming Committee. Hobbies: Golfing, going out with the girls. Future Plans: U. of M. DAWN TRAVER: Chicky. Sincere and true to all is she. with vast and wide ability. Cap and Gown. Class Play. YFC.. J.A.. Band. Choir. French Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A. Hobby: Collecting skip slips. Secret Ambition: Tilt the Leaning tower of Pisa in the other direction. Future Plans: Home Ec at Augsburg College. DONNA TRUCKER: Is she talking again or yet? Social. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Lunchroom Monitor. Ski Club. Homecoming Pep Club. Hobbies: Sewing, swimming, going out with the girls. Future Plans: U. of M. LINDSAY VALLACHER: Lin. Rather quiet and rather shy, still he is a regular guy.” Baccalaureate. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Secret Ambition: To pass wood shop. Future Plans: U. of M.—Forestry. GRAHAM WACKERBARTH: He knows more than other people, ard often tells them so. Cap and Gown. Debate, Extemporaneous Speaking. Senior Council, J.A., Valedictorian. Secret Ambition: Censored. Future Plans: College. NORMAN WATT: Norm. He looks shy. but oh my! Commencement. Hi-Y. Annual Business Manager. Quill and Scroll. Hobby: Telling jokes. Secret Ambition: To play shortstop for the Dodgers. Future Plans: Aeronautical Engineer. ANN WEINBERGER: 'Her friends they are many, her foes, are there any? Records and Secretarial, Annual. Class Play. Choir Homecoming Committee. Dance Committee. G.A.A. Hobby: Eating Pina Pie. Secret Ambition: Get my driver's license before my 5 year old brother does. Future Plans: Work and school. DOLORES WINTERBURN: Her heart is like a moon, there's a man in it. Silver Tri, G.A.A. CALVIN WISE: Cal. There's nothing like track-ing down a girl. Class Day. Cross Country Captain. Basketball. Track. S-Club French Club. Hobby: Eating Pizza Pie. Secret Ambition: To be T tall. Future Plans: Teaching. ARLENE WITTKE: Never idle a moment, always thoughtful of others. Commencement. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Class Play Committee. Band, G.A.A.. Office Helper. Annual Copy Editor, Quill and Scroll, J.A., Choir, Pep Club. Homecoming Committee Chairman. Hobby: Cooking. Secret Ambition: Just wishful thinking? Future Plans: Principia College. THOMAS WORTHLEY: Duke. A football field isn't the only place you need a line. Social. Football. Swimming. Choir. Golf. Hi-Y. Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To be a jet fighter pilot. Future Plans: Commercial pilot. Not Pictured: JON KOSMOSKI: Kos. Worry and I have never met. Class Day. Hobbies: Cars, Grctchen. Secret Ambition: Beat Orfield in a drag. 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