Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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