Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL Minneapolis, Minnesota MHC Walking down the aisle on that graduation night in June, memories of many events crowded our minds. Some pleasant, some sad. Recalling the road we'd traveled, we could almost see the footprints made by the many different kinds of shoes that had led us up to graduation. The polished oxfords and graceful pumps in which we had danced at our first formal; The teacher's shoes, which we now realized, weren't very different from the comfortable loafers and saddle shoes which had carried us from class to class,- The spiked football shoes, flashing skates, and grimy tennis shoes in which we had practiced, played, and won many athletic contests. For the most part, the skates, the tennis shoes and the loafers had seen their day, and would be discarded, but the memories that they had helped us create would stay fresh in our minds for years to come. The graduation exercises were almost over. As we walked slowly down the steps to receive our diplomas, we glanced down at our shoes —the shoes that were now carrying us out of childhood and into life. FACULTY______________________ Page 5 JUNIOR HIGH Page 15 UNDERCLASSMEN _________________Page 25 ACTIVITIES____________________ Page 31 SPORTS _____________________ Page 59 SENIORS Page 73 3 Dedication We dedicate our annual to our well-loved Mrs. Haaland, who gave so many years of invaluable service to us and to our school. Words always seem so ineffectual when trying to express gratitude for wonderful learning experiences and the warm friendship of a sympathetic teacher. Mrs. Haaland, who recently resigned her position as a teacher of English, took part in many other activities here. Among these were the Guidance Committee, Faculty Council, P.T.A. representative, Text Book Committee, Social Studies Department Chairman, and Y-Teen Advisor. All those who ever knew her will never forget what a wonderful friend and advisor she was and will join with us in a deep and heartfelt Thank You! 4 5 To The 1957 Graduating Class: He was flying too low, so the officers said. He crashed on the dark mountain's mass; If his sights had been lifted to loftier course, His ship had the power to pass These lines written by Leslie A. AAcRill carry a word of warning as well as a word of encouragement to all who leave high school classrooms to launch forth on the sky-ways of life. It has been the purpose of us on the faculty to develop your power to pass as well as to help lift your sights to the loftier course. Your success in life will depend much upon how well these objectives have or can be realized. 6 Best of wishes, R. H. CLASSON Assistant Principal The task of dealing with those who get into trouble and punishing guilty persons is often a very unpleasant duty. However, our new Assistant Principal has a way of speaking as a true friend and a sympathetic advisor. When Mr. Straiton introduced himself to us in the first auditorium last fall, we all knew by his humble and yet dignified manner that he was, as the boys said, a good guy. Mr. Straiton has lived up to our first impression by the way he has handled all his duties and responsibilities, and made so many friends. Miss Brinley and Mr. Warner, pictured below, serve the school in many ways. Aside from their duties as counselors, Mr. Warner advises the boys' Hi-Y Clubs, and Miss Brinley is advisor to the girls' clubs. Counselors 7 Faculty Council Mrs. Boylan, Mr. Weydt, Miss Lindow, Mr. Classon, Mr. Pedersen, Mr. Bjorlin, Mrs. Kohler. This year's Faculty Council has an extra-special job because of the New Addition. They have been an invaluable aid to the principal in his difficult job of running the school smoothly. We thank them all for their unselfish efforts. 8 WILLIAM ADAM Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach. MRS. GRACE T. BARSNESS History, English, Mathematics. MARVIN BJORLIN Industrial Arts, Assistant Hockey Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach. ELINOR B. BOYLAN English and Speech, Head of English Department, Auditorium Program Chairman, Social Committee Chairman, Faculty Council. CARMEN C. CARUSO Junior High History O. B. DAHLE Director of Vocal Music, Chairman Senior Advisory, Chairman, Music Department. FRANK F. ENGDAHL English, speech. Class play. Drama Club. PHILIP M. FORD Physical Education, Intramurals. Director of Boys' ARTHUR J. FREDRICKSON Physical Education, Football Coach. MRS. K. R. GRADY Junior High Home Economics, Red Cross Sponsor, Health Committee. R. P. GUETZLOE Biology, Athletic Faculty Manager. EVAN L. HAAHEIM Social Studies Teacher, Student Council Adv., Tennis Coach. AL HALLEY Mathematics, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, Chairman of Athletic Board, Chairman of Awards Auditoriums. MARGARET H. HOLLIDAY Spanish, Reading Center, Spanish Club, School Historian. 9 IRENE E. HOLMBERG Algebra, Senior High banking, home of lost and found. SEVERENA C. HOLMBERG Business Education Department, Chairman, Service Work, Senior Budget, Ticket Sales. JOHN HUSEBY Junior High English Teacher, Junior High Student Council, Ninth Grade Advisor. JOE HUTTON JR. Social Studies, Physical Education, Basketball. FRANK E. INGLBRET Junior High Science, Debate. PHILIP JACOBS Industrial Arts Teacher, Stage Crew. NORMAN JOHNSON Junior High Mathematics, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Intramurals. CATHERINE KOCHER Physical Education, G.A.A., Varsity Coach. MRS. BARBARA S. KOHLER Junior High Art, Junior High History, Faculty Council, Social Committee. JOAN LANGSETH Junior High Home Economics, General Science, Junior High Advisor, Silver Trl. FLORENCE L. LINDOW Math PHYLLIS R. LYDERS Junior High English and Social Studies. ARDELLA A. MAXFIELD Home Economics Department Chairman. b. McDonough English, Advisor to Annual Staff. LILLIAN M. NELSON French, French Club Advisor, Faculty Flower Fund, Senior Advisor, M.E.A. Building Representative, All - City Foreign Language Committee. BLANCHE H. OBRIEN English and History, Junior High Arrow Advisor. ROBERT P. OLSON Director of Instrumental Music, Junior and Senior Bands. CARL A. PEARSON Physics and Chemistry, Head of Science Department, Senior Awards Committee, Faculty Meeting Committee. RUDOLPH E. PEDERSEN Mathematics Department Chairman, Golf Coach, Faculty Council, Athletic Council. DAVID R. PETERSON Business Education Teacher, Sophomore Football Coach, Varsity Hockey Coach. MEYERS PETERSON Science. Assistant Football Coach. STERLING PETERSON Graphic Arts and Mechanical Drawing. MRS. MARY REIHER English Teacher, Silver Tri Advisor, Red Cross Committee. Faculty Meeting Committee. MRS. FRENCHIE ROGERS Physical Education Instructor, G.A.A,. Tennis Coach. MRS. AURELIA H. SOCHA Art Teacher, Displays and Posters. STANFORD C. STRAND Modern Problems, geometry Guidance Committee, Secondary Planning Committee, Curriculum Coordinating Council. MRS. MARIEDAWN TEETER Junior High English, Blue Tri. K. W. UHLHORN Junior High Science and Math, Swimming Team Coach. CHARLES F. WAGENER Music and Civics, Junior High Girls' Glee Club. DON WALLIN Social Studies, Ski Coach, Athletic Council. 12 ELEANOR K. WARE Junior High English and Social Studies. DONALD J. WEYDT Junior High Art Teacher. HOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Latin and English, Junior Red Cross, Senior Awards Committee. AGNES WITHEROW Social Studies and English. JOSEPH WITZMAN English, Arrow Advisor. CHARLES A. WOHLFORD American History, Athletic Equipment Manager. PAUL R. WOHLFORD Chairman Industrial Arts Department, V.A.C. Advisor, Public Address, Radio Club Advisor, Y.F.C. Advisor. GAYLE W. WOLFF Math, Sophomore Basketball. Our librarians. MISS MARY LOU WALKUP and MRS. MARJORIE NAGEL, have been very helpful to us these past years. 13 Clerks Mrs. V. Christensen, programs and credits,- Mrs. G. McArdle. text books and requisitions; Mrs. C. Stupp, parttime S.S.T.; Mrs. M Carlson, attendance clerk; B. Gordon, chief clerk. Staff How could our school possibly run so smoothly without the services of our custodians, cooks, office staff, and our Special Service Teacher? Special Service Teacher Custodians MRS. JANET HENRICKSEN. Gene Sorman, Oscar Rossum, Jesse Sharpe, Norris Swenson, Mrs. Ethel Schierling, Folke Hart, Andrew Babick, John Milewski. Kitchen Staff Mrs. Marion Herstrom, Martha Conner, Frances Enger, Margaret Krueger, Ruth Hansen, Sylvia Olson, Marian Goryczka, Stella Olson, Sue Starrett. First row: A. Quirt, B. Neiman, J. Katchem, T. 8rowning, B. Steffy, N. Romery. Second row: M. McNaghten, R. Lane, M. Giffin, D. Groves, D. Reese. Third row: G. Rindal, C. Jamgotch, S. Bristol, G. Wondra. Fourth row: J. Clinton, M. Avery, T. Lush, T. Burgeson, S. Erickson. Fifth row: D. Jacobsen, R. Weaver, M. Reeves, S. Belcher, M. Blair. Sixth row: M. Anderson, R. Thomas, J. Boettiger, M. Durocher, E. Ische. Seventh row: H. Daplan, P. Sterne, G. Remm, J. Johnson, M. Hedlund, P. Lehmann. Seventh First row: M. Nordskog, D. Edelman, Mrs. Witherow, C. Miller, S. Turner. Second row: P. Orfield, J. Isham, S. Johnson, J. Stirratt, C. Shada. Third row: D. Graff, J. Sudin, 0. Parssinen, D. Johnson, P. Ougan, S. England. Fourth row: J. Hanson, M. Parson, P. Kennedy, T. Solberg, B. Nordland. Fifth row: B. Allyn, R. Cobb, K. Woodruff, J. Tenner, J. Fritzell, S. Lesley. Sixth row: D. Warp, P. Rosendahl, H. Shoberg, C. Blumer, S. Cain, P. Thordson, J. Bailey. Grade First row: T. Grossman, S. Green, Miss Ware, J. Llfson, D. Spiegel. Second row: A. Jacobson, G. Mitzel, A. Felscher, L. Kipp, E. Engen, R. Burris. Third row: M. Richardson, K. Kapitan, E. Hutchison, D. Larson, L. Toll. Fourth row: J. Preus, L. Conrad, B. Allen, $. Ostrum, E. Bowers. Fifth row: N. Snell, G. Dahlen, J. Sabart, B. Sletten, P. Hageman, M. Laufquist. Sixth row: S. Bodine, S. Sandahl, A. Christianson, C. Newman, B. Neilsen, J. Pauni, J. Smale. First row: J. Levy, M. Moe, Miss Lindow, 0. Saastamoinen, S. Healy. Second row: J. Perry, J. Silver, K. Ireland, K. Krueger, R. Moore, W. Hasty. Third row: M. Johnson, M. Cain, R. Mitulski, T. Erickson, A. Crouse, E. Kroupa. Fourth row: C. Weber, S. Wilson, J. Thordson, J. Ondov, P. Field. Fifth row: C. Bowles. M. Valene, M. linderberg, A. Perschman, M. Mc-Garry, L. Lessard. Sixth row: G. Aune, J. LeFevre, R. Storlie, J. May, L. Braufman, T. Johnson, J. Hagborg. First row: B. Beardslee, L Lyons, J. Matson, M. Carpenter, W. Bigelow. Second row: M. Erdman, S. Swam, L Gerdes, J. Niemi, A. Beardiley. Third row: E. Morefield, K. Johnson, D. Fyhr, M. Garneau. Fourth row: B. Dunn, G. Armstrong, C. Charrier, K. Anderson, R. Friberg. Fifth row: P. Wattson, D. Dodge, B. Selinder, J. Giese. Sixth row: G. Giles. R. Gordon, K. Thom, N. Berg, N. Nordlund. Seventh row: J. Markell, B. Nichols. B. Burns, D. Flesher, M. Johnson, $. McCabe. First row: P. Davidson, J. Pastor, L. Drogue, M. Peterson, J. Drilling, D. Gustavsen, B. Gensmer. Second row: M. Michealson, H. Woodward, M. libbey, B. Voedisch, A. Farnell, C. Munson. Third row: B. Swanson, P. Thomas, P. Angelos, G. Newhouse, F. George, C. Sandccn. Fourth row: D. Johnson, S. Erickson, R. Jensen, B. Paulson, B. Rothem. Fifth row: J. Bestrom, J. Johnson, B. Bonneville, P. King, N. Molstad, J. Livingston. Sixth row: J. Tibbetts. J. Wright, J. Peterson, V. Currier, S. Comeau, J. Gregory, J. Anderson. Grade first row: L, Crery, B. Brown, Mr. Uhlorn, P. Larson, D. Falconer, M DaSilvo. Second row: $. Myrold, D. Hembd. J. Hance, S. Swanson, M. Nelson, G. Krane. Third row: D. Stromberg, M. Erickson, C. Van Horssen, T. Halpern, R. Nemer. Fourth row: J. Reichert, F. Grega, T. Williams, B. Dobbins, T. Matthews. Fifth low: S. Johnson G. Miller, J. Stoller, S. Hart, J. Nichols, F. Dautermann. Sixth row: D. Goedhart, D. Jocelyn, G. Fisk, J. Opava, B Huseby, B. Bancroft, D. Gruenhagcn. First row: J. Leighton, M. Knox, Mr. Jacobs, G. Wondra, C. Clementson. Second row: T. Wib, J. Nelson, L. Harrison, J. Royick, J. Yablonski. Third row: S. Sclnick, J. Weaver, D. Willford, D. Drinkwater, M. Cadwell. Fourth row: C. Miller, S. Strauber, N. Cibulka, N. Peterson, K. Oliver. Fifth row: P. Danielson, J. Amundson, D. leinmeyer, J. Olsen, I. Fannon, D. Donohoo. Sixth row: B. Ellis, T. Johnson, T. Mueser, P. Okney, B. Nightsinger. Seventh row: J. Jerncll, D. Schaller, S. Deputy. R. Sandhoff, R. Jensen. D. Backstrom. 17 First row: B. Hosking, K. Lynne, S. Orner, Mr , Langseth, S. Guttmann, K. Swanson, J. Olsen. Second row: R. Deputy, B. Yeo, N. Schrader, J. Snobeck, C. Nelson. Third row: J. Shaw, C. McConville, A. Dautormann, B. Halpern. Fourth row: T. Carnahan, R. Orfield, A. Wigand, S. Noble, K. Strand. Fifth row: D. Axilrod, T. Mico, B. Hutcheson. Sixth row: P. Renslow, D. Anderson, R. Smith, J. Uttley, D. Greer. Seventh row: R. Coleman, P. Witsoe, J. Sanders, S. Dohney, K. Ertsgaard, I. Burtzlaff. First row: J. Connors, J. Clark, Mrs. Reiher, F. Preiner, 8. Wright, B. Ahlberg. Second row: M. Hokanson, M. Norman, B. Carls, C. Nelson, V. Malmsten. Third row: B. Robinson, K. Teeter, K. Schwab, W. Winterburn. Fourth row: A. Sander, R. laFayette, B. Moraat. J. Myers. Fifth row: F. Brooke, D. Lofgren, J. Brunkow S. Heimback. Sixth row: C. Vernon, B. Robertson. Eighth Grade First row: R. Anderson, D. Wyeth, T. Newman, S. Wells, S. Sonderegger. Second row: M. England, M. Ericson, N. Rye, J. Chevalier, N. Smith. Third row: I. Matson, G. Crawford, B. Wells, D. Gerdes. Fourth row: J. Barry, A. Varuska, S. Pearson, C. Willncr, T. Black. Fifth row: J. Jilson, J. Broms, B. Deal, S. Russ, J. Zollers, W. Brunskill. Sixth row: G. Miller, J. Holmboe, W. Carlson. P. Nyberg, G. Hines, M. Goldstein, R. Pasko. First row: D. Whalen, D. Ready, Mr. Wolff, B. Thompson, G. Larson Second row: C. White, D. Severson, H. Jacobson, K. Horsage, B. Shepard. Third row: P. Jenkins, A. Lervik, Y. Birk, S. Jones, M. Myers. Fourth rowi M. Straub, I. Johnson, B. Richter, M. Lifson. Fifth row: R. Kiefer, D. Hedlund, B. Heleniak, C. Paulson, I. Sundquist. Sixth row: D. Larson, S. Severson, H. Bard, T. Cranston, M. Tapper, J. Wilson. Fir row: B. Zipperman. P. Rowedahl, V. Barger. P. laudert. Second row: J. Kulander, B. Wolf, D. Gita, 0. Shaffer, B. Norback. Third row: J. Allman, D. Chrissinger, R. Braddock, J. Akenaon, M. Lowe. Fourth row: D. Snyder, M. Cravena, B. Wexler, J. Blumenaon, J. Immel. Fifth row: C. Elofaon, D. Preuaa, G. Meyers, P. Thorn, J. Olaon. Sixth row: M. Erdmann, S. Brown, J. Ander-aon, S. Svitak, S. Opava. Seventh row.- P. Scott, R. Wooldridge, V. Rozaa, D. Weeden, D. Buayn, J. Backdahl. Flrat row: P. Dean. B. Sandler, Mrs. O'Brien, S. Dixaon, R. Anderaon, D. Ramaland. Second row: G. Helweg, B. Klawitter, D. Sweeny, P. Jeaaon, G. Phillips, C. Olaon. Third row: K. Hanson, K. Phlllipa, I. Carlson, I. Moo re, I. Sanders, S. Eaves. Fourth row: D. Holmberg, M. Parker, K. Hanson, G. Fredrickson, R. Olaon, B. Nordlund. Fifth row: B. Howard, D. Atlas, V. linoff, L Nielsen, D. Delaria. Sixth row: J. Ratsch. C. Crosier, A. Sembla, S. Oredaon, D. Topel, C. DuBois. Grade First row: 8. Hempstead, D. Flat , Mr. Bjorlin, J. Clasen, D. Gross-man. Second row: D. Weller, N. Haugen, R. Herzog. B. Van Doren T. Mayer. Third row: K. Kulander, D. Janzen, 8. Brurud, K. Svare, J. Christensen. Fourth row: J. Reichmann, M. Perlman, D. Michels, H. Kubitz, V. Swanson. Fifth row: J. Katter, J. Van Devere, S. Erickson, D. Ellgren, 0. Nestegard, J. Benson. Sixth row: J, Thompson, J. Grossman, J. Wilson, J. Hanson, D. Stansfield. Seventh row: R. Kallestad. P. Proctor. T. Baker, G. Bill, B. Knerr, P. Preus. First row: B. Brooks, D. Benson, Mr. Peterson, S. Ringsrud, D. Purrier. Second row: P. Anderson, A. Rosenfield. K. Erickson, 0. Rainy. Third row: R. Carrick, D. Geckler, J. land, t. Flanagan, M. Dougherty. Fourth row: J. Pefit, J. Cravens, M. Moats, K. Enstad. Fifth row: J. Hutchins, M. Holland, C. Coulson, J. Hallberg, J. Boler. Sixth row: D. MacKonzie, B. Hemmings, I. Clilo, D. Sander, J. Thiel, C. Nelson. 19 First row: P. Connolly, P. Garrison, Mr. Guetzloe, B. Edstrom, D. Blsyhl. Second row: M. Cook, G. Levy, S. Tripp, K. Brande , C. Janzen. Third row: J. Foster, A. Greenstein. Fourth row: O. Nelson, B. Morefield, C. Lommen, R. Bergstrom, S. Coleman. Fifth row: M. Pouchnik, R. Anfonson, T. Gilbertson, 0. Harvey, J. Wilson, S. Dodge. Sixth row: S. Shaw, M. Weinberger, J. Vollmer, A. Meason, R. Clark. First row: J. Armstrong, C. Dahl, Mr. Hutton, B. Anderson, J. Huber. Second row: J. Hillerns, G. Burglind, M. Stephens, 1. Peterson, J. Swelin. Third row: B. Jones, D. Flaherty, D. Martin, R. Grafsland. Fourth row: P. Angvall, M. Dunn, K. Goar, N. LaSalle, M. McNaghten. Fifth row: R. Allyn, M. Schultz, C. Corty, K. Wilson. Sixth row: F. Pishney, J. Carlson, S. Hauser, J. Kosmas, B. Nafe. Seventh row: J. Swindell, S. McIntyre, P. Nolan, C. Ridgely, A. Dols, S. Babbitt. Freshman Class First row: J. Johnson, G. Snyder, Mr. Fredericksen, B. Cale, G. Nardell. Second row: M. Ericksen, J. Carlson, V. Poehler, J. Hansen, D. Hendricksen. Third row: B. Valine, G. Smith, B. Tutting, J. Johnanson, N. Smith. Fourth row: P. Ptashne, B. Orfield, G. Dahlgren, B. Okney. Fifth row: L. Swobode, D. Fries, S. loofbourow, J. Grega, R. Gates. Sixth row: B. Martin, C. Johnson, S. Scott, C. Barnes, R. Newham, P. Knapp. First row: C. Briggs, I. Kelly, Mrs. Maxfield, B. Biscoff, P. Peterson. Second row: S. Danielson, S. Aase. T. Adams, J. Lovett, B. Dahle. Third row: J. Nielsen, R. Hallberg, B. Wefel, P. Laurence, t. Erickson. Fourth row: B. Schwender, J. Mitchell. J. Fischer, D. Carlson. Fifth row: J. Shelsted, K. Goar, C. Liddle, H. Monahan, J. Karpen. Sixth row: J. Broude. J. Sanders, T. Gammell, M. Orlandini, J. Herrick, B. McFadden. 20 Fiat row: J. Swartz, K. Olson, Mr. Weydt, M. Challman, P. Halpem. Second row: T. Paradise, E. Nelson. J. Spector. C. Mellin. Third row; J. Rosenblum, G. Geckler, C. Lerrivee, P. Beumen. Fourth row: G. Kilby. R. Pederson, R. Hegon. J. Erickson. Fifth row: P. Beumen, J. Russell, P. Dove, J. Anderson, R. England. Sixth row: J. Jorden, B. Thompson. C. Ulrich. R. Newmen, M. Stenberg. Fiat row: D. Davidson, K. Sletten, Mrs. Soche, D. Kreby, B. Iruen. Second row: P. Melen, J. Jensen, S. Cohen, K. Cervin, P. Jemgotch. Third row: P. Smith, C. Federmen, M. Sperry, M. Teylor. I. Boatman. Fourth row: J. Kesner, C. Midthun, B. Gould, L. Young, J. Setter. J. Tucker. Fifth row: B. Lawson. T. Pierotti, D. Seelen, D. Sweeny, J. Tollefson. Sixth row: C. Willner. P. Kruse, W. Jocelyn, P. Blumer, C. Swartz, S. Boddy. Freshman Class First row: Mr . Rogers. M. Steffy, J. Lehmann. R. Smith. Second row: R. Kahn, R. Ungerman, S. Nash, D. Risch. Third row: P. Davies, N. Kepp, J. Holmes, A. Silverman, K, Huttner. Fourth row: R. Drew, F. Casperson, J. Reed, M. Tichy. Fifth row: T. Jaglo, S. Van Santen, J. Williamson, $. McLeod, D. Anderson. Sixth row: J. Anderson. S. Hess. S. Wohlford, K. Lehman, B. leitz, B. Bailey. First row: K. Branstrom, B. Halpern, Miss Holliday, I. Hanson, P. Munger. Second row: J, Langfeld, R. Seloway, J. Worthley, S. Hendricks. Third row: I. Hoisted, J. lunderberg. Fourth row: R. Eavis, J. Beardsley. D. Coldberg, M. Ahlberg, S Matthews. Fifth row. M. Woodward. D. England, R. Harvey, E. Retoike, V. Vogh. Sixth row: J. McKeand, J. Hill, J. Thorsteneon, D. Day, L. Lux, I. Corwin. 21 Junior High Student Council Junior High Red Cross First row: I. Lyons, S. Johnson, S. Ostrum. T. Mayer, I. Harrison, C. Mellin, R. Nemer. Second row: M. Avery. G. Newhouse, P. Garrison, S. Matthews, R. Ungerman. R. Kasner. Third row: P. Malen, M. Myers, S. Jones, J. Anderson, N. Kapp. Fourth row: P. Lawerence, N. Roisa, J. Rotsch, B. Howard, J. Sander, B. Kronich. Fifth row: 0. Ulrick, T. Black. S. Loofburrow, S. Boddy, J. Kosmis, B. Wattson, J. Hagberg, First row: S. Turner, R. Grossman, J, levy, J. Clinton, D. McGary. Second row: M. Perk man, P. Garrison, R. Sandkoff, J. Smale, R. Olson. Third row: D. Nelson, J. Barry, T. Cranston, J. Jordan. B. Wefel, A. Varuka. Junior High When The New Addition is spoken of, members of our community immediately think of the beautiful section of our building which was finished this year. But we have a far more important New Addition to Southwest—the students of the Junior High. These young people have adjusted themselves to their classes and studies and have also organized activities and leadership groups. Freshman Choir First row: B. Cola, F. Pishney, C. Dahl, M. Taylor, J. lahmann, B. Schwandar, K. Brandas, V. Vogh, S. Danielson, J. Russell, S. Shaw, M. Erickson, G. Levy, T. Adams. Second row: J. Armstrong, J. Worthley, E. Nelson, S. Aasa, M. Steffy, S. Dodge, N. Kapp, J. lovette, A. Silverman, C. Corty. B. Jonas, N. LaSalle, S. Cohan, I. Erickson, B. Anderson. Third row: J. Tucker, J. Huber, K. Hutner. V. Poehler, B. Morfield, M. Orlandini, S. Boddy, J. Mitchell, S. loofborrow, M. Stevens, J. Holms, L. Swaboda, C. Midthun, J. Carlson, D. Fries. Fourth row: J. Hillems, S. Nash, W. Joeclyn, B. Clark, C. Barnes, D. Carlson, S. McIntyre, D. Anderson, D. Alleyn, R. Hagon, I. Boatman, B. Thompson, V. Burglund, P. Garrison, P. Bowman. Junior High G.A.A. First row: N. (tamer, V. Berger, K. Krueger, K. Erickson, D. Johnson, J. Yeblonski. Second row: S. Hendricks, G. Levy, S. Hert, S. Noble, M. England, S. Bodine. Third row: M. lifson, B. Jones, K. Thom, I. Sanders, J. Mitchell. Fourth row: C. Willner, B. Robertson, J. Bailey. B. Thompson, J. Gregre, B. leiti. Junior High Orchestra First row: 0. Johnson, T. Sotberg, B. Neiman, K. Woodruff, T. Gross-man, K. Kapitan, B. Allen. Second row: R. Grossman, D. Groves, G. Mitzel, A. Rosenfield, M. Giffin, R, Burris, A. Christianson. Third row: A. Felscher, C. Shada, L. Toll, J. Sabart, D. Werp, T. Dahlen, E. Laitala, M. Thordson, J. Anderson, Organizations The first Southwest Junior High Student Council, with Steve Matthews presiding, discussed and amended the Junior High Teen-Age Code, planned a skating party, dance, and picnic, and put on a wonderful talent show. These young people, full of enthusiasm, spirit, and new ideas, are certainly The New Addition of which Southwest can be very proud. Junior High Orchestra First row: M. Perlman, J. Theil, M. Erdmann, J. Pauni, J. Sanders. B. Norback, B. Tueting, P. Preus, N. Rozsa, M. Low , S. Brown, J. Tenner, K. Svare. K. Olson, E. Bowers, M. Dougherty. Second row: S. Belcher, G. Ramm, J. Boettiger, R. Herzog, B. Hemmings, J. Halberg, D. Geckler, J. Kuhlander, G. Myers, P. Rosendahl, J. Thompson, S. Erickson, P. Smith, J. Sundin. Fourth row: J. Boler, T. Bergeson. J. Preus, B. Steffy, P. Procter, J. Smele, G. Rindal, J. Stirrat, T. lush, M. Parson, D. Thom, D. Sander, D. Scott, M. Blair, B. Nordland. G. Geckler, B. Hempstead. Fifth row: C. Coulson, P. Dugan, J. Allman, M. Sisco, B. Wolf, S. Turner. R. Knapp, S. Scott, B. VanDoren, K. Kuhlander, R. Woldridge, D. Chrissinger. 23 Junior High Life Girls' Glee Club D. Kraby, C. Wilner, J. Johnson, B. Pederson, M. Steven . M. Ahlberg. Decking the halls. C. Elofson, P. Rosendahl, V. Berger, Mr. Weydt. I'll iust take dessert. Budding geniuses. 24 J- Way. C. Newman, J. Matson, B. Burns, S. Russ. R. Burriss. B. Rose, D. Larson, K. Kapitan, M. Richardson. S3 First row: J. Sleizer I. Beatty, J. Borders, Mrs. Grady, S. Berge, M. Belcher. Second row: C. Brunkow, L. Roberts, I. Setliffe, M. Andenon, R. Bloonquist. Third row: G. Hersh, M. Burton, I, Abramson, S. Burroughs, J. Bodine. Fourth row: A. Berge, 0. Berndt, B. Berner, S. Arlandson. Fifth row: D. Anderson, R. Keefer, J. Baker, D. Bishop, R. Bethke. Sixth row: A. Bigot, J. Durocher, 0. Ahenson. J. Bender, M. Aldre. First row: G. Googins. I. Gesten, J. Ersfad. Mrs. Kohler, N. Fellows, R. Dindinger. Second row: S. Foster, J. Goldin, K. England, B. Dixon, A. Gould. Third row: D. Dietz, H. Goss, F. Felder, I. Sandene, B. Eisenberg. Fourth row: J. Elvee, D. Dunn, S. Fridland, A. Eggert. Fifth row: D. Fike, P. Goulding, M. Einan, J. Gleason. Sixth row: J. Gottlieb, J. land. A. Fisher. I. Goddard, M. Eaves. C. Drinkwater. Sophomore Class First row: J. Perre. E. Randall, Mr. Strand. J. Priestley, 8. Malkerson. Second row: J. Messner, S. Olson, K. Meanee, B. Myers, L. Perrin. Third row: J. Henry, M. Thelsen, I. Rosenfield, D. Pasaolt, E. Rader. Fourth row: M. Oren, M. Piersdorf, A. Pearson, M. McDay, B, Niemer. Fifth row: B. McLaughlin, M. Paulson, M. Powell, M. Opava, I. Miller. Sixth row: R. Rishold, J. Rice, T. Me Gann, R. May, J. Neunsinger, G. Newell. First row: S. Jebe, S. Guiley, Miss Williams, L laymen, C. Hughes. Second row: P. Hall, C. Holm, S. Isham, B. Gustafson, M. Kasmlr. Third row: I. Holstad, J. lunderberg. J. Horsager, P. Karusis. M. Johanson, Fourth row: T. Gale, B. Groff, P. laideau, D. Larson. Fifth row: K. John, J. Green, J. Hutchinson, C. Kartes, J. Hutchins. Sixth row: P. Johnson, S. Juul, R. Hork, I. Hartse. M. Holte, I. Johnson. 26 Fiat row: P. Wise. D. Stewart. J. Yund, Mr. Wallin, P. Thielges. C. Scbechtele. Second row: $. Intell, B. Slais, M. Savage, 1. Salittrman, M. Zipperman. Third row: C. Stromberg, L Young, V. Vogt, J. Sleizer, C. Stephens. Fourth row: S. Stewart, B. Sanders, S. Swanson, D. Swenson, F. Schmucker. Fifth row: S. Wolf, T. Wexler, W. Swanson. W. Weiske. W. Sledz. Sixth row: F. Switzer, V. Vogh, B Craddock, P. Svare, S. Venske, R. Wigand. Fiat row: E. Grossman, J. Dale, A. Carney, Mr. Witzman, R. AAercer, 8. Crary. Second row: I. Desnick, C. Christensen, K. Chase, V. Carpenter, S. Eweld, R. Carlson. Third row: S. Day, C. Dettman, M. Deal, S. Carlson, $. Clark. Fourth row: C. Anderson, P. Cain, D. Paradise, S. Connors. Fifth row: M. Daggett, D. Arnnett, T. McRoberts. T. Devoy. Sixth row: T. Keeler. J. Challman, G. Doran, J. Wesson, D. Cain, I. Mozir. Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE COUNCIl-Fiat row: B. Malkeaon, Ann Gould, P. Hall. Second row: M. Daggett. J Hutchins, M. Aldre. 27 Fiat row: J. LaVoie, I. Kallestad, Mr. Inglebret, D. Jacobsen, J. Hoium. Second row: J. Huttncr, B. Lawrence, B. Klawitter, N. Holmberg, 1. Laaon. Third row: L. Lageson, T. Hess, P. Larsen, S. Jacobson, B. Olson. Fourth row: M. Kennedy, V. Kraft, J. Latshaw, S. Kruse, R. Kossila. Fifth row: J. Keeler, L. Holmboe, A. Hoffman, B. Kosmas, D. Hume. Sixth row: J. Keeler, B. Hoy, C. Larson, E. Kurt , D. Johnson, A. Kaufman. Fiat row: Mr. Pearson, J. Stansfield, M. Dregme. S. Cook. Second row: C. Cohen, M. Drew, J. Cleary, R. Cluff. Third row: S. Cramdall. M. Cadieux, C. Carlson, K. Dickinson Fourth row: J. Christie, T. Davidson. R. Croonquist, J. Maah. Fifth row: R. Carls, R. Burt, R. Cooper, L. Dobbins, M. Busyn. Sixth row: C. Corey, J. Currier, P. Chevalier, C. Cranston, B. Cravens, P. Martin. Junior Class First row: H. Berman, J. Beaubaire, Mr. Petersen, S. Bruer, M. Ander-sen. Second row: J. Barette, C. Bomgaarts, L Brooks, J. Brandon, G. Bestrom. Third row: T. Jacobsen, R. Booeth, D. Anderson, J. Bensen, T. Blade. Fourth row: A. Flemmer, B. Bodine, B. Beha, B. Barry. Fifth row: W. Hansen, S. Bergstrum, S. Bard, B, Blume, J. Crimmins. Sixth row: B. Blood, J. Bonneville, M. Boen, B. Winegar, J. Billingj|y j. Branham. Fiat row: G. Foster, V. Dwyer, J. Henes, C. Engelmen. Second row: Miss Holmbery, J. Ewert, R. Henold, J. Hale. Third row: A. Gerstein, C. Gustafsen, R. Duzan, J. Gilford, S. Gray. Fourth row: J. Hagaman, K. Gunderson, C. Jox, K. Giere. Fifth row.- M. Goldmon, D. Einan, B. Elo, D. Hedlund, J. Frank. Sixth row: P. Hartse, J. Gart, J. Elliot, D. Keaten, B. leppann, B. Elgien. First row: P. Swanson, M. Worthley, B. Zelle, R. Pederson, K. Wittke, I. Sundin. Second row: J. Munger, M. Wheately, C. Tollef-son, B. Widlund, J. Vollmer, M. Pease. Third row: 8. Wilson, B. Williamson, J. Wilson. K. Smith, K. Swenson. Fourth row: C. Svang, I. Thorkildson, R. Ungerman, B. Foster, C. Nyberg. Fifth row: E. Swobode, M. Yablonski, D. Mack, M. Valene, 0. Raich. Sixth row: F. Todd, J. Voedisch, P. Sheehan, R. Olsen. W. McGee. F. Wlllner. First row: B. Sparks, M. Smidell, Mr. Haaheim, S. Smith, R. Phillips. Second row: F. Schachtell, L. Peturka, C. Priove, B. Smith. Third row: S. Preston, D. Stolle, E. Pearson, J. Schimming, J. Pishney. Fodtth row: S. Smith, M. Patka, S. Sanders, $. Perlman. Fifth row: H. Reinke, R. luhrn, J. Stuck!, G. Pearson. T. Vallacher. Sixth row: T. Phillips. A. Scott. R. Peterson, J. Rousseau. T. Shanahan. Junior Class First row.- B. Linoff, Mrs. Boylan, D. loofbourow, S. Manthey. Second row: M. McCune, A. Ohensfein, R. Matson, J. Nicholson. Third row: N. Nichols, N. lutsey, K. Munson, J. Newkirk, K. Norman. Fourth row: B. Myers, W. Omcr, P, Lund, C. Hersh. Fifth row: G. Nash, T. Morse, B. Moore, B Melquist, G, Mackenzie. Sixth row: B. lifson, J. Nordlund, G. Miller, S. lee, B. Maeser. 29 Fir� t row: J. Hart, J. Keeler, K. Wittke, S. Gray, J. Piahney, K. Norman. Second row: J. Bonneville, J. Currier, J. Haviland, 0. Peteraon. Junior Council All events undertaken by the Junior Class as a whole are planned by the Junior Council. This group consists of two representatives elected from each home room and their advisor,' Mr. Peterson. Our wonderful J. S. prom and the Junior Party were planned and organized by the Council this year. 30 Thia ia Artr C. Stromberg. J. Beaubeire, M. Layman, M. Aldre. Annual Staff Okay, kids, today we are going to work! Such is the cry of boss lady Karol Ericson as another sixth hour begins in room two. Immediately the Annual Staff settles down to the serious business of finding Gloria's glasses, getting Joanne out of the clusit, retrieving Mary from the phone, and closing the windows to guard against the invasion of Arrow spies and kids from sixth hour study (who usually manage to get in anyway). This usually leaves at least five minutes at the end of the hour for frivolous things such as drawing layouts and writing copy. But the staff wasn't always so carefree. They had their problems, too. Picture Gloria, the layout editor, struggling to fit big square photos into little round spaces. Then there was Mary, the photography editor, running around with her borrowed Polaroid, getting the big square pictures for Gloria. Or Nancy, the copy editor, trying to get copy out of the official Annual typewriter, with its blank keys. (Speaking of copy, a special thanks goes to the athletic captains who took time out of their studies to help us write the sports stories.) And Karol, the editor, watching over them all, audibly praying that the deadlines would be met... . . . And the deadlines were met, the result being this yearbook, of which the staff is very proud. They hope that you will be proud of it, too. Okay kids, today we're going to work I KAROL ERICSON. Editor m-chitf. 32 Photographer extraordinary. MARY IANGSAM. Photography Editor let'i � e now . . . GLORIA DAY. Layout Editor Thi typewriter ii THE harpe� t| NANCY MATTHEWS. Copy Editor First row: Swollen Kruse, Mr. McDonough, Carol Cohen. Second row: Leah Gass, Carol Steffy, Ruth Speigel, Janice Mitzel, Barb Winterburn, Jeanine Katz, Joanne Chatterton. Not piclured: Mary Kohnen. Shoelaces, shoelaces, and more shoelaces! Perfect organization. Get back in the clusitl PAT DAGGETT, Art Editor BILL BERNER, Businets Manager MARY KOHNEN and JOANNE CHATTERTON 33 First row: M. Ptashne, J. Sandberg. Mr. Inglebret, J. Nelson, A. Tollefton. Second row: P. Kruse, C. Steffy, M. Powell, E. Berner, D. Peterson. Third row: A. Goss, B. Kosmos, P. Svare, B. Berner, D. Johnson. Debate The Debate team is composed of students interested in public speaking. The question this year was on farm price supports. The schedule of tournaments included South St. Paul, Eau Claire, Concordia, Macalaster, Alexander Ramsey, and Cambridge. The season was climaxed with the regional debate at Hopkins where the team placed fourth and just missed going to the state. Drama Club A new club was organized this year by President, Nancy Matthews, and advisor, Frank Engdahl. Enthused students, interested in dramatics, took part in many activities throughout the school year, such as Southwest's first SHOW-NITE, for which the club also took charge of ticket sales. The members have gained valuable experience in staging, makeup, and costuming and they are all very proud to be charter members of Southwest's first Drama Club. First row: R. Phillip , I. Gats, S. Kruse. N. Matthew . Mr. Engdahl, P. Daggett, B. Bowers, S. Smith, J. Erstad. Second row: C. Prieve, C. Murray, D. Hartman, A. Gerttein, N. Carnahan, R. Spiagal, B. Gottilieb, S. Richardson. Third row: R Hanold, C. Cohan, S. Bestrom, E. Radar, M. Zipperman, 5. Cook, B. lawerencc, L. Setliffe, M. langtam. Fourth row: N. Holmberg, K. Norman, N. Nichols, D. Bitchoff, S. Carlson, M. Cadieux, 8. Melquitt, S. Nelson. Fifth row: B. Mulligan, S. Sanders, M. Benjamin, J. Hutchinson, P. Reybold, J. Mellin, J. libbey, J. Chatterton, S. Perlman. Sixth row: D. Billet, C. Carlson, J. Brandon, K. Dickenson. B. Moore, P. Weaver, B. Myers, M. Weitskopf. G. Day, R. Hork. I 34 reasons they were able to put out such a hot paper. Mr. Witzman's emerald-green radio provided inspiration for many Arrow stories. Mr. Witzman, the Staff's advisor, seemed to feel his music box worked best when Elvis Presley wes vocalizing one of the current hits. Along with ell the fun, there was e lot of hard work involved in putting out the school paper. The efforts of the Staff members have been repaid as The Southwest Arrow is recognized as being one of the finost papers in the state. Arrow Staff In spite of fluctuating temperatures throughout the rest of the school, the arrow room mercury remained at a steady 85 degrees the year round. Hank Witta felt this was one of the This year's Arrow Staff gained fame for their excellent school paper as well as for their great pizza parties. The last two days before every deadline of the tri-weekly paper were spent in feverish haste as everything was proofread and re-written. But will it pass the censors? was the often heard comment as Barb Bowers collected choice bits for her Wowers column. ARROW EDITORS-First row: C. Frandeen, $. Baker, J. Mellin, A. Tollefson, M. Hitchcock. Second row: E. Dratz, H. Witta. J. Nelson, J. Hotvet. Editor-in-chief: R. Henry. ARROW STAFF-First row: Mr. Witzman, J. Renslow C r i w • D _ . , „ . VlllMVlk, S. Henemen. Swond raw, C. iol.„ J n r i V,- P' ■ Ren,l° - «• Peulran. S. Gw.,.in. C. McKee. ’ °' S' L' « • • • W Rl“h- I- 35 OFFICERS—Firit row: J. Hotvet, Vico Prealdent; Ed Dratz, Preiident; C. McKee, Secretary: C. Girard, Cor. Secretary; R. Henry, Treasurer; Mr. Haaheim, advisor; H. Witta, Sergeant-at-Arm . Student Council For the many well-planned and successful school activities this year, our Senior High Student Council deserves much credit. With Ed Dratz presiding, and Mr. Haaheim as advisor, the council discussed major problems with a minimum of turmoil. The Council was composed of one representative from each senior high advisory, our two exchange students, temporary special committee chairmen, and representatives from the main school clubs. One of the big projects on the '56-'57 calendar was the Youth Conference with students of Southwest and eleven neighboring schools participating. The topic of discussion was The Teen-Age Code. Under Student Council planning and organizing, we enjoyed our first Sno-Day, and several dances throughout the year, including homecoming, Christmas, Soc-Hop, and the Turn-Table Turn-About. F� r� t row: H. Witt , C. McKee, E. Dratz, C. Girard, R. Henry. Second row: D. loofbourow, R. Hanold, C. Prieve, M. Kohnen, R. Spiegal, J. Brown, S. Richardson. Third row: M. langsam, K. Wittfce, C. Dolan, D. Dietz, S. Day, K. Ericson, J. Renslow, B. Henrkksen. Fourth row: W. Orner, J. Sandberg, J. Haviland, B. Van Santen, D. Akenson, B. Blume, M. Weisskopf. Fifth row: P. Svare, T. Ottenweller, E. Frenkel, D. Hume, P. Sheehan, P. Chevalier. B. Purrier, T. Terrill. Ethics Council With the hard work and drive of Stan Henaman and Stan Gerstein, and the help and supervision of Mr. Straiton, Southwest has resumed their attempt at Student Government. The council has jurisdiction over lunchroom and hall violations —such as squirt gun offenders. We hope that this year's council will serve as a stronger, more powerful basis for our future ethic's councils. Fir ! row: R. Spiegel. K. Ericson, $. Henaman, S. Gerstein. B. Blume. C. McKee. Second row: R. Henry, p. Chevalier, J. Bonnville, J. Haviland, B. Hendrickson, D. Fowler, B. Elo, D. Raich. Under the leadership of Duncan Fowler, the Red Cross has had a very active year. A gift box drive was held in the fall, and the boxes were donated to Hungarian relief. A general membership drive was held in the spring. Outstanding contributions came from several junior high rooms who had money-raising auctions. Mrs. Grady is the group's advisor. Red Cross First row: W. Sullwold, L. Gass, D. Fowler, B. Lawrence, J. Katz, J. Stansfield. Second rows B. Crary, S. Jebe, J. Gleason, C. Engelman, C. Stromberg, N. Nichols. Third row: M. Burton, A. Anderson, B. Mulligan, P. Roybold, M. Wexler, M. Benjamin. Fourth row: S. Perlman. B. Berner, L. Miller, P. Hartsc. B. Moore, D. luhm. Fifth row: B. Barry, D. Cain, D. Wise, B. Colby, D. Newhouse, T. May, J. Marsh. 37 Hi-Y Cabinet Ed Noble, Mike Daggett, Mr. Warner, Bob Elo, Ed Dratx, Stan Henaman, Bill Van Santen. Under the direction of Mr. Warner and Mr. Johnson, this year's Hi-Y has lived up to it's purpose of extending good will throughout the school and the community. Their activities include the selling of Christmas trees at the Y's men's lots to send underprivileged boys to summer camp, giving food baskets to the poor at Thanksgiving, and selling greeting cards to help needy boys under the World Service Organization. Some of their other activities include parties, picnics, hay rides, and of course a few joints. Hi-Y MICUS—Pint row: J. Baker, W. Risch, J. Miller, R. Dent, G. Googint Second row: E. Dratx, N. Nelson, S. Juul, R. Johnson, J. Challmen. R. Henry. ® ™ Third row: J. Arne, S. Lee, 6. Ellgren, G. Craig, L. Dobbin . ALPHA—Third row: Skip Lane, John Billingsley, Fred Willner, Second rowt I. Thorkildson, B. Burt, T. Sander , B. Carlo , C. Brian Cravens, Bucky Miller. Second row: Bill Van Senten, Frie . First row: B. Barry, C. Gustafson, B. Blood, J. Currier. Mart Aldre, Jim Haviland, Mike Daggett. First row: Richard Borseth, Jim Hutchins, Bob Elo. Ronny Mattson. 38 G.A.A. Cabinet Mary Jo Smidell, Judy Green, Barb Bowers, Linda libbey, Judy libbey. Who says girls have no co-ordination? The members of G.A.A. this year, under the leadership of Miss Kocher, certainly proved otherwise. The girls Swimming Team won their second consecutive city championship. The many underclassmen are hoping to do as well next year, in spite of the loss of senior Barb Bowers. The badminton team also chalked up a fine record by taking a district second with their three wins and two losses. Many was the time these hard working girls were found in the auxiliary gym warming up for a meet. G.A.A. Swimming Firm row: E. Nel on, G. Levy, M. Orlandinl, M, Steffy, M. Smidell, Second row: M. Lecy, M. Thei en, S. Grey, P. Lawrence, A. Silverman. Third row: J. Mitchell, J. Cleary, L. Swoboda, C. Steffy, A. England. Fourth row: M. Weittkoph. I. Libbey, J. Libbey. Mi Kocher, B. Bower , J. Green. Badminton First row: Virginia Kraft, Carolyn Holme . Pat Reybold. Second row: Judy Guilford, Barb Kraft, Sue Fo� ter, Sue Burrough , Janet Hagaman. Third row: Judy Green, Nancy Johnton, Lois Harp, Carol Steffy, Betty Berner. - Mrs. Langseth, Mn. Reiher. N. Fellows, S. Boroughs, L. Setliffe, D. Deitz, C. Holm, B. Jones. P. Lawerence, A. Gould, J. Green, L Miller, J. Russell, R. Hall. Silver Tri First row: 8. Cole, J. Hansen, K. Cerbin, B. Bischoff. S. Cohen, P. Bauman, P. Garrison, J. Tucker. Second row: P. Davies. J. Foster, B. Slais. C. Thompson, J. Erstad, D. Purrier, D. Flaherty. Third row: E. Grossman, I. Desnick, G. Burgland, V. Poehler, D. Nelson, M. Stephens. T. Adams. Fourth row: C. Willner, B. Schwender, C. Midthun, B. Orfield. P. Lawrence. P. Dove. L. Corwin, L. Swobode. Fifth row: S. Hess, I. Abramson, S. Olson, B. Myers, D. Dietz, S. Burroughs, R. Carlson, C. Corty. Sixth row: D. Pearson, G. Hersh, D. Nemer, S. Arland-son. J. Green, B. Berner, K. John, C. Hughes, B. McFedden. Silver Tri, a Y.W.C.A. service organization, is composed of Freshman and Sophomore girls. The year started with a membership picnic at Lyman Lodge. Some of the activities that followed included a hair styling demonstration, a parent panel on teenage problems, skating parties, and informal meetings. The year was climaxed by a campaign for new officers, a recognition tea, and an overnight. First tow: J. Lehmann, J. Jensen, P. Jamgotch, P. Smith, P. Halpem, A. Grccnsteln, S. Gulloy, S. Foster, Second row: B. Dahl, C. Janzen, $. Aase, B. Jones, C. Fiderman, L. Erickson, R. Hallberg, J. Holms, C. Dahl. Third row: D. Colberg, I. Setlinffe, A. Silverman, J. Sleizer. B. Dixon, M. Zippcrman, S. Stromberg. M. Cook. Fourth row: M. Belcher, D. Stewart, C. Holm, M. Theison, L. Sandcne, E. Rader, N. Capp, S. Shaw, K. Mcanca. Fifth row: C. Vogil, J. Mitchell, C. Stevens, M. Paulson, L. Roberts, M. Deal. M. Burton, B. Lawson. 40 First row: J. Priestly. J. Worthley, M. Steffy, J. Armstrong, B. Halpern, L. Kelly, M. Challman. Second row: S. Jebe, N. Fellows, R. Cahn, J. Hansen, G. Smith, S. Danielson, E. Nelson, G. Levy. Third row: H. Goss. K. Bransfon, M. McNaghten, J. Niebin, $. Dodge, N. LaSalle, C. Christensen, K. Huttner, S. Hendricks. Fourth row: P. Ptashne, G. Dale, M. Anderson, A. Gould, S. Hansen, R. Drew, C. lommen, P. Hall, B. Malkerson. Fifth row: S. Ewald, F. Pishney, D. Fries, M. Woodward, B. Morofield, G. Lungstrum, B. Leitz, B. Eisenberg. Sixth row: J. Hutchison, S. Day, M. Powell, S. loofbourow, L. Miller, M. Orlandini, B. Sanders, C. Dettman, B. Bailey. First row: J. Mellin, President. Second row: M. Anderson, D. loofbourow. Third row: I. Paulson, M. Hanson, J. Renslow. Fourth row: S. Manthy, S. Richardson, J. Ready, J. Katz. Fifth row: P. Daggett. S. Perlman, M. Hitchcock, J. Williams, K. Wiftka. Blue Tri, the Y.W.C.A. organization of junior and senior girls, started the year with a tea. Other bang-up activities were joints, fashion expert, discussion on college life, a visit by Oz Black, numerous pot lucks, and the International Fair. The climax of the year was the successful Sweetheart Swing at the Glenwood Chalet. Blue Tri First row: S. Manthy. B. linloff, D. Loofbourow, B. Zelle, J. Ewert, M. Worthley. Second row: R. Hanold, J. Henes, M. Benjamin, J. Nicholson, S. Bruer, M. Hanson. Third row: J. Ready, B. Hixon, M. McCune, M. Wheatley, B. Klawitter. Fourth row: M. Langsam, J. Mitzel, A. Anderson, C. Ordal, K. Sondergger, B Kraft. Fifth row: I. Gass, S. Cain, C. McKee, K. Ericson, N. Hempsted, M. Hitchcock, K. Dickenson. First row: C. Coscio, S. Cooper, R. Phillips, Mrs. Tetter, M. Dregmi, 1. Peterka. R. Dugan. Second row: B. Sparks, H. Berman, J. Beaubaire. I. Kallested, J. Huttner. Third row: J. Barett, N. Nichlos. J. Renslow, B. Mulligan, J. Katz, J. Brown, C. Prieve, B. Lawrence. Fourth row: C. Svang, M. Cadieux, S. Gray, J. Williams, B. Widlund, S. Sanders, J. Hageman, B. Smith. Fifth row: S. Nelson, P. Larson, J. Vollmer, P. Daggett, J. Renslow, B. Bowers, N. Matthews, J. Mellin. Sixth row: J. Libby, M. Schwab, N. Johnson, B. Melquist, V. Kraft, C. Frandeen, J. Nelson, B. Moore, H. Mikkelson. First row: D. Erickson, J. Huttner, N. Carnahan, M. Smidell, K. Nicholson, D. Hartman, D. Jamgotch. Second row: B. Gottlieb, L. Paulson, R. Spiegel. S. Baker, S. Wall, N. Holmberg, J. Pishney, K. Norman. Third row: J. Schimming, J. Rosza, C. Fox, R. Cluff, P. Reybold, $. Crandall, K. Giere. Fourth row: S. Perlman, J. Frank, C. Carlson, J. Brandon, M. Weiaskopf, L. Libby, K. Hull, I. Harp. 41 Our Peppy Cheerleaders JOANIE LAVOIE MARY IANGSAM JOAN NICHOLSON DOROTHY DIETZ Captain CAROL LAVOIE SALLY BRUER JOANNE RENSLOW JEANNE RENSLOW Athletic Council First row: Mr. Adam, H. Witte, Mr. Fredrickson, D. Wise, Mr. Pedersen, J. Newhouse. W. Sullwold, J. Sandberg. Second row: T. Terrill, M. Ptashne, S. Bertas. Mr. Haahelm, Mr. Hutton, Mr. Ulhorn, H. Senn, Mr. Peterson, T. Olson, Mr. Wallin, W. Meredith, Mr. Halley. Athletic Council The Athletic Board is composed of the coaches, captains, a faculty manager, an equipment manager, and Mr. Classon. Together, they decide who will receive letters and determine the various athletic policies of Southwest. S Club The S Club is made up of all boys who have received at least one letter in the various competitive sports at Southwest. Its purpose is to encourage boys to participate in athletics, and to create good fellowship among letter winners. They help advertise athletic contests and they sponsor a banquet each year. S Club First row: B. Fischer, S. Gentein, W. Sullwold, H. Witte, W. Meredith, J. Newkirk, T. Olsen, E. Noble. Second row: P. Dartf, C. Engen, J. Katter, K. Wing, B. Williams, M. Daggett, J. Sandberg. Third row: M. Haley, B. Myers, M. Yablonski, D. Wilson, B. Van Senten, J. Einan, G. Bestrom, B. Blume. Fourth row: M. Busyn, B. Hoy, E. Porter, J. Rice, I. Hartse, J. Lehmann, P. Sheehan. Fifth row: S. Bertas, M. Aanes, J. Bonneville, M. Valene, N. Nelson, V. Bongaarts, B. Purrier, D. Webb. Sixth row: H. Senn, G. West, G. Carlson, D. Wise, J. Newhouse, D. Colby, E. Kurtz, D. Dobbins, J. Ami. 43 Camera Club Equipped with light-meters, lens hoods, yellow filters, and flashbulbs, the members of this year's Camera Club permanently recorded all the school affairs with the aid of their trusty Brownie Hawk-eyes. The Shutterbugs' faculty advisor was Mr. Dahle. First row: P. Reybold, D. Atlas, S. Robert , V. Linoff. Second row: R. Hork, B. Ellgren, C. Anderson, N. Matthew . Ski Club Ski enthusiasts united this year under the supervision of Mr. Don Wallin. They were shown some very good films from Yose-mite National Park before the ski season opened. Since there was little snow until after Christmas, they contented themselves with waxing their skis and planning for the big trips up to Trollhaugen. During the holidays, when the snow came, everyone had a chance to try out new equipment. First row: P. Reybold, D. Martin, B. Malkerjon, V. Carpenter, R. Spiegel. Second row: L. Paulion, S. Baker, H. Berman, J. Henes, N. Matthew , $. Sander . Third row: D. Fowler, C. Dolan, J. William , B. Widlund, M. Benjamin, S. Perlman. Fourth row: T. Otfenweller, B. Kraft, P. Daggett, B. Bower , J. Mellin, M. Weiwkopf. Fifth row: H. Mlkkekon, E. Frenkel, J. Bender, R. Ol on, S. Juul, R. Kiefer. 44 French Club This year had been one of the most successful in the history of French Club. The year was off to a good start with election of officers. Led by their new president, Gloria Day, the club participated in activities which included a Thanksgiving tea, showing of slides by exchange students, and general meetings for the enjoyment of French through skits and songs. The club project for the year is to help finance this summer's A.F.S. student. Membership is open to all those taking French. Miss Lillian Nelson is the club advisor. Fir t row: K. Norman, J. Foster, G. Day, Miss Nelson, M. Dregni, C. Carlson, V. Dwyer, S. Clark. Second row: K. Wilson, C. Prieve. C. Murray, J. Erstad, B. Slais, B. Malkerson, J. Galvin, M. Kohnen. Third row: M. Belcher, P. Klawitter, J. Henes, S. Bruer, M. Zipperman, I. Desnick, E. Rader, N. Holmberg, J. Barett. Fourth row: S. Hauser, M. Benjamin, J. Cleary. C. Dolan, S. Sanders, B. Myers, D. Stewart, R. Turritten. Fifth row: S. Burroughs, D. Dietz, I. Abramson, B. Morefield, B. Kronick, M. Paulson, D. Bischoff, G. lungstrum, M. Burton. Sixth row: D. Paradise, P. Daggett, N. Matthews, P. Reybold, M. Cadieux, S. Crandall, R. Cluff, J. Chatterton, B. Elo, R. Bethke. Seventh row: E. Brooks, J. Hutchison, B. Neimer, G. Hersh. C. Hersh, J. Green, S. Day, I. Miller, B. Berner, J. Brandon, K. Dickenson. Spanish Club . . . Buenas dias ... is the commonly heard greeting at every gathering of the newly organized Spanish Club. This enthusiastic group, with their advisor, Miss Holliday, raised money for the A.F.S. program by selling magazine subscriptions. Other activities during the year included a very successful Christmas party and several well-planned meetings. First row: I. Patarka, C. Cosoo, Miss Holliday, M. langsam. J. Brown. Second row: B. Bittner. D. loofburrow, H. Barman, N. Fellows, I. Barge, J. Pristley, B. Zelle. Third row: A. Garstain, D. Stolla, J. Vollmer, C. Bongaarts, I. Setliffe, K. Wiftka, B. Dixson, J. Beaubaire. Fourth row: R. Wigand, A. Tollefson, B. Sanders, M. Powell, C. Svang, C. Tollefson. C, Fox. Fifth row: D. Annett, D. Peterson, J. Sandberg, A. Scott, J. Hofvet, B. Myers, B. Newman, D. Cain. Radio Club One of our newly active clubs around school this year is the Radio Club. Having just been assigned the call letters of KCIE, by the F.C.C., the club has been holding regular meetings. They have had many interesting and well-informed persons speak on a variety of subjects in the radio field. The club's officers for this year are, David Knapp, President, Bill Lund, Vice President, and Hank Oredson, Secretary-T reasurer. First row: A. Berger, T. Phillips, D. Allyn, E. Chrittinyer, M. Ahiberg, R. William . Second row: D. Ulrleh, P. Weaver, H. Ord� on, D. Knapp, Mr. Wohlford, B. lund, D. Kleven, J. Swindal. Youth for Christ Southwest's Christian Fellowship Club had one of their best club years this season, under their capable president, Gary Carlson. The enthused members met weekly with many varied programs, featuring panels, speakers, movies, and special music. All the members felt that their meetings were both successful and inspiring. The club's other officers were Janice Elvee, Vice President; Phyliss Swanson, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jim Lehmann, Reporter. First row: J. Elvee, J. Lthmann. G. Carlton, P. Swanson. Second row: Mr. P. Wohlford, I. Garde . R. Phillip , J. Katier, Mr. Bjorlin. Third row: C. Villetvik, B. Wefel, M. Wheatley. S. Carlton. G. Day Fourth row: B. Moore, B. Thompson, J. Katter, J. Miller, D. Wefel, A. Wefel. 46 Our First Sno-Day Candidate HANK WITTA Candidate JOHN HOTVET This year. Southwest students and faculty enjoyed their first all-school Sno-Day. Under the leadership of co-chairmen Sharon Richardson and Karol Ericson, eleven hard-working committees organized a coronation, games, a faculty-varsity broom-ball game, sliding, skating, skiing, and tobogganing all to take place at Glenwood Chalet. In the evening, a tired and happy bunch attended the very successful dance at school. This Southwest first was well received by the teachers and students alike and proved to be lots of fun for all. We all hope that Sno-Day may become an established custom in the years to come. Buses and confusion.” It's Wayne! I'm a COP? Jerry Bender John, Weyne, end Gary West Hank 47 Girls' Clubs JUNIOR CLUB I—First row: S. Manthey, S. Gray, K. Norman. B. Moore, $. Crandall, C. Carlton. Second row: C. Cohen, J. Hoium, B. Sparks, N. Carnahan, F. Schactelt, J. Vollmer. Third row: S. Cook, B. lawerence, J. Barette, A. Ohnstein, N. Nichols. Fourth row: J. Pithney, B. Smith, C. Svang, B. Melquist, P. Larson, V. Kraft. JUNIOR CLUB II—First row: P. Hartse, E. Brooks, I. Larson, C. Engelman. Second row: M. Berman, M. Worthly, I. Kallestad, J. Munger, J. Wilson. Third row: J. Williams, B. Widlund, H. Mikkelton, J. Brandon, K. Dickenson, K. Gunderson. JUNIOR CLUB IV—First row: B. Linoff, M. Dreghi, M. Anderson, JUNIOR CLUB V-First row: J. Ewert, M. Wheatley, D. Stolle, M. J. Nicholson, S. Bruer. Second row: B. Zelle, V. Dwyer. J. Lavoie, S. McCune. Second row: B. Wilson. N. Me gee, C. Bongaarts, I. Lageson. Smith, D. Loofbourow. Third row: C. Prieve, K. Wittke, H. Berman, J. Beaubeire, J. Williams. Fourth row: S. Sanders, J. Henes, J. Munger, R. Hanold, B. Widlund, J. Rozta. Fifth row: J. Frank, M. Benjamin, Cleary, R. Cluff, S. Perlman, M. Patka, H. Mikkelson. SOPHOMORE CLUB II—First row: B. Eisenberg, J. Green, S. Guiley, B. Myers, N. Fellows, B. Crary. Second row: P. Wise, M. Kassmir, M. Belcher, K. England, B. Dickson. Third row: L. Desnick, S. Burroughs, C. Brunkow, M. Zipperman, A. Gould, E. Grossman, S. Foster, M. Lacy, M. Theisen, K. Meanea, D, Dietz, P. Hall, C. Holm, G. Wigner, L. Miller, S. Day, B. Nemer, D. Dunn, G, Hersch, J. Hutchinson, M. Burton, P. Karusis. SOPHOMORE CLUB Ill-First row: B. Gustafson, I. Setlilft, I. Beatty, L. Layman. Second row: V. Carpenter, C. Christenson, S. Isham, B. Malkerson, P. Risler. Third row: M. O'Pava, S. Fridlund. M. Oren, B. Berner, M. Powell, S. Clark. Morning after a sleepless night — Noll, Hill, Hartman, Winterbum, Aicher. First row: Pat Nolf, Sandy Nelson. Trudy langfeld, Clara McKee. Second row: Judy Ness, Joanne Sharpe, Mary Erickson, Diane Jamgotch, Dava Hartman, Barb Hill. Third row: Carol Murray. Pat Klawitter, Jeanine Katz, Diane Aicher, Judy Brown. Fourth row: Barb Winterburn, Pat Sparks. Audrey White. Leah Gass. Margaret Schwab, Marianne Hitchcock. Senior Girls7 Clubs Since their freshman year the girls of Senior Club III have had many wonderful times and made lasting friendships within the club. They've planned numerous parties throughout the years, including a Blind Date Party, which proved very interesting. Many of the memories which these girls will hold of their high school fun will be connected with Senior Club III. The girls of Kai-Zetz, Senior Club II, will never forget the things they've done together. All the slumber parties, lawn parties, picnics, progressive dinners, the Match-Me-Hop, the ankle bracelets, the great cabin party they planned, the noisy meetings and ridiculous minutes, the open houses at the Mpls. Youth Center, and most of all—the fame of having more joints than any other club in the city. Camera Hog Mellin, Hansen, Richardson, Girard, Bond, Cooper, Hull, Renslow, Son-deregger, Cain, Ordal, Bowers, libbey. First row: Barb Kraft, Mary langsam, Pat Daggett, Nancy Matthew , Marilyn Han-ten. Second row: Linnes Paulton, Bev Hixson, Carol leVoie, Barb Gottlieb, Carol Girard, Sue Cooper. Third row: Carol Ordal, Kay Nicholson, Judy Ready. Sue Baker, Sharon Richardson. Fourth row: Barb Kraft, Connie Dolan, Karin Sonderegger, Joanne Renslow, Sharon Cain, Pat Reybold. Fifth row: Judy Mellin, Jeanne Renslow, Karol Ericton, Linda Libbey, Judy libbey, Monika Weisskoph, Kay Hull. Service The service organizations of Southwest are the unsung heroes of the school. Without pay, and hardly a thank you from fellow students, these kids do their jobs each day, to help keep our lunchroom, halls, library, office, stage and visual aids running smoothly. At any hour of the day, you may see a hall guard chasing some unwary freshman away from the telephone in the front hall, a long-suffering member of the visual aids crew, quietly yawning through a movie which he is only seeing for the fifth time, or some unhappy lunchroom monitor hunting through pails of garbage for lost silverware. Library Helpers Flrtl row: D. Billet, K. Hull. Second row: C. Stromberg, J. Brown, J. Hoium, C. Bongaarts. Lunchroom Monitors First rowi E. Randall, A. Fredrickson, C. Caruso, H. Straiton, B. Sparks. Second rowi B. Williamson, G. Day, V. Kraft, P. Larson, J. Hageman. V.A.C. First row: E. Chrissinger, J. Katter, J. Sandberg, P. Weaver. Second row: J. Haviland, D. Witsoe, T. Turner, S. Lane, D. Best. Third row: B. Lund, M. MecGown, L. Wilson, H. Oredson. Fourth row: J. Lehmann, D. Wise, D. Knapp, S. Hanson, T. Terrill. 50 Organizations The house lights dim and the curtains open—piano and podium are in place, and we know that the stage crew was here behind the scenes of another successful auditorium. If you have ever phoned the school office, you've heard the soft student speaking, of one of the girls who give up their study periods to help out in the office. We won't forget the student librarians who keep the school library a quiet and peacful place to study. These students truly deserve a thank you from every one of us. Stage Crew Mr. Jacobi, D. Billet. M. Bohen, D. Fike, 0. Andenon, D. Hedlend, J. Feiger. J. Carney, J. Kuhn, A. Wefel, R. Bethke, R. luhm. Office Helpers Fint row: J. Ewcrt, S. Day, J. Munger, N. Holmberg, J. laVoie, D. Eriekion. Second row: D. loofbourow, A. Ohntfein, I. Gan, J. Vallmer, J. Dale. Hall Guards Fin? row: B. Elo, W. Meredith, K. Wing, B. Beha, M. Busyn. Second row: J. Keeler, J. Bonneville, R. Henry, T. Phillip . J. Arne. 51 B ck row, standing, left to rights Mr. Robert Olson, I. Wilson. Fourth row. seated: P. Procter, J. Shelstad, R. Olson, G. Nordell. Third row: T. Gale, K. Gore, D. Sweeny, K. Gore, J. Kulander, S. Smith. Second row: M. Perlman, R. Hork, R- Williams, W. lund, R. Maeser, G. Kilby, 0. Roam, R. Carls. First row: A. Gerstein, A. Bigot. V. Vogt, K. Branstrom, N. Hempstead, P. Goulding. Swing Band Your feet really start tapping when you hear the rhythm of the Swing Band, a new addition to the Southwest Music Department. This hard working group, led by Mr. Olson, has provided fine entertainment for pep fests, auditoriums, and dances. Band New rooms, new equipment, and new uniforms added up to facilities which made this year's band better than ever. Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Olson, the band director, its activities included new marching formations during football half-times, enter- Swing Band Back row, left to right: D. Roam, R. Carls, G. Kilby, L. Thorkildson, C. Schultz, G. Nordell, J. Tollefson, B. Bailey. Front row: A. Bigot, J. Rosenblum, B. Bittner, D. Anderson, J. McKeand, R. Turrittin. 52 Band Back row, standing, left to right: B. Meyers, D. Chritsinger, R. Woldridge, I. Thorkildson. Fourth row, seated: M. Ahlberg. Third row: D. Scott, D. Johnson, B. Bailey, 0. Knapp, J. Tollefson, F. Todd, J. McKeand. Second row: D. Anderson, J. Anderson, C. Schultz, J. Rosenblum, B. Bittner. First row: J. Anderson, N. Rozsa, D. Bishop, J. Yund, M. Lowe, R. Turrittin. Band tainment at the Christmas program, and they entered the State Region Music Contest for the first time this year. The annual spring concert was presented April 9. All of these things add up to a very eventful year for the band. Choral Club The Choral Club took an active part in many school activities this year. Among these were the Christmas program, as well as the Spring Concert. The Club's officers were: President, Sue Burroughs; Secretary, Betty Eisenberg, and Sue Jebe, Librarian. Choral Club Back row, laft lo right: B. Crary, L. layman, S. Foster, J. Bodine, M. Zipperman, S. Burroughs, S. Arlendson, M. Oren, M. Opava, B. Myers, P. Rislar, S. Isham, C. Gougoulis, J. Sleixer. Second row: J. Stansfield, B. Gustafson, C. Christensen. S. Clark, R. Carlson, B. Berner, S. Fridlund, M. Deal, C. Holm, B. Malkerson. First row: J. Borders, S. Jebe, S. Lindwall, F. Felder, J. Hutchison, B. Eisenberg, L Roberts, C. Vogel, K. Gunderson, A. Thompson. 53 Our Southwest Choir is a very fortunate organization-not only does it have the well-deserved reputation for being one of the finest choirs in the Midwest, but it has Mr. Dahle, its terrific director, and a spirit of unity which closely knits the members into one group with a strong feeling of loyalty for each other and their choir. This year the busy choir participated in five concerts at various city churches, a concert at Adath Jeshurun Synagogue, a joint concert with Roosevelt's outstanding choir, a presentation for the Minneapolis Kiwanis Club, Baccalaureate, the traditional Song of Christmas on television and at school, and a Spring Concert. The Lucky Number is— Mr. High pressure Sel- Oahle, Linda Miller. ling, Audrey White. look happy, everybody!! Goddard gets revenge Lee Goddard, Marge Anderson First row: M. Smidell, S. Nelson, P. Daggett, $. Sanders, D. Aicher, S. Smith, S. Baker, S. Manthey, A. White, N. Carnahan. Second row: R. Phillips, B. Slais, I. SetliHe, C. Vlllesvik, S. Bruer, C. Prieve, S. Preston, B. Mulligan, J. Mellin, M. Patka, M. Anderson. Third row: B. Winterbum, K. Sonderegger, K. Smith, M. Wheatley, V. Carpenter, J. Wilson, L. Miller, K. Erkson, J. Green. C. Frandeen, J. Brandon, I. Gass. M. Schwab. Fourth row: P. Dove, J. Bender, C. Johnson, J. Voedisch, J. Hart, T. May, J. Baker, D. Fowler, M. Daggett, J. Neunsinger, J. Jorgenson, J. Billingsley, S. Juul. Juil lign it 'your wcrtl lover ' Hitchcock, Chatterlon Who' the Salt-Fiend? Daggett, Paul� on, Spiegel, Richardson, The Regime First row: Terrill, Van Santen, Ericion. Second row: Baker, Kosmas, Brown, Hotvet, Fowler: In addition to regular activities, the newly organized Small Choir sang at the All-City Youth Conference, Show-Nite, our Southwest Youth Conference, and numerous P.T.A. meetings under the capable direction of Judie Nelson. There are certain things about choir that its members will never forget: Tom's and Karol's incessant fines which netted an additional $35 for the treasury, the annual carnival—this year with the band. Bill Van Santen's outstanding leadership, the fun of trying to out-sing Roosevelt, and Mr. Dahle, for whom all of us hold the deepest respect and admiration. First row: S. Cooper, A. Gould, L. Paulson, C. Engelman, L. Sundin, K. Wittke, J. Williams, M. Cadieux, E. Miller, J. Chetterton, A. Tollefson. Second rowi C. Cohen, K. Norman, C. Ordal, R. Spiegel, G. Foster, S. Gray, C. Steffy, M. Powell, S. Crandall, M. Hitchcock, C. Detleman. Third row: J. Nelson, C. Carlson, P. Swanson, C. Coscio, J. Brown, M. langsam, J. Katz, P. Hall, D. Dietz, S. Day, K. Giere, P. Hartse. B. Moore. Fourth row: M. Macgowan, J. Hutchins, B. Kosmos, P. Chevalier, J. Hotvet, T. Terriel, B. VanSanten. A. Scott, I. Rosenfield, I. Goddard, T. Sanders, R. Wigand, S. Hanson, B. Miller. 55 mm Homecoming . . . We gotta win, we gotta win, let's go! Amid frantic cheering we did win one of the most thrilling games of the season. Hundreds of students and alumni watched the football team Boot the Birds in the first victorious homecoming game the seniors had seen. Oh, we'll never get it done on time, was the frequent lament of Kathy Wittke and Bill Van Santen, general co-chairmen of homecoming. But surprisingly, by the morning of October 19, all preparations had been somehow completed, and everyone agreed that this was the greatest homecoming in years. The senior girls started the day's festivities with an early breakfast, and the boys, with their powder paint, decorated all of the cars in the parking lot. Finally fifth period came and the program began. Our pretty queen finalists, Karol Ericson, Carol Girard, Mary Langsam, Joanne Renslow, and Karin Sonderegger, were escorted to the stage. We all held our breath and the suspense grew as Sue Scott, the 1956 Homecoming Queen, strolled back and forth around the girls. A loi d burst of applause and cheering broke the silence as Sue placed the crown on Karin Sonderegger. The royalty took their box seats on the stage and the show began. There were many professional acts climaxed with a football dance by a group of senior girls who had considerable difficulty keeping their pants up. Mr. Olsen's band led the big parade down to the football field where we proudly watched our team beat Marshall 14 to 13. The very successful dance at school that evening brought the day's excitement to a tired, but happy, ending. Attendant Joanne 56 Terry Attendant Carol Ed Dratz Attendant Karol Attendant Mary Harry Senn John Hotvet . .. Queen Karin First row: Mr. Adam, Meredith, Wise, Olsen, Witta, Colby, Porier. 8ongaarts, Carlson, Mr. Fredrickson. Second row: Fischer, Daggett, Hartse, Bestrom, Bonneville, Kuril, Arne, Cranston, Butyn, Newkirk, manager Hart. Our rugged Co-Captains TONY OLSEN, HANK WITTA Football It looked like a very long season for Coach Fredrickson and his Indian eleven when the grid season ended this fall. Pre-season injuries hurt the Southwest team badly and consequently, with their small squad, they dropped the first four games. But an extra week of rest, due to a bye, was all the gridders needed and came back to win the homecoming game 13-12. The team's co-captains, Tony Olsen and Hank Witta, kept up the high spirit and led the team to finish in fifth place in the city with three victories against four losses. Other players who were a big factor in the school's best record since 1951 were Ed Porter, Bill Colby, and all-city election, and junior fullback Emo Kurtz. Next year's team will be led by co-captains elect, Jim Bonneville and Emo Kurtz. 60 SCORES Southwest.......... 7 Southwest M Southwest ......... 6 Southwest 7 Southwest 13 Southwest .........19 Southwest ......... 20 20 Roosevelt 41 Henry 42 Washburn 35 Marshall 12 Central 17 North 7 Suffering from the sideline Mr. Adam, Mr. Fredrickton, Fries, Hart, Swanton, Dobbin . Up� a-Dai� y HANK WITTA 61 First row: R. England, R. Dartt, J. Katter, B. Carla, R. Blume, R. Webb, S. Hanton, M. Yablomki, B. Newman, $. Geratein, W. Sullwold, T. McCue. Second row: F. Schmucker, T. Mack, B. Clark. J. Thorttenson, E. Frenkel, P. Ucko, R. Butler, Mr. Halley, H, Jacobsen. Third row: C. Miller, G. Dixon, S. VanSanten, G. Crawford, G. Armatrong, M. Mellin. Low score wins in C.C. SW Opp. 25 Roosevelt 32 27 St. Louis Park______ 21 31 West___________________________24 18 Washburn______________________41 20 St. James -------------------- 54 Won City B Meet Second place in City Meet Third place in Region Meet Sixth place in State Meet Cross Country Halley's harriers once again wound up the season, with a key; finishing second in the city, and sixth in the state just as last year's team did. Next year's team will be short these lettermen: Wayne state-champ Sullwold, Stan the distance man Gerstein, and Dick lightning Webb. This graduating contingent headed by the only two-year state champ in the business, Wayne Sullwold, extends their best wishes for a successful '57 season to next year's powerful team. John Katter and Bob Blume are the '57 CC cocaptains. Backing up these two terrific runners will be Roger Dartt, Bob Carls, Bob Newman, Tom McCue, and Dick England. These top seven boys under the very able coaching of Al Halley, have their eye on one goal: VICTORY. WAYNE SULLWOLD “On your mark S. Gcratein, R. Dartt, J. Katter, W. Sullwold. B. Blume. 62 Swimming This year's cleanest sport swimming team was paced by a sophomore sensation in Jerry Challman. He was the leading scorer for the tankers, and also second in the City Meet for the 100 yd. backstroke. The team, itself, had a very respectable season, winning three of the 10 city meets. Victories were won over Central, Vocational, and South. Bill VanSanten, the acting captain, and Paul Sheehan also did a fine job in making Coach Ulhorn's first season a successful one. Hopes for next year's team look toward the three returning lettermen, Jerry Challman, Paul Sheehan, and Pete Lund. SCORES sw 32 sw 20 sw 24 sw 17 sw 23 sw 41 sw 44 sw 32 sw 36 sw 40 West ............. 46 Washburn ___________58 Roosevelt ----------54 North_______________61 Henry ............ -55 South ... 37 Central 34 Marshall —46 Edison ----------—42 Vocational ........—38 Most Valuable JERRY CHALLMAN Firit row: Mike Stenberg. Tom Cammed, Stuart Van Sanfen, Bill Sletz, Paul Sheehan, Jack Sandberg. Second row: Mr. Uhlhorn, Bill Van Santen. Bill Ellgren, Ben Lifion, Jerry Challman, Bill Lund, Pete Malcn. 63 Basketball Coach Hutton started the season with an inexperienced squad and turned them into a potentially dangerous team. The only thing that stood between the bucketeers and consistent winning was the lack of effective rebounding power. Although Southwest's basketball record this year wasn't bright, next year's possibilities are. The Indians lost their three opening games by slim margins which could easily have gone the other way and changed the outlook of the entire season. Led by their captain, Scott Bertas, the team put up lots of scrap before losing these three games by a combined total of twelve points. The heart-breaker of the season was the Washburn game which was drawn into two over times before the Millers made the winning bucket. The returning eight lettermen, bolstered by some promising underclassmen, will form a strong nucleus for next year's team. 64 First row: G«org« Beslrom, Warren Hanson, Dave Swenson, Dick Einan, Bill Beha, Bruce Hendrickson, Wayne Swanson. Second row: Dick Hume, Emo Kuril, Paul Martin, John Arne, Tom Keeler, Scott Bertas, Jim Bonneville. Basketball SCORES Southwest 33 Southwest 39 Southwest 52 Southwest 36 Southwest..........39 Southwest 47 Southwest..........48 Southwest 37 Southwest 43 Southwest..........45 Marshall 37 Vocational 45 Washburn 54 Roosevelt 83 West 72 Edison 80 North 54 South 61 Central 71 Henry 37 'Take my hand PAUL MARTIN With the greatest of ease' DICK HUME ’Dunger cheers' GARY WEST 65 'Mohay Earns All-City MIKE HAIEY The Three Iceketeers Meredith, Colby, Noble 'Hey, Chinor BOB OLSON 66 Wait for me after the game, Carol WAYNE MEREDITH A Troublesome Trio Olson, Googins, Williams Hockey The Indian hockey team again turned in a fine season as have many of the Southwest teams done in the past. The Pucksters were one goal short from winning the city championship and a berth to the State Tournament. In the title game against South the best they could do was a 1-1 tie, and virtually the Tigers won the title by one point margin over the second place Indians. Captain Wayne Meredith and goalie Mike Haley were picked on the all-city team. Gump Haley was also voted by his teammates as the most valuable player for the Indians. Coach Peterson has done a fine ]ob with the boys this year and he should be able to live up to the high expectations of Southwest's Hockey Team in the coming season with seven returning lettermen. Scores Southwest 6 Southwest 6 Southwest 5 6 Southwest 4 Southwest 8 Southwest .11 Southwest... 1 Southwest 3 Roosevelt ..........0 Washburn___________1 Marshall___________1 North_______________0 West 1 Vocational Central _ South______________1 Henry______________1 C Enoen M W,‘ P r on' Colby, C. Cranston, M. Aenes, J. Rice, B. Hoy, B. Olsen, L Hartse, ' M °®9gett. R. Googini. A. Fischer, B. Williams. W. Meredith, D. Passolt, M. Haley, E. Noble. 67 o o First row: J. McCue. W. Sollwold, F. Drew. T. Reichert. K. Wing. Second rows J. Streub. B. Blome. D. Wilton, P. Ringsrud. Third row: D. Green, J. Shipke, D. Webb, C. Colby, C. Wise. Fourth row: D. Myers, E. Kurt , Mr. Halley, R. McCombs, D. Wise. Track The Southwest cindermen are expected to do a very fine job this year as they have done in previous years. Coach Al Halley has built up a well earned reputation for turning out winning teams for both city and state meets. This year's team is led by captain and hurdler Dick Wise. With Bob Blume and Dick Webb running the 440, Emo Kurtz in the hurdles, Jim Newkirk pole vaulting, dashman Al Fischer, and a large group of other returning lettermen, the team is expected to finish among the top three in the city. 68 This Year's Team Members John Arne Bob Blume George Bestrom Bob Burt Bob Carls Gary Carlson Pete Chevalier Mike Daggett Roger Dartt Mike Einan Al Fischer Stan Gerstein Steve Hanson Larry Hartse Ned Holte Bill Hoy John Katter Emo Kurtz Skip Lane Tom Mack Jim Newkirk Bob Newman Wayne Sullwold Wayne Swanson Franz Swietzei Dick Webb Dave Wilson Ken Wing Dick Wise Mike Yablonski Bill VanSanten First row: D. Wilton, K. Wing, J. Fither, B. Blume. Standing: D. Wite. TEAM—First row: Porter, Witta, Senn, Wait. Second row: Noblo. Rice, Cranston, Bertas, Meredith, Third row: Coach Adam, Hume, Einan, Bea, Bonneville. Sluggor Beha Bonneville, Bea. Baseball The baseball team this season according to Coach Adam Will be as good as they want to be. This often used quote is particularly applicable to the '57 squad for they have a very strong nucleus of 10 returning lettermen. Gary West, Ed Noble, Scott Bertas, Wayne Meredith, and Captain Harry Senn, plus the battery mates. Jack Rice, Ed Porter, Hank Witta, Craig Cranston, and Pete Lund should lead the team to a victorious season. 70 'Men of the Mound1 Witta, Porter Meredith, Bertas, and Noble pair off in threes'' says Coach Adam. OOOps, missed!! NOR,WAN NELSON What a wicked serve! CAPTAIN JACK SANDBERG Tennis If determination and hard work are deciding factors in winning games, the Southwest Tennis Team ought to have a successful season this year. Although they have only four returning lettermen, there are many new boys who have turned net-men and they show promising form and ability. Posed for action This it candid? MURRAY VALENE BURTON MYERS First row: Norman Nelson, Burton Myers, Murray Valene, Jack Sandberg. Second row: Mr. Haaheim, Arnold Gersteln, Steve Matthews, Tom Gale, Bill Kosmas, Don Akenson, Dick Peterson, Steve Juul, Larry Saliterman. 71 '56 GOLF TEAM—First row: Rog Andrews, D. Butler. Second row: Ptashne, Joe Haviland, Miller, Jim Haviland. Golf This year's golf team will be led by a combination of Mutt and Jeff, in pint-size captain Mark Ptashne and 6'3 Tom Terrill. Jim Haviland, the other returning letterman, and several newcomers are expected to give the linksters a winning season under the coaching of Mr. Pedersen. 72 73 Senior Council First row: Mary langsam, Joanna Renjlow, Harry Senn, Jerry Millar, Carol LaVola. Second row: Pat Klawitter, Stan Gerstien, Karol Ericton, Dick Wise, Judie Nelson, Tom Terrill. Senior Committee Heads 74 First row: Janice Mitrel, Judy Libbey, Carol Steffy, Mary langsam, Judie Nelson, Judie Brown. Second row: Trudy Langfeld. Ron Henry, Jeanne Renslow, Mark Pteshne, Leah Gass, Mary Kohnen. Third row: Ed Dratz, Ed Porter, Stan Gerstein, Scott Bertas, Sue Baker. Senior Elections CLASS OFFICERS—Seated: Joanne Renslow, Secretary; Dkk Wi� e, Vice President; Harry Senn, President; Scott Berta , Treasurer. Standing: Clare McKee, and Hank Witta, Sergeents-at-Arms. Above: We're for Weasel. J. Ren low, M. Hansen, C. Ordal. 75 Above: Rooter for Hare. J. Brown, M. Kohnen, N. Johnson. The lead Judie Nelson, Ron Henry Mr. Fuller-r-r-rt A| Goss Our Senior THE CAST (in order of appearance) Mr. Kimber Newton Fuller Annabelle Fuller Mac ge Fuller .... Steve Eldridge Katie Mrs. Douglas Clayton Evans Rena Leslie Hester Raymond Uncle Stanley .... Leggett Frazer Sue Barrington Mr. Prescott Albert Goss _____ Ron Henry ____Judie Nelson — Beth Mulligan ..... John Hotvet Barb Bowers .......Leah Gass —-....Bill Berner ----Karol Ericson .... Gloria Day ... Mark Ptashne ---Warren Risch .... Stan Henaman Susan Baker Terry Ottenweller Directed and staged by Mr. Frank Engdahl. Assistant Directors: Nancy Matthews and Iric Nathan-son. First row: Barb Bowers. Leah Gass, Bill Berner. Karol Ericson, Judie Nelson, Ron Henry, Beth Mulligan, John Hotvet, Warren Risch. Second row: Mr. Engdahl, Nancy Matthews, Stan Henaman, Albert Goss, Mark Ptashne, Terry Ottenweller, Gloria Day, Iric Nathanson. 76 Class Play The Class Play Cast this year, in presenting George Washington Slept Here, learned that hard work can be lots of fun as well as deeply gratifying. Scarcely a single rehearsal went by without at least one amusing incident, such as: Mark's honey-selling attempts, casual Warren keeping everyone in stitches, Iric calling out fines for breaks which were inevitable when Barb practiced her scream, everyone making bets on whether the romance between Madge and Steve was for real, and Mr. Engdahl condoning eating during rehearsals only when he got some too. You know, I almost killed Mama once. Mark Ptashne, Nancy Matthews The play, itself, concerns the man who wants a little place in the country. His struggle to make his dream materialize provides the plot for this play. Everyone knew that their efforts had paid off in success when the packed house vibrated with laughter and applause during both performances. The many Class Play Committees, without which the play could not have been presented, share with the cast and Mr. Engdahl the community's recognition of their truly professional play. Barb the Body, Barb Bowers. Are you SURE you want garbage. Mrs. Fuller? Gloria Oay. Backstagers I. Nathanson. L Paulson, P. Oaggett, 0. Webb, I. libbey. A. White. And Steve says — John Hotvet, Beth Mulligan 77 Pizza—down with chow mein, Jconine Katz, Ed Dratz. Tho Ivy League look Chuck Fries The Sissy look Margaret Wilson Karol Ericson Gloria Day Right: Skiing—Who needs snow? Mary Kohnen, Tom Terrill, Terry Ottenweller. Doing the Chicken Mike Haley Nancy Matthews 78 Bangs Mary langsam, Sue Baker, Clara McKee Senior Stuff The Senior Party Now smile, everybody —First row: K. Sondoreg-ger, B. Bowor , J. Renslow, J. Katz, D. Aicher, L. Sandeen. Second row: C. Girard, T. Olsen, W. Morcdith, B. Mulligan, G. West. Dumb Dratz, Henry The Quarternotes —J- Brown, L. Paulson, S. Richardson, K. Ericson. Our All-Staters —John Hotvet, Mary langsam, Wayne Sullwold. 79 Our Album of 80 Famous Seniors 81 ,A.lb Famous Seniors 83 Susan Baker Valedictorian Mark Ptashne Valedictorian Janice Milzel Valedictorian Honor Roll The Senior Honor Roll is composed of those students who have been able to maintain at least a 2.3 average throughout their high school years. These students are entitled to wear gold braid at graduation. Rachel Turrittin Valedictorian 84 Susan Wall Valedictorian Ann Tollefson Salutatorian Service Awards C. C. Minty Service Award ................... Daughters of the American Revolution Sons of the American Revolution Science Award First National Bank Award ... — Star-Tribune Award Rose Rees Award These service awards are awarded on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and service to the school. The students who receive them are truly deserving of recognition for outstanding achievements. HONOR ROIL—First row: J. Mitzel, R. Turrittin, M. Ptashne, S. Baker. A. Toliefson. Second row: J. Katz, T. langfdd, A. White, D. Wech . M. langsam. Third row: C. Steffy. N. Matthews, P. Reybold, B. Mulligan, L. Gats, M. Schwab. Fourth row: P. Bond, I. libbey, J. Chatterton, B. Bowers, K. Ericson, C. Frandeen, M. Hitchcock. Fifth row: G. Day. I. Nathanson, G. Craig, R. Henry, B. Berner, J. Hotvet, I. Wilson, E. Dratz. 85 None Will Surpass the '57 Class We'll Never Forget . . . How insignificant and bewildered we felt as we thumbed through our trusty Yusayas . . . Singing with the Freshman Glee Club . . . The mad crushes all the girls had on the senior boys . . . Going up to the Calhoun Beach Club and the Jack Thayer Show ... A certain eraser fight in Miss Holliday's English Class . . . The girls' slumber parties, always raided . . . Reading Ivanhoe . . . The Wild One —Marlon Brando . . . Playing Musical Chairs at Leah Gass's open house . . . spin the bottle at our Sophomore party-at all our Sophomore parties . . . The radicals who first started wearing Bermuda shorts . . . Tony Olsen's Blooper Records . . . Coming in the back door in the State Hockey Tournament and taking second place . . . The girls all dated Central men and SW boys retaliated by taking to the freshman girls . . . Don Armstrong broke the ground for our new building . . . Dissecting frogs in Guetzloe's class. The battle of squirt-guns, until Mr. Classon introduced the disarmament bill . . . Rock Around the Clock at the Youth Center . . . The rise and fall of the Paro Empire . . . The boys wore Hood pants and sweatshirts—even to dances . . . Charlie Wohlford's Kennel Club . . . Penny and the Blue Tri overnight at Lymann Lodge . . . Mr. Haaheim in his black tights . . . The go circles . . . Girls swooned over Elvis Presley, but soon got sick of his shake . . . The rowdy lunchroom parties the girls all had . . . Summer evenings playing miniature golf at Pulvers ... All the parties in Bond's basement . . . The girls torquing around on bikes . . . Charles Wohlford and Miss Holliday bopping to Drinking Wine Spoli Oli at the Junior Party . . . How popular Dave Peterson was with all the girls when he had the boys in training . . . Our 5.30 breakfasts at Lake Calhoun and the police who kept order . . . Taking News and hoping to get on Annual or Arrow . . . Our first J. S. at the Auto Club . . . The mad stampede for the front row as we took senior auditorium seats at the end of our Junior year . . . The disgrace of getting lost with the Freshmen in the new building . . . The girls keeping their Halloween record by collecting trix or treats, even as seniors . . . Being famed as the class with the most joints—throughout the city . . . Stopping for pizza at Mac's . . . The thrill of our best football season since 1951 ... Queen Karin reigning over our homecoming . . . The girls who nearly lost their pants doing the football dance . . . The Quarter Notes singing all over the city . . . The disc jockeys at our Turn Table Turn About . . . Everyone learning to chicken ... All the girls existing on No-Doze . . . The bottle dancing at the great Senior Party . . . Calypso was the thing . . . The senior advisory meetings in the lunchroom . . . The pep we finally got at the pep fests . . . The strange odors from the chemistry room . . . Coming to hockey games hours early in order to beat the South kids to the front seats . . . Class pictures-all the girls rushed down for re-takes . . . Our first Sno-Day a real success . . . Staying up all night for senior elections and making the difficult choice between Weasel and Hare . . . The lazy people who blamed it on mono . . . The mad rush to salvage food for third lunch . . . Mark Ptashne forever quoting someone . . . The wild hysteria at hockey games and the sick feeling after the Marshall game . . . Trying to smuggle malts into class play rehearsals . . . Bower's new frame . . . Wayne Sullwold taking all sorts of honors in C.C. and Track . . . Engdahl starling a psychoanalysis fad . . . The sales campaign on for Baby Dolls for the tournament . . . Strand's guess what I'm thinking tests . . . The red days and black days in Sevy's classes . . . Our exchange students, Monika and Ek . . . Witticisms and Bowers Wowers . . . Spring Fever set in and everyone neglected homework cuz after all, we're seniors . . . Ni-Ni . . . How old we felt as some Senior girls got their diamonds and a few went down the aisle . . . The fun we had planning Class Day . . . Signing annuals for the last time . . . And then Commencement; laughing through our tears as we said the final good-byes . . . Knowing we would never forget the wonderful times and experiences that we had shared together as The Class of '57. MARCUS AANES Mark B ess the girlt, I love them all. Secret ambition: To inherit « million. Hockey, Red Cross, Junior Council President, Commencement, Hall guard. Homecoming. Hobbies: Car , tports, girlt-watching. Future plant: University of Minnesota. DIANE AICHER Di She tries to be a saint, but we all know she ain't. Secret ambition: To be general home economist for Hine's pickles. GAA, Choir, Senior Club, Commencement. Hobbies: Working in the bakery, swimming, sewing. Future plans: U of M. ARLENE ANDERSON AR As likeable as she is lookable. Secret ambition: Grow a beard as long as my pony tail. GAA, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Cross. Pep dub. French Club, Commencement, Senior Club, Youth Conference, Homecoming, Sno Day. Hobby: Skating. Future plans: Gustavus Adolphus College. ROY AVERBECK He doesn’t study his lessons, he lessens his studies. Secret ambition: To get my driver's license before my little brother does. Baccalaureate. Future plans1 go to College and still satisfy the Draft. SUSAN BAKER Sue She proves what she it by whet she does. Secret ambition: To play on Adam's basketball team. Valedictorian, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Vice President; GAA, Vice President; Red Cross, Treasurer; AFS, Student Council. Ski Club, Drama Club, French Club, Class Play, Commencement, Homecoming, Youth Conference, Choir, I Arrow editor, Kai-Zetx, Dance Committee, Quill and Scroll. Hobbies: Sewing, water skiing, and guess what? Future plans: College. WILLIAM BERNER Bill I'm not bashful, just conservative. Secret ambition: Find time for everything I want to do. Track, Debate, Class Play, Memorial, French Club, Annual Business Manager, Honor Roll. Hobby: Reading. Future plans: University of Minnesota. SCOn BERTAS Scotty A man who blushes is not quite a brute. Secret ambition: To make a million dollars. Basketball captain. Baseball, Athletic Board. S Club, Red Cross, Hi-Y, Budget, Class Treasurer, Senior Council, Homecoming. Hobby: Skiing. Future plans: Work, College, Service. i DAVID BILLET Dave All the girls are in despair to find out how I comb my hair. Secret ambition: Get my head shaved like Yul Brynnerl Stage Crew foreman, Class play committee. Library Helper, Drama Club, Commencement. Hobbies: singing, swimming, art and my car. Future plans: Service and work. DONNA BISCHOFF A constant friend is rare and hard to find. Secret ambition: To be a white hunter. Silver Tri, French Club, Drama Club, Class Play Committee, Cap and Gown, Sophomore Club, library. Cashier. Hobbies: Organ, sewing, skating, swimming, cooking, target practice. Future plans: College. BARBARA BITTNER Barbie Charles should know her, she's such a little dickens. Secret ambition: Leam how to drive my brother's Model A Ford. Annual, GAA, Cap and Gown, Spanish Club, Choir, Band, Vice President; Swing Band, Homecoming. Hobbies: Knitting, Playing the sax. Future plans: Minnesota School of Business. STEVEN BLADE Steve Men of few words are often the best men. Secret ambition: Get an A in a physics test. Cap and Gown. Hobby: car. Future plans: Navy, college. MARSHA BOND Penny Nature made her what she is and never made another. Secret ambition: Be an introvert and live in Willy's desk drawer. Silvor Tri, Blue Tri, Pep Club, No-acs chairman. Homecoming, GAA, Arrow, Class play committee. Camera Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, Kai-Zetz, Budget, Student Council, Auditorium Committee, Dance Committee, Honor Roll, Youth Conf. Hobby: You know whol Future plans: Stanford or William Woods. BARBARA BOWERS Barb When I'm gone, pray, who will entertain the populace? Secret ambition: Ski down Annapurna. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Treasurer; GAA, president; Pep Club, vice president; Class Play, Arrow editor. Homecoming, Ski Club, Drama Club, vice president; Kai-Zetz, sergeant-at-arms; Junior Council, secretary; Class Day, Honor Roll. Quill and Scroll, French Club, Red Cross, Youth Conference. Hobbies: skiing and swimming. Future plans: University of Minn. JUDITH BROWN Judie Always pleasant, always neat, one of the best, can't be beatr Secret ambition: Get to Europe. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, GAA, Choir, secretary; Sno-Day, Banquet, Spanish Club, secretary; Quarter Notes. Hobbies: playing the piano, singing, skating. Future plans: Gustavus Adolphus College. SHARON CAIN Shar Just the facts, ma'am. Secret ambition: Live ir� Hawaii. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pep Club. GAA, Kai-Zetz, Records Future plans: College. LAURA CARLON Rare is the union of beauty and modesty. Secret ambition: to get an A from Mr. Halley. GAA, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Badminton team. Hobby: Skating. Future plans: College. GARY CARLSON A wise man never tells all he knows. Secret ambition: Put the shot 60 feet. Football, Track, YFC, president; Class Council, Cap and Gown, S Club. Hobby: Sports. Future plans: North Central Bible Institute-Ministry, JOANNE CHATTERTON Jo A tremendous leader with personality to spare. Secret ambition: Set up a Red Cross station in Sun Valley for Gloria. Silver Tri, GAA. Annual, Guill and Scroll, Blue Tri, Pep Club. French Club, Choir, Honor Roll, Homecoming. Drama Club, Commencement, Class Play Committee, Freshman Club. Hobbies: swimming, singing. Future plans: Education at U of M. JAMES CARNEY Jim Sleep no more, Jim, your high school days are over. WILLIAM COLBY Wilbur, Dee Girls are always running through his mind; they don't dare walk. Secret ambition: Have a harem. Football-all city, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Baseball, Track, VAC, Social, Lunch room monitor. Sophomore Council. Youth Conference. S Club. Sno-Dey. Hockey. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. Women. Beefing the mesh at the Derb. Future plans: College. STEVE CONROY Nonchalant humor when least expected, but qualified assistance when most needed. Secret ambition: Chop and channel my Ford, whip Dratz's Chevy. Arrow staff, Budget, Intramural Basketball. Future plans: U of M. auto racing. SUSAN COOPER Sue A case of quality, not quantity” Secret ambition: Grow to S ft. 2 in. tall so I can look at SOME people ey® to ey®. GAA, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choir, Records, Class play Committee. Homecoming, Drama Club, Kai-Zetz, Youth Conference. JA. Hobbies: singing. swimming, Horse back riding. Future plans: William Woods. GORDON CRAIG Gordy 'Tm not a radical, I'm a realistSecret ambition: To learn to carry a tune. Arrow, Hi-Y club, president; all school secretary, Homecoming, Memorial, Youth Conference. Hobbies: photography, fishing, girl watching. Future plans: Engineering at U of M. PATRICIA DAGGETT Pat She 'draw ' more than attention. Secret ambition: To get to Barb's millionaire before she does. GAA, Silver Tri, Pep Club. Camera Club, Drama Club, Secretary; Senior Council, Kai-Zetz, president; Annual art editor. Quill and Scroll, Blue Tri, Class play commitiee. Records, Ski Club. French Club, Choir, Homecoming, Youth Conference. Hobbies: skiing, art. Future plans: College. GLORIA DAY Glo To accomplish things has been her aim, but not to gather glory or fame. Secret ambition: Go skiing in Sun Valley. Class Play, French Club, president; Annual layout editor. Quill and Scroll, Baccalaureate, Lunchroom monitor, Honor Roll. Sno Day, Homecoming, YFC, Drama Club, Blue Tri, Debate, Declamation, Pep Club, GAA, Silver Tri. Hobbies: Butterscotch sundaes and making posters. Future plans: Augsburg. GARY DIAMOND The only thing that keeps me off the honor roll is my marks. Secret ambition: Drink a keg «|| myself. Football, manager,- Basketball, manage,. Hobby: censored. Future plans: College CONSTANCE DOLAN Connie Wind her up and away she goes. Secret ambition: To milk a cow. Silver Tri, Camera Club, Kai-Zetz, Debate, Ski Club, French Club, Student Council, Arrow, Social, Youth Conference, Pep Club. GAA, Homecoming, Latin Club. Hobby: Art. Future plans: University of Minnesota. PAUL DOVE I may run for busses, but never a class. Secret ambition: To own all the hot Hud converts in the world. Football, swimming, Hi-Y, Choir, Social, Homecoming. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, canoe tries, girls. Future 90 plans: College. JACK DOWIDAT I have a voice, but why wear it out? ED DRATZ Nick, Smiley None but himself could be his parallel. Secret ambition: Marry a million. Football, Red Cross, All-School HI-Y, Secretary-Treasurer,- Hi-Y club, president; Student Council, President; Arrow editor, Cap and Gown, Sno-Day, JA, JS Committee, Homecoming. Hobby: Having fun at almost anything. Future plans College, ROTC. JAMES EINAN Jim Women are like elephants, I like to look at 'em but I’d hate to own one. Secret ambition: Drag Clem's Huddy when he buys it back from the junk yerd. Football, S Club, Budget, Hi-Y. Future plans: U of M. DIANE ERICKSON A girl is judged by her actions, not her words. Secret ambition: Walk across Lake Harriet. GAA, Freshman Club, Silver Tri, Blue Trl, Banquet, Office. Future plans: work. MARY ERICKSON A mixture of moods and thoughts. Secret ambition: to have someone tell me I have small eyes. GAA, Silver Tri, Blue Trl, Budget. Hobby: swimming. Future plans: Occupational Therapy—U of M. KAROL ERICSON Kle The only way to have a friend is to be one. Secret ambition: To be a senior all over again. Sno-Day Chairman, Youth Conference, Student Council, French Club, vice president; Choir, Sergeant-et-Arms; Annual Editor-in-chief, Homecoming, Homecoming Attendant, Sophomore Council, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Secretary; Silver Tri, Memorial, Class Play, State Student Council, Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll, Kai-Zetx, Red Cross, GAA. Hobbies: Quarternotes, Getting stuck with already attached men. Future plans: Nursing. JAMES FIEGER Jim Just when you learn how to pick your teacher, it’s time to graduate. Secret ambition: Be a famous bandleader. Stage crew. Red Cross, Budget. Hobbies: art, piano, coin collecting. Future plans: College and art school. CAROLYN FRANDEEN Still pursuing, still achieving. Secret ambition: To meet an Arrow deadline. Silver Tri, GAA, Freahman Club, French Club. Debate Band, Orchettra, Choir, Blue Trl, Arrow editor. Homecoming, Commencement, Quill and Scroll. Hobbies: piano, eating ice cream. Future plans: Nurting—St. Olaf'a College. EKKEHARD FRENKEL Ek I know I'm talking right, you're just listening wrong. Secret ambition: To come back to the U. S. and tee the Wait. Crott Country, Memorial. Ski Club, Ski Team. Hobbies: Stamp collecting, photography. Future plans: To finith high tchool in Germany. CHARLES FRIES Chuck Work fascinates me-l can sit and look at it for hours. Secret ambitiont To be the firat Naval Pilot to bomb the Kremlin. Football, Hockey, manager; S Club, Hi-Y, Red Crott, Recorda. Hobbies: Sporta. Hunting, Fithing. Future plans: U of M, ROTC. LEAH GASS A girl of cheerful yesterdays, and confident tomorrows. Secret ambition: Become a mermaid and flutter the Navy. Silver Trl, Blue Trl, French Club, preaident; Senior Club, Red .Croat, Drama Club Hlatorian, Banquet, Clata Play, Office. Homecoming, Annual Staff, Student Council, Choir, Youth Conference. Future plans: U of M—Swimming lettont. STANLEY GERSTEIN Stan Man may come and man may go, but I blow on forever. Secret ambition: Juritprudent emeritua at 50; Track, Croat Country. Swimming, Ethica Committee Chairman, Student Council. Senior Council, lunchroom CommiMee, Baccalaureate, VAC, Drama Club, Radio Club, S Club, Hi-Y, Arrow, Band, Quill and Scroll. Hobbies: apelunking. archery, ham radio, tropical fiah, mutic. Future plans: Years aojournment in larael. CAROL GIRARD Jug The fortunate possessor of everything nice. Secret ambition: to get a driver'a licente to Mary can leech a ride. Sophomore Council, Silver Tri, Blue Trl, GAA, Pep Club. Choir, Homecoming, Homecoming attendant, Kai-Zetz, Student Council, Corretponding secretary; Clata play committee, Sno-Day, Banquet. Hobby: Watching no. 11 play hockey. Future plans: U of M. ROGER GOOGINS Red Laugh and the world (aught with you, cry and they laugh anyway Secret ambition: Be a Bachelor. Clata day. Hi-Y, Junior Council, Hockey. Hobbies: akiing, hunt-92 in9- fu,ur plerts: U of M. BARBARA GOTTLIEB Babbles When she talks, it isn't conversation, ifs a filibuster. Secret ambition: to go to Italy and cat pizza. Silver Trl, Blue Tri, GAA, Homecoming. Social, Pep Club, Kai-Zetz, Drama Club, Class play committee. Future plans: Education at U. of M. MICHAEL HALEY Mike, Mohay He never lets anything get by him—on the rink or off. Hockey, S Club, Cla� � Day. MARILYN HANSEN Hans Who says there is no such thing as perpetual motion? Secret ambition: To live in a big pink brick house, overlooking a lake. GAA, Junior Council, French Club, Kai-Zetz, Dance Committee, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sno-Day, Banquet, Homecoming. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. Future Plans: U of Iowa. LOIS HARP Harpo Ability is not always broadcasted. Secret ambition: Become a U S Senator. GAA, Silver Tri, Badminton Team, Blue Tri, Banquet. Hobby: Sports. Future plans: College. DAVA HARTMAN I was vaccinated with a phonograph needle. Secret ambition: go to Hawaii and learn the hula. GAA, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Records, Senior Club, Drama Club, Pep Club. Hobbies: Boating, swimming, dancing. Future plans: School and California. STANTON HENAMEN Sian My idea of a vacation is to rest in the shade of a blonde. Secret ambition: To gel Ron Henry up at 5:30 to run around the lake. Hi-Y Cabinet, Football. Class Play, Social, Homecoming Escort. Sno-Day, Dance Committee. Ethics Committee, Lunchroom Committee. Student council. Arrow. Future plans: U of M. RONALD HENRY Ron “Footsteps on the sands of time; if they're big, you'll know they're mine. Secret ambition: To get Henaman up at 5:30 to run around Lake Calhoun. Arrow Editor-in-chief, Student Council, Treasurer,- Hi-Y, JA. Baseball. Basketball. Sno-Day. Memorial. Honor Roll. Quill and Scroll, Class Play, Ethics Committee. Lunchroom committee. Hobbies: archery, fishing. Future plans: U—College of Education. BARBARA HILL Barb, Sunshine Men irritate me, I love to be irritated Secret ambition: Get my driver's license. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, GAA, Senior Club. Baccalaureate, Pep Club. Future plans: College. MARYANN HITCHCOCK Mary, Hitchie She never says that she hasn't time, but always pitches in. Secret ambition: Be the first to ride in a flying saucer. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, GAA, French Club, Choir, Senior Club, Homecoming, Class play committee. Com mencement, Arrow editor. Quill and Scroll. Future plans: Nursing—U of M. BEVERLY HIXSON Bev Slight in stature, but overflowing In personality. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, GAA, Kai-Zetx. Choir. Pep Club. JOHN HOTVET I'm not a bit flirtatious, just Interested. Secret ambition: Never get married. Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Council . Boy ' State, Student Council, vice president; Spanish Club, Ethic Committee. Arrow Business manager. Choir, treasurer,- Commencement, Class Play, Honor Roll, Baseball, Homecoming escort. Future plans: St. Olaf. KATHRYN HULL Kay Happiness is not a station you arrive at. but a manner of traveling. Secret ambition: To be 4 ft. II in. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, GAA, Banquet, French Club. Library, Pep Club, Class play committee, Homecoming. Kai-Zetz. Future plans: low a State College. BEVERLY INGLE Bev Deep in the heart of Texas. Secret ambition: Fly to Rio and Japan. GAA, Sophomore Club, Silver Tri, Pep Club, Jazz Club. Class play Committee, Sno-Day, Budget, Lunchroom. Future plans: Work, modeling ana Texas. , KARL JACOBS Brilliant In a quiet way. Secret ambition: To go around the world on a motorcycle. Track, Cross Country, Hi-Y, Records, lunchroom, JA. Hobbies: Hunting. Working on two-cycle engine . Future plans: Medicine at University of Chicago. DIANE JAMGOTCH Rosie, Flower Her heir is too dark to make a good angel. Secret ambition: To be tell enough to be seen end not heerd. Blue Tri, Silver Trl, GAA. Budget, Senior club, Jen Club. Hobby: jiving. Future plant: To take trip to Calif. end to become an executive in retailing. NANCY JOHNSON Nanc Sweet and quiet in a very nice way. Secret ambition: be (trended on an island with a certain senior boy. Student council, GAA, Blue Tri, Budget. Hobbiet: horseback riding, bowling, trap shooting. Future plant: Sul Ross State College, Alpine, Texes. SANDRA JOHNSON Sandy Ambition needs no rest, but I do. JAY JORGENSEN Jorg Those winkable. blinkable, merrily twinkable, timply unthinkable eyes. Secret ambition; Own a 54 Olds convert, that can wipe the Bonneville Special. Hl-Y vice president; Memorial, Track, Choir, Student Council. Future plant: U of M and Naval Air. JACK KAPEL Kap The hardest thing to give it ‘in'. Secret ambition: Be an automobile race driver. Basketball, Tennis, Football manager. Budget, Golf, Youth Conference. Hobby: cars. Future plant: College. JEANINE KATZ She always means businett—sometimes. Secret ambition: To stick to my Supreme Effort. Silver Tri. GAA, Senior Club, Student Council, Pep Club, Choir, Blue Tri Cabinet, Red Cross, Annual, Class Play committee, Sno-Day, Commencement. Hobby: making pizza. Future plant. U of M. PATRICIA KLAWITTER Pat There's no wisdom like frankness. Sophomore Club, Choir, Blue Tri, Senior Council, Budget, Drama Club, homecoming, Senior Club, French Club. GALE KLEIST Disturb not my slumber, for I dream great dreams. Secret ambition: To be � he world' greatest mathematician at 36. Future plans: U of M until drafted. LAURENCE KOENIG Too bashful to stay around and be praised. Memorial, Track, Cross Country, Baseball. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, all sports. Future plans: Dunwoody or Work. MARY KOHNEN Konie It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Secret ambition: To have somebody spell and pronounce my name right the first time. GAA, Student Council, Baccalaureato chairman. Drama Club, French Club, Senior Club, Choir, Bank, Annual Staff, Class play usher. Youth Conference. Hobbies: skiing, swimming, homework. Future plans: Marquette, U of M. BARBARA KRAFT Barb, Krafty It's better to be out of the world than out of fashion. Secret ambition: to hook a millionaire. Silver Trl, Blue Tri, French Club, Ski Club, GAA, Banquet. Sno-Day, Homecoming, Kai-Zetz. Hobbies: Skiing, sewing, dancing. Future plans. U of Iowa. MAILAND LANE Skip Unusually shy, yet usually at ease. Secret ambition: Water ski on my feet. Cross Country, Track. Hi-Y, VAC, Social. Hobbies: water skiing, swimming, hunting. Future plans: Take life easy, Army, College. TRUDY LANGFELD Boys may be a puzzle, but I'll never give them up. Secret ambition: Vacation in Hawaii. Senior Club president, Homecoming, Arrow staff, Records, Youth Conference, Class play Committee, Honor Roll. Future plans: College, work. MARY LANGSAM Lanks, Mare-face Life is all merry and Mary's all for it. Secret ambition: To leech a ride off somebody. Choir, Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Red Cross, French Club, secretary; Spanish club, president; Kai-Zetz, vice president; GAA. Sophomore council. president; Student Council, vice president of All-City Student Council. Annual Photography Editor, Cheerleader, Homecoming Attendant, Girls' State, Senior Council, Pep Club, Social, Youth Conference, Sno-Day, Class play co-chairman committee, Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll. Dance committee. Ski Club. Hobby: Frank. Future 96 plans: College. CAROL ANN LAVOIE Cheer delight. Secret ambition: To cheer at a State Hockey Tournament. Red Croat, Sophomore Council, Senior Council, cheerleading captain, Homecoming, Cap and Gown, GAA, Pep Club, Kai-Zetz. Arrow staff. Dance Committee, Camera Club, Sno-Day, Youth Conference. Hobby: chasing Bob around, future plant: U of M. MARY LAYMAN Mare-face A tmile that never comes off. Secret ambition: Join the Tall Girls' Club. GAA, Blue Tri, Jazz Club, Cafeteria, Junior Club, Pep Club, Banquet. Hobbies: Duluth, Roosevelt, Art, Swimming. Future plans: Work and California bound. JAMES LEHMANN Jim Hit thoughts are worth more than a penny. Secret ambition: To get an A in Al Halley's Trig class. Social, Class play committee, ''S' Club, VAC, band, YFC. president; Football, PA announcements. Baseball. Hobbies: Hunting, photography, and making money-future plans: North Central Bible College, I JUDITH LIBBEY Judy The fight heart lives long. Secret ambition: To have a pony tail down to my waist. GAA, secretary; Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Kai-Zetz, Junior Council, Records, Class Play Committee. Homecoming, Pep Club, Student Council, Ski Club, French Club, Arrow Staff, Youth Conference, Drama Club. Hobby: dancing. Future plant: II of M. LINDA LIBBEY Lin, Lib Sincerity is one investment that never fails. Secret ambition: To be a co-pilot. Silver Tri. Secretary; Kai-Zetz, GAA, treasurer; Blue Tri, Homecoming. Sno-Day, Class Play Committee. French Club, Arrow, Pep Club, Ski Club, Commencement, Student Council, Homecoming, Youth Conference, Honor Roll. Hobby: playing the organ. Future plans: Nursing at the U of M. THOMAS MACK Flash, Tommy I'm not afraid of work, I can sleep beside It. Secret ambition.- To be a Chief Petty Officer. Cross Country, Track: Hobbies. Saving Photos, and pamphlets on autos. Future plans: Navy. NANCY MATTHEWS Nem A mind of her own and a will to use it. Secret ambition: To dance in Dee Colby's harem. Class day, GAA, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Camera Club, Drama Club, President; French Club, Honor Roll, Class Play Student Director, Annual Copy Editor, Pep Club. Quill and Scroll. Homecoming, Sno-Day, Student Council, Ski Club, Kai-Zetz, Secretary; Youth Conference. Declamation. Jazz Club. Hobbies: letter-writing, leaching boys to chicken, breaking bones. Future plans: Wisconsin State College at River Falls. Wise. JULIANE MATTSON JULIE If he's cute, I know him. Secret ambition: Drive a deuce in a drag race. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, GAA, Cap and Gown, Senior Club. Hobby: Dancing. Future plant: work. WYLLIE McKEAND Willie Wbar he wants to gef ouf of school most is himself. Secret ambition: Beat Orfield in a drag. Cap and Gown, Hi-Y. Hobby: work on cars. Future plant: work, service. CLARA McKEE Magoo Public Energy Number I Secret ambition: To be a reserve pitcher on the SW baseball team. Youth Conference, Student Council, Secretary; Senior Class Ser-geantat-Arms, Blue Tri, Senior Club. Homecoming, Sno-day. Dance Committee, Arrow, Quill and Scroll. Hobby: sewing: Future plant: U of M. JOHN McLEOD Mac He was cut out to be an angel, but some one lost the pattern. Secret ambition: To beat the Draft.. Cap and Gown, Hi-Y, Hobbies: working on car, sailing. Future plant: work, service. JUDY MELLIN Jude Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we diet. Secret ambition: To teach Chuck some Rhythm. Silver Tri, GAA, Choir, Youth Conference, Pep Club, Camera Club, Ski Club, Blue Tri, President; Latin Club, Kai-Zetz, All-City ICC, Homecoming, Class Play Committee, Arrow Editor, Social, Sno Day, Dance committee. Drama Club. Hobbies: Fashion, music, letter-writing. Future plans: College. WAYNE MEREDITH Blot Wine, women and song are getting me down. I guess I'll have to give up singing. Secret ambition: To beat South in a Hockey game. Football, Baseball, Captain; Hockey, captain; S' Club. Athletic Board, Red Cross, Par-o Hi-Y, Budget. Hall Guard. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, Carol. Future plans: Business at U of M. MATTHEW METZGER Matt believe in getting into hot water; it keeps you clean. Secret ambition: See if girls all over the world are the same. Baseball, Homecoming, Banquet. Future plans: Work in oil fields in South America. 98 ■ Never locked Sophomore Weit Texas State College or work. GERALD MILLER Jerry Cote little dickens, illustrious too, never can tell what he's going to do. Secret ambftioni Be assured of a date every Friday and Saturday night. Clast Day, Senior Council, Red Cross, Hockey. Golf, Track, Hl-Y, YFC. Hobbies: Girls, work, girls, work, girls. Future plans: U of M. JANICE MITZEL Jan A pert miss who can’t miss. Secret ambition: A camping trip in the north woods. Pep Club, Blue Trl, Budget, Class play committee, Valedictorian, Quill and Scroll, Annual. Hobby: filling a hope chest. Future plans: work, marriage. MARILYN MOLSTAD Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Secret ambition: to just once get a full night's sleep. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, GAA, Pep Club. Baccalaureate. Hobby: sifting up at the Derb. Future plans: work. ELIZABETH MULLIGAN Beth There’s a little bad In every good little girl. Secret ambition.- To see the South rise again. Blue Tri, Choir, Class Play, Class Day, Red Cross. Drama Club, Homecoming, Youth Conference. Hobby: Tobogganing. Future plans: College. CAROL MURRAY How many hearts have you broken with those great big beautiful eyes? Secret ambition: to stay seventeen forever. GAA, French Club, Drama Club, Senior Club, Memorial. Blue Tri, Dance Committee. Hobbies: dancing, sewing. Future Plans: U of M. IRIC NATHANSON A boy whose thoughts precede his actions. Secret ambition: play in a calypso band in Jamaica. Class Play Student Director, Homecoming MC. Honor Roll, Orchestra, Social. Hobby: Collecting money. Future plans: U of M. ... JUDITH NE.LSON : Judie • . ... • • i. • : A'la f!ng Jafl jr .every. waj .' See ref Ambition: To be ,• Cheer|pp ter. Cla� � .Play, Sen or Council, Class Day, . I Ueb te .SC.vfcr 1� ,. Choir. GAA Clue Trt,' Homecoming, . JA. Arrow Editor, French ’Club, Stfphomore Council, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, DAR, Youth Conference. Hobbies: writing, organ music, buying crazy card . Future plant: U of M. NORMAN NELSON Nellie The kind of guy that follows you into a revolving door and comet out first ’ Secret ambition: Own a boys camp. Red Crott, $ Club, Tennit, Cron Country, Baccalaureate. Hobby: Hunting and fishing. Future plans: St. Cloud Teacher's College. SANDRA NELSON Sandy A girl who believes in life, liberty, and the happiness of pursuit. Choir, French Club, GAA, Homecoming, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Class Day, Pep Club, Dance Committee, Senior Club, Drama Club, Youth Conference. Hobby: Parlies. Future Plans: Airline Stewardess. JUDITH NESS Judy Her grin is her guardianSecret Ambition: to win a trophy at the drag races. GAA. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Club, Memorial, Homecoming, Pep Club. Hobby: dancing. Future plans: work. JAMES NEWHOUSE Jim, Nude School breaks up the day so. Secret ambition: Dig a hole all the way to China. Hi-Y, Student Council, VAC, Social, S Club, Athletic Board, Sno-Day. Hobbiet: working on my car and women. Future Plans: Navy and college. KAY NICHOLSON Naturally talented at winning friends and Influencing people. Secret ambition: to skate in an ice show in Europe. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. GAA, Youth Conference, Social, Kai-Zetz, Camera Club. Future plans: U of M. EDWARD NOBLE Ed, Nobs All the world loves a lover, until he starts to complicate the parking problem. Secret ambition: to own a farm. Baseball. Hockey, Cross Country, Hi-Y, All-School Hi-Y, president; Commencement, Student Council, Ethics Committee. Future plans: Business College at U of M. PATRICIA NOLT Pat “Ain't we got fun? Secret ambition: live in Hong Kong. GAA, Silver Tri, Memorial, Senior Club, Pep Club. Hobbies: sewing, dancing, and tennis. Future plant: work. TONY OLSEN Answers don't bother me, it's the questions! Hi-Y, Football, co-captain; S Club, Athletic Board, Track. ROBERT OLSON Bob, Chino, Ole An outstanding printer's ’devif. Secret ambition: Build a roadster. Hockey, co-captain; S club. Student Council, Hi-Y, Social. Hobbyi Can. Future plant: work. CAROL ORDAL Carl '7he reason gentlemen prefer blondes. Secret ambition: lt'� still a secret. Kai-Zet , Blue Trl, GAA, Commencement, Dance Committeo, Class Play Committee, Choir, Sno-Day, Pep Club, Camera Club, Silver Tri. Future plans: maybe college—hope to travel. HENRY OREDSON Hank The Einstein theory it really quite simple. Secret ambition: Get an A from Willy. Radio Club, president; VAC, Memorial. Future plans: California Tech.—Electronics Engineer. HENRY ORFIELD Orf let's have a man to Nan talk. Secret ambition: win a trophy in an auto show. Memorial, Football. Hobbies: Car, Nancy. Future plant: California, Dunwoody. TERRY OTTENWELLER Ott Early to bed, early to rise, and your gal goes out with other guys. Class play. Class Day, Sophomore Council, Student Council, Dance Committee, Hi-Y, Hockey, Ski Club, president; Homecoming, Sno-Day. Homecoming escort, Red Cross, Youth Conference. Hobby: Getting a BDQ. Future Plans: U of M. LINNEA PAULSON She is mild and gentle looking, but so is dynamite Secret ambition: To play the guitar. Silver trl. Blue Trl, Vice Pre� ldent; GAA, Choir, Class Play Committee, French Club, vice president; Homecoming, Arrow, Pep Club, Ski Club, Cla� Day, Dance Committee, Kei-Zetz, Office, Quarter Note . Hobbies: art and muilc. future plant: Education at U of M. JEANNE PETERSEN Me and my imaginationSecret ambition: Play the accordion professionally (In night club ). Silver Trl, Blue Tri, Band, Fre hmen Club, Banquet, JA, treasurer. Future plant: work. EDWARD PORTER Ed “Modesty it not thynets. Secret ambition: to alway do homework. Football, Baseball, Budget, Sno-Day, S Club. Hobby: Skating. Future plant: U of M. DENNIS PREUSS Some people were born with black eyes. I have to fight for mine. Secret ambition: to graduate. Memorial. Future plant: Air Force. MARK PTASHNE Napoleon was small, to am I. Secret ambition: get results in chemistry experiment somewhat similar to right ones. Class Play, Class Day, Golf, captain; Debate, French Club, Valedictorian. Hobbies: Violin, tropical fish, beekeeping, breaking chemistry equipment. Future plant: college. ROBERT PURRIER Bob Whether the be redhead, blonde, or brunette, one of them will trap you yet. Secret ambition.- pass senior English. Student Council, Baseball, Cap and Gown. Hobbies: hunting and fishing. Future plant: work. JUDITH READY Judy Her pretence radiatet a friendly atmosphere. Secret ambition: Reach those shores of Waikiki. Silver Trl, Blue Tri, Junior Council, Kai-Zetz, Camera Club, Commencement, Class Play Committee, Youth Conference, GAA, Sno-Day, Pep Club, Homecoming. Hobbies.- Collecting cancelled Airmail Stamps and listening to Long 102 Distance. Future plant: SUI at Iowa U. JEANNE RENSLOW Never loo busy to smile. Secret ambition: to get my driver's license someday. Silver Tri, president; Cheerleader, Blue Tri ICC, President; All-City Y-Teen, president; Student Council, GAA, Kai-Zetr, Memorial, Dance Committee, Homecoming, Pep Club, Auditorium Committee, Arrow Staff, Drama Club, Camera Club, Youth Conference, Sno-Day. Future plans: college. JOANNE RENSLOW To know her is to love her, and the is well known. Secret ambition: To gel another ring around my fingor. Cheerleader, GAA, Homecoming attendant. Senior Class Secretary, Senior Council, Secretary; Junior Council, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, treasurer; Kai-Zetx, Dance Committee. Pep Club, Young Conference. Sno-Day. Future plans: work: PATRICIA REYBOLD Par Like a magnet, she hat the power of attraction. Secret ambition: be a fashion model. Red Cross, vice president; Camera Club, president; French Club, Drama Club, Ski Club, Blue Tri, GAA, Pep Club, Class Day, Silver Tri, Homecoming, Kai-Zotz. Hobbies: piano and tennis. Future plans: Newcombe College In New Orleans. SHARON RICHARDSON Shar With a song in her heart. Secret ambition: Go with Sondy to Alaska and see how Eskimo Pies are made. Kai-Zetz, Silver Tri, GAA, Sophomore Council, Youth Conference, Choir, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Camera Club, Quarter Notes. Student Council, Class Play Committee, Sno-Day chairman. Drama Club. Hobby: music. Future plans: college. WARREN RISCH Fish, Deacon If cave men were like him, take me back to the stone age. Secret ambition: Publish Uncle Stanley's memoirs. Football, Hi-Y, Homecoming, Class Play, Class Day, Arrow, Annual. Youth Conference. Hobbies: Hockey, the white bomb. Future Plant: Bethal college. LAVONNE SANDEEN She's true to her word, her work and her friends. Secret ambition: to travel around the world. Blue Tri, Senior Club, JA, Banquet. Hobbies: Skating, tennis, reading, fencing. Future plans: U of M—nursing. THOMAS SATHER Tom, Sates All great men are dying; I don’t feel too well myself. Hi-Y, Budget, Track. Future plans: To sell prunes, apricots, and anchovies to the Eskimoes. CHARLES SCHULTZ Chuck “Though men have died of overwork, I think I shall live forever. Secret ambition: Race Sport cars in Europe. Band. Football. Track, Stage Crew, Cap and Gown, Junior Council, Hi-Y. Hobbies: fishing, water skiing, painting, taking pictures. Future plans: Take Electrical Engineering in the Navy, Dunwoody MARGARET SCHWAB Margo The girl with the high blush pressure. Secret ambition: To be able to bake a cake without having it fall. Blue Tri, Commencement, Choir, Senior Club. Future plans: Home Ec at U of M. HARRY SENN His standards are high and 'hi'. Secret ambition: Major League ballplayer. Baseball Captain, Ethics Committee. Senior Council president; Senior Class president; Student Council. Hobby: Homework. Future plans: Service, college. JOANNE SHARPE Joannie Ifs not the men in your life, it's the life in your men. Secret ambition: to see Marilyn Molstad run. Silver Tri, GAA. Homecoming, Memorial, Red Cross, Pep Club, Camera Club. Hobby; Pestering Pete in fifth hour. Future plans: marriage. RONALD SHINK Ron I do not look for favor or fame, graduation is now my aim. Secret ambition: To get a new car every year. VAC, Records. Hobbies: girls, fencing. Future plans: College. KARIN SONDEREGGER Sondy Her face is her fortune and it runs into a nice figure. Secret ambition: to go to Alaska with Sharon to see how Eskimo Pies are made. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pep Club, French Club. GAA. Camera Club, Sophomore Council, Junior Council, Cap and Gown, Choir, Kai-Zetz, Youth Conference, Student Council. Homecoming Queen. Hobby: being late to advisory and then trying to explain to Mr. Adams. Future plans: college and primary education. PATRICIA SPARKS Pat Who spiked her Wheaties7“ Secret ambition: To pass one of Strand's tests with an 'A. GAA, Senior Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Memorial, French Club, Red Cross, Pep Club. Hobbies: swimming, skating. Future plans: 104 nursing college. SUZANNE SPENCER Sue, Sunny I don't care how you tpcll my name. I'll change it sometime.” RUTH SPIEGEL Rulhie They're all my type. Secret Ambition: To direct • fern, out lymphony orchestra. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, GAA, Pep Club, Ski Club, Ethics Committee. Choir, Class Play Com-mittee. Student Council, Commencement, Drama Club, Annual Staff, Debate, Youth Conference. Hobbies: Dancing, listening to Frank Sinatra and Chris Connors. Florida. Future plans: Education, at U of M. CAROL STEFFY Stef Lightheaded—but only her hair. Secret ambition: To go to Europe. Debate, Silver Tri, GAA. Annual, Homecoming, French Club, Social Chairman, Choir, Band, Orchestra, Youth Conference, Class Play Committee, Blue Tri, Honor Roll. Hobbies: swimming, canoeing, camping. Future plans: U of M. WAYNE SULLWOLD Sully I'd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Secret ambition: To out-wit Al Halley. Banquet, Track, Cross Country Captain, $ Club, Hi-Y, Sno-Day King, Red Cross, treasurer; Homecoming, Boys' State, Athletic Board. Hobbies.- Studying for Mr. Strand's tests. Future plans: U of Kansas. r THOMAS TERRILL Tom He admits there are two sides to every question, his and the wrong side. Secret ambition.- Have Al Halley pay me a compliment. Senior Council, Commencement, Student Council, Football, golf, Skiing Captain, Athletic Board. VAC, Ski Club, Basketball, Homecoming, Choir Sergeant-at-Arms. Hobbies: women, skiing, golf. Future Plans, pre-med at U of M. ANNA MARIE TOLLEFSON Ann, Annie Whatmakesyouthinkltalksofast? Secret ambition: Ride in the engine of a train. Debate, Silver Tri, GAA, Arrow editor, JA, Homecoming, Sno-Day, Commencement, Quill and Scroll. Latin Club, Spanish Club. Salutatorian, Choir, Band, Orchestra, Youth Conference, Class Play Committee, Freshman Club. Hobbies: reading, sewing, swimming. Future plans: trip to Mexico this summer, college. RACHEL TURRITTIN Rach Brilliant in a modest way. Secret ambition: Spend a year in France. GAA, Silver Tri, Band, Budget. Swing Band. Honor Roll, Valedictorian. Hobby: playing the flute and piano. Future plant: college. CAROL VIllESVIK Blue eyes portray a warm heart ' Secret ambition: To be first drummer In the Belgian Congo Drum and Bugle Corps. YFC, secretary-treasurer; Choir, Sno-Day, Arrow Staff. Hobbies: sewing, cooking. Future plant: nursing at Gustavus. WILLIAM VAN SANTEN Bill, Willy They could probably run the school without me, but not easily. Mi-Y, Swimming captain, S Club, Cross Country, Athletic Board, Homecoming chairman. Student Council. DIANNE WACHS Dee Her words are few, but her thoughts are many. Secret ambition; Learn how to play the guitar. Silver Trl, Debate, Records. Hobbies: gardening, reading, camping. Future plant: St. Catherine's College. SUSAN WALL Sue The thinkiest thinker that ever thunk. Secret ambitiont learn how to speak every known language. Blue Tri, GAA, Office, Silver Tri, French Club, Pep Club, Camera Club, Homecoming, Cap and Gown, Debate, Valedictorian, Red Cross. Hobbies: Reading, swimming, playing ping pong with a certain boy. Future plant: an Eastern college. DICK WEBB Weber love is like the measles, we all have to go through it. Secret Ambition: to be at least one thought ahead of Al. Track, Cross Country, Junior Council, Class Play Committee, Commencement, Band, S Club. Hobbies: Audrey. Electronics, Model Building. Future Plans: Army and college. KAREN KAY WEERS Snookie If silence is golden. I'm broke. Secret ambition: To stop talking for one hour. Senior Club, Red Cross, Sophomore Council, Student Council. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Homecoming, Class Day, Jazz Club, GAA. Choir. Hobby: dancing with Aase. Future plant: travel. ALBERT WEFEL Al Better for a young man to blush than to turn pale. Stage Crew. Lunchroom, Class Day, YFC. Hobby: cooking. Future plans: work or Navy. MONIKA WEISSKOPF Mopsy, Tumbo A Swiss miss that can't miss. Secret ambition: To bring American fun to European schools. Blue Trl, Student Council, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Kai-Zetz, Cap and Gown, Ski Club. GAA. Hobbies: Music, sports, letters, future plans: One more year high school In Zurich. GARY WEST Garmo, Dunger He makes out all right. Secret Ambition: to have a harem. Hi-Y, Student Council, Class Day, Baseball, Social, Football, Red Cross, Youth Conference, Sno-Day, $ Club. Hobbiesr hunting and women. Future plans: U of M. MAXINE WEXLER Mickey Dancing eyes . and curly hair, here's your warning, men. Beware'. French Club, Blue Tri, Senior Club. AUDREY WHITE Audy She may lose her heart, but never her head. Secret ambition: To know SOMETHING that Willy doesn't know. Silver Trl, YFC, Class Play Commitlee, Arrow Editor, French Club, Senior Club, Choir, Baccalaureate, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll. Hobbies: Dick. Future plant: college, decorator. ROBERT WILLIAMS Bucky A fender, a rattle, and he calls it a car. Secret ambition: Put a hot Mill in the ply. Hi-Y, Hockey, S Club, Social, Baseball. Hobbies: fishing, hunting, hockey, women. Future plans: six months of Service and then college. DAVID WILSON Dave, Wils He's the joker of the deck. Secret ambition: to be a rich General. Track, Orchestra, Cap and Gown, S Club, Cross Country. Hobbies; working out for Halley and TV. Future plans: Service and U of M. ROBERT LAWRENCE WILSON Larry Quiet in appearance, but vibrant in determination and sincerity. Secret ambition: Eliminate political enemies through media of chess board. VAC. Social, Band, Student Council, Red Cross, Intramural Basketball, Honor Roll. Future plans: U of M. I MARGARET WILSON Her tmile greett you, her way win you.' KENNETH WING Ken, Wing-Ding I came, I bluffed, I graduated—maybe. Secret ambition: Get an A from Al. Cap and Gown, Track, Hall guard, Croat Country, Football, S Club, Hi-Y. Hobby: working out. Future plant: Navy, College. BARBARA WINTERBURN Barb She love but one—at a time. Camera Club, Blue Tri, Silver Trl, Senior Club, Red Croat, French Club, JA, YFC. Pep Club, Memorial, Annual, Choir, GAA, Youth Conference. Hobbie : eating, aleeping, bowling, trying to grow a pony tail. Future plan : William Wooda College in Miasouri. RICHARD WISE Dick, Weasel Juit call me 'Doc I can operate anywhere. Secret Ambition: To own a harem. Football, Track captain, Senior Council, Senior Cleat Vice Preaident; Sophomore Council, Red Croat, Sno-Day, Cleat Day, VAC, Hi-Y, ST Club, Athletic Board, Lunchroom, Youth Conference. Hobbiea: girls, playing the meth at the Derb, puthing Nude't car out of ditchet, doing the chicken. Future plant: college, aervice. HANK WITTA Wit He let hit light thine without turning the tpot on himtelf. Secret ambition: play major league Bateball. Football, Baaketball, Bateball, Student Council, HI-Y, Band, Sergeant-sf-Arma of Senior data. Arrow Editor (vice preaident in charge of looking out the window), S Club, Sno-day. Hobby: Bateball. Future plant: U of M. EDWARD WULKE Ed I think I think more than you think I think. Secret ambition: Work for my brother in California. Football, Red Croat, Choir. Hobby: car. Future plant: work. GERALD YAEGER Jerry The type of boy who alwayt hitt a nail tquarely on the thumb. 108 Camera Shy RICHARD DOBBINS CLEMENT ENGEN DUNCAN FOWLER ALBERT GOSS ROBERT KEENE JAMES KUHN CHARLES MEYERS MARY PEASE GORDON RATO IKE DAVID ROAM THOMAS SANDERS RICHARD WEFEL 109 Senior Geniujes Gordon Ratoike and Jerry Yaeger. Our Foreign Exchange Student . Monika and Ek. will alwey be remembered for their friendly way . Duh . . . My Pant Fell Down1 Barb Bowers Donna Stewart, Peter Svarre, Carolyn Holm, Phyllis Hall and Stove Wolf whoop it up at their Sophomore party. no I bet my � iner made this punch, says Sue Day to French Clobber Rachel Turrittin, Sue Burrough and Sue Clark. “Real Gone An undentified Senior girl. (Name withheld upon request) III mmm Ellllvissss Torry Ottenweller Mr. Fredrickson's Girls Linda libbey, Sharon Richardson, Carol Ordal, Mary Pease, Linnea Paulson, Barb Bowers, Judy Ready, Be� h Mulligan, Nancy Matthews, Pat Reybold. t tl Mi V lAHO MAM 112 r� nc coww pauai rixAl