Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

X, JX V r '-jf)Gu A - UXC Ji c i r 'MJ -V v ? f(t li 11 0 J , £ y C sy ) g ±h -t I ( 2 Xt ykaL4-A X. y'r 5 jJ'r S $ THE 1958 WA GIS TA NIA N Published by SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF Minneapolis, Minnesota “Infinitely swift is the flight of Time, as they see who look back at it — SENECA In the quest for the theme of the 1958 Wagis-tanian, we of the staff found what we believe to be the most logical and interesting theme—Time. For all of us, our busy daily existence follows an ordered pattern, geared to the tick of a clock. In living this modern life, we mark the passage of time, time which holds many pleasant memories for each one of us. As students, many such experiences occur during the school year. They are not, necessarily, the special events which highlight the school season. More often, we believe, they are the individual candid occurrences which, as they punctuate the daily routine and slow down the clock, make .life worth living. Join us now as we turn back the time and recall some of the pleasant experiences of the past year. is dedicated to you. your warmth, rheerfulne- . t only to outhWest and its he students as individuals. m you are more than just a a friend who is sincereW ■pfoldems of your ' Indents. our way of saving ' Thank job you have done To the graduating class of 1958 In keeping with your Wagistanian theme, “Time.” I would call your attention to “The Lesson of the Water Mill,” by Sarah Doudney. Listen to the water mill Through the livelong day How the clanking of the wheel Wears the hours away; And a proverb haunts my mind As a spell is cast; “The mill will never grind With water that has passed.” Take the lesson to thyself Loving heart and true; Golden years are fleeting by. Youth is passing, too; Learn to make the most of life; Lose no happy day; 'Time will never bring thee back Chances swept away. 6 Best wishes for your future success. R. H. CLASSON Assistant Principal As boys’ counselor and advisor to ' Y, Mr. Warner is possibly one of the busiest members of the faculty, yet he always has time to give his expert sel. For those of us who are not acquainted with at least one of the many duties of Mr. Straiton, our only personal contact with him would seem to be in the form of a warm smile and a friendly greeting. However, we are all in constant contact with the products of his hard work. As Assistant Principal, the man behind the scenes, he has proved himself to be a devoted member of the Southwest community, a capable advisor to Mr. Classon, and a friend to all whose privilege it is to know Girls’ Counselor It is a commonly accepted truth that the least likely place to find Miss Brinley is in her office. This is easily explained by the deep interest she has in problems. 0 her girls and their 7 MRS. MAGNUSSON Junior and Senior High life, despite their individual differences, are similar in one respect—they both pose problems which require outside help to solve. This year we welcome Mrs. Magnusson as our new Junior High Counselor. Special Services MRS. CHAPMAN Once a week, our speech teacher comes to Southwest to assist those students who need extra help in this respect. Mrs. Chapman’s sincere interest in the problems of her students has won many friends. MRS. HENRICKSEN Southwest is one of the few schools in the city which has a special service teacher. Her duties are to assist the school in handling cases of discipline beyond the scope of the classroom. Mrs. Henricksen, our S.S.T., also serves us very capably as the School Nurse. Faculty Council 8 CLERKS—Mrs. G. McArcHe, Mrs. V. ChristcnsenJ I Mrs. M. Carlson The Competent C’s Chief Clerk BERTHA GORDO COOKS—Mrs. H. Carlson. Mrs. S. Salisbury, Mrs. F. Enger. Mrs. M. Krueger. Manager: Mrs. M. Conner. Helen Worwa. Mrs. S. Olson. Mrs. R. Hanson. Mrs. E. Torrance. 9 if WILLIAM ADAM—“Whenever I want your opinion I’ll give it.” Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach. Head Baseball Coach. AL BANKS—We can always bank on Banks. Bovs’ Physical Education, Boys’ Intramurals. MARVIN BJORLIN—“lather words . . Industrial Arts-Drafting, “B” Hockey, Base ball. ELINOR B. BOYLAN—“Out D • spot!” English, Speech. Head of English Department, Auditorium Program Chairman, Class Play. Faculty Council, Senior Advisor, All - City Text Book. Mental Health, TV, Language Arts Committees. CARMEN C. CARUSO—“Charmin’ Carmen” History. MISS ANN COOK—“What’s cooking?” Junior High Home Economics, Silver Tri Advisor. 0. B. DAHLE—“Have it my way.” Director of vocal music, Senior Advisory’ Chairman, Camera Club. FRANK F. ENGDAHL—“Wave to the trees, they are leaving.” English. Speech. Drama £lub Advisor, Stage Crew, Faculty Council. PHILLIP FORD —“It’s a Fooord!” Boys’ Physical Education, Chairman of Boys’ Physical Education Department. Boys’ Intramurals. ARTHUR FREDRICKSON —“Man!” Math, Head Football Coach. it takes chalk.” Mathematics, Track Coach, Cross Country Coach, Homecoming Chairman, Athletic Board Chairman, Senior Awards Committee. MARGARET H. HOLLIDAY — “Vamos a aprender Espanol.” Spanish, Spanish Club, f Reading Center, School Historian. T KATE R. GRADY—“Students, . . ” Junior High Home Economics, Red Cross, Home Economics Department Chairman. R. P. GUETZLOE—“That’s a fair question.” Biology. Athletics Director. EVAN L. HAAHEIM—“No tests are hard for those who study.” Social Studies, Tennis Coach, Senior Advisor. MELVIN M. GRIMSTAD—“Return your carriages.” Business Education. IRENE E. HOLM BERG—“That will be five cents, please.” Mathematics, Senior Advisor, Senior High Banking, Senior High Lost and Found. SEVERENA C. HOLMBERG—“F, F, F, J, J, . . .” Business Education, Business Education Department Chairman. Faculty Meeting Committee, Service Work, Senior Budget. JOHN HUSEBY—“And now, we’ll have a little quiz.” English, Junior High Student Council. FRANK S. INGLEBRET—“Roman numeral I . . Science, World History, Debate Club Advisor. PHILIP JACOBS —“Jake” Industrial Arts (metal shop). NORMAN JOHNSON—“You people have it Hi-Y, Football. KEN MACK—“Now, to apply physics to golf . . Physics and Science, Golf Class. ARDELLAA. MAX FIELD—“A good cook never spdilsithe broth.” Home Economics. HORACE M. MAYO—“Sober up, you guys, and get those lines straight.” Industrial Arts, Wood and Electricity. BARTLEY McDONOUGH —“Are you an animated vegetable?” English, Annual Staff Advisor. LILLIAN M. NELSON—“Language is not a code.” French, French Club Advisor. ROBERT P. OLSON—“All right. Band!” Director of Instrumental Music, Bands. CATHERINE S. KOCHER—“Relaxation sonified.” Health and Physical G.A.A. and Varsity. FLORENCE LIN DOW—'“Be kind to your decimal point.” Math, Faculty Council, Building Personnel Welfare. NITA GAY PATTRIDGE—“Fight fire with fire.” Art and American History, Silver Tri, National Education Week, Homecoming Slogan Committee. CARL A. PEARSON—“The valence of gum is — 5$.” Chemistry, Physics, City-wide School Day Committee. MEYERS PETERSON —“Straighten your rows.” Science, Assistant Football Coach, Athletic Equipment Manager. STERLING PETERSON—“What a character, sterling we mean.” Graphic Arts, Civics. HELEN R. ROGERS—“A book a day . . Reading Center, Chairman of Reading Committee. MARJORIE RYNEARSON — English, Blue Tri Advisor. R. E. PEDERSEN—“All right . . .” Senior Advisor, Mathematics, Golf Coach, Athletic Council, Social Committee. DAVID R. PETERSON —“Quiet, people.” Hockey Coach. Sophomore Football Coach. Student Council Advisor. MARY REIHER—“Pert and Pixie.' English, Silver Tri Advisor, Red Cross. FRENCH IE ROGERS—“Exercise 1, to the count of 8. ready!” Physical Education, Tenth Sponsor, Badminton and Tennis Varsity, Cheerleader Advisor and G.A.A. I STANFORD C. STRAND—“Ah ... Let me think . . . A2-f B2=C?.” Math, Faculty Meeting Committee, Curriculum Coordinating Council. KENNETH W. UHLHORN—“If I were you. I would know more.” General Science, Swim- A. H. SOCHA—“Be original.” Art, Art Department Chairman, Bulletin boards and displays. JMV MARILYN SELL—“Have I got a buyer?” English, Social Studies, Silver Tri Advisor. BEATRICE M. UNDINE—“W Grade English and Social Studies. Ei DON WALLIN—“Let’s not have any horse-Social Studies. ELEANOR K. WARE—“A noun is the name of a person, place, or thing.” Seventh Grade English and Social Studies. OLIVE S. WELCH—“O.K. class, I’m going to shut the door.” English. DONALD J. WEYDT—“As I said before . . .” Junior High Art, Faculty Council. JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS—“I’m not always right, but I’m never wrong.” Latin, English. Latin Club JO WITZMAN—“If you want to be on the Arrow Staff . . .” English, Journalism, Arrow Advisor, Junior Council Advisor. CHARLES A. WOHLFORD—“The mountain will come to Mohammed.” American History, Driver Training. WALTER H. WILLIAMS—“When I was your age, I was ten.” Social Studies, Basketball Coach. AGNES WITHEROW—“Around the world in 260 days.” Seventh Grade Social Studies and English, Junior High Lost and Found. MILTON A. GREIN—“Music hath charms . . .” Junior High Music, Junior High Girls’ Chorus. PAUL R. WOHLFORD—“You bums.” Audio-Visual Director, Algebra, Radio Club, V.A.C. Advisor to Y.F.C. GAYLE W. WOLFF—“Wheel whew!!” Math. BasW MARY LOU WALKUP and MRS. M. NAGEL Southwest is indeed fortunate to have a very interested and personable library staff. 15 All angles created =? Mohammed? Bottoms up! Alms, Alms. . . . “The government of the people.” Where, oh Ware? The eyes have it! Lost—Mother Hubbard’s cupboard. Making Halloweenies. 16 Fourth row: B. Davis, C. Stone, J. Burlzlaff, L. Anderson, P. Chrissingrr, D. Crawford, M. Reinke, A. Davies. Third row: B. Corty, J. Carlson. J. Reynolds, F. Allis. B. Scheide, D. Tueting, S. Lutse, C. Tanner. Second row: R. Weigel, J. Benson, R. Klapp. B. Simpson. B. Nelson, S. Wriske. 1). Gerstein, B. O’Donnell. First row: J. Collins, M. Hurtill, E. Swenson. D. Anderson, N. Byers, M. Miller, B. Burbage, N. Sanders. Fourth row: L. Koontz, L. Westman. L. Wilfrid, J. Neihart. E. Dohney, R. Raymond, P. Carlson. Third row: J. Laidlaw, S. Jillson, L. Beanlsley, S. Barry, J. Dwyer. B. Wilson, S. Knapp. Second row: B. Marcus, B. Moser, J. Thorstad. C. Hefty, J. Anderson, S. Allman, R. Ekstrand. First row: D. Harvey, R. Olson. J. Clark. B. Wheeler, Matey, J. Malen. K. Knudson, M. Boeck, B. Fox. Seventh Grade Fourth row: M. Almquist. K. O’Malley, B. Gammell, N. Neste-gard, N. Belcher, M. O’Connell. G. Thomas. Third row: A. Schan-field, M. Thomas, T. Thill, D. Grossman, C Larson, L. Ertsgaard, J; Nathanson. Second row: B. Thompson. S. Lawrence. A. Richter, R. Morris, R. Lundberg, D. Clifford. B. Bame. First row: H. Kohn. D. Anderson, B. Croonquist. K. Thomas. G. Anderson, D. Allen. E. Reichmann. M. McSherry. Fifth row: C. Colehour. S. Johnson, V. Robinson, D. Frandeen, Fisher. R. Thiel. Fourth row: C. Knigge. P. Girard. C. Harrii P. Phillips, D. Cottle. Third row: T. Tapper, K. Rosza, E Graham. R. Sompel, D. Barclay. Second row: B. Sachleben. 1 Jermsta, S. McKenzie, M. Anderson, I. Abrams. First row: N Berg. S. Witte, R. Forsyth, H. Newell, J. Adams. 18 Fifth row: P. Elvee, L. Richardson, J. Mattson. J. Aslakson. J. Martin, T. Wallin. Fourth row: J. Long. B. Cilfillan, R. Mayer. L. Morphew, J. Gustafson. S. Spencer. Third row: M. Peterson, M. Goodman. J. Zimdars, D. Darling, R. Pratt, T. Bunker. Second row: L Monde], R. Harprr, R. Roth, A. Carton, V. Long. J. Holm, B. Del Dotto. First row: J. Powers. J. Henry, D. Stupp. M. Pratt. H. Malinsky. Fifth row: J. Pearson, C. Smith. R. Henaman, K. Wied, C. Dickinson, R. Averbeck, R. Barrett. Fourth row: D. Wedge, D. Hamilton. T. Lewis. N. Goddard. T. Stokke. Third row: B. Swarts, A. Thompson, J. Hamilton. V. McKay. M. Jensen. L. Anderson. Second row: D. Kraby. M. Burbage, Si. Smutka, L. Boatman, B. Carpenter, L. Altman. P. Ford. First row: K. Staberg, C Sinks. L. Larkin. E. Ingersoll. P. Kuehn. C. Winslow, P. Haoland. Seventh Grade Fifth row: J. Lowe, L. Hallberg. K. Hoover, V. Vogh. R. Robinson, A. Little. Fourth row: C. Larrivee, L. Katter, J. Neils, D. Nelson, P. Kouba. Third row: E. Matton, G. Thiem, C. Crimmins D. Juul, M. Binenstnck. M. Rader. Second row: P. Ptashne, R. Pelerka. C. LaVillc, J. Haugen, C. Sabart, D. Osfar. First row: W. Butler. C. Erickson, R. Skjod. B. Gustafson. G. Elo. D. Wesson. Fifth row: L. Smith. D. Dahlberg. B. Black. J. Burkhart. S. Andersen. B. Levine. Fourth row: M. Smaby, J. Terrill, S. Russell. P. Mrasom, J. Hohn. Third row: K. Engesets, S. Uhlen-kott, K. Hudson, M. Hursh, R. Craig. B. Herman. Second row: C. George, J. Schultz. J. Themrll. S. Bowman. C. Smith. First row: S. Robbs. J. Copeland. J. Myrin. P. Moen. P. Anderson. M. Larson. 19 First row: A. Quirt. B. Nieman. M. McNaghten, B. Steffy, D. Ries. Second row: M. Anderson, L Harrison, L. Lush. G. Rindai. S. Belcher. Third row: M. Sisco. M. Reeves, H. Kaplan, P. Sterrie, J. Johnson. Fourth row: D. Larson. J. Nash. G. Kanun, R. Rosen bach. J. Bor t tiger, B. Thomas. First row: M. Nordskog. S. Chepokas, J. Isham. J. Stirratt, E Johnson. J. Sundin. Second row. D. Edelman, D. Groff, M. Par son. C. Shada, P. Dugan. Third row: S. England, P. Kenned) J. Hanson. S. Lesley, J. Tenner. Fourth row: B. Allyn, K. Wood ruff. S. Blunter, S. Cain. D. Warp, R. Cobb. Fifth row: J. Fritzell R. Binning. J. Bailey, G. Shoberg, T. Solberg, B. Nordland. Eighth Grade First row: T. Grossman, S. Green. E. Engen. A. Fischer. E. Hutcheson. S. Ostrwn. Second row: T. Dahlen. J. Rovik, R. Vaughn. N. Snell. L Toll. Third row: E. Bowers, B. Sletten, G. Weiland, K. Borreson, J. Pauni, P. Hageman. Fourth row: C. Glover, M. Lof-quist, S. Bodine, J. Preus, L. Conrad. Fifth row: C. Newman, T. Thompson, B. Nielsen, B. Rose, J. Smale, A. Christenson. First row: D. Parssinen. J. Nelson, B. Brown. S. Johnson, . MitzeL J. Mattson. Second row: W. Hasty, B. Voedisch. M. Riel ardson, S. Donsker, L. Gerdes, C Sandeen. Third row: B. Allei M. Garneau, M. Blair, T. Burgeson, T. Grega, C. Miller. Fourt row: M. Linderberg. S. Johnson. N. Peterson. A. Beardsley, N Raiter, B. Wells. Fifth row: J. Fisk. M. Thordson, R. Jensen, . Bestrotn. J. May. D. Corneau. 20 Fifth row: G. Aunt, M. Connor . T. Johnson, J. Hagberg, M. Krause, L. Braufman. Fourth row: J. LeFevre, R. Mitubki, J. Thordson. C. Bowles, J. Ondov. Third row: P. Field. J. Weaver. K. Ireland, B. Kroupa. J. Bernatz, T. Erickson. Second row: E. Grute, M. Johnson, C. Weber, K. Krueger, A. Crouse. First row: B. Moore, S. Healy, J. Levy, S. Wilson, J. Perry, J. Silver. Fifth row: K. Thom, D. Flesher. M. Johnson. S. McCabe, P. Wattson, B. Burns. Fourth row: B. Nichols, N. Nordland, J. Nie-mi, J. Markell, J. O’Brien. Third row: D. Dodge, R. Gordon. J. Giese, B. Selander, E. Salilerman, N. Berg. Second row: C. Char-rier, G. Armstrong. G. Giles, L. Huseby. R. Friberg, S. Swart . First row: D. Tyler, K. Johnson, M. Erdmann. M. Carpenter, W. Bigelow. B. Beardslee. Eighth Grade fufth row: J. Gregory, P. Anderson. J. Grossman, J. Anderson, J. Wright, B. Paulson. Fourth row: V. Currier, J. Peterson. P. Thomas, N. Molstad. B. Swanson, F. George. Third row: D. Drink-water. P. Danielson. K. Oliver, N. Cihulka. J. Amendson, M. Gadwcll. Second row: M. Michaelson, P. King. P. Angelo . C Munson. M. Libbey. B. Gensmer. First row: H. Woodward, P. Davidson. J. Drilling. D. Johnson, L. Drogue. J. Pastor. Fifth row: K. McCracken, R. Kossila, J. Nichols, F. Dautermann. J. Opava, B. Bancroft. D. Jocelyn. Fourth row: D. Coidhart. C. Miller, F. Matthews, J. Stoler, B. Dobbins. Third row: T. Halpcm. J. Reichart, B. Parker, S. Hart, T. Williams, M. Ford. Second row: R. Nemer, M. Nelson, S. Swenson. M. Erictoa. P. Larson, C. VanHorssen. First row: S. Myrold. D. Hembo, G. Krane, R. Clabo, L. Crary, J. Ha nee. 21 1 Yuch! Eighth Grade Fifth row: R. Sandhoff, L. Fannon, D. Backstrom, D. Schallcr. J. Jemell, B. Ncunsinger. Fourth row: I . Okncy, D. Donahoo, S. Deputy, J. Olsen, D. Lindincyer. Third row: D. Drinkwater, P. Danielson. K. Oliver. N. Cibulka, J. Amundson, M. Cadwrll. Sec-ond row: S. Stauber, D. Willeford, B. Ellis, T. Macscr, T. Williamson, J. Leighton. First row: N. Romer, M. Knox. S. Selnick, C. Clcmensen. J. Yablonski, G. Wandra. Trusting souls Say that again, wise guy.' Buxzz—Oueh! •ft Fourth row: S. Adams. C. Coulson, T. Mat Ion, D. Sanders, L. Clabo. Third row: R. Carrick, L. Jessen, K. Enstad. M. Holland, J. Petit, D. Rainey. Second row: P. Anderson, L. Flanagan, M. Daugherty, J. Ohnstein. M. Moats, D. Berson. First row: A. Rosen-field, K. Erickson. J. Land, J. Hutchins, B. Brooks. Fourth row: J. Venzke, J. Calhoun, A. Elias. R. Butler, R. Porter, P. Johnson. Third row: D. Wojchowski, A. Sander. G. Lindmcyer, F. Brooke, S. Heimbuck. Second row: Q. Nelson, K. .Schwab, J. Clark, J. Meyers, D. Lofpren, T. Murray. First row: V. Malmsten, T. Preiner, B. Wright, M. Hokanson, B. Carls, W. Winterbum. Ninth Grade Fourth row: J. Thill, G. Bill, J. Hansen, S. Panning. Third row: ft R. Smith, J. Katter, J. Rcichmann. I. Benson. Second row: J. Sa en. R. Herzog, K. Kulander, S. Weitzel, J. Kubitz. First row: Haugen, M. Kahn. R. Grossman. D. Michels. J. Christensen. Fourth row: C. Crosier. L. Nielsen, C. DuBois, A. Sembla. B. Howard, D. Atlas. Third row: T. Holmes, S. Eaves, S. Oredson. E. Sisco, R. Olson. Second row: P. Jensen, G. Helwcg. D. Holm-berg, L. Moore, L. Sanders. First row: P. Dean, B. Sandler, K. Phillip, K. Hanson. G. Dixson. 23 Fifth row: B. Carlson. C. Hene . M. Goldstein, R. Pasko, J. Holmhoe. Fourth row: J. Zollars, S. Raymond, M. Wohlford, J. Chevalier, T. Black. Third row: J. Jilson, J. Broms, B. Deal. C. Wilner. L. Tessari. Second row: M. Smith. L. Matson. M. Erickson, S. Pearson, S. Sonderrgger. First row: S. Wells, D. McLaughlin, N. Rye, D. Wyeth. T. Neuman. Fourth row: R. Dore, R. Wooldridge. J. Uttley. T. Nico, H Coyntan. J. Scheiderich. Third row: J. Olson, S. Svitak, K. Ert� gaard, I). Shaffer. B. Ungerman. Second row: I). Chrissinger, J Akenson. D. Hedlund, J. Webster, J. Thom, K. McCann. Firs row: P. Laudert. S. Omrr, S. Olson, C. McConville, C. Elofson G. Berger. Ninth Grade Fourth row: M. Wilson, D. Miller. D. Preus, I). Gerdes, B. Newkirk. Third row: D. Janzen, J. Craven, P. Keeler. D. Purrier. Second row: A. Varuska, M. J. England. C. Tanner, V. Swanson. First row: M. Morgan, J. Hurley. S. Brathall. T. Dolan. Fourth row: S. Brown, J. Anderson, N. Rozza. M. Dougherty, W’eeden, D. Thom. Third row: P. Ranger. B. Wexler. M. Erdman S. Opava. J. Immel. Second row: G. Myers, J. Allman. D. Git B. Norback, D. Preuss, J. Blumenson. First row: B. Zipperma J. Kulander, L. Rubel. B. Wolf, K. Striker, P. Rosendahl. 24 Fifth row: H. Feldman. G. Fredcrickson, R. Anderson, J. Dunn, B. Lovett. Fourth row: D. Sweeney, G. Phillips, I). Severson, P. Savage, B. Robertson. Third row: K. Hanson, C. Paulson, P. Holmes, E. Carlson, M. Parker. Second row: C. Vernon. B. Thompson, M. Norman, A. Lervik. B. Ahlberg. First row: M. Brecka, P. Jenkins, G. Larson, R. Anderson, J. Connors. Fifth row: P. Renslow, D. Liden. L. Burtzlaff, D. Coleman. S. Dohncy. Fourth row: B. Uhler, B. Hutchison, A. Wigand, D. Greer. Third row: R. Orfield, M. Ekstrand, R. Halpern, B. Yeo. Second row: C. Nelson. J. Snoback, J. Shaw, N. Schrader, A. Sauterman. First row: S. Noble, J. Olsen, K. Lynne, B. Hosking. K. Swanson, Ninth Grade Fourth row: S. Du Roche, S. Severson, J. Wilson, T. Cranston, P. Ucko, L Johnson. Third row: I. Sundquist, D. Larson, B. Hcleniak, B. Richter, P. Levang. Second row: C. White, M. Straub, H. Jacobson. First row: R. Manuel, M. Myers, S. Moline, M. Abrams. J. Olson, B. Shepard. FRESHMAN CHOIR—Firtf row: P. Laudert. M. Morgan. N. Rye. C. Nelson, K. Phillip, W. Winterbum, B. Ahlberg, A. Dautermann, S. Sondrregger, A. Varuska, B. Robertson. J. Immel. K. Schwab. B. Girls, M. Norman, B. Wright. J. Christenson, B. Shepard. Second row: P. Anderson, S. Omcr. J. Olson, D. Michels. N. Haugen. L. Flanagen, M. Myers. K. Hanson, J. Chevalier. M. Erickson. E. Carlson, J. Cravens. S. Erickson. S. Dohney, S. Jones. S. Olson. M. Hokanson. S. Noble, P. Jenkins. Third row: A. Rosrnfield, B. Brurud. L. Rubel, F. Prciner. V. Swanson. P. Keeler, B. W'exler. I. Benson, S. Raymond. J. Petit. B. Deal. K. Ertsgaard. S. Ored-son. D. Larson. M. Smith. L. Sanders. J. Clasen. K. Hanson. K. Erickson. J. Hurley. Fourth row: K. Striker. C. Elofson, S. Wells, M. Erdman, S. Adams. K. Enstad, P. Smith. S. Brown. C. Paulson. T. Baker, L. Burtzlaff, S. Severson, I. Sundquist. D. Liden. J. Broms, P. Holmes, J. Rcichmann. B. Nordland, S. Eaves, D. McLaughlin. J. Ohnstein. Junior High STUDENT COUNCIL—First row: J. Thiel. P. Walloon, J. Blumenson, N. Snell. Second row: C. Tanner. B. Steffy, J. Anderson, T. Topper, J. Terrill. D. Wedge. Third row: G. Krone, J. Bernatz, M. Almquist. P. Elvee. J. Clark, J. Tenner. Fourth row: B. Ellis, S. Sonderegger. M. Parker. K. Hoover. B. Paulson, B. Howard. Fifth row: J. Sander, T. Bluck, J. May. L. Nielsen. J. Rcichmann, L. Erickson. The Freshman Choir membership this year was composed exclusively of girls. The 54 voice choir, directed by Mr. Dahle, performs for Junior High programs. Like their Senior High counterpart, the Junior High Student Council has done much for the school and should receive the credit due to them and to their advisor, Mr. Huseby. The Council, under the direction of President John Thiel, has sponsored several parties and conducted a discussion on the Teenage Code. The Junior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Olson, has performed before Junior High auditoriums and other special programs. The members learn ap- RED CROSS—Fifth row: R. Sandhoff, G. Phillip . 1). MacKenzie, M. Goldstein. J. Bailey, S. Brown. Fourth row: K. Dickinson. E. Sisco, C. Nelson. I. Sundquist, S. Adams. Third row: B. Yeo, J. Roslund. M. Perlman. B. Sletten. M. Reeves. J. Silver. Second row: D. Nelson, C. Van Horssen, F. George. M. Hartill. S. McKenzie. First row: G. Mitzel. E. Rcichmann. R. Harper, B. Wilson. M. Hurah. JUNIOR HIGH ARROW—fir row: S. Chepoka . J. Perry. B. Howard. B. Marcus, N. Romcr. Second row: K. Erickson, S. Richter. E. Bowers, C. Crimmins, M. Jensen, J. Land. Third row: C. Elofson, V. Malmsten, M. Blair, L. Mandcl, P. Lar?on. Fourth row: N. Nestegard. P. Sterrie, J. Sander, M. Myers, D. Crawford. M. Erdmann. First row: J. Boettiger, S. Belcher, M. Raitcr, L. Green, G. Ramm. J. Calhoun, J. May. R. Herzog, fourth row: S Mealy, K. Ire-Second row: I). Edelmnn. T. Bunker. S. Bauman. T. Burgcson, land. J. Thordaon, R. Thill. K. Lynne, J Mynn, C. Van Horssen. K. Roaza. Third row: J. Preuss, M. Sisco, P. Herman, M, Smaby, Fifth row: G. Rindal, D. Scvcrscn, D. Lofgrcn, H. Glyman. Activities preciation for music while they are being prepared for the Senior High Band. The Junior High Arrow Staff consisted of one representative from each homeroom. The reporters elected Betsy Howard as editor and Roy LaFayette as assistant editor. Mrs. Undine is the faculty advisor, and Mary Jo Smidell is the advisor from the Arrow. The Junior High Girls' Athletic Association provides an opportunity for the younger girls to carry their athletic interests beyond the physical education classes. Miss Kocher and Mrs. Rogers direct the program. CHEERLEADERS—J. Matson, B. Robertson. C. Adams. B. Carls, G. Berger. 7th GRADE INTRAMURALS—fi sr row: C. Hefty, C. George, D. Allen. Second row: J. Martin, D. Tucling. Third row: D. Juul, C. Cob-hour, A. Wicd. G.A.A.—Fifth row: L. Sanders, B. Robertson, M. Holland, B. Deal, J. Rcichmann, P. Keeler, V. Robertson. Fourth row: M. Johnson, V. Currier, M. J. Myers. A. Dautemiann, C. McConville, M. Hokanson. Third row: K. Hudson, B. Del Dotto, M. Hedlund, S. Hart, J. Amundson, J. Niemi, D. Wedge. Second row: S. Laurence, G. Berger, L. Rubel. S. Ostrorn, C. Shada, L. Burtzlaff, C. Lar-rivee. First row: N. Sell. S. Jones, M. Parker, J. Blumenson, B. Wright, B. Nelson. 8TH GRADE MANAGERS—-firs row: T. Thompson, L. Harrison, T. Erickson. Second row: B. Paulson, P. Wattson, J. Opava. Third row: J. Bestrom, D. Backstrom, R. Binning. Intramurals The boys’ Intramural program, under the direction of Mr. Ford and Mr. Banks, is an outgrowth of the regular physical education program. All boys are encouraged to participate and do so voluntarily. The members of the various home rooms organize their teams, elect their team captains and elect a team manager. The manager is responsible for keeping his teammates informed of the schedule and maintaining the team records. The annual Olympic Day is also a pari of the Intramural Program. Yup! Don’t tell me—I don’t like it either! Junior High Life Hmm—This thing has possibilities— 28 Eager students Recuperating from the stampede Aase, Sup; Adams. Toni; Allyn, Dick; Anderson. Bonnie; Anderson, Dave; Anderson. June; Angvall. Peder; Antonson, Randy; Armstrong, Julie. Aune, Steve; Babbitt. Steve; Bailey, Barbara; Barnes, Qiuck; Bauman. Pat; Beardsley, John; Bedford, Bob; Bergstrom, Roger; Bertas, Jon. Bischoff. Barb; Bitner. Bunny; Bleyhl. Dave. Blumer, Paul; Boatman, Larry; Boddy. Sue; Boel-ter, Gary; Branstrom. Kathy; Briggs, Colleen. Broude, Jim; Burgland, Ginny; Butts, Jim; Carlson, Don; Carlson. Joan; Carlson, Judie; Caspersen, Fred; Chaliman. Martha; Clark. Bob. Clayton, Charlotte; Cohen, Sue; Colberg, Dianne; Cole, Barb; Coleman, Steve; Cook, Mary Pat; Corty, Carla; Corwin, Linda; Dahl, Bev. Dahlgren. Gary; Danielson, Sandra; Day, Dallas; Dodge, Sue; Dove, Penny; Drew, Rosie; Dunn, Le-ora; Eaves, Bob; Edstcn, Bruce. England. Dick; Erickson. Lynne; Erickson, Marlene; Erickson, Mary; Fed-erman. Carol; Fischer, Dick; Fisher, Jack; Foster, Jeanette; Fries, Donna. Fruen, Bill; Gammell, Tom; Garrison. Peggy; Gates, Ray; G e c k 1 e r, Gen«f; Gilbertson, Tom; Gilfillan. Dave; Coar, Keith; Goar, Kent. Gould. Bruce; Grafsland. Dick; Greenstein, Arlene; Grega, Joyce; Hagen, Roger; Halbcrg, Roberta; Halpem, Barbara; Halp-ern, Peggy; Hansen, Gin-ny. Hansen, Judi; Hansen, Sandi; Hanson, Fulton; Harvey, John; Harvey, Roberta; Hauser. Sue; Hen-drichs, Sue; Henrikson. Dave; Hess, Sue. Sophomores 30 Hill, John; Hillerns, Joy; Holmes, Julie; Huber. Janice; Huttner, Kathy; Jag-lo, Tom; Jamgotch, Priscilla; Janzcn, Camille; Jensen, Janet. Jocelyn, Wayne; Johanson. Janice; Johnson, Curt; Johnson, Jerry; Jones. Bonnie; Jordan, Janice; Justice, Norma; Kahn. Risa; Kapp, Nancy. Kasner, Jay; Kasner, Rick; Kelly. Lynda; Kilby, Cary; Kleven, Jim; Knapp. Paul; Kosmas, John; Ko-inoski, Mary Ann; Kouba, Bonnie. Kraby, Dave; Kronick, Bruce; Kruse, Priscilla; Lafrivee, Craig; La-all, Nancy; I-awrence, Pat; Lawson, Bonnie; Lehman. Ken; Leitz, Barb. Levy, Gail; Liddle, Chuck; Lommen, Carol; Long, Milan; Loofbourow, Sally; Lovett, Joyce; Lunderhurg, Barb; l.ungstrum, Jerry; Lux, Sue. Malen. Pete; Martin, Bob; McAllister, Kathy; Me-Cadden. Chuck; McConnell. Hugh; McCue, Tom; McFaddin, Bonnie; McIntyre, Scott; McKcand. John. Mc.Naghten. Mary; Meas-om. Art; Meehan. Barb; Mellin, Charles; Merritt, Susan; Metzger. John; Micliaelis, Bemie; Mid-thun, Charlotte; Mitchell, Jenyne. Monahan. Harry; Mungrr. Eileen; Munger. Pat; Nash. Steve; Nelson, Diane; Nelson, Elaine; Nelson. Sandy; Newhan. Dick, Newman, Bob. Nielsen, Judy; Nolan. Patrick; Okney, Bruce; Olson, Karen; Olson. Karen; Orlandini, Mary; Orfield. Barb; Paradise. Tamar; Pederson, Bob. IVrlman, Judy; Phillips, Ted; Pierotti. Tuny; Pish-ney. Faye; Poehler, Virginia; Pouchnik, Mike; Ptashne, Penny; Ratoike, Elaine; Reed, Jim. 31 Sophomores Ridgley, Qiuck; Riley, John; Risch, Dour; Ros-enblum, Jim; Russell, Julie; Saloway, Bob; San-dors, Jim; Sailer. Jim; Schultz. Mary Ann. Schwartz, John; Schwend-er, Barb; Scot I, Steve; Serlen, Dan; Sexton, Jerry; Shaw, Susan: Shels-tad, Jeff; Sigal. Reggie; Sigal, Ronnie. Silbernagel, Janet; Silver-man. Abbie; Sisco, Susan; Slack, Kevin; Sletten, Keith; Smith, Bruce; Smith, Gail; Smith. Nola; Smith. Roberta. Spector,. Jill; Sperry, Mary; Stansfield, Dave; Steffy, Marrian; Stenberg. Mike; Stephens. Margie; S warts, Chuck; Swartz, Judy; Sweeney, David. Swelin, Judy; Swoboda, Lorali; Taylor, Mary Ann; Thayer, Bill; Thompson, Betsy; Thorstenson, Joe; Tollefson, John; Tripp, Sue; Tucker, Jean. Tueting, Bill; Ulrich, Dale; Ungcrman, Ron; Valene, Barb; Van Santen, Stu; Vogh. Velma; Voll-mer, Jim; Wcfel, Barb; Weinberger, Marge. W'elson, Jerry; Wilfrid, Sofiann; Williams, Roger; Williamson, Jim; Willner, Charlene; Westereng, John; Woodward, Mary Jo; Worthley, Judy; Ahl-berg, Mike. Anderson. Judy; Danielson, Bob: Davies, Pat; England, Allison Juniors Mircmeon. Leslie; Akcn son. Don; Aldre, Marl; Anderson, Craig; Anderson. Dave; Anderson. Cary; Anderson, Margie; Annett. Dave: Arlandson. Sharrie. Baker. Jim; Beatty. Lu-rile; Belcher. Mary; Bender. Jerry; Brrge. Le Donna; Berger. Allan; Berner. Betty; Bern!. Dick: Best, Don. Bestrom. George; Bethke. Diek; Bigot. AI; Bishop. Dan; Blumquist, Ron; Bo-dine, Judy; Border , Joanne; Brunkow, Charlotte; Burroughs. Sue. Burton, Marcia; Cain. Don; Carlson. Bobby; Carl-on. Sharon; Carney. AI; Carpenter, Virginia: Challman, Jerry; Chase. Kristen; Crary. Beth. Cliri-singer. Ed; Christen--en. Carol; Clark. Sue; Craddock, Brail; Croon-quist. John; Daggett. Mike; Dale, Jinny; Dartt, Roger; Day, Sue. Deal. Madeline; Desnick. Lynne; Dettman, Carole: Devoy. Tom; Dietz. Dorothy: Dinninger. Richard; Dixson. Barb; Doran. Jerry; Dunn. Donna. Durocher. John; Eaves. Mike; Eggert, Andrea. Einan. Mike; Eisenberg, Betty; Elvee. Janice; England. Kathy: Er-tad, Joyce; Ewnld. Susan. Felder. Frances; Fellows. Nancy; Fike, Dave; Fischer. AI: Foster, Sue; Frid-luml. Sue; Gale. Tom; Galvin. Jean: Garten. dele, Gleason, John; Goddard. Lee; Googins. Gary; Goss. Helen; Could. Ann; Colliding. Paul; Graham. Dianne; Green, Judy; Groff. Bob. Grossman, Eileen; Guiley. Sue; Cumingo. Gary: Cu— tuft-on, Betty; Hall. Phyl i- ; Hartse. Ijirry; Hen-ricksen. Bruce; Henry. John: Hersh. Gail. 33 Hixson, Bruce; Holm. Carolyn; Holstad, Lenny; Horsafer, John; Houston. Bob; Hutchins, Jim; Hutchison. Julie; Isham. Sandra; Jahn, Kathy. Jcbe, Sue; Johanson, Mary; Johnson, Lauren; Johnson, Nyla; Johnson. Paul; Johnston, Bonnie; Juul, Steve; Kartcs, Carol; Karusis, Pam. Kassmir, Mar ' Ellen; Keeler, Tom; Lacy. Mary; Larson, Dick; Layman, Lois; Lindwall, Sandy; Lund, Bill; Lunderberg, Jerry; MacGowan, Mike. Malkerson, Barb; 'May. Tom; McCormick, Mike; McCann, Terry; McRob-erts, Tim; Mercer, Roberta; Messner. John; Miller, Linda; Mozis, Larry. Myers, Betsy; Ncmcr, Betsy; Neunsinger, Jon; Newell, George; Olson, Signe; Opava. Mary; Oren. Mary; Owens. Mike; Paradise. Dave. Passolt, Rich; Paulson. Margie; Pearson, Diane; Perra, Janice; Perrin, Sandy; Priestly, Joan; Purrier, Dianna; Rader, Eleanor: Randall, Elberta. Rishovd, Bob; Risken, Barb; Risler, Patty; Ros-enfield, Larry; Saliterman, Larry; Sandeen, Lori: Sander, Barb; Savage, Mike; Schachtele. Chuck. Schmucker. Fred; Shaw, Judy; Slais. Barb; Sledz, Bill; Sleizer, Joan; Smith. Sandy; Stevens. Cindy; Stromberg. Cheryl; Swanson, Sharon. Swanson. Wayne; Swenson, Dave; Switzer, Franz; Theisen, Mary; Thompson, Cookie; Turner, Tom; Venzke. Stephen; Vogh, Vic; Wedge, Pat. Weitzel, Dave; Wesson, Jack; Wexler, Tom; Wi-gand, Dick; Wigner, Gretchen; Wise, Pat; Wolf. Steve: Zippcrman, Marge. Football Prior to the beginning of the season. Coach Art Fredrickson stated that he felt his first team was equal to that of any school in the city. The Indians seemed to prove the truth of this statement with a fine showing against Central in Preview and by outplaying Henry and South, two of the top teams in the city, in the first half, only to be worn down by the superior numbers of the opposition in the final minutes of the game. After drubbing Vocational, the gridders played their poorest football of the season in losing to Washburn and Roosevelt. The boys came back, however, to nip Edison and spoil their homecoming. Southwest came from behind to defeat a good West team the following week. The most welcome victory of the season came as the fired up Indians beat Forest Lake, undefeated in two years of play, in a nonconference game. After this game, the coaches and players agreed that the '57 season had been a most successful one. Captains EMO and JIM Third row: I). Fike, I). Best. F. Schmuckcr. S. Wolf, L. Goddard, M. McGowan. J. Challman. V. Vogh, F. Switzer, I). Newham, C. Johnson, J. Hill, I). Annett, M. Savage. Second row: J. Nrun-singer, L. Hartse, I). Anderson, J. Hutchins. D. Swenson. W. Swanson. M. Aldre. J. Kicr, A. Fischer, C. Beslrom, J. Bender. First row: B. Hoy, C. Cranston, C. Nash. E. Kurtz, J. Bonneville, J. Billingsley, L. Thorkildson. M. Busyn. J. Newkirk. 36 ; V SCORES Southwest Opponent 0 Henry 12 6 South 27 25 Vocational . 0 12 Washburn M 0 Roosevelt 33 12 Edison .... 7 28 West 13 31 Forest Lake 27 O MIKE DAGGETT AL FISCHER 37 Second row: R. Anderson, G. Armstrong, D. Flatz, B. Gould. F. Goulding, F. Wiuoe, I). Sweeny, J. BuJter, G. Du Roche, S. Ringsrud, C. Newman, H. Jacobson. First row: D. England. R. Dartt, M. Yablonski. B. Blunie, S. Hanson, J. Thorstenson, D. Hume. J. Katter, B. Newman, T. McCue. Cross Country City Champions Once again Southwest was able to boast of an exceptional Cross Country Team. Despite their comparative youth, the Harriers, under the coaching of Mr. A1 Halley, ended the season tying for the City Championship, winning the Region Five meet, and finishing second in the state. Graduating lettermen Dick Hume, Steve Hanson, Mike Yablonski, and the Co-Captains. John Katter, and Bob Blume wish Mr. Halley and his runners the best of luck in the future. Returning lettermen Bob Newman. Dick England, Tom McCue, Howie Jacobson, and Captain-Elect Dartt should make a strong basis for another outstanding team in 1958. Low Score wins in C. C. sw 30 St. Louis Park . OPP 26 61 40 15 West 42 41 37 City “B Champions City Champions Region V Champions Second in State Meet Swimming BEN LIFSON Hey! Is the pool filled?' After a rather slow start, the 1957-58 swimming team gained confidence as the season progressed, winning their last four dual meets. Jerry Challman, Bill Lund, and the relay team all placed in the city meet at the end of the season. Chances for next year are quite bright with several talented sophomores expected to replace the graduating seniors: Captain Paul Sheehan, Jim Hart, Ben Lifson, and Tom Shanahan. Mr. Ken I'hlhorn is the coach of the cleanest sport. Third row: J. Chalman. B. Lund. T- Cammell. H. Monohan, M. Slrnberg. Mr. Ulhom. Second row: T. Shanahan. T. McRobert . B. Lifson. J. Hart. P. Shrrhan. First row: F. Casprrson. P. Malm. S. Van Santrn. 39 “A TEAM—Back Row: Mr. Wolff. D. flume. E- Kurt , P. Marlin. J. Arne. B. Rishovd. T. Keeler. I). Einan. Mr. Williams. Front row: S. Mclnlire. D. Svrrn on, B. Hcnrick� en. C. Bestrom. B. Bella. W. Swanson. J. Croonquisl. Basketball In his first year as head coach. Walt Williams, with his casual manner, coached the Southwest basketball team to one of the best seasons in the history of the school. The Indians, behind Dick Hume, their top scorer and guard on the second all-city team, and Captain Bill Beha, won four games during the conference season and gave every opponent a good game. It is generally agreed that basketball is on the upswing at Southwest. This is due to a great extent to the leadership of this year's seniors. Emo Kurtz. John Arne, Dick Einan. Paul Martin. Dick Hume, and Bill Beha. • B TEAM fork row: Mr. Wolff, S. Babbitt. T. Cranston. J. Dunn. C. Johnson. D. Nrwhan. K Lehmann. Mr. VI illiam . Front row: !� . Wii e. B. Kronick. P. Jcn.cn. B. Martin. S. Rinjt.rud. I). SCORES West Central Roosevelt Washburn Edison North.................. Vocational South Henry .............. District 17 Playoffs Marshall......... Central 'I’-i Hockey I’he hockey team turned in another fine season as is traditional at Southwest. After finishing second in the city conference, the youthful Indians looked forward hopefully to a possible berth in the slate tournament, hut they were upset in the first round of the playoffs by a hustling team from North. Throughout the season, Southwest defeated two state tournament entries. The high point of the season came as the fired up Indians beat Roosevelt, the city champs. The future looks bright for Coach Dave Peterson and his boys with the graduation of only four letter-men: Captain Bill Hoy, Mike Busyn, Gary Nash, and Craig Cranston. Next year’s squad will feature all city selections Larry Hartse and A1 Fisher. “Hero Hoy 42 Second row: J. Rice, D. Pa-solt. A. Fischer. M. Bu yn. L. Hartsr, B. Huy, C. Cranston, D. Peterson. First row: M. Daggett. J. Hill. D. Henrieksen. J. McKeand. S. Nash. R. Kasner. F. Schmucker. C. Nash. SCORES Hustle, boys! Southwest scores s.w. 2 Central Opp. 1 5 Marshall 1 2 Edison 0 3 North 2 4 West 0 3 South ..... 1 0 Henry 1 3 Washburn 5 2 Vocational 1 4 Roosevelt 3 2 Playoffs North Get out of my way! Make that goal! D. Einan, D. Hume. B. Brha C. Gustafson. J. Rice. C. Cranston. 44 Baseball When the Annual went to press, Mr. Adam and the candidates for his base-hall team were looking forward to a winning season despite the loss of several seniors from last year's team. A lot of hustle and the discovery of another talented pitcher could develop the team into a top contender. The team will consist of Hill Bella. Dick Einan, Craig Cranston, Dick Hume, Chuck Gustafson, and Jack Rice as well as members of last year’s successful sophomore team. First row: B. Bella. B. Barry. C. Cu-lafam. Second row: Coach Bill Adam. D. Hume, D. Einan, J. Rice, C. Cranston. Golf When the Wagistanian went to press, the golf team was looking forward to a most successful season in 1958. In addition to several promising newcomers who are expected to try out for the team, the squad boasts of returning lettermen Jim Haviland, Dick Passolt, and Bruce Kron-ick. Bob Croonquist is expected to join the three veterans in the top four. Mr. Rudy Pedersen is the coach of the divot-diggers. Playing chicken First row: S. Smith, B. Crcnim|ui l. . Krvnick. J. Haviland. I). Pa olt. F. Willner. Second row: R. Hagon. B, Norhack. R. Pedersen. R. Cold . R. Olson. 45 BOB BLUME AL HALLEY Hurdler BILL HOY Discus Thrower JOHN ARNE Track As usual, the Southwest track team, under the coaching of A1 Halley, is expected to finish among the leaders in the city competition. The boys look forward to upholding their reputation in the state meet as well. This confidence certainly seems to be justified with Captain Bob Blume running the quarter mile, dashtnan Al Fischer, hurdler Emo Kurtz, John Arne in the shot put and discus, and pole vaulter Jim Newkirk all returning from last year's fine squad. A strong aggregation of underclassmen, who won the city “B” meet last year, should help the veterans to make this year a most successful one. First row: R. Dartt, J. Kattcr. A. Fischer, E. Kurtz, J. Arne, B. Blume, B. Hoy, B. Newman, W. Swanson. J. Newkirk. Second row: T. McCue, A. Halley, M. Daggett, D. Swenson. J. Challman. G. Bestrom, L. Hartse, J. Thorstenson, R. England. Third row: S. Hanson, P. Goulding. M. McGowan, D. Anderson. F. Schmucker. J. Bender. 46 First row: I). Peterson B Myers B. Kosmas M. Valour. A. Gerstcin. Second row: T, Gale. I). Akenson, L Salilennan. E. Haahrim. B. C. Myers, S. Mathews. Tennis Our '58 Tennis Team, spearheaded by several returning letter-men and numerous prospective netmen, has a bright future this year. Outstanding individual performers and promising newcomers with hard work will produce a potential championship team. I). PETERSON A. GERSTEIN an.l B. MYERS B. KOSMAS 47 Yea, Team! HOWIE JACOBSON Fight, team, light! Emo, watch out—-here conic the You can make it Fire lri||? snarls Officers DICK EINAN JOAN NICHOLSON Our Student Council has established many firsts. Perhaps the most noted of these accomplishments is Student Government. Study halls, formerly under faculty administration, are now operated by students; the lunchroom problem is capably handled through cooperation between pupils and student monitors. Dorothy Loofbourow. with the aid of the other officers and advisor Dave Peterson, presided over a very capable organization of student representatives. Of course, we cannot forget the many other duties of the Council. The planning and production of Homecoming, Sno-Day, an annual event, and the many dances, including the Soc Hop in the new gym, are all to their credit. First row: J. Armstrong, C. Baraza, B. Malkerson, D. Dietz, K. Wittke, S. Bruer. Second row: N. Fellows, C. Ito. .R. Dart, W. Swanson, S. Lux, S. Boddy, J. Cleary. Third row: P. Conolly, J. Gleason, S. Smith, D. Geckler, S. Van Santen. B. Kronick. Fourth row: D. Newham. J. Hutchins, R. t'ngerman, J. Bender, J. Bonneville. I. Wolfe, B. Beha. P. Hall. B. Kronick, I). Kaich. J. Hutchins, P. Lund. B. Beha. D. Loofbourow. Ethics Council This year’s Ethics Council, advised by Mr. Dave Peterson and headed by Pete Lund, hopes to make progress toward our goal of complete student government. By listening to student complaints, flaws in the present system are found which aid the Council in making needed changes. “S” Club membership is open to all boys who have earned at least one letter competing in one or more of the various sports. The club promotes fellowship among the members through athletic banquets held in the fall and in the spring. A reorganization program is now in progress under the direction of Emo Kurtz and Jack Rice, which will broaden the scope of the group’s activities. “S” Club Stated: A. Gerstein, B. Brha, J. Newkirk, B. Fischer, C. Gustafson, H. Dartl. First row: I). Anderson. B. Newman. J. Ratter, M. Yahlon«ki. Second row: I). England, j. Hill, G. Bestrom, 1). Swenson. B. Kn mas P. Sheehan, J. Haviland. B. Lib-on. D. Passolt. Third row: J. Bonneville. P. Lund, G. Nash, M. Ru yn, L Hurtle, M. Daggett. M. Valene, C. Cory, L. Thorkildson, 1). Peterson, hourth row: J. Arne, S. Han-on, P. Martin, J. Thoratenson. B. Rishovd. J. Challman. E. Kurtz. J. Billingsley, J. Rice, C. Cran-ton. D. Hume. I), Einan. 51 Hall Guards Fourth row: Tom Hess, J. Currier, J. Bonneville. B. Foster, E. Swoboda. Third row: B. Bella, R. Kossila, J. S. Benson, I). Best, A. Halley. Second row: T. Morsem, B. Myers, T. Jacobson, T. Gale. First row: B. Groff, J. Nicholson, J. Munger, C. Gustafson. The new building had a number of extra features: it came complete with a horde of noisy Junior High students and a tougher breed of hall guards. Under the direction of Mr. Halley, the hall guards appear to be rapidly approaching their goal of complete suppression of all hall noise—much to the joy of the studious upperclassmen. Stage Crete Auditorium programs offer an opportunity for self-expression in several areas. For the stage crew it means an Opportunity to show their proficiency as they contribute their efforts to produce programs which have won praise since the school opened. D. Anderson, D. Bcthkc, L). I.uhm, D. Medium!. I). Atlas V. I.inoff, B. Barry. Service Lunchroom Monitors The lunchroom staff is capably assisted by a group of students who cashier and perform other duties. This year saw the expansion of the cafeteria equipment which should make positions on the lunchroom staff coveted for their pleasant surroundings if not for financial reasons. J. Frank, I . I.or on, B. Williamson. D. Peterson, J. Haacman, V. Kraft. 52 Office Help The jobs of these girls who give up their study periods to help the office staff include answering the telephone, running errands, and operating the P.A. system. Standing: S. Ihy, N. Holm berg, M. Palka, J. Monger. J. Ewart, K. Dickinson, J. Jenson, J. Perra. B. Wilson, Af. Burton, R. Duzan, J. Elvc, B. Sander. Seated: J. Dale, A. Ohnstein, N. McGee, J. LaVoie, C. Bongaart , D. Loofbourow. Not pictured: Both Crary, Doris Stollc, Sherry Bestrom. Organizations V.A.C. Under the direction of Foreman Dave Witsoe, the Visual Audio Club has completed another year of service to the school. The Club is a service organization which is responsible for the operation of the film projection and public address equipment throughout the school. The faculty advisor is Mr. Paul Wohl-ford. First rote: G Meliin, J. Brunkow, S. Ringsrud, D. Deputy, T. Mayer, R. Anderson. Second row: J. Rotsch, J. Barry, T. Carnahan. C. Crawford, I). Delaria. Third row: B. Smith, P. Witsoe. D. Busyn, J. Katter, P. Wohlford. Fourth row: J. Tollefson. D. Witsoe. C. Ridglry, B. Lund, R. Williams. tt, J. Hrnn, C. Ctrl n, B. Widlaml, C. Svang. B. Smith. J. Beau ha ire. M. i, S. Cook. Library Help The library staff wishes to express its appreciation to the library helpers who donate their study periods to assist in the operation of the library. 53 Silting: B. Myers, B. Beha, W. Williams, A. Halley, R. Cuetzloe. Standing: A. Fredrickson, E. Haaheim, W. Adam, R. Pedersen, D. Peterson. Hack: B. Blume, J. Haviland. J. Katter. B. Hoy, D. Hume, J. Bonneville, P. Sheehan. M. Peterson. Athletic Council Red Cross The Athletic Council is comprised of the Coach and Team Captains of each of the team sports. Awards, approved by the Council are presented to participants in the athletic program at the annual Athletic Awards Auditorium. The Red Cross fund, supported by a yearly drive, draws its financial support from such obscure sources as Mr. Pearson’s gum fines and Miss Williams’ Miscellaneous collections. This year’s drive, under the direction of chairman Barb Williamson, proved to be quite a success, if the incidence of gum chewing provides any indication. First row: Mrs. Grady. M. McCoy. B. Williamson, J. Lavoie, Mis Williams. Second row: P. Davie , M. Sperry, B. Jones, B. Cole. S. Jebe, C. Ingleman. M. Weinberger. Third row: J. Hillerns, S. Foster, P. Wise. S. Perlman. B. Wefel, D. Fries, L Miller. Fourth row: M. Zipperman. M. Burton. N. Nichols. S. Swanson, C. Hughes, B. Thompson. J. Jordan. Fifth row: M. Orlandini, R. Unger-man. 54 Joan Nirhulffon. Toni lam� . ally Bntrr. Joan laV-m-, Pat U'ix . Carolyn Holm. Dorothy Diet . Put I-awn-nee. ‘ 5 c v J«� un l a Vnir The Cheerleaders TfiU yrit' rlturhailin «|uail i mpahly leil hy the three ri'iiinn- of ili« yrroup. The � «|uu� l i in utiemfame at till M'nior hi� h nlhletie event . iipliohlin tin- -pirll ami morale of holli the team ami peetulnr . Dorothy Diet . Caimlyn Holm R. Hork, D. Peterson. S. Bard, L Johnson, P. Hall. B. Lawrence, B. Myers, S. Preston, M. Stephens. THE MAINSPRINGS Suellen Kruse Mr. Bart McDonough Annual An annual staff is composed of a number of dissimilar individuals who share a common interest—a small insignificant yearly publication. One invigorating year is spent, gossiping, brainstorming, and working toward their common goal. Saturdays bear a special significance. It is on this day of days that the sum total of inventive genius comes to the fore, and the Annual is written. This year’s theme, time, was the result of six weeks of diligent evaluation of competitive material and worthless individual suggestions. We think it to be most appropriate. We hope you will find this publication worthy of your perusal. In the words of a contemporary philosopher, “Thought makes men wise. Wisdom makes life endurable.’’—Good luck! STAFF EDITORS 56 Annual, yearly, time, clock, mainsprings—Get it? S. Bestrom, G Cohen. J. Guilford, P. Weaver, G Cranston. S. Hanson. The Annual's Archer Rivals Sally Smith and Mr. Witzman Arrow According to the Arrow’s Editor-in-Chief, Sally Smith, “our Biggest headache is constant interruption by the Annual Staff.” Despite this, however, the Arrow managed to earn the Star’s top rating in the field of high school journalism. During the year, the staff produced 10 issues of the Arrow, each one of which was full of interesting articles, pictures, and features. Little Chief Featherbrain.” a new addition to the paper, was enjoyed by all of the paper's readers. This year’s staff is to be congratulated on the fine paper they have produced. As one Southwest Indian was heard to exclaim, “This year’s Arrow is really sharp.” EDITORS Dan Johnson. Dick Einan, Ben Lifson, Jim Haviland. Mike Kennedy, Pam Larson, Margo Cadieux. Judy Rosza, Karen Norman. Judy Wilson. Mary Jo Smidell. REPORTERS Frank Todd. Virginia Dwyer, Rochell Duzan. Nancy Carnahan, Burl Myers, Sally Crandall, Betsy Smith. Betty Moore, Sharon Sanders. Carolyn Tollefson, Lois Peterka. 57 First row: B. Klawitter. K. Phillips, B. SUit, M. Smidel, B. Crtry. S. Prievr, J, Borders, S. Smith, S. A ate, S. Preston, M. Anderson, M. Stephens. S. Man-they. Second row: V. Carpenter, J. Armstrong. J. Wilson, C Christenson, B. Carlson, S. Sanders. M. Steffy, S. Dodge, M. Anderson. J. Poehler, S. Crandall, J. Hutchinson. Third row: S. Bruer, K. Smith. M. Wbeatly, K. Me-Allister, F. Pishney, M. Qrlandini, L. Miller, S. Clark. J. Green, J. Brandon. J. Rozsa, F. Felder. Fourth row: J. Hart, J. Bender, M. Dagget, J. Voodish, P. Johnson. J. Baker, M. Macgowan. J. Neunsinger, C. Barnes, J. Billingsly. S. Juul. B. Clark. T. May. Choir A member of the Southwest Choir must possess many talents. He must be able to sing, of course, but he must know how to mend torn choir robes, earn money to pay off debts to the Sergeant-at-Arms, and carry choir risers. The latter also requires knowledge of the fine art of removing splinters. The choir proved its merit early in the school year at the National English Teacher's Convention, which was MR. DAHLE All right, you fakers! Top row: P. Chevalier. M. Smidell, C Prieve, J. Hart. Below: C Cohen. M. Dagget, J. Hutchin . B. Kosma . 58 : iViV .Wi V� 1 jt IV| 4 Fourth row: M. Yablonski, J. Hutchins B. Kosmas, P. Chevalier, B. Miller, L Goddard. L. Rosenfield, P. Malm, R. Hagen, L Boatman. S. VanSanten, D. Anderson. S. Mclntire, D. Wigand. S. Hanson. Third row: G. Bergland. M. Zip( erman, R. Hanold, C. Coscio, P. Swanson. Sf. Kashmir. P. Hall. D. Diet . G. Mitchel, S. Boddy, S. Day, K. Giere, P. Hartse, M. Opava, B. .Moore, Second row: M. Deal, T. Adams, C. Carlson, S. Loofbourow. K. Norman. L. Erickson. P. Rislcr, G. Foster, S. Foster. J. Russel. S. Isham. C. Dettman. S. Burroughs, S. Carlson, B. Thompson. First row: C. Cohen, J. Lovett, A. Gould, B. Anderson, A. Thompson, N. Carnahan, D. Loofhourow, K. Wittke. C. Inglernan, S. Gray, M. Cadieux, L Sun-din. Choir held in Minneapolis. They also sang at the State Music Teacher’s Convention. The annual Christmas Concert was one of the highlights of the year. The stage production in pantomime and tableau, directed by Suellen Kruse and Carol Cohen, added to the beautiful Christmas music. For the Spring Concert, the Choir presented a good cross section of vocal selections. The concert was climaxed by the choir alumni joining the Choir in a few well known numbers. First row: B. Miller, J. Hutchins. K. Gierr. Second row: J. Brandon, J. Wilson. Third row: L. Sundin, J. Voe-dish, N. Carnahan. K. Wittke, R. Hanold. 59 Band First row: A. Gerstein, M. Perlman, M. Erdmann. J. Puuni. Second row: T. Gale, H. Hork, R. Williams. K. Goar, K. L. 01 on, June Anderson. Third row: J. Boler, J. Sanders. J. Kulander. B. Lund. G. Kilby, B. Carls. Fourth row: B. Hoiking, J. Connors, J. Hallberg, I). Geckler, J. Shelsiad, K. Coar. S. Nelaon, J. Thompson. J. Anderson. Fifth row: B. Olson, M. Ahlherg, S. Scott, B. Knapp. Our Southwest Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Olson, is becoming a source of increasing pride. Their busy schedule, beginning with a performance three days after school opens, and culminating at Commencement, consists of more than 40 events. These include. Homecoming. the Christmas Concert. All-City Band Clinic, the Safety Patrol Parade, and numerous concerts. Swing Band First row: B. Van Doren (not pictured), B. Hrmp tead. J. Rosrnblum, I). Anderson. M. Perlman, F. Todd. Second row: J. Kulander. B. Carl , G. Kilby, I). Scott, G. Geckler, B. Bailey, M. Ahlberg; Pianist, Bill Van Doren. 60 Band First row: N. Hempstead. B. Nor-Lack, K. Olson, J. Bailey. Second row: S. Smith. P. Goulding. N. Kozsa, G. Meyers. I). Anderson. P. Smith. J. Rosenhlum. Third row: C. Coulson, C. Vernon, E. Chrissinger, J. Allman, F. Todd. S. Erickson. B. Hempstead. Fourth row: I). Scott. B. Bailey, D. Cecklrr, D. Johnson, I). Knapp, J. Tollefson. Fifth row: B. Wolf. W. Van Doren. D. Chrissinger. B. Myers. R. Wooldridge. The band program, which reaches more than 180 students, is divided into four areas: Beginning Band, Intermediate Band, Junior and Senior High Concert Band, and Swing Band. The Choral Club is a musical organization open to any senior high student who likes to sing. This group participates in the annual Christmas Concert, and gives a Spring Concert each year. The majority of new Choir members is selected from the Choral Club. The group's officers are John Kostnas, President; Dick Newham, Vice President; and Charlotte Midthun. Secretary-Treasurer. Choral Club First row: T. Lehmann, K. Cervin, M. Taylor. M. OuFour, J. Hillern-. A. Silverman. M. Kalu a. A. England, M. Cook. M. Sperry, C. GouxouHt. K. Gunderson, M. Kosmoski, N. Lnxll, C. Midthun. J. Spector. P. Bauman. J. Carlson. Second row: B. Cole, J. Hansen, G. Snyder. J. Huber, C. Briggs, M. Chullman, B. Lunderberg. S. Tripp. S. Creenstein, S. Hess, S. Hendricks. M. Woodward, K. Wilson, N. Justice, R. Drew. L. Kelly, B. Denny, M. Erickson. S. Tucker. Third row: P. Davies, C. Clayton. C. Janzen. B. McFaddcn, J. Carlson, V. Vogh, R. Harvey. B. Valene, B. Schwender, M. McNaughien, G. Smith. J. Worthlcy. S. Shaw, S. Danielson. L. Swoboda. D. Fries, B. Bishoff. M. Erickson. R. Kahn. P. Dove. B. WefeL Fourth row: J. Metzger. P. Newham, P. Nolan, T. Phillips. D. Risch, J. Westereng. B. Peterson. J. Johnson. J. Wilson, S. Cobh. S. Babbitt, J. Bertas, D. Day, D. Kraby, B. Gould, J. Kosrnas. R. Bergstrom. R. Grab-land. K. Selten, B. Truen. Not pictured: R. Ungerman. J. Ka-sncr, S. Aune, M. Mrllin. J. Salter. J. Herrick. 61 Queen Bette 62 JOAN NICHOLSON Homecoming Homecoming week began with a spirit of buoyant anticipation which was carried throughout the week despite the loss of the Homecoming game to a formidable Roosevelt team, 33 0. The traditional crowd of Alumni, students, and proud parents witnessed the Friday afternoon auditorium which was highlighted by the coronation of Queen Bette Lawrence. The Homecoming dance was a sparkling success. The General Chairmen, Kathy Wittke and Parke Weaver, wish to thank those who contributed their time and effort to make this event possible. Standing: Bob Elo. Bill Kosmas, Margie Brnjamin. Parke Weaver, Joan Nirhol«on. Dirk Einan. Pete Lund. Seated: Carmen Baraza. Bette Lawrence, Dorothy Loofbourow. MARGIE BENJAMIN DOROTHY LOOFBOUROW' CARMEN BARAZA ’That ujeiV KeLpJ StiU 4-ollotyirt me. '? G-«-c- a n’-V ib a n it ad Lib... First row: E. Chrissingcr. M. Kohn, Mr. P. Wohlford. F. Grega, B. Wolf. Second row: A. Burger, M. Alberg. D. Allen, R. Williams, D. Knapp. J. Tollefson, B. Lund, J. Croonquist, B. Smith. Radio Club The Radio Club, now in its second year of existence at Southwest, is made up of a group of boys who are interested in radio work. In its headquarters in the radio room the club has a transmitter and a receiver. The boys meet before and after school and during study periods to exchange messages with hams throughout the country. The club officers include John Croonquist, President; Ed Chrissingcr, Vice President; and Roger Williams. Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Paul Wohlford is the faculty advisor of the group. Camera Club Under the capable leadership of Mr. Dahle and President Roger Hork the “Shutterbugs’ have continued to record on film all the student activities throughout the year. Through performing a valuable service to the school they have increased their knowledge of this profitable and enjoyable hobby. First row: B. Allen, R. Weaver. F. George. Second row: L. Johnson, L. Rosenfield. R. Hork. D. Johnson. Debate Team This year's Debate Team was the youngest team Southwest has had for a long time. The negative debaters were ninth grade boys, and tenth grade girls took the affirmative stand. Southwest entered the Region Five meet held at Hopkins and placed fifth among the fifteen teams entered. They had compiled a record of four wins and two losses. First row: S. Lux. P. Kru-c, Mr. Inglebrct. D. Grossman. D. Culman. Second row: S. Merit, J. Jordan, P. Nolan, B. Hempstad. 65 lion jour The French Club, under its ad visor. Miss Nelson, offers an opportunity for students taking French to extend their interests Ih -yond the classroom. In addition to tin annual Christmas tea. the members of the club enjoyed programs featuring slides shown h Girl Scouts who traveled in Europe and movies dealing with France. Fifth rote: B. Ei-enberg. C. Kates. J. Hutchison, G. Hersh, C. Willner, I). Peterson, L. Brook-. S. Du Roche, R. Cluff. Fourth row: J. Cleary. M. Burton. K. Smith. M. Paul-on. I). Paradi-e. B. Lawson. P. Kruse, S. Jones. N. Nichols. Third row: K. Norman. S. Hauser, I). Diet . J. Perlman, M. Zipperman. J. Bodine, B. Jones, J. Foster. B. Lawrence. N. Hempstead. Srrond row: S. Smith, K. England, J. Calvin, J. Hillems, R. Kahn. L Erick-on, J. Blumen-on. M. Steffy. P. Halpern. First row: M. Benjamin, C. Hersh. P. Bauman. S. Sanders. A. Carten. J. Erstad, F. Newman, S. Cook. French Club Spanish Club Buenos Dias The Spanish Club enjoyed their second successful year under the capable leadership of their advisor. Miss Holiday. The group seeks as its purpose to foster a knowledge of the Spanish language and related customs among students in the Spanish department of the school. This goal is advanced throughout the year in a number of well planned activities which the club sponsors. Fifth row: J. Stucki, I). Peterson, C. Her-h, G. Hrnth. S. Fridlund, M. Oren, B. Berner, B. McFadden. B. Tuiting. Fourth row: B. Nemer, 1). Pearson. C. Sang. M. Paulson, D. Purrier, B. Johnston. J. Mitchell, C. Clayton. Third row: M. Wohjford, M. Bara a. L Abramson. V. Carpenter, J. Vollmcr, L. Pctcrka, C. Bongoarta, H. Goss. Second row: C. Holm. B. Dixon, A. Gerstrin, B. Malkeraon, S. Sisco, G. Levy. K. McAllister, S. Cohen. First row: S. Manthey. J. Armstrong. B. Zelle, C. Tollefson. T. Wexlrr, B. Newman. S. Day. S. Foster, S. Guiley. 66 Vale The Southwest Latin Club was very successful in its initial year. Besides getting organized, the members have had time for some social activities. Before Christmas we enjoyed an early morning breakfast that ended with Christmas carols. Plans are materializing for a Roman banquet with the members garbed in the official Roman dress. Students who have visited Rome have been most generous in giving their impressions of the Eternal City. It is our aim to become affiliated with the Junior Classical League. Miss Williams is the club advisor. Fifth row: S. Lux, S. Severson, S. Swanson, B. Bailey. S. Babbit, H. Bard. D. Guilfil-Ian. T. Black. Fourth row: S. Boddy, S. Medcr, B. Heleniak, C. Dettman, J. Grega, M. Holland. J. Petit. Third row: L. Tessari, M. McCoy. K. Enstad. C. Stevens, M. Orlandini, M. Woodward, L. Corwin. S. Hendrickson. Second row: R. Crossrnan. P. Connolly. S. Olson, P. Dove, M. McNaghten, D. Colberg, D. Nelson. First row: C. Tanner. P. Lawrence, L. Beatty, M. Berka. S. I‘bam. S. Jebe. Latin Club Drama Club The Thespians Lead by President Burton Myers, the Drama Club has had an active year. They produced a radio play in the fall and planned several one-act plays for members. During meetings they put on short skits, and are often called upon for impromptu pantomimes of anything from dancing with a rag doll to committing a murder. Other officers include Sharon Sanders, Secretary; Nancy Fellows, Treasurer. Fifth row: M. Theiwm, J. Hutchison. B. McFadden, B. Myers, L. Ro enficld. R. Hork. S. Perlman. Fourth row: M. Burton, C. Chaw, G. Lundstmm. M. Woodward. M. Cadieux, J. Perlman. Third row: R. Sigal. L. Desnick, C. Brunkow, M. Belcher, S. Fridland, I.. Abramson, S. Sanders. Second row: V. Carpenter. C. Christensen, N. Carnahan, S. Cham, L. Layman, J. Perra, S. Nelson. First row: N. Fellows S. Jebe. J. Bloom in-on. C. Elofson, J. Erstad. 67 Silver Tri Silver Tri is the Y.W.C.A. organization for Freshman and Sophomore girls. A breakfast at Upper Lake Harriet Park started their activities. Throughout the year they have had many busy general meetings, a talk by an airline stewardess, and an overnight at Lyman Lodge. Silver Tri also works in chapters, which this year, sang Christmas Carols at homes for the aged as one of their many service projects. CABINET—First row: J. Reichmann. S. Jones. Second row: J. Holmes, B. Anderson, T. Adams, S. Hendricks. B. Jones. Third row: S. Noble, M, McNaghtcn, N. Kapp, P. Lawrence, B. Orfield. Fifth row: K. Schwab. A. Sembla. J. Jordan, M. Halland, D. Topel, S. Shaw. Fourth row: D. Liden, J. Reichman, S. Jones, S. Dodge, L. Corwin. Third row: R. Kiefer, A. La-Selle, N. Kapp, J. Holmes, K. Cervin. Second row: T. Adams, S. Hendrickson. V. Swanson. S. Noble, R. Kahn. First row: S. Omer, A. Rosenfield, J. Christenson. L. Ruble, D. Michels, V. Malmstead. Fifth row: D. Fries, C. Wilner. B. Bailey, S. Loofbourow, S. Raymond. K. Ertsgaard. Fourth row: S. Hess, B. Orfield, S. Dohnay, K. Hanson. L. Moore. M. Woodward. Third row: J. Anderson. L. Jensen, P. Kruse. D. Colberg, B. Nordlund, M. Smith. Second row: C. Nelson, B. Jones, S. Aase, J. Perlman, J. Blumenson. L. Flanagan. First row: K. Hanson. B. Wright, P. Halpern. J. Armstrong. C Elofson, P. Rosendahl. 68 Fifth row: S. Severson, I. Sundquist, T. Baker, B. Deal, J. Sander. S. Ericson. Fourth row: S. Oredson, J. Mitchell, K Paulson. M. Lifson, M. Parker. Third row: M. Perlman, P. Lawrence, M. McNaughton, P. Ptashne, P. Davies, K. En-stad. Second row: D. Nelson, M. Stephens. M. Erdmann, M. Hokanson, J. Swelin, C Nelson. First row: S. Cohen, M. Steffy, J. Olson, B. Shepard, P. Jenkins, M. Challman. Fifth row: S. Opava, 1. Benson, J. Russell. C. DuBois, C Crosier, J. Petit, T. Black, M. Orlandini. Fourth row: .M. Norman. P. Dove, J. Anderson, C Corty. J. Anderson, B. Yeo, J. Roslund. Third row: C Jenzen, J. Imrnel, C Adam . J. Foster, C. Smith, M. Myers, J. Hansen, B. Anderson. Second row: S. Nelson, H. Kubitz, S. Pearson, J. Snobeck. S. Sonderegger, B. Burgland, B. Bischoff. First row: P. Bauman. D. Wyeth, J. Jensen, T. Newman. D. Ramsaland. J. Berger. Blue Tri Blue Tri, a Y.W.C.A. organization for Juniors and Seniors, started off a very full and successful year with a pot luck dinner. This year’s program included a speaker from Slenderella. a minister speaking on marriage, a Thanksgiving scavenger hunt to collect food for needy families and an athletic night with members as guests. The program was climaxed by the successful Sweet-Heart Swing on Valentine’s Day. Fifth row: L. Larson, J. Frank. B. Williamson, S. Arland-•on, C. Herih, B. Eisenberg.-M. Lacy. Fourth row: B. Wid-land, J. Bodinr, K. Gunderson. S. Grey, M. Zipperman. M. Theison. Third row: J. Guilford, L, Peterka, B. Sparks J. Erstad, C. Englcman, M. Drew. Second row: J. Williams. J. Huttner. M. Worthley, J. Stansfield. B. Dixon. M. Anderson. First row: G. Foster. N. Fellows, B. Crary. S. Cuiley. B. Zelle. B. Linoff. Fifth row: M. Oren, B. Moore. K. Dickenson. J. Brandon. L. Brooks, C. Hughes, B. Sander. S. Crandall. Fourth row: S. Burroughs, G. Herth, C. Stevens. B. Johnston, J. Pish-ney. J. Rotza. P. Larson. Third row: J. Barrtte, N. Nichols S. Preston, M. Deal. S. Clark, L. Abramson. E. Rader, P. Wise. Second row: G. Footer. J. Nicholson. S. Bruer, L. Johnson, L Sundin. L. Desnick. J. Dale. First row: V. Dwyer, C. Rrunkow, P. Risler, L Beatty, S. Jebe. P. Swanson. J. LaVoie. CABINET—First row: M Smidrll, C. Prieve. Second row: B. Lawrence. M. Dregni. M. Anderson. A. Gould, B- Myers. Third row: J. Green. K. Dickinson. S. Kruse, M. Paulson. N. Nichols. Fifth row: R. Cluff. C Dettman, S. Swanson. L Miller. K. Giere, S. Fridlund. Fourth row: S. Ewald. B. Smith. C Svang, J. Green. I). Pearson, K. Jahn. Third row: B. Lawrence, J. Henes, M. Benjamin. B. Myers. M. Paulson, S. Perlman. Second row: K. Munson, R. Duzan. M. Cadieux. N. Hempsted. J. Hageman, S. Sanders. First row: L. San-deen. M. McCoy. H. Goss, S. Olson. B. Carlson. C Christensen. Fifth row: J. Latshaw. V. Kraft, H. Michelson, B. Berner. S. Day. B. Nemer. B. Malmi|uist. Fourth row: C. Carlson. J. Hutchison. N. McGee, K. Chase. K. Norman. M. Me-Cune. Third row: R. Mercer. D. Purrier. N. Holmberg, C Tollefson. J. Vollmer. C. Holm. B. Slais. Second row: R. Hanold, M. Dregni, S. Cook. B. Malkerson. N. Carnahan. S. Isham, H. Berman. First row: R. Phillips. J. Beauhaire. M. Kashmir. M. Smidell. A. Garten, S. Manthev. 69 BETA— Third row: J. Currier, S. Lea. B. Lappann. J. Arne, B. Carls. Second row: B. Olson, T. Hess. L. Dobbins, B. Burt. First row: C. Gustafson. L. Thorkildson, B. Blood. S. Bergstrom. B. Barry. MICUS—Third row: P. Goulding. J. Challman. S. Juul, G. Newell. D. Akenson. Second row: D. Bemt, D. Fike, R. Dartt. F. Sch-mucker. First row: J. Neunsinger. T. Shanahan. J. Reed, C. Schachtele, B. Houston. Hi-Y Hi-Y is an organization for Christian boys which seeks as its goal “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, the high standards of Christian Character.” The Hi-Y program at Southwest includes four chapters and more than 50 boys who were led this year by Bob Elo. RETIRING ALL-SCHOOL OFFICERS: J. Haviland. B. Elo. B. Barry, J. Bonneville. Hi-Y The group program includes regular meetings and a variety of interschool activities. The group program is supervised by four young men who serve as chapter advisors and by Mr. Frank Engdahl and Mr. Herbert Warner, faculty advisors. SIGMA FI—Fourth row: P. Johnson. C. Cranston. J. Rice. J. Bender. Third row: D. Swenson, J. Bonneville, S. Wolf, L. Goddard. Second row: G. Bestrom, J. Bakt k M. Aldre, J. Hutchins. First row: B. Henricksen, D. Passolt, W. Swanson, J. Gleason. ALPHA—Fourth row: J. Bertas, J, McKeand, S. McIntyre, B-Cravens. B. Miller. Third row: B. Elo, J. Haviland, B. Newman. D. Best, D. Anderson. Second row: C. Lid die, I). Newham, J. Hill. J. Beardsley. J. Kosmas. First row: S. Mutthews, K. Sletten. P. Malen, B. Kronick, S. Van Santen. 70 TENNIS TEAM Third row: J. Priestley, G. Her h, M. Orlondini. Mr . Roger . Second row: K. England. S. Svang. J. Guilford, V. Kraft. First row: J. Ilageman. M. Anderson, J. Green. S. Foster. C. Holm. BADMINTON TEAM Third row: S. Hendrick . L. Corwin, M. Orlundini. Mr . Roger . Second rou: K. England. J. Prie� tley, V. Kraft, J. Guilford, S. Cray. Girls’ Varsity Teams The girls' Varsity learns, coached hy Miss Kocher and Mrs. Rogers, play a significant role in ihe activities of our school. The swimming team placed fifth in the city, Marion Steffy placing first in the breast stroke and Mary Jo Smidell taking second place honors in diving. Our City Championship badminton team was undefeated this year. Carolyn Holm, first singles, and Judy Guilford and Virginia Kraft, first or second doubles, remained undefeated in city competition. Last year’s tennis team placed second in the district. The golf team placed third in the district. Both of these teams show promise for next year’s activities. COLF TEAM J. Ilageman, M. Smidell, M. Benjamin SWIMMING TEAM Third row: M. Smidell. M. Steffy. Second row: C. Janzrn, L. Swoboda, P. [jwrrnce, M. Lacy. S. Aa e. First row: S. Loofbourow, S. Boddy, J. Creen. J. Mitchell. J. Cleary. A. Engfand. Junior Council Second row: F. Schmucker, L. Goddard, M. Dagget. First row: S. Burroughs, J. Dale, J. Green. L. Miller. Junior Clubs JUNIOR CLUB I Second row: J. Shaw, C. Kartes. S. Arlandaon, J. Bodine. First row: S. Smith. C. Thompson. J. Galvin. J. Priestley. JUNIOR CLUB IV Third row: B. Berner, S. Swanson. S. Fridland, C Stevens, B. Johnston. Second row: S. Ewald, H. Goss, S. Olson. B. Carlson. M. McCoy. First row: L Sandeen. B. Malkerson. J. Danielson.’ B. Slais. J. Sleizer. JUNIOR CLUB III JUNIOR CLUB II Fifth row: B. Ei sen berg. J. Green. S. Day, L. Miller, B. Nemer. G. Hersh. Fourth row: D. Dietz. M. Lacy, S. Burroughs, M. Burton. G. Wigner, C Holm. Third row: M. Zipperman. P. Wise, B. Dixon. M. Belcher, L. Desnick. B. Myers. Second row: E. Gross-man. G. Dale. K. England, N. Fellow . S. Guiley, B. Crary. First row: J. Hutchison, M. Anderson, M. Theison, M. Kashmir, S. Foster. P. Karusis. 72 Fourth row: M. Oren, C. Dettman. M. Opava, B. Sander, M. Deal. Third row: M. Paulson, S. Clark, V. Carpenter, C. Christenson. Second row: L Abramson, E. Rader. S. Isham, B. Gustafson. First row: P. Rislcr. L. Layman, J. Perra. J. Borders. Fifth row: M. Benjamin. J. Frank, M. Palka, H. Mikkelson, R. Guff, G Hersh. Fourth row: S. Perlman. J. Geary, B. Widlund, J. Williams, J. Rozaa. Third row: S. Sanders, G Baraza. K. Wit ike, J. Henes, S. Bruer. Second row: J. Nicholson, B. Linoff, M. Drew, M. Anderson, H. Berman. First row: R. Hanold, S. Smith, M. Dregni, j. Beaubaire, J. I.aVoie, B. Zelle. SENIOR CLUB V Third row: M. Kaluza, N. McGee, K. Dickinson. J. LatMiaw. � . Wilson. Second row: K. Swenson, L. Johnson, M. W’hratly. D. Stolle. First row: C. Bongaarts, B. Klawitter, M. McCune, M. Weber, J. Ewert. SENIOR CLUB I Fifth row: B. Moore, J. Brandon, C. Carlson, B. Melquist, C. Svang, B. Smith, V. Kraft. Fourth row: S. Crandall. M. Cadieux. P. Larson. N. Nichols, J. Pishney, K. Norman. Third row: N. Hempstead. S. Gray, L. Sundin, N. Holmberg. S. Bestrom. A. Ohnstein. Second row: G Tollefson, K. Munson, J. Barette, B. Lawrence, S. Cook. G Cohen. First row: J. Vollmer, F. Schachtele, N. Carnahan, B. Sparks, P. Swanson, S. Manthey. Our 1957-58 ski tram spent the entire season. from December I February 1. wishing lor snow. The tram, consisting of Steve Juul. John Kosma . Richard Craffland. Chuck Mrllin. Roper Darll, and coach. Mr. Wallin, had only two merit- thi year. They haw Marled polishing their ski? for next year. The sophomore council i made up of representative from each M.phnntorc advisory. Their main function is to assist in organizing the acli itie- of their cla s. The rla i represented by J. Mitchell. R. Gales. J. Kosma . I . Malen. and M. Ohallman (bark rou ) C. W ilner. I.. Corwin. S. He . . N. Justice f.lroni rou ) and i capably counseled by Mr Roger . Is this how it works? I resent that! Padiddle! The “Men o{ Note.' Sputnik, move over! I. C. Y. at Southwest. Historians visit Washington. D. C. Our rocket is caputnick. The dancer Valentine Just leaving shoes! Sweetheart Swing Joyce and Chet Queen Bette crowns Sno-King Lynn Casual couples The crowd Senior Elections SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. Hagcman and E. Kurtz, Sergeants-at-Arms. Front row: M. Dregni, Secretary; D. Kinan, Vice President; J. Bonneville. President; B. Beha, Treasurer. Senior Committee Heads Jim and Rick This year’s senior tribe had a wonderful lime picking their chief. Braves and squaws displayed much enthusiasm with their Indian cries of “Ugh! Ugh! Ungie!, and “Paddle your canoe to Bonne ville. ' When the votes were all counted, Jim Bonneville was the new chief who immediately began leading his tribe to happier hunting grounds. No wonder they bad to remodel the lunchroom 78 First row: M. Dregni, K. Norman. M. Benjamin. S. Brucr. J. Nicholson. Second row: B. Elo. P. Weaver. S. Sanders, J. Haviiand. L. Sundin. Third row: P. Lund, M. Patka. M. Smidfll, J. Brandon, H. Mikelson. Top Ten Honor Students John Katler I air,li torian William Ko ma I a rdirtorian Charles Marlin I air die torian Stephen Bard Salutatorian Jean Brandon Carol Cohen Benjamin I.if-on Nancy Carnahan Judith Guilford Louite Sundin A new system for designating top honor students has been initiated this year at Southwest. The upper five percent of the class is recognized as a group including the Valedictorians and Salutatorian. To qualify for Gold Braid upon graduation, a Southwest student must have maintained at least a 2.3 or B+ average. This year 35 seniors met this requirement. This group deserves special recognition at the close of their high school experience for the scholastic prowess and diligence in the pursuit of their studies which they have exhibited by this record. Senior Honor Roll First row: S. Man they, N. Carnahan. C Gustafson, L. Pelcrka. C. Cohen, C Pricvc. Second row: L. Sundin. J. Nicholson, K. Norman, K. Munson. J. Rozsa. A. Cerstein. J. Guilford. S. Preston. S. Bestrom. Third row: S. Sanders. C Svang, S. Kruse. B. Elo, J. Katter. J. Brandon. K. Ciere. M. Benjamin. C. Tollefson. Fourth row: P. Weaver. B. Lifson. D. Peterson. P. Chevalier. P. Marlin. S. Hanson. S. Bard. D. Hume, B. Kosma . ot pictured: S. Smith. M. Yablonski. 79 Around the World Foggy new ? in Eighty Days Cast Philias Fogg, Parke Weaver Passepartout, Steve Bcn� on Mrs. Murchinson, Louise Sundin Stuart, Bob Elo Flanagan, Dick Peterson Ralph, Noel Lutsey Jenny, Shirley Preston Gertie, Joan LaVoie Newsboy, Amie Gerstein Aouda, Mcnchu Barza Emily, Dorothy Loofbourow Mr. Fix, Bill Kosmas Director, Mrs. Elinor Boylan Student Director, Carol Cohen Prompters, Nancy Carnahan, Pam Myra Fix, Suellen Kruse Ann, Judy Guilford Nora, Sherry Bestrom Judge Obadiah, Burton Myers Blackstone, Bob Elo Framji, Jim Haviland Bose, Shel Jacobson Angela Brown, Karen Norman Sally Norris, Claudia Carlson Bertha Brown, Sharon Sanders Col. Proctor, Bob F. Olson Indian, Jim Newkirk This year’s senior class undertook the ostensibly monumental task of producing the play, “Around the World in 80 Days.” Work began shortly after the start of school acclimating the cast to the presence of nonexistent elephants, and a horde of mild-mannered would-be savages clad in bed sheets. After the first few weeks, it seemed that progress was being made as even the student director began to vociferate with a decided brogue, characteristic of the “King’s English.” The ensuing weeks also proved highly profitable for a small group who congregated between scenes to play “whist.” On December 5 and 6, the new result of 2 months of activity was viewed by a capacity crowd who acclaimed the final production one of the finest presented by Southwest students. Class Play Candids “Aouda, my own! While we’ve been standing here, a whole day has “Anything you say may be used against you.” passed.” He made it!” Hall of Fame MOST WITHERING SNEER Sharon Sander and Bill Kosmas CUTEST COUPLE Mary Jo Smidell and Jim Haviland MOST MISCHIEVOUS Bcnay Widiund and Bruce Thomas 82 MOST TALENTED “Good grief! Jan Hageman and Bob Carls CONSTANTLY CHATTERING Judie Bcaubaire and Arnold Gerxlein NONCONFORMISTS Put Hartse and Ben Lif� on Hall of Fame BEST DANCERS Carol Engleman and Bob Burt MOST CASUAL Mary Jane Patka and Dick Einan BEST BUILDS Bette Lawrence and Jim Newkirk ALWAYS ALIBIING Barb Linoff and Dave Raich BIGGEST FLIRTS Sally Bruer and Jim Hart STURDY AND SPARKLE Joelle Cleary and Jim Keeler 83 Hall of Fame PRETTIEST EYES Barb Mclquist and Chet Cory SHARPEST DRESSERS Joan Barrette and Murry Valenc r American Field Service To overlook the value of the American Abroad Program would be a grave mistake. Under this program, our high school students are offered an opportunity to travel abroad and to live with an adopted family for approximately six weeks. This year, three Southwest students were privileged to participate in this program. Dorothy Loofbourow spent the summer in Germany, while Bill Kosrnas and Jack Sandberg visited Greece. Girls’ State Margie Benjamin spent one week with 135 other girls from the state “living government. The girls were divided into three parties, through which district, city, and state officers were elect ed. Margie held the office of City Treasurer. Boys’ State Bob Elo and Tom Hess lived on the U. of M. Farm Campus for a week. The boys were divided into par ties and had their hot campaigns and elections. Bob was elected Municipal Court Judge. He resigned to run for County attorney, but was defeated. American Field Service In retrospect, our community plays host to students from abroad for the duration of the school year during which time they live with a family in the school district. Southwest was privileged to have, as members of the student body. Carmen “Menchu” Bnraza from Spain, and “Charley Bungo Ito from Japan. The activities of the Service do indeed exemplify its motto—“Walk together, talk together. 0 ye peoples of the earth. Then, and only then, shall ye have peace.” 85 Senior Memories Do you remember- When we, as timid freshmen, looked up to the snobbish sophomores . . . getting lost in the then “huge” building . . . meeting the faculty . . . the first encounter with a plate lunch . . . going to State competition in hockey . . . the succession of teachers in Miss Holmberg’s Algebra class . . . first year Latin ... the first Homecoming and coronation of Queen Mama Williamson ... the mixed emotions when the Choir membership list was posted . . . re-writing Ivanhoe for Holliday ... the end of the year as the underclassmen moved up a notch and a few rows in the auditorium . . . looking down on the timid freshmen as snobbish sophomores . . . dissecting frogs, worms, and grasshoppers in Biology . . . the screams of delight as missing components turned up at lunch . . . English with McDonough and the jazz sessions that were sometimes included . . . Geometry with Strand and Rudy’s “Awwwwright!” . . . Charlie Wohlford’s grim admonitions to the careless . . . Adam’s short assignments; the Christmas assignment ... the first Choir trip; being beaten in poker by Dahle; the thrill of carrying risers while half asleep ... the History trip to Washington, D. C. . . . the senior boys vs. men teachers volleyball game for the Red Cross . . . Mr. Haaheim’s tight tights . . . the Junior High addition in full swing; getting lost all over again . . . typing with Severena's smile ... the Junior Class auditorium . . . Physics and Mr. Pearson’s chalk talks . . . the Physics projects and the working models that didn't work ... the choir trip and the NO-DOZ craze; Chevalier’s snore . . . the Forest Lake game . . . “Us and Washburn” . . . Day-oo! . . . Sno-Day ... the J.S., successful as always ... the opening of Mac’s Pizza ... the squirt gun craze . . . Engdahl’s jokes (which led to I.H.E. Club and chronic indigestion) . . . College Day . . . Homecoming; the coronation of Karin Sonderegger . . . Algebra with A1 (it's something like dinner with Drac) . . . College Aptitude Tests . . . Incoming the heads of the school (HA!) ... the senior parties . . . Homecoming and the coronation of Queen Bette Lawrence ... the Class Play rehearsals ... the party at Louise’s . . . Meeting H Y M A N K A P L A N . . . senior elections with Jim taking the wheel . . . English with Willie, Welch, and E.B.B. . . . the parties at Patka's and Bruer’s ... the day Jim Keeler fell asleep in Willie’s during the reading of the “White Cliffs of Dover” . . . making THAT smell in chem and discovering the formula and molecular weight for bathtub ring ... the day(s) the Phantom struck and the missing pencil shaving drawers ... the Saturday sessions at Suellen’s to grind this thing out . . . the Choir singing for Leland Sateren . . . the day the Sim’s studio went up in smoke ... the basketball team's moral victory . . . Sno-Day . . . Mr. William’s jokes(?) . . . Beha’s jokes ... the senior class auditorium . . . the Senior Banquet... Commencement... -Fun, wasn’t it? In Memoriam • • • Jack Sandberg Aesop once said, “Beware of grasping at the shadows for fear of losing the substance. It is natural when the unexplainable occurs to “Grasp at the shadows the secondary effects of the act itself—in an attempt to explain that which we do not understand. The loss of a friend occasions such a reaction as we who knew Jack can well remember. In shadows we can only find flickering images of life itself. We find an insight into the substance of life in the poem. “To an Athlete Dying Young” by A. E. Housman. Smart lad. to slip betimes away from fields where glory does not stay. And early though the laurel grows It withers quicker than the rose. Now you will not swell the rout Of lads that wore their honors out. Runners whom renown outran And the name died before the man. Jack was a friend to all who knew him and a leader by example of character His character and the spiritual laurels which he won in the minds of his friend are now preserved in the memories which his acts occasioned. 87 DAVID ANDERSON “Dave” “Do unto others before others do unto, you. Secret Ambition: “To learn to play a polka. Activities: Band. Swing Band. Future Plans: University of Minnesota MARJORIE ANDERSON “Margie” “She puts her worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Secret Ambition: “To lead a ‘noble life. Activities: Silver Tri-Cabinet; Blue Tri-Secretary; Freshman Choir; Choral Club; Choir; Debate Club; Senior Club; Homecoming Committee Head; Senior Budget Committee; Latin Club; Pep Club; JS Committee Chairman. Future Plans: University of Minnesota JOHN ARNE uBoots” “He stoops to conquer.“ Secret Ambition: “To throw the discus 200 fret and go to the Olympics.” Activities: Band: VAC: Football; Basketball; Track; Hall Guard; Hi-Y. Future Plans: College MARIA CARMEN BARAZA Menchu” “If la kinft is an art. she is an artist.” Secret Ambition: “To come back here somehow, walking or swimming. Activities: Class play; (, uern Candidate; Senior Club; Student Council; Spanish Club; AFS Student. Future Plans: To travel, to work, and to leant more languages. 11 1 1 II BARI) “Sieve” “When you can, use discretion: when you cant, use a club.” Secret Ambition: “To ask Mr. Halley an intelligent question. Activities: Debate; Sophomore Council; Student Council; Salu-tatorian; Annual; Latin Club; Homecoming; Senior Budget Committee; Winter Frolics-Publicity Chairman. Future Plans: College (Harvard, I hope) JOAN BARETTE “Joannie” “She tries to stand on two boats at once. Secret Ambition: “Sleep until noon. Activities: Freshman Choir; Pep Club; Senior Gub; Homecoming; GAA; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Banquet Committee; French Club; JS Committee. Future Plans: Work BRIAN BARRY “B. B” I’m an old stage hand. Secret Ambition: That is a secret. Activities: Hi-Y President; All-School Hi-Y Chaplain; Rrd Cross; Football. Baseball Manager; Stage Crew; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: College. Armed Services JUDITH BEAUBAIRE Judie “A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Secret Ambition: To have the right ingredient to be a ‘cook'. Aclitilies: Freshman Choir; Choral Club; GAA; Pep Club; Silver-Tri: Red Cross; Blue-Tri; Senior Club; Senior Banquet Committee; Spanish Club; Drama Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota WILLIAM BEHA “Biir “The joker of the deck. Secret Ambition: Play basketball for the Harlem Globetrotter . Activities: Basketball Captain; Baseball; Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council; Hall Guard; Ethics Committee; S Club; Homecoming; Commencement Committee; Athletic Council; Senior Council. Future Plans: University of Minnesota MARJORIE BENJAMIN “Margie” “Peppy, sweet, and very active, and we add, she’s most attractive.” Secret Ambition: “Be a Senior again! Activities: Student Council; Glee Club; GAA; Red Cross; Girls Golf Team; Latin Club; French Club; Homecoming Attendant; Girls' State; Silver and Blue Tri; Banquet Committee Head: Ubrary Helper. Future Plans: College STEPHEN BENSON “Steve” “Zete is zomezing more to zis zan tat.” Secret Ambition: “Give the world a whirl again! Activities: Badminton; Class Play; Winter Frolics; Philosophy Club. Future Plans: Foreign Service STEPHEN BERGSTROM “Steve “Either I’ll find a way, or m make one! Activities: Hi-Y; Baccalaureate; Winter Frolics. Future Plans: Macalester College HARRIET BERMAN “Never posing or pretending!” Secret Ambition: “To have dinner with Drac! Activities: Silver Tri; GAA; Blue Tri; Spanish Gub; Senior Club; Ski Club; Pep Club; Banquet. Future Plans: University of Minnesota DAVID BILLINGS “Dave “I’m here, even if I don’t tell everyone!” Secret Ambition: “To own Dairy Queens in the West.” Future Plans: University of Minnesota or Junior college at Colerine v SHARON BESTROM “Sherry “The power of gentleness will conquer.” Secret Ambition: To sail down the Rhine with both eyes open. Activities: Freshman Gioir; GAA; Drama Club; French Club; Nurse’s Helper; Class Play; Honor Roll; Annual I-oyout Editor; Commencement Committee; Senior Club; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: College JOHN BILLINGSLEY “His high school days will never compare with his high school nights.” Secret Ambition: Own a convertible. Activities: Hi-Y; Football; Choir; “S” Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota TIMOTHY BLADE “Tim, Baldy “He knows more than he says!” Secret Ambition: “Go to Europe. Activities: Philosophy Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota ROBERT BLOOD “Bob “He goes along on his Mary way!” Secret Ambition: “To have big brown eyes. Activities: Hi-Y; Basketball; Baseball; JA; Baccalaureate; Homecoming; Stage Crew. Future Plans: Attend college 89 ROBERT BLUME “Bob” A man among men among women. Secret Ambition: “Become a successful playboy. Activities: Track Captain; Cross-Country Co-Captain; Student Council; Class Play Committee Chairman; Ethics Committee; Commencement Committee; “S Club; Athletic Council; Hi-Y. Future Plans: College CAROL BONGAARTS “Hidden qualities are there to shine through. Secret Ambition: “To see the world. Activities: Freshman Choir; GAA; Girls' Clubs; Librarian Helper; Office Helper; Class Play-Costume Committee. Future Plans: Nursing JAMES BONNEVILLE “Jim” “An army of a thousand is easy to find, but, ah, how hard to find a general.” Activities: Student Council; Sigma-Phi Hi-Y President; All-School Hi-Y Officer; Football Co-Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Senior Class President; Finance Committee; Ethics Committee. Future Plans: University of Minnesota RICHARD BORSETH “Dick” “The difference between a mountain and a molehill is a pinch of dirt.” Secret Ambition: “To get the be«t of Willie. Activities: Hi-Y: Hall Guard; Track. Future Plans: University of Minnesota JEAN BRANDON “It’s safer to think what we say, than say uhat we think. Secret Ambition: “Bide a motorcycle down Hennepin Avenue. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club; Drama Club; Pep Club; Freshman Choir; Choral Club; Choir; Senior Announcement Committee Chairman; Class Play; Girls' Clubs; Red Cross; Honor Roll Top Ten; Junior Achievement; GAA. Future Plans: College of William and Mary GERALD BRANHAM “Jerry” “ Vhat, me worry? Secret Ambition: “Be the first to go to the moon and prove it' made of cheese. Activities: Skiing. Future Plans: University of Minnesota ELIZABETH BROOKS “Libby” She really hurries, but she never starts on time Secret ambition: “Catch a football. Activities: GAA; Pep Club; French Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Senior Club; Baccalaureate; Freshman Choir; Dance Decorations Committee. Future Plans: University of Minnesota and marriage SALLY ANN BRUER “Sar “Pert, pretty, and promising.” Secret Ambition: “To be one of ‘HartV desire. Activities: Youth Conference; French Club; Silver Tri President; Blue Tri; Band; Choral Club; Choir; Senior Club; Dance Committee Chairman; Homecoming Committee Head; Co-Qiair-man Senior Social Committee: Cheerleader Co-Captain; GAA; Pep Club; Student Council; Junior Auditorium Co-Chairman; Class Play; Sophomore Council. Future Plans: Iowa State—Home Economics ROBERT Bl’RT “Hob” “He's aluays in the groove, but never in a rut Secret Ambition: “To drive golf halls through Dayton's windows. Activities: Track: Baseball; Basketball; Hi-Y: Red Cross; Stu-9Q dent Council. Future Plans: University of Minnesota ' P' sv . MICHAEL BUSYN “Mike “The football field isn’t the only place you need a good line.” Secret Ambition: “Play pro hockey on television Saturday with Hoy. Activities: Football; Baseball; Hockey; Student Council; “S Club. Future Plans: College. MARGARET CADIEUX “Margo “It's nice to be natural when one’s naturally nice.” Secret Ambition: ‘Travel around the world. Activities: CAA; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Choir; Homecoming Committee Chairman; Senior Club; Student Council; French Gub; Cap and Gown; Drama Gub; Junior Achievement; Pep Club; Youth Conference; Arrow Staff Art Editor; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: University of Minnesota— Elementary Education ROBERT CARLS “Bob Harry James, mote over” Secret Ambition: “Be a second Satchmo.” Activities: Sophomore Football; Track; Goss-Country; Band Secretary; Orchestra; Swing Band; Hi-Y; Winter Frolics. Future Plans: Attend college and major in music CLAUDIA CARLSON “Claude “True tvorth needs no definition” Secret Ambition: “Go deep sea diving in the .Mediterranean. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club Secretary and Treasurer; Freshman Choir; Choir; GAA; Drama Gub; Class Play; Senior Gub; Banquet Committee. Future Plans: University of Minnesota NANCY CARNAHAN “Nance She seems to be quiet, but she's really a riot.” Secret Ambition: “Go water skiing in Switzerland.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Latin Club; Pep Gub Secretary; Choir Section Leader; GAA; Drama Club; Senior Gub; Gass Play; Homecoming Committee; Banquet Committee; Freshman Choir; Red Cross; Winter Frolics; Honor Roll Top Ten; Anow; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: University of Minnesota PETER CHEVALIER “Pete Tm not arguing with you. I’m telling you” Secret Ambition: “To become a doctor of medicine. Activities: Freshman Choir; Baseball; Track; Choir Treasurer; Student Council; Memorial Committee; Class Play; Honor Roll. Future Plans: University of Minnesota JOELLE CLEARY “Jolly “Her smile makes the day worthwhile.” Secret Ambition: “To get my W.l.F.E. degree. Activities: Swimming; French Gub; Student Council; Choral Gub; Freshman Choir; Senior Club; Pep Club; GAA; JS Committee; Banquet Committee; Winter Frolics; Homecoming Committee. Future Plans: College RHODA CLUFF “Dede ”Handy with ‘Andy’.” Secret Ambition: To go sailing on the Mediterranean and break the bank at Monte Carlo.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Student Council; French Gub; Drama Club; Senior Gub; Class Play; Announcement Committee; GAA. Future Plans: University of Minnesota CAROL COHEN mlt’s better to wear out than to rust out.” Secret Ambition: “To take a trip around the world in more than 80 days. Activities: GAA; French Club; Drama Gub; Senior Gub; Banquet Committee; Annual Photography Editor; Freshman Choir; Choir; Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms; Homemaker of Tomorrow; Class 91 Play Student Director; Honor Roll Top Ten; Quill and Scroll. SUSAN COOK “Suzie uWe may live mi hunt poetry, music, and art, bul nol without cooks.” Secret Ambition: Hiiimmmrninmm! Activities: Silvrr ami Blue Tri; Camera Club; Drama Club; Senior Club; Senior Records Committee; French Club; Latin Club; Library Helper. Future Flans: Macalr� ter ROBERT COOPER Sometimes I study, bluff, or guess, but most of the time. I merely rest!” Secret Ambition: “300 game in bowling. Future Flans: Go into the Navy and then college CHESTER COREY “Cher “The eyes have it!” Secret Ambition: Paint the most famous picture, write the most famous book, and marry the most famous woman! Activities: Spanish Club; Football. Future Flans: Work and small college CAROL COSCIO “Coz” “She doesn’t give an echo a fair chance.” Secret Ambition: “To have a Tony (home permanent). Activities: Red Cross; Silver and Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Choir; Class Play; GAA; Senior Club; Baccalaureate. Future Flans: University of Minnesota. SALLY CRANDALL “Pixie “ breathed a song into the air ” Secret Ambition: “To chicken with a Rooster. Activities: Sil er and Blue Tri; French Club; Choir; Class Play; Senior Club; Announcements Committee; Pep Club; GAA; Arrow Staff. Future Flans: College CRAIG CRANSTON “Blot -Not merely a chip, he’s the old block itself.” Secret Ambition: “To letter in tiddlywinks. Activities: Hi-Y; Freshman Council; Freshman Choir; Red Cross; Sophomore Basketball; Annual Staff; Cap and Gown; Football; Hockey; Baseball; “S Club; Student Council; Lunchroom Com-initte. Future Flans: College BRIAN CRAVENS “A modest guy who does a modest amount of work.” Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. Activities: Hi-Y. Future Plans: Trade School GERALD CRIMMINS “The Baronft “Art is long and time is fleeting.” Secret Ambition: “To be a bum. Activities: Commencement Committee; Football; Track; Class Play; Hi-Y. 92 Future Plans: The service, and art school ROBERT CROONQUIST “Bob “Why hurry? Thert's lots of lime! Secret .Ambition: “Invent a perpetual motion machine.” Activities: Coif Team; Budget Committee; Track; Cross Country; Basketball. Future Plans: College, Gustavus JEFFERY CURRIER “Jeff' He burns the midnight oil, but usually gasoline. Secret Ambition: “To break the sound barrier in my Ford.” Actiiities: Hi-Y; Junior Council; Hall Guard; Track; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: University of Minnesota THOMAS DAVISON “Tom “He has a problem for every solution.” Secret Ambition: “To retire after graduation. Activities: Senior Class Auditorium; Christmas Pageant. Future Plans: College KAREN DICKINSON “Kac “Optimism is worry on a spree!” Secret Ambition: “For Suzie and me to be world authorities like someone we know. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; CAA; Drama Club; French Club; Senior Club; Class Play; Freshman Choir; Baccalaureate; Office Helper. Future Plans: Minneapolis School of Art LAWRENCE DOBBINS “Put your best fist forward. Actiiities: Hi-Y. Future Plans: Navy, then college “Larry MARJORIE DREGNI “A miss that's a hit.” Margie Secret Ambition: Have the fun of being a senior all over again! Activities: GAA; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Senior Club; Senior Class Secretary; Red Cross; French Club; Homecoming Commit ter Chairman; Records and Secretarial Committee Chairman. Future Plans: University of Minnesota MARLENE DREW “Marcie “An exalted greeting and a winning smile.” Secret Ambition: To be one of the 10 most eligible old maid with Barb. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri: GAA: Ski Club; Senior Club; Red Cro s; Pep Club; Drama Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota ROCHELLE DUZAN “Rocky “IThat would she do without her gum?” Secret Ambition: “To go back to Venice and pick up—where I left off. Actiiities: Freshman Choir; GAA; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; French Club; Office Helper; Arrow Staff. 93 Future Plans: University of Minnesota VIRGINIA DWYER “Ginn ’ 7 wish they’d be quiet, I want to talk. Secret Ambition: Get Swedish ‘Mugs’.” Activities: GAA; Freshman Choir; French Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Junior dub; Banquet Committee; Pep dub; Arrow Staff. Future Plans: Minnesota School of Business RICHARD EINAN “DickT “You can tell the kind of wheels in his head by the uspokes' that come out of his mouth Secret Ambition: “To get a haircut like Buddy’s.” Activities: “S” Club; Basketball; Baseball; Senior Class Vice President; Student Council Treasurer; Homecoming Escort; Cap and Gown Committee; Senior Council; Arrow Staff-Sports Editor. Future Plans: University of Minnesota and service JAMES ELLIOT “Jim” “Men of few words are the best men Secret Ambition: “Own a Dusenberg. Stutze, Rolls-Royce, Pierce-Arrow and every other classic I can get my hands on. Activities: School Work. Future Plans: Tri-State College ROBERT ELO “Bob” “He lets the light shine without turning the spot on himself.” Activities: All-School Hi-Y President and Chaplain; Hi-Y dub President, Vice President, and Chaplain; Homecoming Publicity Committee Chairman; Senior Memorial Committee Chairman; Boys' State; Athletic Ticket Manager; Homecoming Escort; Student Council Vice President; Youth Conference Chairman; Class Play; Hall Guard; Honor Roll; Arrow Staff. CAROL ENGELMAN 7 chatter as I go on forever.” Secret Ambition: “To be seven feet tall and be able to tromp on people. Activities: GAA; Red Cross; Choir; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Freshman Choir; Senior Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota RICHARD ENGESE “Dick” “He made new friends as people knew him better. Secret Ambition: “Sports. Activities: Football. Future Plans: Air Force JOANNE EWERT “It’s a pleasure to know her Secret Ambition: “Ride a camel. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Senior dub; Office Worker; GAA; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: Work and airline school BRUCE FOSTER “Why work when you can have fun.” Secret Ambition: “Be an executive chef at the Waldorf Astoria. Activities: Football; Baseball; Hall Guard; Student Council. Future Plans: College and service; Millionaire GRETCHEN FOSTER “Small things are the spice of life. Secret Ambition: “Ride horseback to California.” Anilities: Student Council; Illuc Tri; Silver Tri; Class Play; Sophomore Club. Future Flans: College JANICE FRANK “1 he only nay to preient people from knowing it. is not to do it. Secret Ambition: “To be four feel tail so I can look up ui Carol when she is seven feet tall.” Anilities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; CAA; Senior Club; Lunchroom; Baccalaureate; Freshman Choir. Future Flans: College, preferably in California ARNOLD GERSTEIN “Arnie “He can start his voice, go away, and leave it talking. Secret Ambition: “To try to understand or comprehend the thinking and intentions of the Arabs.” Activities: Drama Club; Band; Spanish Club; Philosophy Club; Tennis; Honor Roll; Arrow Staff. Future Flans: Spend a year in Israel and University of Minnesota KAREN GIERK “(There the mind inclines, the feet lead” Secret Ambition: To join the British Merchant Marines. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Freshman Choir; French Club; Senior Announcements Committee; Choir; Honor Roll. Future Flans: Nursing at the University of Minnesota MICHAEL GOLDMAN “Mickey He says he's no rover, but he looks all the girls over—Woof. Set ret Ambition: “To build a Model A.” Activities: Hal! Guard; Band. Future Flans: University of Minnesota SUSAN CRAY “Sue” “Happiness is not a destination, but a manner of traieling. Secret Ambition: “Go to Europe with a clod and meet Mary Jo and Jan there.” Activities: Swimming; Badminton; Commencement Committee; Choir: Sophomore and Junior Council; Drama Club; Class Play: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Senior Club: Fre-hman Choir; Choral Club; Pep Club. Future Flans: College and marriage. JUDITH GUILFORD “Here's a charming lass who's a shining star in every class. Secret Ambition: “Go jiffyline fishing in the St. Lawrence.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; CAA; French Club; Freshman Choir; Swimming: Badminton; Tennis; Annual Staff-Art Editor; Class Play; Honor Roll Top Ten: Quill and Scroll. Future Flans: University of Minnesota KAY GUNDERSON “Her charms are concealed by modesty. Secret Ambition: To water «ki aero the ocean. Anilities: Silver Tri: Blue Tri; CJmrul Club. Future Flans: Attend a bu� iness school. 95 CHARLES GUSTAFSON “Chuck To worry is lolly, so let us be jolly. Secret Ambition: •‘Crow at least three more inches. Activities: Beta Hi-Y; Homecoming Slogan Committee; Baseball; Banquet Committee; Freshman Choir; “S Club; Hall Cuard; Honor Roll. Future Plans: Engineering at the University of Minnesota JANET HAGEMAN “Jan Who says Pm wishy-washy? Secret Ambition: “To cycle through Europe with Jo. Activities: Silver Tri; Student Council; JS Committee Chairman; Homecoming Committee Chairman; Lunchroom Monitor; Blue Tri; Class Day; Senior Class Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms; Girls Badminton; Golf; Tennis; GAA; Freshman Choir; Youth Conference. Future Plans: Hamline University RUTH HANOLD “Ruthie There's a method in my madness. Secret Ambition: “Co to Europe with the ‘Clod and meet Mary Jo and Jan. Activities: GAA; Student Council; Drama Club;‘Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Commencement Committee; Choir; Button Committee; Sweetheart Swing Co-Chairman; Senior Class Flay Committee; Freshman Choir; Choral Club: Senior Club; Pep Club. STEPHEN HANSON “Steve All look up to him Secret Ambition: “Run one good race for Mr. Halley.” Activities: VAC; Choir: Annual Business Manager; “S Club; Cross-Country; Track; Honor Roll; Youth Conference: Student Council; Music Appreciation Club; Freshman Choir; Red Croes; Sno-Day; Memorial; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: Aeronautical engineering at University of Minnesota WARREN HANSON Silence is the one great art of conversation. Secret Ambition: “To own my own convertible. Activities: Basketball. PATRICIA HARTSE “PetT She has a mind of her oun with a mind to express it. Secret Ambition: “To l e old enough. Activities: Choral Club; Choir; Red Cross; Senior Club; Class Play. Makeup Committee. JAMES HAVILAND “Jim His thoughts are as fleet as his feet. Secret Ambition: “Take away Mr. Adam's sauerkraut! Activities: Homecoming Committee Head; Co-Chairman of JS Prom; Hi-Y; All-School Hi-Y Vice President; S” Club; Athletic Council; Junior and Senior Council; Co-Chairman of Class Day; Student Council; Ethics Council; Arrow Business Manager; Hall Guard; Golf Tram. Future Plans: University of Minnesota NANCY HEMPSTEAD “Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. Secret Ambition: “To get a good mark from Miss Williams. Activities: Silver and Blue Tri: Senior Club; Band; French Club. Future Plans: Nursing 96 JOAN HENES Pretty as a picture, with a frame to match. Secret Ambition: To have a sneak preview of my future husband. Activities: Banquet Committee; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; GAA; Ski Club; Class Play; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club; Library Helper; Senior Club. Future Plans: Custavus Adolphus CHARLENE HERSH “F unky” “Nothing treat was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Activities: French Club; Spanish Club; Blue Tri; Senior Club; Homecoming Committee; Banquet Committee; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: University of Minnesota THOMAS HESS ‘Tom” “Always in good spirits. Secret Ambition: “To think of a secret ambition. Activities: Sophomore Hockey; Hall Guard; Red Cross; Homecoming; Beta Hi-Y; Boys’ State; Latin Club; Youth Conference. Future Plans: College ALLEN HOFFMAN Why put off ‘til tomorrow what you can put off until the day after. Secret Ambition: “Become a rich bachelor. Activities: B” Squad Football; Study Hall Monitor. Future Plans: Navy. Carpentry JANET HOIUM “Jan 7 always take plenty of time because there's lots of it.” Secret Ambition: “To catch a millionaire. Activities: Senior Clubs; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Swimming Team; Library Monitor; Social Committee; GAA Freshman Choir; Choral Club. Future Plans: To see what the future hold in store for me. NANCY HOLMBERC “Nance Trifles make perfection and perfection is no trifle. Secret Ambition: See the world and write about it. Activities: GAA; Freshman Choir; Silver Tri; Camera Club; Blue Tri; Choral Club; Drama Club; French Club; Office Helper; Senior Club. Future Plans: College WILLIAM HOY “Biir “I came, I saw, I conquered. Secret Ambition: Play hockey on television with Busyn. Activities: Student Council; Football. Hockey Captain; Track; Hall Guard; Lunch Monitor; Ethics Committee; “S Club; Red Cross; Junior Council; Freshman Choir; Freshman Council. Future Plans: Play hockey. University of Minnesota RICHARD HOME “Dick Those most deserving of praise care least about it. Secret Ambition: To run track and play baseball at the same time. Actiiities: Baseball; Basketball; Cross-Country; Hi-Y Treasurer; Student Council; Athletic Council; Red Cross Representative; S Club; Youth Conference; No Acs; Honor Roll. 97 JEANNETTE HUTTNER Very quiet but not asleep, still voter runs deep. Secret Ambition: Gel an “A in Modern Problems. Actiiities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Sophomore Club. Future Plans: Nurses practice BUNCO ITO “Charley” “Language is no barrier, it's a means to an end Secret Ambition: “World trip. Activities: Volleyball Club; English Club; Student Council; Judo Club; AFS Student; Homecoming. Future Plans: University SHELDON JACOBSON “An expert at mixing work and fun. Secret Ambition: “Win at buckum.” Activities: Senior Class Play. Future Plans: College THOMAS JACOBSON That little boy look. Secret Ambition: “Get a job. Actitities: Red Cross; Homecoming; Social Committee; Track; Sophomore Hockey; Gass Play Tickets; Hall Guard. Future Plans: University of Minnesota “Sher ‘Tom” DANIEL JOHNSON “Dan” “Nothing is impossible. Secret Ambition: “Take a tramp steamer with J. Steve Benson to Europe and go to medical school in Hamburg. Germany.” Activities: Band President; Debate; Arrow Editorial Editor, Photographer; Camera Club; Philosophy Club; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: Pre-Med School—University of Minnesota LORENEJOHNSON Listen when she wants to talk. Secret Ambition: “To learn how long the flavor lasts. Activities: Blue Tri; Office Assistant; Senior Club; Sno-Day Committee. Future Plans: Elementary teacher JOHN KATTER Grades speak louder than words.” Secret Ambition: “To travel with a good quartet. Activities: Cross-Country Co-Captain; Track; VAC; Student Council; Athletic Board; “S Club; Athletic Locker Room Committee; Valedictorian. Future Plans: College. Ministry. ALBERT KAUFMAN “AT' “Footsteps in the sands of time, if they're big, you'll know they’re mine.” Secret Ambition: Take Bill Adam's job away. Activities: Football; Hall Guard; Homecoming Program; Member of Mayor’s Traffic Safety Council; Red Cross; Winter 9g Frolics. Future Plans: College in Arizona. Teaching bistory in Minnesota JAMES KEELER Jim T,m the one. Activities: Student Council; Junior Council; Football; Secretarial Committee. future Plans: University of Minnesota JOHN KEELER “I'm the other. Secret Ambition: To be an elephant driver on Hennepin Avenue.” Activities: Student Council; Sophomore Council; Football; Baseball; Track; Red Cross; Junior Council; Hall Guard. future Plans: University of Minnesota MICHAEL KENNEDY “He’s a quiet man but quite a man.” Secret Ambition: “To send a rocket to Pluto.” Activities: Ski Team; Arrow Staff; Philosophy Club. Future Plans: Chemistry major at the University of Minnesota BARBARA KLAWITTER “ ?ar ” Secret Ambition: “Figure out Mr. Straitton’s droodling.” Activities: Freshman Choir; Choir; Blue Tri; Senior Club. Future Plans: Work DAVID KNAPP uDnf “Breaking the test tube barrier. WILLIAM KOSMAS uBilT' Secret Ambition: “Try to stay in the library one whole hour without being thrown out . .. just once. Activities: Student Council; Tennis; “S Club; Choir Business Manager and President; Valedictorian; Debate; Homecoming Comm; Latin Club; Youth Conferences; Social Committee; Class Play; JS Comm. Homecoming Escort; Lunchroom Comm.; AFS to Greece. Future Plans: University ROGER KOSSILA “ITorry and I have not met. Secret Ambition; “Pass Miss Williams’ test with an “A.” Activities: Hall Guard. Future Plans: College VIRGINIA KRAFT “Jenny “Deftly she juggles her work and her play so that neither gets in the other's way. Secret Ambition: “To play a game of badminton without hitting Judy Guilford with the birdie.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Girls Clubs; Lunchroom Monitor; Tennis Team; Badminton Team; French Club; GAA; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: Work 99 “Sue SUELLEN KRUSE Nothing succeeds like looking successful. Secret Ambition: To go into Hiding. Activities: Silver Tri Caliinrt; Blur Tri, Vice President; Student Council; Drama Club; Annual Hditor; Baccalaureate Committee Chairman; Class Play; JS Publicity; Honor Boll. Future Plans: College and marriage EMMET KURTZ “Emo” In spite of all his glory, his helmet still fits. Secret Ambition: “Join the golf team. Activities: Football Captain; Basketball Team; Track; Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms; S Club; Hi-Y. Future Plans: Attend l.l.T. LORRAINE LAGESON “Quiet and nice. Secret Ambition: To travel around the world. Activities: Junior Club; Freshman Choir; Choral Club. Future Plans: Work and school BERT LAPPANN For whom the bell tolls. Secret Ambition: “Dodge the draft. Activities: Hi-Y; Jazz Club. Future Plans: Work for Uncle Sugar PAMELA LARSEN “ W “Since brevity is the soul of wit. I will be brief. Secret Ambition: “Write a book.” Activities: Girls’ Clubs; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Lunchroom Monitor; Arrow; Cap and Gown; Drama Club; Pep Club; GAA; Senior Class Play; Freshman Choir. LINDA LARSON Oh, to waltz with this strawberry blonde Secret Ambition: To be able to read back my shorthand notes. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; GAA; Pep Club; Freshman Choir; Office Help; Baccalaureate Committee. Future Plans: Marriage JUDITH LATSHAW Ujud I like to work, but I love to play. Secret Ambition: “To travel to Europe.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Senior Club; Baccalaureate Committee. Future Plans: Work for a few years and then get married JOAN LA V01E “Joanic A little stick of dynamite. Secret Ambition: “To grind a pencil in a pencil sharpener and then glue it back together. Activities: GAA; Sophomore Council: Blue Tri; Class Play; Office Helper; Senior Club; Banquet Committee; Drama Club; M Pep Club; Cheerleading Co-Captain; Red Cross Secretary; Fresh-man Choir. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE “Bette “Easy to look at but even easier to like. Secret Ambition: To grow a ponytail.” Anilities: Silver Tri Scmiiry; Blur Tri President; Annual; French Club; Camera Club; Drama Club; Student Council Cor. Secretary; Krd Cross Secretary; Senior Club Vice President; (Jap and Cown; Class Play; Homecoming Queen; Homecoming Gimmitter Chairman. Future Flans: University of Minnesota STEVEN LEA “Steve “The harder I try the gooder to be. the uorser I is!” Secret Ambition: Own a Corvette.” Activities: Hl-Y; Football. Future Flans: Gdlegr BEN LIFSON Ain't it a passer?” Secret Ambition: “To l e one of the great conversationalists of the age.” Anilities: Crow-Country; Swimming; Arrow; Homecoming; Class Day; Winter Frolics; Publicity Committee; Study Hall Nfonitor; Honor Roll Top Ten; Quill ami Scroll. Future Flans: Paris I Summer t. College BARBARA LINOFF “Barb “She's writing her alibiography.” Secret Ambition: To trap a certain Western ‘Wildcat’.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; GAA; Senior Cluh; Dance Committee; Publicity Committee; Class Play; Cap and Gown Committee; Homecoming Queen's Committee; Pep Club; Drama Gub; Freshman Choir. Future Flans: Attend University of Miami DOROTHY LOOFBOUROW “Dotty The best way to have friends is to be one.” Secret Ambition: To spend a year visiting my A.F.S. sisters in Germany and Spain.” Activities: Senior Club; Silver Tri Cabinet; Blue Tri Treasurer; Class Play; Choir; All-City Student Council Treasurer; Rep. to Slate Student Council Convention; Mayor’s Youth Conference Committee; Dance Committee Co-Chairman; Homecoming Committee; Homecoming Attendant; Student Council President; AFS Summer Student to Germany; Office Helper. Future Flans: College; Teaching primary grades RICHARD LUHM “Dick I can do anything but behave.” Secret Ambition: “To see that Carols never go out of style.” Activities: Stage Crew; Red Cross; Sno Day Committee; Freshman Choir; Class Play; Youth Conference; Lunchroom. Future Flans: Dun woody Trade College PET IK I I ND HPtUT Td hate women, but the Bible says lote thine enemy.” Secret Ambition: To find Einan a girl that isn’t going steady.” Activities: Homecoming Committee; Swimming; Ethics Committee; Student Council Officer; Winter Frolics; Sno King Candidate; Rep. to Stale Student Giuncil Convention; Homecoming Escort. Future Flans: College NOEL LUTSEY Don't give up the ship—let it sink.” Secret Ambition: Own my own s|� ort� car stable—Jaz . pianist.” Anilities: Senior Class Play; “B” Squad Football; Sno Day; Lunchroom; Freshman Choir; Librarian Helper. Future Plans: University of Minnesota 101 GARY MacKENZIE “Mac” His driving resembles a rehearsal for an accident. Secret Ambition: “To be a famous chemist. Activities: Red Cross; Football; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: Colorado College ROBERT MAESER Bob” Yes, I study—sometimes. Secret Ambition: “To own a big V-8. Activities: Band; Football; Hockey. Future Plans: Dunwoody, trade school, work. SUSAN MANTHEY “Sue” No problem in cutting the ice. Secret Ambition: “To do something I've never dared do. Activities: Choir; CAA; Blue Tri Cabinet; Silver Tri; Senior Club; Announcement and Robe Committees; Honor Roll; Senior Banquet; Winter Frolics; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Freshman Choir; Choral Gub; Drama Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota JOHN MARSH “.My only labor is to kill time. Secret Ambition: “To devise a way to Pass Mrs. Boyland’s tests. Activities: Red Cross; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: College CHARLES MARTIN PouT “I’ll bet if I studied I'd be smart. Secret Ambition: “To become Dr. C. P. Martin. Activities: Basketball; Spanish Club; “S Club; Valedictorian. Future Plans: Study medicine at St. Thomas. RONALD MATSON “Ronnie” “When trouble comes my way, I take another path. Secret Ambition: “To finish my car.” Activities: Hi-Y. Future Plans: College MARY McCUNE “(TAy worry when life is so short. Secret Ambition: “To attain my goal in life. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; CAA; Senior Club; Choral Club; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: Recreation major at teachers’ college or University of Minnesota NANCY McGEE The power of gentleness is irresistable. Secret Ambition: “To work as a secretary in a foreign country. Activities: CAA; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Senior Club; Office |02 Helper; Freshman Choir; Pep Club; Nurse's Helper. Future Plans: Work in an office. BARBARA MELQUIST “Barb” “She looks like a saint, but tee know she ain’t. Secret Ambition: “To double when Barb Williamson fixes up one of our senior boys with her pen pal. Activities: Senior Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Drama Club; Youth Conference; Senior Class Play; GAA; French Club; Social Committee; Publicity Committee. Future Plans: Attend the University of Minnesota. HELEN MIKKELSON “Plenty to do and plenty to say.” Secret Ambition: To intrude on Charlie Brown, and find out how he got those blue, blue eyes.” Activities: GAA; Red Cross; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Publicity Committee Chairman; Freshman Choir; Ski Club; Senior Club; Senior Class Play. Future Plans: College, see Europe again GRAY MILLER “Bucky” “To be positive is to be mistaken at the top of one's voice.” Secret Ambition: “To win a drag.” Activities: Choir; Hi-Y; Tennis; Baseball; Football; Class Play; French Club; Class Day. Future Plans: Carlcton or University of Minnesota BETTY MOORE “Good sense and good nature are never separated.” Secret Ambition: “To spend five minutes at home doing nothing.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Choir; Arrow; Drama Club; Senior Club I President; Homecoming Committee; Memorial Committee; Red Cross; GAA. Future Plans: Bethel College JUDITH MUNGER “Judy” “They can conquer who believe they can. Secret Ambition: “Roller skate through a big lake.” Activities: GAA; Senior Club; Class Play; Hall Guard; Office Helper; Sophomore Council; Social Committee; Class Play Committee. Future Plans: Work or school KAREN MUNSON “Seen but not heard.” Activities: Senior Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; GAA; Commencement Committee; Homecoming; Nurse’s Helper; Pep Club; Freshman Choir; Honor Roll. Future Plans: Medical Technology at the University of Minnesota BURTON MYERS “Burt” “Pancho” “Sedgewick” “A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Secret Ambition: “To just once sing a song on Key. Activities: Tennis Captain; Football; Red Cross; Student Council; Senior Class Play; Athletic Council; Band; Hall Guard; Banking; Drama Club President. Future Plans: University of Minnesota GARY NASH “Gizmo” “Keep moiing and the world moves with you. Follow me, boys!” Secret Ambition: “Live on a South Sea Island. Activities: Football; Hockey; “S” Club; Winter Frolics; Class Day. Future Plans: College 103 JAMES NEWKIRK Jim” “Newk” “You’ll never catch up to this bo Secret Ambition: “To be able Co mix wine, women, and sport?. Activities: “S Club; Football; Track; Class Flay; Winter Frolics. Future Plans: Service or college NANCY NICHOLS “She's everybody’s type. Secret Ambition: “He somewhere on time, just once. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross; Senior Club; Home-coming Committee Chairman; Social Committee; French Club; Drama Club; Camera Club; Class Flay; Winter Frolics; Student Council. Future Plans: Macalester JOAN NICHOLSON “Joanie” “Nothing’s as contagious as enthusiasm.” Secret Ambition: “To go away to STA. CY? Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Student Council; Senior Club; Cheerleading, Co-Captain; Homecoming Attendant; Social Committee Co-Chairman; Sophomore Council; Homecoming; Hall Guard; GAA; Pep Club; Youth Conference; Class Flay; Honor Roll. Future Plans: Ice Follies, University of Minnesota JOHN NORDLUND “When I once learn a thing, I remember it; the only trouble is with the once.” Secret Ambition: “Be the first passenger on a trip to the moon. Activities: Basketball Manager; Sophomore Council; Red Cross. Future Plans: University of Minnesota or U.S.A.F. Academy KAREN NORMAN Her very frowns are fairer for than the smiles of many others are.n Secret Ambition: “To coach the hockey tram. Activities: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; French Club; Drama Club; Choir; Banquet Committee Co-Chairman; Junior Council; Senior Council; Arrow; Quill and Scroll; Senior Club; Class Flay; Pep Club; Homecoming Queen Committee; Youth Conference Honor Roll. Future Plans: College—St. Olaf. CARL NYBERG “Ambition has no rest. Secret Ambition: “To pass one of Miss William’s tests with more than a “C. Activities: Basketball; Football; Baseball; Snow-Day; Social Committee. Future Plans: College ARLENE OHNSTEIN “Silence is as great an art as speech. Secret Ambition: “To go to Scotland. Activities: Red Cross: Senior Club; Pep Club; Class Day; Office Helper; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: Work ROBERT C. OLSON Bob” “It's been some time since books and I have met. Secret Ambition: “To play my tuba at the North Pole . |Q4 Activities: Band; Hi-Y. Future Plans: College or service. ROBERT F. OLSON “Bob uWhy study? The more we study, the more ignorance we discover. Secret Ambition: Retire at thr ago of 26 and become a wealthy beachcomber. Activities; VAC; Class Play; Class Day Com.; Publicity Com.: Ski Team; Ski Club. Future Flans: University of Minnesota MARY JANE PATKA “Life is not a spectacle or a feast; it is a predicament.” Secret Ambition: To catch a ‘Bob Cat. Activities: Freshman Choir; Choir; Senior Club; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; GAA; Homecoming; Youth Conference; Cap and Gown Co-Chairman: Pep Club. Future Flans: University of Minnesota ELIZABETH PEARSON “True art lies in concealing art.” Secret Ambition: “Take all of the straight pins out of the auditorium curtain. Activities: Freshman Choir: Freshman Club; GAA; Homecoming Com.; Class Play; Class Day Com.; Sno-Day Com. Future Flans: Art teacher. GLEN PEARSON “Sleepy time boy.” Secret Ambition: “To play poker in Reno or become a nephew to Uncle Bob.” Activities: Freshman Choir; Tennis; Red Cross; Office Helper. Future Flans: Go active in Navy; Business school SUSAN PERLMAN “Sue “Find her up and away she goes. Secret Ambition: To have many more ‘magic moments’. Activities: Silver Tri; Freshman Choir; French Club; Red Cross; Student Council; Senior Club; Finance Committee; Gass Play; Drama Club; Youth Conference; GAA; Blue Tri Cabinet; Homecoming Com.; Winter Frolics. Future Plans: University of Minnesota LOIS PETERKA “Loie “Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves.” Secret Ambition: To go rollerskating in St. Slarks Square. Activities: GAA; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Arrow Staff; Honor Roll; Quill and Scroll. Future Flans: College RICHARD PETERSON “Dick “A statesman is a successful politician who is dead.” Secret Ambition: “Who knows? Activities: Spanish Club; French Gub; Drama Club; Tennis Team; Debate: Student Council; “S Gub; Freshman Choir; Annual; Youth Conference: Honor Roll; Philosophy Club; Gass Play. Future Plans: College RUTH PHILLIPS “Ruthie “It's better to be small and shine, than to be big and cast a shadow.” Secret Ambition: To be the first nurse on the satellite to the moon.” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Freshman Choir; Choir; Sophomore Gub; Choral Club. Future Flans: Nursing 105 JOYCE PISHNEY “Better to be too credulous than too skeptical. Secret Ambition: “To take a trip to Europe (Norway). Activities: Freshman Choir; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Senior Club; Pep Club; Junior Council; Banquet Committee; Youth Conference. Future Plans: University of Minnesota SHIRLEY PRESTON “Shirr “She uould stop St. Peter s roll call to ask a question. Secret Ambition: “To develop a new theorem based on “minus one-half the square root of zero’. Activities: Student Council; Freshman Choir; Silver Tri; GAA; Latin Club; Blue Tri; Youth Conference; Class Play; Annual; Honor Roll; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: University of Minnesota—Secondary education CHARLENE PRIEVE “Char” “Success is not measured by inches. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; ICC; Senior Club; French Club, President; Choir, Secretary; Band; GAA; Student Council; Drama Club: Homecoming Committee Chairman; Cap and Gown Committee; Nurse’s Assistant. Future Plans: College DAVID RAICH “Dave “The life of his class and the death of his teachers. Secret Ambition: “Trip to Austin. Activities: Red Cross; Hockey; Football; Social Committee; Hall Guard; Student Run Study. Future Plans: University of Minnesota, work HOWARD RE1NKE “Howie, “Skip” “Why study when bluffing is so easy? Secret Ambition: “A big bank hiest.” Activities: Baseball; Football; Red Cross; Stagecrew; Freshman Choir. Future Plans: Navy and college JUDITH ROZSA “Judy” Good words are like a string of pearls. Secret Ambition: “To catch a falling star.” Activities: Freshman Choir; Silver Tri; GAA; Blue Tri; Banquet Committee; Choir; Arrow Editor; Honor Roll; Latin Club; Senior Club; Dance Committee; Quill and Scroll; Class • Play Committee. Future Plans: Iowa State—home economics SHARON SANDERS “Sherrie” IFho spiked her furmity? Secret Ambition: “Have an informal conference with a certain Russian. Activities: Silver Tri; Freshman Gioir; Freshman Council; GAA; Latin Gub; Ski Club; French Club Cabinet; Choir; Drama Club. Secretary; Homecoming; Arrow; Quill and Scroll; Senior Club; Youth Conference; Senior Council; Commencement Co-Chairman; Honor Roll. Future Plans: College FRANCES SCHACHTELE “Fran” She who turns to look a second lime will lose nothing. Secret Ambition: “Have a ponytail—someday??” Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; GAA; French Gub; Freshman Choir; Senior Club; Homecoming; Office Worker. Future Plans: College JUDITH SCHIMMING “Judy” “Some fteople are so fond of ill luck, they run half way to meet it. Secret Ambition: “Be a success at work.” Activities: Junior Club; Blue Tri. Future Plans: University of Minnesota THOMAS SHANAHAN ‘Tom” “Men who hurry from dawn to sunset do not lire long. Secret Ambition: “Design the first space station.” Activities: Swimming; Hi-Y; Social Committee. Future Plans: Work and school. PAUL SHEEHAN “The detil may care, but Sheehan doesn't.” Secret Ambition: “To drive the getaway car. Activities: Student Council; Football; Swimming Captain. Future Plans: College, work MARY JO SMIDELL “Joey” “Her popularity is as high as the notes she sings. Secret Ambition: “Cycle through Europe with Jan. Activities: French Club; Choir; Girls’ Swimming; Girls’ Golf; GAA Vice President; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Cap and Cown Co-Chairman; Sophomore Council; Arrow; Quill and Scroll. Future Plans: Home economics education at University of Minnesota ELIZABETH SMITH Betsy” “An opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day. Secret Ambition: “To catch that certain one.” Activities: Arrow; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; French Club; Senior Club; Freshman Choir; Library Helper; Class Play. Future Plans: College KATHLEEN SMITH “Kathy” “The world's no better if you worry; life's no longer if you hurry. Secret Ambition: “To be a heffelump hunter. Activities: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; GAA; Choir; Gass Play; French Club; Senior Gub. Future Plans: College, travel SALLY SMITH “Sa ” Varied interests make you very interesting. Secret Ambition: “To squelch Bill Kosmas (just once). Activities: Arrow Editor-in-Chief; Choir; Senior Club; Drama Club; Freshman Choir; Memorial Committee; Gass Play Committee; Youth Conference; Honor Roll; GAA; Quill and Scroll; Latin Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota STEPHEN SMITH “Steve” “Quiet, but not idle. Secret Ambition: “Get Hyman Kaplan in the waves.” Actiiities: Band; Student Council; Pep Band; Golf. Future Plans: College (business) BARBARA SPARKS “Barb” “Mot all of the rare gems have been discovered.’’ Secret Ambition: “To stay out of trouble and to come home at a decent hour. Actiiities: Senior Gub; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Winter Frolics; Lunchroom Monitor; Freshman Choir; Pep Gub; Memorial Committee; GAA. Future Plans: Home economics at University of Minnesota JUDITH STANSFIELD “Judy” “I’m glad quantity doesn’t count; I'd be out of luck. Secret Ambition: “Go to the moon with Jeff. Activities: Senior Gub; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Girls’ Coif; Red Cross; Homecoming Committee. Future Plans: Women’s Air Force 107 i DORIS STOLLE Done I am groping for the keys of heavenly harmonies. Secret Ambition: “Become a beautician and give Charlie llo a permanent wave before he goes hack to Japan. ' Activities: Freshman Club; Freshman Choir; President of Senior Choir; President of Senior Club: $pani-h Club. Future Flans: School and work JERRY STICKI All things come to those uho unit. well, it beats hurrying, at any rate.' Secret Ambition: “To study some law. Activities: Student Council; Spani-h Club; Hall Guard; Baseball. Future Flans: Go to college, then into real estate LOUISE SUNDIN Lou Busy as a cat with tuo mice! Secret Ambition: To ride with someone else for a change! Activities: Girls’ Club: Silver and Blue Tri; Drama Club; Honor Roll. Top Ten; GAA; Homecoming; Sno-Day Chairman; Class Day Chairman: W inter Frolic ; Choir; Cla-s Play. Future Flans: College. University of Minnesota CAROLINE SVANG The girl with the high blush pressure! Secret Ambition: If I knew, j'd tell you.” Activities: Blue Tri; Senior Club; Tennis Team; Library Helper; Freshman Choir; Sno-Day; Senior Class Play: Spani-h Club; Honor Roll. Future Flans: University of Minnesota PHYLISS SWANSON “Fir Mrs. Smiilell, Mrs. S mid ell. They went that way! Secret Ambition: To be sufficiently sophonsofird! Activities: Silver and Blue Tri; Senior Club; Homecoming; Choir; Pep Club. Future Flans: College KATHLEEN SWENSON Kathy A handful of fun is more worthwhile than a bushel 0f learning. Serret Ambition: Go to Europe. Activities: Silver ami Blue Tri; GAA; Girl ' Club. Future Flans: College and travel ELLIS SWOBODA “Le the bell ring. I sleep on. Secret Ambition: Put a V8 in my Chev. Activities: Band; Football; Hail Guard. Future Flans: W ork for a year, then go to college BRUCE THOMAS Hi, ya fans. LYNN THORKILDSON His favorite book is the telephone directory. Secret Ambition: “Gel to California. Activities: Football; Baseball; Hockey; Hi-Y; Ban |UPt Committee; Sno-King. Future Flans: University of Minnesota and work 108 FRANKLIN TODD Lots of will pouer, but more uon'l Serrel Ambition: ‘‘Become sr model borne. - P - Anilities: Swimming Team; Band; Lunchroom; VP Ban,I. Future Flans: Army “Carrie’ CAROLINE TOLLEFSON Her standards are high and hi Secret Ambition: Grow a ponytail.’ Activities: Silver anil Blue Tri; Senior Club; Arrow; Spanish Club; Commencement Committee; Freshman Choir; Sno-Day; Student Council; Senior Class Play; GAA; Honor Roll. Future Flans: College RICHARD UNGF.RMAN “Rick.” “Unge” His line was so lively, his fuse burned out! Secret Ambition: To grow a full heard without R. Pedersen objecting. Activities: Student Council; Red Cross; Sophomore Football; Hockey; Senior Class Vice President First Semester); Senior Council; Social Committee; Sno-Day Chairman; Freshman Choir; Youth Conference; Sophomore Council; Homecoming Committee. Future Flans: College MURRAY VALENE “Handsome is as handsome does, and handsome DOES all right!” Secret Ambition: “To be a play boy. Anilities: Football; Tennis; Basketball; Student Council; Red Cross; Publicity Committee; Youth Conference; Sno-Day Committee. Future Flans: College JON VOEDISCH The booh is wrong. Secret Ambition: Ask Mr. Halley an intelligent «|uestion and see if he can answer’it. Activities: Hi-Y; Choir; Homecoming Committee. Future Flans: University of Minnesota JOAN VOLLMER 7 never think of the future: it comes soon enough!” Secret Ambition: “Co to Italy and eat Pizza! Anilities: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Girl ’ Club; Freshman Choir; Spanish (dub: Pep Club; GAA; Office Helper. Future Flans: College PARKE WEAVER “Knowledge is power. Secret Ambition: To devise a zincless sink for Mr. lVar-on. Activities: VAC; Radio Club; Drama Club: General Co-Chairman of '57 Homecoming; Co-Chairman of Commencement Committee; Cla«« Play; Homecoming Escort: Cla-s Day 57; Honor Roll. Future Flans: University of Minnesota MARY WEBER Activities: PA 0|� erator: Drama Club; Girls Club. Future Flans: Nur-ing MARION WHEATLY The more questions a woman asks, the fewer answers she remembers! Secret Ambition: Get an in Willy - Cla-s Activities: Girls Club; GAA: Silver and IMm- Tri; Senior ( la— Play Usher. Future Flans: Marriage 109 BENAY WIDLUND The laughing lossy with a classy chassis.” Secret Ambition: “To become athletic director at Annapolis Naval Academy.” Activities: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; CAA; Girls' Gub; Red Cross; Pep Club; Choral Club; Ski Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota JANICE WILLIAMS “ an” If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being! Secret Ambition: ‘To be perfectly frank, it wouldn't be a secret if I told.” Activities: Blur Tri and Silver Tri; GAA; Choir; Red Cross; Sophomore Council; Girls’ Club. Future Plans: Work BARBARA WILLIAMSON “Barb” ‘‘Alone in the moonlight is more fun if you aren’t! Secret Ambition: “To get my African pen pal fixed up with one of our ‘fabulous' senior boys!” Actiiities: Student Council; Blue Tri; Pep Gub; Drama Club; Freshman Choir; Senior Club; Red Goss; President Ski Gub. Future Plans: Airline hostess, photography modeling FREDERICK WILLNER “Fred” He had so many bright ideas, his hair turned red! Secret Ambition: “To get an “A” in chemistry.” Actiiities: Hi-Y; Golf; Tennis; Hockey; Red Cross. Future Plans: University of Minnesota BARBARA WILSON “Bunn “The more one sees of men, the more one likes dogs. Secret Ambition: “To hook a certain A 3c (Flyboy). ' Actiiities: Senior Club; Red Goss; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Office Worker; Library Worker. Future Plans: Work. Business School JUDITH WILSON “Judy” IFit is the salt of conversation.” Secret Ambition: “Be olympic champion French-fry ond lem-o-lime holder. Actiiities: Class Play; Arrow; Quill and Scroll; Choir; Homecoming; Senior Club; Student Council; Memorial Committee. Future Plans: Work! Work! Work! DAVID WITSOE “Dave” Give the world the best you have. Secret Ambition: “Ask Mr. Halley ‘an intelligent question’ in trig or solid. Actiiities: VAC; Track. Future Plans: College KATHLEEN WITTKE “Kathy” “If silence were golden, she'd be a fMiuper.” Secret Ambition: “To convince Willy I’m not “C” material. Activities: Red Goss; Silver Tri; Senior Club; Sno-Day; Youth Conference; Blue Tri Cabinet; Choir; Librarian; Student Council; Freshman Choir; JS Co-Chairman; Homecoming Co-Chairman; Junior Council; Sophomore Council Secretary; Records, Dance Committee. Future Plans: College MARY KALUZA “A'ice and new.” Secret Ambition: Be the firs! lo buy a round trip ticket to the moon! Activities: Senior Club. Future Plans: Be a medical technician MARY WORTHLEY Live, laugh and be Mary. Secret Ambition: “To have big blue eyes. Activities: .Senior Club; Freshman Choir; Choral Club; CAA; Silver and Blue Tri; Pep Club; Sno-Day; Dance Committee; Baccalaureate Committee. MICHAEL YABLONSKI “Mike” He uses a cannon to shoot a sparrow. Secret Ambition: “I’ll never tell. Activities: Sophomore Football; Track; Crow-Country; Band; Choir; “S Club; Cap and Gown Committee; Honor Roll; Swing Band. Future Plans: Go to Israel for 8 year, and then attend the University of Minnesota BONNI ZELLE Cute and happy, small and snappy. Secret Ambition: To be five feet tall someday. Activities: Blue and Silver Tri; CAA; Girls’ Club; Student Council; Red Cross; Banquet Committee; Spanish Club. Future Plans: University of Illinois Camera Shy MICHAEL BOHAN GARY GERSTNER DENNIS HEDLUND (H Y M A N K A P L A N ) III i Take a little peek Our “American Charlie Lynn and Judy To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck that which is planted: A time to kill and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep and a time to cast away; A lime to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. ECCLESIASTES 1:1-8 tK, V tAnoa MAM 112 IAnO« fUMltMMw COWA n OAUAi MIA I