Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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Firstly, to the artist who looks into and beyond reality in creating, who captures the imagination and emotion of his audience, and who helps us tq find relaxation in a world of turmoil. Then: to the engineer and designer who strive to combine function with aesthetic elements; to the writer who records, evaluates, and improves our society; to the scientist who discovers new means of bettering mankind; to the father and mother who create order and well-being in the home; to those people who bring worlds closer together; and lastly, to the creativity in you, for youth must meet the challenge of tomorrow. ADMINISTRATION TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I960: The modern world is demanding, as never before, the ability to think, —to be creative. The machine is taking over the routine tasks that require only thoughtless repetition. Today the hand is merely the helper to the brain. Creative thinking and confidence in one's ability to carry out his ideas are important ingredients of today's success. It is, therefore, very appropriate that the Class of 1960 has chosen creativity as the theme for its Wagistanian. Best of wishes, R. H. Classon 6 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL We are fortunate this year to have Mr. C. H. Meixner as our new assistant principal. Although some of us have not had the opportunity to know him personally, we certainly appreciate all the work he has done for Southwest. His many responsibilities make him one of the busiest persons in the school. We hope that he will continue to find features of Southwest which please him. FACULTY COUNCIL 7 SEATED: C. H. Meixner, A. Witherow, R. H. Claston, Principal, O. Welch. STANDING: P. Ford. C. Pearson, K. Ulhorn. Not Pictured: F. Rogers. COUNSELORS MR. WARNER Boys' Counselor We are privileged to have three well qualified counselors to help the students of Southwest with their educational and personal problems. They have a difficult, but rewarding job. The Junior High Counselor, Miss Magnusson, assists both boys and girls of the Junior High. She is a capable teacher and an able counselor. Miss Brinley is known by all the Southwest girls for her tireless efforts in guidance. The endless line of students outside her office indicates the value of her advice. The position of Boys' Counselor in the Senior High is held by Mr. Warner. His interest in school activities makes him a competent advisor for A.F.S. Throughout the year, Miss Brinley and Mr. Warner help the seniors with their college plans. There are many tests which the seniors must take to qualify for college, and the counselors have a responsibility in guiding them to a correct decision. The seniors greatly appreciate this help. 8 OFFICE STAFF Mrs. McArdle, Mrs. Christensen, Mr . Carrow, Mrs. Mann, Mis Gordon, Mr . Carlion. KITCHEN STAFF SEATED: Marion Horslrom, Margret Kruger, Martha Conner. STANDING: Henen Warwa, Ruth Hansen, Sonja Salisbury, Edna Alockson, Stella Olson. CUSTODIANS FIRST ROW: F. Hart, A. Babich, T. Kerkcrling, G. Sorman. SECOND ROW: O. Rossum, J. Milewski, B. Sorenson, E. landin. 9 RODNEY G. AABERG — Everybody! From the edge! Senior Band, Junior Band, Beginning Band, Junior High Music, Swing Band. WILLIAM ADAM — I'd like to help you out. Which way did you come in? Social Studies, Head Baseball Coach. A. C. BANKS - Save your pennies! Boys' Physical Education and Health, Intramural Sports, Assistant Football Coach. MARVIN BJORLIN — I think you heard the bell. Industrial Arts, Drafting, Sophomore Hockey, Sophomore Basketball. E. B. BOYLAN — Is everybody cold this morning? All eight, stand up, relax, take a deep breath — English, Speech. CARMEN C. CARUSO — Stand up if you didn't do your assignment. History. MYFANWY E. CHAPMAN — The rain in Spain stays mainly on the Plain. Speech Therapist. CATHLEEN H. CHEEK — Could we have it quiet? English. O. B. DAHLE — Thank you, music lovers. Choir, Junior High Girls' Glee Club, Junior High Boys' Glee Club, Choral Club, Freshman Choir. FRANK F. ENGDAHL — Clap with two fingers. English, Speech, Auditorium Programs, Class Play, Stage Crew Advisor. PHILIP FORD — Chest out, shoulders back, stomach in and feet together — all right now — RELAX. Boys' Health and Physical Education, Boys' Intramurals. ART FREDRICKSON - Come 'ere Numl Math, Head Football Coach. KATE R. GRADY — Please, girls! Senior Advisor, Home Economics. MELVIN M. GRIMSTAD - Stop typing and listen. Business Education. R. P. GUETZLOE - How should I know? I just work here. Biology, Athletic Director. EVAN L. HAAHEIM — Turn off the bubble machine! Modern Problems, Driver Training, Tennis Coach. AL HALLEY — Today's Wednesday, last week it was Thursday, and tomorrow it's going to rain. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Track Coach, Cross Country Coach, Homecoming Chairman, Chairman of Athletics Awards Committee, Chairman of Math Department, Chairman of Tag Day Sales, President of Track Coaches Association. JANET HENRICKSEN — You say you have a history test next hour? Special Service Teacher, Nurse. MARGARET H. HOLLIDAY — Es popular el futbol? Spanish, English, Spanish Club Advisor, School Historian, Red Cross Committee. IRENE E. HOLMBERG — Mind your exponent! Algebra, Senior High Banking, Lost and Found. FRANK S. INGLEBRET — Now I'm sure some of this will be in the test. History, Debate. PHILIP JACOBS — All right — who's been squirting the oil? Industrial Arts, Metals. NORMAN JOHNSON — Quiet! Much too noisy. Junior High Math, Football. SHIRLEY KNUTSON - . and this is the nock, N-O-C-K! Physical Education, Golf and Tennis Coach, G.A.A. Advisor. BERNADETTE KRAEMER — My contact lenses are bothering me again. English,.Advisor for Junior Girls' Clubs. LINTON K. LEVIN — Be that as it may. American History, World Geography. NICK LINDHEIM — Well, let's not go into that yet. German, History, Swimming Coach, German Club Advisor. ANASTASIA LOHMANN — No combing your hair. Home Economics, Science, Advisor to Junior High Student Council. EDNA MAGNUSSON — You know that— Civics, Junior High Counselor. ARDELLA A. MAXFIELD — Watch out for the machines, girls. Don't sew up your finger! Home Economics. HORACE M. MAYO — I'm a man of action, not of words. Cabinet Making, Woodwork, Basic Electricity, Wrestling Team. BART McDONOUGH — Let's not be linguistically naive. English, Annual Advisor. ELIZABETH MEREDITH - Golly! English, Social Studies. MARJORIE NAGEL — You know that's an overnight book. Assistant Librarian. LILLIAN NELSON — You're learning a foreign language. French, French Club Advisor. BETH D. OTTO — Don't slump. Bookkeeping, Senior High Red Cross Advisor, Typing, Basic Business, Y-Teen Advisor. 12 V. CARL A. PEARSON — You can't get it by osmosis! Chemistry, Physics, Faculty Council. RUDOLPH E. PEDERSEN - Our Charleston King. Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Senior Advisor, Golf Coach. DAVID R. PETERSON — If anything goes wrong, push the panic button. Business Education, Student Council, Pep Club Advisor, Sophomore Hockey, Hockey Coach. JAMES PETERSON — Grass doesn't grow on a busy highway. Orchestra. MYERS PETERSON — Report at 3:00 o'clock, class. General Science, Biology, Assistant Football Coach, Athletic Equipment Manager. STERLING PETERSON — Who left the composing stick out? Graphic Arts, Metals, Ticket Sales, Service Projects. WILLIAM C. PHILLIPS — Old Indians never die; they just keep coming back. History, Civics, Assistant Track Coach. FRENCHIE ROGERS — One, two, three — leap! Physical Education, Swimming and Badminton Coach, Cheerleaders' Sponsoj, G.A.A. Advisor. HARRIET H. SEVERSON — The bell has rung! Remedial Reading. AURELIA H. SOCHA - Who's got my keys? Art, Faculty Committee for National Honor Society. STANFORD C. STRAND - You'll have to remember - I'm learning ,too. Geometry, Physics. FLORA SUNDIN — Remember, deadlines are Friday! English, Arrow Staff Advisor. AGNES WITHEROW — That will be on the final — now pay attention. Social Studies, English, Lost and Found Department. CHARLES A. WOHLFORD — Class dismissed. History, National Honor Society Advisor, Driver Training Program Chairman. PAUL A. WOHLFORD - I think I'll pick on the blonds today. Visual Audio Club Director, Radio Club Advisor, Mathematics. GAYLE W. WOLFF — We're having a test tomorrow. Mathematics, Assistant Basketball Coach. C. LORRAINE TELANDER - When I was in South Africa— English, Silver Tri. KENNETH W. UHLHORN - Quiet, you people. General Science, Faculty Council. BEATRICE M. UNDINE — Quiet — I gave you this time to study. English, Blue Tri Advisor. MARY LOU WALKUP — It was assigned to you three weeks ago. Librarian. OLIVE S. WELCH — Must I remind you . . . English, Senior Girls' Clubs. DONALD J. WEYDT — When you come into the art room-----. Art. JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS - When I was in Rome . . . Latin, Latin Club Advisor, Sophomore Council Advisor. WALTER WILLIAMS — Considering mud density, I predict . . History, Modern Problems, Head Basketball Coach. 15 Psst! What did you say that answer was? Picasso and friend. Oops! That was my finger!! Why did you say wc celebrate Columbus Day? A Jupiter C Rocket in the making. 16 FIRST ROW: D. Anderjon, J. Peterson, G. Kasncr, S. Bauman, D. Tucling, A. lohlman. SECOND ROW: J. Gustafson, D. Johnson, J. Hunter, C. Dahlc, M. Anderson, M. Bocck, THIRD ROW: J. Stevens, I. Safhre, K. Bruner, R. Stein, M. McKeand, G. Jensvold. FOURTH ROW: J. Flat , C. George, M. Smutca, P. Daniel, B. Greenstein, D. Holier. STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior High Student Council, which is composed of representatives from each Junior High homeroom, is responsible for the activities of the Junior High. If any problems arise, they are taken to the homeroom representatives, who bring them up at the next Student Council meeting. The officers are: D. Tueting, President; S. Bauman, Vice-President; D. Anderson, Secretary; J. Peterson, Treasurer; and G. Kasner, Sergeant-at-Arms. Miss A. Lohmann is their very competent advisor. SEVENTH HOMEROOM 1 - ADVISOR: Mrs. S. Knution. FIRST ROW: T. Christensen, L. Babiracki, D. Graff, J. lossard, D. Hanold, J. Howg, Mrs. Knutson. SECOND ROW: M. Gould, B. IcVine, M. Voughn, J. Drcwitz, K. Weber, F. Horsho, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW: C. Crouch, I. French, D. Giles, J. Hcgg, J. Olson, G. Sleizer. L. Sinclair. FOURTH ROW: L. Dexter. J. Berman, C. Zuckman, G. Crouse, P. Waldor, B. Huseby, H. Ebert. FIFTH ROW: B. Igmundson, J Johnson, J. Boxtrcsscr, D. Cain, I. Sathrc. 8. Escnstcn, G. Holmes. NOT PRESENT: N. Rhincsmith. HOMEROOM 3 - ADVISOR: Mrs. C. Cheek. FIRST ROW: S. Clarren, C. Hitchcock, G. LeFevrc, S. Grossman, R. Blanch, I. Pratt, Mrs. Cheek. SECOND ROW: K. Smith. B. Bcrshow, R. Sandhoff, S. Austin. A. Holden, J. Willncr, C. Saari. THIRD ROW: M. Davenport, J. Holm, J. McClure, R. Fischbein, P. Westcotf, K. Felder, K. Swanson. FOURTH ROW: M. Cadwell, N. Nemer, T. Coleman, T. Thompson, J. Shink, G. Corwin, A. Rits. FIFTH ROW: B. Enstad, A. Erdmann, D. Cas-persen, M. Beardsley, V. Dobbins, L. Gordon, J. Goldstein, M. McKeand. ■ HOMEROOM 7 - ADVISOR: Miss M. Holliday. FIRST ROW: J. Branham, S. Mueller, M. Dworsky, L. Balbot, A. Svendahl, A. Baker, Miss Holliday. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, S. Larson, F. Miller, J. Jensen, N. Mortenson, M. Duzan. THIRD ROW: E. Guttmann, R. Folschow, D. Copus. P. Hanson, P. Letourneau, T. lifson, B. Sutherland. FOURTH ROW: T. DclDotto, C. Schwender, J. Deason, R. Toll, D. Erickson, C. Holmboc. FIFTH ROW: S. Gos-sard, J. Zimdars, B. Almquist, M. Carroll. K. Harris, K. Bruner, R. Shamp. NOT PRESENT: M. Oden, D. Oliver. HOMEROOM 13 - ADVISOR: Mr. A. Fredrickson. FIRST ROW: J. Johannes, B. Kleist, S. Kohm, B. Somers, P. Johansen, B. Wheeler. Mr. Fredrickson. SECOND ROW: S. Swanson, T. Bjelajac, C. Dahle, B. Bonneville, T. Atlas, J. Corson, J. Bcrglund. THIRD ROW: D. Zollars, M. Wheaton, I. Grcizins, A. Norman, T. Gordon, C. Murphy, J. Mayer. FOURTH ROW: M. Vocdisch, R. Engeset, B. Johnson, P. Virgin, R. Kipp, L. Frcif. FIFTH ROW: S. Mogclson, C. Reeves, E. Kurtz, K. Thompson, O. Oredson, L Johnson, E. Bernatz. NOT PRESENT: A. Teeter. 18 GRADE HOMEROOM 24 - ADVISOR: Mr . K. Grady. FIRST ROW: T. Reep, A. Leighton, J. Sondcregger, S. Smith, B. Knowles, Mrs. Grady. SECOND ROW: J. Bcvier, M. Slack, A. Hyde, L. Aalbers, C. Larson, M. Sclnick. THIRD ROW: D. Peterson, K. Steele, R. Ellis, P. Myers. A. King, S. Nordahl, M. Harrison. FOURTH ROW: B. Wold, R. Long, R. Ness, J. Savage, L. Johnson, K. Kinsey. FIFTH ROW: R. Davies, A. Nordinc, R. Smiley, C. Hinrichs, R. Fenncy, E. Crandall, J. Engstrom. NOT PRESENT: B. Kraft. HOMEROOM 55 - ADVISOR: Mr. M. Bjorlin. FIRST ROW: B. Johnson, A. Teeter, C. Larson, B. Dougherty, M. Johnson, Mr, Bjorlin. SECOND ROW: B. Schncdlor, C. Davies, C. Menke, F. Moore, R. Yund, I. Churchill, J. Kraby. THIRD ROW: D. Holier, J. Allis, E. Sorenson, S. Brown, I. Fowler. 0. Loewen-son, K. Berg. FOURTH ROW: S. Caron, J. Hughes, G. Combs, B. Williams, R. Knccn, B. Jarnbcrg, R. Hansen. FIFTH ROW: M. Wied, P. Ncwhousc, T. Uttley, S. Calloway, M. Wattson, J. Lange, D. Bronder, J. Lund. HOMEROOM 56 - ADVISOR: Mr D. Weydt. FIRST ROW: J. Livingston, W. Winslow, T. Ireland, R. Kamal. J. Lane, S. Patrick, Mr. Weydt. SECOND ROW: K. Muzetras, R. Rotsch, B. Bruce, P. Grimes, S. Sfanger, M. Christensen, S. Friedman. THIRD ROW: S. Hork, P. Enstad, J. Johnson. D. Nordlund. B. Rcichmann. J. Hunter. M. Simmons. FOURTH ROW: S. Joseph, M. Roscndahl, B. Williams, D. Denny, B. Broudc, K. Bjornbcrg, B. Nelson. FIFTH ROW. M. Paulson, J. Jones, M. Pcrmctcr, T. Feus, C. Wedgewood, M. Bender, J. Swagger. 19 HOMEROOM 15 ADVISOR: Mrs. B. Undino. FIRST ROW: J. Anderson, B. Hendricks, B. Wheeler, R, Corvin, S. Lutnos, Mrs. Undine. SECOND ROW: S. Burton, D. Hasty, D. Kolley, S. Form, T. Dahlon, C. Williams. THIRD ROW: C. Dixson, L. Stoller, D. Edwards, R Stein, M. Taylor, D. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: J. Whitlon, R. Roscnfeld, D. Eiscnstadt, D. Ostrom, A. Dauphinc. FIFTH ROW: G. lalonde, R. Nelson, D. Dudcn, B. Coleman, S. Vaughn, C. Lund. NOT PRESENT: J. Willner. HOMEROOM 17 - ADVISOR: Mrs. A. Witherow. FIRST ROW: B. Hartse, D. Pollock, S. Fink. C. Reeves, N. Kilby, Mrs. Witherow. SECOND ROW: J. Pastor, L. Ische, D. Johnson, M. Houston, L. Rambo, K. Olson. THIRD ROW: C. Sabarf. J. Rovner. J. Ploog. C. Butrick. J. Robinson, S. Fredrickson. FOURTH ROW: K. Clifford. F. Mann, R. Diamond, D. Harris. J. Belcher. M. Conover. FIFTH ROW: J. Wescott, M. Jacobi, D. Donahoo, M. Engcbrctson, 8. Selinder, I. Rood, J. Gustafson. EIGHTH HOMEROOM 21 - ADVISOR: Mrs. E. Meridcth. FIRST ROW: R. Anderson, P. Moen, J. Dare, N. Richardson. C. Williams. SECOND ROW: T Anderson, P. Hole, B. Morse. R. Koase. L. Lake, S. Carpenter. THIRD ROW: K Peterson, C. Thordson, M. Friedl, S. Hanson, R Doerr. I. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: D. Weaver. J. Sletten, J. Erdmann, J. Marwin, S. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: L. Bayorle, J. Swarts, D. Best, P. Daniel, D. Duden, J. O’Hearn. NOT PRESENT: J. Drogue. HOMEROOM 27 - ADVISOR: Mr. N. Johnson. FIRST ROW: D. Williams, T. Pcrschmann, J. Kosmas, E. Andreasen, K. Grimes. SECOND ROW: J. Hunter, A Mulholland, M. Heffnan, M Soukup. B. Gunderson. THIRD ROW: M, Purrier. A. Weiss. R Fuller, D. Peterson. S. Adams. FOURTH ROW: M, Mclntyro, M. Calhoun, J. Sandhoff. V Grecnstein, M. Hlllerns. FIFTH ROW: J. Devin, D. Bauman, R. Darling, J. Rhinesmith, N, Murray, M. Bender. NOT PRESENT: M. Brown, P. Carnahan, N Clubb. 20 GRADE HOMEROOM 29 - ADVISOR: Mr. M. Peterson. FIRST ROW: J. Sigel, J. Guldberg, J. Stallman, C. Severson, R. Wurtz, Mr. Peterson. SECOND ROW: C. Patrick, J. Savage, T. Brandon, J. Schmuck-or, E. Nyberg. THIRD ROW: G. Grafsland, B. Bcggs, J. Larson, D. Andcr-son, R. Carnahan, J. Bretnor. FOURTH ROW: J. Teeter, K. Nolan, H. Willeford, S. Honecker, S. Thompson. FIFTH ROW: J. Stevens. J. Boyer, E. Kurtz, S. Theros. V. Vogh, P. Adams. HOMEROOM 31 - ADVISOR: Mr. K. Uhlhorn. FIRST ROW: P. Crail, L. Patton, R. Schrader, E. Engle, D. Sulandor, Mr. Uhlhorn. SECOND ROW: J. Peterson, B. Peterson, B. Pettipiece, L. Jensen, G. Larson. THIRD ROW: D. Ritchie, L. Johnston, J, Johnston, C. Foss, I. Waller, D. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: A. Proctor, B. Dahlberg, D. Nelson, G. Kasncr, B. Stone. FIFTH ROW: B. Anderson, D. Standeven, R. lindberg, C. Wise, R. VanDoren, T. Reece. NOT PRESENT: J. Barry, B. Bralschi. D. Frost. EIGHTH GRADE COUNCIL ADVISOR: Mrs. Merideth. FIRST ROW: E. Engle, A. Weiss. F. Johnson, D. Zollars. M. Friedl, G. Grafsland. SECOND ROW: L. Rood. M. McIntyre. J. Sletten, S. Fredrickson, G. La Londe, G. Kasner. HOMEROOM 53 - ADVISOR: Mr. P. Jacobs. FIRST ROW: C. Ucko. B. Lane, B. Thayer, R. Johnson, J. Fine, J. Sather. SECOND ROW: M. Parker, N. Beardslcc, A. Johnson, G. Jensvold, C. Severson, A. Beck. THIRD ROW: A. Schachtele, R. Johnson, P. Swanson, J. Zehringer, S. Toner, P. Goulding, I. Koso. FOURTH ROW: A. Garten, J. Schlasncr, J. Muralt, S. Bancroft, D. Smith, R. Angvall. NOT PRESENT: N. Berner, R. Frisch, C. Harris. 21 NINTH HOMEROOM 10 - ADVISOR: Mr. P. Ford. FIRST ROW. S Richter, H. Martin, S Fournier, B. Bame, R. O’Don-noil, H Kohn, Mr. Ford. SECOND ROW: S. Lawrence, M. Miller, B Carlton. R lundberg, J Flotz, R. Woigol, G. Anderton. THIRD ROW: N. Belcher, N. Sanders. M. McConnell, L. Ogard, L. Erttgaard, M. Hartlll, D Allen. FOURTH ROW: S. Weitke, N NeUcgard, B Corty, A. Schanficld. M. Almquitt. M. Pefcrton. FIFTH ROW: E. Reichmann, T. Thill, J. O'Hanlon, B. Morris, R. Tessen. J. Nathan-son. NOT PRESENT: B Gammcll. HOMEROOM 19 - ADVISOR: Mr. C. Caruso. FIRST ROW: D. Stupp, H. Malinsky. M. Pratt. M. Kubitz, J. Powers, Mr. Caruso SECOND ROW: A Goughnour. P. Terry, A. Carlon, J. Henry. J. Gustafson. J. Hamann. B. Tanner. THIRD ROW: J. Long, R. Roth, D. Darling. B DelDotto, J. Zimdars. L Mandcl, J. Holm. FOURTH ROW: t. Richardson, A. Coffman, B. Pratt, J. Carlton, L Anderson, D. Crawford, S. long. FIFTH ROW: D. Tucting. J. Monahan, J. Mattson. J. Burtzlaff, J Aslakson, J. Martin. D Dorcn. NOT PRESENT: D. Peterson. HOMEROOM 23 ADVISOR: Mr G. Wolff. FIRST ROW: J. Clark, I. Matey. P. Patka. B Marcus. E. Grennan. M. Boeck. SECOND ROW: S. Jilson. J. Malen, J. Anderson, K. Knudton, J. Sandbergn, S. Allman. THIRD ROW: R. Olson, R. Castano, P. Anderson, G. Holcomb, P. Carlson, N. DuRoche, K. Ward. FOURTH ROW: S. Barry. I Beardsley, J. Dwyer, R. Ekstrand, D. Harvey. D Gersfein. FIFTH ROW: D. Bietz. R. Raymond. S. Ruff. L Westman, B. Davis, J. Knapp. B. Davies. HOMEROOM 25 - ADVISOR: Mr. levin. FIRST ROW: I Abrams, S. Uhlenkott, K. Hudson. Mr. levin, M. Anderson, P. Jcrmsta. SECOND ROW: P. Phillips. M. Rcinkc. M. Kahn, I. Rozsa, J. McClure. E. Swenson. THIRD ROW: R. Sempel. P. Porter, S. Kretschmer, H. McKinnon, J. Payne. J. Adams. FOURTH ROW: V. Hanson. S. Combs. S. Johnson. S. Cardinal. D. Dahlbcrg. B. Levine. FIFTH ROW: $. Anderson. C. Knigge. R. Frandeen. R Thiel. W. Sechlebcn. F Allis. J. Benson. NOT PRESENT: D. Cottle. R Graham. 22 GRADE HOMEROOM 52 - ADVISOR: Mr. H. Mayo. HOMEROOM 54 - ADVISOR: Mr. S. Peterson. FIRST ROW: R. Peferka, M. Goodman. P. Edgccumbc, C. Erickson. P. Moen, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: A. Little, S. Russell. K. Engcsot. J. Noils, M. Hursh, L. Katter. THIRD ROW: D. Nelson, L. Smith, R. Licnko, D. Wesson, W. Butler, C. George. FOURTH ROW: J. Reynold, J. York, H. Newell, G. Thiem, C. Crimmins, M. Binen-stock. FIFTH ROW: V. Vogh, D. Matron, J. Anderson, D. Juul, J, Lowe. NOT PRESENT: K. Pfashno. FIRST ROW: R. Byers, R. Fitzgerald, M. Larson, P. Haalond, P. Ford, D. Kraby. SECOND ROW: S. Anderson, M. Smoby, C. Winslow, C. Sinks, J. Hohm, B. Swarfs. THIRD ROW: M. Jensen, C. McGee, D. Clapp, S. Bauman, D. Wedge, J. Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: J. Schultz, S. Anderson, A. Thompson, M. Smutka, R. Jobe, P. Herman, S. Francis. FIFTH ROW: J. Burkhart, R. Averbeck, K. Wied, R. Henaman, G. Barette, K. Dickinson. NINTH GRADE COUNCIL ADVISOR: Mr. Levin. K. Knudson, P. Moon, A. Goughnour, W. Sachlcben, M. Smaby, G. Podolsky. 23 G.A.A. BOARD FIRST ROW: B. Dahlbcrg, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: M. Taylor. S. Barry. Mr� . F. Rogers, D. Dahlbcrg. G.A.A. G.A.A., Girls' Athletic Association, is an activity open to seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls who are interested in making use of the skills they have learned in physical education class. The seventh grade meets on Tuesday, the eighth grade on Wednesday, and the ninth grade on Thursday. Homeroom teams may compete in any of the various sports offered. The girls also work toward earning letters awarded each spring at the annual G.A.A. picnic when new officers are elected. The G.A.A. Board sets up the policies and plans the activities of the organization. On the Board are: Mrs. F. Rogers, Advisor; S. Barry, President; J. Anderson, Vice-President; M. Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Dahlberg, Ninth Grade Representative; and B. Dahlberg, Eighth Grade Representative. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: E. Guttmann, S. Stanrer, J. Kraby, C. Rieves. SECOND ROW: M. Parker, K. Hudson. L. Johnson, A. Norman. M. Cadwell. THIRD ROW: J. Marwin, J. Anderson, S. Lawrence, E. Edwards. FOURTH ROW: K. Engesef, B. DelDotto, C. Winslow, J. Johnson, J. Teeter. INTRAMURALS Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys participate in intramurals through their homerooms. Each homeroom may have a team which is organized and under the direction of its team manager. Assisting Mr. Ford very capably is Bob Bedford. He is in charge of co-ordinating and carrying out schedules, keeping scorebooks, maintaining equipment, and supervising informal activities. Officiating at the games are Dave Best, Lloyd Crary, Ralph Frisch, and Luther West-man. STUDENT OFFICIALS. FIRST ROW: L. Jensen, G. Kasner. SECOND ROW: D. Best, B. Bedford, A. Crary, TEAM MANAGERS FIRST ROW: R. Kaasa, J. Aelis, P. Enstad, S. Mueller. S. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Hasty, J. Peterson, J. Schmuck-er, L. Ische. B. Zollars. THIRD ROW: J. Long, D. Allen, R. Fenney, J. Schlasncr, V. Grccnstein. FOURTH ROW: D. Cas-person, K. Wiod, S. Anderson, D. Juul, D. Ekstrand. FRESHMAN CHOIR FIRST ROW: 0. Stupp. 8. Dcidotto, S. Lawrence, J. Homann, M. Pratt, R. Lundberg, J. Malcn, V. Long, S. Allman, M. Hortill, A. Liddle, R. Richardson, K. Hudson, B. Marcus, M. Boeck. SECOND ROW: V. Hanson, S. Jilson, P, Carlson, K. Knudson, I. Abrams, S. Richter, D. Crawford, S. Richter, D. Crawford, R. Roth, A. Carlon, J. Hohn, D. Dahlbcrg, N. Nesfergard, J. McClure, J. Lowe, J. York, M. Rcinke, M. Kubitz. THIRD ROW: S. Cardinal, P. Phillips. M. Miller, E. Swenson, L. Kater, K. Dickinson, A. DuRoche, M. Kahn, A. Schanficld. S. Barry, I. Nelson, S. Russell, P. Terry, C. Sinks, S. Johnson, J. Anderson, J. Neils. FOURTH ROW: M. Jensen, R. Hcnaman, 8. Davies. D. Clapp, W. Sachlcben, V, Vogh, E. Reichmann, B. Bame, J. Flatz, J. Adams, R. Olson. B. O'Donnell, D. Kraby, D. Wedge, C. McGee, J. Zimdsrs, J. Hamilton. FIRST ROW: B. Reichmann, C. Minke, L. lake, S. Carpenter, B. Kleist, A. Teeter, L. Balbot, R. Komel, M. Johnson, B. Hartse, C. Williams, T. Bjelajac, P. Grimes, J. Lane, M. Jermsta, C. Larson, L. Baker, R. Johnson, A. King, M. Cadwell, A. Beck. K. Grimes, B. Knowles. SECOND ROW: M. Voedisch, N. Nemer. S. Brown, P. Hanson, J. Bretnor, R. Fischbein, J. Larson, J. Jenson, S. Stanger, E. Guttmann, K. Olson, K. Muzetras, S. Hork, S. Joseph, N. Richardson, J. Burglund, A. Rifs, T. Gordon, I. Fowler, M. Davenport, C. Ucko, A. Hyde. THIRD ROW: D. Ritchie, O. Oredson, K. Bruner, J. Jones, I. Waller, M. Purrier, C. Patrick, B. Dahlberg, S. Toner, M. Saukrup, J. Marwin, J. Holm, S. Burton, S. Hanson, M. Friedl, J. Zithringer, J. Sather, M. Wheaton, J. Bevier, K. Berg, L Johnston, R. Carnahan, J. Stevens, P. Goulding, M. McKeand, A. Norman, D. Peterson, K. Harris. FOURTH ROW: M. Conover, D. Ostrom, D. Harris, C. Butrick, C. Dixon, V. Dpbbins, C. Wedgewood, D. Edwards, M. Taylor, L. Rood, E. Andreasen, B. Ingmundson, M. Parmctcr, S. Callaway. D. Eisenstadt, B. Wold, J. Engstrom. S. Thompson, J. Savage, I. Johnson, K. Steele, T. Faus, M. Paulson. I. Gordon, J. Shink, J. Gustafson, K. Peterson, R. Smiley, M. Carroll. JUNIOR HIGH STRING GROUP Under the direction of Mr. J. Peterson, the Junior High String Group is displaying definite progress in forming an orchestra. They are expecting an increase of pupils which will complete the future orchestra. This group, now consisting of seventh and eighth grade pupils, presents a concert in the spring for the students of the Junior High. FIRST ROW: M. Davenport. J. McClure, N. Ncmor, C. Wise. L. Patton, A. Holden. SECOND ROW: G. LcFcvre, G. Larson. B. Peterson, J. Sather. L. Johnston, J. Kraby, P. Newhouse. ABSENT: B. Bratschi. LEADER: J. Peterson. JUNIOR HIGH BAND The Junior High Band is composed of students of grades seven through nine. Annually, it performs for the Junior High assemblies, the Christmas Program, the Solo and Ensemble Concert, and the Spring Concert. Also on the agenda are concerts at various grade schools in the area and an exchange concert with another city junior high school band. FIRST ROW: A. Garten, F. Mann, R. VanDoren, E. Donahco, B. Anderson, J. Johnson, L. Babiracki. SECOND ROW: C. Lund, J. Whitton, S. Fink, R. Cervin, N. Kilby, J. Anderson, J. Hunter, A. Dauphinc. A. Mulholland, J. Baxtrcsser, K. Thompson, D. Hanold, J. Larson, I. Sathre, D. Nelson, S. Adams, D. Bretz, J. Clark, M. Engebretson. THIRD ROW: J. Hunter, H. Ebert, J. Berman, J. Miller, J. Howg, S. Swanson, J. Drogue, J. Mayer, C. Dahle. FOURTH ROW: C. Reeves, D. Cain, B. Selinder, V. Greenstoin, B. Johnson, S. Form, M. Wheaton, E. Engle, D. Kelley, J. Rovner, R. Ordal, B Soncrs, D. Johnson, L. Ische. FIFTH ROW: J. Sigel, J. Toeter, L. Friej, Mr. R. Aaberg, J. Olson, D. Williams, A. Thompson, D. Peterson. 27 RED CROSS FIRST ROW: J. Peterson, G. Kasner. SECOND ROW: D. An-derson, D. Tucting, S. Bauman. The Junior High Red Cross Council is made up of the members and officers of the Junior High Student Council. The purpose of this organization is to help others. One of their major projects this year was a clothing drive. ARROW The Junior High Arrow Staff consists of two students from each English class. They report on Junior High activities and usually meet every other Monday. Sue Hauser is their advisor. FIRST ROW: G. Corwin, D. Copus, B. Rcichmann, L. Lake. K. Weber, S. Hauser—Advisor. SECOND ROW: D. Allen, K. Hudson, B. Wold, H. Malinsky, M. Wattton, S. Allmen. THIRD ROW: K. Thompson, B le Vine. C. Hefty, J. Teeter, A. Gaughnour, L. Mandcl. FOURTH ROW: K. Dickenson, J. York, A. Coffman, D. Wedge, M. Smaby, J. Stevens. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB This new organization of seventh and eighth grade boys meets every Monday at 3:00. They presented a Minstrel Show and sang at the Spring Concert. The officers are: President, M. Bender; Vice-President, C. Dahle; Secretary, R. Nelson. FIRST ROW: J. Kosmas, J. Fine. J. Drewitz, AA. Christianson, F. Harshe, S. Friedman. SECOND ROW: AA. Bender. R. Kipp, B. AAorsc. J. Hcgg. J. Mayer. C. Dahle. THIRD ROW: R. Diamond. J. O'Hearn. R. Davies, E. Crandall, J. Ploog. D. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: R. tindberg, D. Best. P. Daniel. M. Jacobi. C. Hcnricks, R. Nelson, M. Bender. 30 UNDERCLASSMEN 31 SOPHOMORE COUNCIL FIRST ROW: M. E. King, P. Kennedy, E. Bowers, M. McNaughton, Miss J. Williams. SECOND ROW: S. Deputy, B. Burns, S. England, B. Moore, G. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: C. Newman, E. Shaw, P. Wattson, R. Weaver, N. Nordlund. The Sophomore Council, under the direction of Miss Williams, has the responsibility of handling any class business and supervising the social events. Two members are elected from each sophomore homeroom, and it is their job to report to their room the business that is taken care of in the council. The chairman of the council is Pete Wattson. SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Franco Albers, Kathy Amundson, Joynae Anderson, Koren Angelos, Patricio Armstrong, Gory Avne, Gory Avery, Mike Backsfrom, Ooug Bailey, Jonet Bailey, John Bancrolt, Beverly Banfield, Erica Beordslee, 8arry Beordsley, Ann Belcher, Sharon Berg, Noncy Bernot , Jock Bestrom, Jack 8igelow, Warren Blair, Michael 8lvmer, Choryll Bodme, Sondro Boettiger, John Bonneville, 8orboro Bowers, Eloine Bowles, Connie Brovfman, lorry Brown, Andrea Brown. Robert Browning, Terry Bvrns, Barboro Burns, Margaret Codwell, Marguerite Cain. Sharon Carpenter. Mary Chorrier, Charles Christianson, Allen Cibvlka, Noncy Clabo, Robert Clemenson, Cathleen Comeou, Dolores Conners, Me dith Connolly, Kathleen Conrad, ladd Crory, lloyd Crouse, Adelio Cvnniff, Stephony Dofilen, Trude Danielson, Joan Danielson, Peggy Doulermonn, Fredrick Davidson, Polrick DeGolier, Richard Deputy, Susan Devoy. Susan Dobbins. Williom Donohoa, Dione Donsker, Susan Drilling, Jane Orinkwoter, Dono Drogue, Linda Ougan, Patricia Oucocher, Mary Economon, Kent Edelmon, Danny Edwords, Elaine Ellingsen. Richard Engen, Eleanor England, Susan Erdmann, Mory Ann Erickson, Martha Erickson, Suionne Erickson, Todd Fonnon, lorry Fornell, Ann Ferm, Paul Fisk. Georgia Fitcgerold, Pomelo Flesher. Dennis Ford, Michael Friberg, Ronnie Fritcell, Jim Froslon, Dorlene Fuhs, Carol Fyhr, David Gale, Ann Garneov, Marshall Gerdes, David Gillen, Mortha 33 SOPHOMORES Giles, Garold Gordon. Richard Groff. Dennit Grata, Steven Grego, Tom Gregory, Jomet Grottmon, Tom Cruenhogtn. Oiona Civil, Edword Georga, Fenn Hogbvrg, John Holparn, Thomot Hommermeiiter, Jon Monca, Jaonna Honion. Borboro Lea Hanton, Judith Horriton, lowell Horf, Shirley Hoify. Warren Healy, Sieve Hedm, Donna Hedlund. Morietto Hambd, Oorleno Huteby. Borboro Huteby, Ieoh Hvlchaton, Edword Imholla, Robert Ireland. Kay Itehe, Emily Itham, Judy Jacobi, Lynn Jomgotch, Corol Jornberg. Carl Jemen. Ronald Jemen, Shoron Jernell, Jerry Johonten, Eivind Johnton, Berteil Johnion, David Johnton, Donna Johnton, Jeonatle Johnion, Jo Ann Johnton, Kenneth Johnton, Marjorie Johnton, Mory lee Johnton, Richard Johnion, Solly Johnton, -Suzanne Johnton, Tracy Johnion, Word Kopitan, Devin Kaplan, Hattie Kotner, Thomot Kennedy, Patricio King, Mory Ellen Kipp, Linda Kirkner, Janice Kottilo, Rodney Krone, Gary Krovte, Mark Krueger, Kathleen Kurven, Carole Lone, Roberta lorton, Margaret loymon. Marcia LeFevre, John Lehmann, Paul Leighton, John lerum, Kenneth letley, Suton leviton, Lynn lifton, Jonel linderberg. Mory lindmeyer, Oiane livingiton, Jeanette Lloyd, Robert lofqvilt, Mary luhmon, Janet luth, Tim lutnei, Sylvia Moehren, Richord Moeier. Thomot Markell, Janice Motion, Judy Matthewt, Terry Motliion, Suton May. Jamet McNoghten, Margaret Michael ton, Morgaret Miller. Com. 34 SOPHOMORES Miller, Georg-onne Mill , Patricia Mitchell, David Mitxel, Geraldine MogeUon Ranald Molstod. Nancy Monahan. Patridi MootRobert Mueller. Thomai Myrold. Shoron Noth, John Nelson, Joseph Nelson. Marlene Nemer, Rick Neman. Stephen Nevnsinger. Brace Nevsinger, Gory Newhovs . Gretchen Newman, Courtland Nichols. Bonnie Nichols, John Nielsen. Bruce Niemi, Julie Nord. Terry Nordlund. Noncy Nordland, Robert Ogdohl, Gory Ohney, Philip Oliver. Kay Olson, Larry Olson, Melanie Osten. Evelyn Ostrom. Susan Porson, Michael Porssinen, Dick Pastor. Joe Paulson, Borry Pouni, Judy Perlich, Kothy Perry, Jonet Perschmann. Robert Peterson, Judy Peterson, Noncy Porter, Kothy Premock. John Preus. John Romm, Gordon keep. Richord Reeves. Mory Reichert. Jeon Rindol. Gory Rose. Bruce Rosenboch. Ronald Rothnem, Brodlord Rovick, Judy Solilermon, Ethel Sandberg, Koran Sondeen. Carolyn Sonters, Terry Sotter. Janet Schoeler, Steven Selinder, Bjorn Shodo, Chorlott Show. Ed Shoberg. Gory Silver, Jacquelme Sisco, M k Siodm, Vernon Sletten, Beverly Smol . Gerald Smith, Colleen Snell. Noncy Solberg. Tim Spiegel. Don,el Stonsfield. Sondra Stouber. Shoron Stelfy, William Sterrie, Peggy Stirrott, James Stellar. Janice Strom. Sheldon Stromberg. Darryl Swndby. Margaret Sundin, John Swogger, Shoron Swanson, Billi -Jo Swanson, John Swanson, Sue Tenner. Jo Thielges, Paul 35 SOPHOMORES Thorn, Koran Thomot, Robar! Thompton, Thomot Thordton, Jonet Thordton. Morcallo Toll. Lailia Ungermon, Solly Voadiich, Bill Word. Undo Worp. Oiona Wottton. Polar Waovar, J«dy Wao� ar. tichord Wabar. Corolynn Walli. Bob WaKoil. Joy W.llalord. Diona Wtll.omj. Tim Williomton. Jwdy William,on. Thomoi Wilton, Shelley Wondro, Cola Wondro. Cory Woodrvll. Koihia Wood word. Harry Wright, Jamat Yoblontki, Jona NOT PICTURED) Krutoi, Sharlyj Giato. Jomet; Cordon. Michael; John,on. Wolloee; Kno . Mika; libbay, Michoel; McCoba, Stevenj Podoltky. Victori Qvirt, Andy; Sobort, Jonice; Sovoge. Mary Joj Slock, Timothy; Wolker. Chorlai; Waller. Diona; Wilton, John. JUNIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW. C. Rotchko. V.Molmtten. C. Elofton, C. Bargee. S. Noble. SECOND ROW, l. Tatter.. S. Adomt. J. Chnitenien. B. Wr-ght. M Litton, Mr. Adorn THIRD SOW. B. Newkirk. S. Brown. J. Sander. I Jetten. H Feldmon. FOURTH ROW P. Deon, B. Norbock. M Fewer. D Geckler. I. Moron. A. Sander The Junior Class Council, under the guidance of Mr. Adam, is made up of two representatives from each junior homeroom. The Council planned the prom, the class program, two class parties, and the reception after commencement. The officers are: Phil Renslow, President; John Thiel, Vice-President; Cheeta Adams, Secretary; and Mickey Fewer, Treasurer. 36 JUNIORS’ ACHIEVEMENT 61ers reach Alaska Junior boys model efficiency of new Lady Schick From thoughtless youth to ruminating age. Double, double, toil and trouble. 37 JUNIORS CD m JUNIORS Honton, James Hedlund, Donno Heimbuck, Stove Helweg, Gregory Hempiteod. 8rodley Henes, George Herzog. Ronold HoVonjon, Mary Ellen Holland, Mory Ann Holmberg, Dorene Holmboe, John Holmes, Rosonn Holmos, Timothy Horsoger, Kathryn Hoiking. Robert Hurley, Joon Hutcheson. Robert Hutchins, Janice Jacobson, Howard Janxen, Don Jenkins, Penny Jensen, Paul Jessen, LaVerlo Jilion, Jacqueline Johnson, lorry Jones, Susan Kotler, Janet Keeler, Potricio Klawitler, Bill Kohn, Marvin Kubitx, Julia Kulander, John Kulonder. Ken laFayelte, Roy lorson, Diane loudert, Patricia lerum, Lynda letson, Jeanette liden, Dione lienke, lorry lifson, Molti lindmeyer. Gory linoff, Victor lofgren. Darwin Lovett, Robert lynne, Kenneth MacKenxie, Don Malmsten, Valerie Matson, lorry Mottsson, Don McConville, Colleen McGonn, Kathleen Melville, Mory Meyers, John Miller. Gory Mitchell, Mary Moline, Susan Moore, Loretta Morost, Robert Morgen, Mory Murray, Tom Myers, Gary Meyers, Mary Jo Nelson, Corolyn Nelson, Chadwick Nelson, James Ness. Roberto Nestegard. Diane Newkirk, Robert Nielsen, lynn Noble, Suson Norback, Bruce Nordlund, Barbara Norman, Morgaret Peer, Nyberg Ohnstein, Janice Olson, Charlotte Olson, James Olson, Jeanne Olson. Roll Olson, Sandra Oredson, Susan Orfield, Ronald Panning. Sandro Porker, Marlys Posko, Reid Poulson, Catherine Peorson, Sharon Perlmon, Mory Ellen Petit, Jeanne 39 JUNIORS ? NOT PICTUBCOi Amanon, Tarryj Andarton. lorryj Andarton, lyw ; Ayotla, ICoyj Blayhl. David: Br alkali, Sharon; Brannon, Dor I ana. Du Rocha. Gordon: DuRocha Shoron. Frwin. Williom, Gift, David. Hammarmaiiiar, Jon; lauoal. iudy; Kiafar. Botolaa; lond, Janny; lundarbarg, Barb; Moot, Garold; Bubal, lynna; Savton. iaroma; Swaltar, Soro Jona; Thortaan, Donn. SPORTS 41 CHEERLEADERS ROW 1i M. KoimoiM. P. Bowman, J. A nutrong, V. MotnuUn. M. Erdmann, J. lehmonn, C. tlofiMi, G. Berger. K. Alben. SOW 2. M. Englond. B. Wright, M. Normon. J. Chriiten.en, M. Morgen. S. Noble, M. Erdmonn, J. Hwrley. E. Bowen, B. Andenon. ROW 3. J. Holmet. P lowrence, C. Adomi, T. Adomt. 1. Homon, $ Hendrick , J. Hillern . P. Holpern. 42 ROW 4: B. Bow� n, G. Berglvnd, M McNowghten, D. Holmberg, 5. Peofjon. C. Alben, R. Kahn, B. Jonei, J. Andenon. OFFICERS: M. Woodward, L Corwin, K. Connolly. Mr. Potenon, D. Frioi. S. Ericsort. BOW 1, 8. Corl� . S. Coin, N. Nordlvnd. M, lifion, J. Fowni, M. CorpmUr, S. Moffiton. M Fo ler, B. Nordlund. BOW 2, C. Corty. S. Jonn. F Kruio, J. And.rwn. D. Colb. Q, t. Erickion, N. 105 11. S. H«� � , G. Smith, K. Schwob. BOW 3: S. DoRocti . S. Fonning, M. Ef.cion, K. McCann, F. Holmti, K. Er'tgaord. 8. Bob«tt on, J. Sotvd«f. BOW 4( I. Sundqvitl. S. Stvtrton. j. Jordon. 8. 8oilty. B McFoddm. K. Toottf, C. Crotitr, J. Bromi. I. 6� � ton. 43 ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of the team captains and the respective coaches of each of the team sports. Its main function is to approve athletic and cheerleading awards. FIRST ROW: Mr. Guetxloe, Mr. Adam, Mr. Williams, Mr. lovin, Mr. D. Peterson, Mr. M. Peterson, Mr. R. Pederson; SECOND ROW: Mr. lindheim, F. Casperson, $. Nash, S. Matthews, B. Kronick, P. Mellin, D. Hcnrickson, T. McCue, Mr. Halley; THIRD ROW: A. Fredrickson, J. Thorstenson, H. Monahan, K. Lehman, B. Newman, J. Hill, C. Johnson, B. Marlin, Mr. Meixner. “S” CLUB The S Club consists of boys who have earned one or more letters in any of the many team sports. In the past it has been a somewhat inactive group, but plans are being discussed to increase the scope of its activities. The club promoted our very successful homecoming button campaign this year. FIRST ROW: H. Jacobson, B. Gould, B. Newman, T. McCue, J. Thorstenson, C. Masteller, S. Nash, R Kasner, G. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: D. Fischer, B. Newkirk, J. Waller, P. Malen, B. Kronick, S. Rings rud, M. Garneau, B. Moore. G. Nelson, R. Anderson. THIRD ROW: S. Van Santen, J. Dunn, T. Murray, C Liddle, D. Newham, J. Hill, D. Delarie, B. Tueting, D. England, S. Matthews. FOURTH ROW: R. Berg strom, D. Sander, P. Renslow, C. Johnson, J. Bestrom, D. Henrickson, J. Kosmas, K. Lehman, F. Casper son. 44 FOOTBALL After sustaining an opening loss to West at the Parade Stadium, our fine football team roared back to win six straight games and a possible crack at the city championship before the final game with Washburn. This was an outstanding achievement for our team, which lacked experience and material at the outset of the season. This year's team was led by our three captains: Bob Martin, Curt Johnson, and Steve Nash. Coach Art Fredrickson and his staff did a tremendous job in putting the team back on the winning road. One of our captains. Curt Johnson, was honored on the All-City first team. Team members John Hill, Jack Bestrom, and Harry Monahan were chosen for the second team. In contrast to former years, however, there were no individual standouts. This winning season was a product of 100% team cooperation. Congratulations are certainly deserved by the team and coaching staff for doing an excellent job over the past season. Bob Martin, Steve N«� h, Coach Fredrickson, and Curt Johnson. VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: C. Mesteller, J. Waller, J. Shelsted, D. Thorn, D. Purrier, A. Fredrickson, N. Johnson, A. Banks. SECOND ROW: D. Delaria, D. Newham, B. Tueting, J. Hill, J. Rotsch, S. Nash, B. Newkirk, B. Carlson. THIRD ROW: J. Bestrom, P. Renslow, D. Colman, T. Amerson, S. Scott, J. Barry, C. Liddle, R. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: T. Cranston, J. Kosmos, J. MclCeand, K. Lehmann, J. Thill, H. Feldman, D. Sander, C. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: J. Thiel, T. Gammel, J. Kasner, B. Martin, H. Monahan, D. Busyn, S. McIntyre, R. Porter. 45 STEVE NASH-Quarterback CURT JOHNSON-Fullback BOB MARTIN—End CAPTAINS FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME 20 Mechanical Arts 13 Edison 66 Henry 19 North 14 Sooth 7 Roosevelt 7 Washburn JOHN KOSMAS—Center CRAIG MASTEILER—Guard DICK NEWHAM-End CHUCK IIDDIE—End JOHN WALLER—Halfback JOHN HILL-End KEN LEHMANN—Tackle HARRY MONAHAN—Tackle 47 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL MM FIRST ROW: B. Gammcl, S. Ruff, R. Frandcen, K. Wicd, R. Johnson, J. Anderson, M. Krause, S. Strom, E. Krutz, L. Conrad. SECOND ROW: S. Wcijke, G. Aune, T. Johnson, R. Rosenbach, S. McCabe, P. Watlson, A. Christianson, B. Rothnem, T. Halpern, D. Backstrom, D. Tueting. THIRD ROW; K. Kapitan, T. Maeser, J. Bernatz, J. Smale, T. Browning, T. Williams, E. Shaw, J. May, G. Giles, K. Johnson, P. Perm. FOURTH ROW: M, Smutka, E. Reichmann, R. Jobe, T. Grega, S. Bauman, T. Thompson, T. Solberg, H. Woodward, J. Prucss, A. Thompson, J. Nathanson. FIFTH ROW: J. Carlson, C. Knigge, D. Bietz, J. Swanson, M. Ford, M. Rader, B. Thiel. BASKETBALL Ken Lehmann, Coach William , and Bob Martin. The 59-60 basketball season was by no means unsuccessful. The Indians turned in a 4-6 conference record, which included several heartbreaking setbacks. Captains Bob Martin and Ken Lehmann provided fine leadership and Coach Walt Williams did a superb job in developing the team. Our two guards were both honored on the all-city selections, with John Dunn selected for the first team and Bob Martin receiving honorable mention. This season saw the Indians win ten and lose nine. The highlight of the season was probably the 49 to 36 victory over highly ranked Roosevelt. Next year should prove successful as three regulars are returning. They are: all-city guard, John Dunn; Jack Hagberg, and John Wagner. These, along with several other promising underclassmen, should fill out the roster and form a strong team next year. P ul Witsoe. John Dunn. Jack Be.trom, Bob Martin. John Wagner. Stave Babbitt. Don Matt on. Jack Hagberg, Tarry Cran.ton, Ken Lehmann. Curt Johnson, Dick Newham, Dick Purrier, Coach Walt William (center). 49 SENIOR PLAYERS BRUCE KRONICK KEN LEHMANN CURT JOHNSON BASKETBALL SCORES 48 | c c i U. 35 71 52 35 45 North 55 67 72 51 54 48 63 55 49 37 52 73 63 69 Sub-district Southwest 28 Washburn 34 54 47 Southwest Southwest 51 West 52 District 59 Marshall 41 Southwest 44 Henry 50 STEVE BABBITT BOB MARTIN DICK NEWHAM BASKETBALL CANDIDS SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL KNEELING: S. Ruff, D. Ekstrand, B. Moore, T. Grega, D. Parssincn, S. Anderson. STANDING: Mr. G. Wolff, D. Fyhr, B. Gammell, K. Wied, T. Johnson, D. Gerdas, S. Strom, J. Burkhart. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY 52 KNEELING: S. Weiske, J. Bernatz, D. Johnson, L. Crary. G. Wondra, T. Williamson. STANDING: Mr. M. Bjorlin, P. Wattson, E. Shaw. E. Gruss, J. May, J. Giese, R. Johnson, T. Maeser, T. Thompson, F. George. HOCKEY Southwell Southwell Southweit Southwetf Southweit Southweit Southweit Southwell Southweit Southweit Southweit Southweit Coach Dave Peterion with Dave Henrikion and Rick Kainer. 4 Rooieveit 3 Ediion 7 Vocational 4 Weit 0 North 0 South 9 Central 6 Marihall 0 Wathburn 1 Henry D.itrict 17: 2 Weit 3 South 2 0 0 2 1 4 2 0 3 1 1 5 This year's hockey squad, although greatly affected by the graduation of many of last year's championship team, had a highly successful season. The Indians, led by Captains Dave Henrikson and Rick Kasner, defeated their first four opponents in succession. The pucksters then lost two games, but finished the regular season strongly by defeating Central and Marshall, losing to a powerful Washburn team, and tying City Champion Henry. The District 17 playoffs saw Dave Peterson's icemen defeat West but lose to South. This culminated a fine season and the coaches, faculty, and student body are certainly proud of the boys. FIRST ROW: Coach Dave Peterion, D. Henrikion, D. Fiicher, S. Naih, J. McKeand, R. Ungerman, R. Kainer. SECOND ROW: D. Delarie, I. Harriion, G. Kainer, B. Newkirk, D. Buiyn, T. Murray, J. Rotche, T. Maeier, M. Ford, J. Barry. SENIOR PLAYERS JOHN HIU STEVE NASH JOHN AAcKEAND HOCKEY CANDIDS SKI TEAM ROW 1: E. Johonton. F. Allis, M. Melon. T. McCue, J. Kosmos. ROW 2: Mr. levin, D. Ooy, R. Hogon, B. Tweting. The Ski Team had a very successful season, mainly bccauso they had snow. The team, coached by Mr. Levin, practiced at Edina Country Club. The meets were held at Theodore Worth Park and Edina. Skiing pross country in the city meet, Mike Melon placed second, Evan Johnson placed third, and Tom McCue placed seventh. Roger Hagon, Fred Allis, Bill Tueting, and Tom McCue participated in the slalom event. The team ended fifth In city competition, and participated in the state ski meet held at Duluth. SKI MEET SCORES (Low score wins) Scmthwost —1 North---------------3 Southwest__________2 Central_____________4 Southwest.. .......3 South ............. 3 Southwest..........4 Marshall____________2 Southwest..........3 Edison 3 Southwest..........1 Washburn____________2 Southwest..........1 Roosevelt ....... 2 Southwest__________5 Henry______________4 WRESTLING TEAM IllllflVllIt The Wrestling Team is Southwest's newest sport. Under the direction of Mr. Mayo, the boys spent a good deal of time learning holds, scoring procedures, and visiting the teams of West and Golden Valley. Next year the team hopes to enter city competition. ROW It A. Christianson. 0. Fyhr, C. Romm. K. Kapiton, R. Jobe, G. Phillips, 8. Davis, G. DuRoche. ROW 2: Mr. Mayo, A. Wigond, R. Orlield. A. Thompson. S. Francis. J. Meyers. P. Gcnsly, J. Wilson. R. DeGolier. 56 s w I M M I N G The 1959-60 Swimming Team, probably Iho strongest in city history, was led by Co-Captains Fred Caspersen and Harry Monahan. The team got off to a running start in the Y.M.C.A. Invitational Meet by winning four first places and setting three meet records. The city offered no competition as Southwest ran its string of wins to 16 consecutive conference wins over the past two years. In the district 17 meet. Southwest won three firsts, and set four records. Tom Gammell, Harry Monahan, and Pete Malen won gold medals. Graduating letter winne s include: Pete Malen, butterfly; Tom Gammell, breaststroke and 400 yard freestyle; Chuck Liddle, 50 yard freestyle; Roger Bergstrom, breaststroke; Stu Van Santen, diving; and Harry Monahan, freestyle. 61 13 66 20 65 22 65 17 65 22 61 26 60 26 53 34 Southwest 53 South 34 District 17 Meet Southwest placed first. FIRST ROWi J. Thiel, R. Frondeen. D. Johnson, P. Ford. J. Erdmonn, K. Kvlonder. Coach Lindhoim SECOND ROW: S. Nemeji. R. Thiel, H. Woodward, J. Calhoun, J. Monahan, P. Jensen, G. Helweg, A. Sander. THIRD ROWi J. Wescott, T. lv� h. P. Monohon. FOURTH ROWs C. liddle. R. Berg� from, T. Gammell, H. Monohon, S. Von Sonlen, P. Malen. gy CAPTAIN TOM McCUE COACH AL HAllEY CAPTAIN BOB NEWMAN CROSS COUNTRY Southwest finished another successful cross country season by winning the City and State Championships. Under the leadership of Coach Al Halley and Co-Captains Bob Newman and Tom McCue, the team started the season by running a perfect score against St. Louis Park. The following week brought together Southwest and Roosevelt in what many believed to be the greatest meet ever to bo run in Minnesota. Southwest was edged by only three points while both teams put out tremendous efforts. In the following weeks, under standout performances by Bob Newman, Tom McCue, Rick Anderson. Dick England, Joe Thorstenson, Steve Ringsrud, and Marshall Garncau, the Southwest Harriers defeated West. Washburn Edison, and St. James. Then, after a poor showing at the Swain Invitational in Duluth, the Indians went on to win the State Championship. To make the season even more successful. Bob Newman became the individual State Champion. Returning lettermen include Captain-elect, Rick Anderson. Steve Ringsrud, Howie Jacobson, Dick Butler, Marshall Garneau, and Joe Nelson. With this strong nucleus. Southwest looks forward to anothor successful season in I960. ROW I: R. Anderson, H. Jacobson, T McCue, 8. Newman, J. Thorstenson. D. Butler, S. Ringsrud, F. Caspersen, B. Gould. ROW 2: J. Nelson, E. Johanson, K. Lerum, P. Okney. C. Newman, W. Johnson, W. Johnson, M. Garneau, G. Armstrong, B. Beardsley. ROW 3: P. Kilby, B. Nelson. B. Anderson, P. Cltmpp, G. Padolsky, B. Paulson, D. Thoreson, D. Oliver, F. DesDotto, M. Rosendahl, R. Rotsch. 58 TOM McCUE DICK ENGLAND BOB NEWMAN STEVE RINGSRUD RICK ANDERSON JOE THORSTENSON HALLEY'S ALLEY TENNIS Cooch E. H. HooKciro ond Captain Sieve Moiihew Mr. Haaheim and the Tennis Team are looking forward to a successful season this spring. The squad has been working hard in preseason practice sessions in tho gym, and the future seems rosy. Jim Gregory, Bob Moore, and Gary Meyers are returning underclassmen, and offering the leadership will be senior Captain Steve Matthews. A more complete picture of the Tennis Team will appear in the summer supplement which will publish scores and a resume of the season. STANDINGi J. Gregory, R. LoFoyello, N. Rozto. B. Voediieh, J. Seordtley, C. lorrivee. KNEELING: 0. Allen, 0. Johnjon. G. Meyer , B. Moore. S. Motihew . B Solowoy. GOLF This spring Coach Rudy Pedersen and the Golf Team are looking forward to a successful season. In the District 17 Tournament, which was held last fall. Southwest finished third with Bruce Kronick as medalist. Members returning from last year's team include: Bruce Kron. ick, Dave Hendrickson, Rick Kosncr, Bruce Norback, Bob Sandler, and Peter Ucko. CAPTAIN BRUCE KRONICK B. Norbeck, P. Ucko, R. Korncr, Cooch Rudy Pederjen, D. Hcndrieluon, B. Kronick. B. Sandier TRACK CAPTAIN JOE THORSTENSON The Indian trackmen are again expected to be strong contenders in city competition this spring. Under tho excellent guidance of Coach Al Halley and the fine leadership of Captain Joe Thorstenson, this year's squad will be gunning for its usual high place in the state meet. Returning lettermen arc Bob Newman, State Cross-Country Champion, Mile; Tom McCuc, 880; and Joe Thorstenson, Hurdles. These three boys should outclass their opponents in their respective events in the state meet. Other letferwinners are Dick England, 880; Phil Renslow, Shot and Discus; Dick Gregory, Hurdles; Rick Anderson, Mile; Gary Armstrong, 440; Dick Purrier, Pole Vault; Jack Bestrom, Broadjump and Relays; and Steve Ringsrud, Mile. FIRST ROW: R. Anderson. 0. Englond, B. Newmon, P. Renslow, J. Thorstenson, D. Gregory, T. McCve, S. Ringsrud, J. Bestrom, J. Woller. SECOND ROW. 6. Beordslee, G. Armstrong. F. Cospe.ion, D. Purrier. H. Jacobson, P. lehmonn, I. Conrod. P. Okney. M. Gorneou, 0. Flotr, R. Anderson. J. Leighton. THIR0 ROW. V. Podolsky, W. Johnson, j. Preus. B. Tueting. C. liddle, T. Amerson, J. Thiel, J. Wogner, R. Butler. P. Preus. W. Johnson, G. Podolsky. 62 BASEBALL The Baseball Team is expected to have a spring. Coach Bill Adam and Captain Curt hard to make this year's squad the best in the history of Southwest baseball. The Indians have six returning regulars and a fine group of underclassmen to fill out the team. The returning senior lettcrmen are Curt Johnson, Stove Nash, Bob Martin, Ken Lehmann, Rick Kasner, Harry Monahan, and Dick Fischer. The juniors on tho team are: John Dunn, Bill Carlson, Denny Busyn, Tom Murray, and Tim Holmes. COACH BILL ADAM and CAPTAIN CURT JOHNSON FRONT: P. Jensen, J. Dunn. R. Herzog, S. Nash, B. Carlson, R. Kasner, D. Fischer, H. McConnell. G. Dixson. BACK: T. Cranston, H. Monahan, J. Steege. B. Martin, C. Johnson, D. Busyn, T. Holmes, T. Murray, K. Lehmann. GOLF FIRST ROW: J. Hurley. C. MeConnville, S. Friction. ). Rvitell. SECOND ROW: Mm. Knuljon, J. Anderson, P. lowrence, C. Erickson. J. Anderson. GIRLS The Golf Team has been looking forward to a good season. Losing only one player from last year's outstanding team, the girls expect to place high in the city standing. According to Mrs. Knutson, their coach, Colleen McConnville and Sally Erickson should be individual standouts. SWIMMING This year the girls' team, under the direction of their new coach, Mrs. Fronchic Rogers, placed fourth in the city. The relay team, consisting of Camille Jansen, Sally Loofburrow, Marian Steffy and Jennyne Mitchell, placed socond in city com-petition. Individual standouts included Patty Lawrence, second in diving; Marian Steffy, second place in Individual Medley and third place in the back stroke; and Jennyne Mitchell who placed third in the 25 yard Butterfly. TENNIS last year's squad had a very successful season, placing first in their district, and narrowly losing to Washburn 4-3 for the city championship. Expected to be strong arc returnees Judy Anderson and Shirley Hart in singles and Colleen Briggs and Judy Worthley in doubles. The vacancies left by last year's seniors will be ably filled by ambitious and hardworking underclassmen. FIRST ROWi M. Orlondinl, I. Corwin. S. Hendrick . J. Worthley, M. Myeri, 1, Andenon. V. Molmtten. SECOND ROW; Miji Knuljon, C Briggt, P. Jomgotch, I. Erickton. S. loofboorow. VARSITY BADMINTON The members of the badminton team say they arc looking forward to their third consecutive City Championship. Doubles returnees are Linda Corwin and Suo Hendricks, and Priscilla Jamgotch and Judy Worthly. At singles aro Solly loofbourow, Mary Orlandini, and Mary Jo Myers. Newcomers on the team aro Solly Erickson, Bev Deal, Judy Anderson, Kay Rodberg, and Dorothy Swirtz. The season will be closed with the annual pizza party and a get-to-gether at the home of Mrs. Frenchie Rogers. Now. we've taken the But whet about the All right. Harry- Aahhhh- butterfly-'' freestyle- Go to |,|� Charleston, Charleston—1 Inka, cold but loyal I'm tired of eatii.g sand! 'I'm not about to be concerned.' Lying down on the job. HOMECOMING A massive Indian in a grey sweat suit chasing a polar bear, suspended from a lamp post, announced to all Southwest's threat to Pole the Polars. This threat was seconded, as one entered the main entrance, by a tableau and slogan bearing the words. Skin the Polars' Bear, representing the general spirit of the day. The excitement mounted as the queen candidates, Julie Russell, Sue lux. Pat Lawrence, Faye Pishney, and Toni Adams, were regally escorted to the stage. Then came the big moment when amid cheers, screams, applause, and wild drumming. Sue Burrows crowned Pat Lawrence 1959 Homecoming Queen. PGIEthep oc.fi AS •mMM JULIE RUSSEL SUE LUX JIM REED DAVE GILFILLAN The exciting, though cold Homecoming game was a win for Southwest, defeating North 19-7. A new addition to half-time we the dais float , accented by the traditional Queens' parade and band performance. The seriou injury of a North player. Corky Roehl, however, put somewhat of a damper on Southwejts' victory. The enthusiastic support of alumni and student body at the Alumni reception and dance helped to make this year's Homecoming the best ever. The general chairmen, Frod Caspcrsen and Barb Orfield, assisted by Mr. Halley wish to thank those who spent so much time and energy to make the 1959 Homecoming a success. FAYE PISHNEY PAT LAWRENCE TONI ADAMS PAT NOLAN FRED CASPERSON BRUCE KRONICK COUNCIL STUDENT PAT CONNOLLY VICE-PRESIDENT SUE LUX CORRESPONDING SECRETARY BRUCE KRONICK PRESIDENT FRED CASPERSEN TREASURER JOHN KOSMAS SUE BODDY SERGE ANT-rtt-ARMS SECRETARY Wo hope to moke the 1960 senior dm the best Southwest has ever hod, wos declored by Bruce Kronick os he received the Torch of Leodership from lost year's President. Under Bruce's direction ond the guidance of Mr. Peterson, tho Student Council is woll on its woy to fulfilling this statement. The Student Council initiated the movement for the National Honor Society, has established an Ethics Committee that really works, and set up •he promotion of the Corky Roehl concert. FIRST BOW, M. Chollmoo. $. Noble, T. Adam. C. Tanner. J. Boon., T. Monhew, SECOND BOW M. Porter. 1C Swanson. K ICvlo.rder. M. Weinberger. C. Corty. D Be t toon THIBD BOW, 0. Edelmon. J Anderson, K McGonn. M Jocobton, t Horriton. B. Sterrle. FOURTH ROW, C. Gorier. S Mol thews. D. Bonfrom. S. Ciller. S Nichols. D. Frier FIFTH ROW, D. Sander, H. Monohon. S. MtCobe, D. Gregory. 8. Riehrer. C. OaMgren, T. Solberg 72 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE Fred Caspersen and John McKeand were this year's representative to Boys' State, sponsored by the American Legion and held on the Minnesota Farm Campus. Barb Orfield attended Girls' State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and held on the Minnesota Fair Ground . A week of activities included setting up actual city, county, and state governments, and running for offices. Speakers, panels, athletics, and various tours were also enjoyed by all three students. Fred, Barb, and John each belonged to a political party and learned great respect for its role in the function of our government. The representatives all went home with a great deal more knowledge and respect for our democratic principles. Fred CetpettSA, Barb OHield. John McKeond. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This is the first year that the National Honor Society has been in practice at Southwest. The members are chosen on the basis of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. There is a quota of fifteen per cent of the seniors and five per cent of the juniors. The members are anxious to make it an active organization. The advisor to the group is Mr. Charles Wohlford. He is assisted by an able faculty council consisting of Miss Brinley, Mrs. Socha, Mrs. Welch, and Mr. McDonough. The officer were elected at the first meeting. The President is Barb Orfield; Vice-President, John McKeand. Secretary, Nancy Kapp; and Treasurer, Jane Reichman. The induction dinner was held at Church of The Good Shepherd on Monday, January 25. FUST «OW, J. McKeond. Mr. Wo . I ford. I. Ort.eld, J Re,c « onn SECOND ROW J. Blumenton, $. Noble. C. Jornen S. SiKo, R. Kobe. P. lowrence, D. Cotberg. C. Corty, J. Armsirong. THUD ROW, P- Krv� e, 0. Groumon. B lowson D Allot. • Kronick. T. Grommos. S Wilfrid, T Block. J. Russell. FOURTH ROW: P. Ho'pern. S. Merritt. J Grego. B Nor bock. P. Wiltoe. S. Gvttmon, F. Cospersen. S Colewon. J. Totlefson. FIFTH ROW S. t«� . B Bedford. N Rorso. I Johnson. D. Gregory. J. Thors lemon, J. Reed. 0. Gilfillan, B. Ne� mo n, p. Nolan FUST ROW; S. Roddy. C. lommen, 8. Orfield. P. Connolly. K. Ptoshn . K W.ed. f Coiperten. S Colemon. SECOND ROW. A. Crows . 1. lulnes, H. Mortin. R. Peterla, K. Rorso. E Itch . K Krueger. J. Yoblonsln. THIRD ROW. T. Parodist, C. Meyers, C V fnon, S. lesley, J. Pouni, B. Swonson, C. Kean , W. Bigelow. T Mueller, M, McNoughlen. FOURTH ROW. J, Premock. J Corlton, J Nolhonton, B Pratt, B Wright, M Porter, J. Rosen-tleld, 8. Cdsten, M. Woodward, S. lux. FIFTH ROW. M Mell.n, C. 8.11, P. J nton, J Brunkow, D. fueling, M I'bbey. H. Woodward. R. Nordlund, T. William. T. Solberg LANGUAGE DEUT5CHER VEREIN Although only in iti second year of being, the German Club had over one hundred members and a very busy year. Among the activities were the annual breakfast, carwash, candy and cookie sale, a joint Christmas party with Washburn, and a joint with Hopkins. The German Auditorium again featured lively German skits, songs, dances, and German band. The club was also active in the organization of a German Congress held at the University. The year was climaxed by a trip and senior farewell dinner. This years officers are: Fred Caspersen, President; Pat Connolly, Vice-President; Barb Orfield, Secretary; Steve Coleman, Treasurer; assisted by Advisor Herr lindheim. FIRST ROW. P. Nolon, J. Holm. D. Gilfillon. A. Fernall, M Stenberg. J. lifted, J Reed, C. Tonner. M Almqu.it. SECOND ROW. P. Mol n, M. Weinberger, J. S.lbcrnog l. J Reichmonn, B. W«( l, J. M.tch ll I. Cremer THIRD ROW. T. Block. J. Boilty, D. Johnson, J. Olson, N. Nichols, 8 Thompson. J. Jordan. J. Ak nson. B Roder. R. Jensen. FOURTH ROW. S. Gultmon. 8. Newkirk, P. W.tsoe. B R.chter, D. Grotslund. B. Tuet.ng, I. Bonjovr. D. Delorio. J. Prevs FIFTH ROWi I. Thiel, I. Johnson, R. Bergstrom. R. Frondeen, R Posko. D. Gregory. J. Smol . t Hogon, 8. Vooditch. P. Monohon. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL This year the Spanish Club split into three groups according to the amount of Spanish the members had taken. This enabled the members to work on conversations in Spanish and supplementary class work. The advisor. Miss M. Holliday, gave a great deal of her time in order to work with the smaller groups. The club had several projects, among which was a sale of Mexican candy made by the members. There wero also several dinners and arties given by the different sections tor the rest of the club. The officers of first year. Club I, are: Janet Broms, Mareth Ericson, Mike Sisco, and Darlene Hembd. In first year. Club II, the officers are: Tom Murray, Bill Carlson, Carol Elofson, and Mike Fewer. In the advanced group. Club III, the officers are: Sue Sisco, Nancy Nordlund. Barb Nordlund, and Evelyn Sisco. 74 FIRST ROW, N. Nordlund. B Nordlund. E. Si� co. S. S.ico, C ilofson. 8. Corlson. T. Mueroy. M. Ericson. J. Broms. D H.mbd. SECONO ROW, Miss Holl.doy. M Weiss. P. Rosendehl. K. Horsog f, C. M.lltr, C. Clemtnton. M Erickson. J Amundson, E. Edwards. P. T rry. It. Ward. THIRD ROW, E. Eng «. J. Hurley, M. Englond. M. Spooner. N. Snell. J. Monton. S. England. A. Anderson. J. Roller, A Semblo. M. Durocher, C. Smith. FOURTH ROW: S. Bod.ne. O. Smith, N loSelle. S. Russell. S loofbovrow. J. K.rkn.r, C. Crosier. D. low son. S. Severson. FIFTH ROW. H. Jacobson. S. Sender, H McConn.il. J. Boeitiger. D Bosyn. B Wogner. R. Nenser. L Olson. A. Chrislionson, D. Porss.nen, I. Word. B. Gould. CLUBS ENTRE NOUS The French Club It trying to encourage more participation and activities. The year started out with an annual French potluck given in the teochers' lunchroom. This was enjoyed by all. Another highpolnt In tho year's activities was the Chrisrmas party. A skit in French was given by the third year students and the traditional French carols were sung. It was the club's privilege to be host to Marie Fran-coise Denis, an A.F.S. student from Franco, at this meeting. The club, under the leadership of Miss L. Nelson and officers: President, Priscilla Kruse; Vice-President, Bev Deal; Secretary-Treasurer, Rica Kahn; is organizing an inter-city French club. This organization will help the members of all the Minneapolis French clubs meet and discuss ideas. The third year class is planning another gala evening at the Chateau de Paris Restaurant. FIRST ROW, M. lifion, D. Colberg, M. Sitfly, R. Kohn, P. Unite, 8. Deon. M. Normon. SECOND ROW, K. Rodberg, M Meyert, M. Smoby. D. Riei. J. York. S. Adam . I. Jesten. G. Newhoute. THIRD ROW. P. Sttrrit, B. Oilitld, S. Eriekton, B. Corli, K. Thom, J. Nitmi, I. Cremer. FOURTH ROW. S. Jonas, C. Paulson, t Andtfson, K. Anderson. G. Fisk, E. Osltn. K. McConn. M. Orlondini. FIFTH ROW. J. Anderson, M Wohlford, K. Tttltf, M Johnson, C. OuBoil, K. Coor.ey, S. Wilfrid, S. Houser, B Paulson. FIRST ROW: C. Striker, B. Anderson. M. Sperry, Miss Nelson, J. Matson. J. 5ilvee, K. Sandberg. SECOND ROW, D. Ramslond, M. Daugherty, T. Porodise, A. Rosenfield, C. Raschko, M. Erdmann, M, Morgen, J. Danielson THIRD ROW. M. Hokanson, I. Abroms, M. Goodmon. A. Goughnovr, I. Mondel. 0. Willelord. M. Giffin, K. Porter, C. Alben. FOURTH ROW. J. Honce, $. Erickson, C. Olson. P. Angelos, J. llvingston, M. Michoelson, P. lowrence, J. Holmes. FIFTH ROW, B. Jones, J. Re,chert, I. Toll, I. Drogue, A. Gole. J. Webster. S. Sondereg. ger, J. Perlman, M. Abroms. SOCIETAS LATINA This year Latin Club enjoyed a Christmas Breakfast, Sue Lux's slides of Denmark, and several other programs. The year was climaxed by a Roman Banquet, at which everyone was dressed in Roman costume. Activities were led by officers: Dick Grossman, President; Jim Gregory, Vice-President; Camille Janzen, Secretary; and Dianne Colberg, Treasurer. The advisor is Miss J. Williams. FIRST ROW. J. Gregory, D. Grottmon, C. Jonxen. D. Colberg. J. l.fton. B. Morcvi, F. Askermon, 0. Johnson, E. Bowers. SECOND ROW, t. Matey, T. Grottmon. B. Brown. T. Dohlen. J. Sondberg. I Carlton, S. Dontker. J. Ithom. V. Malmiten, P. Kennedy. THIRD ROW. Mitt W.lliomt, H. Kopton, M. Hwrth, C. Wintlow. S. Kretichmer. K. Eagetet, I. Beardsley, S. Danielson, D. Nelton, S. Henrickt, P. Filxgerold. FOURTH ROW, M E. K.ng, B. Jchnton. M. Reevet, J. Tenner, N. Peterson, M. lolquitt. S. Johnton, P. Dove, P. Sundby. S. lire. FIFTH ROW. M. Kohn, N. Pederton. D. Hedin. S. Deputy, P. Burns, D. Warp, I. Bailey. I. Norback. E. Show, N. Rotto, B. VonDoren. 75 ANNUAL ADVISORi Mi. McOonoogh ond CO-EDITORS. Sva lux ond Swf Sisco. EOITORS—FIRST ROW: Prise,llo Krui and T.o Grammot. (not pieti r d) COPY, Bonn. Lawson and t i do Corwin. LAYOUT. SECONO ROW. Joyca Lovett ond Mory Sperry. (no! pictured), JUNIOR HIGH; Curt Johnson. SPORTS; Barb Orfield. ART. The annual staff, bound by a common ambition, was transformed throughout the year from a group of harried individuals info a compatible unit able to work, laugh, and invent together. Organizing, snapping pictures, mulling over ideas, and gossiping characterized the many weeks spent in school under the watchful oyc of Mr. McDonough. The week-ends were spent in cluttered bosoments writing copy, slaving over lay-outs, rewriting copy, and dashing hither and yon after materials. Without the efforts of our stoic editors. Sue Lux and Sue Sisco, our goal could never have been reached. With their help, and with you in mind, the annual staff of Southwest High presents the 1960 Wagistanian. t m n_ L, n ■ n, MANAGER- Vic linoll and John Premack, PHOTOG- ESS? Tory He , ion. R—onn. 76 REPORTERS—FIRST ROW, Nancy Kopp. Norma Justice. Marg Weinberger. SECOND ROW, Alliion England, Ronnie Sigal, Mary Orlandi, Kathy Cooney. ARROW NEWS STAFF—FIRST ROW: Joy Hillurn . Corlo Corfy, Mory Jo Woodword. Mory EDITORS AND MANAGERS—FIRST ROW, Bob Bedford, Dionre Colbtrg, Pol MtNowflhfen. SECOND ROW: Noncy loSolle, Bonnie McFodden. Julie Holmet. Nolon. Ed.lor-rn-Chlef Do� e G.lfillon. SECOND ROW, Julie Russell, Sue Hew. ' Roger Williomi, Sue Hovter, Gory DoKtgren A it for Arrow and Arrow it for newt. In crowded 212 you're likely to hear a general hubbub—deadline reminders— the clacking of typewriters—German translations— !, 1 Vt, 2, 2' g, 3''—of headline workert—but out of it emerges a newt-paper. The Arrow it itreamlincd this year. A newly-detigned nameplate, new type faces, and a new tize introduced tho second semester, combined to furnish a new look. ’ Other changes were also initiated: increased frequency of publication, more emphatis on creative writing, lets segregation of material, and change from a four to a five-column paper. The staff was reorganized. The page-editor system was replaced by the staff system. The membert of newt, feature, and sports staffs now work together and are responsible as a unit for all materials in their departments, regardless of where the news is located in the paper. This more democratic organization worked out very well. To help finance the increased cost of publishing, the Arrow Staff sponsored a dance. DEBATE The Oebate Team looked forward to a promising season. Their most important debate was the Region-•I Five Meet of the State League on February 4. This year the A Team consisted of: L. Bonjour and S. Guttman, Affirmative; M. Avery and D. Grossman, Negative. On the B Team were: E. Dauterman and T. Grossman, Affirmative; M. Kohn, B. Saloway, and G. Krane, Negative. fikST ROW: l. Bonjour, S. Gwtlmon, 0. Grossmon. M. Avery, T. Grossmon. SECOND ROW: P. Nolon, r. Daulermon, Mr. Ingtebrel, S. Clorren, G. Corwin. THIRD ROW: G. Krone, M. Kohn, B. Solo way, D. L. Mondel. RED CROSS The Red Cross had another fulfilling year under the direction of: Judy Anderson, President; Mary Sperry, Vice-President; Joan Hurley, Treasurer; Jan Christensen, Program Chairman; Sally Erickson, Assistant Program Chairman; and Bonnie McFadden, Publicity Chairman. Some of the activities of the Council were soiling cookies and coffee during the school's opportunity sale, making menus for the sick, visiting and entertaining the sick during Christmas, and competing in a basketball gamo. FIRST ROW: B. McFodden, J. Christionsen. S. Erickson, J. Sender, J. Anderson, J. Hurley. M. Sperry. SECOND ROW. J. Silver. K. Horso0er, S. Cohen. C. Roschko. K. McAllister. B. Sieffy. THIRD ROW, P. Dovies, 8. Bowen, G. 8erglund, H. Koplon, K. Ireland, N. Justice. FOURTH ROW, J. Niemi, G. Pixson, J. Smole. J. Jordon. P Holmes, M. Thordson, D. Comeow. 78 RADIO CLUB Th« Radio Club hat made tremendous progress since it was organized four years ago. The members have talked to over forty states, including Alaska. They have studied code in order to get their license and sold book covers to finance the dub. FIRST ROW; C Kolog non, 0. S v rion, 0. lolgren. SECONO ROW B. Sutherland, J. Dor . Mr. F. Wohllord, J. Kievan, R. Williomt, 8. Johnton. CAMERA CLUB V.A.C. ADVISORY The V.A.C. Advisory is made up of boys from all grades who partidpate in the Visual Audio Club. This organization it responsible for the operation of film projection and the public address system. Their advisor is Mr. Paul Wohlford. With Mr. Ford at advisor and Richard Weaver at president, the Camera Club has been very active throughout the year. Their main project has been setting up a dark room in school. Other activities indude weekly meetings and field trips. All membort find this a very profitable and enjoyable organization. FIRST ROW, f. Herman. H. Moliniky, 8. Sochi ebon. SECOND ROW, C. H.lchcock. 8. Mori . Mr. Ford. R. J ni n, T. Mueller, 8. Brown. F!R5T ROW, 8. Sm.rh, R. Williemi. T. luth. SECONO ROW, 8. Slelfy. K. Kvlender. G. Woodro. C. H.lfy. THIRD ROW, Mr. Wohlford. J. TolMion. D. Deter,o. T. Comohon. C. Crawford, 79 FIRST ROW. 8. Slollon, J. Hommermoistor. L. Drogue, P. Codwell, A. Gale, N. Snell, $. Englond, I. Toll. P. Philips, A. Lillie SECOND ROW: A. loffmon, M, Smoby. J. Potor-son. N. Nordlund. S. Johnson, E. Solitermon, K. Anderson, J. Tenner. N. Molstod. 8. Nichols. THIRO ROW: N. Peterson, C Bowles. C. Miller, 8 Bonneville, A. Beardsley. M Durocher. D. lindmeyer, J. Niemi, S. Bodine, S. McKinnon. FOURTH ROW, S. Combs, D. Crawford. I. Anderson. K. Dickinson. M tofquisl, D. Comeou, M. Thordson, J. Kirkner, C. Fisk, K. V oodruff. FIFTH ROW: J, Lowe, I. Word, D. Grunhogen, J. Bailey, D. Donohoo. 8. Bancroft, $. Anderson, D. Worp, E Osten, B. Burns. SILVER TRI OFFICERS FIRST ROW: S. Deputy, S. Sorry, P. Sletrie, D. Nelson, P. Kennedy, N. Neslegord. SECOND ROW: J. Yoblonski, C. Miller, C. Clemensen, Miss Telonder. J. Silvers, S. Ungermon. THIRD ROW: J. Pauni, M. Reines, T. Matthews. H. Koplon, J. Honson. SILVER TRI To build a fellowjhip devoted to the task of realizing our ideals, is tho purpose of Silver Tri. This year the club has tried to fulfill ils school, chapter, and Y.W.C.A. activities. This year's officers are: Peggy Stcrrio, Sue Deputy, Pat Kennedy, Diane Nelson, Noncy Ncstcgard, and Susan Barry. Silver Tri's many active members and its cabinet have helped the club to have another successful year. School programs have included speakers of personal and social problems, movios, sorvice projects, a dance, and a dinner. Chapter activities were many and varied, ranging from sleigh rides to helping needy families at Christmas. Silver Tri participated in the Y.W.C.A. International Fair and city wide servico projects. FIRST ROW: H. Kohn. M. Boeck. M. Protl, I. Motey, B. Morcus. P. Jermsto, K, Ptoshne. P Hottond. SECOND ROW: S. Lawrence, M Larson, D. Johnson. S. Allmon. J. Henry, K Hvd� on. D Slupp. J Gvstofson, S. Richter. THIRD ROW: $. lutnei. $. Uhlenkott. M Miller, E. Swenjon, J. Sondberg. B. Corlson, R. Peterko. A. Corlson. M. Good mo n. M Erdmonn. FOURTH ROW: T. Dohlen. M McNoughten, K. Ireland, C. Clemensen, 0. John jon, P. Dvgon, S. Ostrom. E. Bowen. FIFTH ROW, C. Jomgoleh, S. Swenson, M Drilling J. Itham, E. Engen, D. Hembd, S. Myrold, J. Honce, S. Stonifield, M. Eriekion. FIRST ROW: D. Williford, S. Jilion, J. Molen. J. Anderson. I. Mondel. J. McClure, M. ' Our Tired Advisor. Solly Howard. Hursh. J. Holm, M Almquist. G. Winslow. SECOND ROW: J. Zimdors, B. DelOotto. 5. Kretschmer. C. Sinks. S Stonber. V. long. R. Roth. M. King. C. Fuhs. THIRD ROW: M. Carpenter, M. Johnson, J. Reichert, M. Nelson, J. Williomson, S. Russell. ). Hamilton, D. Dohlberg. A. Goughnour. B Levine. FOURTH ROW: I. Beordsley, S. Cordmol. V. Honson. 1. Richardson, I. Ertigaord, J. Sobort, P. Angelos, P. Fitigerold. J. Stoller. S. Donsker. QQ FIFTH ROW.- J. Amundson. E. Edwords, K. Word, C. Sondeen. D. Wedge. C. Shado. M. Griffin. E. Ische. L. Oqokd. K. Kruger.______________________________________________________________ __________________________ BLUE TRI CABINET SEATEDi C. Corty, Secretory; C. Paulson, Vice-President; J. Holmes, President; C. lommen, Vice-President; B, Orticld, Member-oMorge. STANDING: Mn. Undin . Advisor; S. Jones, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: J. Reichmonn, I.C.C. FIRST ROW: P. louder . L. Olson, C. Elotson, K. Ericson, J. lehmonn, J. J n� n. J. Armstrong M. Sleffy. V. Molmsten. SECOND ROW. M. Erdmonn. I. Anderson, K. Bron-strom, P. Boumon, M. LeVill . B. Bischotf, I. Spieker. B. Col , J. Spectoe. A. Greenite.n, S. Nobl . THIRD ROW: M. Normcn. 8. Wright, M. Spooner, M. Dougherty, D. tomtlond. A. Noble. IMIKU M. rrormon, o. vr.gn., � . ..... DougKte.mon, C. lommen, 8. Orfield, J. Christenson, M. Morgen. P. Holpern. FOURTH ROW, S. Wells, P. Lawrence, D. Colberg, J. Anderson, M. Cook, B. Bowen, G. Burglond, S. Donielson, S. Aose, J. Honson. C. Corty. FIFTH ROW, B. lowson. A. S.lvermon. J. . uomeison, � . nose, j. nonw,, v.. '- r- r.r... -----—' Perlmon. M. lifson. D. Swirt . M Erickson, M. McNoghten, J. H.llerns, B. Jones. S. Hen-dricks. J. Holmes. FIRST ROW. I. Swirt , A. Anderson, M. Myers, M. Erickson, B. Nordlund, M. Porker I. lervm, I. Anderson, B. Corls. SECOND ROW, S. Eggon, M. Woodword’ J. Russell’ P. Kruse, N. LoSell. B. Koubo, D. Fries. G. Smith, S. Hess, K. Rodberg. THIRD ROW] S Adorns, S. Houser, T. Grommos, M. Orlondini. J. Mitchell, J. Anderson, J Anderson $ Er.ckson, I. Corwin, J. Petit. FOURTH ROW, S. Oredson, I. Dunn, S. Wilfrid. K. Cooney' J. Grego, J. Sender, P. Holmes. F. Pishney, M. Holland, J. Govern. FIFTH ROW, D Larson I Sundquist. B. McFodden. K. Anderson, S. lux, B. Bailey, 8. Thompson, I. Benson] B. Deal. C. Crosier. BLUE TRI Under the leadership of this year's industrious cabinet. Blue Tri engaged in a wide variety of programs ranging from gymnastics lessons and a Panel of Americans to a discussion led by the Aquatenniol Queen. Highlights of the year'included the Sweetheart Swing, which in spite of a last minute change to the high school auditorium, turned out to be a big success, and the annual International Fair at the Y.W.C.A. A train trip to Chicago for a weekend of fun is on the agenda as a coming attraction. FIRST ROW, M. Chollmon. G. Berger, P. Jenkins, S. Wells. M. Hokonson, V. SECOND ROW, K. Enslod, A. Semblo. M. Perlmon. S. Jones, C. Poulion. S. Brown. THUD ROW, B. Robertson, K. Ertsgoord. J. Jilson, t. Burtiloff, S. Severson. C. Nelson. 81 Hl-Y Starting with a canoe trip at Camp Menogyn on the Gunflint Trail, the 1959-1960 Hi-Y year had a successful beginning. Under the capable leader-ahip of Jon Waller, President; John Kosmas, Vice-President; Jim Reed, Secretary-Treasurer; and Dallas Day, Chaplain, the two groups. Alpha and Micus, strove to obtain their ideals of service to others, Christian fellowship, and high scholarship. The programs of the year included participation in the Good Will Clothing Drive, the sale of Y-S Men's Christmas Trees, and becoming acquainted with subjects ranging from India to magic. Among the many social activities were inter-dub sports events apd joints with girls' clubs. OFFICERS 0. Dor, J Reed. J. Waller, J. (Cosmos, Advisor, Mr. levin. AlFMA Hl-Y—ROW I, G. Gecfcler, S. Motthewt, K. Sletten. J. Waller. R. Melon. ROW ll{ Calloflo Conference J. Fischer, D. Geckler, D. Newhom. J. Bony, C. lorrivee, C. Kilby. ROW Ills G. Burlier. R- Rrice, S. Von Sanien, ). Kosmos, J. Beardsley. ROW IV« J. Sanders. D. Doy. J. Bertas. S. McIntyre, J. McKeand, J. Butts 82 MUSIC DEPARTMENT fepfc Christmas laiis in ma to IT W(XLlD HWC DECN EASIffi TO BUY WORLDS fINFST, | CMOCOLO Tf ’ Shodes of Charles Dickons'' Another pillowl CHORAL CLUB Tha Choral Club enjoyed a very successful season and did an excelenr job on its first concert, the Christmas Program. Thi� year officer were: President, Kathy Connolly; Vice-President, Peggy Sterrier and Secretary, Dolores Comeau. FltST tOW: J. Amundson, S. CueniH. J. Livingston. D. Comeov. •. turns. M. Corpenter. G. Mittel, N. Nordlund. E. Engon. J. I shorn. 1C. Connollr. J■ Drilling, |. Bonneville. 5. Weds. SECOND tOW, f. Preiner. J. loison, K. Perllch. B. J. Swenson. M Johnson. C. Fuhs, M. Sovoge. S. Lesley. T. Sonters. S Myrold. D. Hembd C. Jomgotch. J. Stroller, P. Surdby, A. Brown, P. Keeler. K. Albers THUD IOW, C. Kurvers. T. DoKlen, S. Wilson. A. Fornell, K. Oliver. J. Cravens, P. Fitig ro| j C Bowles. B. Hereby. S. Erickson. K. Krueger. E. Isdse. J. Monson. D. Prewss. M. Michoelson. G. Newhouse. P. Sterrie. M. Nelson, J. Williamson, J. Honce FOUtTH «OW, J. Olson, S. Mottison. C. Smirk. B. Utiler, I. Word, K. Anderson. S. Ovtodie. M Derocher, E. Cdwords. J. Peterson. M. Erioon, M. Thordson. M. Melvillo, j tovick. I. Teisori. M. Mitchell, D. Hedin. G. Fisk, M. Olson. E. Otfen, J. tuhmon, M. Er.ekson. FIFTH IOW, M. Goldstein. 0. Colemon. J. Smale. I. Morrison, o’ Ph.ll.ps, J. Moy. 0. Gerdes. T Crego. O. Dison. S. Bod me. J. Po«mi, $. Devoy. C. Blumer, J. Tucker. P. Angelos, I. lervm. B. Nichols, P. Bums. H. Koplon. M. McNoghl.n' P. Kennedy. P. Don,elson, M. Erdmonn. J. Silver. ' CHOIR SCCtION IEADERS—|vpp r ••� ). H« T ROW, S. Aota. J. MttMI. J. HUhtm. SECOND ROW, D. R'� v D. Andarton. J. Kowaet- CHOIR Under the direction of Mr. Dahle, the choir ha progressed through another enjoyable year. Being a member of the choir it fir� t. a lot of fun. and second, a re� pon� ibility. If operate In much the wme way a any team. Thi year, during the Christmas ea� on, the choir gave more performance than m any previous year . At the annual Christmas Concert the choir presented The Song of Christmas and sang songs appropriate to the theme of Christmas In Many lands. f.rsr tow C Sinke,. J Arm,-rang, J. HilUrnt. J M0n,e-v A Doutarmcnn. O. Seith. S. Aott, M. Ma art, M. Slaffy, S. Adomi, C. Elofton, I. Rubai, S. Co Kan. SECOND tow j r«.r,. S Domker. j C � � ol, r. S John,on. T. Bok„. |. Ian ton, S. Nalaon. P. M.llar. M Spoon ,, j. MutdiiiM. C. Boulton. S. loofbourow. S. Rorwiiito. THIRO tow i Carlton, F Pi,hnay. B M Fodd.n, l Bgrfxlott. T. Groemot, M. Orlondini. C. DwRo.t, I. Robaelton, S. Rrown, S. Oradton. � . Thompton. K. And ,ton, M. Hollo-Id FOURTH tow D Inch. G Arm,trong B Corljon B. Ctor . M. Dougharty. R. Andtrton. t. loFoyatta, S. Auna. J. Thiel. R. Potlo. O. DvRocKa. J. Thill. J. 84 CHOIR OFFICERS—|upp«r right), FIRST ROW: J. A mitrong, S. Brown, M. Morgen. J. Ruttell, S BoMy. SECONO ROW, t. Melee. R. Hogon, B. dart, 5. McIntyre. D. Doy. - CHOIR The Music Carnival was a big success and included the band members. Some new attractions weret a pizza booth, dancing to The Music Masters In the lunchroom, and a Beat Corner for portrait-sketching. The music department received the proceeds from the carnival, which amounted to approximately six hundred dollars. Drake University, in Des Moines, Iowa, was the host to the choir during their annual trip. A few weeks later our choir returned the courtesy by being hosts to the Drake choir. The year was finished in grand style when the choir presented a totally new and best ever Spring Concert, which included old favorites and many semi-popular and dramatic songs. The choir felt it was a year well worth the effort. I Morgen. M. Noimon, S. Noble. SECOND Yoblontli, M Thofdion THIRD ROW, S. Beddy. J. M.fthell. rouRTM ROW, on. S. Van Santen 85 ANO STAFF—FUST ROW, C. Vernon. E. SIko. SECOND ROW, B. SteHy, J. Boler. M. S'ico. BAND The Southwest Band, under its new director, Mr. Rod Aaberg, has been very busy this year. In addition to cheering the teams on and entertaining the spectators at the home football gamos, it also played for a number of basketball games. The Christmas Concert was a great success as was the Spring Festival of Arts. Both of the smaller groups, the Swing Band and the German Band, were greatly enjoyed by students. Surely the whole school remembers the World's Finest Chocolate, sold by the Band to finance the Spring Concert Tour. For one full week FIRST ItOWi M. Perlman, D. Edelmon, I. Williomi, J. Boler. SECOND ROWi J. Reynold , O. Romm, S. Green, J. Preue, I. OUon, J. Roienblirm. M. Si tea J. Wetcott. THIRD ROWi W. SteHy. E. Sitco, K. Ayotte, C. Vernon, K. Icelander, G. Krone, J. A� tol on, D. Darling, K. lorum. FOURTH ROWi J.'Tollefton T. Amerton D Scott B Nordlund. G. Geckler. FIFTH ROW, R. Kokn. Mr. R. Aoberg. A. Ovirt. H. Clyr-an. 86 Student Director Jim Rosenblum. BAND BAND OFFICERS—FIRST ROW. C Roidilia, N. Obreiiod. SECOND ROW, • Wolfe. C. Kilby. the candy ban were teen ell over the community. The bend it striving for profettionel musicianship. It hat been playing nothing but the finest band literature written and it entering the Hate contest playing Oberon by C. Weber. . Band activities will continue after school classes with a complete summer band program. A Halftime Club will alto meet to plan the halftime shows for next year's football season. FIRST ROW, N. Obreiiod. J. Bailey. K. Olton. I. Smith. SECOND ROW, T. Solberg. C Ratchlo. J. Sundin, S. Merrill, C. Oiarner M Went. THIRD EOW| I. Rale J. Colhovn. M Fartont, 0. Gedtler. C. Kilby. FOURTH ROW, T. ludi. J. St.rroit, D lofgren FIFTH ROW, G. Fodoltly. C. Wyaii B Wolfe. S. Economon D. Wooldridge. 87 SERVICE STAGE CREW Much credit should be given to the members of the stage crew. They ere the boys responsible for the staging of our auditorium programs, our plays, and our band and choir concerts. Our programs would not be possible without their hard and tireless work. 0. Alios. V. lifted, I. Nialson. J. All won V.A.C. The Visual Audio Club has given many hours in operation of tho film projectors and public addross systom. This service organization is under the direction of its advisor. Mr. Paul Wohl-ford. FIRST ROWi J. Morlall, B. Nieholi. I. Hviaby, M. Wo Herd. SECOND ROW, Advisor. Mr. Fowl Wohlford, K. Kulondtr. C. Hatty. W. Stalfy. E. Sisco THIRD ROW: T. Cornohon. B. Salindar, T. lush. 0. Oalorio FOURTH ROWi B. Smith, J. Tollafson, I. Willienw. C. Crowfotd. HALL GUARDS By keeping the halls quiet and orderly, our school has become a better place In which to learn. The hall guards perform this valuable service. FIRST ROW. •. Solowoy. � . fdstee, A. Semblo. J. Shtl-st«sd. SECOND ROW. J. N.choli, S. Cattoson. K. Phillips. C ton vat THIRD ROW, 0. Nawhom. S. Scott. J. Brovda. M. Krouta FOURTH ROW. C. Nalson, J. lobo. D. Saalae. P. Knapp. 88 ORGANIZATIONS LUNCHROOM MONITORS With the assistance of Mr. Dave Peterson, the students who willingly gave up their time to this organization deservo a large amount of credit. They completely manage our lunchroom, keeping it clean and running smoothly. FIRST ROWi Advisor, Dove Peferion, J. Anderton. P. Bowman, M. Cook. SECOND ROWi D. Bvsyn, B. Newkirk, J. Bo� ry, R. Olson. LIBRARY HELPERS The irreplaceable library helpers keep the library a quiet and peaceful place to study. The library staff wishes to thank them for their help. FIRST ROW. B. Smith, M. Sperry. P. Schoefet. C. Jonzen. SECOND ROW. B. Wetel, J. Thom. M Kosmoski. K. Hull, ner. THIRD ROW' S. londeen, J. Grego. S. lootbourow. OFFICE WORKERS The office helpers spend their free periods working in the office. They operate tho switchboard and P.A. system, run errands, and relieve the clerks of routine work. FIRST ROW P. Monger. J. Jensen, B. Shepord. S. Cohen. P. Holpern. SECOND ROW. I. Kelly, N. Rye. J. Swelin, E. Monger. I. Spieker, 8. Bischoff. THIRD ROW. K. Teeter, B. Jones. J. Ohnstein. C. Federmon, 6. Colton, B. Kovbo. FOURTH ROW, J. Broms, C. Nelson, S. Ion-deen. D. Chrissinger, R. Horvey, 8. Bailey. 89 Cunnor Anfby ood Ingaborg Cramar OoU Ulrich AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Walk together, talk together, O yo people of the earth. Then, and only then, shall ye have peace. The motto of the American Field Service Program indeed embodies its ideals and activities. This year, in our exchange for understanding, the Southwest student body was honored by the addition of Ingeborg Cremer from Germany and Gunnar Antby from Sweden. Returnees Sue Lux and Dalo Ulrich, having participated in the winter and summer programs, have spread word of their experiences through speeches and articles, as will Helena Hale upon her return from the New Zealand program. Next year's candidates have a wonderful opportunity to gain first-hand understanding of pooples in distant lands. Sua Lui Candidate John Wo lief and Escort Sve Lux. Condidote Gunnor r tby ond Escort Julia Russell Southwest' annuel Sno Day, head-od by Steve Matthews and Howie Jacobson, was held at Pershing Field on February 18. It was supported by 90% of the student body, who spent •he afternoon playing broom hock- ey, and engaging in a wicked tug-of-war and a Treasure Hunt. The day's events were climaxed when Harry Monahan was crowned Sno King at the Sock Hop in the school gymnasium. Pessimism reworded. Senior tomboys root for teommotes. Boys wrestle with sixty foot Python ot Pershing field SENIORS Sue dedicate the Annual. Oh, oh—Newham' on � tege. Accelerated (?) Engli h. let' get out of here. Dave gets roped into it. Lawson snoop . Who asked you? Slave labor in the schools. Girls fall for Wild Bill. 94 Strange things happen to people who drink Nash's Coffee. Illustrious Arrow Chief. Orfield gloats. STEVE COLEMAN PRISCILLA KRUSE CAMILLE JANZEN RISA KAHN TOP TEN SUE LUX BARB ORFIELD JIM REED BOB SALOWAY SUE SISCO SENIOR HONOR ROLL This year thirty-three seniors qualified for the Honor Roll, each with a scholastic average of 3.3 or above. In recognition of their academic leadership and outstanding achievement, these students will be wearing gold braid at Commencement. FIRST ROW: F. Caspert«n. S. Coleman, S. Lux, R. Kahn, C. Janzen, P. Kruse, B. Orfield, S. Siseo, B. Saloway, J. Reed. SECOND ROW: K. Cooney, S. Wilfrid, S. Hauser, T. Grammas, C. Corty, D. Colberg, N. Kapp, R. Sigal, B. Jones, P. Halpern. THIRD ROW: B. Newman, P. Nolan, B. Bedford, D. Ulrich, D. Gilfillan, B. fueting, B. Kronick. B. Bailey, B. McFadden, G. Lungstrum, S. Merritt. Not Pictured: L. Corwin, J. Schwartz. 95 FRED CASPERSON MOST ATHLETIC BEST ALL-ROUND Indians at Squaw Valley Steve Nash and Sally Loofbourow Next week we've got to get organized! Pat Lawrence and John McKeand BEST DANCERS SENIOR HALL 96 Indian Wrestle Rock Mary Kosmoski and Gary Boelter But, I didn't!—You did too! Linda Corwin and John Kosmas BEST DRESSED MOST ORIGINAL Did you say informal or IN formal? Priscilla Kruse and Dick Newham Getting Plastered Pat Connolly and Barb Orfield OF FAME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cha-a-a-a-rge! Sue Boddy and Kent Gore A Sweeping Success! Fred Casperson and Sue Sisco 97 CLASS LEADERS BIGGEST BUFFERS Walk softly, but carry a big stick. Bob Newman and Suo Lux Big story . . . small fish Bob Martin and Joy Hilterns FAMED FLIRTS SENIOR HALL Did I hear something drop? Judi Hansen and Scott McIntyre 'Might as well finish the job right1 Bruce Kronick and Carla Corty BEST BROWNIE POINTERS WITTIEST How about a brownie? Knitwits Bob Saloway and Nancy Kapp Keith Sletfen and Penny Pfashne LINGUISTICALLY INCLINED OF FAME MOST TALENTED Playing for payola -Gary Kilby and Ri a Kahn 'Mrs. Welch, you can't do this to u !' Ronnie Sigal and Pal Nolan 99 SUE AASE There ii o joker in every deck. but she's the 'Acer Activities Senior Club, Junior Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club, totin Club, Swimming, Homecoming, Sweet-heort Swing, Choir, Class Play Committee Futura Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition, To live to see one of O. B.'s choin oppear on the Ed Sullivan Show. BONNIE ANDERSON Bo A peach can grow in Minnesota, loo. Activities! Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club. Junior Club, Semor Club, G.A.A., Red Cron, Choir. Dance Committee. Social Committee. Pep Club. Student Council. Sweetheart Swing Chairman, Cost Ploy Committee Future Plant, Work Secret Ambition; To have the tenni captain teach me to ploy tennii. JUDY ANDERSON A imile ana a good word for everyone. Activities- Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club, Golf Team. Bond. J.S., tatin Club, Arrow Staff, Pep Club, Cop and Gown. Senior Budget Fulura Plant Nursing Secret Ambition: To get that white cap on my heod. KARLA ANDERSON To know her a little ii to like her a lot. Activitier Girls Sergeont-ot-Armi: Senior Clots, Blue Tri, Senior Club: Secretory. Choral Club, Choir, Sweetheart Swing, Commencement, Clou Ploy Committee Fulura Plant! University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: To bicycle through Europe. TONI AO AMS A peppy girl with big blue eyes ond o personality twice her size. Activities: Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Choir, Senior Club, Student Council, Dance Chairman. Homecoming princess. Cheerleader, Homecoming Committee. Stofe Student Council Convention Future Plant: Airlines Secret Ambition.- To live in on oportment with Potty and Julie. DAVID ANDERSON Dove He may look shy—but . . Activities: Tennis, Choir, Swimming, Football Future Plant: Mocolester College Secret Ambition. To trode my '47 Stude for o new '48. JUNE ANDERSON Full of fun, her smile is known by everyone. Activities; Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Junior Club. Senior Club. Golf Teom. Band, Senior Banquet, Pep Club, lunchroom Monitor Future Plant■ Business College Secret Ambition, To hitch-hike to Florido. GUNNAR ANTBY A smile is the tome In all Ion-guoges. Activities- Choir, Hi-Y. A.F.5.. Senior Banquet. Sno-Doy Candidate Futora Plantt College in Sweden Secret Ambition To get Mr. Halley os o teacher in Sweden. 100 RANDALL ANTONSON Rondy Getting up early in the morning it limply o question of mind ov r mot-tress.” Activities: Boteboll. Clou Memoriol Future Plont: College Secret Ambition: To be o bachelor. STEVE AUNE Emia” I wot gratified to be able lo on-iwer promptly. I taid I didn't know.” Activities.- Choral Club, Choir, Homecoming Decoroling Committee, All-City Choir, No-Act, Commencement future Plont■ St. Thomot College or Uni-vertity of Minnesota Secret Ambifioni To find a barrel of halMollon. BARBARA BAILEY ' Sorb” Whotever her tatk may be, the will do it willingly.” Acfivifiet; Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Junior Club, G.A.A.. Pep Band, Swing Band, Annual, Latin Club, Office Aid, Senior Budget, Cap and Gown, Senior Honor Roll, National Merit Finoliit, Quill ond Scroll future Plant: Mocoleiter College Secret Ambitiom To get an A” from Willie. JULIE ARMSTRONG “A imila hot immente foce value. Activities Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Choir. Librarian, Sponith Club, Student Council, Senior Council. Golf, Pep Club, Senior Social Committee, Notional Honor Society, Sweerheorl Swing Committee. Clatt Ploy Committee Future Plant, Williom Woodt College Secret Ambition: To run up a down escalator. STEVE BABBITT Ernie” ' Pow “He knowt o lot, but he jut! can t think of it. Activities Basketball, Latin Club: Vice-President, Junior Class Council, Winter Frolics Future Plans St. Thomas College Secret Ambition Retire to o little South Seas Island. Ah! Heoven. Just call me Adorn Troy already. PATRICIA BAUMAN Pat” A young girl in her eorly dirties.” Aclivitiet: Silver Tri, Freshmon Choir, Choral Club, G.A.A., Junior Club. Blue Tri, Senior Club, Homecoming, Dance Committee, Senior Banquet, Pep Club. French Club, J.S. Committee Future Plant• University of Minnesota Beauty School Secret Ambition To leorn the definition of the word hurry. JOHN BEARDSLEY I keep smiling .! makes people wonder what I've been up to.” Activities: Tennis, Hi-Y, Senior Bonquet Future Plans Carleton or University of Minnesota Secret Ambition) To get a dote with Julie Holmes. BOB BEDFORD Beof None but himself could be his por-ollel. Aclivitiet: Homecoming Decorotions, Arrow, Notional Honor Society, Winter Frolics, Senior Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll Future Plans Homl.ne University Secret Ambition: Bowl a perfect gome. 101 ROGER BERGSTROM Squeok Rog When I'm right, no one remembers: when I'm wrong, no one forget . Activities: German Club, Swimming Teom, S Club, Closs Memorial, Choral Club, Clou ploy Future PlantCollege, ond to succeed Secret Ambition-. To see if if is Coco-Cola that comes out of the little tops in lindheim's fraternity house, BAR8ARA BISCHOFF Barb Mile The wind thot blows, the ship that goes, the loss that loves the sailor.” Activities.- Swimming Teom, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club, Choral Club, Closs Day, Office Assistant Future Plomt College Secret Ambition: To join the Navy ond be slotioned where I could trap a cer-toin walrus. JON BERTAS Zeke He comes to ono with a winning way. bewore he has a prank to ploy. Activities: Hi-Y Futuro Plant; Ounwoody Secret Ambition: To be an olhlefe. SUSAN BODDY Sue The $10,000 girl. Activities.- Freshman Closs Council, Student Council: Secretory, Swimming Teom, Youth Conference, Latin Club: Treasurer, Junior Club: President, Senior Club: President, Girls' State Alternote, Choir Sergeant, Homocoming, German Club. Commencement, Holl of Fame Future Plant: College Secret Ambition: To find out who Student Body is. GARY BOELTER Opportunity merely knocks, tempto-lion kicks the door in. Activities- Sophomoro Football, Holl of Fame, Swimming, Student Council, Senior Budget. Hi-Y, Winter Frolics, Cop and Gown Future Plont: Service, College Secret Ambition.- Live on a deserted is- !ond with o 100—well, you know whot MARJORIE GAY BRANOVOLO Goy Her smile is worth a fortune ond he lough cannot be bought. Activities: Senior Club Fuluro Plant: Secretarial Work Secret Ambition-. To be o millionaire. 80NNIE BOWEN When other people folk, conversation becomes impossible. Activities: Blue Tri, Arrow, Red Cross, Pep Club, Junior Club. Homecoming, Senior Club, Closs Ploy Committee Future Plant; Fashion Design Secret Ambition: Go to the Riviero ond study the French. KATHY BRANSTROM Brans A mon hes his will, but o woman hos her woy. Activities.- Bond, Choir, Chorol Club, G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, J.S., Committee Choirman, Homecoming, Junior Club. Senior Club, Winter Frolics, Senior Banquet Future Plont: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: Find the center of the eorth. 102 COUEEN BRIGGS -roily “L«l mo do or die. Activities.- Chorol Club. Junior Club G.A.A., Clou Doy. Senior Club. Done Committee. B-odminfon, Tennis, Senio' Council future Plant: Business College Secret Ambition: Ski in Switserlond. GINI BURGIUNO Mom One girl who never need oik 'What’ll I weor, Activities! G.A.A., Blue Trl, Silver Tn Pep Club. Choir, Soeiol Committee. Roc Cron. Homecoming Committee. Junio Club, Senior Club future Plonu Nursing Secret Ambition, To join Morly (Genei in hit future plant. DONALD CARLSON ’ Don “Ready to lend o help-ng hand. Activities: Clou Doy, Freshman Choir future f onn College or work Secret Ambition: To take o cruiio orouno the world. JUDY CARLSON A reody tmile i� on open door te friendship. Activitieii Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Choir Swimming. Jumor Club. Senior Club G.A.A., Winter FroliCt. Chorol Club Clou Ploy futuro Plant, College Secret Ambition. To be colled by m, right name. JIM BROUDE A mon of few words need never take ony of them back. Activities: Hall Monitor, Clots Doy future Pionii University of Minnetotc Secret Ambition, To buy the lakers JIM BUTTS fur ■'Sometimes quiet-iomelimet NOT. Activities Hi-Y. Winter frolics, Soeiol Committee ftiluro Plant: University of Mmnosoto Secret Ambition: To change my name JOAN CARLSON ’ Joon.e A light heart lives long.' Activities. Silver Tn. G.A.A.. Junior Club Swimming. Winter Frolics. Clots Ploy Committee future Plant: Work Secret Ambition.- To live in a huge house with sliding doors ond panels. FREO CASPERSEN He owns o one-way ticket to success Activities Swimming: Co-Coptoin, Trocl Cross Country. S” Club, Athle'ic Council, Senior Clots Vice-President, Student Councili Treasurer, German Club: President, Notional Honor Society, Boys' State Homecoming: Co-Choirmon, Homecoming Escort, Notionol Merit Finalist, Senioi Honor Roll: Top Ten. Holl of Fome futv o Plant, College Secret Ambition: To swim just one con ference duol meet 103 KAREN CERVIN Cute os o button. Activities; Pep Club, G.A.A., Sponith Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club. Junior Club, Senior Club, Commencement, Clou Ploy Committee Future Plant; University of Minnesota Secret Ambition; To Irovel around the world in “60“ doyj. R08ERT CLARK Bob Melv' None quite like him, though mony would.” Activities: Trock, Cross Country, Choir: Vice-President, Senior Council, Clou Me-moriol. Future Plant: University of Minnesota Institute of Technology Secret Ambition.- To beat Holley ot his own gamo. SUE COHEN I love the simple things in life— men!” Activities Freshman Choir, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Silver Tri, Choir, Red Cross. Junior Club. Senior Club, Homecoming Committee, Baccaloureate, Winter Frolics Closs Ploy Future Plant: College Secret Ambition.- To leorn how to water- ski so I can go to Hawaii. BARBARA COLE You never know whot o red-headeo' girl will do.” Activities Bluo Tri, Silver Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club. G.A.A.. French Club, Red Cross, Boccoloureote, Chorol Club. Homecoming, Class Ploy Committee Future Plant: College Secret Ambition To be seven feet toll. MARTHA CHALLMAN ”Morth” If I con't be seen, I must be heard. Activities Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club. Student Council. G.A.A., Junior Closs Council, Library helper Future Plant: Summer in Europe, College Secret Ambition.- Be the first to dive into the Southwest swimming pool. CHARLOTTE CLAYTON Chor A likeable girl with o likeable woy. Activities Choral Club, Junior Club, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Homecoming, Cop ond Gown Future Plant: College, then trovel Secret Ambition: It's so secret I don't even know. DIANNE COLBERG Di Her presence radiates o friendly ot-mosphere. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club, Latin Club: Treasurer, Notional Honor Society, Pop Club, Arrow, Homecoming, Senior Banquet, Senior Club, Senior Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll, Closs Ploy Committee Future Plont: College Secret Ambition: To have someone spell my first name right. EVONNE COLTON Bonnie Bonnie is o favorite lossie. Activities: Senior Club. Commencement Future Plans-. Nursing School Secret Ambitions To tronslote Latin right just once. 104 STEPHEN COIEMAN Steve” I don't seek knowledge, it overtokes me. Activities; Germon Club; Treasurer. Notional Honor Societr, Football, Track, Senior Honor Rolls Top Ten Ftifvre Pfons: College Secret Ambitionr To harpoon a whole from o rowboat. PATRICK CONNOUV Josef Oskor ” Pot” ‘ When he'i gone, who will entertain the populo e! Activities r Student Covncili Vice-Presi-dent. Senior Councili Sergeont-ot-Arms. All-City Student Council, Cermon Club Vice Pieiidenf. Homecoming Committee, lotin Club, Senior Memorial, Arrow, Dress-Code Committee, No-Acs, Class Ploy. Quill ond Scroll. Service Award, Youth Appreciation Week, Holl of Fame Future Plant: College Secret Ambifioni To hove on opera mode from Oskar's Folly,” MARY PAT COOK “I'm not a bit flirtatious, just interested.” Activities! Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club. G.A.A., lunchroom Monitor, Choral Club, Office Helper fulurt Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition Horvardl CARIA CORTY Public Energy No. I.” Activities! Dance Committee, Blue Trii I.C.C. Representative ond Secretory. Silver Tri. Junior Club, Arrow Staff, French :iub. G.A.A., A.F.S. Condidote. J.S. Co-Chairman. Senior Honor Roll, Sociol Com mittee. Student Council, Sno-Day, Sophomore Council, Homecoming, Pep Club. Chairman of No-Acs, Quill ond Scroll. Holl of Fome, Notional Honor Society future Plantr University of Minnesota Secret Ambifioni To get some warmth In the school. KATHRYN ANN COONEY Kathy” The fortunate professor of everything nice. Acfivifien French Club, Blue Tri, Pep Club. Annual, Boccalouteote, Senior Honor Roll, Class Play Committee Future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambifioni To tide in Korlo's Bat-ket through Europe. IINDA CORWIN The first thing she notices about a boy is whether John is around.” Activities: G.A.A., Bodminton, Sophomore Council. Dance Comm.ttee, Tennis, French Club. Sw.riming. Senior Honor Roll, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Club Secretory, Sweetheort Swing Chairman. J.S. Committee. Senior 9onquet, Annuali Quill ond Scroll, Homecoming. Pep Club, Secretory, Clots Ploy Committee, Holl of Fome Pultira Plant Mocoletter College Secret Ambitioni To meet someone for the first time ond not hove him ask me if I peroxide my hairl INGEBORG CREMER Inka” She come to us a stranger, but will always be remembered at a friend.” Activities! French Club. German Club, Swimming Teom. Choir, Commencement Future Plonii Airline hostess or interior decorotor Secret Ambition.- To own a ketchup foe-foryl PATRICIA CULBERTSON Culb” At first the teems so ve.-, shy, but when you know her—my, oh, myl” Activities i Sponith Club, Homecoming. Senior Bonquet. Junior Club, Senior Club Future Plant: Secretory Secret Ambifioni Toke Fish to the Mow-mee Country. 105 GARY DAHLGREN Soonor or loter o mon with on aim will suroly be o man with a nome. Activities. Student Council, Arrow, Homecoming, Dress Code Committee, Quill and Scroll future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition.- To keep it o secret. SANDRA LEE DANIELSON Sondy Sond Quantities of clothes. Activities: G.A.A,,. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Latin Club, Junior Club, Senior Club Homecoming, Class Day future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambitioni Ride on o hone, no over it. DALLAS DAY Sailed Doss Tho coming of night; the end of c good Ooy. Activities: Choir: Business Manager, Hi-Y All School Choplain, Ski Teom, Track future Plant: College Secret Ambitiont Buy a small form in Aloska ofter I've mode my million. PENELOPE DOVE Penny A 'penny' for your thoughts. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club. Choir, Red Cross. Latin Club, Arrow, Senior Club, Senior 8onquet, Class Ploy future Plont: College Secret Ambition: To post o trig test. 808 DANIELSON I con do anything but behove. Activities: Golf, Hall Guard future Plant: University of New York Socref Ambition: To get some Brownie points with Holley. PATRICIA DAVIES Pat Porky My memory is who! I forget with. Activitiesi 8lue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross, Chorol Club, Frcthmon Choir. Offico Aid, Cop ond Gown, Senior Budget future Plant: Work, Airline School Secret Ambition: To be or not to be . . . BARBARA DENNY Barb Why should I worry? I love surprises. Aclivilieti Chorol Club, Blue Tri, Winter Frolics, Sonior Clots Ploy Committee future Plant: Trovel, College Secret Ambition: To find out who censored my first secret ombition. MARY LOU DuFOUR Sweet ond neot, a girl complete. Activities: Chorol Club, Blue Tri, Office Helper. Junior Club, librory Helper future Plont: Business College Secret Ambition: To got an A from Mrs. Otto in bookkeeping. 106 LEORA DUNN She' o� iw««r 01 they come and twice ai much fun. Activities.- Blue Tri, Homecoming, Junior Club. Senior Club. Senior Memorial. Silver Tri, led Cross, Clots Ploy Committee future Plans.- School Secret Ambition; Find out who stole the skeleton. STEPHEN JAMES ECONOMON Steve' He's an all around guyj in hit spare lime he goes to school. Aefivifiesi Band fulute Plans: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition.- Find Sam the skeleton. BRUCE EDSTEN Gut A better friend cannot be found. Activities.- German Club, Ticket Manager, Holl Guard, Homecoming, Clots Memorial. Clots Ploy Committee Future Plant: University of Minnesota, Air Force Secret Ansbifioni Retire to that South Sea Island with Good 'ol Ernie. ALLISON M. ENGLAND Ai There ore only two dosses in good society for Englond-Fridoy night ond Saturday night. Activities: G.A.A., Senior Banquet, An-nuol, Swimming Team, Junior Club, Senior Club, Office Assistant, Homecoming. Chorol Club Fotor Plant: Work Secret Ambition: To meet o real Mau Mou. LVNNE ERICKSON Her spirits connot be beat. Activities.- Freshman Choir, Silver Tri. Choir, French Club, Blue Tri. Junior Club, Arrow, Pep Club. Senior Club, Golf Team, Tennis Team, Class Play Committee Folurt Plant: Trip to Californio and college Secret Ambition: To be a Beot | SHARON EGGAN A smile, a wink, and goy chatter. Activities: Blue Tri, Senior Club Future Plant: Work at Honeywell Secret Ambition; Go to Howaii. RICHARD ENGLANO He may be shy, but there's a twinkle in his eye. Activities: Cross Country Team, Troek Teom, Hi-Y, S Club. Arrow Future Plant: College Secret Ambition: Compete in the Olym. pies. MARLENE ERICKSON Everyone likes her wherever she goes. Activities: Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Junior Club. Senior Club, Homecoming, Choral Club Futoio Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition■ To go to Africa to visit Sofi. 107 MARY ERICKSON Ke-Ke As merry' at the doy is long. Activities: Choral Club, Freshmon Choir. Closs Ploy Committee, Baccalaureofo Fulure Plant; Morrioge, study dancing Secret Ambition: To hove a pony tail. REBECCA FERM 8ecky A rare combination! personality and brains. Activities.- German Club, Choral Club. Class Ploy Committee, Boccalovreote Banquet future Plans: College Secret Ambition.' To be a high school groduate. JACK FISCHER Fish I'll wake up some morning ond find myself famous.” Activities. Hi-Y, Closs Day. Sophomore Basketball Futuro Plans: College Secret Ambition: To poy my bill in chemistry. TOM GAMMEll You con'l take it with you, but you can sure have fun with it while you're here. Activities: Swimming Team, Vorsity Football Teom, Hi-Y, Arrow Staff, Tennis Team, Track Teom, Closs Doy, Sophomore Football, S Club Future Plans: College Secret Ambition: To teach Little Tom how to skipper on o soil boot. 108 CAROL FEDERMAN Happy the girl ond she alone, who has a mon to call her own.” Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club, Office helper, French Club Future Plant: Business or ort school Secret Ambition: It's a secret. DICK FISCHER I can't think of two things at the some timo, so I think of her and let my studies go. Activities: Choral Club, Hockey. Base boll, $ Club, Winter Frolics, Senio: Future Plant: College Secret Ambitionr To be on time. DONNA FRIES Doncing eyes, ond curly hoir, here's your warning, men, Beworel Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Chorol Club, Choir, Red Cross, Student Council, Homecoming, French Club, Junior Club, Senior Club, Pep Club President, Dance Committee, J.S. Committee, Winter Frolics, Baccalaureate, G.A.A., Class Ploy Future Plant: College-St. Cloud State Secret Ambition: To catch a walrus. EDNA GANGELHOFF Another gal we're glod we met. Activities: Cop and Gown, Senior Budget Future Plant: Go to Nursing School Secret Ambition: To get the braces off my teeth, 2 - i I ; M t til- - S3 a I IhJi E ill It JlJlIe «21 5|?| §1-:;; ip £ 5.$ ,23.sJ •|S ?£tl 3:.f •i Ml ?s ARLENE GREENSTEIN Ar “In her monner, she hoi o loft chorm thof coptivates. Activities: Sponiih Club, 8lue Tri, Silver Tri, Junior Club. Senior Club, Winter Frolic , Senior Memorial, G.A.A,. Choral Club, Clou Ploy Committee Future Plant: College Secret AmbiliOlii To get an A'' on o World Affoiri leit. JOYCE GREGA Greg She ho� a kind word for everybody, ond everybody hoi a kind word for her. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, National Honor Society. Junior Club. Senior Club, Library Aid, Latin Club, Homocoming Committee, Student Council Alternate, G.A.A future Plont: College Secret Ambition: Fly o jet oirplanc. ROGER CLIFFORD HAGON ' Rog Rollo Accidonti will happen, but muit you give them jo much help? Activities: Senior Banquet, Choir: Treos-urer. Men of Note, German Club, Hi-Y: Secretary, Football, Tcnnii, Skiing. Golf Future Plant: St. Olof College Secret Ambition: Be a iki bum. PEGGY HALPERN Peg Lovely eyei. charming imile, ihe tokei them with her all the while. Acfivit ei: G.A.A,, Silver Tri, Blue Tri: All-School Secretory. French Club. Pep Club. Notionol Honor Society, Office Aid. Arrow. Senior Club, Homecoming Senior Banquet, Senior Honor Roll, Quill ond Scroll, Clou Play Committee Fuluro Plant: College at the University of Michigan Socrot Ambition: Travel to Europe. JUDITH ANN HANSEN Judi Ham Indoor iporti ore all right, ai long 01 they go home of o reoionoble hour.” Activif etr Choir, Pep Club, 8tue Tri, Silver Tri, Sweetheart Swing Chairman, Boc-eoloureoto. Homecoming, Junior Club. Senior Club. G.A.A., Donee Committee. Choral Club. Winter Frolic . Arrow, Hall of Fame Future Plant: Work ond Collcgo Secret Ambition: To ploy on Dave Peler-ion' hockey team. BARBARA HALPERN Barb Like o teapot, ihe'i olwoyi bubbling over. Activities; Silver Tri, Junior Club, Arrow, Quill ond Scroll, French Club, Senior Banquet. Winter Frolic , G.A.A., Drama Club, Clou Ploy Committee Fuluro Plant: lirael and Univenity ol Minnetoto Secret Ambition, To iwim Ihe Atlontie FULTON HANSON Why itudy when bluffing is 10 much fun? Activities: Spanish Club, Winter Frolic . Senior Memorial, Senior 8anquet, Clou Ploy future Plant: College Secret Ambition: To be Mon of the Yeor in M.S.C R08ERTA HARVEY Birdie Always sociable ond jolly. Activities: Choral Club, Homecoming. Junior Club, Senior Club. G.A.A., Senior Reception, Office Help Secret Ambition: To stoy home nighH. NO SUSAN HAUSER Sue Itch' Never o dull momenll Activities Blu« Tfi, French Club, Junior Club, Senior Club, Arrowi Junior High Editor, Senior Honor Roll. Coll loom, Sociol Committee. Clots Ploy, Quill and Scroll future Flams College Secret Ambition; To hove another Beatnik porty at Noncy' . OAVID HENRIKSON Dave'’ Women, too, prefer blondei. Acrivifien $ Club, Red Crow, Athletic Council, Hockey, Golf fuluro Horn: College Secret Ambition; To get iniide o gambling cosino in lot Vegat. JOY HIllERNS I wot to uptet . . Activities: Arrow, C.A.A., J.S. Commit-tee Chairman, Fellowship Committee, Sweetheart Swing Committee Chairmon, Homecoming, Pep Club. Donee Committee. Frethmon Choir. Chorol Club. Junior Club, Red Cron. Clott Ploy, Quill and Scroll Future Plans; College Secret Ambition; To improve my vocabulary. KATHLEEN HUTTNER It is her sincere good will thot mokes her many friends. Activities r Frethmon Choir, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Sponith Club, Junior Club, library Aid, Class Ploy Future Hants Work Secret Ambition- leom to fence. SUSAN HENDRICKS Sue Wind her up—ond owoy the goes. Activities: G.A.A., Student Council, Badminton, Swimming, Tennis. Donee Committee, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Clubi Preiident. Senior Club, lotin Club, Dromo Club, Senior Banquet, Homecoming Committee. Pep Club, Sweetheart Swing Choirmon, Choral Club, J. S. Committee, Clott Ploy Committee Future Plants Univemty ol Minnesota Secret Ambition To meet Charlie Brown in person SUSAN HESS Sue ' Dody love it jutt a chemical reaction, but li t fun trying to find the formulo. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Arrow, Pep Club, Sophomore Council, Donee Committee, Senior Budget, Chorol Club, J.S. Committee Chonmon, Junior Club, Senior Club, Homecoming, Quill ond Scroll fs turo Plant: College—University ol Minnesota Secret Ambition; Botk on the beeches ol Florida with Jud and Gail JUIIE HOLMES Nothing greot was ever accomplished without enthuiiotm. Activities. Silver Tm President, Freshman Choir, G.A.A., Arrow, Donee Committee. J.S. Committee Choirmon, Blue Trii Preti-dent, I.C.C. Representative. Cheerleoder, French Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. Junior Club, Senior Club. Clots Ploy Future Plant.- College Secret Ambifion To raise o little cam with Toni ond Potty. TOM JACIO Jonet ' Sometimes I lit ond think, usually I just sit, Activities: Swimming Teom, Senior Budget, Cop ond Gown Future Plant; St. Cloud Stole College Secret Ambition live in Californio III PRISCILLA JAMGOTCH Purpi Her funny bone never fails her. Activities: G.A.A., French Club, Silver Tri, Bedminlon, Tennis, Junior Club, Senior Club, Pep Club, Commencement future Plans: Californio. Collego Secret Ambition: Trovel oround the world, if Lynne gets her license. JANET JENSEN Jon Sweet and friendly to oil the meet! and know . Activities; G.A.A., Nurse office helper, Silver Tri, 8luo Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club, Commencement Future Plons: Nursing Secret Ambition To get my MRS. after my R.N. degree. JERRY JOHNSON He float olong on on even keel. Activities; Chorol Club, Baccalaureote Future Plons: Collego, work Secret Ambition: Ski acros the Sohoro. JANICE JORDAN Jon Never seen gloomy, never icon tod, with her wit jhe moke oil glod. Activities: Silver Tn, Blue Tri, Homecoming Committee, Pop Club, German Club, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, lunchroom Cothier, Debate Teom, Senior Club, Red Cross, Chorol Club. Choir future Plans: School of Nurting Secret Ambition: Do one of Mr. Pear-ton redox equations right. CAMILLE JAN2EN Commy” She toyt little, but that's no sign the isn't thinking. Activities; Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Club, library Helper, Swimming Teom, Homecoming Committee Choirman, No-tionol Honor Society, Honor Roll; Top Ten, Latin Club; Secretory, Chorol Club, Memoriol, Clost Ploy Committee Future Plans: College, then teoching Secret Ambitions To teach Rito how to fish. CURT JOHNSON I'd like to be bathful, but the girls won't let me. Activities: Footbolli Coptoin, Baseball, Botketboll, S Club, Athletic Council, Annuol. Baceolaureote, Youth Appreciation Night, Rod Crots Futuro PJont: University of Denver Secret Ambiliom To ttoy single. 80NNIE JONES Busy ot o cot with two mice. Activities-. Silver Tri: Vice-President, G.A.A.. Red Cross, French Club. Blue Tri, J.S. Committee, Junior Club, Homecoming Commitleo, Senior Club, Pep Club, Social Committee, Sweetheart Swing Committee: Chairman, Sonior Honor Roll, Clots Ploy Commitleo Future Plans: St. Olof College Secret Ambition: Walk down the hall with Bonnie Lawson, without tome per-ton toying Hello Bonnies. NORMA JUSTICE She doesn't give on echo o foir chonce. Activities: Junior ond Senior Red Crott, Sophomore Council, Clast Day, Junior Council, G.A.A., Senior Club, Swimming Teom, Junior Club, Homecoming Committee, French Club, Annuol, Choral Club, Senior Memoriol, Senior Budget. Clott Ploy Committee Future Plons: St. Cloud College Secret Ambition: To own ond operote my own Clork station 112 R1SA KAHN Muiic hat choim and to hath the muiician. AdMtlm, Cloti Play, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Frcihmon Choir, Choir, Band, P.A. Operator, French Club: Secre-lory-Treatvrer, All-City Choir: Secretary, Pep Club, Junior Club, Senior Club, Senior Honor Roll: Top Ten, Budget and Robe Committee!, National Honor Society, Homecoming Committee, Red Cron Council futuro Plant; Collegemoybe Slonlord Univenity Secret Ambitioni TroniForm certain Re-publican! into Democrat!. JAY KASNER Shark I ipend lie hour! a day here, do you expect me to work tool Acfrvif ei: Football, Hockey, Commencement, Choral Club Future Plant: College or lervice Secret Ambilion; To be Swortt' Campoign Manager LINDA MARIE KELLY Lynn, Kelly I only oik that fortune lends a little more than I con ipend. ActrVitieir Silver Tri, Choral Club. Office Worker, G.A.A., Clan Play Committee Future Ploni: Nuning School Sotrol Ambition; To be a ivcceitful nurie and toke core of a certain ipeciol fellow. JAMES KLEVEN Bothfulneti ii ornament to youth. Actlvitimi Southweit Radio Club, Budget Committee, Cop and Gown futuro Plant; Study electronical engineering at Univenity of Minneioto Secret Ambition: Pull the fire olarm. NANCY KAPP •'None, Non She ! wnort and gay—a gal worth knowing. Activitieir Student Council, Ethici Council, Annual. National Honor Society: Secretary. Senior Honor Roll, German Club, Blue Tri, A.F.S. Cond.dote, Drama Club. Latin Club, Freihmon Choir, Senior Budget, Cop and Gown, G.A.A.. Clou Ploy Committee Chairmon, Hall of Fame futuro Pton I; Su 11 im College Secret Ambition: To throw Sue Hauler in Spring lokel RICK KASNER Every laddie hoi hii lanie. but to hove them all ii ridiculoui. Activitiei Boieboll, Golf, Football, Hock-eyi Co-Coptain, Athletic Council. $ Club, Senior Banquet futuro Plant; College Secret Ambition; Play in the Stole Hockey Tournament. GARY KILBY Kilb Dimple in chin, devil within. Aclirilioti Hi-Y, Bond Pretident, Senior Banquet, Swing Bond Future P ont: College Secret Ambition: Get a 3 in Al Hoi-ley'i homeroom PAUL KNAPP He'i never napping on the job. Activitiei: Hall Guord futuro Plonit Inititute of Technology at Univenity of Minneioto Secret Ambition! Become 01 good at Fronk Lloyd Wright. 113 JOHN KOSMAS • © •• A footboll field isn't the only plot you need o line. Activities.- Student Council: Sergeont-ot-Arms, S Club, Vonily Football, Ski Teem, Choir, Sophomore Council, Hi-Y: All-School Vice-President; Alpha President, Hall of Fame Futura Plans: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition; To finish o Chemistry project—just once. BONNIE KOU8A Full of life, full of fun; she sighs ot mony, loves but one. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Homecoming Committee, Baccalaureate Committee, Junior Club, Senior Club, Winter Frolics Future Riant: College Secret Ambition.- To go to Conodo on a canoe trip—(and not olone.) BRUCE KRONICK Everything he does, he does well, and he does everything. Activities: Student Council; President. Basketball Teom, Golf Team,- Captain, Football, “S' Club, Homecoming, Hi-Y, All City Student Council, No-Acs Chair-non, Oress Code Committee. State Student Council Representative, French Club. Notional Honor Society, Senior Honor Roll, Closs Day, Ethics Council, Athletic Council, Youth Conference Future Plant: College Secret Ambition: To win the Notional Open Golf Tournament. JAMES I ABO Jim I nover think of the future, it comet soon enough. Activities; Hoi I Guard Future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: Answer one of Holley's simple questions. 114 MARYANN KOSMOSKI Kos Flirtation.- attention without intention. Activities. Choral Club, Junior Club, Senior Club. Library Asisstant, Senior Budget, Cop ond Gown, Holl of Fame Futura Plant: Work, then California Secret Abmition: To be able to float. DAVID KRABY Dove With one look from o teacher, he withdraws into a book, and pulls a paragraph over his eyes. Activities.- Choir, Commencement Futura Plant: Service. College Secret Ambition: To join the Mou Mau-fia. PRISCILLA KRUSE Pris Her personality is os inexhaustible as her wardrobe. Activities: National Honor Society, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Debofe, Top Ten, Senior Honor Roll, French Club, Homecoming: Queen Committee Choirmon, Pep Club, Red Cross, Annuol: Copy Editor, Commencement, Closs Play Committee, Holl of Fome, Quill ond Scroll. Futura Plont: Northwestern University Secret Ambition: To go out with � 'you know who. CRAIG LARRIVEE Tex Lorv Drive carefully. The life you save may be MINEI Activities.- Sophomore Football, Sophomore Hockey, Tennis Team, Hall Guard. Hi-Y, Senior Banquet. Futura Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: See the sharks thot Gary 8oelter soys ore in lake Superior. NANCY LoSEll Nonce Two dimples locked her smile into place. Activities: C.A.A., Pep Club, Choir, Arrow Stoll, Senior Social Committee, Span-iih Club, Silver Tri. Blue Trl, Junior Club, Senior Club, Homecoming Decorating Committee, Choral Club. News Cor-reipondent to Minneopolit Star ond Tribune, Quill ond Scroll, Clou Ploy Committee future Plont: College—Gustavvs Adolphus Secret Ambition: To roller ikale through the Public library. 80NNIE LAWSON Petunia Bon Sweot personality, lull ol rascality. Activities: Class Doy Committee, O.A.A., French Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Student Council, Senior Council, Swimming Teom, Coll Teom, Notional Honor Society, Arrow Reporter, Annual Stoll—layout Editor, J.S. Committee, Junior Club, Senior Club, Winter Frolics, Commencement, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Sweet-heort Swing Committee Chairman, Senior Bulletin Bcxsrd, Quill ond Scroll Future Plant: College—Macalesler Secret Ambiriom To put together another Annuol using all the “good stuff' thot we hod to censor. KEN IEHMANN A bosketboll player who’s one omong lew. Activities: Y.F.C., Baieboll, Footboll. Bosketboll, S Club. Athletic Council Futuro Plant: College Secret Ambition- To get o college degree. MARTIA LEVILLE The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Acrivifieii Junior Club, Senior Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Monoger Christ-moi Program, Junior ond Senior Year Future Plant: Be on airline stewardess Secret Ambition: Not to loll in love with every boy I go out withl PAT LAWRENCE Pot Potty Meeting her is like a pleasant thought: we olwoys wont another. Activities: Swimming Teom, Golf Teom, Tennis Teom, French Club, lotin Club, Senior Club, J.S. Committee, Honor Society. Homecom.ng Queen. Cheerleader Captain. Class Ooy, G.A.A., Freshman Council, Student Council, Blue-Tri, Silver-Tri: Treasurer Fuluro P onti University ot Minnesota Secret Ambifiom I want to survive living In New York with Julie and Toni. JO ANNE IEHMANN Joonie She’s small but she’s wise—she’s a terror lor her site. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Choral Club Futurt Plant: University ol Minnesota, Marrioge Secret Ambifiom Join the men’s division ol the Navy. BARBARA LEITZ lllxy Wherever she is she does her best. Activities.- Silver Tri, Senior Club, Red Cross. G.A.A., Winter Frolics Future Plant: Groduote from Art School Secret Ambition: Live with the Mau Mau tribe for one doy. HARVEY LEVITON Deeds not words. Fuluro Plant: Phyiicion Secret Ambition: Physician. 115 CHUCK LIDOLE Chorlie “Chuck full of personality. Activities: Football, Track, Swimming, Hi-Y, Clots Day. Future Plans: Navy and college Secret Ambition-. To voull the roofs of prosperity. MILAN LONG “Short “A mile-long smile. Aclivilieit Homecoming. Basketball Manager Future Plot)University of Minnesota Secret Ambifionr Get on A in homeroom. JOYCE LOVETT Jo “Sweetness in action. Activities: G.A.A., Choir, Junior Club. Senior Club. Homecoming. Annual Staff Future Plans: Business College Secret Ambition: To gel the cor just once. GERALDINE LUNGSTRUM “Geri Her mind runs along on a steady plone-him. Activities: Silver Tri, Junior Club, French Club. Senior 8onquet, Drama Club. Senior Honor Roll Future Plont: College Secret Ambition: To toke o trip to a certain island. CAROL ELAINE LOMMEN Tex “Her bark' is worse thon her bite. Activities: 8lue Tris Vice-President, Silver Tri, Junior Club: Vice-President, Senfor Club. Swimming Teom, German Club Publicity Choirman, Youth Conference, Red Cross, G.A.A.. Senior Memorial, Clots Play Student Director. Future Plans: St. Olaf and camp counseling. Secret Ambition: To hove a feminine cough. SARAH HART LOOF8OUROW “Sally “Enthusiosm it tho flovor of fun. Activities: Swimming Team, Badminton Teom, Silver Tri, Homecoming Activity ond Progrom, Senior Closs Council, Library Aid, Sponish Club, Junior Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Choir, Science Fair, Class Play Committee Future Plans: Co into nursing. Secret Ambition: To be as kind as the people who have been kind to me. SAND IE LUNDEEN She does work willingly ond well. Activities: C.A.A., Senior Club, Senior 8anquet, Swimming Teom. Future Plans: Work and college Secret Ambition: To go roller skating In o cerloin wagon. SUSAN LUX “Sue Anneliete A tremendous leoder with personality to spore. Activities: American Field Service Re- turnee, National Honor Society, Student Council: Corresponding Secretory, Annual Stoffi Co-Editor-in-Chief, Quill and Scroll, Senior Council, Debate. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Lotin Club: President, Secretary, German Club, Junior Club: President, Homecoming Progrom Chairman, Homecoming Princess, Senior Banquet, Senior Honor Roll: Top Ten, Hall of Fome Future Plans: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: To be the United States Ambossodor to Denmork. 116 PETE MAlEN Id love. somehow. a mon's heort ii olwoyt either exceeding the speed limit or getting parked in the wrong place. Activities.- Freshman Choir, Sophomore Footboll, Choiri President, Junior Cion Council, Sophomore Clan Council, Stu-denf Council, S” Club, Germon Club; President, Hi-Y, Cion Ploy Committee future Pfonii College Secret Ambition: To stoy out of the loser's Club lor good CRAIG MASTELLER Bush Hes reody lor sports, but there's always room lor lun.“ Activities. Track, Football, “S Club, 8osketboll Monoger, V.A.C., Senior Bon qoet fvturo Plant: Trode School Secret Ambition• Boise Yorkshires on my new form. kathy McAllister 'A Iriendly woy wins friends. Activities.- Choir. Sponish Club. Bed Cross, Freshman, Choir, Senior Club, Homecoming, G.A.A. Future Pionr Business College Secret Ambition.- To get down to 105 pounds. THOMAS McCUE Tom Mogoo' Noble deeds that ore concealed ore most esteemed. Activities: Trock. Cross Country-. Co-Cop-tain, Hi-Y, S“ Club. Homecoming Com-rnittee Chairman. Ski Teom, Arrow, Bon-quel. Athletic Council, Athletic Banquet, Cion Ploy Future Plant: College Secret Ambifionr To teach Big Tom how to crew. BOB MARTIN His woy through school is like the Mississippi, lined with bluffs. Activities S Club. Footballi Co-Captain, Basketball) Co-Coptain, Baseball, Senior Council, Junior Council. Athletic Council, Boccoloureote, Hall of Fome Fvturo Plant: College Secret Ambition Be Chuck Sworts' escort STEVE MATTHEWS I don’t believe in love ot first sight, but I do believe in toking a second look. Activities Junior High Student Councili President, Class Memoriol. Dress Code Commmittee, Red Cross: President, Football Opener Dance Committee, S Club, Athletic Council. Tennis Team: Captain, Arrow: Photographic Editor. Student Council, Hi-Y, Honor Roll. Sno-Doyi Choirmon, Winter Frolics, Senior Banquet Futuro Plann Mocalester College Secret Ambitiooi Take Trombone lessons from Geek. HUGH McCONNELl Hugo Burly I do not mind lying, but I hole in-occurocy. Activities: Sponish Club, Closs Day. Cop ond Gown Committee future Plonu College and Air Force Secret Ambition: live to be 125. BONNIE McFAODEN Bon The world belongs to the energetic. Activities: G.A.A., Chorol Club, Choir, Silver Trl. Blue Tri, Red Cross. Sponish Club, Oromo Club. Senior Club, Junior Club, Pep Club, Arrow, Senior Honor Roll. Quill ond Scroll. Clots Play Committee Futuro Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: To be oble to reod my own shorthand. 117 SCOTT MdNTYRE Truck I Quote mysell often—it adds spice to my conversation. Activities Hi-Y, Freshman Choir: President, Red Cross. Choir: Sergeont-at-Aims, Foot- boll, Basketball: Monoger, Winter Frolics, Soool Committee Future Plana College Secret Ambition: To be chemicol like Matthews JOHN McKEAND •'Wally Women ore unpredictable. You never know how they ore going to manage to get their own way. Activities: Football. Hockey, S Club, Alpho Hi-Y, Red Cross, Notional Honor Society. Senior Council, Senior Banquet, Boy's Sfote Representative Future Plant: College Secret Ambitioni See the Stole Hockey Tournament from the Ployer's Box, SCOTT MclEOD Get thee behind me Sotan-and push! Activities: Hi-Y. Sno-Day. Cop and Gown, Winter Frolics Future Plant University of Minnesoto Sector Ambition.- To own o Shell Oil Company. CHUCK MELLIN Mike A comment for every ©ccotion. Activities. Cross Country, Track. Ski Team, Homecoming M.C., Hi-Y, Class Ploy. Athletic Council. VAC. S Club. Foot-boll announcer Future Plant: University of Minnesoto Secret Ambitiom To own a Harem BERNIE MICHAELIS He doesn't tell all he knows. Activities: B Squad Hockey. 8 Squad Football, 8 Squad Track, 8 Squad Base-boll, Senior Bonquet Future Plant: University of Minnesota or work Secret Ambition; To own a used cor. 118 MARY JEAN McNAGHTEN Stop tolking while I'm interrupting. Activities G.A.A., Ccrmon Club, talin Club, Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Social Committee. Arrow, Dance Committee, Pep Club. Junior Club, Senior Club, Prom Committee. Homecoming Committee. Swcethecrt Swing. Choral Club, Dromo Club Future Plont: College Secret Ambition; To use bigger words than Joy. SUSAN MERRITT Sue The word ‘impossible is not in my dictionary. Activities. Debate. Notionol Honor Society, Homecoming Committee. 8and, National Merit Finalist, Senior Honor Roll Future Plons: Salvation Army Officer Secret Ambition.- To say something smorl for Mr. Halley for o chonge. JERRY MITCHELL One of the grealost lobor soving devices of lodoy it tomorrow. Activities: Senior Memoriol Future Plant: Service or work Secret Ambition: To be an Auto Mechanic JENYNE MITCHELL Milch Pep plus personolity equol popularity Activities.- Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Swimming Team, Senior Club: President, Clots Day, Freihmon ond Sophomore Clou Council, Choir, Freihmon Choir, Cermon Club. Spanish Club, Clou Ploy Committee. Future Rlont: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: To go home with Inloj the hoi tome darling brotheril HARRY MONAHAN Horrl loser Mono' it a catching diteoie. Acfivitiet; Swimming: Co-Coptoin, S Club, Footboll, Bcieboll, Clou Doy Com miltee. Athletic Council, Student Council, Junior Council, Sno-Kiog, Clou Ploy Future Riant: College Secret Ambition: To be impeached 01 preiideni of the loier'i Club. JACK MOO EL SON Arguing with him is like trying to blow out on electric light bulb. Activities: Spanish Club fulutt Riant: University ol Minnesoto Secret Amb fioni To tell one funny joke. EILEEN MUNGER Like o roy of sunshine she brightens up the ploce. Activities- G.A.A., Junior Club. Senior Club, Senior Banquet, Homecoming Com. mittee. Donee Committee. Office Help. Clou Ploy Committee Future Riantt Secretory Secret Ambition Pot o boby foce. PATTY MUNGER Smiles ore her passport to happiness. Activities: G.A.A., Homecoming. Junior Club. Senior Club. Office Assistonf, Homecoming Committee, Senior Banquet. Clou Ploy Committee fvturo Riant: Work Secret Ambition: To poy Jerry bock everything I owe him. DIANE NELSON Her heart is like o moon; there's a mon in it.” Activities: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.AA., lotin Club, Girl Scouts. Homecoming Committee, Clou Ploy Committee Future Riant: Morrioge, Proeticol Nursing Secret Ambition, To surfboord in Howoii. STEVE NASH Such o wolf should be well 'coged.' ” Activities Football: Captain, Baseball, Hockey, S Club, Athletic Council. Jun-•or Council. Budget. Cop ond Gown, Senior Council, Junior Council, Sophomore Council. Freihmon Choir. Winter Frolics Future Riant: University ol Minnesoto Secret Ambition, Be one of the world's most eligible bochelors. ELAINE NELSON There's olwoys room for one more like her. Activities: Swimming team. Senior Club, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorol dub, G.A.A.. Clou Ploy Committee futvra Riant: Beauty School Secret Ambition To hove smaller feet 119 SANDRA NELSON Sondy “Who pul the nickel in? Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, lolin Club, Dromo Club, Junior Club, Senior Club, Choir, Red Cron, Cion Ploy Committee Fulure Plantt Business college or University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: Cul o record with Sandy Nelson teenbeai. ROBERT NEWMAN “8ob “The loslesl boy in Ihe stoto. Activities.- Track, Cross Couniryi Co-Cop-loin, S Club, Athletic Council, Senior Class President, Senior Banquet, Sponish Club, Hi-Y, National Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll, Stole Cross Country Champion, Holl of Fame future Plonti Dartmouth Secret Ambitioni To beat Thorstenson in the high hurdles. PATRICK NOLAN From, “Pat “Unaccustomed as I om to public speaking . . Activities: Arrow; EditOf-in-Chief, Debate Team, Choral Club, Homecoming Escort, German Club. Notional Honor Society, National Merit Finalist, Student Council, Senior Honor Roll, Senior Social Committee. Extemporaneous Speoking, Declamation, Class Ploy, Quill ond Scroll, Holl of Fame Future Plantr College Secret Ambition? Get on A in Ger-mon. 8RUCE OKNEY “When trouble comes his way, he tokes another path. Activities.- Football monoger, 8oecolou-reate. Hall Guard fulure Plann Low School ot the University of Minnesota. RICHARD NEWHAM Nuum, Dick “I pray thee, do not mock me, fellow students. Activities: Student Council, Hi-Y, Bosket-boll, 8oseball, Football, Choir, Choral Club: Vice-President, Red Cross, Hall Guard, S Club, Closs Ploy future Planti College Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. JUDY NIELSEN She puls her worries in a pocket with o holo in if, Activities.- G.A.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Junior Club, Senior Club, Junior Achievement, Swimming Team, Clots Day Future Plonti Work, college Secret Ambitionr To catch one eertoin tall blond for keeps this year. NINA L. OBRESTAD Those who know her best, proite her most. Activities.- Band, Blue Tri, Latin Club, Senior Club, Commencement, Closs Ploy Committee Future Plant: St. Olol College Secret Ambition: Swim the English Channel with o fish. KAREN K. OLSON A very merry lass who brightens every clots. Activities.' Band, G.A.A., Senior 8onquet Future Plant: Work Secret Ambition: learn to play the flute without asking Nino how to finger high B flat. 120 = • 3 8S$S V ! Si .o ® ■SO � £ o '-'coo ||t. si - I HI 3 i1 i I lis.ijyJ ; MB , 1=15?- HP. V Ort s ? i! s f I |r Hi35 t p j .j ■ ia f -sJ 3js h i sill,ii Hill: Iv5? sitif il A _ - - 2rlllli c; JERRY PORTER Some men would hove ever doy a holidoy. Activities: CIojj memoriol Future Plont; Air Force Secret Ambition: Own o new Olds. PENNY PTASHNE A whole riot squod wropped up in one body.” Activities: Silver Tri, 8lue Tri, G.A.A., Senior Club President, French Club, Homecoming Auditorium, Junior Club, Winter Frolics futuro Plant: College Secret Ambition: Never to need a yellow leof. ELAINE RATOIKE ■'Quietness is rewording. Activities: Blue Tri, Moll Guard, Senior Club, Senior 8onquet Future Plant; To go to U.C.l.A. Socrot Ambition: To chongo my fim nome, to people con't soy. Hi. Eloinet.” DOUG RISCH It's better to hove loafed ond posted, than never to hove loofed at oil. Activities.- Choral Club, Choir, Baseball, Sophomore Football, Winter Frolics, Cop and Gown, Senior 8udgel Future Plant: College Secret Ambition.- To hove o certain girl from Redwood Foils move bock to the City. MIKE PCUCHNIK Do tomorrow who! you con put off today. Activities.- 8 Squad Hockey, Football, ond 8otcbcll Future Plant; Morines ond college Secret Ambition; Beat McCue's Chev. LARRY RAKE Never run after o but or o girl; another will be along in a minute. Activities; Football, 8ond Future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: Be a teacher ond hove Mr. Holley in one of my clottes. JAMES REED Jim The thinkieit thinker thot ever thunk. Acliviliet: Hi-Yi All-School Secretory- Treasurer, German Club, Notional Honor Society, Arrow, Homecoming Escort, Senior Honor Roll, Top Ten, Cop and Gown, Senior 8udget, Clott Ploy Cost, Quill and Scroll Future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition: Go to Germany where o sensible language is spoken. JIM ROSENBLUM Hold the fort. Girls. I'm coming. Activities: Band, Swing Bond, German Club, Senior Banquet, Homecoming, Clost Ploy Committee Future Plant; University of Minnesoto. Music Education Secret Ambition: To sell new ond used little white bogs. 122 JULIE RUSSELL Beouty need no letter of Introduction. Activities; Silver Trl Officer, Blue Trl. Choirs Secretory, J.S. Committee. Home-coming Queen Attendont. Homecoming, Bonquet, C.A.A., Spanish Club, Junior Club, Senior Club, Junior Council, Senior Council. Honor Society, Golf Teom, Donee Committee, Quill and Scroll future Pfansi University of Minnesota Secret Ambiliont Keep on eye on o Carlton Freshmon, JAMES SANDERS Bird It's o good thing smiles don't moke wrinkles.” Activities! Student Council, Bond, Golf, Football, J.S. Committee! Decorating, Homecoming Committee: Decorating, Senior Day Committee Future F oni! College Secret Ambifioni To moke College. JOHN SCHWARTZ All work ond no ploy is not the life for me. Activities' Red Goss, German Club. Chess Club, Latin dub. Honor Roll Future Flans: Study Medicine Secret Ambition, Have a two-week vocation on the moon. steve scon Success, he finds, is only won by iteody work well done. Activities! Footboll. Sophomore Hockey, Band. Swimming Teom. Hoi I Guard, Boc- colovreate. Red Cross fvluro Plans.- College Secret Ambition: Drop a reagent tray. ROBERT SALOWAY Scalawag” He'd interrupt St. Peter's roll coll to osk a question. Activities! Debate, Tennis Teom, French Club, lotin Club. Senior Honor Roll Futvio Pfonsr College Secret Ambition, To visit Europe. PRISCILLA SCHAEFER Her winning smile will bring her luck. Activities: Homecoming Committee, Senior Club. Librory Helper, Senior Bonquet Future Pfonsr Airline Hostess Secret Ambition.- To get o certain Bobby pinned. BARBARA SCHWENDER Barb School Is but o bod dream. Activities! Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Choral Club Fvluro Plant: Work Secret Ambition, To morry the guy who likes red brick houses ond roadsters DAN SEELEN You con tell him by the noise he doesn’t moke. Committee Activities! Hall Guard, Commencement Futvrm Plant: To go to Vocational School Secret Ambition: To graduate. 123 J EFF SHEISTAD He's o likeable guy and obit, loo. AtliWlitJ; Closs Day, Sophomore FBotball, Sophomore Hockey, Vorsity Foolboll, Bond future ffontr College Secret Ambition: To buy the lakers. ROWENA N. SIGAL - Ronnie Mow Optimism: A cheerful frome of mind Ihot enables o leo kettle to ling through m hot water up to iti nose. Activities! 8luc Tri, Junior Club, Drama Club, Winter Frolics, French Club, lotin Club. Senior Honor Roll, Clou Ploy Committee, Commencement, Annuali Quill ond Scroll, Hall of Fame Fuluro Plant: Pomona College Secret Ambition, Ride oround the world with the folkiingeri, if my hone holdt out. JANET SIlBERNAGEl Jon” A pockoge C.O.D. means 'Coll on Doddyl Activities: German Club, Homecoming Committee, Blue Tti, Senior Bonquet. Junior Club, Senior Club, Clots Play Committee Futuro Plant: On to school Secret Ambition, Be on Al Hal'i cross country leom ond beat Bob. SUSAN SISCO Boo To nome all her good points would be writing a book. Activities: Annual: Co-Editor-in-Chief, Quill ond Scroll, Spanish Clubi President, Treasurer, Notional Honor Society. Homecoming Alumni Committee, Cop ond Gown, Senior Honor Rolls Top Ten, Budget Committee, Nationol Merit Finalist, Holl of Fome Fuluro Plant: Mocalester College Secret Ambition, Go to the moon. GLEN KEVIN SLACK Blessed it the mon who Invented sleep. Activities.- Senior Memorial Futuro Plant, U.S. Marine Corps Secret Ambition, Moke Gumma-Ken. KEITH SLETTEN Keefie A yawn may not be polite, but it lets everyone know how you feel. Activities: Commencement, Hi-Y, Choir, Holl of Fome Futuro Plant, University of Minnesota Secret Ambition.- Be a six-footer. 8RUCE SMITH Hateful. Bruiser Hit presence it welcomed all oround. Activities.- Senior Council, V.A.C., Radio Club. Golf, Swimming. Social Committee Fuluro Plant, College Secret Ambition, To collect the money owed me by members of the loser's Club. GAIL SMITH A problem for every solution. Activities: Choir, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, J.S. Committee Head, Bac-colavrcote. Homecoming. Red Cross. Senior Club, Spanish Club, Junior Club, G.A.A., Donee Committee. Choral Club, Winter Frolics Fuluro Plant: Univenity of Minnesota Secret Ambition, To tour Europe on a bicycle. 124 ROBERTA SMITH 'MU School doci (ill in the Qop betweer •vMirtgi. Activities: G.A.A., Senior Council, Junior Club, Senior Club, library Aitiiioni, Senior Budget future Plant: Work Secret Ambitions Weigh over 100 pounds —lull once. Jill SPECTOR Were that more were like her—this life would be o riot. Activities; G.A.A., Senior Club, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, French Club, Banquet future Plant: College Secret Ambition: To reach Nirvana MARY YVONNE SPERRY Sparrow Slight in stature, but overflowing in personality. Activities: Red Cross.- Treasurer, Vice-President, Chorol Club, Junior Club: Treasurer. Sen.or Club, Annuol: Junior High Editor, french Club, G.A.A., Boc-cauloureate Committee, library Assistant Senior Reception futuro Plant: College, Airlines Secret Ambitionr To ploy defense on a certain basketball team. KAROL STANDISH Chorm is the title of this loss. Activities: Student Council, Pep Club Red Cross. Senior Memorial, Senior Club Futuro Plant: Beautician Secret Ambitions To customise a 'SS Chev. LINDA SPIEKER Giggles is her middle name. Activities: Choral Club, Junior Club. Student Maaoger Christmos Program. Office Assistant, Blue Tri Futuro Plont: Nurse's Training Secret Ambitioni Go to Howoii MARIAN STEFFY Happiness is a perfume that you con't pour on yourself without getting it on others. Activities; Choir, Swimming Teom, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club, Junior Club. Senior Club, G.A.A., Arrow. J.S. Commit, tee, Freshmon Council, Clost Ploy Committee Futoro Plant: Nurse’s Training at St. Bar-nobas Hospital, and Mocalester Secret Ambition: Go to Europe. MICHAEL DONALD STENBERG M.ke The great hope of society is individual character. Activities! Germon Club. Swimming Teom Latin Club, Class Ploy future Plants Medicine or Air Force Secret Ambition: To stoy out of the ”45%.“ CHARLES SWARTS Chuck Me thinks I heord a voice cry. 'sleep' I I Activities; Hi-Y, Commencement, Footboll: B-Squod Fvturo Plant: Work or Service Secret Ambition: To be Wimp of the Week. 125 OAVE SWEENEY Silane it o great art of converia- lion. Activities German Club, Bond future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition.- Find five Wotusi't lor Walt. ELIZABETH SWIRTZ Li She ho a reputation of being owl spoken by no on l AelMliet: Blue Tri, Junior Achi v«m«nl future Plant: College Secret Ambitioni To get on thol gteot girl ’ hotkey teom. ELIZABETH THOMPSON Betsy “A � unny h orl and o sensible heod. Activities.- G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Swimming Team, Red Cro � , Homecoming Committee. J.$. Commit! , Arrow, Senior Banquet, Choir. German Club, CIoj Ploy, Ouill and Scroll future Plan .- Monkoto Stole College S cr f Ambition: Go to Germany ond meet Inko'i brother . JOHN TOLLEFSON He let hi light � hlne without turning the ipot on himtelf. Activities V.A.C., P.A. Announcer. Senior Bond, Track, ond Football Monoger, Sophomore Baiketball, Honor Roll future Plant: Carleton Secret Ambition- Ploy with the lop bond in the notion. JUDY SWELIN “To one atone my thought oriie.” Activities G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Club future Plonn Work Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii ond tee if Cineramo i telling the truth about it. LORALI SWOBODA Glob. life i whor you moke it—I prefer to moke it interesting. Activities.- Swimming Teom. Junior Club, Senior Club, Homecoming, Baccalaureote, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choir, Winter Frolic future Plant: Beauty School Secret Ambitionr For � enior Girl ' hockey teom to ploy the varsity. JOE THORSTENSON There wo a far oway look In hi eye ; he wo looking ot hi feet.” Activities Frethmon Choir, Tracki Cop-tain, Cr©� � Country, Notionol Honor So-defy. Honor Roll, Homecoming future Plant: College Secret Ambition, To beat Newman in the mile. SUE TRIPP A tmile contagious 01 o yawn. Activities Chorol Club, Junior Club. Senior Club future Plant, Work Secret Ambition, Become a beatnik. 126 WILLIAM F. TUFTING Bill The force of hit merit moke his own way. Activities. Football, Ski Teom, Track Monager, S Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Gorman Club, Arrow, Band, Baccalaur-eoto. National Morit Finalist. Sonior Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll Futuro Pfons. College Socrot Ambition, Be a tki bum with a foil Austrian girl . . . tkiier. RON UNGERMAN I halo loop yeor—the glrli ruth mo � o. Activities. Sophomore Hockey, Sophomore Boteball, Vorsity Hockey, Winter Frolics Future Horn, University of Minnesota Secret Ambition. To get to homeroom on time. VELMA VOGH Worry ond I have never met ond I don't intend wo shall. Activities. G.A.A., Silver Tri. Blue Tri Futuro Plant, Work Secret Ambition, To ’go to onother football gome in Judy's old cor. DALE ULRICH If at first you don't succeed, you get o lot of unsolicited advice. Activities. American Field Service Finalist, Class Ploy, Sonior Honor Roll. National Honor Society Futuro Plant: Mocalester Secret Ambition Return to the other side of the pond. STUART VAN SANTEN Slu You can't kiss o girl unorpdctedly, only sooner than she thought you would. Activities. Hi-Y, Rod Cross, Sophomore Student Council. S Club, Swimming Team, Choir, Cross Country, Freshman Choir. Senior Budget, Winter Frolics, Clots Play Futoro PIons. Minneapolis School of Art Secret Ambition: To learn how to speed-skote. JAMES VOLLMER Jim He goes his awn way with a good turn every day. Activities. Homecoming Committee, Seniot Memorial Futuro Plant. College Secret Ambition: Get an 'A' on one of Welch's English tests. JON WALLER Bomber All the world loves a lover until he complicates the parking problem. Activities- Football, Trock, All-School Hi-Y President, Senior Clots Treasurer, Hi-Y City Council, Senior Budget. Senior Bon-quet, S Club Futuro Plant. Macatester Secret Ambition, To answer just one of Holley's trig questions. BARBARA WEFEl Weefie A lot of mischief wrapped up In one. Activities. Red Cross. Publicity Chairman, Germon Club. Senior Club, Arrow, G.A.A., Pep Club. Closs Day, Homecoming Committee Futuro Plant: College Secret Ambition. To take a trip to Europe. 127 MARGARET WEINBERGER Morg Morio ' A red-heoded bit oi deviltry Activities Junior Club. Senior Club, Ger-mon Club, Annual Stoll, Student Council, Sonior Council, Donee Committee. Homecoming Committee Choirmon, Ethic Council, Sweetheort Swing Committee Choirmon, Red Cro t, Clou Memorial, J.S. Committee, G.A.A., Clot Ploy Stv dent Director Future Plan si College Secret Ambition. To put o Hot in • my pore-tite. JOHN WESTERENG “A quiet and a rcgulor guy.” Activities Senior Banquet. Choral Club. Clot Ploy Committee Future Plant: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition Be o rich and tucceslful ployboy. ROGER WILLIAMS Willie The rodio i hi piono, Activities: Radio Club, Senior Bond, V.A.C.. P.A. Announcement Future Plont: College Secret Ambition: To be o tecond Marconi. GERALD WILSON Motquito Jerry The death of hi teocher , the life of hi clou. Activities Winter Frolics, Christmas Auditorium, Clou Ploy Future Plant: Air Force Secret Ambition: To become o five star generol. 128 MARLYS WEISS A brown-eyed brunette, full of fun ond laughter.” Activities: Spanish Club. Senior Club, Band Future Plant: Minneapolis School of Art; then advertising Secret Ambition: To be out on the perpetual limb. SOFIANN WILFRID Sof Sheeno A fortune in friends. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, lotin Club, French Club. Junior Club. Senior Club. G.A.A., Notional Honor Society, Christmas Program, Senior Honor Roll, Homecoming Publicity Committee, Swimming Team, Sweetheort Swing Publicity Committee, Clots Ploy Committee Future Plont: College Secret Ambition.- Be a missionary in darkest Africo. CHARLENE WHINER Chor A mist who's full ol mischief. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Sophomore Class Council, Commencement, Badminton Team, French Club. Junior Club, Senior Club, Class Play Committee future Plont: Travel and University of Minnesota Secret Ambition.- To mop out infinity. MARY JO WOODWARD She drowns her ideas in o stream of words. Activities Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Orcma Club. G.A.A., Junior Clubs President, Senior Club, Oonce Committee, J.S. Committed Co-Choirman, Latin Club, Germon Club. Homecoming. Sweetheort Swing. Arrow. Senior Banquet. Chorol Club. Pep Club: Sergeant-ot-Arms, Clots Play Committee future Plont: University of Minnesota Secret Ambition; To roller-skote down, the ramp of the Minneapolis Auditorium JUDY WORTHLEY Through tunthine ond Win, the't ol-woyt the tom . Activities Junior Club. Senior Club. Senior Bonquet Committee. Timui Team. Badminton loom. Silver Tri. Choral Club. G.A.A.. Homecoming Committee Future Plantt But-nett College Se ret Ambition! To live in Mopte loke, NOT EICTUREO TOM GILBERTSON The lett there tt to leorn. the lett there it to forget Activities Senior Memorial, Senior Bud-get future Efontr Service Secret Ambition■ To get out of tchool. JEROME (CAREEN He burnt the midnight oil, but it's utoolly gasoline. Activities.' Soeiol Committee Future Plant: Service or trode tchool Secret Ambition To groduote with the doll. ABBI SILVERMAN Ab I do the ho dett work ol my whole doy before breokfoit—getting up. Activities Junior Club, Senior Club. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Homecoming Committee. Swimming Teom. G.A.A., Winter Erolict. Choral Club, Frethmon Choir, Clott Play Committee, Senior Copt ond Gownt, Senior Budget Future Phtntt College Secret Ambilioni Wake up before three o'clock on a tchool doy JOHN HILL Art.mol friendi and humor in hit leod, we know in life he wilt succeed. Activities Football, Boieball, Hockey. Hi-V, Student Council Future Plont Work Secret Ambitroni To pay bock oil my good friends with the big favor which I surely awe them MARY JANE SCHULTZ Schulfry” Eoty going with a corefrea woy. Activities G.A.A.. Silver Tri, Junior Club, Semor Club. Social Committee. Budget Future Plant: Work or tchool Secret Ambition: I've never hod ony ambition, why start now. MARY JANE TOUSIGNANT Her oir, her manner, all who tee admire. Activities Senior Club. Clots Day Future Plant: College Secret Ambit Jon i To go to Switierlond. 129 SENIOR ELECTIONS This year's senior elections rolled around Novem-ber 23, a little earlier than previous years. Amid an air of gay confusion, supporters campaigned for our candidates Bob Newman and Fred Casper-son at the homes of lorali Swoboda and Sue Body. There, posters and buttons were made, cakes baked, and a good time was had by all. The fun started early in the evening and carriod through to the elections auditorium the following morning. Although there were many tired seniors, spirited songs were sung and campaign speeches given. Finally votes were cast, and Bob (Whoop) Now-man became our I960 Senior Class President. “BRAINS vs. BRAWN The annual Red Cross Basketball Gamo took place on March 3. Starring for the Men's Faculty team were: Ken T.V. Alhorn, Walt The Dunkor Williams, Dave Twinkle Toes Peterson, Thunder-storm Norm Johnson, Lightning Levine, Bouncing Banks, and Whitey Bjorlin. The Senior Men's team was composed of: Ron Sharp-Shooter Ungerman, Dick Oink Fischer, Randy Rabbit Antonson, Rick Chopper Kasncr, Jay Shark Kasner, John Tusker McKeand, Steve Tee Wee Nash, Ray Bucket Gates, Harry House Monahan, and Keith Flash Slcttcn. Cheerleaders for the Brains included: Mrs. Knutson, Miss Lohmann, and Mrs. Cheek. Half-time entertainment was provided by the Blockottcs. Brains won a decisive victory over Brawn by defeating the Senior Men 48-26. 130 SENIOR OFFICERS ffd Cotpe ien, Cofla And« � on. Sob Newmon. Sorb OH.eld. Pol Connolly. Jon Woller This year's Senior Officers have offered excellent leadership to the senior class, and under the advisorship of the Senior Council, have planned the senior activities. The officers are: Bob Newman, President; Fred Caspersen, Vice-President; Barb Orfield, Secretary,- John Waller, Treasurer; Carla Anderson, Sergeant-at-Arms; and Pat Connolly, Sergeant-at-Arms. Each homeroom served as a committee for a senior activity. The homeroom representatives acted as chairmen of these committees: Budget, Memorial, Social, Banquet, Class Day, Commencement, and Baccalaureate. Mr. Rudy Pedersen, the Senior Class Advisor, served as the guiding force of the organization. SENIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mr. R. Pedersen. S. Loofbourow, C. And«r on, J. Russell, C. Briggs, B. Lawson, J. Armstrong, B. Orfield. S. Lux, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Martin, B. Newman, S. Nash, B. Clark, J. Waller, F. Caspersen, B. Smith, K. Goar, B. Gould' J. McKeend, D. Gilfillan, P. Conolly.|3l SENIOR Memories Are Made of This . . . First year in high school and our insulted dignity at being lumped with the seventh and eighth graders ... all the girls having crushes on Connolly . . . Risa getting her hair cut . . . balancing on the stools in General Science, and the fire Newham started in the sink . . . our first high school dance: The Sweetheart Swing, and trying to find boys who could drive . . . flirting with Uncle Don . . . the unfortunate end of Mr. Inglebret's fishbowl . . . Roger Bergstrom wearing unmatched socks to school . . . Soph year: the Washington Trip with Wild Bill and Cannonball Martin ... the front deck . . . Latin Club Banquet and tripping on our togas . . . Mr. Witzman leaving, along with many, many General Music teachers . . . slumber parties ... the Beat fad: shades, bongos, and fuzzniks . . . the day Choir list came out and our first trip to the Stoddard Hotel . . . cabin parties and Scotch cows . . . Junior year: beginning to see the Seniors as human beings . . . English with Mac and understanding every tenth word in The Wasteland . . . Junior Club Joints with the boys and girls occupying neutral corners . . . sys-temized Biology tests with the Royal Prince . . . our heartbreaking game with Roosevelt and the frozen tears ... the City Football Co-Championship . . . T.G.I.F. . . . showdowns at the Wild West party . . . Herr Lindheim marching the student body to the office . . . dinner at the Chateau de Paris and nobody speaking French . . . Grafsland and the bucket at the German Club Car Wash . . . Unchained Melody and the Clean- MEMORIES Up Campaign in the lunchroom . . . Garbage is free. Fill your pockets. . . . Mr. Williams' Cartoons . . . 1, 2, 3, leap! . . . the Twin City Hockey Championship ... the size of the check after the Prom . . . the Anti-Prom . . . the Goody-Goodies and the Baddy-Baddies . . . canoe trips . . . Merit Scholarships and the three hour Aptitude Tests . . . Senior year: relative end to the clique . . . rumbles with the seventh graders at the school intersections . . . Homecoming and lovely Queen Patty . . . Senior elections . . . O.T.L. . . . Whoop Bob . . . the Rob the Cradle Parties . . . snow at last and Fred's wild toboggan ride . . . the day the fireflies escaped ... the D.Q. . . . Gunnar and Inka . . . one I Speak for Democracy theme after another . . . Regional Swimming Championship . . . No-Doz and how could we have survived without it . . . the Honor Society . . . Huck and Yogi Bear, our answer to Charlie Brown . . . Sno-Day and a fabulous success and King Harry . . . Cha-Cha-Cha . . . Choir Carnival and bodies embalmed in the Spook House . . . the one shoe off State Track Champion . . . doing 20 laps around the Speech lab to warm up . . . leotards . . . moving the class play to Susan B . . . I may vomit ... the yummy Kingston Trio . . . learning by degrees to hate college applications and Pomp and Circumstance . . . mortar boards, diplomas, tears, and cheers . . . MEMORIES OF THE PURPLE AND WHITE Boys making fast getaway. Bill wows classmates with the New Look. Unreliable hall guard thumb Sally prepares to jump in after cranking car. 134 wrestles Junior on the job. SENIOR PARTIES Our special thanks to the art department and Mrs. Socha for the art work which appears in this book. Students whose work appears are: ADMINISTRATION Karen K. Olson Mary Pat Linderberg SPORTS David Scott JUNIOR HIGH Barb Leitz ACTIVITIES Bob Pederson UNDERCLASSMEN Bonnie Lawson SENIORS Barb Orfield In creating, the only hard thing's to begin; A grass-blade's no easier to make than an oak; If you've once found the way, you've achieved the grand stroke. 136 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY J. R. Lowell SUMMER SUPPLEMENT 1960 COMMENCEMENT On the evening of June 15, I960, Commencement exercises were held on the athletic field of Southwest High School. Carla Corty gave the invocation. Farewell speeches were given by Inka and Gunnar.. The following seniors received special awards: C. C. Minty Service Award First National Bank Jack Sandberg Science Award Rose Rees Science Sons of the American Revolution Special Service Award Star and Tribune Daughters of the American Revolution John Tollefson Fred Caspersen Susan Lux William Tueting Peggy Halpern Stephen Cojeman Bruce Kronick Barbara Orfield Patrick Connolly Priscilla Kruse Senior Class President, Bob Newman presented the great class of 1960 to Mr. Classon who with the assistance of Mr. Gordon Mikkelson of the Board of Education gave the graduating seniors their diplomas. CHOIR AND BAND TRIPS CHOIR TRIP The Choir's annual three day Vacation was spent in Des Moines, Iowa, this year. Soft living, good food, a rousing party, and the presentation of a couple of concerts comprised the activities. BAND TRIP Minnesota's northern resort area was the destination of Southwest's Concert Band on its trip. Izaty's plentiful food and easy comfort, and the presence of much water highlighted the trip. CLASS PLAY The Man Who Came to Dinner, one of Southwest's most successful senior class plays, was presented on the nights of April 6 and 7. The members of the cast were: Mrs. Stanley ________ Miss Preen___________ Richard Stanley .. June Stanley--------- John ________________ Sarah ..... Airs. McCutchcon Mrs. Dexter__________ Air. Stanley Maggie Cutler _______ Dr. Bradley _________ Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson ...... Professor Metz Luncheon Guests Mr. Baker____________ Lorraine Sheldon Sandy ............... Beverly Carlton Westcott .......... Radio Technicians .... Four Young Children Banjo ................ A Plaincloihesmon Kathy Huttnor ---- Sue Houser Fulton Hanson ---- Julie Holmes Jim Reed ____ Penny Dove Betsy Thompson .... Rise Kahn Bill Fruen ---- Donna Fries Mike Mellin .... Pat Nolan ____ Joy Hillerns Dale Ulrich .... Jerry Wilson ____ Bruce Gould Harry Monahan Roger Bergstrom .._ Judy Perlman Dick Newham Stu VanSanten _ Mike Stenberg Roger Bergstrom Bruce Gould ____ Julie Berglund Laurie Fowler Andria Norman Marcia Parmcter Pat Connolly Harry Monahan From the moment an hysterical Mrs. Stanley rushed on stage until the curtain fell, the class play was two hours of fast and furious action. Bluff, bearded Sheridan Whiteside had things continuously in an uproar with his imperious commands, roaring voice, and frowning countenance. Due to his terrifying presence, the Stanley household was permanently dislocated, two romances blossomed, and the schemes of a Hollywood actress were foiled. The play was enlightened by such occurrences as: the visit of Professor Metz, the world's greatest authority on insect life, numerous appearances of Doc Bradley, a noteworthy author, and the incomparable Banjo. Under the leadership of Mr. Engdahl, the entire cast turned in excellent portrayals of their respective characters. 1960 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM BASEBALL The Indian Baseball Team finished the season with a 4-6 win-loss record, which put them in third place in the southern division. This year's team was led by several experienced seniors plus an unusually fine group of juniors. Seniors were. Curt Johnson (captain), Bob Martin, Ken Lehmann, Steve Nash, Harry Monahan, Rick Kasner, and Dick Fischer. Denny Busyn, Tom Murray, Tim Holmes, John Dunn, and Bill Carlson are all returning to bolster next year's squad. Undoubtedly the highlight of the year was the second game with South. In this thriller the Indians came from an eight to three deficit in the sixth inning to defeat the Tigers ten to eight. CAPTAIN CURT JOHNSON KEN LEHMANN SOPHOMORE TEAM STEVE NASH RICK KASNER DICK FISCHER BOB MARTIN HARRY MONAHAN HUGH McCONNEL FIRST ROW: T. Grega, T. Katnar, D. Partsinen, J. Nelson, T. Browning, R. Eksfrand, R. Nem«r, I. Crary. SECOND ROW: F. George, S. Puff, R. Nordland, P. Wattson, S. Strom, T. Halpern, T. Solberg, M. Ford, J. Carlton, Mr. Bjorlin. TENNIS Captain Steve Matthews and the Tennis Team showed the winning spirit as they gained a 6-4 win-loss record. The Indian netmen were coached by Mr. Haaheim who claims that the '61 squad should be as strong or stronger than teams in previous years if several promising underclassmen live up to expectations. These returning underclassmen are Jim Gregory, Bob Moore, and Gary Meyers. CAPTAIN STEVE MATTHEWS DAVE HENDRICKSON ROGER HAGON GOLF The golf squad can again boast of a fine record. The leadership was supplied by Captain Bruce Kronick and Coach Rudy Pedersen. Team members included Dave Hendrikson, Rick Kas-ner, Peter Ucko, Bob Sandler, and Bruce Norback. Wins over Central, West, Henry, Marshall, Vocational, and South made the 1960 season a success. DAVE ANDERSON RICK KASNER Mr. Hall«y and Captain Joe Thors enson BOB NEWMAN FRED CASPERSEN TRACK The past track season at Southwest, although not as successful as years before did show quite a few high points. The first week of the season the Indians won the Twin City Indoor. Tom McCue in the 880, Bob Newman in the mile, and Dick Purrier in the Pole Vault took first places. This meet showed the results of the boys' hard work during the month of March under Mr. Halley's able direction and Captain Joe Thorstenson's enthusiasm. In later weeks the boys downed Edison and Shattuck before losing to Washburn. Then followed a victory at the Annual Southwest Relays, a second at the Edina Invitational, and a second and third respectively in the City Relays and the City meet. In the. State meet a week later Southwest, with only two boys entered, finished well considering the number of entries. Phil Renslow, a junior, sailed the discus to a third place, and Bob Newman became the State Champ in the mile run. The team championship went to Minneapolis Central. DICK ENGLAND CHUCK IIDDIE TOM McCUE DICK PURRIER PHIL RENSLOW BILL TUETING REB ANDERSON OLYMPIC DAY The 1959-60 Girls' Athletic Association and Boys' Intramural Program was completed for the school year with Olympic Day. Mr. Caruso's room 19 eked out the ninth grade championship by defeating Mr. Mayo's room 52 by only 2Vi points. The girls in room 19 took four of five firsts to carry the win. Mr. Myers Peterson's room 8 took the eighth grade title. Mr. Bjorlin's room 55 captured the seventh grade honors by defeating Mr. Bonkowske's room 13 by only one point. The following records were set or tied: Seventh Grade: 50 yard dash 100 yard dash 100 yard dash Broad jump Tom Uttley Tim Lange Andrea Norman Roberta Smiley 07.1 sec. tie Garneau, M. 1957 12.5 sec. new record 13.1 sec. new record 12' 9 new record Eighth Grade: 50 yard dash 100 yard dash Broad jump Broad jump Lynetfe Rood Spero Theros Janet Swartz Denny Anderson :07.2 sec. new record : 12.0 sec. new record 12' 4 new record 16' 3 new record Ninth Grade: 220 yard dash Bruce Davies :26.8 sec. new record Boys' IM Championships for 1959-60 Touch football 7th 55 8th 27 9th Volleyball . 3 53 52 Basketball 7 8 19 Aerial darts - 7 27 — Olympic Day Champs 55 8 19 WASHINGTON TRIP MOISTEN GLUE AND STICK IN BACK OF YEARBOOK - INSIDE OF COVER - LET BOOK SET ONE HOUR TO SECURE STICKING BE SURE GLUE IS MOISTENED EVENLY •= x 1 o if ii T3 $ = O � My offense is rank, if smells to His heart was in his work. The South will rise again, heaven. -tf— —y - rY t-iA MA 5. M'ivy. 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