Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Henricksen has ca-pably assisted us as School Nurse. In addition to the many duties she has in this capacity, she serves as our Special Service Teacher, dealing with cases of discipline outside the classroom. We are very fortunate to have Mrs. Chapman as our Speech Therapist at Southwest. She has done much to help those pupils who have speech problems. We hope to have her with us again next year. Our efficient librarians. Miss Walkup and Mrs. Nagel, are truly deserving of praise. Not only do they keep our library running smoothly, but they help to make it a pleasant and quiet place to study. FACULTY COUNCIL Loose bee causes havoc at council meeting Mr. Strand, Mrs. Maxfield, Mrs. Rogers, Mr. Qasson, Mr. McDonough, Mr. Meixner, Mr. Caruso. 10 Not Pictured: Mr. Ford.

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mias Brinley, our Senior High Girls' Counselor, is well known for her able guidance of students through the difficulties of college and job applications and for her supervision of all girls' clubs. These, along with her many other duties, make her one of the busiest and most admired individuals at Southwest. It is difficult for us to realize that Mr. Meixner has been with us for only two years because of all that he has accomplished in that short time. His friendly concern and his efficiency in cooperating with both students and faculty have made him well known and respected by the entire student body. Most of us are not aware of the long hours of paper work, meetings, and frustration which go into the administration of a school. But we do appreciate the results of those tedious tasks and are grateful to Mr. Meixner foi all he has done. COUNSELORS Mr. Warner, our Senior High Boy»' Counselor, is regarded by all as a very effective member of our faculty. He has guided the A.F.S. program to new interest and vitality, and wc know that his advice and information will have a lasting influence oar nik Southwest students. - Miss Magnusson, our Junior High Counselor, helps junior highers in the important problems of high school programming, improving grades, and solving many individual difficulties. W'e thank her not only on behalf of the junior high but also on behalf of the senior high, which she thus helps to create and develop. 9

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I Carrow, COOKS CLERKS FRONT ROW—Edna Alcckson, Margaret Krueger, Martha Con- Gertrude McArdlr, Pmcella Anderson. Ruth ner. BACK ROW—Ruth Hansen, Marion Herstrom, Sonja Sails- Cordon, Margaret Vicars, Margaret Carlson, bury, Stella Olson, Helen Worwa. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW—T. Kerkerling, A. Babich, F. Hart, C. Sorman. BACK ROW—O. Rossum, C. Sorenson, E. Landin, O. Rossum. THE COMPETENT C’S Once again we are devoting a page of the Wagistanian to our service personnel, who have the often difficult and thankless job of keeping Southwest running smoothly. Our loyal clerks keep the office going in their usual efficient manner; our custodians keep the school in shape through the long Minnesota winters; and our cooks, whose culinary efforts too often go unrewarded, turn out warm, nutritious meals day after day. We wish to thank all these men and women who serve the school so very well throughout the long school year. II