Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1962 volume:

' isM Gift - Matt Perrier roiNNieAPOUS public LiotiAttV u 1962 Wag'STANIAN Created by SOUTHWEST high SCHOOL NN(Jal staff Alfnneapoli, ©sofo American high school students all possess a common bond of loyalty to their student lives. Call it enthusiasm, spirit, or love of fun, as you may, yet it is still that something which makes adolescence perhaps the most wonderful period of anyone's life. It is to this enthusiasm and actually to youth itself that we dedicate the 1962 Wagistanian. 2 3 contents PLEASE 4 PRINT 5 6 7 faculty TO THE CLASS OF 1962: The theme of your Wagistanian this year is enthusiasm. This choice is, indeed, appropriate for a class of high school graduates. The successes of whatever activity you undertake upon your graduation from high school will in no small measure be governed by your enthusiasm for what you are doing. It has been said that nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm; that it is contagious; that it always exaggerates the importance of important things and overlooks their deficiencies; and that it is hard to restrain. Along with enthusiasm, however, must go direction and self discipline. Unbridled enthusiasm improperly directed can lead to confusion, heartache and disappointment. It has been the objective of those of us on the faculty to add to the enthusiasm of youth the important ingredients of proper direction and purpose. R. H. Classon 8 Our Assistant Principal, Mr. Meixner, has many duties and responsibilities. Scheduling us into classes of our choice is one of his important duties. He works with Mr. Classon and others in the Administration as they carefully plan the many school activities and make them a success. The atmosphere is one of friendly cooperation, as they work together to make our school life more satisfying and productive. We thank Mr. Meixner for his ability and helpful spirit in making our school run smoothly. 9 COUNSELING STAFF MISS BRINLEV MISS MAGNUSSON MRS. UNDINE Our four counselors are perhaps the most versatile faculty members at Southwest. Helping the Junior High are Mrs. Undine with the seventh graders and Miss Magnusson with those in the eighth and ninth grades. Senior High girls consult with Miss Brinley and the boys with Mr. Warner. In addition to advising us with our programs, the counselors also supply us with information concerning college admission, supervise such programs as A.F.S., and provide ushers for various school functions. To each of these counselors. Southwest says a hearty Thank you! MR. WARNER SERVICE PERSONNEL Marjorie Vicar , Ruth Carow, Gertrude McArdie, Priscilla Anderson. Bertha Gordon (Chief Clerk). A heartfelt thanks to our unselfish clerks, cooks, and custodians. Without their devoted service. Southwest could not run as smoothly as it does. Although their efforts are often unnoticed and unrewarded, we appreciate the friendly assistance of the office staff, the nutritious meals served by the cooks, and the classrooms neatly swept and polished by the custodians. Many years of loyal service have won them our respect. They will not go unremembered. Ruth Hansen, Margaret Wallin, Marion Hcrstrom, Martha Conner. Edna Aleck-� on, Stella Ol� on, Margaret Krueger. Jeite Sharpe, Eugene Sorman, George Sorenson, John Milewski, Oscar Rossum, Teresa Kerkerling, Andy Babich, Earl Fosland. Not Pictured: Erick landin. LIBRARIANS SPECIAL SERVICE TEACHER Mrs. McDonald, although new to Southwest this year, has already won the confidence and friendship of all who have come in contact with her. Her assistance in the solution of our individual problems is an invaluable service. When it comes to getting information for reports, or just finding good books to enjoy in our spare time, what would we ever do without the helpful assistance of our librarians, Miss Walkup and Mrs. Nagel? Their efficiency in keeping the library running smoothly and quietly is much appreciated by all. FACULTY COUNCIL 12 SEATED: Mr. Classon, Miss Telander, Miss lohmann, Mrs. Otto. STANDING: Mr. Strand, Mr. Johnson, Mr. McDonough, Mr. Moixner. WILLIAM ADAM— It's impossible to do my assignments the night before they are due. Social Studies, Head Baseball Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. ROGER A. ANDERSON— That's debatable. German, Swimming Coach, German Club. A. C. BANKS— When will you learn to act like little gentlemen? Boys' Physical Education, Intramurals, Assistant Football Coach. MARVIN BJORLIN— Bring me your book! Industrial Arts, Drafting, Athletic Equipment Manager, Sophomore Baseball. ELINOR B. BOYLAN— For the rest of your yet-young lives. English, Speech, Auditorium Program Chairman. EARL BRAKKEN— Are you the eight-ball? Science, Sophomore Hockey Coach. RICHARD S. BRONNICHE— Is it not? Math, Math Club. CARMEN C. CARUSO- ! KNOW I'll never be a basketball player. History. O. B. DAHLE— All right, now this time in English. Vocal Instructor, Chairman Senior Advisor, Chairman of Music Department. COLLEEN DONAHUE— Oh, it's rare! Speech, English Teacher, Senior Class Play, Forensics. SANDRA ENGLISH— I want you to do activities A, B, and C. English, Blue Tri Advisor. E. MICHAEL FLEMING— Watch out or the red pencil will write. English and Art, Junior High Dramatics. PHILIP M. FORD, JR.— I want some reactions so I can make an evaluation. Health and Physical Education, Chairman Physical Education Department, Boys' Intramurals, Driver Education. ART FREDRICKSON— And he'd still be running! Mathematics Teacher, Football Coach. KATE R. GRADY— We'll have to search the tote drawers if we don't find those shears. Home Economics. EVAN L. HAAHEIM— Did I ever tell you the story of the girl from West High? Modern Problems, Tennis Coach, Driver Training Instructor. AL HALLEY— Fuzzy thinking-real fuzzy. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Cross Country, Coach, Homecoming Chairman, Athletic Council Chairman, Athletic Lockers, Service Award Committee, Senior Awards Committee. WILLIAM HESTER— All right, violins, you're wasting our time. Orchestra. MARGARET HOLLIDAY— Now about the trip to Mexico. Spanish, English, Spanish Club, School Historian. FRANK S. INGLEBRET— You with the dirty habits —OUT, OUT! History, World Affairs, Extemporaneous Speaking. PHILIP JACOBS— Get to work, you wood-butcher. Industrial Arts Teacher. DALE D. JOHNSON— That's enough out of you. Junior High Mathematics, Class Council Advisor. NORMAN JOHNSON— Get out! Math Teacher, Assistant Football Coach. SHIRLEY E. KNUTSON— Take your towel and use it! Girls' Physical Education and Health, GAA, Girls' Golf Coach. J. HAMILTON KURTZ— The gladiators will meet Washburn on our football field. Social Studies, Debate Coach. MAROLYN LEACH— Look, people. Senior High Art. LINTON K. LEVIN— Be that as it may. American History Teacher, Hi-Y, Sophomore Football. ANASTASIA LOHMANN— Remember, girls, half a recipe except for the egg. Home Economics, Science, Junior High Student Council. ROSANNE MADDY— Cut the conversation. Business Education. ARDELLA MAXFIELD— Refer to the text, girls. Home Economics Teacher, Co-sponsor of Junior Red Cross. HORACE M. MAYO— All right, you guys, quit fooling around with the vices. Industrial Arts, Wrestling Coach. BART J. McDONOUGH— And my favorite poem is 'Trees'. English, Annual Advisor, Faculty Council. CORA MILLER— Nny', OK, let's go on to the next one. English and German Teacher. LILLIAN M. NELSON— You sound like you came over on the last boat. French, Advisor to the French Club. BETH OTTO— My contacts are bothering me today. Business Education Instructor, Faculty Council, Junior Red Cross. ROBERT F. PAPAS— In your seats BEFORE the bell. Graphic Arts, Woodworking, Stage Crew, Photo Club. CARL A. PEARSON— Did I ever tell you . . . Chemistry, Senior Awards Committee. RUDOLPH E. PEDERSEN— Figures don't lie, but liars figure. Mathematics Instructor, Golf Coach. DAVID R. PETERSON— You have just built your time up to one hour. Business Education, Student Council, Varsity Hockey Coach, Sophomore Football Coach. MEYERS L. PETERSON— You're a real dandy! Biology Instructor, Faculty Manager of Athletics. WILLIAM C. PHILLIPS— Check the desks for paper. Civics. FRENCHIE ROGERS— Don't forget the towels, girls. Girls' Physical Education and Health, GAA, Girls' Tennis and Badminton Coach, Cheerleader Advisor. ANTOINETTE SARICO-'Tm warning you people. English Teacher, Silver Tri Advisor. HARRIETT H. SEVERSON- Straighten up the desks. Civics, Reading Center, Banking. MARJORIE STEVENS— What's your main pain? American History. DONALD V. STOYKE— Would you rather play out of the books or use the white sheets? Music Instructor, Band. STANDFORD C. STRAND— Use the English language. Physics, Mathematics. HAROLD C. STROBEL— The trend is for bigger and better sporophyte plants. Biology, Biology Club, Junior High Hi-Y Advisor. HILDEGARDE STROM- Your SHORT assignment is on the back board. English. FLORA SUNDIN— What were you doing in class yesterday? English, Arrow Advisor. SIGNA SWANSON— People, you don't listen. You've GOT to study. Junior High Science. C. LORRAINE TELANDER— Robert Frost is a real man. English, Silver Tri Coordinator, American Education Week Committee, Faculty Council. OLIVE S. WELCH— Thus and so, as it were. English, Advisor to Woyake, Vice President of Minneapolis English Teachers Club, National Honor Society. DONALD J. WEYDT— Study quietly five minutes for a small test. Art. JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS— Oh, I could kill you. Latin, English, Latin Club. WALTER H. WILLIAMS— Women have the color advantage; you'd never see a man in a yellow suit. Senior High School Social Studies, Varsity Basketball Coach. AGNES WITHE ROW— My dearest darlings. Junior High English and Social Studies. CHARLES A. WOHLFORD— Good morning, Sweetheart. Senior High Social Studies Teacher, Advisor to National Honor Society. PAUL R. WOHLFORD— Take a zero. Mathematics, Radio Club, V.A.C. GAYLE W. WOLFF— What are ja, some kind of a nut or something? Mathematics, Assistant Basketball Coach. RUTH YANACEK— Cut the talking. Social Studies. F. W. ZEMAN— Pay attention. Special Education. 20 • seniors MIKE AVERY JANET BAILEY MARY ELLEN JANICE KIRKNER KING SUE DEPUTY DAN EDELMAN MARY ANN GARY KRANE JOHN IE FEVRE ERDMANN BOB MOORE JIM GREGORY DONNA JUDY PAUNI JOHNSON PETER WATTSON Fifty-one seniors qualified for the Honors Diploma this year. Leading this group are fourteen who received Top Honors. These students have maintained a 3.75 scholastic average throughout high school. The Honors Diploma is awarded to those with a strong B Average. HONOR ROLL ROW 4: D. Warp, S. England, C. Newman, B. Voediich, J. leFevre. J. Nichol , J. Gregory, M. Avery, P. Okney, B. Nordland, F. Dautermann. ROW 3: C. Jarnberg, N. Peterson, W. Steffy, J. Nolson, J. Nelson, M. Garneao, B. Paulson, P. Wattson, G. Giles, R. Moore, M. Sisco. ROW 2: P. Sterrie, M. Carpenter, J. Peterson, M. Lofquist, D. Hedin, J. Kirkncr, M. I. Johnson, J. Bailey, G. Krane, D. Edelmann. ROW 1: S. Grierson, M. Michaelson, M. E. King. J. Perry, L Drogue, M. Cadwell, J. Pauni, M. Johnson, C. Bowles, J. lifson. SEATED: D. D. Johnson, M. Erdmann, J. Yablonski, E. Bowers, S. Ostrom, K. Krueger, P. Kennedy. J. Markell. M. Reeves. 22 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kathy Connolly, Girl ' Sorgcant-at-Arms; Dick Parssinen, Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms; Doug Backstrom, Vice President; Tom Grossman, President; Court Newman, Treasurer; Donna Johnson, Secretary; Gary Aunc, Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL SEATED; K Krueger, J. Hanson, E. Bowers, J. Rovick. STANDING: J. Giles, P. Wattson, J. Gregory, J. le Fevere, H. Woodward, P. O'Malley, T. Lush. DIARY OF ANNE FRANK The lights dimmed, the audience became silent, and the curtain parted, slowly revealing a dusty, deserted attic in Amsterdam, Holland. Thus began the tragic story of a young Jewish girl, forced into the confining walls of a secret room to escape Nazi Germany oppression. As each act, preceded by Anne's quiet voice, unfolded, the worried suspense of the characters crept through the room, and filled each on-looker with tense excitement. Then, the soldier's shouts rang out and the curtain drew to a final close. The audience flowed onto the stage to congratulate the cast on their inspirational presentation, and walked away with the tear-stained realization that what they had seen was one of the finest plays in Southwest's history. 24 The one-act play cast ... at rosf. Dussel . . . SENIOR ELECTION 27 HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE FOR STUDENT-FACULTY RELATIONS Judy Pauni and Bob Nordland AGILE ATHLETES Shirley Hart and Jack Bestrom THEY'RE TOPS! Sue England and Bob Moore FOREMOST FLIRJS Sandy Stansfield and Mike Ford SHINING PERSONALITIES Sally Ungerman and Doug Backstrom BEST FRIENDS Margi McNaghten and Jorgen Karpf LIKELY TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Peggy Sterrie and Tom Grossman ALWAYS ORIGINAL Jo Huseby and John Nichols 29 SO THEY'RE SINCERE? Jane Yablonski and Dick Parssinen GIFTED CHILDREN Janet Bailey and Dan Edelman REVERED AND RESPECTED Donna Johnson and Court Newman 30 DAPPER DRESSERS Judy Rovick and Al Christianson PERFECT PAIR Jaynae Amundson and Scuff Bigelow LOUD AND LOQUACIOUS Martha Erickson and Brad Rothnem 31 H A L L O PEPPY PEOPLE Kathie Connolly and Gary Nelson F A M E NERVY NUTS Janet Luhman and Tom Halpern 32 TERRIFIC TWISTERS Carol Jamgotch and Tom Maeser TERRIBLY TALENTED Janet Perry and Barry Paulson MAKES BEST COUGH DROPS MOST ATHLETIC BEST ALL-AROUND 33 FRANCES ACKERMAN Fran Franny Happy 90 lucky. Activities: Commencement Decoration, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, G.A.A., Latin Club: Secretory, Dance Committco Chairman, Cheerleader, Choir: Officer, Arrow, Freshman Choir, Pep Committee. Future plans: Toaching; U. of M. KATHY ALBERS Life means something to the capable Activities: Pep Club, Choral Club, French Club. Future plans: U. of M. 1 9 6 2 jaynae Amundson A peppy girl with big bluo eyes and a personality twico her size Activities: 6.A.A.: Officer, Silver Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Choral Club, Choir, Spanish Club: Officer, Red Cross, Homecoming Committee, J.S. Committee, Sweetheart Swing Committee, Blue Tri, Annual, Cap and Gown, Hall of Fame. Future plans: Elementary Teacher 1 KAREN ANDERSON She has a kind word for everybody, and everybody has a kind word for her. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choral Club, Choir, French Club, J.S. Committee, Cap and Gown, Class Play Committee. Future plans: Concordia College, Moorhead MICHELLE ANDERSON Mickie Never pretending or posing Activities: Blue Tri, Office Help, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: Beauty School; U. of M. GARY ARMSTRONG Arms Garth Bearded Baritone Activities: Cross Country, Track, Junior Class Council, Soph. Class Council, S Club, Choir: Business Manager, Men of Note, Rigoletto Quartet, Student Council, Commencement. Future plans: U. of M.: I.T. GARY AUNE Gawy Big and strong, handsome and brawny, that's our tackle, Gary Aune Activities: Soph., Jr., Sr. Council, J.S. Prom-Co-chairman, Annual, S Club, Football, Spanish Club, Sr. Class Boys sergeant at arms Future plans: College MICHAEL AVERY Mike Aves Measure the mind' might by the shadow it ca� t� . Activities: Hi-Y, Debate, Speech, Latin Club, Class Play, National Honor Society: President, Homecoming Committee, J.S. Committee, Hall Guard, Student Council, A.F.S. American Brother, Senior Social Committee, Honors Diploma, Top Honors, National Merit Finalist. Future plans: College; Law or Politics DOUGLAS BACKSTROM Doug Friends and honor are his lead, we know in life he will succeed. Activities: Senior Class Vice President, Student Coijflk Treasurer, Senior Council, S Club, Football, Track, Homecoming Cormnittce, Commencement Decorations, Hall of Fame, Soph. Football, Soph. Track, Soph. Basketball. Future plans: Macalester JANET BAILEY Eva Her brains put her on fop; her character will keep hor there. Activities: Annual: Editor, Co-chpirman of Homecoming, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, National Merit Finalist, Hall of Fame, Band: Librarian, National Honor Society, Red Cross, German Club, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Office Aide, Quill and Scroll, Senior Social Committee, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. Future plans: Simpson College BEVERLY BANCROFT Bev Anita Sunny, sincere, and sensible Activities: Silver Tri, German Club, Red Cross, Arrow: Associate Editor, Sophomore Club, Homecoming Chairman, Choral Club, Quill and Scroll. Future plans: St. Olaf College—physical therapy BARRY BEARDSLEE Beaser Bear Slug Nothing is accomplished without enthusiasm. Activities: Class Day, Cross Country: Captain, Track, Spanish Club, S Club, Athletic Council. Future plans: U. of M. ANN BEARDSLEY Talk about ginger, she's the whole spice box. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Arrow, Latin Club. Future plans: U. of M. SHARON BELCHER Fair and softly goes far. Activities: Silver Tri, Commencement Decorations, Arrow, Woyake, Quill and Scroll, Class Play Committee. Future plans: College NANCY BERG Nance Homer Of tho six senses, the mightiest one is humor. Activities: G.A.A., Soph., Jr. Clubs, Office Work, Woyake, Youth for Christ. Future plans: College JACK BERNATZ J.B He's got a problem for every solution. Activities: Soph. Football, Soph. Hockey, Soph. Track, Wrostling, S Club, Senior Banquet. Future plans: College JACK BESTROM In spite of all his glory, his helmet still fits. Activities: Football: Captain, Basketball, Track, S Club, Spanish Club, Athletic Council, Student Council, Hi-V, Soph. Council, Athletic Banquet, Letters Committee, All-School Traffic Council, Hall of Famo, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College WARREN BEGELOW Scuff Short in stature, fall in friends Activities: Football, Hockey, Hall of Fame, German Club, Cap and Gown. Future plans: U. of M. MICHAEL BLAIR Mike Oh, I hope not. Activities: Social Committee. Future plans: Minnesota School of Business JOHN BOETTIGER Bot Unc Baz Diligence, wit, and humor combined to form this character strong. Activities: Spanish Club, Band, Hi-Y, Football, Red Cross. Future plans: College BARBARA BONNEVILLE Barb She makes life happy with her smile Activities: Choral Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Service, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, J.S., Dance Committee, Homecoming, Freshman Choir, G.A.A. Future plans: Marriage ELAINE BOWERS She puts her troubles in a box, then sits on the lid and laughs. Activities: Band, G.A.A., Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Soph. Council, Blue Tri, Dance Committee, J.S. Committee, Homecoming, Cap and Gown, Sr. Council, Sweetheart Swing: Chairman, Choral Club, Class Play, Library Worker, Pep Committee. Future plans: Macalesfor College CONNIE BOWLES It is not what you oo, but how you do it. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Girls' Clubs, Pep Committee, Class Play: Student Director, Budget, French Club, Sweetheart Swing: Chairman. Future plans: Augsburg College arry braufman The harder I fry the gooder fo bo, the worser I is. Activities: Radio Club, Homecoming, Class Play, Cap and Gown. Future plans: U. of M. SHERYL BRISTOL She sighs at many and loves but one. Activities: Silver Tri, G.A.A., German Club, Office Aide. Future plans: Marriago ANDREA BROWN Andie A light heart lives long. Activities: Soph. Club, Choral Club, Jr. Club, Blue Tri, Sr. Club, Arrow, Commencement, Pep Committee, J.S. Committee, Class Play. Future plans: College and modeling ROBERT BROWN Bob Red Flash Brown Activities: Latin Club, Camera Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming, Baseball: Manager, Lunchroom Cashier, Commencement, German Club. Future plans: U. of M. TERRY BROWNING Here I am, girls. Activities: Hockey, Baseball, Latin Club, Class Day, Hi-Y, S Club, Soph omore Football. Future plans: U. of M. BARBARA BURNS Barb Barbie She has big brown eyes that attract all the guys. Activities: Blue Tri: Treasurer, Silver Tri, Red Cross: Secretary, G.A.A., French Club, Choral Club, Choir: Secretary, Soph. Club, Sophomore Council, Jr. Club, Commencement Decorations, Homecoming Attendant, Sr. Club, Pep Club, Sweetheart Swing Committee. Future plans: Gustavus Adolphus College MARGUERITE CADWELL Peggy Peg Those who know her best praise her most. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Jr., Sr. Clubs. Class Day, Bad-mmton Team, National Honor Society, Cheerlcading, French Club: Prcs-'dont. Soph. Club, Homecoming Program, Dance Committee, Pep Club, Honors Diploma, D.A.R. Award. Future plans: Northwestern School of Nursing SHARON CAIN Always happy and refined, a friendly girl with a clever mind. Activities: Arrow, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Jr. Club, Latin Club. French Club, Cap and Gown. Future plans: U. of M. MARY CARPENTER A ready smile is an open door to friendship. • Activities: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Badminton, Homecoming, J.S. Committee, Choral Club, Choir, Pep Club, Senior Social, National Honor Society, V.A.C., Junior Achievement. Future plans: U. of M. CHARLES CHARRIER Chuck Charlie He burns the midnight oil, but it's usually gasoline. Activities: Band, Sophomoro Football. Future plans: U. of M. and business ALLAN CHRISTIANSON Al Girls, you make me blush. Activities: Football, Wrestling: Captain, S Club, Athletic Council, Jr. Council, Hall of Fame, Arrow, Baccalaureate. Future plans: College ROBERT CLABO Common sense is an uncommon thing. Activities: Football, Commencement. Future plans: U. of M. CATHLEEN CLEMENSEN Cathie The 'eyes' have it. Activities: G.A.A., Girls' Clubs, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Dance Committee, J.S. Committee Chairman, Jr. Council, Homecoming, Sweetheart Swing Committee, Office Aide, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Commencement. Future plans: U. of M. DELORES COMEAU Dee All things I really v ant to do are—too expensive, illegal, or fattening.'’ Activities: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, French Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M. KATHLEEN CONNOLLY Katrina Conoly You have a what in your furnace? Activities: Choral Club: President, Pep Club: Treasurer, Girls' Clubs: President, G.A.A., Cheerleader, Dance Committee Chairman, J.S. Committee Chairman, Homecoming Chairman, Arrow, Student Council Pep Committee, German Club: Vice President, Senior Class: Scrgeant-at-Arms, Hall of Fame, Cap end Gown, Senior Council. Future plans: U. of M., policewoman's training JOHN CONNORS Good will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. Activities: Commencement, V.A.C. Future plans: College or work LADD CONRAD Crash A shy and quiet boy it he, but just at friendly at can be. Activities: Track, Football, Crott Country, S Club, Hi Y, Soccer Club, Homecoming Committee, Commencement, Baccalaureate. Future p ant: College LLOYD CRARY Orange Pee Wee He't a holy terror for hit tize. Activities: Sophomore Hockey, Vartify Hockey, Track, Lunchroom Worker, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College, Hydroplane Racing ADELIA CROUSE What tunthine it to flowert, tmilei are to humanity. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Trl, German Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubt, G.A.A., Clast Day. Future plans: St. Cloud State College GERTRUDE DAHLEN Trudi Alwayt pleasant, always tweet; one of the best—just can't be beat. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Trl, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubt, Choral Club, Choir, Arrow, G.A.A., Latin Club, Homecoming Committee. Prom Committee, Clast Play Committee, Senior Budget. Future plans: U. of M. PEGGY JO DANIELSON It's a pleasure to know her. Activities: G.A.A., J.A., Silver Trl, Blue Trl, Arrow, Senior Clatt Play Committee, Choral Club, Soph., Jr. Clubt, Office Aide. Future plans: Secretarial work FRED DAUTERMANN Many a treasure betides Ali Baba's it unlocked with a verbal key. Activities: Debate, Extemporaneous Speaking, National Honor Society, Ticket Manager. Future plans: Colloge PATRICK DAVIDSON I am not a tort of devil—I'm him I Activities: Budget. Future plans: Art School; Service RICHARD DE GOLIER I'll find a way or make one. Activities: Wrettling; State Official, Hall Guard. Social Committee. Future plans: College I SUSAN DEPUTY Sue Susie Only those who have the patience to do simple things perfectly, will acquire the skill to do difficult things easily. Activities: G.A.A., Latin Club, French Club, Soph. Council, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Silver Tri: Vice Pres., I.C.C. Representative, Dance Committee: Jr. Decorations Chairman, Co-Chairman Sweetheart Swing, Student Council, Blue Tri: Secretary, National Honor Society, Honors Diploma, Decorations Chairman, Homecoming Program, Class Play: Make-Up Co-Chairman, National Merit letter of Commendation, Commencement. Future plans: U. of M. SUSAN DEVOY Sue I have a heart with room for joy. Activities: Freshman Choir, Choral Club, G.A.A., Red Cross Council, Class Play, Homecoming Committee, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M. DIANNE DONAHOO I don't care how you spell my name. I’ll change if someday anyway. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr. Clubs, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Swimming Team, S.W. Swim Club, Commencement. Future plans: Home Economics Teacher DANA DRINKWATER She's engaged—she must use Pond's. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Spanish Club, Homecoming Art Committee, Senior Memorial. Future plans: Art School, marriage. LINDA DROGUE Not very fall, not very small, but fair and sweet and loved by all. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, French Club, National Honor Society, Arrow, Bsdminton Team, Honors Diploma, Homecoming Committee, Senior Banquet. Future plans: College PATRICIA DUGAN Patty Pat Smiles are her passport to happiness. Activities: G.A ., Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Silver ftl. Blue Tri, Spanish Club: Treasurer, Homecoming Committee, Pep Committee, Dance Publicity Committee, Class Play Publicity, Senior Banquet. Future plans: U. of M. KENT ECONOMON Friendly smilo from a pleasant kid, talkative Kent gets our bid. Activities: Senior Band, Swing Band, Spanish Club, Class Day, Homecoming Committee. Future plans: College 1 9 6 2 40 DANIEL EDELMAN Dan Great mind yield great riche . Activities: Student Council, Debate, Clas Play Ca� t, French Club, Band: Student Director, Swing Band, Hall of Fame, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Honor Diploma, Top Honor . Future plans: Colloge RICHARD ELLINGSON Dick Life is so full of a number of things, how can I find time to study? Activities: Social Committee. Future plans: College or work ELEANOR ENGEN Ellie She was right thore when they passed out the good looks. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Class Play Committee, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Office Aide, Spanish Club, Social Committee. Future plans: Carthage College SUSAN ENGLAND Sue Amiable people radiate so much sunshine that they are reflected in all appreciative hearts. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri: Chaplain, Member at Large, Girls' Clubs, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Prom Committee, Sweetheart Swing Committee, Class Play Committee, Hall of Fame, Senior Budget, Spanish Club, Soph. Class Council, Jr. Class Council, Arrow, Pep Committee. Future plans: Gustavus Adolphus MARYANN ERDMANN Yancy To accomplish things has been her aim—not to gather glory or fame. Activities: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Dance Decorations Committee, Choral Club, Choir, Pep Club, Social Committee, National Honor Society, P.A. Operator, Red Crov� . President, Publicity Chairman, City Council Delegate, Spanish Club, JOnior Achievement, Commencement Refreshment Committee. Future plans: Simpson College MARTHA ERICKSON Beaver Is she talking still, or yet? Activities: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr., Clubs, Spanish Club, Class Play, Budget, G.A.A. Future plans: Mankato SUZANNE ERICKSON Sue fier smile is worth a fortune, and her laugh cannot be bought. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Baccalaureate, G.A.A. Future plans: Beautician, Airline Stewardess TODD ERICKSON When I get the feeling to study, I lie down until the feeling goes away. Activities: Hi-Y, Commencement. Future plans: Physics Teacher LARRY FANNON He that ha knowledge spares his words. Activities: Basketball: Manager, Class Doy, Radio Club. Future plans: Collogo ANNE FARNEIL Annie Blondie Gentlemen prefer blonds. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, German Club, Homecoming, G.A.A., Choral Club, Commencement Decorations, Office Aide, Class P'av Co-Chairman. Future plans: U. of M. PAUL FERM Paulsy A little nonsense, now and then, is relished by the best of men. Activities: German Club, Memorial, Soph. Football, Kiwanis Club Representative, Current Affairs Committee Representative. Future plans: College—diplomacy STEVE FIELDS Rookie He lets his light shine through without turning the spot on himself. Activities: Football. Future plans: College—advertising GERALD FISCHER Jerry Fish Whether she be red-head, blonde, or brunette, one of them will trap you yet. Activities: Budget, Baseball, S Club. Future plans: College GEORGIA FISK George Character is a diamond that scratches every other. Activities: Choral Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club, Senior Memorial, Girls' Clubs, J.S. Committee, Library Aide. Future plans: William Woods College PAMELA FITZGERALD Fitz Pam There it no danger of developing eyestrain from looking on the bright side of things. Activities: G.A.A., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Homecoming, Class Play, Latin Club, Office Aide, Choral Club, Homecoming Program. Futuro plans: Nursing DENNIS FLESHER His studies were pursued, but never really overtaken. Activities: Senior Banquet. Future plans: Service, then college MIKE FORD Notice Ford's new line In cars. Activities: Football, Baseball, Hockey: Captain, S Club: President, Sr. Council, Hall of Fame, Cap and Gown, Athletic Council. Future plans: Collego BARBARA FRANK Barb Dancing eyes and auburn hair—here's your warning, men, 'beware'. Activities: Commencement Decorations Future plans: Physical therapist in a Veterans' hospital RON FRIBERG He who loafs last loafs best. Activities: Soph. Basketball, Golf, Hall Guard. Future plans: College JAMES FRITZELL Jim Fritz The tongue is the pen of the heart. Activities: Hall Guard, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M.—journalism DARLENE FROSLAN Dar The smile that won't come off Actvlties: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Budget Future plans: Business school CAROL FUHS A twinkling eye betrays a mischievous heart. Activities: Silver Tri, G.A.A., Soph. Club, Choral Club, Blue Tri, French Club, Jr. Club, Choir, Arrow, Sr. Club, Homecoming Auditorium, Dance Decorations, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M. DAVID FYHR Fireball He that has patience may conquer anything. Activities: Wresting, Golf. Future plans: U. of M. ANN GALE The only way to have friends is to be one. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Jr., Sr. Clubs, French Club, German Club, Class Day, Homecoming, Pep Club. Future plans: U. of M. MARSHALL GARNEAU To love the sport beyond the prize. Activities: Track, Cross Country, $ Club, Hi-Y, Homecoming Committee. Future plans: U. of M. DAVID GERDES Dave The word 'Impossible' is not in my dictionary. Activities: Soph. Basketball, Choral Club, Junior Class Council, German Club, Hi-Y, Choir: President, Cap and Gown. Future plans: To go to college and capture a certain 'Tiger. I JIM GIESE What, me worry? Activities: Soph. Hockey. Future plans: U. of M. or Navy GERALD GILES Jerry Gillis The day we tore the goal posts down. Activities: Hall Guard, National Honor Society, Student Council, Senior Council, Youth For Christ: President, Soph.. Football, Budget Committee, Class Play Committee Co-chairman. Future plans: College MICHAEL GORDON Mike A truo gentleman in every sense Activities: Hall Guard. French Club, Commencement. Future plans: Col lego RICHARD GORDON Rick 'Wine, women and song are getting me down; I guess I'll have to give up singing. Activities: Lunchroom Monitor, Cap and Gown Committee. Future plans: U. of M. 1 9 6 2 DENNIS GRAFF School is but a bad dream. Activities: Future plans: STEVE GREEN I'm not bashful, just conservative. Activities: Senior Band, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: Pilot TOM GREGA A leader of men and a follower of women. Activities: Soph. Basketball: Captain, Soph. Baseball, Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball: Co-Captain, Choir, German Club, S Club. Future plans: U. of M. JIM GREGORY Not just a chip, he's the old block himself. Activities: Athletic Council, S Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Tennis Team: Captain, Honor Roll, T.A.P. Co-Chairman, Latin Club: Vice Pres., Homecoming: Co-Chairman, Senior Council, Class Play Ticket Chairman, Homecoming Escort, Boys' State Alternate, Commencement Co-Chairman, Soph. Cross Country, Senior Budget. Future plans: U. of M. SHERRILL GRIERSON Sherry A peach can grow in Minnesota, too. Activities: Blue Trl, Senior Club, French Club, Homecoming Program, Sweetheart Swing Comm., Class Play, Arrow, Senior Budget. Future plans: U. of M. TOM GROSSMAN Whatever the proposition is, I'm against It. Activities: Class President, One Act Play, Class Play, Hall Guard, Hall of Fame, French Club, Woyake. Future plans: College DIANE GRUENHAGEN Acts of goodness are acts of happiness in themselves. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr. Clubs, G.A.A., Homecoming Comm., J.S. Prom Comm., German Club, Annual Staff, Class Play Comm., Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M. EDWARD GRUSS Ed life is really simple, but he insists on making it complicated. Activities Football, Tennis, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College DON GUSTAFSON Gus Ho doesn't study his lessons—he lessens his studies. Activities: Memorial Fufur© plant: Work JACK HAGBERG Life is short and thou art long. Activities: Football, Basketball: Captain: All-City, Athletic Council, $ Club, Jr. High Council, Soph., Football, Hi-Y, Social Committee. Future plans: College THOAAAS HALPERN Tom Mitsu Mits Hi, Fans—Como see, come sigh. Activities: Soph. Baseball, Soph. Football, Football, Baseball, Hockey, S Club, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College JEANNE HANCE What do you mean. I'm crabby in the morning? Activities: Class Day, Silver Trl, Blue Trl, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, French Club, G.A.A., Choral Club. Future plans: College JUDITH HANSON Judy I shall laugh myself to death. Activities: G A.A., Freshman Choir, Choral Club, Choir, Silver Trl, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Senior Council, Memorial. Future plans: College LOWELL HARRISON Cares or worries has be none, but a generous share of wit and fun. Activities: Spanish Club, Hockey, Student Council, Memorial, Choral Club, S Club, Soph. Football Future plans: College; Marriago JANET HART Triumph is just 'umph' added to 'try'. Activities: Banquet. Future plans: Commercial Art; Marriage SHIRLEY HART The world belongs to the energetic. Activities: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Tennis, Pep «Club, Hall of Fame, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College WARREN HASTY Haste ‘Worry kills man, why die? Activities: Arrow, Tennis, Swimming, S Club, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College DONNA HEDIN No—I will not cut if. Activities: Latin Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Choral Club. Future plans: Become a nurse MARY HEDLUND “Mar Happy the girl, and she alone, who has a man to call her own. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Party Committee, Office aide, Jr., Sr. Clubs Future plans: Work DARLENE HEMBD Dar There's a little bad in every good little girl. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Choral Club, Class Play Committee, Pep Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Class Day, Badminton. Future plans: College DAVID HOLM Some people are born with black eyes, I have to fight for mine. Activities: Cross-country, Track, Arrow, Class Day. Future plans: Writing LEAH HUSEBY Jo A girl who's full of fun is known by everyone. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, V.A.C., Homecoming Committee, Class Play, Jr. Club, G.A.A., Commencement Program. Future plans: College 1 9 6 BOB IMHOLTE He had so many bright ideas his hair turned rod. Activities: Hall guard. Baccalaureate. Future plans: College KAY IRELAND A bit of the bubblin' Irish. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Student Council, Red Cross, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Swimming Team, G.A.A., Sweetheart Swing Committee, Homecoming Decorations, Dance Committee, Baccalaureate. Future plans: Nursing School 47 EMILY ISCHE Em A quiet girl, but quite a girl. Activities: Spanish Club, Silver Tri, Soph., Jr. Clubs, German Club, Choral Club, Homecoming Committee, Office Aide, Class Day. Future plans: College JUDY ISHAM Her hair, her manner, all who saw admired. Activities: Blue Trl, Silver Tri, Freshman Club, Soph., Senior Clubs, Choral Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, Baccalaureate, Class Play Committee, J.S. Committee, Librarian Assistant. Future plans: Mankato State College CAROL JAMGOTCH Jammy Sho's tho life of the class and the death of the teachers. Activities: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Soph., Jr., Senior Clubs, G.A.A.: President, Senior Budget, Choral Club, Homecoming. Future plans: Work CARL JARNBERG Now that I'm gone, Halley will have to find the answers for himself. Activities: Hall Guard. Class Play, Student Council, Junior Achievement: President of J.A. Bonk, Commencement. Future plans: Actuary SHARON JENSEN She's a ray of sunshine—she brightens up the room. Activities: G.A.A., Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Blue Tri, Junior Achievement, Baccalaureate. Future plans: U. of M.—psychology JERRY JERNELL Clyde I never think of the future—it comes soon enough. Activities: Class Day. Future plans: Military service EIVIND JOHANSEN Take life easy; we live but once. Activities: Skiing. Track, Cross Country, S Club, Baccalaureate. Future plans: U.S. Coast Gaurd BERTEIL JOHNSON Bertie When she talk it's not conversation—it's filibuster. Activities: G.A.A., Latin Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Tennis, Dance Publicity Committee, J.S., Homecoming, Class Play, Senior Budget, Pep Committee Future plans: College DAVID JOHNSON Dave They only live who life enjoy. Activities: Hockey, S Club, Memorial Future plans: U. of M. DONNA JOHNSON Good nature and good sense must ever join. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Latin Club, German Club, Student Council, Girls' State, National Honor Society, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Sr. Class Secretary, Blue Tri: Vice President, Memorial, Hall of Fame, Pep Club, Girls' Clubs, Honors Diploma Future plans: College JEANETTE JOHNSON Jan Happy the girl and she alone who has a man to call her own. Activities: Silver Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Blue Tri, G.A.A. Future plans: College KENNETH JOHNSON Ken It is misery to be so handsome a man. Activities: Football, S Club, Hi-Y, Lunchroom Monitor, Hall of Famo Future plans: College MARGERY JOHNSON Margy May I help you or do you want to make your own mistakes? Activities: Silvor Tri, Choral Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Homecoming, G.A.A., Annual, Spanish Club, Commencement Committee Future plans: U. of M. MARY LEE JOHNSON A constant friend is a thing raro and hard to find. Activities: G.A.A., French Club, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Homecoming Committee, Class Play Committee, Commencement Decorations Committee Future plans: U. of M. RICK JOHNSON Gus There's too much beauty in this world for lovely men to bear. Activities: S Club, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, Sophomore Hockey, Sophomoro Baseball, Swimming, Social Committee Future plans: U. of M. SALLY JOHNSON Sal Her enthusiasm continually rides in high gear. Activities: G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Silver Tri, Choir, Bluo Tri, Senior Club, Tennis, Red Cross, Latin Club. Future plans: Concordia College SUZANNE JOHNSON Care sits lightly on her shoulders. Activities: Spanish Club, G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Library Helper, Baccalaureate, Soph. Club, Jr. Club, Sr. Club, Freshman Choir, Student Council. Future plans: U. of M. TRACY JOHNSON Just when you learn to pick your teachers, it's time to graduate. Activities: Football, Basketball, Jr. Council, Social Committee, S Club, German Club, Hi-Y. Future plans: Collcgo WALLY JOHNSON He picks something valuable out of everyone. Activities: Track, Cross Country, Captain: Track, S Club, Social Committee. Future plans: Teaching WARD JOHNSON There's nothing like a tracking down a girl. Activities: Track, Cross Country, S Club, Commencement Decorations, J.S., Hi-Y. Future plans: Dentistry KEVIN KAPITAN I love a good time. Activities: Sr. Council, Jr. Council, Soph. Football, Lunchroom Monitor, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee, Wrestling, J.S., Soph. Baseball, Hockey. Future plans: College JORGEN KARPH Sam The great hope of society is individual character. Activities: A.F.S., French Club, Latin Club, Hi-Y: Chaplain, Senior Class Play, Choir, Hall of Fame, Student Council, Social Committee. Future plans: Study languages at the University of Copenhagen THOMAS KASNER Spot I'm going to be another Sam Snead: with a caddy, too. Activities: Hockoy, Golf; Captain, Cap and Gown, Baseball, Spanish Club, S Club, Athletic Council. Future plons: College PATRICIA KENNEDY Pat True to her work, her word , and her friends Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri: Secretary, Latin Club, German Club, Sophomore Council, Junior Council, Swimming, National Honor Society, 8!uc Tri: President, Homecoming, Jr. Club, Senior Banquet, Choral Club, Soph., Sr. Clubs, Pep Club, Arrow, Honors Diploma. Future plans: College MARY ELLEN KING M.E. Combining the casual and the elegant Activities: Commencement Decorations, G.A.A., Latin Club, German Club, Top Honors, Honors Diploma, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph. Council, Choir, Choral Club, National Honor Society, Library Helper, Annual, Literary Magazine. Future plans: College LINDA KIPP Why should I study and make myself foolish? Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Jr. Club, Office help. Hall Guard. Future plans: College JANICE KIRKNER Jan Bunny Her crowning glory is her hair. Activities: Spanish Club: Secrotary, French Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Memorial, Soph., Jr. Clubs, Class Play, Homecoming Auditorium, Sr. Club. Future plans: College MIKE KNOX Worry kills many a man—why die? Activities: Camera Club, Lunchroom Monitor, Cap and Gown. Future plans: Industrial Arts Teacher RODNEY KOSSILA I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. Activities: Cap and Gown. Future plans: College or work GARY KRANE Study as if you were to live forever. Activities: Debate, Band, Tennis, German Club, Jr. Council, Homecoming. Future plans: College MARK KRAUSE Water is his natural habitat. Activities: V.A.C., Hall Guard, Football, Swimming. Future plans: Work or Armed Forces KATHLEEN KRUEGER Kathy Katharina Sincere end true to all is she, with vast and wide ability. Activities: German Club, Homecoming Queen Committee Chairman, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Badminton, Golf, Class Play, National Honor Society, G.A.A., Junior Achievement, Senior Council, Senior Banquet, Girls' Clubs, Sweetheart Swing Committee, Office Assistant, Choral Club. Future plans: U. of M., Duluth CAROLE MARIE KURVERS Kurves Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Activities: Latin Club, Choral Club, Choir, Girls' Clubs, Arrow, Homecoming Committee, Senior Banquet. Future plans: Beautician and Housewife MARCIA LAYMAN Good things come in small packages. Activities: G.A.A., Junior Achievement, Girls' Clubs, Choral Club, Senior Social Committee. Future plans: Work JOHN LE FEVRE A great mind is as good a sailor as a great heart is. Activities: Hi-Y, National Honor Society, French Club, Senior Council, Commencement Decorator, Annual, Literary Magazine, Honors Diploma, Top Honors, Swim Club, Student Council. Future plans: College JOHN LEIGHTON He may be shy, but there's a twinkle in his eye. Activities: Hi-Y, Track, Cross Country, Commencement Decorations, S Club. Future plans: College KENNETH JAMES LERUM Ken He's always in tunc with life. Activities: Band: Vice President, Swing Band, Class Day, Homecoming, Arrow, Cross Country. Future plans: College MIKE LIBBEY Libs Girls ore always running through his mind—they don't dare walk. Activities: Camera Club, Swimming, German Club, Hi-Y: Officer, Homecoming, Senior Memorial. Future plans: College JANET LIFSON Now I'm going to enlighten you. Activities: Debate, Latin Club, German Club, Woyake, Library Aide. Future plans: College and Library School MARY PAT LINDERBERG 'Trish Bunky Her drawing power it hor drawing power. Activities: Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee Chairmen, Choir, Choral Club. Future plans: U. of M.; Art DIANE LINDMEYER Di Alone in the moonlight it more fun if you aren't. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri. German Club, Homecoming. Soph., Jr., Sr. Club , Jr. Council, Pep Club, G.A.A., Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M. JEANETTE LIVINGSTON Jan Doc Roy I'm not a bit flirtatious; just interested. Activities: Choir, French Club, Class Day, Soph., Jr. Clubs. Future plans: St. Cloud State MARY LOFQUIST Mare She's got big brown eyes that attract all the guys. Activities: Latin Club, G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Red Cross, French Club, Homecoming Committee. Class Play Committee, Cap and Gown. Future plant: U. of M. JANET LUHMAN Luhmie Dimples in chin, devil within. Activities: Cheerleading, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Badminton Team, Choral Club, Hall of Fame, Pep Committee, Commencement Committee, G.A.A. Future plans: U. of M. TIMOTHY LUSH 'Tim Lushwell Slush He knows a lot, but he just can't think of it. Activities: Swimming, German Club, V.A.C., P.A., Band manager. Class Play, Sr. Council, Student Council, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Future plans: College SYLVIA LUTNES Sylvie Liesa Happiness is a habit; cultivate it. Activities: Arrow: Associate Editor, Red Cross: Vice President, N.C.T.E. Award, V.A.C., German Club, National Honor Society, Silver Tri, Pep Club, Junior Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Future plans: College ANN LYON Orphan Her voice was ve y soft, an excellent thing in a woman. Activities: Junior Achievement, Phy. Ed. Leadership, Baccalaureate Committee. Future plans: Travel DOROTHY LYON Dottie If the day be drear, she'll bring us cheer. Activities: Junior Club, Blue Tri, Dance Decorations Committee, Prom Committee, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College THOMAS MAESER Tom Raz I don't believe in love at first sight, but I do beliove in taking a second look. Activities: Soph. Football, Varsity Hockoy, S Club, Hall of Fame, Budget Committee. Future plans: U. of M. JANICE MARKELL Jan Every girl has her gift, and the fools go to those who can use them. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Soph., Jr. Clubs, Arrow, Quill and Scroll, German Club, YFC: Officer, P.A. Operator, Commencement Decorations, Woyake, V.A.C., Class Play. Future plans: College JUDY MATSON She leads the parade. Activities: Silver Tri, French Club, Girls' Clubs, Senior Memorial, G.A.A., Baton Twirler, Pep Club, Alternate Cheerleader. Future plans: U. of M. THERESA MATTHEWS Terry She's alike to us all—she's liked by all. Activities: G.A.A., Red Cross, Student Council, Pep Committee, Girls' Clubs, Blue Tri, Silver Tri: Cabinet, Swimming Team, Sno Day Committee, Ethics Council, French Club, Social Committee, Lunchroom Monitor. Future plans: Abbott School of Nursing SUSAN MATTISON Sue What is true, simple, and sincere is congenial to man's nature. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Choir, Girls' Clubs, Homecoming Committee, Class Play Committee, Pep Club, Class Day, Dance Decorations Committee, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M. JAMES MATTSON Jim There's no excitement in school, so why come? Activities: Future plans: Working on a dude ranch JAMES MAY Jim I'm not against work, but I'm not exactly in sympathy with it.' Activities: Cap and Gown, Football. Future plans: College STEVEN MAY I've often regretted my speech, never my tilenee. Activities: Stage Crew. Future plans: School or work STEVEN McCABE Steve IH do my living now and be lure it'i done. Activities: Varsity Football, S” Club, Senior Clan Memorial. Future plans: College MARGARET McNAGHTEN Margi Margi is a darling, some say keen, we'll always remember our pretty queen. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Soph. Council, Hall of Fame, Cheerleading Captain, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, German Club, Social Committee, Pep Committee, Homecoming Queen. Future plans: College CHARLES MEOLA Chuck Would you be true to eyes of blue if eyes of brown should smile at you? Activities: Football, Wrestling, Cap and Gown. Sweetheart Swing Committee. Future plans: U. of M. VICTOR METZGER Vic Man it a miracle to nature; woman is a miracle to man. Activities: German Club, Social Committee. Future plans: U. of M. MARGARET MICHAELSON Marg Margy Adopt the pace of nature; her secret is patience. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Choral Club, Arrow, French Club, Cap and Gown. Future plans: U. of M. CAMI MILLER 'Gay it the raiment of the wite. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Red Cross, Cap and Gown Committee. Prom Committee, Choral Club. Future plans: College, marriage GEORGIANNE MILLER Georgi There is no duty we so much under-rate at the duty of being happy. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Red Cross, Arrow, Cap and Gown. Future plans: Minnesota School ot Business; Work. PAT MILLER Her personality is as bright as her hair. Activities: Choir, Jr. Club, Junior Achievement. Future plans: U. of M. DAVID MITCHELL Diligence and wit form his character. Activities: Arrow. Future plans: Navy NANCY MOLSTAD No matter where or when, she's always a lady. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Jr. Club, Blue Tri, Library Helper, Homecoming, Class Play, Youth for Christ: Vice President, Red Cross, Commencement. Future plans: College; Nursing ROBERT MOORE Bob The greater man, the greater courtesy. Activities: Basketball, Tennis: Captain, Hi-Y, Student Council: Scrgeant-at-Arms, Latin Club: President, National Honor Society: Vice President, Homecoming Escort, S Club, Soph. Council, Homecoming, Hall of Fame, Senior. Banquet, Honors Diploma, City Mixed Doubles Badminton Champ. Future plans: College NANCY MORROW Like a tea kettle, she's always bubbling over. Activities: Baccalaureate, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Class Play, Sweetheart Swing. Future plans: X-ray Technician THOMAS MUELLER Thom Ambition needs no rest, but I do. Activities: German Club, Camera Club, Lunchroom Aide. Future plans: Teaching SHARYN MYROLD Shar What doing are we? Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Choral Club, Choir, Homecoming Soph., Jr. Clubs, Class Play, Badminton. Future plans: College GARY NELSON Nels A whole riot squad rolled up into one body. Activities: Arrow, Cap and Gown, Hall of Fame Future plans: U. of Hawaii JOE NELSON Jose Ho look � hy, but... Activities: Track, Cro� Country, Spaniih Club. Hi-Y. Future plans: Mankato Stato College MARLENE JOYCE NELSON Generally tpeaking, she's generally speaking. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, G.A.A., Choral Club, Choir, Commencement. Future plans: College RICK NEMER I only ask that fortune send a little more than I can spend. Activities: Intramurals, Cross Country, Soph. Basketball, V.A.C., Soph. Council, Arrow, Spanish Club, Homecoming, Class Play Comm. Chairmon, Golf, Hall guard, Commencement. Future plans: U. of M. STEPHEN A. NEMESI Steve Nemes Winning may not be everything, but It sure beats whatever comes In second. Activities: Soph. Football, Swimming Team, $ Club, Commencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M. BRUCE NEUNSINGER School breaks up the day so. Activities: Swimming, Senior Banquet. Future plans: School, Army GARY NEUNSINGER Period should be ten minutes long—5 to come and 5 to go. Activities: Social Committee. Future plans: Technical School GRETCHEN NEWHOUSE Gretch Grunch Gaiety personified. Activities: Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs. Blue Tri, French Club, Choral Club, Choir. Future plans: College or work. COURTLAND NEWMAN JR. Court Corky Deserve success and you shall have it. Activities: Soph. Council, Student Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Budget Committee, Swimming, Annual, National Honor Society, Spanish Club Hi-Y: Vice President, Hall of Fame. Future plans: Lawrence College BONNIE NICHOLS Be cheerful and pass it along. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choral Club, Badminton, Spanish Club, Class Memorial, V.A.C., Homecoming, J.S. Future plans: U. of M. JOHN NICHOLS Helmuth All the world is an enormous Sikios. Activities: Student Council, Hall Monitor, German Club, National Merit Finalist, Hall of Fame. Future plans: College BRUCE NIELSON I like to think of all the roads that lead away from here. Activities: Class Day. Future plans: Navy or U. of M. JULIE NIEMI Jul Overflowing in Personality. Activities: Red Cross: Treasurer, G.A.A., Choral Club, Freshman Choir, French Club, Student Council, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Homecoming, Class Day, Pep Club, Sweetheart Swing. Future plans: College TERRANCE NORD Terry Uggs He would interrupt St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. Activities: Class Memorial, Class Play, Spanish Club, Homecoming Program. Future plans: U. of M. ROBERT NORDLAND Bob The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Activities: Class Memorial, German Club: President, Vice President, Student Council: Vice President, Band, Track, Jr. High Student Council: Vice President, Football, Baseball, Boys' State, National Honor Society: Treasurer, Swing Band, Hi-Y, Hall of Fame. Future plans: College NANCY NORDLUND Nanc Malty The girl with the high blush pressure. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr. Clubs, Spanish Club: Vice President, German Club, Pep Club, Choral Club, Soph. Council, J.S., G.A.A., Commencement Decorations. Future plans: Gustavus Adolphus College JOHN O'KEEFE Jose Worry and I have never met—I don’t intend we shall. Activities: Baccalaureate. Future plans: To get a Vette and take off. PHILIP OKNEY We have learned from day to day, he'� a fine fellow in every way.' Activities: Track, Cross Country, Arrow, S Club, Spanish Club. Future plans: U. of M.; Law KAY OLIVER She's the blond in several fellows’ lives. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Soph., Jr. Clubs. Future plans: Work LARRY OLSON Wally HERTZ rent a car Activities: Class Day, Band, Spanish Club. Future plans: U. of M. MELANIE OLSON Life is as you take it—luck is as you make it. Activities: Blue Tri, Sr. Club. Future plans: College PATRICK O'MALLEY He comes to one with a winning way; beware, he has a prank to play. Activities: Spanish Club, Football, Student Council, Senior Council, Arrow. Future plans: College EVELYN OSTEN A live wire never gets stepped on. Activities: Memorial, Choir, Choral Club, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Blue Tri. Future plans: College SUSAN OSTROM Ost Ruth A merry heart is like a medicine; it cures all ailments. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Swimming, Badminton, Homecoming Auditorium, Sweetheart Swing, German Club, Girls' Clubs, Class Memorial, Rep Club, Physical Education Aide, Red Cross. Future plans: U. of M. MICHAEL PARSONS Mickey I can toot my own horn. Activities: Senior band. College Day. Baccalaureate. Future plans: U. of M.; Business Administration RICHARD PARSSINEN Dick Great hopes make great men. Activities: Hi-Y, All-School President, Spanish- Club: President, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Hall of Fame, Commencement, S Club, Home-coming Escort. Future plans: Hamline University JOSEPH PASTOR Joe The only thing that keeps me off the honor roll is my marks. Activities: Hi-Y, Swimming Team, Ski Team, Class Day, Homocoming. Future plans: U. of M. BARRY PAULSON A.B. Abeunt studia in mores. Activities: Honors Diploma, Student Council, National Honor Society, Boys' Stato, Choir: Sergcanf-at-Arms, French Club, Homecoming Auditorium, P.A., Baccalaureate, Hall of Fame, Literary Magazine, Class Play Committee, Annual, Cross Country, Track. Future plans: College JUDITH PAUNI Judy Erika Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy Activities: Band, G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, German Club: Secretary-Treasurer, National Honor Society: Secretary, Student Council, Choir: Scrgeant-at-Arms, Literary Magazine, Annual, Soph. Club: President, Jr., Sr. Clubs, Hall of Fame, Honors Diploma, Commencement Decorations, Dance Decorations Committee, Homecoming Auditorium. Future plans: College JOHN PELTO Plato Man delights me not—just women. Activities: Football, Class Day, S Club, Arrow. Future plans: College KATHLEEN PERLICH Kath To do easily what others find difficult is talent. Activities: G.A.A., Soph. Club, Jr. Club: Vico President, Sr. Club, Pep Club, French Club, Choral Club, Homecoming Committee, Arrow, Commencement Program Committee. Future plans: Free Lanco Artist JANET PERRY Jannie Her ambitions are as high as the notes she sings. Activities: French Club, German Club, Choir: Section leader. Arrow, Homecoming Talent Show Co-chairman, Honor Society, Honors Diploma, J.S., Student Council, Blue Tri, Hall of Fame. Future plans: College ROBERT PERSCHMANN Bob He talks like a dictionary on its best behavior. Activities: Commencement Decorations. Future plans: College JUDY PETERSON The smile that won't come off Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri. Blue Tri, German Club, Latin Club, Class Play Comm. Chairman, Class Play, Homecoming, Jr.. Sr. Clubs, Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Choral Club. Future plant: U. of M., Duluth NANCY PETERSON What wisdom can you find that's greater than kindness? Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Latin Club, French Club: Program Chairman, National Honor Society, Homecoming Program, Golf Team, Honors Diploma, Dance Decorations Comm., Homecoming Comm. Chairman, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Annual Staff, Commencement. Future plans: U. of M. MARY PINGATORE Sweet personality, full of rascality Activities: Blue Tri, Senior Elections, Jr., Sr. Clubs. Future plans: Business School VICTOR PODOLSKY Potter Poderac Padalosky Vic Nono quite like him, but many would like to be. Activities: Track, Cross Country, Skiing, Freshman Choir. Future plans: College, Diplomatic Field KATHLEEN PORTER Kathi To have a friend, be a friend. Activities: Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, French Club: Comm. Chairman, Dance Decortaions Comm., Homecoming Decorations Comm., Prom Decorations Comm., Senior Budget. Future plans: U. of M. JOHN PREMACK Skill to do comes of doing. Activities: Stago Crew, Annual Photographer, Arrow Photographer, Camera Club, German Club, Class Play, Dance Consultant, Class Budget. Future plans: U. of M. JOHN PREUS We cannot be just if we are not kind hearted. Activities: Band, German Club, Soph. Football, Cross Country, Senior Banquet. Future plans: College GORDON RAAAM I don't let school interfere with my education. Activities: Future plans: U. of M.—Bookkeeping RICHARD REEP Dick All the world's a stage ... Activities: Senior Banquet, Youth for Christ. Future plans: Radio and Television MARY REEVES Easy to look at, but even easier to like. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri: Treasurer, Blue Tri: Vice President, Annual, National Honor Society, Prom Committee Chairman, Latin Club, French Club, Dance Committee Chairman, Literary Magazine, Soph. Club: Sec retary, Jr. Club: Vice President, Sr. Club, Sweetheart Swing Committee Chairman, Homocoming Program, Honors Diploma, Commencement Decorations, Student Council. Future plans: College JEAN REICHERT A golden smile with hair to match. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Girls' Clubs, French Club, Cap and Gown, P.A. Operator. Future plans: U. of M. MICHAEL RICHARDSON Mike A miss in the car is worth two in the engine. Activities: French Club, Band, Arrow: Editor-in-Chief, Hi-Y, Hall guard. Future plans: U. of M. GARY RINDAL Why should life all labor be? Activities: Commencement. Future plans: Work BRUCE ROSE 'Bengue' drops again. Activities: Cross Country, Spanish Club, Cap and Gown. Future plans: U. of M. RONALD ROSENBACH Rock Study is all right, but play is more fun. Activities: Sophomore Football. Future plans: Armed Forcos, Construction Business BRADFORD ROTHNEM Brad Give me romance or give me death. Activities: Swimming, Soph, end Varsity Football, Hi-Y, Lunchroom Monitor, Phy. Ed. Leadership, S Club, Hall of Fame, Arrow. Future plans: College JUDITH ROVICK Jude Senior fashion plate Activities: G.A.A., Silver Trl, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Spanish Club, Student Council, Homecoming Attendant, Senior Council, Annual, Prom Comm. Chairman, Hall of Fame, Class Play, Choral Club: Vice President, Choir, Commencement, One Act Play, Homecoming. Future plans: College ETHEL SALITERAAAN For her, the entire world is wrong—the nights too short, the days too long. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Memorial. Future plans: Work KAREN SANDBERG Life is what you make it; I prefer to make it interesting. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Jr., Sr. Clubs, French Club, Homecoming Comm., Freshman Choir, Choir: Robe Chairman, Graduation Robe Chairman. Future plans: U. of M. CAROLYN SANDEEN Cancer and Geminijust don't go together. Activities: Spanish Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Cross Representative. Commencement, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs. Future plans: Berkeley College: Californio TERRYL SANTERS A friend Is the greatest of treasures. Activities: G.A.A., Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Freshman Choir, Choral Club, Blue Tri, Class Day Committee. Future plans: St. Mary's School of Nursing MARY JO SAVAGE She's a star; she's out every night. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr. Clubs, Junior Achievement, Choral Club, Social Committee. Future plans: IBM School BJORN SELINDER Thomas Edison, the second Activities: V.A.C., Swimming, Homecoming. Future plans: U. of M.: I.T. CHARLOTTE SHADA Sugar A young girl in her early flirties Attivlties: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Trl, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Latin Club, Senior Elections, Homecoming Program, Pep Club, Senior Budget. Future plans: Minneapolis School of Art EDWARD SHAW Ed Get out the green dye—St. Patrick's Day is coming again. Activities: Soph. Class Council, Soph. Hockey, Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Tennis, Class Memorial, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Arrow, Hall Guard. Future plans: College GARY SHOBERG An air of good humor surrounds him. Activities: Commencement. Future plans: Air Force JACQUELINE SILVER Jackie Silvers Success is not measured in inches. Activities: Red Cross, Silver Tri: Cabinet, Blue Tri, French Club, Soph., Jr. Clubs, Sr. Club: President, Qhoir: Student Director, Choral Club, Class Play, Arrow, Senior Budget, Honors Diploma, Ono Act Play. Future plans: Travel, U. of M. MICHAEL SISCO Mike He knows more than other people, and often tells them so. Activities: Student Council, Spanish Club: Treasurer, Band: Business Manager, Swing Band, Tennis Team, S Club, Senior Banquet. Future plans: College VERN SJODIN He that has patience can have what he will Activities: Hall Guard. Future plans: U. of M. BEVERLY SLETTEN Bev Ugly Good humor makes all things tolerable. Activities: G.A.A., Choral Club, Choir, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Homecoming Committee, Dance Decorations Committee, Class Play Committee, Debate. Future plons: U. of M. GERALD SAAALE Jerry Schmolz Calm, cool, and collected. Activities: German Club, Choir. Hi-Y, Baseball, Football, Hockey, Senior Banquet. Future plans: College COLLEEN SMITH Smithy The sunshine is in her smile. Activities: Spanish Club, Choral Club, Choir, Senior Banquet, Arrow, Girls' Clubs, Homecoming Program. Future plans: U. of M. NANCY SNELL Who � ay there' no such thing as perpetual motion? Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Jr. Hi. Student Council: Secretary, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Student Council, Spanish Club: Treasurer, Homecoming Comm. Chairman, Pep Committee, Hall of Fame, Class Play Comm. Chair-man, Dance Chairman, Prom Co-Chairman, Sweetheart Swing Chairman, Social Committee. Future plans: College DANIEL SPIEGEL Dan Dependability is the keynote of success. Activities: Debate, Golf, Ski Team, Homecoming, Baccalaureate. Future plans: College SANDI STANSFIELD She's threo deep in boys. Activities: G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Choir: Section Leader, Red Cross, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Class Play Comm., Arrow Staff, Hall of Fame, Senior Banquet. Future plans: College SHARON STAUBER This lass is always smiling, with dimples so beguiling. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph. Club, Commencement, Decorations Committee. Future plans: Business School WILLIAM J. STEFFY Bill W.J. Steff Greetings, Comrades I Activities: 8ond: President, Drum Major, German Club, V.A.C., Hi-Y, Wrestling, National Honor Society. Future plans: Col logo MARGARET STERRIE Peggy Louie The mind that would be happy must bo great. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri: President, Blue Tri: I.C.C. Representative, Soph. Council, Jr. Club, Choral Club: Vico President, Choir: Vice President, Annual Staff, French Club: Secretary-Treasurer, National Honor Society, Student Council: Recording Secretary, Chairman T.A.P., Hall of Famo, Homecoming Program, Honor Roll, Honors Diploma, National Merit Finalist, American Fiold Service Returnee from Greece, Senior Banquet. Future plans: College JIM STIRRATT Work fascinates mo—I can sit and look at if for hours. Activities: Band, Hi-Y, Commencement Program Committee. Future plans: College JANICE STOLLER Jan Jannie She's thoughtful and sweet, from her hoad to her feet. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Soph. Club, Spanish Club, Commencement Program Committee. Future plans: U. of M. SHELDON STROM Like the wind Activities: Soph. Football, Golf, Basketball. Future plans: School MARGARET SUNDBY Peg Silence is golden, but you can't spend it. Let's talk! Activities: G.A.A., Soph., Jr. Clubs, Choral Club, Dance Decorations Comm., Latin Club, Homecoming, Commencement. Future plons: Minnesota School of Business JOHN SUNDIN Looking outside our borders Activities: Band, Swing Band, Woyake, Arrow: Business Manager, Com-mencement Decorations. Future plans: U. of M.—Pharmacy SHARON SWAGGER It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Activities: G.A.A., Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Blue Tri, Junior Achievement: Treasurer, Baccalaureate. Future plans: St. Cloud State College, Teaching JOHN SWANSON Whoever rides in my car takes his turn pushing. Activities: Football. Future plans: U. of M. SUE SWENSON Wind her up and away she goes. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, 8luo Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Lunchroom Monitor, Baccalaureate. Future plans: College JO ANN TENNER Jo I ate 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Choral Club, Jr. Council, Homecoming, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Dance Committee, Class Day. Future plans: U. of M. ROBERT THOMAS Bob I am the merry wanderer of the night. Activities: Christmas program. Social Committee. Future plans: Small Business DAVID THOMPSON Dave' “Have I ever lied to you? Activities: Wrestling, Senior Banquet. Future plant: College THOMAS THOMPSON He's TNT. Activities: Hockey, Cap and Gown. Future plans: Phy. Ed. Teacher JANET THORDSON Jan The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Memorial, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, G.A.A.. Future plans: Office Work SALLY UNGERMAN Sal If is better to be small and shine than great and cast a shadow. Activities: Choir: Secretary, Student Council: Secretary, Silver Tri: Cabinet, Blue Tri: Cabinet, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Dance Publicity Committee, Girls’ Clubs, Pep Committee Chairman, Arrow, Homecoming Committee, Commencement Decorations, Alternate Cheerleader, Hall of Fame. Future plans: U. of M. JON VAN LEER Boylan and bowlin! Activities: Homecoming Decoration Committee, Commencement. Future plans: U. of M. WILLIAM VOEDISCH Bill Machete the Teddies Activities: German Club, National Honor Society, Varsity Tennis, Senior Memorial, Honors Diploma. Future plans: College DIANA WARP She speaks little, but her brain works overtime. Activities: German Club, Latin Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Library Aide, Office Aide. Future plans: College PETER WATTSON Pete Skill and confidence are an unconqucred army. Activities: Student Council: President, All-City Student Council: Vice President, Freshman Council, Sophomore Council: President, Senior Council, Class Day Committee, National Honor Society, National Merit: Letter of Commendation, Latin Club: Treasurer, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey. S Club, Hall of Fame. Future plans: College JUDITH WEAVER Judy Jude Like a magnet, she has the power of attraction. ' Activities: Silver Trl, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross, Choral Club, Choir, Homecoming Committee, Homecoming Attendant, Spanish Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Dance Committee, Commencement Program, Hall of Fame. Future plans: College RICHARD WEAVER Dick Everything has been thought of before—the difficulty is to think of it again. Activities: German Club, Cap and Gown. Future plans: College JAY WESCOTT Footsteps on the sands of time—if they're big you'll know they're mine. Activities: Cross Country, Football, Track, Swimming: Co-Captain, S Club, Athletic Council, Hi-Y: All-School Chaplain, Band, Baccalaureate. Homecoming Escort, Class Day. Future plans: College MARY BETH WHITING To know her is to love her, and she is well known. Activities: Jr., Sr. Clubs, Blue Tri, Class Play. Future plans: U. of M., Northwestern University DIANE WILLEFORD Gracious in manner, sincere at all times. Activities: Soph. Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, French Club, Homecoming, Cap and Gown. Future plans: Work TIMOTHY WILLIAMS Tim Willie Heinz Worry never made men great: so why worry? Activities: Senior Banquet, Hi-Y, Baseball, Sophomore Football, S Club, German Club. Future plans: U. of M.—Duluth JUDITH WILLIAMSON Judy Her heart is like the moon—there's a man in it. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Girls' Clubs, German Club, Red Cross, Cap and Gown, G.A.A., Choral Club. Future plans: U. of M. THOMAS WILLIAMSON Tom Willie Ambition needs no rest, but I do. Activities: Freshman Council, Student Council, Sophomore, Varsity Hockey. Future plans: U. of M. GALE WONDRA Ladybug She has never been at a loss for friends. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Baccalaureate, Literary Magazine. Future plans: Business College KATHIE WOODRUFF Cares or worries has she none, but a generous share of wit and fun. Activities: G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, French Club, Senior Budget, Senior Elections: Registrations, Christmas Program, Library Aide, Pep Club, Dance Decoration Committee, Class Play Committee. Future plans: William Woods College HARRY WOODWARD Woodard Stefan He's the joker of the deck. Activities: Swimming Team: Co-Captain, Track, Cross Country, S Club, Senior Council, Student Council, Hi-Y, All-School Secretary, Baccalaureate, Arrow, German Club, Red Cross, Homecoming Committee, Athletic Council, Beta Phi Chaplain. Future plans: U. of M. JAMES WRIGHT Jim Not that I study less, but that I love fun more. Activities: Class Day Committee. Future plans: Service, College JANE YABLONSKI Sincerity is one investment that never fails. Activities: Freshman Choir: President, German Club, Silver Tri: Cabinet, Blue Tri, Choir: Treasurer, Dance Decorations Committee, Prom Committee, Senior Budget, Class Play, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Christmas Program Chairman, Girls’ State Alternate, Honors Diploma, Homecoming Program, Soph., Jr., Sr. Clubs, Hall of Fame. Future plans: U. of M. 4 I 1962 SENIORS NOT PICTURED BRUCE ALLYN MARY DUROCHER PAUL GRAY ED HUTCHESON STANLEY JOBE BILL KLAWITTER TERRY McKEY james McGuire TRACY PLUM ANDY QUIRT MIKE STRAUB JAMES WEITZEL GARY WONDRA 69 70 FADS SENIOR Being the first seventh graders at Southwest . . . High School parties . . . getting our first A's . . . Meyers Peterson's smart Army engineers . . . Mrs. Witherow's home room auctions . . . History with Mr. Caruso . . . Our ten music teachers . . . Chemises . . . Silver Circle Club . . . Sterling Peterson's Skylarkers .. . . Eating in the auditorium while the lunchroom was being re-decorated . . . First Sweetheart Swing . . . Civics with Mr. Kryrtski . . . City Co-Champions in Football . . .Our Beatnik Party . . . Crushes on Mr. Uhlhorn . . . Spring Fling where all the girls wore the dresses they made in clothing . . . Weekly Slumber Parties . . . Tri-K . . . Hula Hoops . . . Science Projects . . . Mr. Jacob's World Series Pool . . . The Washington Trip . . . Ingots . . . The Muffer Club . . . Sitting in the pillory . . . The Wild West Party . . . Sam the Skeleton being stolen . . . Everyone joins the Choral Club . . . Cranberry Cancer . . . Choir tryouts . . . First year of accelerated history . . . Mr. Meixner, our new assistant principal . . . Saddle shoes . . . Tennessee Saturday Night . . . Mr. Lindheim comes MEMORIES ings . . . Mr. McDonough's tests . . . Hamlet . . . Anoka field trip ... Mr. Uhlhorn leaving . . . Our pre-school party . . . Planning the Junior-Senior Prom . . . Junior Float . . . Miss Donahue's speech classes . . . Nancy Snell's open houses . . . Perkin's Pancakes for breakfast . . . Out with the old, in with the new—we're the class of '62 . . . Frogs in formaldehyde . . . Mary Beth Whiting's parties . . . Inglebret's World Affairs tests . . . Choir trip to Chicago . . . Tom Grossman and Doug Backstrom tie . . . Jorgen from Denmark . . . Boylan's enriched English class . . . German Club trips . . . The Diary of Anne Frank . . . Chemistry tests . . . Homecoming Queen Margi . . . College Boards and applications . . . Doing the Twist . . . City Co-Champions in Basketball . . . Sam winning Spectator of the Week . . . Infectious Hepatitis scare . . . Drowning in all the snow . . . Valences . . . Senior boys in front row center of the auditorium . . . Mr. Anderson's Mackie Messer . . . The Annual effigies . . . Underground Press . . . Bad News . . . Senior Banquet . . . Music Carnival . . . Short skirt ban . . . Saying our final good-byes . . . Commencement . . . Senior train ride. 74 75 underclassmen JUNIOR COUNCIL SEATED: Janet McClure, Nancy Ncstcgard, Toni Bunker. STANDING: Diane Nelson, Lynne Richardson, Cory Colehour, Pam Kouba, George Podolsky. Fred Allis Susan Mary Lynn Larry Allman Almquist Altman Diana Anderson Gwen Anderson Jane Anderson Janis Anderson Lynda Anderson Marcia Anderson Susan Anderson Suzanne Anderson John Aslakson JUNIORS Micky Margie Tom Toni Jim John Bob Nancy Binonstock Boeck Bredemus Bunker Burkhart Burtzlaff Byers Byers Shirley Alice Barb John Peg Bev Dick Jim Cardinal Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carpenter Castano Castle Pam Dick John Dale Sunny Cory Judd Bob Chrissinger Clapp Clark Clifford Coffman Colehour Copeland Craig D;ano Charles Dianna Bruce Bennett Barb David Karol Crawford Crimmins Dahlberg Davies Davis Del Dotto Devoy Dickinson Nancy John Nancy Peg Bill Gary Dick Karen Du Roche Dwyer Eder Edgecumbc Ellcnberger Elo Ekstrand Engcsot JUNIORS Linda Bob Jim Pat Sue Bob Steve Rick Ertsgaard Fitzgerald Flatz Ford Fournier Fox Francis Frandeen Diann Bob Doran Bruce Pete Marilyn Ann Bob Funkhouser Gammell Gcrstein Gilfillan Girard Goodman Goughnour Graham Eric Davo Jane Patti Doug Jane Vicci Carol Grcnnan Grossman Gustafson Haaland Hamilton Hamilton Hanson Harris Charles Ron Phillip Jeanette Julie Hefty Henaman Herman Hohm Holm Marilyn Don Shirley Hartill Harvey Hawkins JUNIORS Dick Job } Donna Johnson Sue Johnson John Juslico Dave Juul George Kalgerson Lois Katter Steve Chuck Karen Harriet Pam Don Mary Sue Knapp Knegge Knudson Kohn Kouba Kraby Krause Krotschmore Marcia Lois Carol Aaron Cindy Marcia Melvin Lisa Kubitz Larkin Larrivee Larson Larson Larson Larson Lassil Carole Sarah Donna Jim Barb Dick Butch Alexis LaVillo Lawrenco LeRoy Llschensky Levine Lienko Liimatainen little Jim Long Vicki Long Joan Rosemary Lowe Lundberg Sandra Lufsey Howard Leslie Barb Malinsky Mandel Marcus 79 JUNIORS Jane Mike David Helen Jim Linda Dick Janet Malcn Mark Martin Martin Martin Matey Meyer McClure Muriel Dennis Kathryn Sandra Sheryl Bob Clark Roy McConnell McGann McGee McKonzio McKinnon McPherson Miller Miller Mary Pete Doreen James Jim Judy Diane Nancy Miller Mocn Mourer Myrin Nathanson Neils Nelson Nestegard Bob O'Donnell Ray Olson Roger Olson Ronny Olson Kathy O'Malley Patty Jo Patka Darlene Newman Charles Newman Jackie Ruth Nancy Pam Pauline George Carol Pat Payno Pctorka Peterson Poterson Phillips Podolsky Popkin Porter JUNIORS Jim Marilyn Bob Kay Bud Ric Jim Lynne Powers Pratt Pratt Ptashne Rader Raymond Reynolds Richardson Suzanne Rita Mary Kitty Sue Bill Jane Barb Richtor Roth Rotzien Rozsa Russell Sachleben Sandberg Sandors Norman Andrea Brian Sally Jan John Roger Dan Sanders Schanfield Schcid Schmidt Schouviller Schultz Semple Sholl Carol Molly Linda Mike Dick Sue Terry Diano Sinks Smaby Smith Smufka Snyder Speco Stokkc Stupp Grant Tanner Pat Terry Rick Tessari Cheryl Testin Bonnie Thcis Jim Thcrnell Bob Thiel Gary Thiem 81 JUNIORS Tom Gary Jim Al Barb Bob Doug Sharon Thill Thomas Tomlinson Thompson Thompson Tousignant Tuoting Uhlenkott h Tom Diane Bob Doxtcr Luthor Wallin Wedge Weigel Wesson Westman Joe Kurt Richard Widseth Wied Wien Not Pictured: Bill Dobbins Joyce Henry Barb Huseby Rick Machren John Marlin Howard Newell Sandra Olson Steve Ruff Karleno Smith Luther Bruce Sandra Wilfred Wilson Witte Jackie Jeanne York Zimdars 82 SOPHOMORE COUNCIL SEATED: Nancy Beardslee, Carole Ucko, Martha Brown, Cathy Merrick. STANDING: Jean Barry, Jean Steven , Dale Weaver, Randy NeUon, Denni Frotlan, lynne Guilford. Penny Stevo Maxine Brian Denny Jeff Jim Linda Adams Adam Amundson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Rolf Ellen Rowland Bruce . Steve Mike Doug Bev A«rW«nr Andreasen Angvall Aune Bancroft Barette Baril Barrette Jean Don Linda Nancy Alana Bob Betty Janet Barry Bauman Bayerle Beardslee Bock Beers Beggs Belcher 83 SOPHOMORES Mike Toddy Susan Cathy Nancy Dave Frank Don Bender Benham Bcnninghoff Benson Berner Best Bovelacque Bill Susan Ginny Wayne Chuck Barbara Janice John Martha Billingsley Blomgren Boline Bowers Bratschi Brefnor Bristol Brown Tony Susan Chris Claudia Marilyn Martha Mary Doug Brown Burton Busa Butrick Butts Byers Calhoun Cambell Robert Susan Ricky Paul Jim Susan Tom Nancy Caminsky Carpenter Cervin Chunckel Clawitcr Clemcnscn Clinton Clubb Ted Nancy Mary Colvin Connolly Conover Virginia Cooke Caryn Cox Pat Crail Dwight Cravens Craig Dahl SOPHOMORES Reid Jim Cynthy Roxanne David Jeff Doug Wayne Diamond Dineen Dixon Docrr Donahoo Drogue Duden Duden Diana Greg Debby Doug Emily Jeff Jim Kathy Edwards Edwards Eisonstadt Elofson Englo Erdmann Fogrelius Farnell Steve Jim Sharon Johnnie Sue Mike Bill Christy Dave Ferm Fine Fink Flanagan Flesher Foelker Foss Framon 85 SOPHOMORES Phebo Greta Nancy Victor Kathy Lynne Jack Bob Goulding Grafsland Green Grcenstein Grimes Guilford Guldberg Gunderson Jana Pete Darlene Dave Beverly Dan Sharon Ann Gustafson Hale Harris Harthan Hartso Hasty Hawkins Healy Sue Margaret Floyd Mark Tom Gary Sue Dan Helebrant Herman Hiar Hillerns Hocking Hoium Hollenbeck Holm Judy Susan Don Dick Gary Bonnie Howard Gloria Holm Honecker Horner Hurby Jacobson Jenkins Jenson Jensvold Brian Dennis Johnson Johnson Francie Johnson Judy Johnson Norman Johnson Rod Johnson Adrian Johnson Bill Johnson SOPHOMORES Rose Shirley Jennifer Lois Judy Robert Gary Doug Johnson Johnson Johnston Johnston Jorgensen Kaasa Kasner Kelly Ken Roger Richard Karen John Jim Erwin Gary Knutson Koechel Kocfad Korting Kosa Kosmas Kurtz La Londe Gary Judy Mike Aldis Sue Charley Gary Jim Larson Larson Latocki Lazdins Lender lieb Lowe Luger Jim Carol Roth John Frank Cheri Jim Kathy Luhman Lund Lund Lynne Mann Maurin McCauley McCormick Roxanne Sandi Shirley Metz Miller Mitchell Bob Mizcll Tom McCoy Mary McIntyre Rick Melin Cathy Merrick 87 SOPHOMORES Paul Richard Bob Anne Laura Jay • Louise Nan Moen Morast Morso Mulholland Munion Murolt Murray Murray Janet Dawn Don Randy Kathy Rochelle Eric Janis Myers Nelson Nelson Nelson Nolan Nord Nyberg Olson Richard Perron Bruce Peterson Gail Peterson Kristin Peterson Lynn Peterson Marsha Peterson Pam Peterson Sandy Peterson Kathy Olson Rick Ordal Diane Ostrom Mary Anne Parker Jim Patka Cheryl Patrick Greg Payton Mary Perpich Sue Peterson Bill Pettipiece John Plogg Don Pollock Toni Povin Myrtle Purrier Shirley Rake Laura Rambo SOPHOMORES Susan Raschka Tana Reese Cheryl Reed Claudette Reeves Dennis Reinert Jim Rhinesmith Martha Rice Nancy Richardson Diane Ritchie Jeff Bob Robinson Romerein lynette Renee R«ndy John Jay Rood Rose Rosenfeld Roth Rovner Jim Savage Bruce Saunders Mara Saulitis Judy Sather Dick Sandstrom Joanne Sandhoff Cheryl Samstad Jean Sachlcben Alan Schachtele John Schlasner Buddy Carol Selinder Severson 89 SOPHOMORES Jim Susan Kathy Roberta Jean Larry Bruce Margaret Stallman Stenko Stauber Stein Stevens Stoller Stone Taylor Jennifer Barb Spcro Christy John Sharon Carol Sandy Teeter Thayer Theros Thordson Thorstad Toner Ucko Ungerman Tom Richard Gary Pamela Pat Virginia Barb Pat Vandorhyde Van Doren Van leer Van Scoy Viet Vogh Wagner Ward Dove Alan Sally Jerry Bill Nancy Janet Hollis Weaver Weiss Werdick Wescott Wheeler Wheeler Whitton Willeford Carol Williams Cheri Williams Phil Williams Connie Wise Joan Woodruff Dan Woods Robert Wurtz SOPHOMORES Jim Judy Dick Dick Sylvia Linda Jeff York Zehringer Zollars Croft Johnson Patton Peterson NOT PICTURED: Phil Anderson, Tom Anderson, Gregg Barette, Jim Boyer, Bob Coleman, Neil Kilby, Greg Larson, Tom Pcrschman, Drew Peterson, Tom Taggatz. 91 92 93 activities HOMECOMING 1962 Margi McNaghten, Bob Moore, Dave Gerdes, Barb Burns, Jim Gregory, Judy Rovick, Dick Parssinen, Judy Weaver, Jay Wescotr, Cathy Clemensen. 95 No thanks, I'm allergic to roses. E-A-S-Y EASY. Ya! MACHETE THE TEDDIES This year Friday, October 13, marked the celebration of Homecoming at Southwest, and in opposing Roosevelt we chose to Machete the Teddies. The day began early for those busy committee members who were assembling decorations outside the main entrance when most of us were just getting out of bed. It began even earlier for the hearty group of seniors who trekked out to Perkins' for breakfast. Through the day, excitement swelled until a climax was reached at 1:35 p.m. when Margaret McNaughten was crowned 1962 Homecoming Queen. The auditorium was filled with an air of mystery and superstition as three witches led by their male counterpart, Nalyob hexed the Teddies. At 3:00 the Indians played host to the Roosevelt team, and won a victory with the score of 7-6. The last event of this thrilling day was a dance held in the auditorium, featuring the Big M's. 96 And fool i fair??? There � he i� •rtKMTL kk THI tlllltl Y Put a little fun in your life. Queen Margi Oh, you kid! Three cheer for the Great Pumpkin. 97 Welcome Warrior Lean to the left! SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS STANDING: Jan lifson, Idelle Abram , Suzanne Johnson, Judy Isham, Darlene Hembd, Karen Hoover, Georgia Fisk. Kathy Woodruff, Diana Warp. SEATED: Nancy Moisted, Nancy Berg. Service is the byword of such groups as the office workers, hallguards, stage crew, lunchroom monitors, and the library aides, and we are all indebted to them for their unselfish work. Probably none of us realize just how important their jobs are, but locating an obscure book without the help of a library aide might take us hours, and the stage crew is always working behind the scenes STANDING: Ellie Engen, Cathy Clemensen. Bev Carpenter, Anne Farnell, Peggy Edgecumbe, Peggy Danielson, Ethel Saliterman, Michelle Anderson, Mary Hcdlund, Pam Fitzgerald, Barb Levine. SEATED: Emily Ische, Janet Bailey, Sheryl Bristol, Martha Erickson, Lois Larkin, Andy Brown. Pete Mocn, Tom Atlas, Jim Goldstein, Bill Pcttipieco 98 so that pep fests, dances, and auditorium programs run smoothly. The hallguards are responsible for maintaining peace in every corridor, and the lunchroom monitors do the same in their domain. Every hour of the day faithful office helpers give up their study halls to type, operate the switchboard, and run errands. To the service organizations, Southwest says a hearty Thank you! STANDING: Linda Kipp, Terry Browning, Dick Parssinen, Kevin Kapitan, Mike Avery, Ed Shaw. Dick Weaver, Dana Drinkwator, Rick Nemer, Cory Colehour, John IcFevre. Bob Imholte. John Nichols. Ron Friberg, Fred Dauterman, Tom Grossman. SEATED: Carl Jarnbcrg, Mike Gordon, Vern Sjodin, Jim Fritzell. 99 Mr. Papas, Fred Allis, Andy Erdmann STANDING: Ken Johnson, Brad Rothnem. Rick Johnson, Rick Gordon. SEATED: Suo Swenson, Mr. Peterson, Terry Matthews. P.A. OPERATORS LEFT ROW: E. Swenson, S. Erickson, T. Lush, A. B. Paulson RIGHT ROW: J. Reichart, J. York, K. Krueger, M. Erdmann. Our faithful Public Address operators forfeit part of their classes everyday to present interesting and informative announcements, and to aid the office staff by calling students needed in the office from their classes. Their fine efforts are greatly appreciated. V.A.C. The talented members of the Visual Aids Committee are trained by their advisor, Paul Wohlford, to run the movie projector and distribute films. This is a valuable service for which we are all thankful. 100 SEATED: M. Carpenter, S. Lutnes STANDING: J. Connors, B. Selinder, T. Walgreen, B. Nichols, T. Lush, Mr. P. Wohlford, S. May, G. Wondra, M. Krause, C. Hefty, R. Schloer lu oc Q£ - ROW 4: J. Fritzell, J. Nichols, G. Elo, E. Shaw, B. Nordland, B. Steffy, D. Spiegel. ROW 3: N. Belcher, J. Tenner, T. Grossman, P. Wattson, D. Crawford, S. Cardinal, D. Newman. ROW 2: R. Lundbcrg, N. Morrow, S. Grierson, K. Perlich, C. Bowles, A. Brown, B. Johnson. ROW 1: J. lifson, S. Belcher, J. Markell, K. Krueger, K. Sanders, K. Porter, K. Knudson. Under the capable leadership of editor Jo Tenner and advisor, Mrs. Welch, this year's Woyake staff produced a fine literary magazine. It contains outstanding creative writing and art work of students. We hope that this will become a tradition at Southwest. ROW 3: J. Teeter, J. Bailey, I. Anderson, o. Johnson, M. Smaby ROW 2: B. Levine, S. Johnson, G. Miller, K. Rozsa, M. Goodman ROW 1: S. Lender, M. Erdmann, Mrs. Maxfiold, Mrs. Otto Under the direction of advisors Mrs. Otto and Mrs. Maxfield, and President Yancy Erdmann, this year's Red Cross has been very active. The nucleus present at the semi-weekly meetings has completed several successful service projects. The campaign for membership was successful, surpassing last year's in money received. Working on the Red Cross has proved a worthwhile activity for all involved. 101 5 0 n — Z uj uaO A N N U A L SEATED: M. Reeve , J. Pauni, AA. Johnson, L. Ertsgaard, D. Gruenhagen STANDING: J. Amundson, N. Peterson, M. E. King, P. Sterrie, J. Rovick Every day when the bell rang signifying the start of third hour, the staff of the Wagistanian could be found gathered in Room 2, carrying out the official business of the Annual, but they could also be interjecting casual remarks about the day's chemistry assignment, or the prospects of Friday's football game. But whenever the group strayed too far from the work at hand, Editor Janet moved the staff to action once again by just one small remark: The deadline is coming up and we will probably be holding some extra meetings. Many hours were spent debating how the extra pages would be used with each editor fighting for his own section. The addition of a color photo in the Annual was another big decision that was long pondered. Last-minute brainstorms and changes of plans brought frantic exclamations from all the staff. But at last the problems were overcome, the changes made and the deadlines met. The final product was this 1962 Wagistanian and it is our hope that it will serve you well as a happy reminder of the days you spent in high school. in? J. Bailey, J- IcFevere, J. Premack G. Aune, C. Newman, B. Paulson 102 SEATED: S. Belcher, K. Perlich, A. Beardsley, J. Marked, K. lerum STANDING: D. Mitchell, J. Sundin, E. Shaw, D. Holm, P. Okney, R. Ncmer, C. Charrier The ever-improving Arrow staff was headed this year by Editor-in-Chief Mike Richardson, aided originally by Sylvia Lutnes, and later by Beverly Bancroft, hard working associate editors. Deadlines proved hectic as reporters hurried to write up articles from interviews with famous Indians, photographers turned in last minute pictures, and the feature writers got in the final words on those important stories. After all was put together, the Arrow staff presented to us many issues of a factual and interesting report of school life. This year's staff is to be congratulated on the fine paper they have produced. S. Lutnes, B. Bancroft, M. Richardson. 6EATE0: G. Miller, S. Mattison, C. Smith, C. Kurvcrs, T. Dahlcn, A. Brown, J. Lifson, P. Danielson STANDING: J. Silver, F. Ackerman, S. Grierson, S. Ungerman, H. Woodward, P. O'Malley, A. Christianson, S. Swenson, G. Nelson, I. Drogue, T. Matthews, P. Kennedy, S. England, M. Michaolson, S. Cain, K. Connolly 103 BOYS’ GIRLS’ STATE This year, Donna Johnson, Barry Paulson, and Bob Nordland, attended a meeting of students interested in state government. Donna participated in Girl's State sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, while Barry and Bob went to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds where Boy's State was held. All three enjoyed this experience and came away with a greater understanding of government and appreciation for democracy. Bob Nordland. Barry Paulson, Donna Johnson STUDENT COUNCIL The meetings were called to order by our President, Pete Wattson. Doug Backstrom gave the Treasurer's report while order was kept by Sergeant-at-Arms Bob Moore and Vice President Bob Nordland. Orders of business included our new popcorn machine, booster buttons, dance schedules, the proposed Homecoming bonfire, a vote on corsages, and P.T.A. relationships. Sally Ungerman, our corresponding secretary, reported arrangements on upcoming events. The meetings were adjourned on an approved motion. Respectfully submitted, Peggy Sterrie Recording secretary This is the 1962 student council, representing the students' ideas and desires. ROW lr S. Ungerman, C. Ucko, K. Pfashne, D. Johnson, J. Rovick, D. Nelson, M. I. Almquist ROW 2: T. Bunker, A. Goughnour, P. Sterrie, AA. Smaby, N. Nestegard, D. Nelson, M. Flesher, D. Anderson ROW 3: D. Nelson, D. Tucting, S. Bauman, D. Backstrom, B. Paulson, J. Peterson, P. Wattson, J. Karpf ROW 4: B. Nordland, C. Newman, G. Aunc, R. Frandeen, C. Colehour, H. Woodward, R. Nelson 104 SEATED: D. Hamon, M. Kohn, B. Peterson, M. Larson STANDING: R. Falls, R. Hechtor. B. Coleman, R. Kittson, G. lundberg Every Wednesday afternoon, the Chess Club meets for the enjoyment and fun of the game of chess. There are many beginners who are learning to play the game with the help of the older players. The chess club provided many hours of fun for everyone. ROW 2: B. Nathanson, D. Page, A. Erdmann, B. Peterson, J. Nathanson, F. Dauterman, D. Edelman, M. Avery, Miss Stevens ROW I: A. Thompson, S. Clarren, B. Bershaw, G. Corwin, T. Grossman This year's topic, federal aid to education, provided the debate team with hours of intellectual challenge and stimulation. With Coach Stevens' able direction, the team made admirable progress. First team debaters were affirmatives, Dan Edelman and Tom Grossman; and negatives, Jim Nathanson and Fred Dauterman. 105 m I n ROW 4: G. Giles, J. Bailey, J. Nathanson, J. Gregory, R. Frandeen, C. Newman, P. Watfson ROW 3: 0. Crawford. P. Storrie, M. Carpenter, M. Hurich, L. lassila. B. DelDotto, N. Peterson, F. Dautermann ROW 2: B. Paulson, M. Reeves, J. Perry, N. Nesfcrgard, L Drogue, M. Smutke, B. Nordland ROW 1: M. Cadwell, P. Kennedy, W. Stcffy, M. E. King, M. Erdmann, D. Johnson, K. Kreuger, M. Bocck SEATED: G. Poldolsky, B. Moore, M. Avery, Mr. Wohlford, J. Pauni, B. Voedisch NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society has had a very successful year under the leadership of Mike Avery, President. The group conducted the school Christmas drive for Santa Anonymous. We are looking forward to a good year in 1962 with the addition of the new spring members. 106 A.F.S. The class of '62 was considerably livened by the addition of our exchange student from Denmark, Jorgen Karpf. Not only was Sam an excellent ambassador of his country, but also he became a very active m mber of the Southwest student body. As part of the Americans Abroad program, Peggy Sterrie spent an interesting summer in Greece. The responsibility for the continued spread of understanding rests with next year's A.F.S.'ers. The 1962 candidates are Margie Boeck, Nancy Nestegard, Kurt Weid, and Doug Tueting. Doug will be next year's school representative. Jorgen Karpf and Peggy Sterrie SILVER CABINET ROW 3: F. Johnson, M. Calhoun, L. Etterud, K. Thompson, M. Grierson, J. Stevens. ROW 2: J. Barry, S. Carpenter, S. Wer'dick, P. Gould ing, J. Johnson. ROW 1: C. Williams, Miss Telander, C. Ucko, K. Grimes. CHAPTERS 1 AND 2 ROW 1i C. Ucko, K. Grimes, E. Engle. K. Bjornberg, E. Guttman, M. Wheaton. ROW 2: N. Mortenson, C. Reed, R. Johnson, S. Larson, S. Joyce, D. Nordland. ROW 3: J. Myers, N. Green, B. Barrett, S. Carpenter, S. Do Vaney, S. Stanger, V. Ranger. ROW 4: A. Norman, J. Gustafson, M. Taylor, J. Johnson, T. Potvin, M. McIntyre, L. Trisga. ROW 5: M. Butts, J. Sandhoff, R. Smiley, J. Steven, L. Gordon, C. Thordson, C. Wedgewood. CHAPTERS 3 AND 4 ROW I: B. Bruce, P. Grimes, E. Liimatainen, D. Hanold, T. Gordon, N. Richardson, I. Fowler, C. Johnson. ROW 2: R. Nord, J. Holm, B. Kleist, P. Van Scoy, L Peterson, N. Beardslee, G. Grafsland, M. Voedisch. ROW 3: J. Shink, B. Jackson, P. Viet, B. Dahl-berg, D. O'Brien, M. Peterson, V. Cooke, S. Helenbrant, C. Larson. ROW 4: P. Potorson, K. Bruner, A. King, M. Davenport, P. Gould-mg, M. Brown, L Rood. S. Hork. ROW 5: P. Ward, S. Peterson, C. Reeves, S. Benning-hoff, C. Wise, J. Olson, D. Eisenstadt. J. Engstrom. 108 This year the girls in Silver Tri were swept into a myriad of events. Every two weeks, a different chapter visited the Owasso Home for Retarded Women as a service project. The girls busily worked on plans for the Sweetheart Swing. Five delegates were sent to the Hi-Y Y-Teen Conference. These activities, added to the regular meetings, resulted in fun for everyone. CHAPTERS 5 AND 6 ROW lj A. Svcnddal, S. Raschka, J. Kraby, I. Baker, L. Pratt, C. Saari, R. Kamel, C. Severson, S. Fink. ROW 2: B. Wagner, A. Beck, N. Clubb, D. Erickson, M. B. Cedwcll, J. Baxtresser, S. Wordick, P. Hanson, J. Burg-lund. ROW 3: J. Morrow, M. Calhoun, K. Peterson, N. Omlid, L. Guilford, N. Nemer, M. Friedl, B. Reuss, S. Clemesen. ROW 4: B. Wold, J. Johnson, C. Murphy, A. Healy, S. Callaway, D. Ostrom, B. Bratschl, S. Johnson. ROW 5: J. Whitton, R. Rosenfeld, D. Cain, M. Parmeter, M. Grierson, K. Farnell, L Dexter, K. Hudson, C. Zuckman. CHAPTERS 7 AND 8 ROW I: M. Jermsta, C. Williams, N. Bjeljac, J. Lane, J. Barry, j. Barry, S. Billingsley, R. Metz. B. Hartse, D. Nelson, J. S. Flanagan. ROW 2: K. Stauber, A. Ritz, R. Fischbein, K. Lytle, E. Andreasen, J. Savage. J. McClure, M. Odin, L Rambo, J. Swagger. ROW 3: M. Saulitis, S. Rake. C. Benson. D. Ritchie, D. Larson, S. Lester, V. Dobbins, M. Amundson, M. Watt-son. ROW 4: R. Doeer, N. Johnson, S. Burton, P. Adams, T. Benham, A. Dauphine, J. Zehringer, F. Johnson. ROW 5: L. Johnston, S. Stanko, M. McKeand, K. Thompson, J. Jorgensen, N. Berner, M. Beardsley, T. Faus, M. L Paulson, J. Larson. 109 BLUE ROW lj Sally Ungerman, Mrs. English, Pat Kennedy. ROW 2: Martha Erickson, Donna Johnson, Mary Reeves. Muffy Horsh. ROW 3: Peggy Sterrio, Suo Barry, Diane Nelson, Sue England, Sue Deputy. CHAPTER 1 ROW Is H. Kohn, S. McKenzie, P. Jermsta, M. Anderson, M. Erickson, J. Hance. ROW 2: T. Dahlen, T. Santors, J. Sandberg, S. Allman, B. Carlson, t. Mandcl, ROW 3: P. Terry, t. Larkin, C. larrivce, C. Miller, J. Weaver, K. Rosza, S. Stoubcr. ROW 4: N. .Peterson, S. Erickson, J. Reichart, S. Fournier, D. Wedge, L Huseby, M. Carpenter. ROW 5: P. Danielson, M. Smaby, D. Hedin, J. Kirk-ner, M. Durocher, S. Swagger, J. Nieml, K. Woodruff. CHAPTER 2 ROW I: Sally Ungerman, Patti Haaland, D. Johnson, C. Clemensen, P. Dugan. J. Amundson, P. Petorson. ROW 2: J. Holm, M. Goodman, S. Swenson, M. Almquist, J. Isham, L Drogue. ROW 3: G. Anderson, K. Krueger, S. Ostrom, C. Testin, C. Fuhs, L Ertsgaard, P. Kennedy. ROW 4: J. Zimdars, L. Lassila, V. Long, C. Harris, S. Barry, D. Dahlberg. D. Lindmeyer, J. Tenner. ROW 5: D. Comeau. S. Griorson, B. Nichols, K. Hoover, S. England. L Richardson, B. Sanders. 110 Blue Tri, a branch of the Y-Teens for junior and senior girls, fills an important place at Southwest; it gives the girls an opportunity to combine service to the community with fun and social activities. The opening activity of the season was a general meeting where a hypnotist demonstrated his techniques. One of the high points of Blue Tri activities was the Recognition Dinner followed by a style show which honored President Pat Kennedy and her cabinet. The major service project for this year entailed filling Thanksgiving baskets for needy families in the Minneapolis area by collecting canned goods on a scavenger hunt. An event that everyone looked forward to was the successful Sweetheart Swing, held this year in our auditorium; the theme was Hearts by Starlight. CHAPTER 3 ROW I: M. Bocck, J. Silver, P. Patka, K. Ptashne, K. Ireland. J. Rovlck. ROW 2: M. Anderson, M. 6. King, C. LaVille, S. Lawrence, S. Richter, A. Carton, A. Goughnour. ROW 3: J. Anderson, C. Larson, A. Parnell, P. Larson, M. Nelson, D. Anderson, H. Martin. ROW 4: J. Malcn, M. Hursh, J. Paunl, P. Cad-well, D. Lyon, R. Roth, J. Hamilton. ROW 5: P. Chrissinger, P. Kouba, S. Cain, P. Sterrie, S. Johnson, S. Deputy, D. Nelson, C. Dickinson. CHAPTER 4 ROW 1: M. Pratt, M. Krauso, D. Johnson, J. Gustafson, C. Jamgotch, G. Wondra, D. Wil-leford, M. Erdmann. ROW 2: B. Thompson, R. Peterka, T. Bunker, K. Sandberg, J. Perry, D. Stupp, J. McClure, K. Knutson. ROW 3: S. Mattison, A. Gale, J. Hanson, M. Reeves, T. Matthews, S. Anderson, J. Johnson, M. Michaelson. ROW 4i S. McKinnon, J. Hohn, S. Kretschmer, G. Newhouse, J. Peterson, N. Nordlund, S. Johnson. ROW 5: N. Neste-gard, B. Burns, D. Warp, D. Crawford, I. Anderson, M. Rotzien, J. Bailey, N. Eder. Hl-Y Under the leadership of President Dick Parssinen, the boys in Hi-Y found a calendar full of events. There was the Thanksgiving service project for needy families, joints with Blue and Silver Tri, the Y-Teen Conference, and a clean-up weekend at Camp Christmas Tree. These events, coupled with the regular meetings and monthly all-school meetings, provided both amusement and work for the boys. BETA PHI ROW 1: M. Garneflu, B. Moore, 0. Parssinen, B. Nordland, J. Karpf, H. Woodward. ROW 2: B. Allyn, D. Gerdei, M. Avery, W. Johnson, J. Westcott, J. Boettigcr. MICUS ROW 1: D. Clapp, J. Pastor, M. Jenson, T. Thill. ROW 2: D. Tueting, M. Smutka, M. Richardson. ROW 3s B. Pratt, C. Colehour, J. Westcott. B. Fox. 112 Senior Party Kenneth of Lilly dache, why? Sting along with itch. 113 s p A N I S H ROW 5: M. Garncau, P. O'Malloy, B. Fox, E. Shaw, W. Johnson, R. Ncmer, P. Girard, D. Donahoo. ROW 4: D. Anderson, J. Hanson, J. Olson, C. Larson, J. Tenner, S. England, N. Edor. ROW 3: M. Kubitr, K. Smith, S. Spece, M. Perpick, T. Nord, J. Sandberg, J. Nelson. ROW 2: C. Clemenson, H. Kohn, B. Wagner, J. Gustafson, J. luhmann, D. Mourier, P. Terry. ROW Is T. Hutchinson, P, Jermsta, J. Kirkner, Miss Holliday, D. Parssinen, W. Johnson. President _____ Vice President Treasurer Secretary Dick Parssinen Phyllis Jermsta Nancy Snell Jan Kirkner President Vice President Secretary ...... Treasurer _____ Mary Krause Barb Marcus Barb Carlson Mary McIntyre ROW 5: J. Mrfycr, C. Reeves, J. Stephens, N. Berner, B. Bratschl, L. Stoller, J. Karpf, R. Nelson, C. Lieb, R. Fuller. ROW 4: Miss Williams, B. Wold, N. Omlid, S. Stanko, R. Roth, M. McKoand, D. Eisensfodf, K. Farnell. M. Parmeter, M. Grierson. ROW 3: M Saulltis, J. Johnson, M. Peterson, J. Shaw, J. Anderson, K. Fischbein, D. Edwards. N. Ncmer, M. Hursh, J.. Johnson. ROW 2: L. Matey, C. Reeves, K. McCormick, N. Connolly, B. Bershaw, A. Holden, R. Metz, C. Merrick, S. Smith, B. Barrett. ROW It L. Patton, P. Grimes, T. Gordon, B. Carlson, M. Krause, M. McIntyre, N. Richardson, L Fowler, J. Sargent 114 F R E N C H ROW 5: A. B. Paulson, N. Smaby, M. Larson, T. Faus, M. Johnson, I. Bayerle, J. Lowe, B. Davis, J. LeFcvere. ROW 4: D. Ostrum, D. Crawford, J. Hamilton, I. Anderson, J. Kirkner, S. Deputy, K. Woodruff, M. Gordon. ROW 3: D. Comeau, B. Burns, J. Ing-strom, M. Davenport, M. Paulson, S. Hork, M. Byers. ROW 2: M. Hursh, A. Goughnour, S. Grierson, C. Harris, C. Fuhs, M. Reeves, N. Peterson, P. Sterrie. ROW 1: I. Guilford, B. Broude, P. Goulding, P. Cadwoll, AA. Smaby, S. Cain, AA. Mlchaelson, L. Rood. President..........................._.......- Bob Nordland Vice President------------------------------- Kathy Connolly Secretery.................... —....—........ Phebe Goulding c L U B ROW 5: C. larivee, A. Dauphlne, C. Bytrick, J. Gustafson, S. Fournier, N. Belcher, B. Jinkins, K. Anderson, K. Porter, M. Fried). ROW 4: J. Payne, R. lundberg, M. McConnell, C. Popkin, C. Testin, M. Rice, S. Werdick, F. Johnson, S. DeVaney. ROW 3: D. Erickson, B. Carlson, J. McClure, B. Thompson, C. Williams, N. Beerdslee, S. Carpenter, S. Clemensen, S. Richter, G. Anderson. ROW 2s K. Grimes, L Munion, M. Krause, P. Haaland, M. Anderson, S. Schmidt, J. Perry, A. Mulholland, S. Larson, E. Llimatainen. ROW I: M. Pratt, I. Patton, S. Raschka, C. Williams, R. Nord, C. Ucko, S. Ungerman, J. Lane, R. Kamel, S. Fink. 115 Z 5 ROW 5: A. Thompson, F. Mann, M. Smutka, J. Nichols, T. Lush, D. Gcrdos, R. Frandoon, S. McCabe. ROW 4: C. Wise, J. Bailey, D. Warp, B. Bancroft, S. Bancroft, A. Garten, R. Miller. ROW 3: A. Farnell, J. Peterson, N. Nordland, S. Johnson, S. Calloway, D. Cain, K. Thompson, M. Beardsley. ROW 2: J. Malen, M. Smaby, J. Zimdars, L Beardsley, S. Barry, K. Brunner, M. Wattsoo. ROW I: D. Tueting, M. Jensen, K. Connolly, Mr. Anderson, B. Nordland, J. Paunl, G. Thomas. ROW 5: C. Crlmmins, M. Simmons, C. Schwender, J. Zimdars, R. Akonson, G. Podolsky, H. Woodward, M. L. Almquisf, D. Lind-meyer. ROW 4: P. Kennedy, J. Yablonski, T. Bunker. M. Goodman, W. Bigelow, G. Krane, A. Nazarenko, B. Steffy. ROW 3: I. Johnston, M. Calhoun, M. Brown, J. Perry, L. Huseby, A. Gale, K. Krueger. ROW 2: R. Doerr, J. Johnston, M. Wheaton, B. Reuss, M. Oden, J. Sachleben, S. Johnson, D. Harris. ROW I: 0. Petcrka. K. Knutson, L. Lassila, M. E. King, J. Markell,M. Conover. S. Burton. c L U B 116 GERMAN CLUB ROW 3s M. A. Parker, J. Holm, 0. Stupp, B. Hartse, A. Norman, S. Lawrence ROW: 2: M. Christianson, N. Clubb, J. Barry, E. Engle, P. Patka, K. Patshne ROW 1: M. Boeck, B. Bruce, T. Ireland, G. Willner, D. Johnson 117 CHOIR _ ft till f § Jf V V V ; • f i;,v. : s ROW It M. Krause, T. Dahlen, J. Livingston, M. Taylor, S. Mattison, S. Johnson, M. Carpenter, C. Fuhs, N. DuRoche, C. Smith, M. E. King, C. Williams. ROW 2: M. Herman, J. Perry, J. Amundson, C. Kurvers, K. Perlick, L Katter, K. Knutson, J. Malen. D. Edwards, B. Dahlberg, K. Anderson, R. Lundbcrg, M. Calhoun. ROW 3: D. Slupp, C. Teslin. B. DelDotto, 0. Nelson, P. Chrissinger, N. Eder, K. Dickenson, B. Burns, V. long, J. Anderson, P. Miller, D. Clapp, D. Anderson, J. Ploog. ROW 4: G. Armstrong. C. Miller. E. Nyberg, B. Ellenberger, J. Boyer, D. Best. M. Bender, M. Hillem, R. Hunnimon, D. Grossman, J. Karpf, D. Von Doren, B. Paulson, D. Gerdes, S. Knapp. I Ifl The choir is to be commended this year, for the excellent job they have done in earning recognition and upholding the reputation they have earned. As was the case last year, the choir sold candy for their choir trip which was taken to Winnipeg. During December, the choir had many concerts and appearances which included two television shows. In February, a clinic was held at Sibley High School. Perhaps one of the most hectic activities was the Music Carnival. The most popular concession, especially for the girls, was the Slave Auction. The Annual Spring Concert is the final test of the quality of the choir. Intense daily rehearsals coupled with wonderful ideas should prove this choir is the best in the state. f i l ' f 4 M I 1 « ROW Is S. Ungerman, F. Ackerman, S. $tan� field, J. Hanson, P. Sterrie, J. Weaver, J. Yablonski, K. Pfashne, K. Sandberg, M. Nelson, M. Boeck. ROW 2: 5. Russell, M. Harthill, J. Lowe, L Richardson, P. Goulding, M. Lindberg, I. little, G. Newhouse, D. Newman, M. Almquist, S. Myrold, J. Silver. ROW 3: R- Thiel, B. Morris, J. Pauni, F. Johnson, D. Wedge, S. McKinnon, J. Rovick, M. Erdmann, B. Sletten, M. Brown, L Mandel, T. Bunker. ROW 4: B. Davies, D. Tueting, S. Bauman, D. Kraby, M. Smutka, C. Hefty, R. Olson, J. Murralt, B. Bame, R. Schrader, J. Adams, W. Pollock, J. Bristol, K. Wied. II9 120 CHORAL CLUB I I mm | l jiV l S i WtV|Ll Vii tiVi i 1111 14 t l l|.| lY ROW 1: L Bayerle, S. Witte, AA. Butt , V. Hanson, AA. Amundson, S. Helebrandf, P. Peterson, S. Benninghoff, L. Rood, J. Gustafson, S. Johnson, AA. Peterson, J. Jorgensen. ROW 2: S. Raschka, N. Shaw, AA. Purrier, P. Crail, N. Connolly, N. Green, J. Barry, M. Kubitz, A. Beck, S. Richter, R. Daily, K. Peterson, 8. Beggs, S. Honecker, C. Reed, S. Wcrdick, R. Johnson, B. Hartse, S. Ungerman, C. Ucko. ROW 3: J. Holm, B. Thayer, J. Larson, AA. AAiller, S. Jilson, G. Blomgren, V. Cooke, L. AAurray, P. Peterson, S. AAitchell, S. Toner, S. Lutsey, t. Anderson, D. Ritchie, P. Viet, AA. Friedl, J. Holm, P. Phillips, T. Potvin, S. Carpenter, S. DcVancy. ROW 4: $. Hollenbeck, J. Bretnor, C. LaVille, P. Juettner, S. Smith, S. Peterson, B. Barrett, T. Benham, C. Dixon, J. Sachleben, L. Anderson, J. Stevens, C. Thordson, J. Sandhoff, R. Rosenfield, B. Huseby, J. Whitton, E. Andrcason, I. Guilford, AA. Perpich, S. AAiller, C. Patrick, N. Richardson. ROW 5: W. Liimatainen, D. Bill, R. Nelson, J. Justice, J. Schultz, G. lalonde, B. Anderson, B. Gunderson, J. Kosmas, J. Guldberg, H. Jensen, B. Coleman, T. Hutcheson, G. Grafsland, B. Carpenter, K. AAcGee, P. Adams, K. Nolan, AA. Rice, J. Zehringer, V. Vogh, L. Johnson, S. Burton, B. Shirley. 121 Bill Stoffy, Karen Hoover, Secretary, Ken Lerum, Vico President Bill Steffy SENIOR BAND ROW Is D. Edelman, J. Reynolds, K. Kytle. ROW 2: L. Olson, D. Clifford, J. Anderson, C. Lund, D. Copus, B Steffy. ROW 3: S. Greon, N. Kilby, R. Cervin, M. Sisco, D. Kelly. T. DelDotto. ROW 4: S. Adams, J. Myron, R. Ordahl, P. Hale, S. Perm, B. Somers, T. Lush. ROW 5: J. Hughes, M. Richardson, L. Larkin, G. Podolsky. 122 Dan Edelman, Student Conductor Jim Reynold , Tim Lu h, Jim Thernell, Mike Sisco. This year the Senior Band rose to new heights of melodious harmony under the leadership of its new director, Mr. Stoyke. The band not 'only brought added incentive for school spirit at games and pepfests, but also gave a number of enjoyable concerts. President Bill Steffey and Vice President Ken Lerum again organized the sale of tempting World's Finest Chocolate, raising funds for their annual spring trip. The managing and coordinating of the large and active band is a difficult and tedious task. The handling of music and the preparing of uniforms and instruments for concerts are only two examples of the extensive duties of the band officers. The band was a success in all its endeavors this year and was appreciated by the student body and faculty. ROW I: R. No , J. Larson, A. Muihullen, I. Rood, 1. Smith, K. Hoover. ROW 2: B. Selindcr, S. Frcdorick on, B. Ander on, V, Vogue, E. Engle, J. Woods, C. Charrier. ROW 3: J. Thernell, J. Sundin, P. Chuchel, C. Dahle, M. Parsons, L. Babiracki, K. Lerum. ROW 4: Mr. Stoyke, A. Thompson, J. Olson, R. Werlx, B. Romerein, D. Schmick, R. Geckler, D. Froslam, D. Hamilton, J. Clark, J. Alickson. 123 126 127 sports CHEERLEADERS KATHIE CONNOLLY, JANE GUSTAFSON, MARGI McNAGHTEN, BARB DEL DOnO, PEGGY CADWELL, JANET LUHMAN, PATTY JO PATKA, FRAN ACKERMAN. 128 KATHIE CONNOLLY JANE GUSTAFSON AAARGI McNAGHTEN BARB DEL DOTTO snd JANET LUHMAN PEGGY CADWELL FRAN ACKERMAN KATHIE CONNOLLY «nd AAARGI McNAGHTEN This year's extraordinary defensive squad sparked our Varsity football team through the heaviest schedule ever seen at Southwest. The gridders faced a full eight game schedule beginning with Washburn and South, perhaps the two most difficult foes Southwest faces in a season. Probably the most exciting game of the season was the Homecoming game with Roosevelt. The game ended in a 7-6 victory for Southwest. This was the result of a hard fought defensive battle with our defensive unit scoring our only touchdown. This year's team was led by captain Jack Bestrom, our first-line halfback. Other outstanding players included seniors: Tom Hal pern. Brad Rothnem, and Rick Johnson, and juniors: Steve Bauman, Pete Girard (cap-tains-elect), Doug Tueting, and Cory Cole-hour. The team gives its thanks for the support of the student body this past season. CAPTAIN JACK BESTROM FOOTBALL ROW 4, L-R: E. Shaw, G. Aune, K. Johnson, J. Pelto, T. Halpern, B. Rothnem, D. Jobe. B. Gammcll, J. Bocttiger, R. Johnson, J. Swanson. ROW 3: D. Daugherty—Assistant Mgr., Al Banks—Line Coach, Norm Johnson—Asst. Coach, S. Ruff, K. Wied, C. Colchour, S. McCabe, J. Hagberg, B. Thiel, L. Wilifred, J. Bestrom—Captain, T. Grcga, Art Fredrickson—Head Coach. ROW 2: D. Tueting, D. Backstrom. A. Christianson, P. O'Malley, B. Clabo, S. Bauman, J. May, J. Carlson, W. Bigelow, C. Me ala, D. Best—Asst. Mgr. ROW 1: M. Ford, M. Smutka, M. Larson, P. Girard, E. Gruss, D. Hamilton, P. Wattson, S. Fields, T. Thompson. 130 TOAA HAIPERN—Center JACK BESTROM—Halfback (capt.) GARY AUNE—Tackle JOHN PELTO-Goard DOUG BACKSTROM—Fullback STEVE McCABE—Tackle BRAD ROTHNEM-Guard RICK JOHNSON—Fullback Al CHRISTIANSON—Guard 131 JACK HAGBERG-End PETE WATTSON—Quarterback TOM GREGA-Halfback KENNY JOHNSON-End MIKE FORD—Halfback STEVE FIELDS—End ROW 1: N. Smaby, D. Nelson, C. lieb, J. Peterson, A. Wiess, J. Robinson, J. Boyer, D. Anderson. ROW 2: D. Hastcy, D. Bauman, J. Lang, T. Brown, V. Grcensticn. S. Theros, D. Weaver, P. Williams, G. LaLand, B. Tilliberry. ROW 3: Coach Peterson, J. Ploog, B. Esensten, M. Bender, D. Casperson, A. Nelson, E. Kurtz, K. Knutson. G. Peyton. ROW 4: J. Erdmann, K. Gilliland, B. Summers, T. Vanderhide, B. Johnson, J. Luhman, B. Jamberg, T. Thompson, D. Giles, B. Stone. 133 Surely our Cross Country team must have set some kind of record this year by running four perfect meets. Add to this a tie for first in the Swain Invitational, a first in the City, and seconds in the Region and State Meets, and you can readily see how successful the team has been this year. The reason for this success is simple: team desire. Led by Captain Barry Beardslee, the Harriers worked very hard last summer and throughout the regular season. Rarely has Coach Al Halley had a team with more balance. The boys contested for top positions throughout the season. Because of this there were no real standouts—every meet won came from a team effort. The B squad, under Mr. Phillips also had a successful season, climaxed by a win in the City B Meet. They will be an important addition to the returning A squad led by Captain-elect George Podolsky. CAPTAIN BEARDSLEE AND COACH HAILEY CROSS COUNTRY CITY CHAMPIONS-1961 ROW 3, L-R: D. Wilson, H. Woodward. S. Hanson, T. Del Dotto, B. Johnson. S. Carow, D. loewenson, S. Grossman, L Thiel. ROW 2: D. Oliver, P. Hale. V. Podolsky, D. Holm, R. Raymond, L. Conrad, B. Anderson, R. Rotsch. ROW Is B. Beardslee, G. Armstrong, P. Okney, J. Wescotf. W. Johnson, M. Garncau. G. Podolsky, J. Nelson, B. Weigel. (Not pictured: W. Johnson.) I'M GARY ARMSTRONG MARSHALL GARNEAU BARRY BEARDSLEE-Captatn BOB WEIGEL TEAM SUMMARY Southwest Southwest . . 15 - 15 Bloomington 50 Roosevelt 45 Southwest . 15 West 50 Southwest 15 Washburn . 50 Tie for 1st Swain Invitational 1st City Meet 2nd Region Meet 2nd State Meet Low score wins in Cross Country PHIL OKNEY JAY WESCOT1 JOE NELSON GEORGE PODOLSKY WALLY JOHNSON WARD JOHNSON 135 This year's basketball team is without a doubt the best team ever seen at Southwest. Coach Walt Williams' untiring devotion is one of the main factors for the team's success. It was a long and hard season for the team, starting with a victory over Pipestone. This was significant because the team went on to win 17 out of 20 games. After a heartbreaking loss to Washburn, the team made up their minds to win, and they did just that! They won their last eleven games, including sub-district games against Washburn and North. The secret weapon of the team, according to Coach Williams, is the extraordinary balance they possess. One of the greatest assets to the- team is their ability to play well under extreme pressure. They have proved this many times in last quarter batrles during the season. Team spirit is at an all time high. The team as a whole is very good, especially because of outstanding individuals, including Jack Hagberg, Shel Strom, Steve Ruff, Dick Parssinen, Cory Colehour, and Jack Bestrom. Individual effort coupled with enthusiastic team spirit lends to the greatest and most well-balanced team in the history of our school. Our congratulations to them. Tom Grega, Sheldon Strom, and Jack Hagberg, Tri-captains, and Coach Williams. BASKETBALL 136 ROW 1: B. Moore, T. Grega, J. Hagberg, S. Strom, J. Bestrom, D. Parsinnen. ROW 2: t. Wilfrid, D. Hamilton, S. Ruff, K. Wied, C. Colehour, B. Fox, Coach Williams. SHELDON STROM-Forward JACK HAGBERG—Center TOM GREGA-Guard TRI-CAPTAINS SOUTHWEST 64 Pipestone 55 72 Lakeville 52 63 Henry 28 45 ...... 61 46 West . 37 43 South 50 81 Prior Lake . 34 57 42 37 Washburn 43 63 61 60 37 46 52 68 52 65 50 65 50 59 72 61 28 49 44 55 St. Paul Harding Washburn North 41 55 60 CITY CO-CHAMPIONS JACK BESTROM-Guard BOB MOORE-Guard DICK PARSSINEN—Guard 137 OUR CHAMPS SOPHOMORE SQUAD ROW 1: P. Virgin, G. Payne, J. Stallman, G. Jacobson, R. Fuller, N. Smaby. ROW 2: D. Oliver, J. Johnson, V. Grcenstoin, J. York, D. Donahoo, B. Johnson, R. Ordall, J. Peterson, Coach, Mr. Wolff. 139 ROW 4: Mr. Anderson, Mr. Halley, Mr. Adam, Mr. Williams, Mr. Fredrickson, Mr. Pclerson. ROW 3: T. Grega, W. Johnson, Mr. Haaheim, Mr. Mayo, Mr. Phillips. ROW 2: B. Beardslee, B. Moore, H. Woodward, J. Bcstrom, M. Ford. ROW 1: J. Wescotf, J. Hagberg, A. Christianson, T. Kasner. “S” CLUB ROW 5: S. Nemesi, S. Fields, J. Wescotf, S. Ruff, R. Frandeen, C. Colehour, J. Gregory, W. Johnson, S. McCabe. ROW 4: P. Wattson, W. Johnson, T. Maeser, R. Johnson, M. Sisco, S. Strom, T. Grega, J. Bestrom, T. Lush. ROW 3: G. Podolsky, D. Parssinen, M. Smutka, D. Best, P. Girard, E. Woodward, G. Aune, B. Rothnem, D. Hamilton. ROW 2: J. Leighton, J. Erdmann, S. Bauman, J. May, D. Backstrom, T. Halpern, P. Okney, M. Garneau. ROW 1: J. Carlson, B. Weigel, C. Miller, B. Moore, T. Browning, J. Nelson, P. Ford, B. Beardslee, J. Pelto. 140 Leading the city for the first month and a half, our hockey team went on to complete a very successful season with a 7-2-1 record. This placed Southwest in a three-way tie with Roosevelt and South for second place, although we beat both those teams in competition. Led by Captain Mike Ford, our first line was one of the best in the city. Net-tender Terry Browning and 'wing Ford were selected for the all-city team, while Tom Maeser, Tom Halpern and Bob Coleman received honorable mention. All returning lettermen, led by Captain Denny Anderson, will be juniors. They, helped by members of the city champion sophomore team, will make a strong team for next year. CAPTAIN MIKE FORD HOCKEY ROW 2: Coach D. Peterson, Mgr. K. Kapitan, M. Flesher, J. Schlasner, D. Anderson, T. Thompson, B. Coleman, G. Wondra. ROW 1: D. Weaver, P. Wattson, T. Maoser, T. Halpern, T. Kasner, M. Ford, D.' Johnson,!. Browning. 141 TOM HALPERN—Defense TERRY BROWNING-Goelie Southwest.. 6 Edison 1 Southwest 3 Central 4 Southwest 3 Henry 1 Southwest . 2 South 1 Southwest 1 Marshall 0 Southwest 4 North 1 Southwest.... 9 Vocational 0 Southwest 2 West . 2 Southwest 3 Washburn ... 5 Southwest 5 Roosevelt 2 TOM THOMPSON-Wing TOM MAESER—Defense GARY WONDRA-Wing 142 DAVE JOHNSON-Wing TOM KASNER-Wing PETE WATTSON-Center SOPHOMORE HOCKEY ROW 2: D. Woods, P. Hale, J. Anderson, A. Johnson, J. Savage, J. luhman, C. Dahl, J. Lynne. ROW 1: J. Schlasner, M. Flescher, T. Vanderhyde, D. Anderson, D. Weaver, B. Coleman, D. Nelson. 143 CO-CAPTAIN HARRY WOODWARD CO-CAPTAIN JAY WESCOTT PAT FORD Southwest Southwest. 69 Southwest 70 Southwest.... 73 Southwest----------67 Southwest 67 Southwest............ 65 Southwest 73 Southwest ........—68 South ........... 28 West ............. 27 North ............ 26 Henry ............ 23 Vocational ....... 29 Roosevelt ....... 29 Central------------31 Edison ----------- 23 Washburn ......... 24 SCORES 68 First in District 17 Meet 144 RICH FRANDEEN TIM LUSH Once again our tankers showed their mastery in city swimming competition. Besides winning ail their dual meets (which extends their consecutive winning record to 35), they' won the District 17 meet by a margin of 25 points. This makes the third year Southwest has taken the city title. The team, under novice coach Anderson and cocaptains Harry Woodward and Jay Wescott, showed great desire. Because of limited pool facilities, all schools had equal pool time. Southwest, however, overcame this equalizer with hard work and spirit. Individual stars were Harry Woodward in the butterfly. Rich Frandeen in freestyle distances, Tim Lush and Jeff fastest thing afloat Erdmann in the sprints, and Pat Ford in diving. SWIMMING ROW 3: B. James, S. Knapp, S. Fredrickson, F. Mann, D. Allan, J. Hillerns, D. Tueting, W. Hasty, B. Enstad. ROW 2: Mgr. M. Libbey, B. Thiel, R. Frandeen, J. Wescott, S. Nemesi, T. Lush, H. Woodward, G. Holmes, J. Erdmann, t. Thiel, Coach Anderson. ROW 1: J. Dwyer, P. Chuchel, C. Schwendor, D. Johnson, B. Weigel, P. Ford, M. Christianson, T. Ireland. 145 Reverse! Reverse! was cried many a time this season as our wrestling team came into its own. Under the excellent leadership of Captain Al Christianson and Coach Mayo, the team turned in a very respectable record of five wins and five losses, which placed them fifth in the city. Al was city champion in the 154 lb. weight class and Clark Miller was champ at 127 lbs. The team won most of their meets because of good team balance, as testified by the placing of five boys in the Region meet. Southwest finished the season with a tie for fourth in the District. CAPTAIN AL. CHRISTIANSON and COACH MAYO WRESTLING SCORES 12 Roosevelt 38 24 Washburn 26 18 South 32 Southwest 28 Henry 25 9 Vocational 35 Southwest 31 West 18 Southwest 39 Marshall 13 37 Central . 11 43 Edison .. 13 Southwest 17 North .... 23 146 ROW 2: D. Thompson, S. Bauman, A. Christianson, J. Bernatz, 8. Davies, G. Payton, Coach Mayo. ROW It G. Willner, R. Wurtz, J. Powers, D. Shod, C. Miller, D. Hasty. Once again our track team is working for a first place finish in the state. With former Indian runner Bill Phillips as coach, Mr. Halley as assistant, and hard working Wally Johnson as captain, the team should prove hard to beat. Along with many runners of this year's outstanding C.C. team, the track team has sprinters Jack Bestrom and John Leighton, and field men Dave Holm, Rich Frandeen and Jay Wescott. DISTANCE RUNNERS: G. Podolsky, P. Okney, B. Beardslee, V. Podolsky, J. Nelson, W. Johnson. SPRINTERS: M. Garneau, G. Armstrong, J. Bestrom, H. Woodward, J. FIELD MEN: R. Frandeen, M. Bender, D. Holm, J. Leighton, J. Wescott, Leighton. D. Backstrom, J. Bestrom. TRACK ROW 4: S. Grosiman, B. Hotter, P. Hale, D. Hasty, D. Harthan, D. Toering, D. Pollock, D. Anderson, B. Bonneville. ROW 3: V. Podolsky, D. Oliver, R. Raymond, B. Johnson, B. Anderson, N. Smaby, D. Tillbury. ROW 2: B. Bcardsloe, T. Wallin, D. Backstrom, S. Theros, R. Llenke, M. Bender. D. Holm, C. Knigge, D. Ploog. B. Weigel, B. Wilson, J. Nelson. ROW Is G. Podolsky, M. Garneau, G. Armstrong, H. Woodward. W. Johnson, J. Wescott, R. Frandeen, J. Bestrom, P. Okney, J. Leighton. oo D. Spiegel, G. Wondra, T. Kainor, J. Smalc, S. Strom. With no coach as yet and an unexperienced team to work with, Captain Tom Kasner has the work cut out for him in trying to make his golf team a contender for the title. Our tennis team's gunning for the city this year. Captained by Bob Moore and supported by Jim Adonis Gregory and Dick Pfirsinnen, they should achieve their objective. ROW 2: H. Malintky, W. Hasty, B. Voedisch, Mr. Haaheim, S. Bancroit, G. Krane. ROW It M. Sisco, D. Parsinnen, J. Gregory, B. Moore. J. Weicott. 148 Z Z ROW III: Coach Adam, S. Fields, C. Colehour, S. Ruff, B. Nordland, T. Williams. ROW II: B. Fox, D. Parssinen, T. Halpern, V. Greenstein, T. Grega, M. Ford, J. Fischer. ROW I: L. Altman, J. Stallman, S. Bauman, J. Boyer, T. Browning, D. Woods. B A S E B A L L The baseball team, under coach Bill Adam, is looking forward to a successful season. With the aid of returning veterans, some underclassmen, and a new pitching machine. Coach Adam is thinking positively about the coming season. The highlight of the season will no doubt be the home run race between Mitsu and Maris. The twenty seniors engaged in the Phy. Ed. Leadership program this year have been a great help to the teachers. This is the first year that the program has been put into effect to this extent. The seniors are learning a little child psychology as well as gaining experience in working with others. The Phy. Ed. instructors hope to continue this program in the coming years. ROW IV: K. Woodruff, T. Thompson, T. Johnson, B. Rothncm, K. Johnson, S. Jenson. ROW III: L. Huseby, J. Swanson, J. Hagberg, D. DeGolier, S. Swagger. ROW II: D. Lyon, D. Johnson, B. Clabo, B. Johnson. ROW I: A. Lyon, K. Ireland, A. Crouse, J. Luhman, S. Ostrom. 149 M. L. Almquist, K. Ptashne, S. Smilh, L. Ertsgaard, • J. Sandberg, S. Lawrence, C. Larson, S. Kretschmer, K. Krueger, N. Peterson o o ROW 3: M. Carpenter, P. Goulding, B. Nichols, D. Crawford, N. Nesfegard, M. Rotzein. ROW 2: P. Cadwell, L. Drogue, J. Johnson, J. Zimdars, L. Beardsley. ROW 1: N. Connolly, S. Osfrom, J. Luhmen, A. Norman, J. Sandberg. The golf team, starting out new this season, is hoping for a good season. Mrs. Knutson, coach, is looking forward to Sarah Lawrence, Sandy Smith, Sue Kretschmer, and Linda Ertsgaard to lead the team to success. With many new girls joining the tennis team this year, Mrs. Rogers is hoping for success. Tennis has been a popular sport at Southwest. The badminton team had a very successful year. By beating Washburn they re-captured the city championship. Mrs. Rogers felt she had a well-balanced team this year and they deserved to win the title. The mixed doubles teams swept the city tournament by winning the first three positions. B A D M I N T O N Partner : S. Ostrom, B. Moore; I. Drogue, M. Avery; N. Ne tegard M. Sisco. 151 152 GO, INDIANS 153 154 155 HOME ROOM 3 ROW 5: Dave Casperson, Bruce Enstad, Mary Beardsloy, Terry Coleman, Dave St. Germain, Terry Thompson, Dave Cardinal. ROW 4: Cindy Clark, Martha McKeand, Patrick Wescolt, Gregg Corwin, Rogor Karjalahti, Jim Kloef, Joan McClure. ROW 3: Donna Larson, Carolyn DuRoche, Vi Dobbins, Karen Felder, Kim Smith, Anne Rits, Judy Holm. ROW 2: Sterling Clarron, Mary Both Codwell, Ann Holden, Gar Willner, Kathy Swanson, Linda Pratt, Christ! Saari. ROW 1: Gary LcFcvere, Ronnie Sandoff, Steve Grossman, Randy Blanch, Chuck Hitchcock, Roger Glover, Mary Ann Johnson. HOME ROOM 13 ROW 5: Gene Bcrnatz, Bill Johnson, Allen Teeters, Bob Engeset, Carolyn Reeves, Kay Thompson, Olivia Oredson, Margaret Vocdisch. ROW 4: Charles Waldcrs, John Mayer, Roger Kipp, Cathy Murphy, Lynda Johnson, Jill Larson, LaVonne LaDuke. ROW 3: Margaret Wheaton, Julie Burglund, Andrea Norman, Pam Holt, Barbara Kleist, Kathlyn Thompson, Daniel Peterson. ROW 2: Ivars Greizins, Bill Bonneville, Steve Swanson, Jack Johannos, Potcr Johansen, Chuck Dahle. ROW 1: Judy Sargent, Trudy Gordon, Mr, Bronniche, Pat Schaefer, Niki Bjolajac, Dennis Totino. 156 HOME ROOM 23 ROW 5: Bill Austin, Bob Huseby, Jim Lange, Ellen Kurtz, Mark Hanson, Terri Faus, Ron Penney. ROW 4: Dave Hiltsley, Bill Kraft, Gilbert Digncn, Marcia Parmeler, Dan Loewenson, Mary Louise Paulson. ROW 3: Mary Davenport, Linda Frcij, Gerald Martin, Stanley Kohn, Jean Baxtresser, Ruth Phifer, Michael Campbell. ROW 1: Karen Lyon, Faye Millor, Tom Reep, Dalo Willson, Lisa Baker. HOME ROOM 24 ROW 5: Russ Davies, Pote Crandall, Rick Long, Roberta Smiley, Judy Karhalahti, Rogor Ness, Joyco Engstrom. ROW 4: Barbara Wold, Jo Anna Bevicr, April King, Betty Harrison, Kathleen Meyers, Judy Savage. ROW 3: Diana O'Brien, Barb Jackson, Chris Johnson, Sharon Thoisen, Sandy Lester, Linda Johnson, Eileen Liimataincn. ROW 2: Katherine Steele, Rosemary Maher, Craig Larson, Allan Leighton, Larry Aalbers, Mike Selnick. ROW 1: Bonnie Knowles, Darlene Peterson, John Sondcrcggcr, Sandra Smith, Kay Suelter, Mary Jermsta. 157 HOME ROOM 55 ROW 5: Tom Uttley, Paul Newhouse, Jeff Lund, Bruce Jarnborg, Stove Corow, Mary Wcid, Marcia Wattson. ROW 4: Sue Callaway, Sue Joyce, Sue Larson, Ross Keen, Roger Hansen, Darryl Holter. ROW 3: Frank Moore, Vicki Ranger, Bert Williams, Paul Broot, Jim Larsen, Bruce Johnson, Jim Allis. ROW 2: Chris Davies, Allison Teeter, Laurie Fowler, Dena Hanold, Jeanne Kraby, Sue Brown. ROW 1: Cheryl Larson, Nancy Mortenson, Jim Westergreen, Bill Daugherty, Cynthia Grennan, Rusty Graham. HOME ROOM 56 ROW 5: Steve Balcomb, Bruce Williams, Bill Tilbury, Morris Bender, Mark Simmons, Barry Broude, Jeff Johnson, 8rian Carney. ROW 4: Candy Wedgewood, Sendee Hork, Janet Jones, Sue Tomlinson, Paul Enstad, Rick Rutsah, Bruce Nelson. ROW 3: Jeff Shaw, Doug Dennis, Milt Christianson, Shelley Joseph, Sfephcnie Stanger, Judy Carney, Diane Nordlund. ROW 2: Kay Bjornborg, Joline Swagger, Pat Grimes. Ronna Kamel, Barbara Poladian, Jim Livingston. ROW 1: Craig Forsman, Jerry Sanders, Judy Lane, Mr. Weydt, Bov Bruce, Scott Patrick. NOT PICTURED: Tom Ireland. 158 HOME ROOM 106 ROW 5: Gary Holmes, Bill Escnstcn, Jim Hegg, John Berman, Merideth Grierson, Carol Zuckman, Linda Gordon, Oale Giles. ROW 4: Diane Cain, Pete Waldor, Julie Johnson, Dick Sundby, Jackie Morrow, Nancy Nemer, Belly Reuss. ROW 3: Jill Shink, John Drcwitz, John Olson, Linda Dexter, Nancy Rhinesmith, Kathy Lytle, Peggy Hausladen. ROW 2: Pat Jones, Linda French, Colleen Fitzgerald, Glen Crouse, Bob Levine, Ronald Christlo, Mike Gould. ROW 1: Anne Morrow, Diana Graff, Valen Holm Mrs. Strom, Larry Babiracki, Jim Howg. HOME ROOM 208 ROW 5: Bruco Almquist, Tom Del Dotto, Joe Denson, Paul Virgin, Don Oliver, Craig Schwender, Michael Somers. ROW 4: John Zimdars, Gregg Payne, Richard Shamp, Tom Lifson, Bill Sutherland, Jeff Miller, Marcie Dugan. ROW 3: Mary Jane Carroll, Marit Oden, Nancy Omlid, John Miller, Shiola Thicsen, Diane Copus. ROW 2: Kathy Brunner, Donna Erickson, Pam Hanson, Joan Branam, Jodie Jenson, Joan Slavin. ROW 1: Eve Sorenson, Bruce Wheeler, Lois Balbot, Kathy Barton, Marilyn Dworsky, Anital Svenddal. 159 HOME ROOM 1 ROW 4: Phil Campbell, Ralph Olson, Janet Polock, Steve Lorcnston, Linda Graham, Sharon Petit, Julie Berg. ROW 3: Lyn Dean, Forrest Harshe, Fred Burns, Joe Knox, Steve Anderson, Dave Shefland, Larry Shada. ROW 2: Tom King, Fred Opic, Jerry Schneck, Bonnie Sterrie, Linda Zollars, Sue Carow, Barb Anderson. ROW 1: Linda Rambo,‘Carol Stenberg, Patsy Jarland, Miss Miller, Kerrie Drogue, Betty Ann Johnson, Mary Lou Johnson. HOME ROOM 9 ROW 4: Mark Francis, Gary Anderson, Ira Eisenstadt. Greg Almquist, Gene Geller, Jeff Bretnor, Susan Ferguson, John Warp. ROW 3: Scott Nelson, Vonda Lange, Martha Gammell, Jean Krause, Murlane Johnson, Shelly Malinsky, Barb Richter. ROW 2: Barb Boyer, Karen Kipp, Judy Svenddal, Debby Fangmeier, Linda Lodcn, Donnie Anderson, Gary Hyland. ROW 1: Craig Gerdes, Wendy Benson, Wayne Winterburn, Margy Utfley, Ann Phillips, Sally Bloom. 160 HOME ROOM 19 ROW 5: Terry Goering, Bonnie Larson, Penny Pederson, Dolores Johnson, Larry Bradstad, Kathy Hallbeck, Joan Kecs. ROW 4: Julio Ramus, Tom Peterson, Mary Alice Van Horn, Julio Gainsley, Bob Kitson, Mike Karch. ROW 3: Doug Page, Kathy Tosier, Karen Armonies, Sue Olson. ROW 2: Ramona lion, Geneviovo Moor, Jcnnette Martin, Janice Anderson, Patti Hall, Barry Babcock. ROW 1: Jeff Kranitsky, Jeff Nordahl, John Priestly, Steve Kubitz, Bruce Nathanson, Jeff Edstcn. HOME ROOM 21 ROW 4: Bruce Shelstad, Doug Weirauch, Mark Nelson, Paul Steen, Lois Maertens, Victoria Barnes, Leonard Anderson. ROW 3: Dianne Allen, Mary Hammer, Jo Ann Jilson, Steve Miller, Jim Whepley, Dave Carroll, Linda Schwender. 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Koppage, D. Holter, D. Caspersen, P. Ensfad, J. Shamp, 8. Bonneville. President Darryl Holter Secretary Sally Bloom Treasurer Andrea Norman Sergeant at Arms .................. Dave Caspersen s T U E N T C 0 u N C 1 L 169 ROW 1: C. Cox, Judy Cohen, M. Senders, P. Engcr, J. Slorlie, J. Muralt, V. Prciner, A. Schwartz, D. Jones, D. Hanson,'M. Barry, J. Austin, T. Thorscll, C. Saltzman, A. Raymond, I. Hammer, I. Barbush, J. Bagren, V. Tilscth, C. Broudi, R. Selnick. ROW 2: P. Savage, S. Utley, T. Burch, R. Tuttleman, L. Helm, B. Rosenfield, J. Gordon, M. Muirhead, T. Williams, J. Stranger, B. Bumbera, T. Holland, H. Clarren, K. Baker, L. Weiss, A. Lamplc, N. Murphy, I. Johnson, L. Ostrom, E. Douriss, M. Ulinder, B. Ploog. ROW 3: J. Skaug, J. Dahle, P. Jones, P. Wheaton, L. Cranston, M. DeWerff, E. Olson, L. Thiel, R. Lind, A. Honamon, J, Teeter, L. Wise, D. Rood, D. Munion, L. Reece, J. Hanson, Nancy McNaghten, G. Johnson, K. Koclkcr, P. McDonald, B. Molcher. ROW 4: D. Foshay, C. Allen, J. Carlson, S. Kupcho, T. Gorrie, D. Carlson, C. Pankuck, N. Bcrnhogcn, S. Diamond M. Jaffee, S. Uhlenkotf, B. Coppake, B. Peterson, F. Meili, K. Dollz, M. Loberbaum, S. Rholl, J. Shamp, P. Parmeter, R. Mogch, N. Marwin, N. Zumbcrge, G. Rosczyk. SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS SEATED: G. Helweg, J. Svenddal, K. Sjoquist, P. Barager, K. Anderson, C. Gorrie, J. Keas, B. Swelin, K. Tosier, A. Mandel, S. Wedgcwood, D. Jensen, S. Carson, G. Rosenberg, M. Gammell, D. Allen, M. J. Johanson, C. Stanberg, S. Bloom. ROW 1: D. Jozen, H. Blake, C. Graff, A. Phillips, K. Drogue, K. Mayer, L. Palmer, $. VanScoy, L. Rambo, P. Nichols, B. Nathanson, D. Clay. I. Anderson, R. Hume, C. Gerdes, N. Nehls, T. Ladin, K. Weiland, K. Sholl, S Desteian, T. Ring, G. Moen, S. Ford, K. Armonies, M. Johanson. ROW 2: J. Wurtz, J. Benson, C. Zehringer, K. Kipp, K. Sanders, C. Peterson, S. Sweeney, S. Swenson, B. Nichols, J. Kranitsky, S. Smith, K. Johnson, N. lessard, T. King, J. Schneck, L. Schmidt, B. Boyer, H. Green, J. Krause, L. lodoen, S. Condit, P. Jarland, W. Playman. ROW 3: N. Drew, M. Johnson, $. Malinsky, M. Hammer, S. Harvey, S. Rovick, L. Zollars, S. Flatz, J. A. Jilson, B. Jensvold, S. Nelson, D. SHefland, J. Knox, B. Rosenberg, J. Bratshi, R. Olson, I. Gustavson, J. Berg, G. Tucker, M. A. VanHorn, B. Daughtermann, C. Devany, W. Green, K. York, B. Richter, K. Raymond, V. Barnes, I. Macrtens, V. Tcstin, B. Wedge, S. Miller, P. Pederson, B. Hanson, G. Almquist, J. Brctnor, M. Francis, B. Premack, D. Schiburr, B. Kitchen, V. Lange, K. Halbeck, B. 170 Larson, D. Johnson, J. Pollock, S. Ferguson, M. Uttley, K. Murrow. SEATED: S. Calloway, M. J. Carroll, T. Too , M. Grierson, M. Davenport, A. King, C. Zuckman, J. Baxtressor, M. Parmeter, C. DuRoche, C. Wedgewood, C. Murphy, R. Smiley, J. Karjalahti, K. Hudson, N. Rhinesmith, C. Saari. ROW I: J. Kraby, B. Poladian, A. Morrow, B. Reuss, M. Rieger, S. Stanser, I. liimatainen, N. Bjelajac, S. Brown, S. Smith, B. Knowles, D. 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