Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

U aA; 6 z4€ U Lynne Beardsley, Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms; Nancy Nestgard, Secretary; Rich Frandeen. Treasurer; George Podolsky, President; Mike Smutka, Vice President; Roy Miller, Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms. Qfndcyv C QtouXyo COctAS Coom XH SUATED: Jane Anderson, Jeanne Zimdars, Helen Martin, Sue Fournier, Diane Nelson, Barb Sanders. STANDING: Judd Copeland, Bruce Wilson. Bob Thiel. Chuck Hefty. Top f-fcwM6 Marjorie Bocck, Toni Bunker, Diane Crawford, Bennett Davis, Mary Krause, George Podolsky. Fifty members of the Class of 1963 earned Honors Diplomas. They represent the top one-fifth of the class and each has maintained at least a B” average while carrying a maximum number of credits. Six seniors qualified for Top Honors by maintaining at least a 3.75 scholastic average. f-IOiUHS DiplW S FRONT ROW: Kay Ptashne, Marilyn Hartill, Jane Anderson, Ruth Peterka, Dorecnc Mourcr, Rosemary I.undbcrg, Karen Knudson, Leslie Mandcl. ROW 2: Lynne Beardsley, Nancy Belcher, Diana Anderson, Carol Harris, Maureen Hursh, Ilona Rozsa, Toni Bunker, Muriel McConnell, Lois Katter. ROW 3: George Podolsky, Rita Roth, Judd Copeland, Pete Moen. Karen Engeset, Lisa Lassiia, Mary Lynn Almquist, Barb DelDotto. ROW -f: Diane Nelson, Lynda Anderson, David Grossman. Karen Hoover. Nancy Nestegard, Darlene Newman, Linda Smith. Molly Smaby. ROW 5:'Rich Mayer, Steve Knapp, Jim Nathanson, Mike Smutka, Doug Tueting. Roy Miller, Jim Adams. Jim Burkhart. ROW 6: Kurt Wied, Bennett Davis, Linda Matey, Mary Kahn, Barb Thompson, Mary Krause. Margie Boeck, Bob Thiel, Rich Frandccn. 7 Q vdfru QjpoiJltyldb IDEAL INDIANS Diane Nelson and Mike Smutka WILLING WORKERS Toni Bunker and Doug Tueting AMICABLE AMBASSADORS Cicci Scifoni and Ramiro Meneses FASHION FIGURES Mary Lynn Almquist and Steve Bauman 8 i Qpotfocjld' FINELY FEMININE AND ABLY ATHLETIC Sally Schmidt and Steve Ruff TALKATIVE TEENS Barbara Marcus and Jim Nathanson BEST LINE Mary Rotzien and Bob Gammell 9 QomaOJu BEST SHOULDER TO CRY ON Sue Barr) and Bruce Wilson REVERED AND RESPECTED Nancy Nestegard and George Podolsky TOP TALENTS Sue Fournier and Peter Moen GIFTED GROOVERS Diane Wedge and Dave Grossman Qfud o Cpothglds IRRESISTIBLE INDIANS Barb Sanders and Dick Mayer SURE SUCCESSES Kay Ptashne and Rich Frandeen IDELLE ABRAMS Dark hair, laughing eyes, witty humor, she's a prize.” Activities: Senior Banquet Committee. Spanish Club, French Club. Choral Club, Blue Tri. JAMES ADAMS Jim” He and gloom are no relation. Activities: Choir, Swing Band. Men of Note, Radio Club. Baccalaureate Committee. V.A.C. DANA ALLEN I can do anything but behave. Activities: Swimming, Tennis, Golf, S Club, Arrow. German Club, Senior Memorial Committee. FREDERICK ALLIS Fred You'll hear more of him later. Activities: Stage Crew, Radio Club, Ski Team, Cap and Gown Committee. SUSAN ALLMAN Susie Sue Happy-go-lucky and free; nothing there is that bothers me. Activities: Class Day Committee, Office Aid, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choral Club, Pep Club. MARY LYNN ALMQUIST Mim The glass of fashion; the model of form. Activities: Wagistanian, Choir, Choral Club, Student Council, National Honor Society. Class Day Chairman. Hall of Fame, Homecoming Committee Chairman. German Club, Prom Committee. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. LARRY ALTMAN Fuzzy He takes the world as it goes. Activities: Senior Memorial Committee, Baseball, S Club. Spanish Club. Arrow. DIANA ANDERSON Dee Diane Ambition is her middle name. Activities: Indiancttes, Arrow, Homecoming, Prom Committee. Dayton's Salute to Youth, Dance Committee, Class Day Committee, Art Guild. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. GWENETH ANDERSON Gwen' Just as pleasant as she looks. Activities: Arrow, French Club. Blue Tri, Commencement Decorations Committee, Office Aid, Silver Tri, Art Guild. JANE ANDERSON Liz •Red'' A jolly girl, full of fun; for a peppy companion, she's the one. Activities: Choir: Secretary, Senior Class Council, Senior Banquet Chairman, Homecoming Princess, Blue Tri, Wag-istanian. Red Cross: Secretary, Art Guild. Prom Committee, Latin Club, Pep Club. Choral Club, Silver Tri. JANIS ANDERSON Jan Much could be said if one might but read the mind. Activities: Arrow, Commencement Program Committee. Choral Club. LYNDA ANDERSON Her eyes arc rhapsodies in blue.” Activities: Arrow, Class Day Committee. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pep Club, French Club. Red Cross, Prom Committee, Choral Club. MARCIA ANDERSON Marsh” A merry girl with a smile for all.” Activities: Student Council. French Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Social Committee. Latin Club. Art Guild, Pep Club. SUSAN ANDERSON Sue Susie” CD. She's so full of fun, she just bubbles over. Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Homecoming. Pep Club, Art Guild, Swimming. JOHN ASLAKSON Alaskan Alakazam His talents will take him far.” Activities: Band, Wrestling. Commencement Decorations Committee, Hall Guard. ROSS AVERBECK Abe” As he travels along life's way, much he'll do, but little he'll say.” WILLIAM BAME Bill A rolling stone gathers no moss, but who wants moss? Activities: Choir, Hi-Y, Commencement Decorations Committee, Sophomore Class Council. SUSAN BARRY Sue'' Susie Here's a girl with a heart and a smile who makes the bubble of life worthwhile.” Activities: Blue Tri: President, Silver Tri: I.C.C., Dance Committee, Homecoming, Hall of Fame. STEPHEN BAUMAN Steve Bo-hunk Every inch a man. but more man than inches. Activities: Student Council, Memorial Committee, Choir: Vice President, Football: Co-Captain. Wrestling, Sophomore Hockey, Sophomore Baseball. S Club, Hi-Y, Arrow, Athletic Banquet Committee, Hall of Fame. LYNNE BEARDSLEY Her sunny smile matches her disposition. Activities: Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Arrow, Sophomore Class Council, Senior Banquet Committee, Badminton, German Club. Latin Club, Dance Committee, Student Council NANCY BELCHER Nance Belch . . Some with ornaments of rhyme. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Baccalaureate Committee, Arrow, Wagistanian, Woyake, National Honor Society. JACK BENSON Bent Do tomorrow what you can. put off today. Activities: Track, Sophomore Baseball, Cap and Gown Committee, Football. THOMAS BENSON Benny King The main thing I want to get out of school is myself.' Aelitities: Spanish Club. MYRON BINENSTOCK Micky Stock Beware: I might do something sensational. Activities: Senior Budget Committee, German Club. MARJORIE BOECK Margie” Marge Small in stature; tall in ideas.” Activities: National Honor Society: Secretary, Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Commencement Committee, Hall of Fame. German Club, Choral Club. DIANA BRUNO Di A ready smile is an open door to friendship.-Activities: Art Guild. Gap and Gown Committee. TONI BUNKER Ability plus character and brains; what finer attribute remains? Activities: Wagistanian: Editor-in-Giief, Student Council: Secretary, Choir: Treasurer, National Honor Society, National Merit Semifinalist, Girls' State, Hall of Fame, Commencement Program Chairman, Junior Class Council, German Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club. Choral Club, Prom Committee. JAMES BURKHART Jim Burk Backup But the man worthwhile is the one who will smile when everything goes dead wrong.” Aditilies: National Honor Society, German Club, Homecoming, Senior Budget Committee, Bowling, Sophomore Basketball. JOHN BURTZLAFF Well done is better than well said. Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee, Junior Achievement, Hi-Y. NANCY BYERS B A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Activities: Choral Club. Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Social Committee. Pep Club. SHIRLEY CARDINAL Shirl Shir SAC She's a form of life and light, laughing eyes and manner bright. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Budget Committee, Commencement Refreshments. Dance Committee, Sophomore Class Council, Badminton. Phy. Ed. Leader. Choral Club, Homecoming. Woyake. ALICE CARLON Al It’s nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Activities: Choral Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Pep Club, Class Day Committee. BARBARA CARLSON Barbie” Those winkable, blinkable, merrily twinkable eyes.” Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Indianettes, Arrow, Latin Club: Secretary, French Club, Class Day Committee. JOHN CARLSON Johnny” Quietly in his mild way he does his work from day to day.” Activities: Sophomore Baseball. Football, German Club, •S” Club. PEGGY CARLSON Peg Pudge” Always jolly, always kind, she's a girl we like to find. Activities: Arrow, Blue Tri, Class Day Committee. RICHARD CASTANO Tex” Caseno” My life would be done if I ‘couldn't have fun. Activities: Sophomore Hockey, Spanish Club. JAMES CASTLE The girls arc all in despair to find out how he curls his hair.” PAMELA CHRISSINGER Chris” Pam” Early to bed. early to rise, and you miss the best part of the day. Activities: Arrow, Choir, Social Committee, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choral Club, Homecoming. RICHARD CLAPP Dick” Rock” I believe in getting into hot water; it keeps one clean. Activities: Hi-Y: Vice President, Senior Budget Committee, Junior Class Council, Choir. JOHN CLARK Corky” He puts the best of himself into whatever he does. Activities: V.A.C., Senior Memorial Committee. DALE CLIFFORD Cliff To worry little, study less; that's my idea of happiness.” Activities: Sophomore Track, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Band, Cap and Gown Committee. ALLISON COFFMAN 'Sunny” A ray of sunshine.” Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, French Club, Pep Club, Art Guild. COREY COLEHOUR A football man, a basketball man. and last, but not least, a ladies' man.” Activities: Football, Basketball: Co-Captain, Baseball, S Club. Hi-Y, Student Council, Sophomore Class Council,’ Junior Class Council. Senior Banquet Committee, Spanish Club, Arrow, Athletic Banquet Committee, Hall Guard. JUDD COPELAND If the teachers would only listen, they could learn a lot from me. Activities: National Honor Society, Tennis: Captain, Student Council, Senior Class Council, Wagistanian, Band. S Club, Commencement Committee, Badminton, Latin Club, Sophomore Football. ROBERT CRAIG Bob” Silent and peace-loving young man.” DIANE CRAWFORD Crowbait” A blush is beautiful, but often inconvenient. Activities: National Honor Society, Swimming, Badminton, lennis, Tumbling, Phy. Ed. Leader, Cap and Gown Committee, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, French Club, Choral Club, Homecoming. CHARLES CRIMMINS Chuck” Crim Crumpets” The boy with the 'bug'.” Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee, German Club, Sophomore Football, Choral Club. DIANNA DAHLBERG Diane Her very frown fairer far than smiles of other maidens are.” Activities: Social Committee, Pep Club. Blue Tri, Silver Iri, German Club. BRUCE DAVIES The best way out is through. Activities: Wrestling, Track, Social Committee, Hi-Y. Choir. BENNETT DAVIS •'Ben0 I abhor the dull routine of existence. I crave for mental exaltation.” Activities: National Honor Society, Wagistanian, French Club. Hall Guard. Hall of Fame, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Senior Budget Committee. BARBARA DEL DOTTO •’Barb” ‘ Dots” Her gift of vim, of pep and fun attracts her classmates, every one. Activities: Cheerleader: Captain. National Honor Society, Student Council. Choir, Choral Club. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Badminton, Homecoming, Pep Club, Tennis, Tumbling, Phy. Ed. Leader. DAVID DEVOY Aire” It matters not how long we live, but how. KAROL DICKINSON She's nice without trying.” Activities: Choir, Senior Banquet Committee, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choral Club, Phy. Ed. Leader. NANCY DUROCHE “Nanc There never was a minute when Nancy wasn't 'in it'. Activities: Choir, Social Committee. Choral Club. JOHN DWYER Johnny D” Life's a big lake, but I’m a good swimmer. Activities: Swimming, Homecoming. Gass Day Committee, Hi-Y. NANCY EDER Nanc Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpets. Aciniries: Wagistanian, Choir. Choral Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Spanish Club, Cap and Gown Committee. PEGGY EDGECUMBE ’’Peg” She's full of life, she's full of fun. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri,. Phy. Ed. Leader, Office Aid. Pep Club, Class Day Committee. RICHARD EKSTRAND ••Dick ’ Gaze at him long enough and mischief pokes you in the eye. Ad i lilies: Bowling: Captain. Latin Club. Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball, Badminton. WILLIAM ELLENBERGER Bill” Fuzzy” He lights one question on the stub of another. Aciitiiies: Choir. Sophomore Football, Sophomore Track. Baccalaureate Committee, Choral Club, Library Aid. GARY ELO Gar He drowns his thoughts in a stream of words. Acti lilies: Wagistanian, National Honor Society, Woyake, Senior Budget G mmittce. Homecoming. Latin Club. KAREN ENGESET With vim and snap to make things go, and worth that makes us like her so. Aciitiiies: National Honor Society, French Club, Pep Club, Blue Tri. Latin Club. Office Aid. Cap and Gown Committee. LINDA ERTSGAARD Lynn” A friend to every lad and lass, a real credit to her class. Aciitiiies: Wagistanian, Golf, Senior Announcements Committee, Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Homecoming. DARLENE FILISTER Rain is wet. dust is dry, life is short, and so am I.” ROBERT FITZGERALD Fitz” Bob” Never say more than is necessary.” Activities: Radio Club, Camera Club. PATRICK FORD Paddy Pat It is better to wear out than to rust out. Anilities: Swimming, S Club, Hall of Fame. SUSAN FOURNIER Susie” An artist in everything she docs. Anilities: Arrow, Art Guild: President, Blue Tri: Secretary, Senior Class Council, Pep Club, Homecoming, French Club. Hall of Fame. Senior Banquet Committee, Prom Committee. ROBERT FOX Bob Foxcy Fox Well, I think my jokes arc funny!” Anilities: Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Arrow. Spanish Club, Class Day Committee. Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball. STEPHEN FRANCIS Steve Mr. Lucky While I live; let me. Anilities: Commencement Program Committee, Wrestling. RICHARD FRANDEEN Rich We all know he's hard to beat, both as a student and an athlete. Anilities: Student Council, National Honor Society. Wag-istanian. Swimming: Captain, Football, Track, Homecoming Chairman, National Merit Letter of Commendation, German Club. Choir. Homecoming Escort. Hall of Fame. Senior Class Treasurer. ROBERT GAMMELL Bob” The moonlight gambler.” Anilities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track. S” Club, Hi-Y: President. Hi-Y City-Wide Council: Vice President. Arrow. Class Day Committee. Choir, Hall of Fame. DORAN GERSTEIN Ope Canaveral, here I come! Anilines: Arrow, Stage Crew, Choral Club. Omera Club. Op and Gown Committee. BRUCE GILFILLAN I'd rather hug a pigskin than anyone else I know. Anilities: Football. Wrestling. ”S” Club, Spanish Club. Op and Gown Committee. PETER GIRARD •’Pete' Hunk” A mighty hero on the grid, but modest as to what he did. Activities: Football: Co-Captain, Baseball, Athletic Banquet Committee, Spanish Club, S Club. MARILYN GOODMAN Goodie” Full of fun, mischief, too; doing things she shouldn’t do. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, German Club. Spanish Club: Secretary, French Club, Red Cross. Hall of Fame, Pep Club. Office Aid. Arrow, Class Day Committee, Choral Club. ANN GOUGHNOUR Gough Bobbi” As likeable as lookable. Actitities: Student Council. Dance Chairman, Prom Co-Chairman, Sweetheart Swing Co-Chairman, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, French Club. Cap and Gown Committee, Red Cross, Choral Club, Pep Club. Homecoming Chairman. ROBERT GRAHAM Bob A man alone finds his own. Activities: Junior Achievement. ERIC GRENNAN Mouse Life is as you take it; luck is as you make it.” Activities: Wrestling, Social Committee, Sophomore Football, Bowling. DAVID GROSSMAN Dave” Gross I love the ladies; they love me; I understand them perfectly. Actitities: Choral Club: President, Spanish Club, Sophomore Class Council, Junior Achievement, Hall of Fame, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Social Committee, Choir. BYRON GUSTAFSON When worries are heaped on heavy, he takes it out on his Chevy. Activities: Band. JANE GUSTAFSON Gus Full of pep, fun. and laughter. Activities: Cheerleader. Pep Club, Prom Committee Co-Chairman. Cap and Gown Committee, Spanish Club. Silver Iri, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Tumbling, Phy. Ed. Leader. PATTIBFTH HAALAND • Patti’' Little, but so clever. Activities: French Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Art Guild: Secretary, Pep Club. Homecoming. DOUGLAS HAMILTON Goashy” Doug He's ready for sports, good times, and fun.” Activities: Band, Football, Track, Basketball. JANE HAMILTON Hamie” Hambone” Charming, lively, lots of fun; that’s agreed by everyone.” Activities: Silver Tri: Secretary, French Club, Pep Club, Blue Tri. Indianettes, Senior Banquet Committee. VICCI HANSON Vic” V A smile and a good word for everyone. Activities: Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Senior Budget Committee, Commencement Refreshments Committee, Choral Club. Homecoming. CAROL HARRIS Ever friendly, ever gay, we know she'll always be that way. Activities: French Club. Latin Club. Art Guild, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Senior Banquet Committee, Homecoming Com-mittee Chairman, Pep Club, Student Council, Arrow. MARILYN HARTILL A quiet girl in whose eyes a wealth of charm and friendship lies. Activities: National Honor Society, Choir, Choral Club, French Club, Art Guild. Pep Club, Senior Banquet Committee. DONALD HARVEY “Always laughing, ready for fun; if you want amusement, Don's the one. Activities: Senior Banquet Committee, Bowling, Homecoming. CHARLES HEFTY Chuck” Chopper A man who docs things that count doesn't stop to count them. Activities: V.A.C., P.A. Announcer, Choir: Business Manager, Senior Class Council. RONALD HENAMAN Ron Men of few words arc the best men. Activities: Choir, Choral Club, Junior Hi-Y Leader. JOYCE HENRY I seem to be a quiet lass, but you should see me out of class! Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Baccalaureate Committee, German Club. PHILIP HERMAN Phil Herm” I wish they’d be quiet. I want to talk.” Activities: Track, Wrestling. Cap and Gown Committee, German Club. JEANETTE HOHN Jean” Janet She looks shy, but. oh, my! Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri. JULIANNE HOLM Julie Holm, sweet Holm. Activities: Choir, Choral Club. Spanish Club, German Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Library Aid, Pep Club, Baccalaureate Committee. KAREN HOOVER She dignified as well as sweet. Activities: National Honor Society. Band: Secretary-Treasurer, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Baccalaureate Committee. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Pep Club, Library Aid. MAUREEN HURSH Muffy Success is ambition surrounded by endeavor.” Activities: Silver Tri: President, Blue Tri: Treasurer, National Honor Society, Social Committee Chairman, Latin Club. French Club, Homecoming, Prom Committee, Pep Club. EDWARD HUTCHESON Ed His high school days will never compare with his high school nights. TIMOTHY HUTCHISON Tim” “Hutch” Why worry? It's so unnecessary! Activities: Art Guild. Choral Club. Spanish Club. WILLIAM JAMES ”Wec Willie Jesse” Wild Bill! Activities: Swimming. MARK JENSEN Women are so unnecessary; but line up anyway, girls. Activities: Arrow. Hi-Y: Social Secretary, German Club, Art Guild, Baccalaureate Committee. PHYLLIS JERMSTA Phyl A case of quality, not quantity.” Activities: Wagistanian, Spanish Club: Vice President. Cap and Gown Committee. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pep Club. SHIRLEY JILSON Squirrel” All for fun and fun for all.” Activities: Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Pep Club, Choral Club, Commencement Committee. RICHARD JOBE Dick Don't say 'you must,' it makes me feel 'I won't’ all over. Activities: Sophomore Wrestling, Wrestling, Football. SUSAN JOHNSON Sue” Sigrid” An air of good humor surrounds her.” Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee, Commencement Refreshments Committee, Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Swimming, German Club. Pep Club, Red Cross, Art Guild. Woyake. JOHN JUSTICE Arch Why should the Devil have all the good times? Activities: Sophomore Football, Senior Memorial Committee. Choral Club. DAVID JUUL , DavcM Jake He's a real gem! Activities: Hi-Y: Secretary-Treasurer. Lunchroom Monitor, Sophomore Class Council, Sophomore Hockey. MARY KAHN Marc' •'Lisa” ' Fair and softly goes far.” Activities: Graduation Reception Committee. Senior Memorial Committee. Athletic Secretary, National Honor Society, Pep Club. GEORGE KALOGERSON Mr. K K It's not that he likes studies less, but that he likes fun more. Activities: Senior Banquet Committee. LOIS KATTER Locy” A sunshine heart and a soul of song.” Activities: Choir. German Club. National Honor Society. Silver Tri, Choral Club. Commencement Committee. KATHLEEN KlNNAMON Kitty Through sunshine and rain, she's always the same. JOHN KNAPP Steve Stcph Sober, quiet, tall, and dark, and in life he'll make his mark.” Activities: French Club. Swimming. Senior Banquet Committee. Choir. S Club. Homecoming Committee Chairman, Senior Class Council. RICHARD KNAPP Rick Love one at a time ... or maybe two. Activities: Cross Country. Track, Swimming. Spanish Club, S Club. Social Committee. CHARLES KNIGGE Chuck With his personality, he needs no introduction.” Activities: Track. Social Committee, Arrow. KAREN KNUDSON She gathers the fruits of friendship. Activities: Commencement Committee.- Blue Tri, Choir, Choral Club, Sophomore Class Council, German Club. HARRIET KOHN ,,Pixie'' Harry Shortie” She's small, but so is a stick of dynamite! Activities: Arrow, Spanish Club, Senior Banquet Committee. Red Cross. Blue Tri, Pep Club, Art Guild, Silver Tri. PAMELA KOUBA Pam ’ Koub Looks and charm and poise has she. a better choice there could not be.” Activities: Choral Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Sophomore Class Council. Junior Class Council, Class Day Committee, Pep Club. DONALD KRABY Krepitz” Make haste slowly. Activities: Choral Club. Hi-Y. Choir. Cap and Gown Committee. MARY KRAUSE A contradiction to the theory that brains and beauty don't go together. Activities: Latin Club: President, Choir, Wagistanian. National Merit Letter of Commendation. French Club, Dance Committee. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Senior Banquet Committee, Choral Club. SUSAN KRETSCHMER Sue Whenever she meets you. that smile greets you. Activities: Social Committee, Blue Tri, Silver Tri Latin Club. Golf. ■ MARCIA KUBITZ Mick Mickey Petite and sweet! Activities: Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Banquet Committee. Pep Club. Choral Club. Silver Tri. LOIS LARKIN Lo” Good natured without disguise. Activities: Band, Office Aid. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Senior Budget Committee. CAROL LARRIVEE Lara Attractive and fair with pretty blond hair. Activities: Senior Class Council. Commencement Committee, French Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pep Club, Choral Club. AARON LARSON Words to him are like an ambulance; to be used only in emergencies.” Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee. CYNTHIA LARSON Cindy A miss who's full of mischief. Activities: Homecoming Committee Chairman, Art Guild, Spanish Club. Golf, Tennis. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pep Club, Office Aid. MARCIA LARSON Marci Mousey Carefree and fun loving, that's her way. Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Phy. Ed. Leader. MELVIN LARSON Mel A man of a thousand words. Activities: Football, Chess Club. French Club, Arrow, Senior Memorial Committee. LISA LASSILA She's pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on, too. Actiiities: Wagistanian, National Honor Society, Blue Tri, Homecoming Committee, German Club. Social Committee. CAROL LaVILLE Cheerfulness is her motto.” Activities: French Club, Blue Tri, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee, Junior Achievement, Arrow, Choral Club. SARAH LAWRENCE Sare Sometimes given to serious thoughts, but often full of mischievous plots. Activities: Dance Committee, Golf: Captain. Senior Banquet Committee. Red Cross: Treasurer, Blue Tri, German Club, Pep Club, Silver Tri. DONNA LE ROY Always a smile for things worthwhile. Activities: Choral Club. Hall Guard, Pep Club. JAMES LESCHENSKY '•Jim” What you cannot as you would achieve, you must accomplish as you may. Activities: Baseball, Wrestling, Arrow. Hi-Y. German Club, Senior Memorial Committee. BARBARA LEVINE ' Barb'' • Barbie” There's always room for more like her. Activities: Graduation Reception Committee, Red Cross, Silver Tri, Office Aid, Senior Budget Committee. RICHARD LIENKE ' Blink” A man’s action is an index to his character. Activities: Track, Football. WALTER LIIMATAINEN Butch” Full wise is he that knows himself best. JAMES LONG Abdul” GammeU We like him just the way he is. Activities: Wrestling. Track. Football, Commencement Committee. VICKIE LONG Her smile is worth a fortune, her laughter can’t be bought. Activities: German Club, Blue Tri, Choir: Secretary, Pep Club, Silver Tri. Badminton. Homecoming. Senior Banquet Committee. JOAN LOWE Joanie” Joanne Hidden qualities are there to shine through. Activities: Choir. Choral Club, French Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Senior Budget Committee. ROSEMARY LUNDBERG Rose Happiness is like jam; when you're covered with it, you're bound to get it on someone else. Activities: Choir. National Honor Society, French Club. Blue Tri, Pep Club. Art Guild. Baccalaureate Committee. Silver Tri. SANDRA LUTSEY Sandy Eenie, meenie, minie, moe, tonight I wonder where I'll go. Activities: Choral Club, Girls' Choir, Commencement Committee, Silver Tri, Hall Guard. JANE MALEN Lively, prankish, full of fun. Activities: Indiancttes, Choir, Choral Club, Swimming. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Cap and Gown Committee, Pep Club, Tumbling. Library Aid, German Club. HOWARD MALINSKY Howie He admits there are two sides to every question—his and the wrong side. Activities: German Club. Camera Club, Tennis, Hall Guard, Arrow. Social Committee. LESLIE MANDEL Lcs Chic, charming, clever, cute.” Activities: Arrow, Dance Committee, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Debate, Senior Budget Committee. Art Guild, Pep Club, French Club. Choral Club. BARBARA MARCUS Barbie Tiger Small of stature, full of pep. out in front and right in step. Activities: Wagistanian. Hall of Fame, Latin Club: Vice President, German Club. French Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Prom Committee. Cap and Gown Com-mittee. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Art Guild, Arrow. MICHAEL MARK Mike This boy's a volume if only we could figure out how to read him. Activities: Choral Club. DAVID MARTIN Dave Marty They also serve who only stand and wait. Activities: Senior Memorial Committee. HELEN ANN MARTIN Her' Martone She's nice to look at and nicer to know. Activities: Senior Class Council. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club. Choral Club. Commencement Decorations Committee. JAMES MARTIN •’Jim Gwing I think I think more than you think I think. Activities: Hall Guard, Cap and Gown Committee, Football. Sophomore Cross Country. French Club. JOHN MARTIN • Jack” Worry is folly, let s grin and be jolly. Activities: .Senior Memorial Committee, Spanish Club. LINDAJEAN MATEY ’ Linda” Nature made her what she is and never made another. Anilities: Arrow. Commencement Program Committee, Debate. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. RICHARD MAYER ”Dick” Rich” Handsome is as handsome does, and handsome does okay. Activities: German Club: President. National Honor Society, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Golf, Homecoming, Hall of Fame. Commencement Program Committee. Homecoming Escort. JANET McCLURE Jan” Mac” Her smile would warm a polar bear.” Activities: National Honor Society, Wagistanian, French Club. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Junior Class Council. Class Day Committee. MURIEL McCONNELL Mac” Patience costs nothing and gains everything. Anilities: Commencement Program Committee. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. French Club. DENNIS McGANN If you can live through school, you can live through anything! Activities: Social Committee, Art Guild. CATHERINE McGEE •’Kip'' A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Activities: Choral Club. French Club. SANDRA McKENZIE ''Sandy” Cute and happy, small and snappy. Anilities: Student Council. Silver Tri. Spanish Club. Blue Tri, Art Guild. Pep Club. Dance Committee. Senior Banquet Committee. Prom Committee. SHERRYL McKINNON You can manufacture blondes, but redheads come naturally. Anilities: Choir, French Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Senior Banquet Committee. ROBERT McPHERSON Bob Mac Truck King With one look at the teacher, he withdraws into a book and pulls a paragraph over his eyes. CLARK MILLER Chum Brother Bret He goes on the theory that a wrestling match isn't the only place you need a good hold. Actinties: Sophomore Baseball, Wrestling: Co-Captain, Choir: President. Commencement Program Committee. MARY MILLER Mary Beth Mare Just plain nice . . . with a dash of spice. Anilities: Senior Budget Committee, Silver Tri, Choral Club. Pep Club. ROY MILLER A likeable boy with a likeable way. Anuities: Student Council. German Club, Senior Class Sergeantat-Arms. National Honor Society. Wrestling, Homecoming Escort. PETER MOEN Pete He'll find a way or make one. Anilities: National Honor Society. Homecoming Floats Co-Chairman. Stage Crew. Dayton's Salute to Youth, Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Wagistanian, Commencement Decorations Committee. Class Day Committee, Hall of Fame. DOREENE MOURER Dorey” She has the gift of being herself. Activities: Commencement Program Committee, Library Aid, Spanish Club. Band. JAMES MYRIN ••Jim He's the reason teachers' hair turn gray. Activity: Band. JAMES NATHANSON Jim Nath He is positive no one understand him.” Actiiities: Student Council, National Honor Society, Debate, Hall Guard, Baccalaureate Committee. German Club, Sophomore Track, Homecoming Escort. Hall of Fame. JUDITH NEILS Judy Far from quiet, quite a kid. Actiiities: Choral Club, Graduation Reception Committee. DIANE NELSON Di” Nellie” Her days know no idleness; she sparkles with friendliness. Actiiities: Red Cross, Choir, Silver Tri: Vice President, Blue Tri: I.C.C., Dance Committee. Prom Co-Chairman, Student Council, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Councils. Homecoming Princess. Hall of Fame, German Club. Commencement Decorations Committee Chairman, Homecoming Committee Chairman. NANCY NESTEGARD Able and active, with brains and poise; she does a lot without much noise.” Activities: A.F.S., Senior Class Secretary, Student Council, National Honor Society: Vice President, Junior Class Council. Badminton. Tennis, Hall of Fame, Homecoming, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Arrow. Latin Club. CHARLES NEWMAN Chuck He'd just as soon be without his head than without his briefcase. Activities: Senior Budget Committee. First National Bank Conference. Choral Club. DARLENE NEWMAN Danny” Pretty nice and pretty apt to stay that way. Activities: Choir, Woyake. RICHARD O'CONNELL ’Tim His size should assure him a high place in the world. RAYMOND OLSON •’Ole” Ray He ought to be a surgeon 'cause he's always cutting up. Activities: Cap and Gown Committee, Phy. Ed. Leader, Choir. ROGER OLSON Ole Yes, I have a voice, but why wear it out?” RONALD OLSON Ole Ron I have often regretted my speech, but never my silence. KATHLEEN O'MALLEY Kathy Laughs with the jolliest; works with the busiest. Activities: Pep Club, Latin Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Class Day Committee. CARLOS RAMIRO MENESES ORDONEZ Pancho” Ramiro” He came to us for just a year, in memories he'll be much longer here.” Activities: A.F.S.. Spanish Club: President, Cross Country, Hall of Fame, Choir. Student Council, Hi-Y. PATRICIA PATKA Patty Jo” P.J.” Personality plus pep equals popularity. Activities: Pep Club: President, Homecoming Queen, Cheerleader. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Prom Committee, Class Day Committee, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Choral Club. Tumbling, Hall of Fame. JACQUELINE PAYNE Jacquie Jackie Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to have. Activities: French Club, Blue Tri, Red Cross, Senior Memorial Committee, Art Guild, Woyake, Homecoming, Pep Club. RUTH PETERKA Ruthie Gentle consideration is the keynote of her character. Adi lilies: A.F.S. Sister, National Honor Society, Woyake, Baccalaureate Committee, German Club, French Club, Homecoming, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. PAMELA PETERSEN PumM Gay personality, full of rascality.” Adit lies: Spanish Club. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Choral Club, Class Day Committee, Pep Club, Art Guild, Library Aid. NANCY PETERSON Ribsey Petcy If giggles were unlawful, I'd spend the rest of my life in jail. Activities: Social Committee, Prom Committee, Badminton, Tennis, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, German Club. GEORGE PODOLSKY He lives to build and not to boast. Activities: National Honor Society: President. Cross Country: Captain. Band, Swing Band. Student Council: Treasurer. Boys' State. All-State Student Council, All-City Student Council. German Club. Homecoming Escort, ”S Club, Junior Class Council, Sopohomore Class Council, Senior Class President, Hall of Fame. PATRICK PORTER Pat He spoke not, but went straight to work without complaint. without a shirk.” Activities: German Club. JAMES POWERS Jim Jimmy What would I do with size when I do so much without it? Activities: Hall Guard, German Club, Wrestling, S” Club. Commencement Decorations Committee. MARILYN PRATT Marc The hurricr I go, the behinder I get. Activities: Pep Club. French Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Office Aid, Choral Club. Baccalaureate Committee. ROBERT PRATT Bob” To be a well-favored man is a gift of fortune. Activities: Hi-Y. German Club, Sophomore Track, Sophomore Cross Country. KAY PTASHNE To accomplish many things has been her aim; she gathered many friends and fame. Activities: Arrow: Editor-in-Chief, Homecoming Co-Chairman. Senior Memorial Chairman, National Honor Society, Homecoming Princess, Student Council, Hall of Fame, Prom Committee, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Golf. German Club. Choir. Woyake, Pep Club. MARSHALL RADER •Bud” Yogi” Don't try to compare him to anyone!” Activities: Football, Track, Hi-Y. German Club. RICHARD RAYMOND ”Ric” Fidel He's the kind we like to see—individual. Activities: Cross Country. Track, A.F.S. Brother, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Senior Banquet Committee, S' Club. JAMES REYNOLDS Jim” Renny Man” The sky rider. Activities: Band, Senior Class Council, Swing Band. MARILYN RICHARDSON Lynne” The only way to have a friend is to be one. Activities: Choir, Student Council, Arrow, Blue Tri, Choral Club, Junior Class Council, German Club, Silver Tri, Red Cross. Pep Club, Senior Memorial Committee. SUZANNE RICHTER Ricky” Susie” Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you get a red nose. Activities: Senior Banquet Committee, Choir, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Homecoming, French Club, Choral Club, Silver Tri. RITA ROTH I have the simplest tastes; I'm always satisfied with the best.” Activities: Wagistanian, Latin Club, Homecoming. Senior Memorial Committee, Blue Tri. MARY ROTZIEN Rots” Live, laugh, and be Mar)'- Activities: Silver Tri, Latin Club, Badminton, Tennis, Tumbling, Spanish Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Hall of Fame, Phy. Ed. Leader, Arrow. ILONA ROZSA Kitty Never posing or pretending; always her own true self.” Adi lilies: German Club, Red Cross, Blue Tri, Senior Banquet Committee, Pep Club, Arrow. STEPHEN RUFF Puff” S. Puff” A good athlete is a credit to his school.” Activities: Basketball: Co-Captain, Football, Baseball: Op-tain, Arrow, Senior Banquet Committee, German Club, S Club, Phy. Ed. Leader, Hall Guard, Hall of Fame. SUSAN RUSSELL Sue” Simplicity and truth dwell in her heart. Activities: Choral Club, Choir, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pep Club, German Club, Baccalaureate Committee. WILLIAM SACHLEBEN Bill Sach” Occasionally he stumbled over a great truth, but he picked himself up and hurried on as if nothing had happened. Actiiities: Athletic Ticket Manager, Hall Guard, Social Committee, German Club. Sophomore Class Council, Camera Club. JANICE SANDBERG Jan” Jane” Janie Sassy lassie with a classy chassis. Actiiities: Swimming, Tennis, Badminton, Golf, Pep Club, Social Committee. Spanish Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Tumbling. BARBARA SANDERS Barb” Barbi” She’s sparkling and gracious, and oh. so vivacious. Activities: Senior Class Council, Homecoming Princess, Hall of Fame. Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Art Guild, Senior Reception Committee, Senior Memorial Committee. NORMAN SANDERS Norm” He likes people and people like him. Activities: Choir, Choral Club, Latin Club, Social Committee. ANDREA SCHANFIF.LD Andy” Being happy is a fine thing to be.” Activities: Choral Club, Cap and Gown Committee. SALLY SCHMIDT ’ Sal” Sugar and spice and everything nice.” Activities: Wagistanian, French Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choral Club. Senior Banquet Committee, Hall of Fame. Pep Club. MARY JAN SCHOUVILLER Jan Happiness is speechless. Activities: Cap and Gown Committee, Pep Club. JOHN SCHULTZ Moss” Dutch Ah, why should life all labor be? Activities: Junior Achievement. MARIA SCIFONI Cicci The hand that made you fair, made you good.” Activities: A.F.S., French Club. Blue Tri, Student Council, Choir. Baccalaureate Committee, Hall of Fame. ROGER SEMPEL True to his work, his word, and his friends.” Activities: Ski Team, Latin Club. JAMES SHIRLEY Jim” He proves what he is by what he does.” Activities: Track, Cross Country, Commencement Decorations Committee. DAN SHOLL Pontius The hardest thing to give is 'in'.” Activities: Wrestling: Co-Captain, S Club. CAROL SINKS Like every highlander, she must have her fling.” Activities: Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Junior Achievement: Ireasurer, Pep Club, Commencement Program Committee, Art Guild, Choral Club. MELINDA SMABY ' Molly Genuine as a thumbprint.” Activities: Wagistanian. National Honor Society, French Club: Vice President, German Club, Art Guild: Vice President, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Student Council, Homecoming Float Co-Chairman, Commencement Decorations Committee, Red Cross. KARLENE SMITH Kitty A pert little package of sweetness.” Activities: Blue Tri, Senior Class Day Committee, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Silver Tri. LINDA SMITH The unspoken word never does harm. Activities: Band. Orchestra, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, German Club, Library Aid. MICHAEL SMUTKA Mike Mr. S” Heimi Rather quiet, never loud, outstanding in any crowd.” Activities: Student Council: Vice President. Senior Class Vice President, Hi-Y. Hall of Fame, S Club, Choir, Boys’ State, National Honor Society, German Club, Homecoming Escort. RICHARD SNYDER Duke Barney Worry and I have never met.” Activities: Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Golf, Senior Memorial Committee. SUSAN SPECE Sue Speecy” A little nonsense adds spice to life.” Activities: Blue Tri, Pep Club, Senior Class Day Committee. TERRENCE STOKKE Terry Stoyke Stokes Worries cause wrinkles—but he hasn’t any. Activities: German Club, Commencement Decorations Committee, Football. DIANE STUPP Stuppy Capable, jolly, musical is she; always where she ought to be. Activities: Blue Tri: Vice President, German Club, Class Day Committee. Choir. Silver Tri, Choral Club. Sophomore Class Council, Red Cross, Art Guild. ELAINE SWENSON ’Tannic” Here is a young lady, as good as gold; never shy and never bold. Activities: Spanish Club, Silver Tri, Graduation Reception Committee. Office Aid. Choral Club. GRANT TANNER A grand fellow through and through. Activities: Phy. lid. Leader, Sophomore Football, Track, Junior Class Council. Art Guild. PATRICIA TERRY ”Pat” ’ Patti” Modesty and sweetness are her chief assets. Activities: Spanish Club. Badminton, Tennis, Blue Tri, Pep Club. Cap and Gown Day Committee, Phy. Ed. Leader. RICHARD TESSARI ’’Seece” Rick” Business before pleasure—sometimes. Activities: Baseball, Senior Memorial Committee. BONNIE THEIS Her patience and grace time will not erase. Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee, German Club, Pep Club. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JAMES THERNELL Jim” I had a monumental idea this morning, but I didn't like it. Activities: Band, Swing Band, Homecoming, Commencement Committee. ROBERT THIEL Rob” Bob” Bounce Wheels” His heart is as big as his feet.” Activities: Swimming, Baccalaureate Committee, Sophomore Football. Sophomore Track, German Club. THOMAS THILL Tom If it isn't funny, he'll make it so. Activities: Hi-Y, Sophomore Hockey. GARY THOMAS He's likeable, wholesome, staunch, and true; he'll make his mark in this world, too. Activities: Baccalaureate Committee. Homecoming. German Club. Hall Guard. ALBERT THOMPSON Al Gives the band a hand. Activities: Band: President and Drum Major, German Club: Vice President, Homecoming. Baccalaureate Committee. BARBARA THOMPSON Barb” Neat to look at, nice to know. Activities: Cap and Gown Committee Chairman, French Club: President. Prom Committee, Homecoming, Pep Club. Blue Tri, Art Guild, Latin Club. Silver Tri. JAMES TOMLINSON Count Tork” Torkelson” What is life without fun? Activities: Swimming, Trade, Arrow. Hi-Y, Prom Committee, Sophomore Cross Country, Hall of Fame. DOUGLAS TUETING A leader everywhere he goes, a friend to all he knows. Activities: All-City Student Council: President. Student Council: President. Football. Swimming. Track. National Honor Society. Boys’ State. Star and Tribune Scholarship, P.F.A. Scholarship, German Club. National Merit Letter of Commendation. Wagistanian. Hall of Fame. SHARON UHLENKOTT Sweet and sincere year after year. Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee, Blue Tri, Office Aid. Silver Tri, German Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman. THOMAS WALLIN Tom He doesn't say all he knows. Activities: Homecoming. Commencement Decorations Committee, Track. Cross Country, Golf, S Club. DIANE WEDGE I'm not a bit flirtatious, just interested. Activities: Student Council, Arrow, Baccalaureate Commi-tee. Swimming. Indiancttes, Hall of Fame. Choral Club, Pep Club. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choir: Scrgeant-at-Arms. ROBERT WEIGEL ‘ Skip He thinks life is a perpetual spree.” Activities: Cross Country. Track. Swimming, Arrow, Senior Class Day Committee. Hi-Y, German Club, S Club. DEXTER WESSON Dex” To worry little, to study less, that's my idea of happiness. Activities: Class Day Committee, Radio Club. LUTHER WESTMAN The world's no better if you worry, life's no longer if you hurry.” JOE WIDSETH Words are too valuable to be thoughtlessly wasted. KURT WIED Bold, blond, and brawny.” Activities: Student Council, Junior Class Council, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Sophomore Baseball. Choir: Sergeant-at-Arms, Arrow. RICHARD WIEN Rich’ ••Dick An honest man, close buttoned to the chin; broadcloth without and warm heart within.” Activities: Track. Football, Swimming, French Club, Senior Banquet Committee. LUTHER WILFRID His looks are deep, but his thoughts are merry. Activities: Basketball: Manager, Sophomore Basketball, Football, Sophomore Track, French Club. Hall Guard. BRUCE WILSON He's neither a bookworm nor a social hound, but a likeable fellow all around. Activities: Wagistanian, Senior Class Council, Hall of Fame. National Merit Letter of Commendation. Track, German Club. Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman. KATHLEEN WOLLANG Kathy It is the tranquil people who accomplish the most. Activities: Girls' Choir, Class Day Committee. JACQUELINE YORK Jackie Gentle, generous, genuine. Activities: Commencement Decorations Committee, Office Aid, Choral Club, French Club, Commencement Refreshment Committee. JEANNE ZIMDARS Jeannic” Bcancr Cute and sweet, nice and neat. Activities: Indianettes, Cheerleader, Student Council, Senior Class Council, Arrow, Op and Gown Committee, Badminton, Golf, Tumbling Team, German Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Office Aid. NOT PICTURED: JAMES KALAFATICH 42 lA ftea AJ We t V uj Youttg, Wb . . • . . . were athletes . . . . . . loved birthdays . . . . . . were prim and proper . . . . . . sometimes not so prim . . . PICTURED: Cicci Scifoni, Steve Ruff. Dick Mayer, Pat Terry. Jacquie Payne. Joan Lowe, Mike Smutka, Julie Holm. Karen Hoover, Corey Colehour. Toni Bunker. 43 44 45 '63 .. . That's E Stj The mixed emotions with the return of the Anthony kids . . . Homecoming at Parade Stadium and our winning sophomore float . . . 61-0—the memory we’d like to forget . . . the first Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . The Washington Trip—the flooded first car, broken windows, sunrise (and set) on the boat . . . The Choir trip to Chicago for some lucky sophomore boys . . . Jane Hamilton’s open houses . . . The Band trip to Madden’s . . . Sophomore girls and senior boys; sophomore boys and senior girls . . . Hate Wohlford Week . . . Making the choir . . . The first of many breakfasts at Perkins . . . Oh, please and Fuzzy thinking” . . . Lotta Lenya, Marlene Dietrich, and Herr Anderson .. . Float burnings . . . World Affairs tests and their speedy exits . . . Our army heroes, Mr. Levin and Mr. Kurtz . . . National Honor Society inductions . . . The Southwest Choir in color . . . The Twist and the Limbo . , . City basketball co-champs . . . McDonough and mythology . . . Mr. Strand and the P.S.S.C. . . . Walking with Dickie Chappell . . . Physical fitness and the Chicken Fat song . . . Missed or Misty . . . Firecrackers and hamsters from Winnipeg . . . The cooking school . . . The painters . . . The Pizza Pantry . . . Student Council elects President Doug . . . Nancy goes to Finland . . . Noisy road construction . . . Safety walks to trap the speeders . . . Cicci and Pancho . . . Our new assistant principal, Mr. Dahl . . . Ric and Cut or be cut”. . . Ooo, that's corny” . . . Boy cheerleaders . . . The Indiancttcs . . . Our Indian mascot, Pat . . . Trip to Albert Lea . . . Art Guild . . . Leather-jacketed visitors at the senior-float making . . . Queen Patty Jo and Homecoming snow . . . Casey vs. Kildare . . . Cross Country state champs and Skip Fastest Man in the State” Weigel . . . Poli. sci. . . . Dr. Baxter . . . Senior open houses . . . Hymie Schmuck's Syndicate . . .Count Tork Club . . . Senior class elections— the Big G wins by six votes . . . Bi-weekly Arrow parties . . . The Kiddie Party . . . Nancy Peterson's hayrides . . . Lonely senior girls . . . Cramming in the lunchroom . . . The Bobbscy Twins—Cool Corey and Sizzling Steve . . . Our organ . . . Tests, applications, and more tests to get into the College of your choice . . . Acid taste tests . . . Soapy candy . . . Mr. Pedersen leaves . . . The music carnivals . . . The class play You Can't Take It With You . . . The Senior Banquet . . . Our Prom . . . Baccalaureate . . . Graduation. CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Rexanne Doerr. Sandy Ungerman, Barb.Dahlbcrg (Treasurer), Jeff Erdmann (Chairman), Sally DeVancy (Secretary), Dave Weaver. Pat Viet. SECOND ROW: Carol Williams, Jim Kosmas, Kathy Nolan. Martha Brown, Mr. Adam, Brian Anderson, Frank Mann, Nancy Beardslcc. Clair Severson, Tom Dahlcn, Nick Smaby, Francie Johnson, Jeff Peterson, Penny Adams, Doug Elofson. Penny Steve Brian Denny Jim Jeff Linda Rolf Adams Adams Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Tom Ellen Rowland Bruce Steve Doug Doug Bev Anderson Andreasen Angvall Aunc Bancroft Barber Baril Barrett Mike Jean Don Linda Nancy Alana Robert Betty 50 Barrett Barry Bauman Baycrlc Bcardslce Beck Beers Beggs Janice Bretnor Ginny Mike Wayne Chuck Barb Blomgren Bohmbach Bolinc Bowers Bratschi John Bristol Martha Brown Tony Brown Pat Buckley Sue Burton Chris Busa Cathy Butau Claudia Butrick Marilyn Butts Barb Byers Sue Mary Doug Sue Rick Paul Byers Calhoun Campbell Carpenter Cervin Chuchel Sally Judi Jim Cynthia Rexannc David Cathy Jeff DeVaney Devin Dinneen Dixson Doerr Donahoo Doyle Drogue Doug Duane Darcy Diana Greg Debby Doug Emily Dudcn Dudcn Duncan Edwards Edwards Eiscnstadt Elofson Engle Jeff Jim Kathy Jim Sharon Johni Sue Mike Bill Erdmann Fagrelius Farnell Fine Fink Flanagan Flesher Foelker Dave Steve Tom Marilyn Dennis Rich Alan Lee 52 Franzen Frcderickson Friberg Friedl Froslan Fuller Garten Gohdes Phebe Greta Nancy Vic Kathi Lynne Jack Bob Goulding Grafsland Green Greenstein Grimes Guilford Guldberg Gunderson Jana Pete Darlene Beverly Dan Kathlcne Ann Sue Gustafson Hale Harris Hartse Hasty Haug Healy Helebrant Margaret Floyd Herman Hiar Mark Hi Herns Greg Holey Sue Garland Hollenbeck Holley Dan Judy Holm Holm Sue Don Dick Gary Bonnie Honeckcr Horper Hruby Jacobson Jenkins Bill Johnson Brian Johnson Dennis Johnson Francic Johnson Judy Johnson Norma Rod Rose Shirley Jennifer Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnston Lcs Gloria Adrian Jensen Jensvole Johnson Neil Ken Roger Richard Kilby Knutson Koechel Kocfod John Jim Erwin Gary l.uAnne Gary Judy Kosa Kosmas Kurtz LaLonde Larsen Larson Larson Sue Ted Charlie Duane Gary Jim Jim Lender Lewis Licb Lindstrom Lowe Lugcr Luhman Ruth John Frank James Kathy Tom Mary Lund Lynne Mann McCauley McCormick McCoy McIntyre Bob Larry Anne Laurie Jay Louise Nan Janet Morse Most Mulholland Munion Muralt Murray Murray Myers Dawn Don Kathy Rochelle Janis Rick Diane Mary Ann Nelson Nelson Nolan Nord Olsen Ordal Ostrom Parker Jim Jim Cheryl Greg Jim Mar)’ Richard Tom Pastor Patka Patrick Payton Pearson Perpich Perron Pcrschman Bruce Peterson Drew Peterson Gail Peterson Jeff Peterson Kris Peterson Lynn Peterson Marsha Peterson Pam Peterson Nancy Diane Jeff Boh Richardson Ritchie Robinson Romcrcin Lynctte Renee Rood Rose Randee Rosenfeld John Roth Jay Mark Carol Rovner Ruccius Sabart Jeanne Sachlebcn Cheryl Joann Richard Mara Bruce Jim Alan John Samstad Sandhoff Sandstrom Saulitis Saunders Savage Schachtelc Schlasner Ron Doug Richard Mike Carol Clair Betty Joel Schlocr Schmick Schrader Schwamb Severson Severson Shirley Sigel John Nick Dick Sue Gary Henry Gladys Jim 56 Slettcn Smaby Smith Smith Solsvig Sorenson Spcttiguc Stallman Sue Kathi Roberta Jean Larry Bruce Ta2 Margaret Stanko Staubcr Stein Stevens Stoller Stone Sumner Taylor Jennifer Barb Spero Bill Christie John Sharon Becky Teeter Thayer Thcros Thompson Thordson Thorstad Toner Totino Carole Ucko Sandy Ungerman George Upham I Tom Richard Vanderhyde Van Doran Gary Van Leer Pam Van Scoy Pat Viet Pat Alan Sally Jerry Bill Nancy Ward Weiss Werdick Wescott Wheeler Wheeler Janet Whitton Hollis Willeford Carol Williams Chcri Williams Doug Williams Jean Willner Connie John Daniel Bob Judy Dick Wise Woodruff Woods Wurtz Zehringcr Zollars JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Gregg Barrette David Borneman Jim Boyer Sue Christopher Rccd Diamond Eric Nybcrg Tana Reece David Weaver Philip Williams 57 CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Lee Churchill, Rudy Pederson. Julie Johnson. Carolyn Reeves. Peggy Nelson, Mrs. Dinius. Laurie Fowler. SECOND ROW: Andy Erdmann, Mark Hanson, Tom Dcincma, Diane Cain, Ann Holden. Karen Linderoth. Martha McKeand, Marguerite Avery, Bob Stanley, Sharon Thcison. QopkotnO'ies Larry Doug Jim Bruce Cindy Candy Barb Judy Aalbers Ahrens Allis Almquist Altemosc Althoff Anderson Anderson Kathy Tom Bill Steve Marguerite Don Larry Lisa Anderson Atlas Austin Austin Avery Axclson Babiracki Baker Carol Lois Steve Cathy Jean Mary Morris Sheila 58 Bakken Balbot Balcomb Barton Baxtresscr Beardsley Bender Bennett David John Gene Barry JoAnna Kay Randy Tom Berg Berman Bernatz Bershow BeVier Biornberg Blanch Blcecher Carol Bill Judy Barb Randy Joan Paul Maridee Bonjour Bonneville Bouslcy Boyer Bradshaw Branham Broat Broberg Terry Barry Roger Sue Tim Bcv Kathy Julie Broin Broudy Brown Brown Browning Bruce Bruner Burglund Linda Maribcth Diane Sue Burklund Cadwcll Cain Callaway Mike Dave Brian Judy Campbell Cirdinal Carney Orncy Terry Don Jeff Terr)1 Coleman Collins Condon Connors Fred Diane Gregg Pete Chuck Bill Mary Chris Cooke Copus Corwin Crandall Dahle Daugherty Davenport Davies Russ Joe Dennis Tom Tom Linda Vi Bob Davies Deason Dechaine Deinema DelDotto Dexter Dobbins Dols John Carolyn Marcic Lynn Sue William Robert Blake Drewitz DuRoche Duzan Dworsky Eder Edwards Engesct English Pat Bill Linda Terri Ron Harvey Ricki Marty Erkcl Esensten Ewald Faus Fcnney Filistcr Fischbein Fisk Jan Colleen Bob Craig Laurie Linda Lynda Eugene Fitterman Fitzcerald Folschow Forsman Fowler Freij French Fuller Mike Diana Rusty Mary Karen Ivors Merideth Pat Gould Graff Graham Greene Greer Grcizins Grierson Grimes Ellen Dcna Roger Dave Mark Mark Guttmann Hanold Hansen Hanson Hanson Harrison Mike Dave Peggy Jimmy Suzctte Becky Hart Harthan Hausladcn Hcgg Hcmbd Hermann Judy Holm Valen Holm Gray Holmes Ann Holden Dave Charles Barb Irene Hiltslcy Hitchcock Hoium Hoium Greg Holt Pam Holt Darryl Holter Sendee Hork Bob Houghtaling Jim Howg Katie Hudson John Hughes Jack Johannes Peter Johansen Bob Huseby Anita Hyde Tom Ireland Bruce Jarnberg Jodie Jensen Mary Jcrmsta Bill Johnson Chris Johnson Clare Jeff Johnson Johnson Julie Johnson Lynda Johnson Mary Anne Johnson Justine Johnson Pam Kathy Janet Pat Linda Shelley Susan Barry- 62 Johnson Johnston Jones Jones Jorgenson Joseph Joyce Kalar Maxes Ronna Judy Roger Sherrie April Roger Barb Kaldor Kamel Karjalahti Karjalahti Kilmer King Kipp Kleist Donald Jim John Ross Bonnie Stanley Jeff Jeanne Klcven Kloct Knapp Kncen Knowles Kohn Kosmoski Kraby Ellen LaVonne Judy Jim Linda John Jim Cheryl Kurtz LaDuke Lane Lange Lapsey Larrivee Larsen Larson Craig Denise Larson Larson Donna Jill Larson Larson Linda Sue Larson Larson Jim Gary La Vi lie LeFevre John Steve Joan Carole Martha Lee Kathy Faye Mayer Mayer McClure McGinness McKeand Mcrtesdorf Meyers Miller Jeff John Linda Frank Sue Anne Jackie Nancy Miller Miller Moe Moore Morgan Morrow Morrow Mortcnson Cathy Phillip Pat Tom Bruce Don Kathy Peggy Murphy Myers Neely Nciman Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nancy Roger David Karen Steve Diana Dan Andrea 64 Nemer Ness Nielsen Noel Nordah! Nordlund Nordskog Norman Mary Sheila Marit Jill Don John Kathryn Nancy Oakes O’Connell Oden Olander Oliver Olson Olson Omlid Steve Karen Olivia Cheryl Scott Mary Greg Jane Ondik Orbcck Oredson Ottoson Patrick Paulson Payne Peck Dalene Dan Pat Barbara Bob Linda Richard Connie Petersen Peterson Phelps Poladian Potter Pratt Preus Rabideau Jim Nancy Reynolds Rhincsmith Jeff Rodmyre Kris Roth Rick Rotsch Rosemary Rykken Christie Saari Anne Mary Janice Rits Rieger Robinson Judy Rosalie Tom Steve Craig Savage Schcidlcr Schrocdl Schwamb Schwender Mike Richard Jeff Jill Steve Mark Mary Joan Selnick Shamp Shaw Shink Silbernagcl Simmons Skoglund Slavin Roberta Kim Sandi Liz Mike Robert John Eve Smiley' Smith Smith Smithburg Somers Sommers Sonderegger Sorensen Eugene Betsy Stcph Bob Kathie Mike Dick Gloria Sorman Spcttigue Stanger Stanley Steele Stewart Sundby Sundell Patricia Bill Anita Joline Dave Kathy Steve Allen 66 Sundell Sutherland Svcnddal Swagger Swanson Swanson Swanson Teeter Allison Sharon Sheila Jon Kay Terry Tom Dave Teeter Theiscn Thcisen Thies Thompson Thompson Tierney Tikal Bill Tilbury Dan Torino Den Totino Andy Tscholl Tom Uttley Sue Vick Paul Virgin Marg Vocdisch Pete Tim Charles Marcia David Joy Waldor Walgren Walters Wattson Weber Webster Candy W edgewood Robert Wellemcycr Bob Patrick Barb Jim Margaret Wennerstrom Westcott Westereng Westcrgreen Wheaton Terry Bert Bruce Gar Marillyn Wikman Williams Williams Willner Wilson Barb Dave Bob John Carol Wold Wylie Yund Zimdars ''uckmarm Bruce Richard Mary Wheeler Whiting Wied SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Glenn Crouse Steve McMurtry Bill O'Malley John Ryan Sue Tomlinson 67 HI UomUMmuM} 1962 71 Rt tui C wboijS Homecoming morning dawned cold and sleety. There were many frozen fingers as the field decorations were put up. But, the school atmosphere was warm and expectant during all the last minute dither. Thanks to the excellent job done by co-chairmen Kay Ptashne and Rich Frandeen, many commented that this year’s Homecoming was one of the best ever. The drums beat softly as Queen Margi walked in and out among the five princesses. At last she paused behind perky, petite Patty Jo Patka and crowned her the 1962 Homecoming Queen. Patty Jo then ascended her throne, not without shedding a few happy tears, amidst resounding cheers. The entertainment began with such memorable acts as 'The Homecoming Hater, How the West was Won,” The Two Wallflowers,” and a comedy dialogue by Linda Mate)’ and Mr. Inglcbret. There were also polished performances by the Continentals and the Indianettes. Screams of laughter accompanied t h e professional ballet performed by the teachers. Then the coronation procession was escorted down to the field for a snowy, disappointing loss to West by one point. That night, students and alumni returned to school for the dance which was a fitting climax to an exciting day. 73 QpjdOJv The presidential convention was called together on Wednesday night, October 17, in the auditorium. The battle for votes was destined to be long and hard, as authorities from opposing sides conceded that both candidates were equally well qualified. As convention night cheering, cake-baking and poster-making ended, many seniors still were not able to make up their minds. Early the next morning, the final hour of rallying, skits, and speech-making took place . . . and then the final vote! Michael tried to row the boat ashore, but with a flash of his purple cape, the Big G” (which stands for George) appeared and won the election by a close six votes. The class rallied behind President George in an effort to make the class of '63 easy to remember. 74 yDOAiT LIT Mo Do PaTc i GAL SC a S SuJ O- O U A lMWM r 1 K'lKi t K.myy Qouifo HowfautS After several weeks of scheming and designing, the Southwest girls finally chose their dates for the November 16 Sadie Hawkins Dance. Daisy Maes showed up in all colors, dragging shy Li'l Abners by the hand. The marriage line stretched out across the auditorium, as starry-eyed girls and nervous boys took turns at the altar. With Mr. Adam’s ’ tactful” comments they were soon put at ease, and each blushing bride received a kiss. Always a success, the dance this year was one of the wildest ever. 75 Uagto The last hectic week before vacation was climaxed with a bit of Midwinter Magic,” a theme nicely carried out by the juniors on the evening of December 21. It was indeed magic as tired Southwest students suddenly blossomed out in a dreamy atmosphere of blue lights and silver stars. Each boy found his Christmas stocking on the wall with a special message to Santa Claus. (Santa must have had a sleigh full of girls this year.) 76 Cupid's ParLadifo Muffy Hursh, Sue Barry, Sandy McKenzie, Jane Hamilton, Sue Fournier. Cupid’s aim must have been good the night of February 9, 1963. Couples danced dreamily in a red, white and pink theme of ’’Cupid’s Paradise.” The spotlight was on each of the five Queen candidates as their dates escorted them to the stage. Senior Class President George Podolsky performed the ceremonies in which Sandy McKenzie was crowned the 1963 Sweetheart Queen. 77 You CcMy tTokto It With You ' DU cfal by IA.I S Donahue CAST: Penelope Sycamore ..... Nancy Byers Essie ............. Patti Haaiand Rheba ........... Barbara Del Dotto Paul.......................Gary Elo Air. DePinna Norman Sanders Ed ................ David Grossman Donald ... Mel Larson Martin Vandcrhof ...... Ric Raymond Alice ................ Leslie Mandel Henderson ............. Mark Jensen Tony Kirby .......... Kurt Wicd Boris Kolenkhov ..... A1 Thompson Gay Wellington .. Diane Nelson Air. Kirby .......... Jim Nathanson Mrs. Kirby......Mar)1 Lynn Almquist Three Men .............. Roger Scmpcl Doran Gerstcin Charles Newman Olga ................... Maria Scifoni Student Directors ....... Sue Fournier Muriel McConnell 78 You Can’t Take It With You was the title and theme of the hilarious play presented by the seniors. The tryouts, held in the Speech Lab, were a source of amusement and frustration for everyone involved. The daily rehearsals began immediately after the announcement of the cast and continued right up to the night of the performance. What went on at the rehearsals and behind the scenes is known only to the cast and Miss Donahue—memories such as trying to utter lines through a mouthful of pretzels, trying to get Diane in the right mood to play the drunken actress, signing the backdrop, someone kicking over the glass vase during the performance, and leading man sucking a lemon between acts on final night. The play was a success, and a rewarding experience for all who contributed their time and effort to it. 79 The cheerleaders practiced all summer to represent our school cheering section, and frequently spiced up the customary cheers with new arrangements. For the first time in many years, two boys were added to the squad. Another innovation was the appearance of the cheerleaders at baseball and track meets in new uniforms. The) also introduced the firewater jug competition between the senior high classes to get a louder and better cheering response from the student body. Mrs. Thiel was the cheerleader's advisor. TOP: Carol Williams. MIDDLE: Allison Teeter, Sue Billingsley, Nancy Connolly. BOTTOM: Barb DelDotto, Mark Hillerns, Denny Johnson, Janet Jones. ALTERNATES: Jean Stevens, Jeanne Zim-dars. 82 KNEELING: Roberta Stein, Diana Anderson. Marcia Wattson, Jane Malen, Julie Burglund, Jeanne Zimdars, Cathy Merrick, Ann Holden, Barb Carlson. STANDING: Diane Wedge, Sue Hellebrant, Pat Neely, Roberta Smiley, Jean Stevens, Cathy Murphy, Jane Hamilton, Tody Benham, Judy Savage. Finish kicking lines, girls!” This familiar cry echoes in the gym when our newly-formed precision dance group, the Indianettes, practice under Mrs. Fran Libby, choreographer. Mrs. Frcn-chic Rogers is faculty advisor. The Indianettes are a closely-knit, self-governing group under Captain Diana Anderson, Secretary Julie Burglund, Treasurer Barb Carlson, and Scrgcant-at-Arms Jean Stevens. To raise money for their lessons and costumes, the girls sold doughnuts and calendars, and sponsored the Wagipompompowpow” dance March 15. This year they have been seen dancing at football and basketball games, in auditorium programs, at concerts, and on television. 83 Etoibail Posstag Ctubbcvuv AxvJk Qouikuti b SCORES SW OPPONENT 6 7 Marshall 25 20 Roosevelt 20 0 Vocational 14 6 South 13 7 Albert Lea 7 19 Central 2 6 West 26 7 North CO-CAPTAINS PETE GIRARD AND STEVE BAUMAN During their summer practice at Linden Hills, the Southwest team, led by seven senior lettermen, thought only of vindicating the humiliating defeats which Washburn had handed them in the last tw-o years. Although the team played Washburn to a 0-0 tic, in the furious 12 minutes of the Preview quarter, its members sustained a number of major and minor injuries which set them up for an opening upset. This ironic situation of upset following major victor)' again occurred after the Albert Lea game. FRONT ROW: B. Stone, T. Clinton. J. Stallman, J. Anderson, J. Kosmos, T. Vandcrhyde, D. Anderson, J. Boyer, J. Luhman, D. Pollock. ROW 2: W. Dougherty—Assistant Manager, D. Tucting, M. Larson, J. Carlson, S. Bauman— Co-Captain, P. Girard—Co-Captain, A. Weiss, J. Erdmann, D. Peterson. B. Gilfillan, J. Schlasner—Manager, D. Best—Manager. ROW 3: C. Colchour, S. Ruff, K. Wied, D. Lienke, E. Kurtz, B. Gammell, B. Johnson, M. Bender, D. Woods, J. Ploog. ROW 4: V. Grcenstein, D. Hasty, J. Peterson. C. Lieb, G. LaLonde, D. Nelson, D. Hamilton, S. Theros, N. Smaby, D. Weaver. KNEELING: Head Coach Art Fredrickson, Dave Peterson. STANDING: Lint Levin, Walt Williams, Norm Johnson. The offensive unit epitomized the 1963 team. Composed of five juniors and seven seniors, the team, led by uarterback Corey Coichour, ran from a half a dozen ivergent formations enabling the appropriate attack against varied defenses. The ground game ran smoothly behind the consistent and powerful blocking of wing-back Bob Gammell and tackles Pete Girard and Erwin Kurtz. And, as always at Southwest, the speed and agility with which the guards executed their trap blocking was a key factor in the running attack. Following the Marshall upset due to inexperience, the high-point game of the season came at Roosevelt where an offensive dual between Bob Slavik of Roosevelt and Denny Anderson found the latter victorious with three touchdown tallies. Anderson went on to be a leading scorer by mid-season until his broken leg at Albert Lea blunted the offensive attack for the remainder of the year. Likewise the interior line was plagued with injuries and Southwest lacking experienced depth for the ground game, often went to the air in crucial situations. The pinpoint passing of Coichour coupled with the artful deception of end Steve Ruff made Southwest’s an explosive offense. With seven interior linemen returning for the 196-1 team. Southwest hopes for the long-awaited city championship. LINE: Right End—Doug Hamilton, Right Tackle—Pete Girard, Right Guard—Steve Bauman, Center—Dave Weaver, Left Guard—Dan Hasty, Left Tackle—Erwin Kurtz, Left End—Steve Ruff. BACKFIELD: Slot Back—Bob Gammell, Fullback— Vic Greenstcin, Quarterback—Corey Colehour, Halfback—Denny Anderson. Denny gets five against Voc. Grcenstein rambles against South. Corey goes around end for ten. 85 LINE: Jeff Peterson, Jeff Erdmann. Bruce Gilfillan, Pete Girard. Doug Tueting. LINEBACKERS: Charlie Licb, Steve Bau-man. Bob Gammell. DEFENSIVE BACKS: Spero Thcros, Denny Anderson. Nick Smaby. Coach Fredrickson believes a good defense will never lose a game. With this in mind, line coach Dave Peterson, by a combination of perspiration and inspiration, formed the defense into a closely knit and consistently scrappy unit. ‘Although they warmed-up slowly to midseason, the defense held the strong rushing teams of South, Albert Lea, and West to one touchdown or less. Overall, the team stopped six of its eight opponents at the same score. With the exception, of two games early in the season, the Southwest defense never allowed more than two first downs in the second half. While the defense players provided the only solace in the Southwest Homecoming game by scoring a safety, their finest performance was the costly Albert Lea victory. They held the Big Eight Conference title contender to seven points at their own homecoming. The net score result of the season was Southwest scoring 114 points to 72 for the opposition. 86 The defensive line rushes well against Central s punter. OopliOHifM FooibcM FRONT ROW: J. Reynolds, M. Christianson, B. Summers. P. Fischer. M. Campbell, C. Burroughs, G. Almquist, P. Johansen, M. Nelson, D. Weber. ROW 2: B. Tilbury’, T. Cain. B. Jarnberg, L. Dean. T. Thompson, B. Pfau, J. Goldstein, S. Silbcr-nagel. P. Enstad. D. Holtcr. C. Schwender. ROW 3: Coach W. Williams. B. Shelstad, G. Anderson, D. Whiting, D. Renslow, S. Carow, P. Virgin, G. Payne, B. Berg, D. Giles. J. Mayer, Coach L. Levin. ROW 4: J. Lang, .D. Caspersen, J. Deason, B. Enstad G. Holt, R. Davies, B. Prcus. P. Lerum. B. Esenstcn. M. Bender. A. Teeter. 87 OiMS Cocuifoy C.C. VARSITY COLUMN 1: J. Johnson, Captain. G. Podolsky. COLUMN 2: R. Raymond. D. Oliver, B. Weigel. COLUMN 3: Coach A. Halley, B. Anderson, R. Rotsch. With all seven starters of last year's cross country team graduating, the chances of Southwest producing a winning team appeared slight. But, coached by A1 Halley, led by George Podolsky, and paced by Bob Weigel, the team worked very hard to become the finest State Champions in Southwest’s history. The most surprising improvement, of course, was shown by Bob Weigel who ran two or three times daily the entire summer to cover over 1,000 miles by fall. In his first performance of the year, Weigel ran the 8:48, the same time which he ran later in the year to win State Champion. Brian Anderson, also surprising, bested all previous Southwest harriers and nearly defeated St. Louis Park’s John Valentine with his 8:53 effort while placing third in the State Meet. Rick Rotsch, Don Oliver, and Ric Raymond showed marked improvement from the previous season under the invaluable leadership of Captain George Podolsky. It is needlessly repeated that cross country has become a tradition at Southwest. This tradition, one of sacrifice and work, was never better demonstrated by any cross country team. Cm� s$ Counfay TtCMi 9tk State Ttffe FRONT ROW: R. Knapp. M. Flcshcr, P. Hale, B. Anderson, R. Rotsch. D. Oliver, B. Weigel, G. Podolsky. R. Raymond. J. Johnson. ROW 2: A. Leighton. D. Weigel, C. Severson. R. Meneses. D. Donahoo, T. Wallin, R. Fuller, J. Wescott, R. Frandccn. ROW 3: B. Wheeler. A. Raymond, T. Ireland. L. Thiel. D. Tikal, P. Campbell, J. Solsvig. J. Weste-green, M. Thorstenson, B. Wheeler, D. Hale. B. Johnson. Captain GEORGE PODOLSKY Best Time: 9:12 State Champion BOB WEIGEL Best Time: 8:48 BRIAN ANDERSON Best Time: 8:53 The team gets ready to run the City meet. Captain George Podolsky accepts the trophy for the City Championship. RICK ROTSCH Best Time: 9:07 DON OLIVER Best Time: 9:08 RIC RAYMOND Best Time: 9:08 89 Basked iffi Cty PowWs Leads U Uuu tcj Team Co-Captains Corey Colt-hour and Steve Ruff The 1962-63 basketball season began with the team's annual Thanksgiving trip to southern Minnesota, where they played Pipestone and Worthington, and finished with one win and one loss. Their first two conference games resulted in wins over West and Vocational. In a non-conference game the same week, Corey Colehour scored a field goal with seven seconds to play, to give Southwest a 51-50 victor)1 over Minnehaha Academy. The team's next game was a loss to the undefeated city champion. North. Following this loss, the squad defeated Marshall, and then lost to a strong South team. Central proved the year's most exciting game with Colehour again providing the winning margin by scoring eight points in the last two minutes to total 24. Steve Ruff tallied 17 in his finest performance to help the team edge the future District Champions 54-53. In their last five scheduled games, the Indians defeated Henry, Edison and Washburn, while losing to Roosevelt and Howard Lake. The record of seven wins and three losses in conference play enabled Southwest to share a tic for second place in the city. In the first game of the District, the Indians lost again to Roosevelt, to end their season. 90 KNEELING: Coach Walt Williams. STANDING: D. Donahoo, P. Lerum, C. Colehour, S. Ruff, R. Ordahl, B. Gammed, B. Johnson, D. Hamilton, R. Fuller, N. Smaby, B. Fox, C. Lieb, J. Peterson. V. Grcenstcin, C. Busa. 91 SCORES V OPPONENT '' 48 Pipestone 50 Worthington 35 New Ulm 38 West 55 Winona 50 MTwha. Acad. 33 Vocational 2 1 Farmington 57 North 45 Marshall S V OPPONENT •II 51 South 5-1 53 Central 41 43 HowanMBIc. 53 50 Henry 50 -I I Edison 39 66 Roosevelt 58 56 Washburn Sub-District 52 71 Roosevelt OophotnOM BoskeibcM 92 KNEELING:' D. Kurvers, J. Johnson, G. Payne, J. Hcgg, L. Dean, G Swanson. STANDING: T. Dalton, B. Kalar, G. Franzen, T. Deinema, T. DelDotto, B. Wennerstrom, Coach G. Wolff. Puckst iS B uM (pt PutuM Qu XMS This year’s hockey squad was composed completely of sophomores and juniors, a fact which probably accounted for its mediocre record of seven wins, ten losses, and two tics. Coached by personable Dave Peterson and led by Captain Denny Anderson, the team improved steadily during the season, and must be considered a strong title contender for next year. The pucksters began their season by losing to a scrappy Minnetonka team on Thanksgiving, 3-2. During Christmas vacation they journeyed to northern Minnesota where they lost to two strong Range teams, Eveleth and Hibbing. Returning home, the team began its conference season by defeating Edison, North, and Vocational, and then tying a strong West team, 3-3. The team then lost to Henry and Marshall and defeated South. The game with our arch-rival Washburn ended in a tic. But the Millers had to score in the last minute to gain the 3-3 deadlock. Warming up for the Roosevelt game, the team bombed the Central goalie posting an 11-1 victor)'. The game with the Teddies was a different story, as the Indians lost the conference finale 6-0. In other non-conference games, Southwest lost to strong teams from White Bear, South St. Paul, and De La Salle, and defeated St. Paul Central. In the District Tournament the Indians beat Henry and repeated their loss to Roosevelt. It was a successful conference season and the team is now looking forward to next year and the City Title. Captain Denny Anderson and Coach Dave Peterson Coach Dave Peterson. B. Coleman, D. Caspcrsen. D. Woods. D. Nelson, J. Lynne. S. Carow, D. Weaver, J. Stanley, J. Luhman, R. Rotsch, Captain D. Anderson, J. Schlasner, T. Browning, B. Thompson, M. Flesher, A. Leighton, T. Vanderhyde, J. Drogue—Manager. 93 Captain Denny Anderson and goalie Dave Weaver led the hockey team to its fine season record. Denny played well after recovering from his injury and was named to the All-District team. Dave was one of the finest young goaltenders in the metropolitan area and was named to the second All-City team. Both Dave and Denny will again play an important part in next year’s title quest. 94 SW OPPONENT 3 0 Edison 3 2 North 3 3 West 11 0 Vocational I 2 Henry 4 1 South 2 5 Marshall 3 3 Washburn 11 I Central 0 6 Roosevelt SCORES SW OPPONENT 0 6 White Bear 1 6 Hibbing 3 5 Evelcth 2 3 Minnetonka 1 3 So. St. Paul 4 2 St. Paul Cent. 2 1 Dc LaSalle Sub-District 5 3 Henry 2 6 Roosevelt f-fock j KNEELING: B. Summers, B. Jarnberg, R. Graham, M. Gould. STANDING: Coach Larry Larson, M. Campbell, R. Hanson, T. Sundby, D. Holter, P. Johansen. 95 Tcutkm Total 43 Qbuu U Wins The nine wins posted in this year’s conference dual meets brought Southwest's four year total to 43 consecutive conference victories. After working hard through Christmas Vacation the swimmers didn’t receive a genuine test until the Roosevelt meet where the)1 defeated the consistently powerful team coached by Toi Jambcck. Improvement by backstrokcrs Bruce Enstad and Jamie Fagrelius and breaststroker Frank Mann added key points for Southwest victories in succeeding weeks during the Washburn and Twin City Meets. Graduated butterflyer Harry Woodward created a vacancy intermittently filled by Frandccn, Erdmann, Dwyer, and Schwcnder. But the two former swimmers found their fortes in the freestyle. The most improvement during the season was shown by distance men Rob Thiel and Skip Weigel, who both improved 20 seconds over their best times of last year. With seven lettermen graduating, the perpetuation of South-west’s prowess lies with underclassmen led by next year’s captain, Jeff Erdmann. FRONT ROW: Manager B. Foclker. J. Erdmann, D. Weigel, P. Bergstrom. P. Steen, D. Johnson, C. Schwcnder, T. Ireland. Coach Roger Anderson' ROW 2: S. Crandall. J. Fine, C. Davies, T. Guthrie. J. Anderson, J. Erdmann, J. Fagrelius, P. Chuchel. ROW 3: F. Mann. S. Fredrickson, J. Robinson, J. I.und, G. Holmes, B. Enstad. ROW 4: P. Ford, J. Dwyer, S. Knapp, B. 96 I hiel, R. Frandccn. D. 'Fueling, R. Knapp. B. Weigel. SCORES sw OPPONENT 76 20 South 73 23 Henry 76 29 West 74 27 Vocational 68 37 Central 61 43 Roosevelt 69 36 North 65 40 Edison 59 46 Washburn 36 59 Austin 66 29 Winona 69 29 U-High 29 66 Edina 48 47 St. Paul Cent. DISTRICT 17 54 46 Roosevelt Captain Rich Frandcen and Coach Roger Anderson PAT FORD Showing marked improvement in his last year of diving, Pat climaxed three undefeated years of city competition by placing fourth in the State Meet. RICH FRANDEEN Rich Frandeen is the finest swimmer in Southwest's history having swum times of 4:15 and 1:58 in the -100 and 200 yard freestyle. He has also swum other individual events and relays. His character and leadership have been paramount to Southwest’s success in swimming. ROB THIEL and SKIP WEIGEL Rob and Skip have swum together for three years. In the 400 they have done times of 4:48 and 4:33 respectively. In the 200 they have done 2:07 and 2:06. In the city meet they teamed up to divide first and second places equally in these events. JEFF ERDMANN Jeff has become the fastest sprinter in the city conference. He has taken three City Championships in two years and placed in the State Meet in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle with times of 23.6 and 52.5. 97 GuXjpfJlM Guth Uv Vlsbddb This year’s wrestling team was certainly the best and most successful in Southwest’s short history of wrestling. The team was able to compile a fine record of eight wins and five losses against some very fine competition. The westlcrs began their season by whipping a strong Washburn team, 29 21. This was the first time that an Indian squad had defeated the Millers in wrestling. The squad was able to defeat their next three opponents, South, Henry, and Vocational, before losing their first match to a strong West team. The next week, the grapplers lost to the eventual City and District Champions, Marshall, in a thrilling 24-23 match. Following this near upset, the team defeated Central, Edison, and North, before losing their final conference match to an always-strong Roosevelt team. In non-conference matches, the team lost to two strong teams. Golden Valley and Bcnilde. The high point of the season occurred when Mayo’s Maulers” finished second in the District 17 Meet behind Marshall. In this meet, Co-Captains Chum Miller and Dan Sholl, along with Dan Hasty, won individual championships. Steve Bauman, the undefeated City' Champion at 154 pounds, was stunned in his championship match, and lost to a boy from West whom he had beaten 14-0 during the regular season. This year’s seniors will leave a big gap in next year’s squad, but Coach Mayo’s leadership and some fine underclassmen should overcome this obstacle. Co-Captains Chum Miller and Dan Sholl SCORES sw OPPONENT SW OPPONENT 29 21 Washburn 55 5 Central 32 15 South 34 14 Edison 32 15 Henry 38 10 North 26 22 Vocational 20 23 Roosevelt 28 28 West 25 28 Golden Valley 23 24 Marshall 8 37 Bcnilde in I! BiffIII 98 KNEELING: Manager B. Peterson, M. Hyde, T. Alexander, R. Perlich, J. Sondercgger, C. Miller, D. Sholl, L. Churchill, R. Cohen. J. Powers, B. Wurtz, T. Arnold, M. Barrett. STANDING: Coach H. Mayo, G. Payton, R. Davies, B. Davies, B. Gilfilhn, J. Long, L. Most, D. Hasty, S. Bauman, T. Thompson, B. Kaasa, P. Moen, Assistant Coach D. Johnson. A-SQUAD KNEELING: Manager B. Peterson. 95—J. Sondcregger, 103—T. Arnold. 112—B. Wurtz, 120—J. Powers, 127—C. Miller, 135—J. Long. STANDING: Assistant Coach Dale Johnson. 138—D. Sholl, 145—D. Hasty, 154-—S. Bauman, 165—L. Most, 175—B. Gilfillan, HWY.—G. Payton. Coach Horace Mayo. Track £foa tcj uv cuiul Ufetgtcfe Coach Rod Anfcnson with Co-Captains Rich Frandccn and Bob Weigel. Affable Rod Anfcnson of St. Cloud State began his first year as track coach at Southwest replacing punctilious A1 Halley. Many members of the track team ran outside during the winter months in preparation for March first, when the coach begins working with the athletes at the University of Minnesota Field House. The first significant meet of the year is the Metropolitan Indoor Meet, held in the Field House in early April. Southwest, along with Minneapolis Central and St. Paul Central have been the strong contenders for this title. After this meet it is usually many weeks before conditions are such that the athletes can equal their best indoor times outdoors. Then, with warmer days and a firmer track available, work-outs take on a methodical nature, consummating with the Washburn dual, City, and State meets. During the summer months there are open meets and marathon races in which many of the athletes compete. In past years Southwest has generally been strong in distance and weight events and weak in the sprint and field events. This year will probably prove no exception. Wcightman Mike Bender has already proven himself equal to the best in the city. FRONT ROW: B. Weigel, G. Podolsky, D. Anderson, T. Wallin, R. Raymond. R. Frandccn. M. Bender, B. Anderson, D. Oliver, N. Smaby. ROW 2: R. Rotsch, M. Flesher, T. Dahlen, J. Ploog, D. Caspersen, S. Theros, P. Hale, R. Knapp, D. Pollock. J. Johnson. ROW 3: B. Bonneville, D. Klcven, D. Hamilton, P. Virgin, A. Leighton. ROW 4: G. Edwards, J. Sigel, D. Harthan, B. Tilbury, C. Severson. Along with Rich Frandeen, lie could win many points for Southwest in the shot and discus. The State Championship Cross Country team will contribute milers George Podolsky, Skip Weigel, and Brian Anderson, and half-milcr Don Oliver, along with other excellent distance runners to the 1963 track team. The sprint and field events must be handled largely by underclassmen. So, if A1 Halley’s belief that a city track team needs good seniors to win, Southwest will probably lose points in these events. Track, as is cross country', is always strong at Southwest. In his first year as head coach, Rod Anfenson and this year’s team will uphold the tradition. 101 Baseball Qpju ycS Leo lTdh Quest Returning seniors Corey Colehour, Steve Ruff, Larry Altman, and Bob Fox will lead several underclassmen in baseball games this spring. The Ruff-Colehour combination utilized during City and Legion Competition last spring and summer will again work for Southwest. The defensive play of shortstop Bob Fox and Larry Altman will again prove valuable. Southwest does not show the strength in baseball that she does in most sports. But with help from the seniors and underclassmen Boyer, Stallman, Luhman, Vanderhyde, and others, Mr. Adam will work to produce a winning team. Coach Bill Adam offers a few pointers to seniors Lirry Altman, Steve Ruff, and Bob Fox. 102 FRONT ROW: J. Lcschensky, J. Burkhart, I.. Altman, S. Ruff. B. Fox, M. Smutka. ROW 2: D. Elofson, T. Vanderhyde. J. Boyer, J.'Stallman, J. Luhman, J. Thorstad. D Horner. ROW 3: J. Benson. K. Knutson, G. Jacobson, T. Lewis, J. Lynne, L Stollcr. KNEELING: D. Loewcnson, C. Dahle, J. Sondercgger, T. Tierney, J. Copeland. STANDING: Coach N. Johnson, J. Shaw, M. Hart, H. Malinsky, C. Busa, S. Bancroft. 103 Temtis As in most minor sports, Southwest ranked highly in city tennis competition last year with a 7-3 record. Judd Copeland and Chris Busa, as Co-Captains, must lead the team in their toughest competition against West, Washburn, and Roosevelt again this year. Coach Norm Johnson will work to mold inexperience into a winning team. 04 In his second year as golf coach, Art Fredrickson will have to depend on letterman Jim Patka to lead an inexperienced team. Southwest finished last year’s season with a 7-3 record, showing the typical strength of Southwest’s golf begun under retired Rudy Pedersen. The golf team will face its toughest competition from Roosevelt and North. And with little experience they will probably not fare as well as previous teams. SEATED: D. Best, J. Kosmas, J. Guldberg, J. Patka. STANDING: R. Ordahl, J. Robinson, Coach A. Fredrickson, D. Mayer, T. Wallin. BADMINTON The girls' badminton team shut out all opponents except West to whom the)' lost 5-2. This cost them the city championship and broke a perfect four year record. State champions Andrea Norman and Julie Johnson remained undefeated throughout the season as did Jeanne Zimdars and Diane Crawford. The team entered state competition March 29. FRONT ROW: M. Rotzien. P. Terry. J. Johnson. Mrs. Rogers. ROW 2: J. Teeter, J. Zimdars. A. Norman. ROW 3: V. Long, N. Peterson. ROW 4: B. DelDotto, L. Beardsley. S. Cardinal. SWIMMING Southwest girls placed second in the city this year, losing only to West in the finals held at Northeast Junior High School. Ten girls won places as top scorers in the city. Individual honors for Southwest went to junior Sue Smith. FRONT ROW: S. Ford. Mrs. Thiel, A. Dolan, B. Bruce. ROW 2: B. Spettigue. S. Lieb, V. Holm, D. Hanold. ROW 3: G. Spettigue, J. Sandberg. J. Ramus, B. Williamson. ROW 4: M. Gammell. S. Boddy, J. Teeter, N. Wheeler, J. McClure. ROW 5: D. Spettigue, C Wedge-wood, T. Faus. D. Cain. 104 MIXED DOUBLES BADMINTON Once again this year, as in the past several years, the Southwest players made a strong showing in the City meet. Mar)' Rotzicn and Mike Hart were City champions, while Nancy Ncstegard and Judd Copeland finished second. This marked the second consecutive year that Southwest teams have finished in this order. The competition was thought to be a lot of fun by all those who competed. SEATED: M. Rotzicn. N. Peterson. J. Zinulars. A. Norman, B. DelDotto. STANDING: M. Hart. R. VanDoren, D. Harvey, D. I.ocwenson, D. Ekstrand. GOLF This season the girls golf team will invade Meadowbrook. The whole team has hopes of improving its standings over last year. The returning players will do all they can to help the prospective winners improve their games and take the city championship. Jeanne Zimdars, Janet Jones. Sarah Lawrence, Sue Kretschmer. Linda Ertsgaard. TENNIS Mrs. Rogers feels that if the team can beat Washburn, they may very likely take the District Championship. There are seven players returning to the team, four of whom arc seniors. Mrs. Rogers is already looking for underclassmen to fill the vacancies which will be left after graduation. SEATED: N. Nehls, P. Terry. J. Johnson. A. Norman. STANDING: M. Rotzicn. N. Peterson. Mrs. Rogers. B. DelDotto, J. Sandberg. 105 A GefeC' C xmci FRONT ROW: Steve Bauman, George Podolsky, Bob Weigel, Chris Busa. ROW 2: Rod Anfenson, Denny Anderson, Judd Copeland, Pete Girard, Roger Anderson. ROW 3: Steve Ruff, Corey Colehour, Rich Frandeen. ROW 4: Dave Peterson, Walt Williams, Norm Johnson. ROW 5: Meyers Peterson, Art Fredrickson. Man-Bjorlin, Al Halley. C“CJU FRONT ROW: R. Frandeen, C. Colehour, S. Bauman, B. Thiel, S. Knapp, B. Gammell S. Ruff. ROW 2: T. Clinton, M. Flcshcr. J. Schlasncr, J. Luhman, D. Anderson, L. Altman. J. Copeland, J. Powers. ROW 3: R. Knapp, D. Johnson. R. Rotsch, J. Dwyer, J. Erdmann, C. Miller, D. Sholl, B. Dougherty. ROW 4: J. Johnson, V. Greenstcin, D. Hasty, B. Anderson, C. Busa. D. Oliver, P. Hale ROW 5: B. Davies. B. Gilfillan, M. Smutka, G. Podolsky. D. Allen, J. Peterson, D. Weaver, C. Lieb. ROW 6: S. Theros, B. Coleman, D. Best, J. Patka, N. Smaby, M. Bender, P. Girard. Some boys, and their mothers, spend the whole season awaiting the day they will receive their letter in front of the student body. But to other athletes and most coaches it's a different story. All freshmen anxiously awaiting the thrill'' of that first letter . . . take a look! Nostalgia spelled backwards is boredom. Auhhh. George . . . you say the sweetest things. Tuck in your shirt, Gammcli! Don’t bother me now, Weigel! Win ken. Blinkcn, and Nod. Thanks, fellas! I owe it all to bee germ and wheat honey er, oil . . . 109 Qtujdtoi CoutoC FRONT ROW: Carole Ucko, Kay Ptashne, Toni Bunker. Doug Tucting, Mike Smutka, George Podolsky, Laurie Fowler. ROW 2: Jane Peck, Barb Boyer, Maria Scifoni, Jean Barry, Ann Goughnour, Roberta Stein, Cathy Merrick, Jeff Miller. ROW 3: Sterling Clarren, Pam Johnson, Kathy Bruner, Nancy Nemcr, Jeanne Zimdars, Sally DeVancy, Jay Rovncr. ROW A: Barb DelDotto, Ramiro Mencses, Bill Bonneville, Lynne Richardson, Nancy Ncstegard, Darryl Holter, Steve Bauman, Barb Wold. ROW 5: Dan Hasty, Liz Smithburg, Kathlyn Thompson, Jean Stevens, Don Nelson, Jeff Peterson, Diane Nelson, Jim Nathanson, Dave Casperscn. President Doug Tueting led the Student Council in its first year under the newly amended constitution. The Council’s varied activities included raising money for the payment of our new organ, a contribution to the library, organizing and coordinating major social functions, sponsoring the scrapbook chronicle, and cooperating with the faculty and PTA in their various activities. All-City Representatives George and Denny. President Doug. 112 Officers George. Toni, Doug. Mike. oiZOu Al f-lou o QoCi tij FRONT ROW: Ruth Peterka, Margie Boeck, Mr. Wohlford, Roberta Stein, Nancy Ncstegard, George Podolsky, Toni Bunker, Kay Ptashne. ROW 2: Lois Kattcr, Marilyn Hartill, Mary Conover, Jennifer Johnston, Sue Burton. Roxanne Doerr, Mary Calhoun. ROW 3: Rosemary Lundberg, Jay Rovncr, Mary Lynn Almquist. Lisa Lassila, Nancy Belcher. Karen Engcset. Barb Del Dot to. ROW 4: Muffy Hursh, Molly Smaby, Judd Copeland, Pete Moon, Nancy Clubb, Diane Crawford, Mary Kahn, Karen Hoover. ROW 5: Doug Tucting, Denny Johnson. Denny Anderson, Richard Van Doren, Frank Mann, Jeff Peterson, Jim Nathanson, Mike Smutka. ROW 6: Steve Bancroft. Bennett Davis, Jim Burkhart, David Donahoo, Richard Frandeen, Gary Flo, Jean Stevens. Boys’ omA Ovih' Qtcrib The year officially began for the N.H.S. with the election of George Podolsky as President, Nancy Ncstegard as Vice President, Margie Boeck as Secretary, and Roberta Stein as Treasurer. The first event on their calendar was the induction banquet, welcoming new members intq the Society. Other activities included the Santa Anonymous Drive, a theater party, and spring induction ceremonies. Sponsored by the American Legion and its Auxiliary', Boys’ and Girls’ State arc experiments in government. Fundamentals of state government are learned and representatives enjoy the fellowship of participants from all parts of Minnesota. Toni Bunker, George Podolsky, Mike Smutka, Doug Tucting. 113 A. F.S. A bit of spice was added to the senior class this year with the addition of our foreign exchange students, Maria Scifoni and Ramiro Meneses, who lived with the families of Ruth Peterka and Ric Raymond respectively. They brightened up many conversations with snatches of Italian or Spanish as well as some rather literal but fascinating interpretations of the English language. We have gained great insight into the lives of the peoples of other countries through our friendships with Cicci and Pancho. After spending the summer in Finland, Nancy Nestegard returned with interesting stories of her adopted family, prodigious nourishment, and steaming saunas. Nick Smaby, Jean Stevens, Frank Mann, and Rick VanDorcn arc hopeful that the)1, too, will have experiences abroad to share with Southwest students next year. 114 Quill L SEATED: Molly Smaby. Cindy Larson, Phyllis Jermsta. Jackie Payne, Mrs. Leach, Colleen Carney, Patti Haaland, Sue Fournier. STANDING: Darcy Duncan, Marilyn Hartill, Sunny Coffman, Mary Fitzgerald, Mark Jensen. Sarah Lawrence. Jane Anderson. The Art Guild was established for the first time this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Leach and President Sue Fournier, the club proved to be a rewarding experience for all members. The group was host to a speaker on interior design. The)1 also decorated the school Christmas trees and visited the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The service given by the Red Cross this year was directed toward giving a Christmas party for a settlement house. The group raised money by supervising the annual student-faculty basketball game which was won by the faculty with score of 49-21. RpJy Cams FRONT ROW: Sharon Fink, Ginny Blomgren. Anita Svcnddal. Kathi Grimes. Diana Edwards. ROW 2: Mrs. Dinius, Pam Holt, Gail Peterson. Jennifer Teeter, Sarah Lawrence, Jane Anderson. ROW' 3: Donna Larson, Jeanne Sachlcben ROW 4: Jana Gustafson. Jackie Payne. 115 Aviow 'I promise my copy won't be late next time, was the all too common cry of the Arrow reporters as due day approached. But somehow their deadlines were always successfully met and the staff, led by Editor Kay Ptashne, would celebrate the occasion with the usual publishing day party. During sixth hour one could hear Mrs. Sundin's room buzzing with the latest gossip while the typists kept time to the music on the radio. Our thanks go to the Arrow staff for putting out an interesting and informative paper. EDITORS Diana Anderson. Steve Bauman, Kay Ptashne. Leslie Mandel. Sue Fournier. REPORTERS FRONT ROW: Harriet Kohn, Patty Jo Patka, Carol LaVille, Barb Carlson. ROW 2: Marilyn Goodman, Kitty Rozsa, Peg Carlson, Caro! Harris. Lynne Beardsley. ROW 3: Diane Wedge, Lynda Anderson. Janis Anderson. Nancy Nestegard, Lynne Richardson. SPORTS WRITERS FRONT ROW: Mel Larson. Mark Jensen, Jeanne Zimdars, Larry Altman. Chuck Knigge. ROW 2: Bob Gammcll, Bob Fox, Steve Ruff, Jim Leschcnsky, Dana Allen. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bruce Peterson. Doran Gerstein, Mike Bombach, Brian Johnson, Howard Malinsky. 116 Sixth hour in Mr. McDonough’s room didn’t always find the annual staff members busy doing Annual work. Friendly conversations and spirited arguments, relevant or not to the production of the yearbook, were always in progress. In spite of the resolutions made at the beginning of the year not to put off work until the last minute, many pre-deadline weekends were spent at Toni’s, as pictures were cropped, layouts proportioned, and copy written in an effort to Meet the deadline—or else! The end product is this annual. It was created to be an accurate and complete pictorial history of Southwest High School, 1963. Staff members hope that it records a year that was in all ways a successful and rewarding one to Southwest and its students. Toni Bunker and Mr. Bart McDonough SEATED: Mary Lynn Almquist, Lisa I.assila, Jane Anderson. Molly Smaby. STANDING: Mary Krause, Bennett Davis, Rich Frandeen, Doug Tueting, Sally Schmidt. SEATED: Nancy Eder, Nancy Belcher, Rita Roth. STANDING: Phyllis Jcrmsta, Janet McClure, Linda Ertsgaard. Barbara Marcus. SEATED: Gary Elo, Judd Copeland. STANDING: Bruce Wilson. Pete Moen. 117 BQju Ttl Southwest Blue Tri, under the leadership of President Sue B.irr)% enjoyed another successful year. Represented by Marilyn Goodman and Pam Petersen, who presented The Rivals, Southwest won first place in originality in a city-wide talent contest. Other activities for the year included an Apple-Polishing Tea, a service project helping mentally retarded girls at the Owassa Home, and sponsorship of the best-attended Sweetheart Swing ever! An Easter breakfast held in the spring rounded out the year’s activities. CABINET FRONT ROW: Jean Barry (Treas-urer), Carole Ucko (I.C.C.). ROW 2: Diane Nelson (Chaplain). ROW ): Diane Stupp (Vice President), Sue Fournier (Secretary). ROW «1: Sue Barry (President). ALPHA FRONT ROW: N. Beardslec. P. Petersen, T. Bunker. N. Byers, B. Hartsc, N. Richardson. C. Williams. ROW’ 2: N. Johnson. J. Malen, A. Gou hnour, P. Kouba, S. Anderson, M. Goodman. ROW 3: K. Farnell, N. Eder, J. Stevens, D. Ostrom, S. Barry, L. Larson. T. Benham. DELTA FRONT ROW: M. Anderson, J. Myers. B. Marcus. M. Boeck. ROW 2: M. Krause. J. Holm, G. Peterson. P. Van Scoy. ROW 3: J. Larson. B. Barrett, K. Rozsa, J. Johnston. ROW' •(: M. Saulitis. J. Sandhoff, C. Doyle. ROW' 5: C. Larson. M. Smaby, J. Lowe, S. Byers. GAMMA FRONT ROW': M. Kubitz, P. Patka. P. Haaland. ROW1' 2: S. McKenzie. D. Stupp. P. Terry, S. Richter. ROW 3: J. Holm, S. Carpenter, P. Viet. ROW' 4: B. Dahlbcrg, L. Beardsley. L. Lassila, S. Stanko. ROW' 5: M. Brown, K. Hoover, D. Nelson, D. Crawford. J. Olson. KAPPA FRONT ROW: B. Thompson, J. Gustafson, M. Friedl. ROW 2: B. DclDotto, V. Long. L. Peterson. ROW 3: N. Belcher. S. Rake, N. Peterson. ROW 4: L. Mandel, S. Johnson. M. Calhoun, J. Johnson. ROW 5: K. Stauber, D. Eisenstadt, B. Sanders, D. Dahlberg. OMEGA FRONT ROW: S. Uhlcnkott, S. .Schmidt, S. Lawrence. ROW 2: A. Beck. B. Carlson, R. Lundbcrg, K. Knudson. ROW 3: G. Anderson, S. Jilson, P. Edgecumbe, K. McCormick. ROW 4: M. Hursh, G. Grassland, J. Hamilton. ROW 5: M. McIntyre. R. Docrr, J. Barr) , D. Duncan. ROW 6: A. Healy, S. Hclebrant, L Rood, C. Thordson, N. Berner. SIGMA FRONT ROW: M McConnell. L. Matey. K. Ptashne. ROW 2: K. Engesct, C. Severson, M. Scifoni. ROW 3: N. Green, S. Billingsley, M. Herman. ROW 4: R. Pcterka, J. Anderson, L. Rambo. ROW 5: J. Zimdars, S. Fournier, B. Bcggs. ROW 6: P. Peterson, P. Ward. ROW 7: M. Butts, C. Wise. V. Hanson. THETA FRONT ROW: S. Raschka, C. Ucko, P. Jcrmsta. ROW 2: N. Clubb, J. Flanagan. ROW 3: S. Smith, C. Benson. C. Williams. ROW 4: D. Anderson, C. Harris. ROW 5: S. McKinnon. L. Ertsgaard, C. Larrivee. ROW 6: M. Peterson, L. Richardson. ROW 7: J. Payne, R. Roth. N. Nestcgard. 119 Qllxm Tub I he Silver Iri girls carried on a very interesting service project this year. They took a group of underprivileged children to the circus. Activities for general meetings included such varied things as a pep talk” by Mr. Fredrickson, and beauty tips by a top Danish model. They also turned out in large numbers with their sweethearts” for the joint Blue Tri-Silver Tri Valentine dance held February 9. CABINET FRONT ROW: Karen Sjoquist (Member at Large), Linda Schmidt (Treasurer). ROW 2: Nancy Ncmer (I.C.C.), Sally Bloom (Vice President), Betty Rcuss (Secretary). ROW 3: Carolyn Reeses (President). CHAPTER I FRONT ROW: B. Herman. S. Rovick, V. Wurtz, M. Uttley, C. Ready. ROW 2: J. Robinson, J. Krause. K. Raymond, B. Boyer, P Nichols. ROW 3: C Fitzgerald. C. Colberg. 1.. Van Santcn, P. Sundell. ROW 4: D. Larson, J. McClure, L. Schmidt, T. Gorrie, K. Johnston. ROW 5: P. Chapin, J. Engstrom, G. Sundell, M. Coleman. ROW 6: T. Faus. J. Pollock. B. Larson. 1.. Smithburg, K. Thompson. CHAPTER II FRONT ROW: M. Wheaton. B. Bruce, L. Dworsky, K. Anderson. ROW 2: G. Hclwcg. C. Saari, M. Avery. ROW 3: J. Gast. S. Vick. K. Bjornbcrg. K. Noel. ROW 4: W. Green, L. Lodoen, J. Branham, K. Sanders, S. Lieb. ROW 5: S. Ferguson. S. Swanson, S. Eder, V. Ranger, S. Joseph. CHAPTER III FRONT ROW: S. Kilmer. T. Gordon, J. Fittcrman, A. Phillips, K. Morrow. ROW 2: L. Rambo, K. Sjoquist. A. Norman. M. Duzan, K. Mayer. ROW }: M Floyd, .1 Shink, J. Jensen, P. Erkel, P. Johnson. ROW 4: J. Savage, J. Johnson, L. Sathre, K. Lindcroth, D. Larson. ROW 5: A. King. J. Bcvier. M. Johnson. R. Smiley, J. Kees, V. Lange. 120 CHAFFER VII FRONT ROW: S. Desteian, C. Stenberg, J. Kraby. ROW 2: L. Zollars, C. Slavcn, M. Johnson, P. Holt. ROW 3: M. Cad well, K. Fosicr, P. Nelson, J. Gains-ley. ROW 4: L. Pratt, K. Bruner, A. Teeter, J. Burglund, ROW : I). Spcttigue, P. Pederson, C. Reeves, M. Wicd, S. Miller. CHAPTER IV FRONT ROW: S. Ford, J. Johnson, L. Fowler, C. Larson, K. Sholl. ROW 2: N. Nchls, A. Rits, S. Stanger. B. Nichols, K. Drogue. ROW 3: G. Tucker, M. Voedisch. M. Skoglund, I.. Sathre, L. Macrtcns. ROW 4: A. Mandel, N. Nemer, K. Hudson, C. Murphy, C. Williams. ROW 5: C. Clark. S. Hork, D. Johnson, S. Callaway, C. McGinness. CHAPTER V FRONT ROW: I.. Baker, C. John-son, T. Wikman. J. Jilson. B. Wedge. ROW 2: L. Palmer, S. Van Scoy. C. Peterson. R. Kamel, W. Playman. ROW 3: D. Jensen, D. Allen. M. Van Horn, L. Larson, B. Westcrcng. ROW 4: S. Lester, M. Wattson, M. Davenport, M. Paulson. ROW 5: O. Orcdson. S. Carow, M. Gammell, C. Wedge wood, D. Johnson. CHAPTER VI FRONT ROW: S. Flatz, M. Larsen. K. Armonies, T. Ladin. ROW 2: J. Lane, D. Erickson. G. Rosenberg. ROW 3: E. Guttman, M. Beeson. L, Ewald, M. Hammer. ROW 4: S. Larson. I. Hoium, S. Bennett, M. McKeand. ROW 5: B. Hanson, J. Anderson. E. Kurtz. M. Grierson. M. Kaldor. CHAPTER VIII FRONT ROW: M. John-son. B. Anderson, K. Greer. P. Dahl, S. Bloom. ROW 2: J. Peck, S. Condit, C. DeVaney, J. Berg. ROW 3: C. Altemose, J. Benson, S. Swenson, S. Sweeny, S. Wedge-wood. ROW 4: B. Rien. M. Oden. B. Reuss, T. Broin. ROW 5: V. Dobbins, P. Wer-dick, C. Rabidcan. B. Sweiin. B. Wold. Ul-Y The emphasis was on service and fellowship in Hi-Y this year. The gala event was a semi-formal Santiago Charity Ball held April 6. All of the proceeds went for visual aids for public schools in the club's sister city, Santiago. Other events included an Faster breakfast with the Blue Tri girls and a Hi-Y National Congress at Northfield which fifty metropolitan boys attended. OFFICERS Mark Jensen (Secretary-Treasurer), Jerry Wescott (Chaplain), Dick Clapp (Vice President), Bob Gam-mell (President). SENIOR CHAPTER FRONT ROW: Ramiro Men-eses, Dick Clapp, Mark Jensen, Tom Thill. ROW 2: Jim Leschensky. Bob Pratt, Mike Smutka. ROW 3: Bob Gammcll, Bob Thiel, Corey Colehour, Bob Fox. JUNIOR CHAPTER FRONT ROW: Dick Schrader. Jeff Drogue, Jim Kosmas. Eric Nybcrg, Dick Croft. ROW 2: Reid Diamond, Denny Johnson. Brian Anderson, Dan Hasry, Charley Licb. ROW 3: Jerry Wcscott, Rowland Angvall, Dick Smith, Jeff Robinson, John Sletten. SOPHOMORE CHAFFER FRONT ROW: Steve Ondik, John Larrivce. ROW 2: Tom Schrocdl, Steve Schwamb, Tim Walgren. ROW 3: Dave Wylie, Bill O'Malley, Jim Erhardt, Tom Blcccher. 122 FRONT ROW: Morrow, Myers. Kohn. Schmidt, Gordon, Beggs, Green. ROW 2: M. Anderson. K u b i t z , Schouviller, Smith. Svenddal, Dwor-sky, Omlid. ROW 3: Lester, Gustafson, Hoover, Roth, Barrett, Bjorn-berg. Guilford. ROW 4: Connolly, Werdick. Reed, Perpich, Terry, Kahn. Carlon. ROW 5: J. Johnson, Norman, Holt, Guttman, Bruner, Watt-son, Burglund, Teeter, Nemcr. ROW 6: Doyle. Saulitis, Sandhoff, Butts, Cooke, N. Johnson. Har-till. Long, Lawrence. ROW 7: Fournier, D. Anderson. Wheaton, Reuss, Stangcr, Spettigue, Wold, Cain. Coleman, J. Johnson. ROW 8: Peterson, Healy, Thordson, Clcmcnscn, Stauber. Davenport, Reeves. Bousley, P. Johnson. ROW 9: Stanico, Du Roche, Bak-ken, Willner, Sanders. O'Malley, Theis, Ostrom, Zehringer. Pef CJbuh The emphasis was on bigness in the newly initiated Pep Club. There were about one hundred-fifty girls in the group and their output of pep buttons was equally as immense. The club was the innovation of peppy Patty Jo Patka. FRONT ROW: Larsen, Sandberg. Thompson. Gustafson, Patka, Fowler, Ucko, Richardson. ROW 2: Holm, Mul-holland. Theisen, Voe-disch, Rieger. Skoglund. Dufcan, Kamel, Williams. ROW 3: Johnston, Engle, Carpenter. De-Vancy, Edwards, Stein, Richter. Lundbcrg. ROW 4: Samstad. Petersen, Nolan. Dahlbcrg. Billingsley, Beck, Van Scoy, Holm. ROW 5: McCormick. Hursh, Goughnour, Russell. Barry. Fricdl, Mandel. Viet. C I u b b . ROW 6: Flanagan, Lar-rivee, Kouba, Du Roche, Martin. Calhoun. Malcn, Harris. ROW 7: Rood. F.iscnstadt. H c I e b ra n t. Hamilton. McIntyre. Chrissinger. Dahlbcrg, Coffman ROW 8: Goodman, Sachlebcn, Johnston, Farnell, Murphy, Wied, Jones, DelDotto, Payne. ROW 9: Stevens, Berner, Wise. Bratschi. Grierson, Faus. Hork, S. Johnson, S. Peterson. 123 ■n I-JqHJI H .oiutoi6 FRONT ROW: Bill James, Gary Thomas. Donna LcRoy, Marilyn Goodman, Mr. Halley. ROW 2: Marshall Rader, Luther Wilfrid. Bruce Saunders, Rick Ordahl, John Aslakson, Bill Sachicben. Jim Nathanson, Nick Smaby, Jim Martin, Bennett Davis, Corey Colehour, Gary Jacobson, Jim Powers. LR. Arc you supposed to be the solution or the problem ? quipped Mr. Halley frequently. Lift your chains; look like you belong! With such reminders our hall monitors were kept on their toes in the direction of hall traffic. On the other side of the chain, however, were the pleas of eager students to be allowed ''hall-walking privileges. With as much firm- Dave juul and John ncss as th could mU5tcr- Ha Schlasner were the Monitors kept the halls empty and able assistants of Mr. Suict durinS “ lunch hours' Levin and Mr. Peterson in the lunchroom this year. These two were instrumental in keeping the lunchroom neat and orderly. 124 David Juul, John Schlasner. SEATED: Nancy Byers. Sunny Coffman. FRONT ROW Judy Holm. Alana Beck. Marilyn Pratt, Darlene Filister Sue Allman, Lois Larkin, Peg Edgccumbe, Becky Herman Gwen Anderson, Karen Engeset. ROW 2: Judy Bouslcy Anne Rits, Nancy Nestegard, Mary Conover. Shirley Car dinal, Barb Levine, Lois Balbot, Linda Matey. Gloria Jens void. The junior private secretaries of Southwest arc the tireless office workers. Among the many things they do arc handing out absence slips, working the switchboard, typing, and filing; Llb'uutj Auk SEATED: Muffy Hursh, Carol Harris. STANDING: Emily Engle, Ann Goughnour, Julie Holm, Jane Malcn, Pam Petersen, Linda Matey, Lois Johnston, Doreen Moureer, Anita Hyde, Linda Smith. The library aids’ major duties are to collect fines and check books in and out. Often they arc free to study or just browse. They are kept the most busy by the Jr. High students who go through a whole raft of books in a few days. 125 R(k! Johnson, Mike Karch, Ron Schloer, Mr. Wohlford, John Gardner. Chuck Hefty. John Clark. Jim Erhardt, Paul Steen, Terry Connors, Dan Heaton, Jeff Edsten, Dave Shef-land, Louie Vlancsin. Barry Babcock. VA-C. Many times during the year one could see members of the V.A.C. busily dashing in and out, trundling projectors or rolling reels of film. Under the leadership of Paul Wohlford, the boys made themselves a necessary part of our school organization. Stage Cmmp Dave Swanson, Dave Hiltsley, Andy Erdmann, Jim Erhardt, Fred Allis. Jim Goldstein, Tom Atlas. If you chanced to walk behind stage, you were probably challenged by a strong, husky boy. He would be a member of the stage crew whose job was to move all the backstage equipment and manipulate the lights and curtain for the many auditoriums. 126 Leonard Anderson, Bob Anderson, Steve Bethke, Don Bill, George Kalogerson, Bill Krousc, Tony Wilks. Richard Hale. Indian Inkers” is the nickname given to our Printing Craftsmen's Club. They meet every second and fourth Thursday for such varied activities as printing bookmarks for Bookweek and tablets for teachers, and taking area field trips. This is K0EXL calling CQ. This is the general call used by the Radio Club to contact any shortwave stations in over forty states. By selling book covers this year, the club has been able to purchase a directional antenna which is now located on the roof of the school. Bruce Peterson, Ron Schlocr, Terry Connors, Bill Sutherland, John Gardner, Jim Adams, Mr. Wohlford, Bob Potter, Gar)- Hylard. RcwftO' CM) 127 The Southwest debaters had a surprisingly successful year. The team w a s headed by Mr. Myers who was new to debate coaching. But with co-operation and hard work, the team broke even all year and placed near the middle in the regional tournament at Hopkins. The team will have many returnees and expect a highly competitive season next year. AFFIRMATIVE BOTTOM TO TOP: Boh Na-thanson, Bruce Nathanson, Sterling Clarrcn, Barr)’ Bcrshow, Tcrr ’ Coleman, Tom Lifson. NEGATIVE BOTTOM TO TOP: Doug Jones, Hadley Clarren, Stan Kohn. Bruce Peterson, Andy Erdmann, Gregg Corwin. CWs TfiCUw SITTING: David Benton. Doug Plott STANDING: Richard Johnson, Mike Williams, Ralph Stevens, John Reeves, Steve Adams, Paul Conover, Paul Clabo, Dick King, Peter Peterson. The Chess Team, under the guidance of Mrs. Witherow, meets every Wednesday after school. The players compete among themselves anti read chess books to improve their games. All the boys arc seventh graders, so we can look forward to an experienced team next year. 128 Physical Pducaitiw UtoAfiM Many seniors continued their interest in sports by becoming assistant physical. education teachers. They aided the teachers by taking shower numbers, leading exercises, taking attendance, and becoming slave drivers by making the younger kids run around the gym if the locker room wasn't kept clean. FRONT ROW: Pat Terry, Peg Edgecumbe, Jane Sandberg, Jeanne Zimdars, Kitty Rozsa, Jane Gustafson. ROW 2: Nancy Peterson, Grant Tanner, Shirley Ordinal. Barb Levine, Chum Miller, Barb DelDotto. ROW 3: John Justice, Karol Dickinson, Steve Ruff, Diane Crawford, Rick Tcssari. fliMJMuuiotl Officials FRONT ROW: Jeff Rivers, Richard Cohen (Head Official). ROW 2: Larry Moon, Richard Hale. ROW 3: Jim Alvcrson, Dave Carroll, John Stirratt. Mr. Ford was rightly pleased with his intramural officials who were all ninth graders. Their job was to supervise and direct all after school intramural activities. Before accepting their athletic assignments, the boys had to take a short course in officiating the different sports. 129 pimclv Club FRONT ROW: C. Doyle, V. Cooke, D. Eisenstadt, S. Smith, M. Paulson, M. Davenport, M. Rice, L. Guilford, Miss Nelson. ROW 2: A. Mandel, J. Bcvier, J. Engstrom, J. Branham, S. Larson, C. Samstad, L. Munion, A. Dauphine, J. Zehringcr. ROW 3: R. Rosenfcld, P. Ward, K. Farncll, J. Warp, B. Premack, S. Hork, J. Jones, M. Grierson. ROW 4: G Reeves, T. Faus, J. Payne, M. Larson, M. Davis, R. Wien, B. Kit on, C. Busa. ROW 5: A. Weiss, L. Wilfrid, N. Smaby, J. Lowe, M. Byers, N. Berner. B. Bratsehi. B. Broude, T. I ’ttley. Entrc nous,” si vous voulez voir 1’ Europe, venez au cercle francais. A unc dcs premieres stances, nous avons vu dcs films ct nous avons entendu Maria sur 1 Italie. La haute pointe de 1’ I ctc dc Noel chez Marie Krause. II y avait dcs chansons, une service dc chandellc, et unc scene de la nativite. La chose la plus intfressantc du soir etait 1' arrivee de P£re Nc l qui venait avec dcs bonbons pour tous les bons Sieves francais. FRONT ROW: S. Raschka. C. Williams, J. Lane, T. Ring, B. Marcus, C. Reeves, N. Richardson, C. Ucko, S. Unger-man, J. Myers, K. Anderson. ROW 2: M. Anderson, S. Schmidt, A. Morrow, T. Ladin, M. Krause, R. Petcrka, C. Severson, S. Fink, L Larsen. ROW 3: L. Dworsky, S. Swenson, D. Erickson, M. Voedisch, S. Thcisen, C. Johnson. J. Johnston, K. McCormick, M. Duran. R. Kamel, H. Grune. ROW 4: R. Nord, P. Van Scoy, R. Fischbein, L. Maertens, B. Jenkins. M. Herman, B. Barrett. S. Clcmensen. B. Carlson, L. Lodoen, M Larsen. ROW 5: B. Thompson, S. DcVaney. P. Werdick, M. Hartill, C. Harris, C. Butrick, N. Beardslce, R. Metz, A Mulholland, R. Lundbcrg. ROW 6: R. Stein. D. Edwards, S. Carpenter, N. Belcher. S. Malinsky. (Cicci) parler annee tftait la President Barbara Thompson Vice President...... ......... Terri Faus Secretary-Treasurer Sue Clemensen 130 Club FRONT ROW: C. Wedgewood, T. Broin. M. Smaby, K. Thompson. P. Porter. C. Severson. T. Anderson. M. Wied. ROW 2: R. Van Doren, J. Fine, A Garten. D. Schrader, J. Drogue. D. Froslan, A. Weiss, B. Wilson. ROW 3: Mr. Anderson. B. Stone. L. Stoller, F. Mann. D. Zollars. R. Angvall. M. Jensen. J. Leschcnsky. ROW 4: B. Sachlcben, A. Thompson. D. Best, T. Stokke, M. Binenstock, S. Bancroft, B. Foelker. J. Burkhart. President .............. Richard Mayer Vice President AI Thompson Secretary Jennifer Johnston Treasurer Emily Engle Wie gcwfthnlich haben vielc dcutsch Studcnten in diesem Jahr im Vercin mit einander verbunden. Im Hcrbst wurde Rich Mayer zum Prasidenten gcwahlt. Unscrc Sckratarin war Jennifer Johnston. Unscrc Schatzmeistcrin war Emily Engle. Ein paar Mitglieder haben cine Musikkappcllc wieder veran-staltet. Bei jedcr Vcrsammlung fand man immer Gemutlichkeit. Unscr liebenswurdigcr hochgeehrter Ratgcber war Herr Roger Anderson. FRONT ROW: M. Boeck, E. Engle. M. Johnson, K. Sanders, K. Sjoquist, J. Benson, S Martin, C. Gerdes. ROW 2: K. Mann, L. VanSanten. N. Clubh, D. Nelson, G. Grafsland, K Benson, S. Blake. W. Playman. ROW 3: M. Saulitis, B. Bruce, B. Marcus, M. Oden. J. Johnston, J. Morrow. B. Reuss, E. Guttman. ROW 4: M Wheaton, K Bruner, T. Bonham, R. Janzen, S. Lawrence, K. Knudson, D. Stupp, L Beardsley ROW 5: I.. Katter, B. Jenkins, M. Conover, V. Barnes, P. Barager, N. Wheeler, S. Licb, J. Sachlebcn, J. Pollock. 131 LatUv Club FRONT ROW: M. Greene. D. Spcttigue, L. Freij, N. Nemer, A. Holden. S. Hewitt ROW 2: O. Oredson. B. Bershow, J. Whelp Icy, P. Neely, T. Lifson, B. Wold. ROW 3: J. Shaw, M. Kaldor, B. Rosenberg, D. Page, C. Williams, Miss Williams. ROW 4: L. Gordon. M. Hart, J. Stevens, I. Eisenstadt, B. Bratschi, J. Knapp. Socictas Latina sccunda die Martis omni mense convcnit. Discipuli Latinae linguae iungcrc possunt. Saturnalia cst festum quod Romani ab sexta decima die ante Kalendas Januarias in dccima die ante Kal. Jan. ccle-brabant. Festum natalis dici Christi fere simul accidit. Hoc tempus anni jcntaculo et ludis observamus. Sodales, induti vesti-mentis Romanis, cenam Romanam Maio fruuntor. Eo tempore, ctiam, magistral proximo anno deliguntur. FRONT ROW: R. Stein, S. Clarrcn, C. Merrick. ROW 2: C. Graff. B. Nathanson. ROW 3: J. Fittcrman, J. Sargeant, L. Fowler. ROW 4: M. Avery, J. Johnson, C. Ward. ROW 5: A. Mulholland, J. Anderson, C. Altcmose. R. Schcidlcr. President Sterling Clarrcn Vice President ... Cathy Merrick Secret a r ' .... —.............. Roberta Stein Treasurer--------------------Jean Stevens 132 QfpOiMSh Club FRONT ROW: Miss Holliday, Tana Recce, Ramiro Meneses. Darryl Holler, Marilyn Goodman. ROW 2: Idclle Abrams, Debby Link, Clare Johnson, Kay Bjornberg, Pam Holt. ROW 3: Denise Larson, Vicky Teslin, Dianne Allen. Nan Murray. Gladys Spettigue. Jodie Jensen. ROW 4: Mary Skoglund, Betsy Spettiguc. Sue Joyce, Joanne Sandhoff, Mary Rieger, Julie Holm. ROW 5: Marilyn Fried!, Cathy Murphy, Jim Patka, Judy Jorgensen. Scott'Purdum. Janet Wheaton. President .............. Ramiro Meneses Vice President ........... Darryl Holtcr Secretary .............Marilyn Goodman Treasurer ................... Tana Reece Con Ramiro Meneses como presidente del Cfrculo Espanol, Ios socios aprendieron mucho acerca del Ecuador. A su reuion de Navidad tuvieron una bailadora mcxicana y cambiaron tarjetas dc Navidad con cstudiantes de Santiago. A fines del aRb tuvieron su coleccion para UNESCO y dieron S100 dSlares al colegio Kivukoni en Tanganyika. Tambien fueron a la Casa Coronado para una comida mcxicana, un acontccimiento anual. 133 V CHntibo OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Jane Anderson (Recording Secretary), Vickie Long (Corresponding Secretary), Nancy DuRoche (Sergeant-at-Arms), Toni Bunker (Treasurer). Diane Nelson (Librarian), Carol Williams (Librarian). ROW 2: Mary Krause (Robe Chairman), Chuck Hefty (Business Manager), Steve Bauman (Vice President), Kurt Wicd (Sergeant-at-Arms), Chum Miller (President). FRONT ROW: Bev Bruce, Mary Krause. Maria Scifoni, Nancy Byers. Diane Stupp. Jane Anderson. Diana Edwards, Lois Katter, Barb Dahlberg, Mary Calhoun. ROW 2: Jean Barry, Margaret Taylor. Rosemary Lundberg, Marcia Wattson. Karen Knudson, Margaret Herman. Sue Smith. Jane Malen, Vickie Long. Nancy DuRoche. Mary McIntyre. ROW 3: Tody Benham, Vi Dobbins. Barb DelDotto, Karol Dickenson. Diane Nelson, Kay Thompson. Nancy Eder, Jean Stevens, Joan Lowe, Jim Leschenskv. Tom Uttley. ROW -1: Mike I'leshcr, Dave Grossman. Bill Ellenberger, Denny Anderson, Norman Sanders, Dick Clapp. Chum Miller, Jim Boyer, Eric Nyberg, Mark Hillcrns. Bob Gammell. ROW 5: Steve Bauman. Dick Van Dorcn, Morris Bender, Mike Smutka, Mark Hanson. Chuck Hefty, Dave Best. Ron Henaman, Kurt Wicd. 134 The Senior Choir is certainly one of the busiest organizations in the school. Choir members started the year with the usual frustrating and highly competitive candy sale, and climaxed it with an exciting trip to Chicago. The presentation of the two major concerts at school—the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert—were but one phase of the Choir's activities. In between these were wedged numerous other concerts for various clubs, groups and conventions, a Christmas show televised in color, and many hours of hard work, practice, and fun. SECTION LEADERS FRONT ROW: Margie Boeck (First Tenor). Lois Katter (First Soprano), Mary Lynn Almquist (Second Alto). ROW 2: Lynne Richardson (First Alto), Jim Boyer (Second Bass), Barb Dahlbcrg (Second Soprano). ROW 3: Don Nelson (Second Tenor), Mike Smutka (First Bass). FRONT ROW: Julie Burglund, Marilyn Hartill, Julie Holm, Maribeth Cad well, Suzanne Richter, Marillyn Wilson, Anne Morrow, Laurie Fowler, Jane Peck. Kay Ptashnc, Caro! Williams. ROW 2: Nancy Nemcr, Mary Davenport, Cathy Murphy, Julie Johnson, Phcbe Goulding, Sally DeVaney, Martha Rice, Sue Russell, Jean Baxtresser, Marguerite Avery, Sandy Ungcrman. ROW 3: Don Oliver. Dave Wylie, Bruce Davies, Roberta Smiley, Martha Brown, Lynne Richardson, Francic Johnson, Kathy Nolan, Leslie Mandel, Toni Bunker, Andrea Norman, Margie Boeck. ROW 4: Mike Bender, Jeff Lund, Dale Giles, Don Pollock, Bill Bamc, Dick Schrader, Ramiro Mcneses, Doug Elofson, Don Kraby, Chuck Dahle, Lee Churchill. ROW 5: Bob Thiel, Jay Muralt, Rich Frandecn, Steve Knapp, Ray Olson, John Bristol, Mike Hart, Don Nelson, Jim Adams. 135 FRONT ROW: N. Connolly. J. Brrtnor. J. Kraby. P. Crail. E. Gottman. R. Daily. J. Flanagan. C. Ucko. N. Richardson. ROW 2: S. Peterson. B. Carlaon, N. Green S. Chriatophci M. Petpich. P. Peterson. M. Wheaton. C. LaVille. D. Bruno. ROW 3: N. Clubb. M. Voedisch, C. Reed. M. Rieger. S. Helebrant. N. Omlid. M. McKeand. M. Paulaon. L. Anderaon. P. Viet. ROW 4: R. Johnson. A. Teeter. M. Purrier. S. I.utsey, A. King. J. Sachleben, O. Oredaon. J. Guatafaon. K. Bruner. ROW 3: J. Teeter. R. Maher, M. Butts. C. Thord- son, B. Reuas, L. Rood. D. Ritchie. D. Cain, M. Friedl, K. Hudson. ROW 6: V. Cooke. K. Wollang, C. Reeves, M. Grierson, T. Faus, J. Jorgensen. C. Wedgewood. L. Johnston, P. Adams. £ Gh Oub CAmoil CJbuh FRONT ROW: F. Millet, B. Hermann. C. Altemoae. A. Svenddal. A. Hyde. T. Gordon. J. Sargeant. K. Anderaon. C. Sabart. ROW 2: S. Hollenbeck. K. Greer. K. Johnston. K. Haug. C. Nelson, G. Blomgren, C. Larson. K. Barton. S. Joseph. J. Shink, P. Johnson, J. Jensen. J. Bouslcy. ROW 3: V. Ranger. S. Stanger, M. Oden. C. Sinks. B. Spettiguc. S. Tomlinson. D. Gerstem. T. Tierney. J. Livingston, C Bakken. S Edcr. M. Broberg. J. Larson. J. Whitton. D. Larson. S. Gmthner. ROW 4: R Rykken. C. Clark. T. Broin. M. Wied. M. A. Coleman. C. Dixson. D. Axelson. J. Reynolds. W. Liimatainen, C. Du Roche. L. Moe. A. Holden. C. Samstad. ROW 5: S. Smith. C Ready. I. . LaDuke, S. Jilson. B. Wcstereng. J. Robinson. B. Foischow, D. Berg. J. Drewitz. R. Long. D. Hanold, D. Peterson. B. Boyer. C. Baker. E. Ar lreasen. ROW 6: B. Broude. G. Edwards, W. Edwards. R. Knneen, J. Hegg. J. Lange. G. Bernatz. G. Deason. P. Lerum. T. Christensen. J. Westergreen. B. Doughtery. ROW 7: L. Jensen. W. Mcllgrcn. J. Pastor. J. Kosrooski, R. Davies, D. Bill, B. Huseby, B. Wellemeyer, R. Bradshaw, K. Smith. D. Kirk, S. Patrick. H. Filister. 137 QmujVV BW SEATED: Judd Copeland (Uniform Custodian), Karen Hoover (Secretary-Treasurer). Jim Reynolds (Vice President), Al Thompson (President), Mr. Stoyke. STANDING: Jim Thernell (Business Manager), George Podolsky (Student Conductor). FRONT ROW- Mr. Stoyke, J. Reynolds, K. Lytle, S. Bennett, M. Thorstenson, P. Cohen, C. Colberg. ROW 2: D. Dcchaine, S. Swanson, B. Rein, J. Anderson, J. Miller, D. Clifford, C. Lund, P. Campbell, B. Johnson. ROW 3: T. Anderson, J. Howg, C. Larson, J. Anderson, T. Connors, R. Anderson, J. Rodmyre, B. Gustafson, J. Aslakson, D. Hamilton. ROW 4: S. Adams, J. Myrin, D. Hruby. ROW 5: T. Reep, F. Opie, J. Copeland, K. Linderoth, L. Larkin. 138 The Senior Band can't be beat! They did a good deal of drumbeating and horn-playing themselves at our many pep fests, games, and auditoriums. They also put on performances at Marshall High and Anthony Junior High Schools during the year in addition to their presentation of the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts which were enjoyed by all. DRUM MAJOR AI Thompson FRONT ROW: L. Sathre, K. Hoover, R. Ness. ROW 2: D. Copus. M. Selnick, D. Johnson, S. Boddy, T. DclDotto, K. Steele, J. Thcrnell. ROW 3: P. Chuchcl. D. Froslan, L. Babiracki, P. Hale. T. Dobbs, D. Hanson. D. Kelly, M. Cervin. ROW 4: R. Ohcms, A. Thompson, N. Nchls, D. Tikal, J. Olson, J. Kloet, B. Wurtz, T. Guthrie, B. Romerein, D. Peterson. NINTH GRADE: Linda Winstead. Janet Pollock. Martha Gammcll. Penny Pederson, Judy Benson. Budd Premack. STANDING: JoAnn Jilson. Mar)1 Cervine. Bill Ball. EIGHTH GRADE: Zars Lumclsky, John Herman, Vicky Tilset, Janet Gordon. Claudia Pankuch, Hadley Clarren. STANDING: Doug Jones, Steve Uhlenkott. Cou tcik SEVENTH GRADE: Sara Boddy, Flip Gianos, Dehbic Anderson, Mary Kelly, Vicky Aspenson, Barb Morrison, Jerry DelDotto. Qfou Ltod CouttCt FRONT ROW: Jan Storlie, Leslie Lair. Jim King, Bruce Knowles, Steve Marcus, Chuck Leer. ROW Jenny Bogran, Susy Ford, Kris Anderson, Joyce Larson, Mike Williams, Dodd Lamberton. ROW 3: Marc Haskovitz, Bob Nelson. Sandy Swenson, Julie Gainsley, Rick Lind. Bill Hursh, Nancy Nehls. ROW' 4: Ira Eisenstadt. Bruce Shclstad. Doug Page. Mike Karch, Jerry Schneck, Cindy Coleman. Linda Williams. Gail Rosazyk. HOMEROOM 19 FRONT ROW: Steve Kubitz, Bruce Nathanson. John Priestley, Jeff Nordahl, Janice Anderson, Karen Armonies. ROW 2: Sandra VanScoy. Karen Sjoquist, Jean Martin. Mona Lyon, Jeff Kranitsky. ROW 3: Ken Haug, Mary VanHorn, Ginny Forbord, Bobbie Liebcrman, Tom Alexander, Dick Duggan. ROW 4: Penny Pedersen, Mary Fitzgerald, Jackie Eaves, Kathy Tosicr, Joan Kees. Julie Ramus. ROW 5: Bonnie Larson, Tim Dalton. Tom Peterson, Doug Page, Bob Kitson, Mike Du Roche. NOT PICTL’RED: Anne Dolan. HOMEROOM 29 FRONT ROW: Richard Cohen, Roger Glover, Dean Weigel, Peter Quirt, Holly Blake, Virginia Wurtz, Nancy Nehls. ROW 2: Mickey Thorstenson, John Stiiratt, Sheila Martin, Cynthia Colberg, Lcnore VanSanten, Kathy Raymond. ROW 3: Nancy Kasncr, Karen Mann, Paula Justice, Mary Cervin, Kathy Williams, Barbara Ricn, Gordon Shaw. ROW 4: Susan Swanson, Dale Spettigue, Deanna Johnson, Bill Weber. Tom Anderson. Tony Thompson. ROW 5: Neil Minikus, Douglas Schiburre, David Kurvers, Greg Franzcn, Tom Cain, John Anderson, Robert Ahrens. 143 HOMEROOM 31 FRONT ROW: Mike Pctrick. Jeff Riven, Terry Ring. Marguerite Crail, Steve Mitchcl. ROW 2: John Larson, Donald Dickerson. Steve Busa. Wendy Green. Pam Dahl. Mary Larson. ROW 3: Julie Moore. Nancy Wcfcl, Carolyn Reed. Sherrie Sweeney. Kathy York, John Standish. ROW 4: Mark Haskovitz, Rushford Krouse, Pat Barager, Barbara Brown. Patti Braun, Sally Lieb. ROW 5: Scott Purdum. Tom Dobbs. Bob Kitchen. Jim Bratche, Bill Ball. Bruce Pfau. HOMEROOM 58 FRONT ROW: Michael Lowe. Donna Jozen, Louis Vlanscin. Ron Hume, Tom Arnold, Karin Weil-and. ROW 2: Pamela Dibble. Colleen DeVaney, Sandra Swenson, Judy Benson, Kathy Brunner, Nylene Jensen. ROW 3: Bob Nelson, Martin Hyde. Kenneth Johnson. Phil Bergstrom. Donald Smith. Chuck Burroughs, Richard Perlich. ROW 4: Terry Mueller, Doug Clay, Stephanie Boddy, Connie Peterson, Theodora Jensen. Barbara Swelin. ROW 5: Linda Gustav son, JoAnn Chipha. Suellyn Goldsman, Cheryl Gorrie. Brian Lambie, Craig Swanson. Merrill Davis. NOT PICTURED. Karlecn Roth. 144 HOMEROOM 102 FRONT ROW: Sally Bloom, Ann Phillips, Margaret Uttlcy, Barbara Richter, Gale Fleming. Jean Krause. ROW 2: Judy Svenddal, Linda Lodoen, Deborah Fangmeier, Wendy Benson, Barbara Boyer, Murlane Johnson. Laurel Johnson. ROW 3: Karen Kipp, Gary Hyland, Tom Sundby, Donald Anderson. Norman I.essard, Larry Shada. Wayne Win-terburn. ROW 4: Scott Nelson, Craig Gerdes, Vonda Lange, Martha Gammell, Shelly Malinsky, Susan Ferguson. Bruce Rosenberg. ROW 5: John Warp. Jeff Bretnor. Gregg Almquist, Gene Gellcr, Ira Eiscnstadt. Gary Anderson. Mark Francis. HOMEROOM 103 FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Johnson. Bruce Johnson. Gretchen Helwcg, Colleen Carney. Susy Ford, Becky Dauterman. Tim Smith. ROW 2: Dennis Stock, John Bruner. Mike Rovner. Bill Peterson, Holly Green. Terr)’ Tripp, ROW 3: Terry Ladin, Wendy Playman. Karen Mayer, Barb Jensvold, Carol Slavin, Bonnie Sevanich. ROW 4: Phil Fischer, Becky Williamson, Sandy Miller, Geri Rosenberg. Avis Mandel, Wanda Floyd. ROW 5: Mary Jane Johnson, Barb Hanson, Richard Bleyhl. John Fuller, Dan Heaton. Dave Rcnslow, Budd Premack. NOT PICTl'RED: Jim Alverson. 145 HOMEROOM 105 FRONT ROW: Dave Brown, Mary Lou Johnson, Carole Stcnbcrg, Kcrric Drogue, Cathy Brown, Barbara Anderson. ROW 2: Robert Medaris, Bonnielee Sterric, Dale Willson, Linda Rambo, Mary O'Connell. ROW 3: Linda Zollars, Susan Carow, Sharon Petit. Carol Zehringer. Julie Berg, Tom King. ROW 4: Fred Opie, David Shefland, Steve Anderson, Janet Pollock. Linda Graham. ROW 5: Fred Burns, Lyn Dean. Forrest Harshe, Steve Lorcntson, Ralph Olson. Philip Campbell. NOT PICTURED: Joe Knox, Jerry Schneck. HOMEROOM 201 FRONT ROW: Tom Wheeler. Kathleen Smith, Susan Destcian. Kristin Anderson. Barbara Wedge, Robert Janzen. ROW 2: Robert Anderson. Leonard Anderson. Jim LcSagc, Vicky Tcstin, Sharon Flatz, Barbara Nichols. ROW 3: Carol Graff. Marsha Beeson. Deborah Conklin. Nanc - Drew, Linda Schwcnder, Suzanne Hewitt. ROW 4: Elizabeth Barnes. Susan Condit, Diane Allen, Jo Ann Jilson. Mary Hammer, Lois Macrtens. ROW 5: Mark Nelson. James Whelpley, David Carroll, Mark Powles. Stephen Bcthkc, Douglas Wcirauch, Bruce Shelstad. 146 HOMEROOM 209 FRONT ROW: Owen Parker, Jeff Edsten, Patricia Hall, Karen Sholl. Patsy Nichols. ROW 2: Laurie Palmer, Sandra Harvey, Julie Gainsley, Linda Schmidt. Carolyn Peterson. Mary Wolf. ROW 3: Susan Rovick. Linda Mul-holland, Susan Weinberger, Kathy Sanders. Lee Sathre. Steve Smith. ROW 4: Larry Moon. Wayne Thompson, Linda Winstead, Richard Hale, Susan Wedgewood, Katherine Hallbeck. ROW 5: Dolores Johnson, Patricia Werdick, Lynn Johnson, Anthony Wilkes, Tom Guthrie. Erwin Paulson, Jack Lytle. NOT PICTURED-: Kathryn Morrow, Grace Tucker. 147 HOMEROOM 10 FRONT ROW: Stephanie Murray. Scott Andreasen. Bob Copus, James Christianson. Sally Hale. Vickie Tilscth. Bruce Arnold. ROW 2: Dan Carlson. Carol Broude. Jenny Bogren. Scott Sargent, Joe Stanger, Matt Greenberg. Mike Heaton. ROW 3: Bruce Danielson. Pat McDonald. Lary Livingston. Eloisc Olson, Greg Hawks, Douglas Rood. Penny Jones ROW 1: Kathy Knapp. Cynthia DuVal, Carol Fleming. Richard Steele, Fritz Meili, Greg LaLonde, Cindy Williams. ElCjldlv Qxa k HOMEROOM 15 FRONT ROW: John Grossman. Allan Erickson. Barb Fink. Dave Perry. Darrell Ness. Georgia Smith. ROW 2: Laurie Cobb. Connie Hal pern, Judy Anderson. Connie Orenstien. Jane Jensen. Marsha Engle. ROW 3: Dick Werner, Bob Williams, James Johnson, Carol Carpenter. Alexis Burckhard, Patty Heath. ROW' 4: Virginia Sandhoff, Marg Loud. Sandra Nelson, Janet Lund. Betty Harrison, Bill Hursh. ROW' 5: James Johnson. Julie Friej, John Herman, Dick Essentcn. Ron McKinnon. John Andren, Larry Jones. NOT PICTTRED: Mark Frederickson. 148 HOMEROOM 25 FRONT ROW: Barbara Ploog, Terry Howg, Mark Knutson, Janies Reeves, Robert Fine. Ross Williams. ROW 2: Brian Swing, Bruec Galles, Tom Peterson, Dodd Lambcrton, Tom Licnke. ROW 3: Alan Thiel, Sherrill Utley, Karen Hof Strom, Linda Ostrom, Margaret Muirhcad, Linda Hammer. ROW 4: Jeanne Carlson. Janet Orison. Jill Hanson. Beth Rosenfeld, Frances Burch. ROW 5: Jeff Carolus. Stephen Uhlenkott, Larry Molstad, Sandra Sabart. Linda Williams. Nancy McNaghten. HOMEROOM 27 FRONT ROW: Vicki Goldstein. Janet Kjera. Mark Miller. Joe Premack, Wes Bigelow. ROW 2: Larry Weiss. Keith Hotal, Osey Randall, Valli Preiner, Roger Meredyk. ROW 3: Bruce Knowles, Mike Carls, Mary Sanders, Steve Johannes, April Schwartz. Steve Bergquist. ROW 4: Marshanc Mork, Elaine Douris, Steven Hefty, Margaret Orroll, Pam Wheaton, Leslie Edmonds. ROW 5: Janice Dahle, Ed Willson. Steve Rholl, Robert Copeland, Claudia Pankuch, Sue Kupcho, Garnet Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Leonard Ellis. Patricia Enger, Mark Henkels. 149 HOMEROOM 52 FRONT ROW: Steve Williamson. Mike Barry, Cathy Cox, Thomas Thorsell, Connell Saltzman. ROW 2: Roark Johnson, Alan Raymond. James Harshc, Debbie Orren, Keith Baker, Catic Orr. ROW 3: Janice Breen, Jan Storlie. Merry L'linder, Utc Turrittin, Ronald Bumbera, Barbara Melcher. ROW 4: Nancy Marwin, Cheryl Maloney, Richard Munion, Mike Stone, Hadley Clarrcn, John Smith. ROW 5: Mary DeWerff, Holly Eliason, Nancy Zumberge, Alan Henaman. Bradley Peterson, Thomas Sathre, Mark Jaffec. HOMEROOM 54 FRONT ROW: Mark Kohn, Zane Lumclsky, Ronald Hcctcr, Jim Haaland, Virginia Braddock. ROW 2: Patricia Ranstad. Mary Kraby, Gary Lundbcrg, Janellc Peterson. Susan Armstrong. Bonnie Hartill. ROW 3: Carol Colin, Bob Fails. Bob Coleman, John Sorenson, David Anderson. David Lowe. ROW 4: Susan Johnson, Jon Hoogenakkcr, Kevin Faus. Krcg Kapitan. Julie Moline. Mary Drewitz. ROW 5: Sara Thompson, Sally Stromdahl, Cynthia Coleman, LcRoy Johnson. Greg Widseth, Howard Atkin. NOT PICTURED: John Tanner. 150 HOMEROOM 101 FRONT ROW: David Friedman, Douglas Jones, Dan Hanson, Jennifer Skang. Peggy Savage. ROW 2: Todd Williams, Tom Holland, Jeff Austin, Ted Whitten. Cheryl Baribeau. ROW 3: Laura Kranitsky, Carol Cross. Linda Helme, Rhea Tutlcman, Kim Doelz, James Solsvig. ROW 4: Mark Lorberbaum, Chris Grass, Jim Ricn, Steve Dirnond, Kay Koelker. ROW 5: Diane Carlson, Gail Rosczyk. Jon Gurban, Nancy Bernhagen, Janet Shamp. Nancy-Murphy. HOMEROOM 208 FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Skaug. Dave Schweiberger, Christine Dieringer, Stephanie Wurtz. ROW 2: Milt Sigel. Gerald Oss, Charles Pcttipicce. Paul Jacobsen, Leslie Rivers. ROW 3: Larry Recce, Bill Burns, Katie Gibson, Judith Cohen, Jill Muralt. ROW 4: Janet Gordon, Genevieve Mocn. Lcslcc Cranston, Bob Smutka, Richard Lind. ROW 5: John Teeter, Cheryl Allen, Bill Coppage, Jerry Petit, Terrie Gorric, Robert Poladian. 151 Jtk HOMEROOM 1 FRONT ROW: Christine Oss. Connie Greenberg. Gar)- Fine, Kathy Eddy, Suzanne Becker, Mary Kelley. ROW 2: Susan Otis. Christine Gilliland, Joyce Willner, Tony Kcllen. Raymond Shcfland, Douglas Muirhead. ROW 3: Timothy Holm, Steven Berg. Bob Mikkelson, Leslie Lair. Sammy Byers, Candy Clark. Eric Lyon. ROW 4: Susan Stillc, Marjorie Smith. Betty Moot. Larry Prosser, Bill t’pham, Ralph Perry. ROW 5: Sharon Koclkcr. Gayle Tingvold, Jeffery Elliastm. Larry Karjalahti, Jim Anderson, Rick)- Herman, Vicki Wedgewood. NOT PICTURED: Thomas Raymond. Qevoidh Gto fo HOMEROOM 17 FRONT ROW: Paula Eckland, James Billings, Michele Racn, Homer Benton, Carolyn Bruner, Marlene Harthan. ROW 2: Linda Johnson. Jean Beardsley, Patty Stevenson. Lawrence Schneck, Christopher Farrington, Richard l-adin ROW : Richard Johnson. Steve Willeford, Paul Conover. Sharon Friedman, Pamela Gellcr, Mary Nchls, Suzy Baxtresscr ROW I: Melanie Pease, Jerry DelDotto, Steve Adams, Andy Playman, David Davies, Paul Clabo. ROW 5: Michael Williams. Ralph Stevens, Joyce Larson, Martha Kupchow, John Reeves, Richard King, Douglas Peterson. NOT PICTLTRED: Nancy Ferguson. 152 HOMEROOM 21 F RONT! ROW: Marslu Christensen, Gail Pearson. Dwight Gustafson, Paul tiusa, Steven Svcnddal, John Parker. ROW 2: David Lane. James King, Tim Whitten. Gregory Thompson. Danny Cook. Irving tiinenstock. ROW 3: Tim Hanson, Denise Dobbs, Sharon Falls, Mari Ann Grccnstcin. Sheila Sanders. Paula Swanson. Jan Giles. RO X' 4: Mary Rollins. Deborah Loring. Judy Kaasa. Janet Nielsen, I.aura Tucting. Elizabeth Somers. ROW' 5: Philip Gianos, Howard Lawrence, Lawrence Chi plea, James Ball. Patrick Slavin, Colleen York, Randall Herman. HOMEROOM 23 FRONT ROW: Mike Upham, Mark Wood, Stephen Davis. John Holm. Robert Gordon. ROW 2: Bruce Saarela, Bobby Nathanson. Robert W'hceler, Mike Burkhard. Hans Huseby, Lynn Goldman. ROW : Barbara Ward. Edwin W-'orthley, Kristin Vardalos, Barbara Babcock. John Erdmann, Linda Vanblarcoin. ROW' 1: Marsha Lindsay. Kathy Blanch. Nancy Grossman, Jeffery Rotch, Larry Roubinek, Judy Perschmann. ROW' 5: Kathleen Heaton, Janice Schwcndcr, JoAnne W'eaver, Frank Mitchell. Gloria Sorensen, Fred Fredrickson, Vicki Aspenson. HOMEROOM 21 FRONT ROW: Roxanne Kamel, Dick Williams, Gregory French. Bruce Colin, Ronald Gallus. ROW 2: Charles Anderson, Robert Bruce, Steve Hirsch, Steve Graff, John O'Connell, Sharon Zimdars. ROW 3: Thomas Tripp, Mark Roseouist, Kathleen Rutledge, Sara Boddy, Linda Aalbers, Randcc Karch. ROW 4: William Maurer, Janet Levine, Tim Sargent. Cindy Carow, Mary Nordahl, Carol Johnston. ROW 5: Reed Docrr, Lynn Marie Halvorson, Bonnie Gunderson. Linda Moot. Ann Freed, David Martin, Marcia Thompson. NOT PICTURED: Chris Adams, Susan Lindsey. HOMEROOM 55 FRONT ROW: Ruth Hyde, Steve Marcus, Peter Peterson, Eric Soalitis, Peggy Bloom. ROW 2: Bill Dahlen, Doug Plott, Cynthia Holtcr, Marion Ring, Paul Janzen, Scott Kinmore. ROW 3: Gregory Utley. Stephen Koelmel, Louise Baldwin, Peter Caspcrson, Roy Hyland, James Schcv. ROW 4: lulic Peterson, Paula Spector, Eric Ruccius, Marit R.imstad, Barbara Morrison. Laura Lund. ROW 5: Michael Rswles, Robert Eshelman, Paulette Chaudoin, Keith Johnson. Jennifer Ischc. Kim Holden, Karlyn BcVier. HOMEROOM 56 FRONT ROW: Charles Flats, Bruce Thayer, Tim Peterson, Charles Gibson, Thomas Doladian, David Mattison, Jack Hursh. ROW 2: Paul Moore, Gwynn Frederick, Margaret Smith, Carol Heinscl, Judy Fletcher, Christine Granbeck. ROW 3: Gail Grccnspoon, David Thill, Don Harshe, JoAnn Okney, Debbie Anderson, Francie Page, Janice Weiblen. ROW -I: Sue Reed, Dana Pankuch, Margaret Yclland, William Mueller, William Dale, Jack Miller. ROW 5: Dana Jensen, Charles Leer, Roger Si bell, Linda Fittfian, Jane Davenport, Heather Newhall, Marshall Smith. 155 PIANO: Dodd Lamberton. FRONT ROW: Karen Mann. Shelia Martin, Holly Blake. John Grossman. Valen Holm. Jo-Ann Okney, Judy Anderson, Sara Boddy. ROW 2: Jane Jensen, Margaret Loud, Alexis Burkhard, Carol Bonjur, Sue Reed. Heather Newhall, Sharon Zimdars, Barbara Fink, Bob Williams, Carol Carpenter. ROW 3: Mr. Stoyke, Phil Campbell, Larry Babiracki, John Stirratt, Paul Chuchel, Dennis Froslan, Roger Ness, Janet Lund, Georgia Smith, Bob Mikkelson, Kathy Lytle. ROW 4: John Andcrn. Fred Opie. Beguututg Bom L FRONT ROW: Stephanie Wurtz, Marsha Lindsay, Marsha Christianson. ROW 2: Dan Orison, Penny Jones, Colleen York, Michael Burchard, Michelle Racn, Steve Adams, Jerry DclDotto, Betty Somers. ROW 3: David Benton, David Lang, David Thiel, Mark Wood, Dwight Gustavson, Greg Jones. Tim Whitten, Dick King, Ralph Steven. ROW 4: Janice Breen, John Parker, Scott Andreasen, Bob Copus. 156 FRONT ROW: Laurie Cobb, Carol Carpenter, Karlynn Bcvier, Marion Ring. Louise Baldwin, Susan Otis. ROW 2: Dodd Lamberton, Allan Erickson, Dick Esenstcn, Rich Werner, Sara Thompson, Betty Harrison. Virginia Sandoff, Connie Orenstcin, Mark Frcderickson, Connie Halpcm. ROW 3: Cheryl Allen, Jeanne Carlson, Mark Knutson, Bob Smutka, Julie Peterson, Suzanne Becker, Don Dickerson, Janet Lund, Steve Lorentsone, John Herman, Jack Lytle, Jim Alvcrson, Candy Clark, Georgia Smith. ROW 4: Julie Freij, Pat Heath, Greg Hawks, Terry Howg, Tom Arnold, John Standish, Jim Johnson, Dave Perry, Marsha Engle, Jennifer Ische, Sally Hale, Bill Hursh, Tony Thompson, Darrel Ness. ROW 5: Mr. Stoykc, Rick Bleyhl, Tom Dobbs. Sandra Nelson, Barb Anderson, Greg Lalondc, Bill Peterson, Owen Parker. C MC ib Btati ROW I: G. Pearson. C. Flatz, G. French. R. Shetland. D. Mattison. P. Eckland, R. Hyde. C. Os . C. Bruner. P. Bloom, K. Eddy. D. Dobbs. ROW 2: B. Gordon. S. Davis, J. Holm. J. Hursh, M. Nehls. S. Svenddal, B. Saarela. C. Fainngton. R. Wheeler. J. King. S. Hirsch. J. Willner, J. Okney. K. Vardalos. ROW J: B. Bruce, S. Byers, T. Sargent. S. Falls, P. Swanson. C. Johnston. L. Lair. B. Ward, K. Rutledge, L. Aalbers. P. Chaudion. M. Ramstad, M. Grcenstein. S. Sanders. J. Giles. ROW 4: S. Boddy. K. Blanch. M. Rollins. L. Van Blarcom, J. Nielson. L. Tueting, B. Morrison, F. Page. J. Perschmann, M. Lindsay, S. Friedman, J. Peterson. S. Zimdars, D. Loring. R. Johnson. ROW B. Ruccius. R. Perry. M. Kelley. D. Anderson. A. Playman. J. Reeves. J. Erdman, J. Kassa. B. Summers. L. Lund. M. Nordahl, L. Karjalahti. J. Ball. F. Mitchell. ROW 6: J. Weaver. J. Schwender. C. Carow. K. Heaton. N. Ferguson. H. Newhall. J. Larson. M. Smith. S. Koelker. K. Holden. ROW 7: C. York. V. Wedgewood, G. Tingvold. A. Freed. D. Pankuch. S. Baxtrcsser, M. Pease. J. Davenport. Qtojpjdh Gwlb Bicjldh Gwib ChotuS ROW 1: Z. Lumclsky. S. Wurt. J. Breen. R. Selnick, P. Savage, V. Goldstein, J. Kjcra, S. Johnson. P. Ramstad, S. Armstrong, D. Jones, M. Kohn. ROW 2: B. Ploog, I. Stanger, D. Hanson, W. Bigelow, C. Cox. D. Orren, J. Skaug, C. Halpern, M. Sanders. J. Cohen, M. Kraby, C. Broude. V. Tilscth, J. Borgren, E. Douris. ROW }: B. Hartill, J. Peterson, V. Braddock. U. Turrittin, J. Moline, M. Drewitz, C. Maloney. M. Mork, C. Cross, A. Schwartz, A. Raymond, G. Lundbcrg, G Saltzman. T. Williams, C. Baribeau, M. Ulindcr. ROW 4: D. Perry, M. Carls, B. Bums. L. Livingston. S. Sargent, D. Lowe, P. Munion. H. Clarren, D. Lambert on. J. Austin, B. Coleman, K. Faus, S. Johannes. J. Teeter, R. Lind, B. Melcher. ROW 5: C. Orr. J. Storlie. J. Gordon. V. Preincr. K. Kruger. L. Cobb. L. Hclmc. P. Jones, J. Muralt. K. Hofstrom, M. Engle, C. DuVal, P. McDonald, M. Carroll. S. Stromdahl, N. Marwin. ROW 6: M. Loud. K. Fleming, L. Weiss. T. Lienke. B. Danielson, S. Hefty, F. Burch. J. Hanson, J. Carlson. L. Hammer. N. Murphy, C. Williams. N. Zumbcrge, P. Wheaton, C. Panhuck. B. Rosenfcld. ROW 7: M. DeWerff, L. Cranston. E. Olson. C. Allen, L. Thiel, K. Kapitan, J. Carolus. B. Hursh, J. Hanson. S. Kupcho. ROW 8: L. Ostrom. G. Roseczylc. N. McNaghton, J. Dahle. G. Johnson. C. Coleman. L. Williams. J. Shamp. D. Orison. R. McKinnon. ROW 9: S. Diamond. L Wise. A. Herman. F. Meiii. J. Petie. M. Jaffee. J. Solsvig. S. Rholl, M. Henkels. M. Lorberbaum. ROW 1: J. Moore. G. Helweg. A. Dolan. P. Dahl. T. Ring, D. Crail. L. Lodoen. S. Detfeian. P. Nithol . S. Carow. B Dautermann. ROW 2: S. Haney. B. Wedge, L. Palmer. D. Joxen. N. Wefel. M. Larson. S. Condit. K. Weiland. G. Wertz. A. Philips. J. krauae. k. Raymond. K. Sholi. M. Johnson. K. Smith. ROW J: S. Flatz. M. Fitzgerald. S. Weinberger. W. Benson. C. Zehrmgcr L. Guatavton M. Uttlcy. W. Green. M. Johnson, S. Ferguson, S. Wcdgewood. G. Tucker. L. Johnaon, W. Playman, K. Brunner. P. Justice. ROW 4: S. VanScny. C. Peterson. M. Johnson. K. York. V. Testin, J. Eaves, S. Miller, M. O'Connell, J. Berg, D. Jensen, D. Johnaon. S. Lkd, J. Maertens. B. Larson, B. Sivanich. K. Kipp. J. Svcnddal. ROW 5: C. Devaney, B. Jensvold, K. Mayer. C. Peterson, L. Winstead. I.. Zollars, M. Hammel. M. VanHorn. S. Petit, C. Reed, G. Rosenberg, H. Greene. L. Schmidt. B. Swelin, N. Drew. ROW 6: D. Allen, J. Jilson, J. Pollock. B. Hanson. C. Brown. K. Hallbeck. M. Gammell. A. Mandcl, T. Ladin. ROW 7: C. Ward. L. Sathre, J. Keea. C. Gorrie. B. Boyer. J. Ramus. B. Nichols. L. Mulholland, P. Pedersen. V. Lange. ROW 8: D. Shcfland, M. Haskquitz, J. Bruner, G. Scheck. J. Bretnor, T. Sundby. S. Mitchell, J. Kranitaky, R. Glover, C. Gcrdea. R. Hume. M. Lowe. ROW 9: R. Olson. G. Almquist, D. Heaton, A. Wilkes, G. Anderson. D. Schiburr. S. Purdum, M. Francis, L. Moon, N. Gilliland. S. Lorentson, K. Johnson. PtG$(uu w Ckohs 159 FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Johnson. Kathlene Rutledge Linda Albers. Katie Gibson. Mary Nehls, Peggy Bloom, Connie Greenberg. Chris Granbcck, ROW 2: Jancllc Peterson, Ginny Wurtz, Janice Bogrcn, Dana Pankuck. Joyce Larson, Bonnie Gunderson, Colleen York, Betty Somers. Joanne Weaver. ROW 3: Janice Schwender. Cheryl Maloney. Janet Lund, Patsy Nichols, Molly Larson, Linda Hammer, Jeanne Carlson. Pam Wheaton. ROW 4: Murlane Johnson, Sharon Flatz, Linda Mulholland, Stephanie Boddy, Nancy Bcrnhagen. Kathy Fosicr, Mary Jane Johnson, Dale Spettiguc, Chcri Gorrie. A lidwmi'vcJk FRONT ROW: Andy Playman, Mike Petrich. Westley Bigelow, Steve Marcus. ROW 2: Gary Lundberg, Greg Lalondc, Rich Lind, Steve L’hlenkott. ROW 3: Randy Herman, Tom Dobbs. Fritz Meili, John Herman, Tom Peterson. 160 t Ad sbic TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963: Your annual staff this year has chosen to dedicate the 1963 Wagistanian to man's quest for accomplishment—to his relentless reaching for his stars. Studies of biography show that the man who achieves is usually the man who has an aim. a pupose—a star to give him inspiration and direction. This star takes different forms and has different heights for different people. It must be high enough in each case, however, to require the individual to stretch to attain it. Education is instrumental in giving purpose to a person's life. It helps to identify his guiding star. We hope your years at Southwest High School have helped locate the star at which you will shoot and that each of you will take advantage of additional educational opportunities beyond high school to sharpen your aim. R. H. Classon Principal Own PltftCijDais Congratulations on reaching a milestone in your educational career. I hope this is but another step along the way to a full and satisfying life. You have made many new friends and old friendships have matured. Your success, or failure, in future years will depend to a great extent on how well you apply the lessons, both academic and non-academic, yor have learned here. This past year, my first at Southwest, has been a very pleasant one. To all of you who have made this year such a memorable one I say, ' thank you. I want to offer each graduate my personal best wishes for success in all his future endeavors. G. H. Dahl Assistant Principal 164 Miss Brinley, the senior high girls counselor, is one of the most active members of our staff. Her wide range of duties include senior high programming and supervising testing programs. With her competent advice she is the one who helps you get into the college of your choice. Mr. Warner guides the senior high boys concerning college admissions and vocational plans. He also supervises the American Field Service Program at Southwest to maintain the high caliber of our exchange students. Owv lndlCtiv Guides Miss Magnusson enjoys her job as a counselor, especially because of the diversity of students with whom she works. This year she handles one-third of the tenth grade as well as all of the ninth grade. She devotes her efforts to guiding each of her students into a satisfying high school curriculum. Mrs. Undine is the seventh and eighth grade boys’ and girls' counselor. She is vital in providing a sound basis for their high school programs. She enjoys her job because she has an avid interest in young people and their problems. 165 Mar)' I.ou Walkup Marjorie Na.uel Frances MacDonald Everyone thinks that all we do is to check books in and out, say the librarians. Actually, Miss Walkup has become quite an expert at helping knitters, sewing ripped skirts, and washing stray cats. Her colleague, Mrs. Nagel, has a secret talent for making excellent coffee. Besides this, they arc very competent librarians! Mrs. MacDonald’s job requires great tact. As our nurse and social service teacher, she is responsible for the social, emotional, and physical health of the Southwest students. She herself describes her job as never routine, and says, I have a lot of fun. Fft CvJUtij Couacil 166 STANDING: Mr. Banks, Mr. Dahl. Mr. Norm Johnson. Mr. Levin, Mr. Phillips. SEATED: Mr. Classon, Miss Donahue. Miss Telandcr. Most of the clerical staff is new to Southwest this year. They have certainly done a commendable job of keeping our records straight; printing bulletins, programs, report cards, attendance sheets, and diverse other material. Miss Gordon, the Chief Clerk, says, We are very fortunate to have the staff that we do. Qyyidb CLERKS: Ruth Norton, LaVerne Leslie, Irene Dahl. Ruth Carow, Bertha Gordon (CHIEF CLERK), Marge Ramstad. Alvyr Browning. Have you ever been swept off your feet by a handsome Southwest custodian? It wouldn't be surprising, for our janitors arc very thorough. Many of their duties are carried out in that fascinating underground maze of tunnels, colored pipes, and gigantic furnaces. They, too, seem to enjoy their work. As Andy puts it, Where else would I find so many happy, smiling faces? CUSTODIANS: Oscar Rossum (CHIEF ENGINEER), John Milcwski, Andy Babich. Bob Sorenson. Eugene Sorum. Jesse Sharpe. Earl Fosland, Teresa Kerkering. NOT PICTURED: Carl Trapp. How does it feel to work in Paul Bunyan's kitchen? Just ask the Southwest cooks. They arc quite dwarfed by a twelve-gallon mixer, a forty-gallon pressure cooker, and a walk-in refrigerator. Huge pots of spaghetti are stirred with yard-long spoons. The kitchen is a mystery. Everyone should see it in action !” exclaims Mrs. Krueger. COOKS: Margaret Wallin, Margaret Krueger (LUNCHROOM MANAGER), Ruth Hansen, Edna Aleckson, Stella Olson, Marion Molitor. Martha Conner. 167 WILLIAM ADAM—Social Studies. Head Baseball Coach. ROGER A. ANDERSON—German. German Club, Swimming Coach. ROD ANFENSON—Social Studies, Physical Education. Track Coach. A. C. BANKS—Boys' Physical Education. Boys’ Intramurals, Sophomore Baseball Coach. MARVIN BJORLIN—Industrial Arts, Drafting. Athletic Equipment Manager. MRS. ELINOR BOYLAN—English, Speech. Faculty Meeting Committee, Senior Awards Committee. The early bee gets the honey.' RICHARD S. BRONNICHE—Mathematics. Mathematics Club. CARMEN C. CARUSO—History. O. B. DAHLE—Vocal Music. Senior Class Advisor, Stage Advisor. MRS. ANTOINETTE DINIUS—English. Can you think of a better way to clean the banisters? COLLEEN DONAHUE—Speech, English. Senior Class Play Director, Auditorium Program Chairman, English Department Chairman. Faculty Council. MRS. SANDRA S. ENGLISH—English. Blue Tri, Junior High Arrow. PHILIP M. FORD, JR.—Health and Physical Education. Boys’ Intramural. ART FREDRICKSON—Math. Football and Golf Coach. MRS. SALLY D. FREUDENTHAL—Arithmetic, English. Pep Club, Silver Tri. MARY B. GOWER—English, Art. Silver Tri. MRS. KATE R. GRADY—Clothing. EVAN L. HAAHEIM—Modern Problems. Driver Training. AL HALLEY—Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra. Homecoming Chairman, Athletic Council Chairman, Senior Awards Committee, Service Awards Committee, Cross Country Coach. EVELYN HANDE—English. Junior Red Cross, American Education Week. ROSANNE C. HENDRICKSON—Business Education. MARGARET H. HOLLIDAY—Spanish, English. Spanish Club, School Historian. To your health. MEN! FRANK S. INGLEBRET—History. PHILIP JACOBS—Industrial Arts. MISS ALICE E. JOHNSON—Home Economics. Junior High Student Council Advisor. We use ALL kinds of models! LARY JOHNSON—Mathematics. NORMAN JOHNSON—Math. Assistant Football Coach, Tennis Coach. MRS. MAROLYN D. LEACH—Art. Art Guild. LINTON K. LEVIN—American History. Football Coach, Hi-Y Advisor. ARDELLA A. MAXFIELD—Home Economics. HORACE M. MAYO—Industrial Arts. Wrestling Coach. BART J. McDONOUGH—English, French. Annual Ad- visor. CORA MILLER—English, German. J. D. MYERS—Science. Debate Coach. LILLIAN M. NELSON—French. French Club. MRS. BETH D. OTTO—Business Education. ROBERT F. PAPAS—Industrial Arts, Graphic Arts. Camera Club, Graphic Arts Club. RUDOLPH E. PEDERSEN—Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Golf Coach. DAVID R. PETERSON—Business Education. Student Council Advisor, Varsity Hockey Coach, Assistant Football Coach. MEYERS PETERSON—Biology. Faculty Manager of Athletics. Wood butcher WILLIAM C. PHILLIPS—Civics, Consumer Economics. Faculty Council. MISS DOLORES REAVIS—English, General Music. MRS. FRENCHIE ROGERS—Physical Education. G.A.A. Advisor, Indiancttes, Badminton and Tennis Coach. HARRIETT H. SEVERSON—Civics. Banking. DONALD V. STOYKE—Band, Orchestra Director. STANFORD C. STRAND—Physics, Advanced Algebra. Science Department Chairman. HAROLD C. STROBEL—Biology. Biology Club, Junior Hi-Y. MRS. HILDEGARDE STROM—English. MRS. FLORA L. SUNDIN—English. Arrow Advisor. MARION SVANG—Science. Ninth Grade Advisor. MRS. S1GNA SWANSON—Science. C. LORRAINE TELANDER—English. Silver Tri, American Education Week Committee, Faculty Council. Johnson Johnson, Incompany FAYE H. THIEL—Physical Education. Cheerleader Sponsor, G.A.A. Advisor, Swimming and Golf Coach. OLIVE S. WELCH—English. Woyakc Advisor. DONALD J. WEYDT—Art. JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS—Latin, English. Latin Club. WALTER H. WILLIAMS—Social Studies. Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. AGNES WITHEROW—Social Studies, English. CHARLES A. WOHLFORD—History National Honor Society Advisor. PAUL R. WOHLFORD—Mathematics, V.A.C., Electronics. Radio Club. GAYLE W. WOLFF—Mathematics. Assistant Basketball Coach. RUTH E. YANACEK—Social Studies. Junior Red Cross. 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