Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1964 volume:

1964 Wagistanian Southwest High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Table of Contents Spirit of Dedication....................page 4 Administration Faculty Spirit of Youth.......................page 18 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Junior High Spirit of Enthusiasm .... page 104 Special Events Organizations Sports Index........... page 180 Spirit is many things. Spirit is a spark in the darkness. It is hope. Spirit is a desire to do one’s best. It is initiative. Spirit is the will to fight harder and longer. It is courage. Spirit is the strength of the leader and the faith of the follower. Spirit is the breath of life. The 1964 Wagistanian is dedicated to The Spirit of Southwest High School 4 DEDICATION 5 To the Class of 1964: Congratulations to each graduating senior on achieving an educational goal—graduation from Southwest High School. It is most appropriate at this time to remind you that life is filled with opportunities for education and I hope that each of you will continue to grow in the years ahead using the lessons you have learned here as a foundation for future learning. Good luck (remembering that luck is when preparation meets opportunity) to each of you in all your future work—whatever and wherever it is. Principals To the Graduating Class of 1964: In selecting '’spirit” as the theme for your 1964 Wagistanian, you have pinpointed what I believe to be a magic ingredient of human life. Spirit has much to do with success and happiness in life on the one hand, or failure and unhappiness on the other. We have seen many examples of the results of spirit on the football field. Football coaches sometimes call it desire, others call it enthusiasm. Call it what you will, it is that quality of human life that not only brings victor)- on the athletic field, but is equally potent in bringing success in the classroom or on the job. It is that human quality which attracts friends and which puts zest into all areas of living. Positive spirit results in I will’ which is just as important as IQ in mastering the problems of life. Best wishes to all of you. R. H. Classon 6 MISS BRINLEY is a devoted friend to junior and senior i irls. Her excellent advice is always available to students who come to her witH a problem concerning college or vocational plans. Miss Brinley is also advisor to the National Honor Society. 1,874 Problems MR. WARNER ad. vises Senior High boys He helps them select an appropriate program to benefit them in their fu. turc life. Southwest boy$ appreciate his concern for them. He also serves in the important position of AFS Co-ordinator. MISS MAGNUSSON assists freshmen and sophomores in selecting a schedule for their junior and senior years. Her interest in each student and her willingness to help make her services invaluable. MRS. UNDINE, the capable advisor to seventh and eighth grade students, helps them to make the adjustment from Elementary' School to Junior High. She understands this age group and therefore finds her work very' rewarding. Guiding Our Minds, Guarding Our Health Ai’JSS VCCAUfCL P and her assistants MRS. NAGEL and MRS. Being both Nurse and Special Service J3JlEJEDH arc the three p cople in school who answer more questions Teacher keeps MRS. MacDONALD very than anyone else, hut no matter how small the question. our librarians busy. She is responsible not only for physical arc willing to help find the solution. A hearty thanks goes to these health but also the emotional and social r ablc librarians who guide us to the information in our library. well-being of Southwest students. Wc really appreciate her concern and are thankful she is always there to help us. The “C’s” Meet Students’ Needs CLERKS: Ruth Norton, Alvyr Browning, Marge Ramstad, Ruth Carow, Bertha Gordon, Irene Dahl. Not pictured: Hazel Burditt. Many of the essential services performed by the three C's are unknown to us but without them our school would be a mass of confusion. Efficient CLERKS keep our records straight with the help (?) of the new IBM system. Our COOKS serve hot, well-balanced meals to a host of hungry students ever)' noon. We can attribute the neat and clean condition of our school to our friendly and capable CUSTODIANS. COOKS: Marion Molitor, Stella Olson, Margaret Krueger, Margaret Wallin. Martha Conner. Nelvina Patterson. Ruth Hansen. CUSTODIANS: Eugene Sorcm, Bob Sorenson, Ralph Rude, Andy Babich, Al Mellen, Earl Fosland, John Milew-ski, Teresa Kerkering. Not pictured: Jesse Sharpe. 8 Miss Severson helps students to further develop their reading skills, vocabulary comprehension, and speed. Through Miss Severson's patient instruction, her pupils are able to increase their reading ability. New Program Combines Learning and Earning The Work Program, under the direction of Mr. Poston, is the first opportunity at Southwest for students to combine education with a part-time job. Over twenty students have taken advantage of this new program. Faculty Council Airs Teachers’ Problems Teachers have their problems, too! The Faculty Council is organized on the same basis as the student council in order to iron out these problems. Each member is elected by the teachers to sene for three semesters. Members include Mr. Classon, Mr. C Wohlford, Miss Donahue, Mr. Williams, Miss Williams, Mr. Dahl, Mrs. Strom, and Mr. Phillips. Students Improve Reading Skills 9 English Is the Basis of Our Education The fundamental skills of English taught at the Junior High level are strengthened in Senior High. This knowledge also serves as a basis for the study of literature. This year a new method of learning, team teaching, was introduced to a group of Southwest juniors. The course concentrated on three areas: Speech, directed by Miss Donahue; discussion, led by Mr. McDonough; and composition, taught by Mrs. Sundin. This is one of the many ways the English Department strives to maintain excellence in its program. Hou- did you eter gel to be a senior?’ ELINOR BOYLAN National Honor Society. Senior Awards, Commencement ANTOINETTE DINIUS Red Cross Advisor COLLEEN DONAHUE Play Director. Forensics, Faculty Council, Auditorium Programs EVELYN HANDE Red Cross Advisor. Faculty P.T.A. Rep.,-Amcr. Ed. Week MICHAEL HANSEN Social Studies, Debate Coach BART McDonough RICHARD SHAPIRO Eighth Grade Class Council Advisor SUSAN SOROKO French. Arrow (Junior High) HILDEGARDE STROM FLORA SUNDIN Arrow Advisor KATHERYN SUTTON Art LORRAINE TE LANDER Amcr. Ed. Week OLIVE WELCH Woyake Advisor 10 Social Studies Trains Future Citizens Social Studies is an important aid in our understanding of the world and people around us. Geography, Civics, History, and Modern Problems arc the aspects covered at the different grade levels. A three-year accelerated course is offered to students showing interest and ability. WILLIAM ADAM ROD ANFENSON CARMEN CARUSO You know therSs only out person who knows Baseball Coach Track Coach how to run ibis.school!” EVAN HAAHEIM FRANK DAVID JONES LINTON LEVIN EMILY PAGE Driver Training INGLEBRET Soph. Football Coach, English World Affairs Club Assistant Track Coach WILLIAM WALTER AGNES CHARLES RUTH YANACEK PHILLIPS WILLIAMS WITHEROW WOHLFORD Faculty Council Basketball and Soph. Football Coach English II Southwest is extremely fortunate to have a fine program of mathematics. Students continue from required courses of general math in the seventh and eighth grades through a full program of electives in Senior High. A great challenge is available to those whose interests lie in this field. RICHARD BRONNICHE Math Club Mathematics Stimulates the Mind ANN BYE ART FREDRICKSON Football and Golf Coach SALLY FREUDENTHAL Y-Teens Advisor, Pep Club Advisor tiOw isthe tine . . . AL HALLEY Cross Country Coach. Homecoming Chr.. Athletic Council Chr.. Senior Awards. Service Awards DALE JOHNSON Assistant Wrestling Coach LARY JOHNSON Hi-Y Advisor NORMAN DENNIS PAUL WOHLFORD JOHNSON WAGENER Electronics. Radio Assistant Football Club Advisor. Audio- Coach. Tennis Visual Director Coach Physical Education Builds Strong Bodies The active Physical Education Department is doing much to maintain physical fitness and acquaint students with the ’many individual, team, and spectator sports. At the Junior High level the emphasis is on team sports. At the Senior High level the teachers stress individual activities that will benefit the student throughout life. AL BANKS Soph. Baseball, Boys' Intramurals PHILIP FORI) Boys' Intramurals, Driver Education LLOYD RAYMOND Mathematics, Soph. Basketball FRENCH IE ROGERS Badminton Coach, Indianette Sponsor FAYE THIEL Cheerleaders, Golf Team, Swim Team, G.A.A. Business Courses Teach Valued Skills BETH OTTO DAVID DAISY YOUNG PETERSON Student Council Advisor. Hockey and Assistant Football Coach Training the secretaries, bookkeepers, and office workers of the future is the job of the Southwest Business Department. The courses offered are extensive and complete. This curriculum fully equips the student to hold a job after graduation, although many students take advantage of these courses for personal use. Business? Monkey Business! Science Students Learn Through Experiments Students .ind teachers probe the world around them in the Science classes. Junior High students take General Science. Senior High electives include Biolog)', Physics, and Chemistry. Biological Science Curriculum Study, better know as BSCS Biology, is a new course at Southwest. It was introduced to one-hundred and forty science-minded pupils this year by Mr. Strobcl. Build yourself a mental model! CARI PEARSON MEYERS STANFORD HAROLD STROBEL SIGNA SWANSON Senior Awards Com- PETERSON STRAND Biolog)- Club mittec. Jack Sandberg Athletic Director Science Award LEON HAALAND Seventh Grade Class Advisor 14 Language Learning Aided by Labs ROGER ANDERSON Swimming Coach, German Club MARGARET HOLLIDAY Spanish Club SUZANNE JEBE Annual Advisor. German Club LILLIAN NELSON Frtnch Club JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS English, Latin Club The knowledge of at least one foreign language has become almost essential in our ever-shrinking world. To keep up with the pace Southwest offers French, German, and Spanish, in addition to classical Latin. Study of these languages has been aided this year by the addition of three language labs, which allow teachers to work more closely with individuals. Emphasis is placed on hearing the language, giving the student an opportunity to correct pronunciation and grammar. Number, pi erne I 15 Fine Arts Urge Creativity OSCAR DAHI.E Choral Music, Senior Class Advisor, St3ge Crew Advisor DOLORES REAVIS Choral Music, English DONALD STOYKE Instrumental Music IVho says I’m a dictator?” A great credit to Southwest is our fine Music Department, teaching vocal and instrumental skills. In seventh and eighth grade, students choose between the two and may continue this subject throughout Senior High. The goals of this program arc the Choralettes, Choir or the Senior Band. The Southwest Art Department offers an opportunity for self-expression while learning basic techniques. An introduction is given in Junior High and elective courses are offered for those who wish to continue in Senior High. We can thank the Art Department for their attractive displays around Southwest. Home and Industrial Arts Train for the Future KATE GRADY ALICE LEWIS ARDELLA Display cases Junior High Student MAXFIELD Council. Red Cross If I'd known you were coming .. MARVIN PHILLIP JACOBS BJORLIN Athletic Equipment Manager HORACE MAYO ROBERT PAPAS Wrestling Coach Graphic Arts Club. Camera Club Future homemakers are given excellent training in the Home Economics Department. Junior High girls learn fundamental skills in cooking and sewing. Senior High girls may further their studies in this field by taking the many courses offered to them. Southwest's Industrial Arts Department has much to offer boys interested in this area. In order to acquaint them with the possibilities available, seventh and eighth graders are introduced to the subjects. A continuing program is available throughout Senior High. Spirit of 18 19 • % 964 Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Francie Johnson, Secretary; Denny Johnson. Boys’ Sergeant at Arms; Denny Anderson, Vice President; Nick Smaby, President; Tom Friberg. Treasurer; and Nancy Connolly. Girls’ Sergeant at Arms. 21 Senior Class Council SEATED: Carol Williams, Roberta Stein. Charlie Licb, and Jim Luger. STANDING: Dan Hasty, Don Nelson, Brian Anderson, Dave Weaver, and Jeff Erdmann. Not pictured: Jay Rovner. 22 '64 Seniors, first to use voting machine, hold primary on Tuesday, November 5. Linda Bayerle, Kristin Peterson, and Jana Gustafson at the campaign party, Wednesday evening, November 6. Backstage Thursday, November 7. during the first hour campaign are Hard at work—Linda Anderson. Jeff Peterson. Nick Smaby, Frank Mann, and Frank's sister, a Smabes' Babe. Seniors will long remember the events following November 5, 1963. The primary election was held on Tuesday, and the winners were announced Wednesday in senior advisor)-. After school until 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, class members made campaign materials, danced, and rehearsed skits and speeches for their candidates: Nick Smaby or Jim Luger (President), Denny Anderson or Jay Rovner (Vice President), Francie Johnson or Nancy Beardslee (Secretary), Tom Friberg or Tom Dahlen (Treasurer), Nancy Connolly or Jean Barr)- (Girls’ Sergeant at Arms), and Denny Johnson or Charlie Lieb (Boys’ Sergeant at Arms). Spirited campaigning was completed during first hour on Thursday; then the final balloting began. Friday morning, Mr. Dahle announced the long awaited results. The newly elected officers immediately made plans for the election of the class council. For the first time, the seniors elected the entire council by secret ballot in senior advisory. When the results were announced, the Class of 64 united behind their able leaders to make this the best year ever! Mr. Dahle did a fine job of supervising the senior elections. A Week to Remember Gary Kasner—a typical scene! Senior Election Week is brought to a close after school on Friday. November 8. 23 Seniors Showed DAWN NELSON DIANE OSTROM NANCY WHEELER DEBORAH EISENSTADT Top Honors and Honors Diplomas The Class of '64 demonstrated high scholastic spirit as 67 seniors graduated with honors diplomas. Each of these students maintained at least a 3.0 (B) average while carrying maximum credits. Southwest can be especially proud that 10 of the 67 received top honors. The requirements for this honor arc a 3.75 (A-) average or better and an organized program of academic subjects. The 1964 seniors were fortunate to have been exposed to a high standard of competition, since Southwest's largest graduating class contains proportionately more honor students than any previous class. MARY CALHOUN PHEBE GOULDING SALLY DEVANEY THOMAS FRIBERG LYNNE GUILFORD EMILY ENGLE 24 Scholastic Spirit • • • HONORS DIPLOMAS ROW 1: Cheryl Reed. Luanne Larsen, Susan Burton, Nancy Beardslce, Bonnie Jenkins. Betty Beggs. ROW 2: Judy Larson, Bev Barrett. Nancy Clubb. Carole Ucko, Claudette Reeses. Shirley Rake. Cathy Benson. ROW 3: Jim Fine, Jim Boyer, Anne Mulholland, Cathy Merrick. Roxann Metz. Roberta Stein. ROW 4: Jean Barry, Debby Esenstadt. Rcxanr.c Doerr. Nancy Connolly, Sandy Ungerman, Nancy Green, Susan Lender. ROW 5: Dick Zollars, Jeff Erdmann. Denny Johnson. Barb Dahlberg. Phebe Goulding, Jennifer Johnston, Margret Taylor. Mary Conover. ROW 6: Alan Garten. Sylvia Johnson, Brian Anderson. Martha Brown. Nancy Wheeler, John Roth, Lynne Guilford. ROW 7: Steve Bancroft. Sally DeVancy. Jean Stevens. Lois Johnston. Diane Ostrom, Bob Romercin. Richard Van Doren. ROW 8: Nick Smaby. Jean Willner, Sue Stanko. Barb Bratschi. ROW 9: Bruce Aune. Tom Friberg, Frank Mann. Dave Donahoo. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Berner. Man- Calhoun. Susan Carpenter. Emily Engle. Kathi Grimes. Kathy McCormick, Dawn Nelson, Drew Peterson. Martha Rice, Jay Rovner. Alan Weiss. 5 JAMES ANDERSON JEFFREY ANDERSON LINDA ANDERSON ROLF ANDERSON PENELOPE ADAMS Penny German Club, Y-Teens, Junior Council, Red Cross, Choralcttcs, Homecoming Attendant. STEVEN ADAMS Stive Band. French Club. Sophomore Hockey. Stage Band. Sophomore Council, Red Cross. BRIAN ANDERSON National Honor Society. Cross Country; Captain. Track, Junior Council. Senior Council, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Homecoming Escort. Athletic Council. All-School Play. Hi-Y, Honors Diploma. DENNIS ANDERSON Denny All-City Student Council: President. Student Council, Football: Captain, Hockey: Captain. Track, National Honor Society, Hall of Fame, Senior Class Vice President. Athletic Council. Boys' State. JAMES ANDERSON Andy Hockey. Football. JEFFREY ANDERSON Jeff Band, Pep Band. LINDA ANDERSON Andie Choralcttcs. TOM ANDERSON 'T Wrestling. Homecoming, German Club. ELLEN ANDREASON Y-Teens. ROWLAND ANGVALL Rouly Hi-Y: Chaplain. German Club. Social Committee. BRUCE AUNE National Honor Society, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Class Day Co-Chairman. Hockey Manager, Athletic Ticket Sales, Arrow. Honors Diploma. STEPHEN BANCROFT Stere National Honor Society, Hall Guard. German Club, Chess Club. Homecoming. Commencement Program. Tennis, Swing Band, All-School Play. Honors Diploma. DOUGLAS BARIL Douf Junior Achievement. BEVERLY BARRETT Bet Arrow. Y-Teens, Latin Club. French Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. Cap and Gown. Honors Diploma ROLF ANDERSON Cross Country. Track. Hall Guard. Commencement Decorations, Chess MICHAEL BARRETT Mike Club. Homecoming. Wrestling. S” Club, Spanish Club. 26 . . . Won Honors . . . The class of ‘64 is proud of its four National Merit Semifinalists, Mary Calhoun, Reid Diamond, Nancy Wheeler and Jay Rovncr. STEPHEN BANCROFT DOUGLAS BARIL BEVERLY BARRETT MICHAEL BARRETT 27 JEAN BARRY DONALD BAUMAN LINDA BAYERI.E NANCY BEARDSLEE ROBERT BEERS BETTY BEGGS MICHAEL BENDER 28 JEAN BARRY Homecoming Co-Chairman, Arrow, Prom, Choir: Sergeant at Arms, Y-Teens: Treasurer, Cap and Gown Co-Chairman, Dance Committee, National Honor Society, Student Council, Hall of Fame, Honors Diploma. DONALD BAUMAN Don Football. Wrestling. LINDA BAYERI.E Commencement Decorations, Y-Tcens, French Club. Pep Club. NANCY BEARDSLEE Sophomore Council. Junior Council, Arrow. Dance Committee, French Club, Y-Tccns. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Cap and Gown, Honors Diploma. ROBERT BEERS Bob Junior Achievement. BETTY BEGGS Bets Spanish Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Commencement Program, Pep Club. Bookstore. Dayton's Salute to Youth. Honors Diploma. MICHAEL BENDER Molly P. Homecoming Committee Chairman, Track, Choir: Music Carnival Chairman, Football, Sophomore Football. German Club, Swimming. TOTIANA BENHAM Tody Indianettcs: President, Choir. Arrow, Cap and Gown. German Club. Pep Club, Homecoming. Prom. Y-Tcens. CATHERINE BENSON Cathy German Club. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Cap and Gown, Honors Diploma. NANCY BERNER Arrow: Editor. National Honor Society: Secretary, Y-Tccns, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee. Pep Club. French Club, Latin Club. Honors Diploma. DAVID BEST Dare German Club. Choir, Golf, Football Manager, S' Club, Commencement Decorations, Homecoming Committee, Hi-Y. FRANK BEVELACQIJE Hall of Fame, Hi-Y: Secretary, Homecoming Committee, Publicity Committee. Arrow. DONALD BILL Don Stage Crew. Graphic' Arts. Cap and Gown, Homecoming Committee. SUSAN BILLINGSLEY Sue Cheerleader, Pep Club: President, Social Committee. Prom, Homecoming Committee. French Club. Y-Teens. GENEVIEVE BLOMGREN Ginny Red Cross, Camera Club. WAYNE BOLINE Math Club, Chess Club, Radio Club. DAVID BORNEMAN Horny Transferred from Washburn. TOTIANA BENHAM CHARLES BOWERS Charlie DONALD BILL SUSAN BILLINGSLEY GENEVIEVE BLOMGREN WAYNE BOUNE . . . and Excelled in Service DAVID BORNEMAN Lynne Guilford. Lois Johnston, and Nancy Bcardslec enjoying the Y-Tcens fall recognition tea. CHARLES BOWERS 29 JANICE BRETNOR JOHN BRISTOL 30 PATRICIA BUCKLEY MARY BUCKVOLD • • • Southwest Halls JAMES BOYER Jim S Club, Football, Baseball, Sophomore Hockey, Choir. Honors Diploma. BARBARA BRATSCHI Barb Latin Club, French Club. Library Assistant, Commencement Program, Y-Teens. Art Guild. Pep Club. Honors Diploma. JANICE BRETNOR B Y-Teens, Choir, Choralettes, Commencement Program. JOHN BRISTOL Hall of Fame. Choir, Skiing. ANTHONY BROWN Tony Sophomore Football, Wrestling, Lunchroom Monitor. MARTHA BROWN Mmij National Honor Society, Sophomore Council, Junior Council, Y-Tcens, Choir, Hall of Fame. German Club, Pep Club, Honors Diploma. PATRICIA BUCKLEY Pm Transferred from Richfield, Pep Club. Commencement Decorations. MARY BUCKVOLD Transferred from Roosevelt, Commencement Decorations. SUSAN BURTON Sue National Honor Society, Y-Tccns. German Club, Class Day, Homecoming Committee. Honors Diploma. CLAUDIA BUTRICK Claud French Club. Y-Tccns. Commencement Decorations. MARILYN BUTTS Mair Senior Banquet. Choir, Prom, Y-Tcens. Pep Club, Spanish Club. BARBARA BYERS Barb Transferred from St. Margaret s. Senior Memorial, M.D.V.G: Secretary. MARTHA BYERS Susy Y-Teens, French Club. Publicity Committee. Pep Club. MARY CALHOUN Wagistanian: Co-Editor, Choir: Treasurer, National Honor Society, National Merit Semifinalist, German Club: Vice President. Y-Teens, Student Council. Hall of Fame. Honors Diploma. Top Honors. DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Doug Junior Achievement, Latin Club. SUSAN CARPENTER Sue National Honor Society, Wagistanian, A.F.S. Gub, French Club, Y-Tccns. Pep Club, Prom, Finance Committee. Honors Diploma SUSAN BURTON CLAUDIA BUTRICK MARILYN BUTTS BARBARA BYERS MARTHA BYERS MARY CALHOUN DOUGLAS CAMPBELL SUSAN CARPENTER 31 THOMAS CLINTON NANCY CLUBB ROBERT COLEMAN NANCY CONNOLLY . . . Provided a Place for Conversation . . . RICHARD CERVIN Rick Junior Achievement. Radio Club. Senior Memorial. Band, Hi-Y. PAUL CHUCHEL Swimming. Senior Memorial. Band, S Club. Swing Band. JAMES CLAW ITER Roman Junior Achievement. M.D.V.C, Senior Memorial. SUSAN CLEMENSEN Clem Y-Tccns. French Club: Secretary. Pep Club, das Day, Hall of Fame. THOMAS CLINTON Football, Bjseball, “S“ Club. Hi-Y, Spanish Club: Vice President. Chess Club, Sophomore Baseball, Sophomore Hockey. Homecoming Committee. NANCY CLUBB Sauce National Honor Society, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Y-Teens. German Club. Choralcttcs, Honors Diploma. ROBERT COLEMAN Bob Sophomore Hockey. Hockey. NANCY CONNOLLY Conolt Cheerleader. Senior Class Sergeant at Arms. Hall of Fame, Senior Council, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Choralcttcs: President. Senior Memorial. Pep Club. Latin Club. MARY LOUISE CONOVER National Honor Society. Wagistanian, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Baccalaureate Co-Chairman. German Club. Office Aide. A.F.S. Club. Honors Diploma. VIRGINIA COOKE Jim Choir. Y-Teens, Senior Banquet. Pep Club. French Club. PATRICIA CRAIL Pat Baccalaureate. Choir. German Club. DWIGHT CRAVENS Baccalaureate. Junior Achievement. RICHARD CROFT Dick Hi-Y. Junior Achievement, Spanish Club, Tennis. Homecoming Committee. World Affairs Club, Baccalaureate. CRAIG DAHL Sophomore Hockey. BARBARA DAHLBERG Bjtb Social Committee Chairman, Dance Committee, Prom Co-Chairman. Junior Council. Student Council, Y-Tcens, Pep Club, Choir, German Club. THOMAS DAHLEN CingUi Homecoming Escort, Homecoming Committee. Sophomore Council. Junior Council. Social Committee. Track: Co-Captain, S” Club. German Club. RAND! DAILY Spanish Club. Y-Tcens. Pep Club. Choralettes. ROBERT DANGERS Bob Transferred from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. 32 MARY LOUISE CONOVER VIRGINIA COOKE PATRICIA CRAIL DWIGHT CRAVENS RICHARD CROFT CRAIG DAHL Tom Anderson and Claudette Reeves. PHILIP DANIEL ANNE DAUPHINE SALLY DEVANEY JUDITH DEVIN Handy Izmcn and Joe Sibula. . . . and Learning . . . REID DIAMOND CYNTHIA DIXSON REXANNE DOERR DAVID DONAHOO 34 CATHY DOYLE JEFFREY DROGUE DOUGLAS DUDEN DUANE DUDEN PHILIP DANIEL Spot Student Council, German Club, Red Cross. ANNE DAUPHINE Y-Tccns, French Club, Bookstore, Finance Committee, Band, Prom, Junior Achievement. SALLY DEVANEY Sal National Honor Society: Vice President, Student Council: Secretary, Girls' State, Hall of Fame, Junior Council, Choir, Y-Teens, Student-Faculty Council, P.A. Announcer, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. JUDITH DEVIN Judi Arrow, Class Day, Pep Club, German Club, Y-Tcens. REID DIAMOND Mugsy Math Club, Chess Club. German Club, Arrow, Hi-Y, National Merit Semifinalist. CYNTHIA DIXSON Cindy REXANNE DOERR Rex Arrow, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Sophfcmore Council, Junior Council. Homecoming Committee Chairman. Finance Committee, German Club, Honors Diploma. DAVID DONAHOO Dave Basketball. National Honor Society, Cross Country, Hi-Y, Honors Diploma. CATHY DOYLE Arrow. Y-Teens. Pep Club. French Club, Class Day. JEFFREY DROGUE Jeff Arrow, Social Committee, German Club. Hi-Y, Hockey Manager, Sophomore Hockey. DOUGLAS DUDEN DudU) Commencement Decorations. DUANE DUDEN DARCY DUNCAN Date Y-Tccns: Treasurer, Class Day, Pep Club, Art Guild, Prom, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Student Council Posters. GREG EDWARDS Publicity Committee, Choir, Track. DEBORAH EISENSTADT Debby National Honor Society, Dance Committee, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Y-Teens, Latin Club, French Club, Finance Committee, Pep Club, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. DOUGLAS ELOFSON Dub Junior Council, Choir. Social Committee, Homecoming, Wrestling, Baseball. JAMES FAGRELIUS KATHARINE PARNELL JAMES FINE SHARON FINK JOHNNIE SUE FLANAGAN MIKE FLESHER WILLIAM FOELKER DAVID FRANZEN 36 Promoting order in the halls are Dick Croft. Gary Kasner, and Dick Smith. EMILY ENGLE JEFFREY ERDMANN . . . and Leisure EMILY ENGLE Wagistanian. Bookstore: Chairman, National Honor Society, Band, German Club: Treasurer, Y-Teens, Junior Achievement, Social Committee. Honors Diploma, Top Honors. JEFFREY ERDMANN Etdy Student Council, Swimming: Captain, Football, National Honor Society, Junior Council: President, Hall of Fame, Senior Council, Prom: Co-Chairman. Hi-Y, Honors Diploma. JAMES FAGRELIUS Jamie Swimming, Hi-Y, Social Committee, Track. KATHERINE FARNELL Kathy Art Guild, Latin Club, Cap and Gown, Pep Club, Y-Tcens, Student Council Posters. French Club. JAMES FINE Jim Swimming, German Club. Engineer for a Day, Senior Memorial Chairman. Honors Diploma. SHARON FINK Sherry Red Cross, Senior Banquet, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Y-Tecns, All-School Play, French Club, Band. JOHNNIE SUE FLANAGAN Big John Choralettes, Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Prom, Baccalaureate. MIKE FLESHER Gup Hockey, Track, Choir, Cross Country, Student Council, Senior Banquet. WILLIAM FOELKER Bill Sophomore Football, Swimming Manager, German Club, Finance Committee, Hall Guard. DAVID FRANZEN Date Finance Committee, German Club. STEVE FRF.DERICKSON Fred Swimming. Band. Senior Banquet. THOMAS FRIBF.RG Torn Senior Class Treasurer, Hall of Fame, Hall Guard, Chess Club, Nation al Merit Letter of Commendation. Homecoming Committee, National Honor Society, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. MARILYN FRIEDI. Spanish Club: President, Hall of Fame, Homecoming Committee, Y-Tccns. Arrow, Social Committee. Pep Club, French Club, Art Guild, Choralettes. DENNIS FROSLAN Denny German Club. Band: Vice President, Swing Band, Sophomore Council. Commencement Decorations, Homecoming Committee. RICHARD FULLER Rich Hall Guard, Finance Committee, Latin Club, Basketball, Sophomore Basketball, Baseball. Sophomore Baseball, Cross Country, Track. ALAN GARTEN AI National Honor Society, German Club. Senior Memorial, All-School Play. Honors Diploma. LEE GOHDES Swimming. PHEBE GOULDING National Honor Society, Y-Tcens: Chaplain, Choir, Publicity Committee. French Club: Secretary, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Honors Diploma. Top Honors. STEVE FREDERICKSON THOMAS FRIBERG MARILYN FRIEDI. DENNIS EROSLAN RICHARD FULLER ALAN GARTEN LEE GOHDES PHEBE GOULDING 37 GRETA GRAFSLAND NANCY GREEN VICTOR GREENSTEIN KATHRYN GRIMES LYNNE GUIU ORD JACK GULDBERG BOB GUNDERSON JANA GUSTAFSON GRETA GRAFSLAND Greets German Club, Art Guild, Y-Tecns, Homecoming Committee, Prom, Pep Club. Baccalaureate. Sophomore Council. PETER HALE Pete Cross Country. Track. Sophomore Hockey, S Club, Band, Arrow, World Affairs Club. Junior Achievement. Class Day. NANCY GREEN Commencement Decorations, Choir, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Honors Diploma. VICTOR GREENSTEIN Vie Arrow, Gemun Club, Football: All-City. Basketball, Baseball, Hall of Fame. Sno-King. DARLENE HARRIS Jungle Wagistanian. Pep Club. Commencement Program, German Club. BEVERLY HARTSE Bev Homecoming Committee, Social Committee. German Club. Y-Tecns, Junior Achievement. KATHRYN GRIMES Kathi Red Cross: President. German Club, Y-Tecns, French Club, Honors Diploma. LYNNE GUILFORD Lynnie Wagistanian, National Honor Society, Sophomore Council, Junior Council. French Club, Y-Tcens, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Class Day. Biology Club, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. JACK GULDBERG GoUie Homecoming Committee. Social Committee. Hi-Y, Golf, Spanish Club, Art Service, Sophomore Baseball. DAN HASTY Spaniel Football. Wrestling: Co-Captain, Athletic Council, Track. Student Council: Treasurer, Senior Council, Arrow, Hi-Y: President. Chess Club, Hall of Fame. KATHLEEN HAUG Kathy Choir, Arrow, Commencement Decorations, Pep Club, Y-Teens. ANN HEALY Homecoming Attendant, Spanish Club, Y-Tecns, Pep Club, Art Guild, Class Day. Office Aide. BOB GUNDERSON Gundy Sophomore Hockey. Social Committee. SUE ANN HE IT. BRANT Indianettes, Baccalaureate, Y-Teens. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Choral-ettes. Prom. Homecoming Committee. JANA GUSTAFSON Red Cross: Vice President. French Club, Y-Tcens. Choralcttcs, Cap and FLOYD HIAR Hair Gown. Pep Club. Sophomore Football. Senior Banquet. Graphic Arts. 38 Changes Brought New Challenges . . . Bookstore chairmen Betty Beggs. Anne Dauphine. and Emily Engle look on as Richard Van Dorcn and Bruce Aune make selections. PETER HALE DARLENE HARRIS BEVERLY HARTSE DAN HASTY KATHLEEN HAUG ANN HEALY SUE ANN HELEBRANT FLOYD HIAR 39 DANIEL HOLM JUDITH HOLM SUSAN HONECKER DONALD HORNER . . . and Opportunities for Student Leadership PHY ED LEADERS Jom Anderson. Anne MulholUnd. Claudette Reeves. Judy Zehringer. Nancy Connolly, and Carol aSH Kc? BuUh oht� «n. Betty Beg s. Bev Barrett. Barb Dahlberg. Shirley Johnson. Pat Francic Johnson, and bue Sm.th. Not p.ctured: Jean Stevens and J.m Boyer. 40 DICK HRUBY HANDAN IZMEN GARY JACOBSON BONNIE JENKINS HOWARD JENSEN GLORIA JENSVOLD ADRIAN JOHNSON BRIAN JOHNSON MARK HILLERNS Social Committee. Choir. S Club. Swimming. Cheerleader. GREG HOLEY Finance Committee. Hall Guard, Chess Club. SUZANNE HOU.ENBECK Sue M.D.V.C., Prom. Y-Teens. GARLAND HOLLEY Tex Transferred from Rockdale, Texas, Tennis, Hi-Y, Finance Committee. DANIEL HOLM Holmly French Club, Publicity Committee, Junior Achievement, Homecoming, Student Council Posters. JUDITH HOLM Judy Y-Teens. Pep Club, Class Day, Office Aide. SUSAN HONECKER Sue Choralcttes. Y-Teens, Junior Achievement, Office Aide. DICK HRUBY Wuby Band, Senior Banquet. HANDAN IZMEN Handy A.F.S. Student from Turkey, A.F.S. Club, Student Council, German Club. Y-Teens, Hall of Fame. GARY JACOBSON Jake Hi-Y: Secretary, Sophomore Basketball. Baseball, Social Committee, Hall Guard. Chess Club. Sophomore Baseball, Homecoming Committee. BONNIE JENKINS Y-Teens. Pep Club, Commencement Program, French Club, German Club. Honors Diploma. HOWARD JENSEN feme Baccalaureate. GLORIA JENSVOLD Y-Tecns, Junior Achievement, Publicity Committee, M.D.V.C. ADRIAN JOHNSON Butch Hockey, Sophomore Football. Sophomore Hockey, Junior Achievement, Chess Club. DONALD HORNER Horny Baseball Manager. BRIAN JOHNSON Arrow Photographer. Band. World Affairs Club. 41 DENNIS JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON RODNEY JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON 42 FRANCES JOHNSON NORMA JOHNSON ROSE JOHNSON ■ DENNIS JOHNSON Denny National Honor Society, Student Council, Senior Class Sergeant at Anns. Senior Council, Homecoming Co-Chairman, Swimming, S Club, Hi-Y: Vice President, Hall of Fame, Senior Memorial, Honors Diploma. FRANCES JOHNSON Francie Senior Class Secretary, Secretarial Committee Chairman, Student Council, Junior Council, Prom, Y-Tcens. French Club. Homecoming Committee, All-School Play. JUDY JOHNSON Jude Class Day, Pep Club, Y-Tccns, Latin Club, All-School Play. NORMA JOHNSON Arrow, French Club. Pep Club, Class Day, Y-Tecns. RODNEY JOHNSON Rod VAC. ROSE JOHNSON Wah-hoo Choir, Choralettes: Treasurer. Arrow, Cap and Gown, Y-Teens. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Choralettes, Y-Tccns, Social Committee. Pep Club. SYLVIA JOHNSON Sjlv Y-Tcens. Choir, German Club, Baccalaureate. Honors Diploma. BILL JOHNSON FT.” Basketball, Baseball, Football, Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball, Hi-Y, Spanish Club. S” Club, Chess Club. JENNIFER JOHNSTON Jtuner Wagistanian: Co-Editor, National Honor Society, Cap and Gown Co-Chairman. Y-Teens. German Club: Secretary, French Club. Pep Club. Honors Diploma. LOIS JOHNSTON Lo National Honor Society, Library Assistant, Choralettes, German Club, Senior Banquet. Y-Teens, Pep Club, Honors Diploma. JUDY JORGENSEN Jorp Hall of Fame, Social Committee, Spanish Club. Choralettes, Y-Teens. Pep Club. PATRICIA JUETTNER Jet Transferred from St. Benedict's, Cap 3nd Gown. ROBERT KAASA Bob Wrestling. GARY KASNER Hall Guard. Homecoming Committee, Hi-Y. Biology Club, Publicity Committee. DOUGLAS KELLEY Dour DAVID KIRK Transferred from St. Louis Park. KEN KNUTSON Baseball. Football. Wrestling, Basketball. S Club. SYLVIA JOHNSON BILL JOHNSON JENNIFER JOHNSTON LOIS JOHNSTON JUDY JORGENSEN PATRICIA JUETTNER We Enjoyed Senior Advisory . . . GARY KASNER ROBERT KAASA Senior advisory proves to be a convenient study hall for Larry Stollcr. Bruce Stone, and Taz Sumner. DOUGLAS KELLEY DAVID KIRK KEN KNUTSON 43 . . . and Supported Extracurricular Activities Dance chairman Carole Ucko surrounded by her committee heads: Dawn Nelson. Nancy Beardslce, Debby Eiscnstadt, Barb Dahlberg, and Jean Barry. ROGER KOECHEL RICHARD KOEFOD KAREN KORTING JAMES KOSMAS ERWIN KURTZ GARRY LALONDE LUANNE LARSEN GARY LARSON 44 JUDITH LARSON ALDIS LAZDINS SUSAN LENDER EDWIN LEWIS JIM LUGER GARY LOWE CHARLES I.IEB JAMES LUHMAN ROGER KOECHEL Rog Homecoming Committee. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Class Day. RICHARD KOEFOD Dick KAREN KORTING World Affairs Club. German Club, Art Guild, Y-Tecns. JAMES KOSMAS Kos Arrow, Hi-Y: Vice President, Football, S” Club, Social Committee, Junior Council. Golf. German Club, Chess Club. ERWIN KURTZ Er Football, Sophomore Football, S’ Club, Sophomore Basketball. GARRY LALONDE Gar Football. Class Day, Hi-Y, Sophomore Football, S Club. LUANNE LARSEN Lu Arrow, Homecoming Committee Chairman, National Merit Letter of Commendation. French Club, Y-Teens, Commencement Decorations Chairman. Pep Club, A.F.S. Club, All-School Play, Honors Diploma. JUDITH LARSON Judy French Club. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Y-Tecns, Commencement Program, Honors Diploma. ALDIS LAZDINS Al Football, Hall Guard. SUSAN LENDER Sue German Club. Red Cross, Senior Banquet. EDWIN LEWIS Ted Basketball Manager, Hall Guard. Senior Banquet. Spanish Club, Hi-Y. CHARLES I.IEB Charlie Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Senior Council, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Hall of Fame, Hi-Y. Publicity, Chess Club. GARY LOWE Golf. Sophomore Baseball, German Club. JIM LUGER Killer Senior Council. Chess Club, Publicity Committee, Homecoming. Track, Swimming. GARY LARSON Senior Memorial. JAMES LUHMAN Bear Hi-Y, Hockey. Baseball, Football, S Club. 45 Kirn i lund JOHN LYNNE FRANKLIN MANN james McCauley KATHLEEN McCORMICK THOMAS McCOY MARY McINTYRE RICHARD MELIN Yes, Air. Wo hi ford, that was very interesting. CATHERINE MERRICK 46 Charlie Lieb ROXANN METZ SHIRLEY MITCHELL ROBERT MIZELL PAUL MOEN KATHFRYN MONAHAN RICHARD MORAST ROBERT MORSE LARRY MOST We Had Our Moments . . . RUTH LUND Rut hie Y-Teens, Pep Club. JOHN LYNNE D.J.” Hockey, Baseball, Sophomore Hockey, Hi-Y, Finance Committee, S' Club. FRANKLIN MANN Frank Swimming, National Honor Society: President, A.F.S. Finalist, S’ Club, Baccalaureate Co-Chairman, Junior Council, Homecoming Escort, German Club. Hall Guard, Honors Diploma. JAMES McCAULEY Curl) Junior Varsity Hockey. KATHLEEN McCORMICK Kalb} Wagistanian. Commencement Program, Y-Tecns, Prom, Pep Club. Latin Qub, French Club. Honors Diploma. THOMAS McCOY Amos Spanish Club. • mary McIntyre Homecoming Attendant, Hall of Fame, Choir, Y-Teens, Latin Club, French Club. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. RICHARD MELIN Rich Sophomore Football. Commencement Decorations, German Club. WAYNE MELLGREN Mel Transferred from Hopkins. CATHERINE MERRICK Cathy National Honor Society. Wagistanian, Student Council, Latin Club: Vice President, Indianettcs, Finance Committee, Pep Club, Honors Diploma. ROXANN METZ Rox National Merit Letter of Commendation, Finance Committee. Y-Tecns, Latin Club. French Club, Honors Diploma. SHIRLEY MITCHELL Sbhl M.D.V.C ROBERT MIZELL Bob M.D.V.C.: State President of Trade and Industrial Section. PAUL MOEN Wrestling. KATHERYN MONAHAN Katie Pep Club, Social Committee, Choralettcs. Homecoming Committee, French Club. RICHARD MORAST Rjc Hi-Y. Social Committee, Junior Achievement. ROBERT MORSE Bob Choir, Hall Guard. LARRY MOST Batman Transferred from New York, Wrestling. 47 ANNE MULHOLLAND LAURA MUNION JANET MYERS DAWN NELSON The Washington trip breeds many new couples . . . Brian Anderson and Jim Kosmas ... LOUISE MURRAY NAN MURRAY . . . Mr. Adam and Pam Peterson. DONALD NELSON KATHLEEN NOLAN 48 . . . and Days to Remember . . . ANNE MULHOLLAND Annie Latin Club: President, Pep Club, French Club, Commencement Program, Y-Teens, Prom. Honors Diploma. LAURA MUNION Laurie Y-Tecns, French Club. Pep Club, Publicity Committee. LOUISE MURRAY Weezy Arrow, Commencement Program, Pep Club, Y-Tccns, Ait Guild. NAN MURRAY Senior Banquet, Spanish Club. M.D.V.C., Y-Tccns. JANET MYERS Y-Tcens, Pep Club. French Club. DAWN NELSON Student Council, Dance Committee, Prom, Wagistanian, Commencement Program Co-Chairman, Y-Tcens, German Club: Sergeant at Arms, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Pep Club, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. DONALD NELSON Don Hockey. Football, Senior Council, Choir: Vice President, Senior Memorial. Arrow, S Club, Sophomore Hockey, Sophomore Football. KATHLEEN NOLAN Kathy Choir, Junior Council, Prom, Pep Club. Social Committee, All-School Play. ROCHELLE NORD Cap and Gown, Y-Tecns. French Club, Junior Achievement. ERIC NYBERG Nybs Choir: President, Hi-Y: Secretary, Sophomore Hockey, Latin Club, Chess Club. Math Club. JIM O BRIEN Transferred from Waco. Texas, Arrow. JANIS OLSEN Y-Tecns, Spanish Club, Cap and Gown, Office Aide. RICHARD ORDAI. Big Rick Basketball, Sophomore Basketball, Golf, Sophomore Baseball, Hall Guard, Homecoming Committee. DIANE OSTROM Didy Indianettes, National Honor Society, Y-Tccns, Pep Club, French Club, Class Day, Homecoming, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. MARY ANN PARKER Y-Tecns. Pep Club, German Club, French Club, Art Guild. JAMES PASTOR Jim Choir, Hi-Y, Homecoming. ERIC NYBERG ROCHELLE NORD JIM O BRIEN JANIS OLSEN DIANE OSTROM JAMES PASTOR RICHARD ORDAI. MARY ANN PARKER 49 GREGORY PAYTON JAMES PEARSON MARY PERPICH RICHARD PERRON THOMAS PERSCHMANN BRUCE PETERSON DREW PETERSON GAIL PETERSON 50 JAMES PATKA Jim Basketball, Golf, Athletic Council. $” Club, Spanish Club: Treasurer. Arrow, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Senior Memorial. CHERYL PATRICK National Merit Letter of Commendation. Class Day, German Club, Y-Tccns. GREG PAYTON Baby Huey Wrestling, Arrow. JAMES PEARSON Jim MARY PERPICH Pitch Spanish Club. Pep Club. Choralettcs. Class Day, All-School Play. RICHARD PERRON THOMAS PERSCHMANN Tom Sophomore Basketball. Sophomore Baseball, Hall Guard. BRUCE PETERSON Radio Club. Graphk Arts. DREW PETERSON Band: President. Swing Band. German Club. National Honor Society Homecoming Committee, Chess Club, Honors Diploma. GAIL PETERSON Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross. Secretariat Committee. Office Aide. JEFFREY PETERSON Jeff Student Council: President. Football: Captain. Basketball, Baseball, Boys' State. 'S Club, National Honor Society. Hall of Fame. Junior Council. Athletic Council. KRISTIN PETERSON Kris French Club. Cap and Gown. Y-Teens, Red Cross. Pep Club. LYNN PETERSON Cap and Gown. Spanish Club. M.D.V.G. Pep Club. MARSHA PETERSON Arrow. Senior Banquet Co-Chairman, Y-Tccns. French Club. Latin Club, Homecoming Committee. Pep Club. PAMELA PETERSON l ue Y-Teens, Class Day. Prom, Homecoming Committee. Pep Club. Office Aide. Choralettcs. Art Guild. Spanish Club. SANDRA PETERSON Sandy Choralettcs, Cap and Gown, Office Aide. Y-Teens. Pep Club. SUSAN PETERSON Stu Wagistanian. Y-Tccns. Social Committee, Pep Club. JOHN PLOOG Cork Football, Track. Choir. Hi-Y. JOHN PLOOG 51 JEFFREY PETERSON LYNN PETERSON PAMELA PETERSON SUSAN PETERSON SANDRA PETERSON MARSHA PETERSON DONALD POLLOCK MYRTLE PURRIER SHIRLEY RAKE SUSAN RASCHKA TANA REECE LAURA RAMBO Handan Izmen and Roberta Stein show happiness after Southwest scores against Washburn. DENNIS REINERT CHERYL REED Luanne Larsen—the morning after the Washburn victory. CLAUDETTE REEVES JAMES RHINESMITH . . . and After Hours DONALD POLLOCK Ren Trick, Football. Choir. Hi-Y. MYRTLE PURRIER Myrt Cap and Gown. Y-Teens, Office Aide. Choralettes. SHIRLEY RAKE Shirl German Club. Y-Teens, Commencement Decorations, Art Guild, Pep Club. LAURA RAM BO Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Spanish Club. Art Guild. Senior Banquet. SUSAN RASCHKA French Club. Y-Tecns. Commencement Decorations. TANA REECE Y-Teens: President. Student Council. National Honor Society, Commencement Program Co-Chairman. Homecoming Committee, Spanish Club: Treasurer, Pep Club. All-School Play. CHERYL REED Cherry Cap and Gown. Arrow, Y-Tcens, Pep Club, Choralettes. Junior Achievement. Honors Diploma. CLAUDETTE REEVES Claud Commencement Program, French Club. Latin Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, All-School Play. DENNIS REINERT D Junior Achievement. JAMES RHINESMITH Jim MARTHA RICE A.F.S. Club, French Club: President, National Honor Society, Choir. Prom, Class Day, Homecoming Committee. All-School Play, Honors Diploma. NANCY RICHARDSON Latin Club. French Club. Homecoming. Social Committee. Y-Teens, Pep Club, Choralettes. All-School Play. DIANE RITCHIE Di Choir. Choralettes. Commencement Program, Spanish Club. Art Guild, Y-Tecns. JEFF ROBINSON Robbie Swimming, Golf, Hi-Y. S' Club. German Club. Chess Club. Class Day, Sophomore Football. ROBERT ROMEREIN Bob Band. Swing Band. Homecoming Committee. Honors Diploma. LYNETTE ROOD Lyn Wagistanian, Choir, Y-Teens. Class Day. Choralettes. Homecoming. Pep Club. French Club. RENEE ROSE M.D.V.C. JOHN ROTH Finance Committee. Hall Guard, Honors Diploma. MARTHA RICE NANCY RIC HARDSON DIANE RITCHIE JEFF ROBINSON ROBERT ROMEREIN LYNETTE ROOD JAY ROVNER MARK RUCCIUS JEANNE SACHLEBEN CHERYL SAMSTAD JO ANN SANDHOFF RICHARD SANDSTROM MARA SAULITIS BRUCE SAUNDERS JAMES SAVAGE ALAN SCHACHTELE Remember Southwest . . . Wise men, kings, and shepherds portray senior boys a few minutes before the Christmas program. 54 JOHN SCHLASNER RONALD SCHLOER MIKE SCHWAMB BO SELINDER DOUGLAS SCHMICK RICHARD SCHRADER CAROL SEVERSON CLAIR SEVERSON JAY ROVNHR Student Council, Senior Council, National Honor Society, National Merit Semi finalist, Honors Diploma. MARK RUCCIUS Transferred from Winnipeg, Canada. JEANNE SACHLEBEN Sack Arrow, Choralettcs, Class Day, German Club, Y-Tecns, Pep Club, Red Cross. CHERYI. SAMSTAD Choralettes, French Club, Pep Club, Y-Tcens, Commencement Decorations, Red Cross. JO ANN SANDHOFF Jo Commencement Decorations, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens. RICHARD SANDSTROM Rich Junior Achievement. MARA SAULITIS Y-Teens, German Club, Pep Club, Office Aide, Art Guild, Commencement Decorations, Latin Club, Junior Achievement. BRUCE SAUNDERS Sophomore Basketball, Hall Monitor, Junior Achievement. JAMES SAVAGE Creep Sophomore Football, Sophomore Hockey, Track, World « Affairs Club, Junior Achievement, Student Council Posters. ALAN SCHACHTELE A! Sophomore Hockey, Homecoming. JOHN SCHLASNER Schaz Hockey, Golf, Football Manager, S Club, Student Council Posters, Public Relations. RONALD SCHLOER Speed Hockey Manager, Football Manager, S” Club, V.A.C., Radio Club. DOUGLAS SCHMICK Doug Band, French Club. RICHARD SCHRADER Schrades Choir, German Club, Hi-Y, Homecoming Committee, Baccalaureate, All-School Play. MIKE SCHWAMB Big Red Homecoming, Hi-Y. BO SELINDER Bud CAROL SEVERSON Dayton’s Salute to Youth, Arrow, Pep Club, French Club, Y-Tecns, Homecoming Committee, Student Council Posters. CLAIR SEVERSON Cross Country, Track, Junior Council, German Club. 55 NANCY SHAW BETTY SHIRLEY JONATHAN SIBALA JOEL SIGEL JOHN SLETTEN NILS SMABY RICHARD SMITH SUSAN SMITH . . . Where We Made Lasting Friendships . . . Kuklos Quipus-Stigma Phlegm stimulates intellcctualism in senior Hi-Y boys. 56 GARY SOLSVIG HENRY SORENSON GLADYS SPETTIGUE JIM STALLMAN V SUSAN STANKO KATHLEEN STAUBER ROBERTA STEIN JEAN STEVENS NANCY SHAW Ugbs M.D.V.C.: President. Y-Teens. BETTY SHIRLEY Y-Teens. M.D.V.C. JONATHAN SIBALA Joe A.F.S. Student from the Philippines. A F.S. Club. JOEL SIGEI. Finance Committee. JOHN SLETTEN Daddy Hall of Fame, Social Committee, Hi-Y, Chess Club. Sophomore Hockey. NILS SMABY Kick Senior Class President, Student Council: Vice President, A.F.S. Finalist, Football, Basketball: Captain, Track: Co-Captain. Sophomore Council, National Honor Society, Hall of Fame. Honors Diploma. RICHARD SMITH Hi-Y. French CJub. Chess Club. Class Day. Homecoming Committee, Hall Guard. SUSAN SMITH Sue Choir, Indianettes, Homecoming Committee Chairman. French Club: Secretary, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Girls' Swimming, Girls' Golf. GARY SOLSVIG VAC. HENRY SORENSON Henny Lunchroom Monitor, Baseball Manager, Track. GLADYS SPETTIGUE Cl.id Social Committee. Arrow, Y-Teens. Girls' Swimming. Pep Club, Spanish Club. JIM STALLMAN Still Football, Baseball, Junior Council, Commencement Decorations, Sophomore Basketball. Sophomore Baseball, Hi-Y. French Club, Hall Guard. SUSAN STANKO Sue Daytons Salute to Youth, Student Council Posters, Commencement Program, Y-Teens, Art Guild. Latin Club, World Affairs Club, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Honors Diploma. KATHLEEN STAUBER Kalhi Class Day. Homecoming Committee, Y-Tcens, Pep Club, Prom. ROBERTA STEIN Bobbi National Honor Society: Treasurer, Student Council, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Wagistanian, Girls' State Alternate, Latin Club: Secretary. Hall of Fame, Senior Council, Indianettes, Senior Banquet Co-Chairman. Honors Diploma. JEAN STEVENS Jeanie National Honor Society, A.F.S. Finalist, Cheerleader, Indianettes, Choir, Y-Teens: I.C.C., Homecoming Attendant. Student Council, Latin Club: Treasurer, Arrow, Honors Diploma. 57 LARRY STOI-LER BRUCE STONE TAZEW ELL SUMNER MARGRET TAYLOR JENNIFER TEETER BARBARA THAYER SPERO THEROS WILLIAM THOMPSON 58 LARRY STOLI.ER Batman Publicity Committee, Baseball, Homecoming Committee, German Club, Latin Club. BRUCE STONE Chess Club: King. Math Club: Chairman. Football, German Club, Hall Guard. TAZEWELL SUMNER Taz Cross Country, S Club, Spanish Club. MARGRET TAYLOR Marg National Honor Society, Arrow, Choir, Debate, Y-Teens. French Club, Baccalaureate, All-School Play, Honors Diploma. JENNIFER TEETER Red Cross: President, Choralcttcs. Y-Tcens, Badminton, Girls' Swimming. Commencement Decorations, Homecoming Committee, Band, All-School Play. BARBARA THAYER Barb Senior Banquet. SPERO THEROS The Greek Football, Track, Sophomore Basketball. S Club, Social Committee. Hi-Y. German Club. Red Cross. Chess Club. WILLIAM THOMPSON Bill Hockey. CHRISTINE THORDSON Chris Senior Banquet, Homecoming Committee, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Choralettes. JOHN THORSTAD Hoppy Sophomore Football. Baseball, M.D.V.C. SHARON TONER M.D.V.C. REBECCA TOTINO Becky M.D.V.C. CAROLE UCKO Y-Tcens: President, Dance Committee Chairman, Student Council, Sophomore Council, Student-Faculty Council, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Commencement Program, Choir. French Club, Pep Club, Honors Diploma. SANDRA UNGERMAN Sandy Wagistanian, Choir, Junior Council. French Club, Homecoming. Class Day Co-Chairman, Honors Diploma. GEORGE UPHAM Track. THOMAS VANDERHYDE Tom Sophomore Hockey. Chess Club, S” Club, Hockey. RICHARD VAN DOREN R.V.D. National Honor Society. National Merit Letter of Commendation, A.F.S. Finalist, A.F.S. Club: President. Homecoming Committee Chairman, Homecoming Escort. German Club. Choir, All-School Play, Honors Diploma. GARY VAN LEER Monk Junior Achievement. CHRISTINE THORDSON JOHN THORSTAD SHARON TONER REBECCA TOTINO CAROLE UCKO SANDRA UNGERM AN GEORGE UPHAM THOMAS VANDERHYDE . . . Shared Thoughts and Ideas . . . RICHARD VAN DOREN John Slettcn 59 GARY VAN LEER . . . and Made Plans for the Future Bob Mizell and Nancy Shaw look over the first constitution of the Southwest M.D.V.C. chapter. PAMELA VAN SCOY PAT VIET PATRICIA WARD DAVID WEAVER ALAN WEISS SALLY WERDICK JERRY WESCOTT NANCY WHEELER 60 WILLIAM WHEELER JANET WHITTON HOLIJS WILLEFORD CAROL WILLIAMS CHERYL WILLIAMS PHILIP WILLIAMS JEAN WILLNER CONSTANCE WISE PAMELA VAN SCOY Pam Hall of Fame. Senior Banquet. Y-Teens, Pep Club, French Club, Student Council Posters, Homecoming Committee. PAT VIET Vitts Junior Council, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Social Committee. Y-Teens. Choralcttes, Pep Club. All-School Play. PATRICIA WARD Pat Senior Banquet, Junior Achievement. Y-Teens. French Club. DAVID WEAVER Date Hockey, Football, S Club. Student Council, Baccalaureate, Hi-Y, Hall of Fame, Sophomore Council. Junior Council, Senior Council. ALAN WEISS Al Football, Honors Diploma. SALLY WERDICK Sal Social Committee. Homecoming Committee. Arrow, Y-Teens. Pep Club, French Club. JERRY WESCOIT Commencement Program. Hi-Y: Chaplain. Chess Club, Homecoming. NANCY WHEELER National Merit Semifinalist, Wagistanian, Baccalaureate, National Honor Society. German Club. Girls' Swimming, Badminton, Biology Club, Girls' Golf. Honors Diploma. Top Honors. WILLIAM WHEELER Bill Art Guild. M.D.V.C., Prom. Homecoming. Student Council Posters. JANET WHITTON Jan Commencement Program. Spanish Club, Office Aide, Y-Teens. HOLLIS WILLEFORD Spanish Club. Math Club. Chess Club. CAROL WILLIAMS Homecoming Queen. Cheerleader: Captain, Choir: Secretary, Y-Teens. Secretarial Committee, Student Council, Junior Council, Senior Council. Pep Club, French Club. Hall of Fame. CHERYL WILLIAMS Cberi Arrow, Y-Teens. Pep Club. French Club. Commencement Program PHILIP WILLIAMS Butch Sophomore Football. JEAN WILLNER National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Dayton's Salute to Youth. Honors Diploma. CONSTANCE WISE Connie Arrow, Girls' Swimming. Senior Banquet, Y-Tecns, German Club. Latin Club. Red Cross. Pep Club 61 JOHN' WOODRUFF DANIEL WOODS NOT PICTURED MICHAEL BOH MB AC H TIMOTHY CONNOR JAMES DARE JON HAUGEE ANN KOHNER JOHN KOSA DI ANE LINDSTROM JOHN Ml'RALT PATRICIA RENDI.F MARGOT SI.OANE Our Senior an End . and a ROBERT WURTZ JUDITH 7.EHRINGER RICHARD ZOLLARS LARRY ISCHE 62 Year - Beginning JOHN WOODRUFF Sophomore Football. rcstlin , Track. Hi-Y, Math Club DANIEL WOODS D.m Hockey. ROBERT WURTZ Bob Wrestling: Captain. S Club. Band, Sophomore Football. JUDITH ZEHRINGER Judy French Club. Y-Teens, Commencement Decorations. Homecoming Committee. Pep Club. RICHARD ZOLLARS Dick National Honor Society. National Merit Letter of Commendation, German Club. Honors Diploma. LARRY ISCHE MICHAEL BOHMBACH AI « TIMOTHY CONNOR Tint Transferred from Alexandria. Minnesota. JAMES DARE Jim JON HAUGEE Transferred from Minnehaha Academy. ANN KOHNER Transferred from Gravslakc. Illinois. JOHN KOSA DUANE LINDSTROM JOHN ML'RALT ]uy PATRICIA RENDLE Put Transferred from Minnehaha Academy. MARGOT SLOANE Transferred from South Africa. of Learning But told you to urite it doun in your assignment notebooks. Bruce Stone, Bob Wurtz, and Mrs. Welch. Trite, too fast, no eye contact, much too fast, please lower pitch, way too fast, shout great improve mem.” Miss Doruhue. Welcome to Porky's. May I take your order, please? Frank Bevelacque. Margret Taylor, and Mr. Anderson. 63 More Than a Building . . . Seniors Dress-up Day. January 16, 1964. was celebrated with a One Semester to Go cake. Senior athletes set the pace for underclassmen The library provided a place for research and study. Froggy Brown and the rest of Andy s Gang made the Homecoming auditorium unforgettable. The Beatles, fad of the year, invaded Southwest in 1964—Yeah. Yeah, Yeah! 64 Found Southwest a Way of Life Schoolwork became less painful as thoughts turned toward graduation. Early breakfasts at Perkin's were not unusual for the Class Seniors had their not-so-scrious moments, of ’64. Homecoming festivities proved a highlight of our senior year. 65 Able Ambassadors Handan Izmen and Joe Sibala This Lind it your Lind: this Lind is my land. Most Talkative Martha Brown and Frank Bevelacque Don't worry, Martha, only 498 to go. Seniors Declare Done Most for the School Friendliest Jean Barry and Dan Hasty Might as well finish this job right.' 66 Francie Johnson and Jeff Erdmann What a lovely way to spend an evening. Class Cut-Ups Nancy Connolly and John Slcttcn Well, I thought it was funny! ’64 Hall of Fame Biggest Flirts Pam VanScoy and Charlie Lieb Actually. Afr. Lieb, I think 'Dear Sir would be a little more appropriate. Most Feminine and Most Athletic Sue Clcmenson and Vic Grcenstcin Tea, Vic? Most Respected Jean Stevens and Denny Anderson Why. Denny, don't you trust me? 67 Most Likely to Succeed Roberta Stein and Nick Smaby George Washington started this way, you know.’’ Most Intelligent Mary Calhoun and Tom Fribcrg After all. book reports are due tomorrow Best Dressers Marilyn Friedl and John Schlasner But, John, you said you needed a sport coat. A Highlight of Easiest to Look at Mar)’ McIntyre and Dave Weaver • Oh . . . Hir 68 Best Dancers Judy Jorgenson and John Bristol And we cut down the old pine tree. Peppiest Carol Williams and Denny Johnson Don't look so disgusted—1 wanted us to hate good seats Senior Spirit Best All-Around Sally DcVancy and Jeff Peterson 69 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Bcv Bruce. Becky Hermann, Sharon Theisen, Marguerite Aver)’, Judy Sargent. STANDING: Tom Lifson, I.indj Frcij, Chris Johnson, Mary Ann Coleman. Greg Payne, Maribeth Cadwcll, Steve Carow, Sheila Bennett. John Miller. Barb Wold. Larry Doug Carolyn Jim Bruce Cindy Candy Barb Jim Aalbers Ahrens Allen Allis Almquist Altemose Althoff Anderson Anderson Judie Kathy Tom Steve William Marguerite Don Larry Lisa Anderson Anderson Atlas Austin Austin Avery Axclson Babiracki Baker Lois Kathy Mary Morris Sheila Bcny John Gene Barry Balbot Barton Beardsley Bender Bennett Benson Berman Bcrnatz Bersnow A V loAnna Kay Randy Tom Kathy Therese Bill Judy Barbara BeVier Bjorn berg Blanch Bleecher Boddy Bonjour Bonneville Bousley Boyer ) Bcv Kathy Julie Linda Maribcth Diane Sue Mike David Bruce Bruner Burglund Burklund Cad we 11 Cain Calloway Campbell Cardinal Brian Judy Steve Mary lane Dave Bob Pat Tom Ron Carney Carney Carow Carroll Casperson Ceminsky Chapin Christenson Christie Lee Cindy Sterling Mary Ann Terry Don Jeff Fred Dianne Churchill Clark Clarrcn Coleman Coleman Collins Condon Cooke Copus Russ Joe Tom Davies Dcason Dcinema Junior Class Is Biggest Ever 71 Tom Linda Vi Bob John Carolyn Marcic Lynn Sue DelDotto Dorter Dobbins DoU Drewitz DuRoche Duran Dworsky Eder Bill Robert Blake Joyce Bnice Paul Andy Jamc Janet Edwards Engeset English Engstrom Enstad Enstad Erdmann fcrhardt Erickson Marty Jan Colleen Jim Bob Craig Laurie Linda Lynda Fisk Fittcrman Fitzgerald Floro Folschow Foreman Fowler Frei| French Jim Trudy Mike Goldstein Gordon Gould Juniors Remember Washington Trip . . . 72 . . . MSAT, Math, and Merit Tests Diana Rusty Mary Graff Graham Greene Karen Ivan Meridcth Greer Grcizins Grierson Pat Ellen Dcna Grimes Guttmann Hanold Tom Deinema, Judi Savage, Kathy Bruner, Phil Aiycrj, Roberta Smiley, and Lee Churchill concentrate on easiest test of the year. iim Katie Bob Tom Jodie Mary Jack Bill Chris lowg Hudson Huscby Ireland Jensen Jermsta Johannes Johnson Johnson 73 Class Shows Spirit . . . . . . with constant loyally . . . I.ynda I.ynda Mary Anne Johnson Johnson Johnson Pam Kathy Janet Johnson Johnston Jones Pat Linda Sue Barry Maren Ronna Roger Sherrie April Jones Jorgenson Joyce Kalar Kaidoc Kamel Karjalahti Kilmer King Denise Jill Linda Sue Jim Garv Allen Paul Sandra Larson Larson Larson Larson LaVille LeFevrc Leighton Lerum Lester 74 Bob Tom Karen Debbie Dan Patty Rick Skip Jeff Levine Lifson Linderoth Link Loewcnson Long Long Luclf Lund Kaye Kathy Joan Carole Martha Rosemary Barb Mike Joel Lyon Lytle McClure McGinness McKeand Maher Martenson Mather Malta John Mayer Steve Mayer Lee Mertesdorf Kathy Meyers Faye Miller Jeff Miller John Miller Linda Moc Franklin Moore Sue Anne Cathy Phillip Pat Tom Bonita Bruce Cathlcen Morgan Morrow Murphy Myers Neely Nciman Nelson Nelson Nelson Charles Don Peggy Nelson Nelson Nelson Nancy Roger Dave Nemer Ness Nielson Karen Noel Diane Dan Well, everybody knows . . . Nordlund Nordskog . . . at Sports Events and Dances 75 ©S' Andrei Mary Sheila Marti Don John Kathy Bill Nancy Norman Oakes O'Connell Oden Olivet Olson Olson O'Malley Omlid Steve Olivia Cheryl Scott Mary Greg fane Dalene Dan Ondik Oredson Otto son Patrick Paulson Payne Peck Peterson Peterson Robyn Pat Barb Bob Linda Richard Connie Kay Vied Peterson Phelps Poladian Potter Pratt Preus Rabideau RaMcnspargcr Ranger Connie Tom Frank Terry Carolyn Jackie Betty Jim Mary Ready Reep Reese Reese Reeses Reller Rcuss Reynolds Rieger Anne Marilynn Janice Rits Roark Robinson Jell Rick James Rodmyre Rotsch Ryan Ambitious Juniors Star in ‘Mouse That Roared1 76 . . . and Organize ’64 Prom Bill Tom Steve Schnedler Schrocdl Schwamb Craig Mike Richard Jeff Jill Steve Mark Mary Joan Schwcnder Sclnick Shamp Shaw Shmk Silbcrnagel Simmons Skoglund Stavm Kim Sandi Liz Bob Michael John Sandy Gene Betsy Smith Smith Smithburg Somers Somers Sonderegger Sorenson Sormar Spettigue Stcph Bob Kathie Dick Gloria Patricia Bill Anita Joline Stanger Stanley Steele Sundby Sundell Sundell Sutherland Svenddal Swagger Dave Kathy Stephen Allen Allison Jon Sharon Sheila Kay Swanson Swanson Swanson Teeter Teeter Thcis Theisen Theisen Thompson 77 Terry Thompson Tom Tierney Susan Vischer Robert Welleroeyer Terry Wikman David Ben Tika! Titus Margaret Peter Voedisch Waldor Bob Patrick Wennerstrom West cot t Bert Bruce Williams Williams Sue Tomlinson Tim Walgren Barb Westereng Marilyn Wilson Dan Totino Charles Walters ■m estergreen Cary Willn Toni Totino Marcia Watt son Margaret Wheaton Barb Wold Paul Virgin Candy Wedgewood Mary Wicd Tom Sue Uttley Vick Dave Joy Weber Webster Bruce Richard Wheeler Whiting Dave Bob Wylie Yund John Caro! Zimdars Zuckman JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Peter Johansen Clare Johnson Jeanne Kraby Jacqueline Morrow Bill Ray Nancy Rhinesmith Roberta Smiley Bill Tilbury Class of ’65 Looks Forward to Senior Year 78 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Anne Dolan, Sally Bloom, Mr. Bronniche, Tony Thompson. Ginny Wurtz, Sandy Van Scoy. STANDING: Phil Fischer, Mary Hammer, Dale Spettigue, Kathy Sanders. Diane Allen. Julie Moore. Rob Sandra Tom Dianne .Martha Gregg Pam Jim Barb Ahrens Aldrich Alexander Allen Allen Almquist Altcmosc A Iverson Anderson Cheryl Donald Gary Janice John Kathy Kris Leonard Bob Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Steve Tom Bill Karen Tom John Janice William Pat Anderson Anderson Anderson Armonies Arnold Ashmead Bacon Ball Barager Victoria Marsha Judy Wendy Julie Cheryl Philip Holly Richard Barnes Beeson Benson Benson Berg Bergstrom Bergstrom Blake Bleyhl 79 Sally Steph Bill Bloom Boddy Boler Chris Don _ Jeff Boosalis Bouchier Bowen Barbara Jim . Pat Boyer Bratschi Braun left Wynne Barb Brctnor Broms Brown Cathy Brown Chuck Tom Judy Phil Colleen Sue David Douglas Mary Burroughs Cain Calhoun Campbell Carney Carow Carroll Caulk Ccrvin Jody Tom Mary Jackie Doug Bettv Richard Cindy Gretchen Chipka Christianson Chuchcl Clawitcr Clay Coaker Cohen Colberg Conkcy Debby Sandy Debbie Conklin Cooper Crail Bob Pam Bill Cronk Dahl Dahlen Hou about that one over there?” Tim Becky Merrill Dalton Dautcrmann Davis Sophomores Welcome Anthony Students . . . 80 . . . and 382 Enter Senior High Lyn Linda Susan Dean Dcchainc Destcian Colleen Pam Donald DeVaney Dibble Dickerson Tom Anne Kerric Dobbs Dohn Drogue Dick Patt Mike Jackie Jeff Ira Roger Beth Dennis Duggan Dunn DuRoche Eaves Edsten Eisenstadt Ellingson England Erickson lulie Mike Judy Phil Mary Sharon Gale Ginny Susy ;rnst Fermoyte Fimian Fischer Fitsgcrald Flatt Fleming Forbord Ford Sharon Mark Greg Mark John Julie Marti Gene Formico Francis Franzen French Fuller Gainslcy Gammcll Gcller Noel Terry Cheryl Sue Cherric Carol Wendy Holly Bruce Gilliland Gocring Gohdes Goldsman Gorrie Graff Green Greene Crostephan 81 Sophomores Join With Upperclassmen . . . Barb Mike Forrest Hanson Harris Harshc Sandi Marc Kenneth lane Dan Grctchen Toro Linda lean Harvey Haskovitz Haug Hcaly Heaton Helweg Hoi ringer Hoover Hosking Ron Stephanie Gary Bill Robert Nylene Doria Barbara Jan Hume Hunczak Hyland Janohosky Janzen Jensen Jensen Jensvold Jcrnell JoAnn Bruce Connie Deanna Debbie Dolores Fred Gordon Ken Jilson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Laurel Lynn Marylou Mary Jane Murlane Nancy Steve Paula Mike Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Justice Karch 82 Ij«y Jeff . Jeanne lane Bill John Stephen Da e Terry Koechcl Kranittkv Krause Krost Krouse Kulstad Kuoitz Kurvets Ladin Tim ludy Donna McCauley McConville McCiinness Lois Shelly Avis Macrtcns Malinsky Mandcl Karen Jim Sheila Mann Manning Martin . . . in Activities and Dances 83 Kiren Mayer Robert Mcdaris Karl Melby Pamela Merritt Sandra Miller Pat Miner Steve Mitchell Tom Mizell Gary Larry Julie Mohn Moon Moore Jeff Moc I.inda Linda Bruce Nancy Morgan Mulholland Nathanson Nehl Mark Nelson Soph Gridders Take City . . . 84 . . . While Girls Beat West Barbara Barb Cheryl Richter Rien Rindal Kathy Janice Lee Rodney Paul? Pou8 , ®c,fald, John Sanders Sandgrcn Sathre Scarlett Scheidler Schiburr Schmidt Schneck Schoenhoff Bruce Linda Larry Sue Dave Bruce Susie _ Bonnie Karen Schrepple Schwendcr Shada Shearer Shefland Shclstad Shoquist Sivanich Sjoquist Carol Georgia Don Kathleen Pam Steve Tim Dalc John Slavin Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Spettiguc Standish 85 Class Remembers ’64 Washington Trip That was a grape joke! Iris Pat Nancy Staubus Steege Stevenson Paul Carol John Steen Stenberg Stirratt Dennis Stock Tom Sundby Judy Svenddal Lynn Craig Sue Sherrie Barb Sandy Vicky Tony Matt Svenpladsen Swanson Swanson Sweeney Swclin Swenson Testin Thompson Thompson Wayne Mickey Gerald Kathy Terry Grace Margaret Gary Mary Thompson Thorstenson Tomforde Tosier Tripp Tucker L'ttlcy Vanderhyde VanHorn Sue Nancy Dean Karin Sue Doug Gayle Pat Wendy Wcdgcwood Wefel Weigel Weiland Weinberger Weirauch Wcioel Werdick Wert 86 Tom Jim Charles Anthony Becky Linda Linda Bob Mary Wheeler Whelpley Wile min Wilkes Williamson Winer Winstead Wircrift Wolf Ginny Kathy Nancy Carol Georgeann Mike Linda Wuitt York Zabel Zchringer Zimmerman Zipoy Zollars SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Carol Burton Nancy Drew Debbie Fangmcier Wanda Floyd Linda Graham Thomas Hall Donna Jozen Joanne Kahn Kathleen Lawman Ramona I.yon Kathy Morrow Scott Purdum Mary Reller Karen Sholl Gretchen Slcizer Susan Tikal and Looks Ahead to Junior Year 87 Ninth Grade Leads NINTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Dan Hanson, Mr. Johnson. Margaret Loud. Claudia Pankuch. STANDING: Zane Lumclsky, Mark Henkles, Jeff Carolus. Cindy Williams. Lcslee Cranston. HOMEROOM 4 ROW I: Carol Famham, Peggy Savage, Mrs. Sutton. Todd Williams. Dan Hanson, David Friedman. ROW 2: Colleen Reardon. Tim Titus. Cheryl Baribeau, Carol Cross, Tom Holland, Pat Enger. ROW 3: Laura Kranitsky, Ted Whitten, Jeff Austin, Nancy Murphy. Mike Waara. ROW 4: Diane Carlson, Janet Shamp, John Floro. Kim Doclz, Mark Lorberbaum. Kay Koclker. ROW 5: Paul Thomas. James Solsvig, Steve Dimond. Nancy Bernhagcn. Jim Rien. Chris Gruss. 88 Junior High HOMEROOM 10 ROW 1: Stephanie Murray, Bill Nelson. Mr. Strobcl, Barb Hebner. Bob Copus, Roberta Selnick. ROW 2: Mike Heaton, Vicki Tilseth, Carol Broude, Ron Knapp, Scott Andreasen, Sally Hale. ROW 3: Nancy Hultin, Penny Jones, Scott Sargent. Jenny Bogrcn. Kay Fleming. Gndy DuVal, Pat McDonald. ROW' 4: Jean Walters, Kathy Knapp, Doug Rood. Cindy Williams, Bruce Danielson, Dan Carlson, Lawrence Larsen. ROW 5: Fritz Mcili, Terry Tomlinson, Greg Hawks, Richard Steele. Elizabeth Franzcn. Drew Hruby, Greg LaLonde. HOMEROOM 15 ROW 1: Barb Fink, Jack Long, Andrea Reed. Judy Anderson. Richard Werner. ROW 2: Jane Jensen. Nancy LaDuke, Marsha Engle, Mary Fischer, Georgia Smith, Carol Carpenter. ROW 3: Dan Maher, Alexis Burckhard, Darrel Ness, David Perry, Connie Orenstein. ROW 4: Sandi Nelson, Pat Heath, Bob Williams, Virginia Sandhoff. Bill Hursh, Margaret Loud. ROW 5: Betty Harrison. Jim Johnson, John Herman, Julie Freij, Mark Fredrickson. Greg Jones, Ron McKinnon. 89 Student Council HOMEROOM 25 ROW 1: Terry Howg, Barb Ploog, Bob Fine, Mr. Dale Johnson, Sharon Sorman, Linda Alexander. ROW 2: Mark Knutson. Ross Williams. Jim Reeves, Sherrill Utley. Jill Hanson, Janet Carlson. ROW 3: Beth Rosenfcld, Linda Ostrom, Dodd Lambcrton, Linda Hammer. Alan Thiel, Bruce Galles. ROW 4: Jeanne Carlson, Tom Peterson. Francis Burch. Tom Noble, Nancy McNaghtcn. Tom I.icnke, Martha Dalton. ROW 5: Steve Uhlenkott, Linda Williams, Jeff Carolus, Dave Calloway. Jacoba Braam, Jeff Chase, Landrum Wise. Chris Skoglund. 90 Paced by Freshmen HOMEROOM 27 ROW 1: Art Rubin, Joe Prcmack, Mary Branley, Janet Kjera, Mike Lutsey. ROW 2: Peggy Buckvold, Wes Bigelow, Maty Sanders, Mike Carls, Casey Randall, Valli Preiner. ROW 3: Mark Miller, Glenda Dale, Patricia Thorsrud, Marshane Mork, Roger Meredyk, Janice Dahlc. Margaret Carroll. ROW 4: April Schwartz, Steve Johannes, Pam Wheaton, Elaine Douris, Leslie Edmonds, Mike Dctchons. ROW 5: Larry Weiss, Sue Kupcho, Claudia Pankuch, Rob Copeland, Steve Rholl. Garnet Johnson. Steve Bcrgquist. HOMEROOM 52 ROW 1: Steve Williamson, Mike Barry. Virginia Pmgatore, Tom Thorsell, Debbie Smith. ROW 2: Cathy Cox, Ute Turrittin, Helen Boddy, Alan Raymond, Tom Schrocdcr. Roark Johnson. ROW 3: Con Saltzman, Cheryl Maloney, Mike Stone. Jim Harshe, Jan Storlie, Hadley Clarren. ROW 4: Kent Saunders, John Smith, Keith Baker, Rich Munion, Barb Melcher, Mary DeWcrff, Mary Anglim. ROW 5: Richard Sack, Alan Henaman. Brad Peterson. Sue Szaflarski. Tom Sathre. Mark Jaffee, Nancy Zumbergc 91 Ninth Grade Adds HOMEROOM 101 ROW 1: Jennifer Skaug, Vicki Goldstein, Mrs. Page, Jim Holland, Alan Erickson. ROW 2: Debbie Orren. Joe Stanger, Zane Lumelsky, Keith Hotal, Tom Dahlstrom. Lary Livingston. ROW 3: Yvonne Johnson, Bonnie Hartill, Linda Helme, Jan Breen, Connie Halpcrn, Karen Hofstrom. ROW 4: Brian Swing, Rhea Tutelman. Margaret Muirhead, Janet Lund, Sandy Sabart. Leonard Ellis. ROW 5: LcRoy Johnson, John Teeter, Howard Atkin. Jon Gurban, George Murray. Larry Molstad, Holly Eliason. HOMEROOM 103 ROW I: Julie Moline, Mary Kraby, Mr. Jones. Mark Kohn, Ron Hechter. ROW 2: Gary Lundberg, Robert Falls. Bob Coleman, David Lowe, Bob Miller, Bill Stoll. ROW 3: Virginia Braddock, Patty Ramstad, Carol Colin, John Hoogenakker, Janclle Peterson, Sue Johnson, Carol Meyers. ROW 4: John Sorenson, Sara Thompson, Sally Stromdahl, Cliff Nelson, Kevin Faus, Kreg Kapitan. ROW 3: John Joyce, Cynthia Coleman, Mary Drewitz. Gary Halley, Greg Widseth. Beverly Oman. Nancy Hudson. 92 Additional Homeroom HOMEROOM 208 ROW 1: Jeff Skauj?, Stephic Wurtz, Miss Holliday, Judy Cohen, Christine Dierin cr. ROW 2: Gerald Oss. Katie Gibson, Genevieve Moen, Milt Sijjel, Dave Schweiberger, Bruce Gefuert. ROW 3: Leslie Rivers, Marilyn Samstad, Leslee Cranston, Larry Reece, Paul Jacobsen. ROW 4: Charles Pettipicce, Jill Muralt. Cheryl Allen, Tcrrie Gorrie, Nola Farnsworth, Bob Smutka. ROW 5: Bill Konold, Bill Burns. Judy Hanson. Jerry Petit. Bill Coppa e, Rick Lind, Robert Poladian. 93 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL Mary Kelley, Sara Boddy, Julie Peterson, Jack Hursh, Mr. Shapiro, Jim Ball. Chris Farrington, John Erdmann. Eighth Grade Has HOMEROOM I ROW 1: Paula Eckhnd, Carolyn Bruner, Michele Raen, Jim Billings, Mr. Shapiro, Homer Benton. Chris Farrington. ROW 2: Roger Gefuert. Terry Forbord, Marlene Harthan, Steve Willeford. Rich Ladin, Pam Geller. Jean Beardsley. ROW 3: Mary Nehls. Pat Stevenson. Tom Serrill, Becky Picrzina. Linda Johnson. Larry Schneck, Jerry DelDotto. ROW 4: Sharon Friedman. Melanie Pease, Sue Baxtresser, Ralph Stevens, Steve Adams, Rick Johnson. Joyce Larson. ROW 5: Paul Clabo, Dick King. David Davies, Martha Kupcho, Doug Peterson. Mike Daniel, John Reeves. Paul Conover. 94 HOMEROOM 9 ROW 1: Chris Oss, Mike Barlow. Connie Greenberg. Tom Barrett. Gary Fine, Suzanne Becker. ROW 2: •Eric Lyon. Susan Otis. Leslie Lair, Kathy Eddy. Doug Muirhead, Tim Holm. ROW 3: Sammy Byers, Mary Kelley. Debby Gregory, Christine Gilliland, Candy Clark. Marge Smith. Pam Hicks. ROW 4: Joyce Wi liner, Betty Moot, Sharon Koelker, Larry Prosser. Bill Upham, Ralph Perry. ROW 5: Jim Scanlon. Bob Mikkclson. Vicki Wedgcwood, Jim Anderson. Larry Karjalahti, Richard Herman. Jeff Eliason. Big Year HOMEROOM 23 ROW I: Mike Upham, Bob Nathanson. Bob Wheeler. Kris Vardalos. Steve Davis. ROW 2. Bob Gordon. Lynn Goldman. Mark Wood, John Holm. Mike Burckhard. Bruce Saarcla. ROW 3: Hans Huscby, Judy Pershmann, Barb Ward, Nancy Grossman, Kathy Blanch, Brad Elander. ROW 4: Eric Angvall, Kathy Heaton. Jeff Rotsch, John Erdmann. Vicki Aspenson. Linda Van Blarcom. ROW 5: Joanne Weaver, Janice Schwender, John Hegerman. Glorian Sorenson. John Maertcns, Mark Fredrickson. Frank Mitchell. 95 HOMEROOM 2-1 ROW 1: Dick Williams. Greg French. Roxanne Kamel. Mrs. Grady, Adelia Akcrmark. Chris Adams, Steve Hirsch. ROW 2: Bruce Colin. Ronald Gallus, John Moore, Chuck Anderson, Jim Nod, Lynn Halvorson, Bill Maurer, John O'Connell. ROW 3: Tom Tripp, Janet Levine, Kathy Rutledge, Sharon Zimdars. Tim Sargent. Bob Bruce. ROW 4: Steve Graff, Reed Docrr. Mark Roscquist, Randee Karch, Linda Aalbers, Sara Boddy, Mary Nordahl. ROW 5: Drew Froehlich. Ann Freed, Marcia Thompson. Bonnie Gunderson, Audrey Flystad, Linda Moot, Carol Johnston, Cindy Carow. Eighth Graders Begin HOMEROOM 55 ROW 1: Peggy Johnson, Bill Dahten, Mr. Bjorlin, Eric Saulitis, Peggy Bloom. ROW 2: Scott Kinmorc, Paul Janzcn, Greg Utley, Doug Plott. Marion Ring, Louise Baldwin. ROW 3: Marit Ramstad. Paula Spector, Cyndy Holtcr, Nancy Rcllcr, Julie Peterson. Martha Conkcy. ROW 4: Lynn Bevier, Paulette Chaudoin. Roy Hyland. Jim Scheu, Steve Marcus, Peter Gispersen. ROW 5: Barb Johnson. Laurie Lund, Kim Holden. 96 HOMEROOM 56 ROW 1: Charlie Flat . Bruce Thayer. Tim Peterson. Mr. Weydt, Charlie Gibson, Ray Shefland. ROW 2: Donald Harshc, Jack Hursh, Gwynn Frederick, Tom Poladian, Dave Mattison, Paul Moore, Chris Granbcck. ROW 3: Judy Fletcher, Gail Greenspoon, JoAnn Okney, Carol Heinze, Frances Page, Margaret Smith, Janice Wciblcn. ROW 4: Dana Jensen, David Thill, Bill Dale, Dana Pankuch, Chuck Leer, Heather Newhall, Debbie Anderson. ROW 5: Susan Reed, Bill Mueller, Marty Yelland, Jean Ernst, Linda Froslan, Roger Sibell, Jane Davenport. Sonny Smith. Foreign Language Study 97 HOMEROOM 206 ROW 1: DwigHt Gustafson, Marcia Christensen. Gail Pearson, Miss Jebe, Mari Ann Greenstein, John Parker. ROW 2: Dave Lane, Paula Swanson, Sharon Falls, Denise Dobbs, Linda Lundeen, Sheila Sanders. ROW 3: Jan Giles. Janet Nielsen, Deborah Loring, Judy Kaasa, Karey Logstroni, Peggy Olson. ROW 4: Tim Whitten. Irving Binncnstock. Jim King. Greg Thompson. Danny Cook. Laura Tutting. ROW 5: Betty Somers, Colleen York, Fred Zabel. Jim Ball, Larry Chipka. Howard Lawrence. Flip Gianos. Students Take Iowa Tests 98 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Diane York, Randec Rosenberg. Mr. Haaland. STANDING: Jean Hanson, Vernon Rholl, Tom Anderson. Randy Moon. Chuck Worthlcy. HOMEROOM 17 ROW I: Cathy Kubitz. Lee Dare. Cathy Stromdahl, Mrs. W'itherow, Tom Clabo, Ken Alvcr-son. ROW' 2: Brent Bigelow, Steve Hclme. Ken Anderson. Paul McClure, Bill Storlie, Ricky Schlenz. ROW' Carol Huttner. Ann Barrus. Pat Maloney, Brian Callan. Tom Byers, Chuck Worthlcy. ROW 4: Steve Benowitz, Bill Smiley. Marilyn Schultz. Terry Keeler. Jim Walters. Beth Haskouitz. 99 Seventh Grade HOMEROOM 19 ROW l: Nancy Martin, Carl Lundccn, Pat Maher, Linda Toner, Betsy Russick, Carole Smith. ROW 2: David Devin, Valerie Schwartz, Jeanne Crail, Sandy Thompson, John Wright, Mike Erickson. ROW 3: Steven O'Rourke, Ronald Johnson, Buz Leer, Mandcl Shcr. Mike Carow. ROW 4: Jim Sathre, Gary Virgin, I.ance Olson. Mike Cross. Ann Mikkelson, Mary Borchcrt. ROW 5: Nancy Niemi, Mary Taylor, Susan Harrer, Carolyn Barrus, Sandy Melcher, Kathy Kupcho, Gretchcn Larson. HOMEROOM 29 ROW 1: Jock Sutherland, Marcy Corwin. Cindy Woodin, Mr. Haaland, Barbara Richards, Jeff Ring, George Nchls. ROW 2: Jeanne Hanson, Margaret Harthan, David Uhlenkott, Julie Brunzell, Renee Peterson. Jodie Lind. ROW 3: Margia Jaffee, Sue Hultin. Darcy Copus, Don Plik, Sally Otis. Julia Jensen. ROW 4: Rich Peterson. Dick Shelstad. Peggy Lund. Linda Oden, Carol Aldrich, Janice Barager. ROW 5: Pati Cook, Gary Enge. Ron Prievc. Kathy Tull. Ken Rcsnick, Jay Zumberge. Greg Lloyd. 100 Makes New Start HOMEROOM 51 ROW 1: Jeff Cole, Bill Somers. Gayla Smith. Carol Richter, Trudy Dibble. Joe Opie. ROW 2: Dianne Weber, Conny BeVier, Michele Palmer. Sue Spettigue, Teresa Fenney, Betsy Parker. ROW 3: Vernon Rholl, Rich Cornwell, Jay Dalton, Patty Porter, Cathy Bebesee, Dan Frick. ROW 4: Janet MacKcnzie, Ramon Valdovinos, Frank Hartwell, Mike Lund, Becky Williams. ROW 3: Tim Caswell, Mary Pat Marshall, Mary Newman. Tim Peterson, Elke Schoen. Eric Johnson. HOMEROOM 58 ROW 1: Pearl Lowe, Jean Pagel, Lonnie Dorn, Barb Schneck, Jill Robinson. ROW 2: John Beme, Pete Holm, Louis Freidman. Don Solsvig, Lynda DuVal. ROW 3: Betsy Brisley, E ebby McAndrews, Karla Holst, Elizabeth Haugce, Ward Wheaton, Randec Rosenberg. ROW 4: Rita Granvin, Melody Livingston, Sandy Lee, Debby Peterson. Cherie Rabideau. ROW 5: Allen Galles, Lance Evingson, Bruce Barton. Dick Palmer, Larry Forsman, Neal Rootes. at Southwest 101 HOMEROOM 118 ROW 1: Jenny Drew, Lorie Plott. Laura Olcsen, Dave Lugcr, Miss Severson, Brian Peterson, Robert Roark. ROW 2: Greg Beeson, Charles Colin. John Wintcrburn, Steve Zimdars, Sue Holden. Ann Coppage. ROW 3: Bruce I.orentson, Maureen York, Cathy Bcrgland, Michcal Tessum, Doug Sabart, Christopher Drew, Tom Bcrgquist. RO V 4: Jade Lasseson, Pam Nichols, Sandy Jacobsen. Cindy Murphy, Greg Willeford, Sally Stephens. ROW 5: Ramona Dautcrmann. Kay Larson. Roberta Sherf, Nancy Williams, Dennis Peterson, Denise Humphrey, David Leighton. HOMEROOM 201 ROW 1: Cary' Tutclman, Tom Anderson, Miss Tclandcr, Fred Dean, John Boyer, Steve Pearson. ROW 2: Larry Marcus, Stephen Dieringer, Joe Larson, Joe Shasky, Mary Grossman, Randy Moon. ROW 3: Dcbby Sandler, Vickie Wolden, Joan Thiel, Mary Hawks, Debby Holkestad, Phil Lugcr. ROW 4: Peggy Olson, Gail Holm, Eddie Atkin, Greg Bauch, Karen Solsvig. ROW 5: Rebecca Andreasen, Dcbby Evenson, Peggy Deal, Margerct Hummelsund, Mary Duden. Beverly Shorn. Machine Places 102 HOMEROOM 209 ROW I: Carol Shcfland, Susie Bates, Mrs. Hande, Beth Reeses, Bob Williams, Andy Grossman. ROW 2: Laura Johnson, Jim Perlman, Bob Hofstrom, Joe Ritchie, Cindy Johnson, Tom Beach. ROW 3: Carla Jacobson, Linda Kinnamon, Diane Stein, Valeric Mcdaris, Mary Ann Scanlon, Steve Hanson. ROW 4: Jeanette Crail. Linda Oliver, Diane York, Susan Gamer, Jim Collins, Geary McKinnon, Lyle Goering. Southwest Students 103 PIRIT OF 104 105 Queen Candidjtes and their escorts, from left; Jejn Steven and Brian Anderson, Mary McIntyre and Richard Van Doren. Penny Adams and Frank Mann. Ann Hcaly and Denny Johnson. Carol Williams and Tom Dahlen. De-Stripe the Tigers Preparation for October 18, Homecoming 1963, began early with a spirited campaign for button sales and the excitement of float building. Under the excellent direction of co-chairmen Jean Barry’ and Denny Johnson, the various committees carried out their plans for indoor and outdoor decorations and for welcoming alumni. Spirits, undampened by a thick early-morning mist, ran high throughout the day and reached a peak with the coronation of Queen Carol Williams. The game with South's Tigers resulted in a disappointing 7-6 loss. The Homecoming Dance, featuring the music of the Avantis, provided the perfect climax to a thrilling day. 107 Indian Spirit Prevails in 108 Homecoming Activities 109 Daisy Mat and Li'UAbntr They wouldn't ask US. Dogpatchers Suit Up for Sadie Friday, November 15, Southwest sophisticates donned their finery for the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Judy Jorgenson and John Bristol, chosen as the most elegantly dressed couple, reigned as Daisy Mac and Li'l Abner for the evening. The marriage line wound through the auditorium as eager gals dragged their all-but-willing guys to Marryin Sam. This year's decorations and the music of the Mystery Beats set the scene for the greatest Sadie ever. no The merry-go-round week before winter vacation was climaxed by the appropriately named Christmas Carousel” held December 20. Couples danced to the smooth music of the Rich Clausen Band and enjoyed the refreshments provided by the dance committee. Reindeer, each bearing the name of a couple, pranced merrily on the walls until claimed by their owners. The dance was a wonderful way to begin Christmas Vacation, 1963. Dances Crown Winter Season The Winter Sports Dance, sponsored this year by Hi-Y, was held Friday, January 17, in the auditorium. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of Snow King Vic Greenstein, Senior, and Princes Craig Schwendcr, Junior, and Lyn Dean, Sophomore. Tim and the Galaxies provided the music for an exciting evening of dancing and fun. Emily Post, page 233, paragraph 4 Do you see the ram, dear? The weighty problems of kings . .. WHAT did you say about pigtails? Teenage CULTure III Southwest’s Sweetheart Swing The Roy.il Gnirt from left to right: Roberta Stein. Darcy Duncan, Tana Reece, Queen Carole Ucko, and Marilyn Friedl. . . . Puts Many Hearts in Harmony Valentine's Day, February 14, was the appropriate date for this year's Sweetheart Swing. G)uplcs danced from 8:30 to 11:00 to the music of the Cordials. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of Sweetheart Queen Carole Ucko by last year's queen. Sandy McKenzie. Decorations in red. rwhite. and pink cast a romantic spell on this night of hearts. 112 Valentine’s Day, 1964 Charge of the lunch brigade! Have I told you lately . . . Miss Walkup, I can't find it anyplace. Candids Capture Is lunch always like this? Parking permit number 0.00} Aw, Frank, come on out! 113 Director Donahue and Count Mount jo) Student Directors Rice and Reece Southwest Presents “The Mouse That Roared’ Southwest’s first all-school play was presented in the school auditorium Thursday and Friday, February 27 and 28. The play, The Mouse That Roared, was chosen by director Colleen Donahue. The selection of the cast was.made from the Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores who tried out on the days allotted to their class. The combination of a hilarious plot plus tireless effort and hours of rehearsal made this first all-school production a resounding success. 114 Grand Fenuick School of Beauty Certainly not! They're my daughters! All I have to do is close my eyes and breathe deeply. Thtn you'll disappear. Cast (in order of appearance) Tully ......................... Bob Potter Helen Sharon Thcisen Wac Debbie Maigret Taylor Jane Julie Johnson Mr. Beston Alan Garten President Berry Bcrshow Mary ........................ Linda Freij Miss Johnson Kathy Nolan Announcer Marty Fisk Fran ....................... Sharon Fink Students Sluron Fink Tom Mulligan Paul Enstad Pam ......................... Maren Kaldor Linda Freij Will Tatum Pat Wescott Ann ....................... Wynne Broms Julie Johnson Soldiers Steve Bancroft Bentcr .................... Brian Anderson Maren Kaldor Pete Hale Mountjoy ............. Richard Van Doren Professor Kokintz ............ Greg Corwin Mark Hanson Page ......................... Mary Perpich Mrs. Reiner .............. Jennifer Teeter Richard Schrader Gloriana ............... Marguerite Avery General Snippet Gregg Almquist Miss Wilkins Shelia Theiscn Norma ............ ... Francie Johnson Wac Jill ..................... Pat Viet Mrs. Bascom Jill Larson School Organizations Supplement OFFICERS: Nick Smaby (Vice President), Jeff Peterson (President), Dan Hasty (Treasurer), Sally DeVaney (Secretary)- STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a necessary link between the administration and the student body. Most school-wide activities function co-operatively with the Council. Social functions, the Paperback Bookstore, and the scrapbook are specific responsibilities assigned to Southwest student government. An accomplishment of this year’s Council was the innovation of a Student Council Bulletin Board. Annual operating funds were raised by the sponsorship of the Cooking School and the sale of popcorn and megaphones. Through the Council, Southwest students were provided with a sounding board for issues and ideas. ALL-CITY REPRESENTATIVES: Marcia Wattson and Jeff Peterson. REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1: Carol Williams, Carol Ucko, Susy Ford. Kris Anderson. Justine Johnson. Emily Engle, Jane Hcaly. ROW 2: Ginny Wurtz, Jean Barry, Dawn Nelson. Peggy Nelson. Marcia Wattson, Roberta Stein, Margret Taylor. ROW 3: Mary Calhoun, Sally DeVaney, Pam Johnson, Betsy Spcttigue, Vi Dobbins Merideth Grierson. ROW 4: Deanna Johnson, Terri Faus, Chuck Burroughs, Denny Johnson, Jeff Erdmann, Dan Hasty, Darryl Holtcr. ROW 5: Craig Schwcnder, Bill Dahlen, John Anderson, Charlie Lieb. Jeff Peterson, Jean Stevens, Bill Ball, Nick Smaby. 116 A Well-Rounded Education BOYS AND GIRLS’ STATE Boys’ and Girls’ State are sponsored by the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary. The main purpose is to teach good citizenship by informing youth about its duties, privileges, and responsibilities. Representatives from Southwest, chosen by their classmates, spent a week as citizens of a mythical state attending lectures, elections, and social activities. Sally, Jeff, and Denny feel they gained a better understanding of the value of American citizenship and an acute awareness of what must be done to maintain our American heritage. REPRESENTATIVES: Jeff Peterson. Sally DcVancy. Denny Anderson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students are elected to the National Honor Society by faculty vote on the bas.s of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. New' members were selected twice this year, in the fall and spring. These elections were then followed by induction ceremonies to formally receive the new members into the organization. The Society members conducted the very' successful Santa Anonymous Drive as their main project for the year. Over 200 gifts were collected for distribution to needy families. MEMBERS ROW 1: Emily Engle, Andrea Norman, Margret Taylor, Mike Hart, Frank Mann, Sally DeVaney, Nancy Berner, Jean Barry, Marguerite Avery. ROW 2: Sterling Clarren, Rexanne Doerr, Sue Carpenter, Mary Calhoun, Jennifer Johnston, Cathy Merrick, Sue Burton, Roberta Stein. Linda Ewald, Mary Conover. ROW 3: Chuck Dahlc, Phebc Goulding, Dcbby Eiscnstadt, Tana Reece, Joyce Engstrom. Jay Rovner, Nancy Wheeler, Lynne Guilford, Tom Lifson. ROW 4: Alan Garten. Jeff Erdmann, Denny Johnson, Diane Ostrom, Jean Willner, Lois Johnston. Mike Somers, Denny Anderson. Martha Brown. ROW 5: Bob Engesct, Andy Erdmann, Jeff Peterson. Marty Fisk, Alan Weiss, Richard Van Doren, Brian Anderson, Gary LeFcvrc. ROW 6: Steve Bancroft, Tom Uttlcy, Gregg Corwin. Bruce Aune, Jean Stevens, Tom Friberg, Nick Smaby. Terry Coleman, Mark Hanson, Dick Zollars. 117 This Year Proved “Y-Teens Are Fun Teens” . . . are recognized (October ft, 1963) Y-TEENS This year. Blue Tri and Silver Tri merged into one organization, Y-Teens, composed of Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls. Members were divided into twelve chapters and each chapter planned its own activities such as: collecting food for needy families at Thanksgiving, making tray favors for hospitalized children, and listening to guest speakers. Other activities planned by the cabinet for all members included a Style Show and Recognition Ceremony in October, the November Variety Show, an Apple Polishing Tea on January 22, the Sweetheart Swing on Valentine's Day, and an Easter Breakfast with the Hi-Y in the spring. These social events and service projects enabled members to become better acquainted while working together to serve their community and school. . . . entertained (November 13, 1963) . . . advised by Mrs. Guctschow and Mrs. Freudcnthal , . . and guided by the Cabinet SEATED: Julie Gainslcy (Mem-ber-at-Largc), Terri Faus (Secretary). Tana Reece (President). Vi Dobbins (Vice President), Marti Gammell (Member - at - Large). STANDING: Mrs. Freudcnthal (Advisor), Darcy Duncan, (Treasurer). Julie Johnson (Chaplain), Meridcth Grierson (ICC). 118 Y-TEENS CHAPTER 1 ROW 1: Sharon Fink. Jan Jernell, Mary Calhoun (President), Linda Hoover (Vice President), Pam Van Scoy. ROW 2: Sheila Theiscn. Sandy Lester, Ginny Wurtz. Sandy Cooper. Linda Burklund. ROW 3: Patty Sundell, Marilyn Wilson, Julie Gainsley, Pat Viet. Kathy McCormick. ROW 4: Mara Saulitis, Gloria Sundell, Francie Johnson. Karen Mayer, Dianne Copus, Lee Ann Sathre. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 2 ROW 1: Kathy Olson, Rcxannc Doerr (President), Nancy Nemcr (Vice President), Sharon Flatz, Sandy Van Scoy. ROW 2: Anne Dauphine, Nancy Stevenson, Judy Larson, Marit Oden. ROW 3: Marilyn Butts, Pat Werdick, Nancy Berner, Merideth Grierson. Barb Swclin. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 3 ROW 1: Joyce Engstrom, Maribcth Cad well (Vice President), Jennifer Johnston (President), • Mary Joyce Wolf. Dcna Hanold. ROW 2: Orol Severson, Jodie Jensen. Linda Dechaine, Barb Leslie, Susy Ford. ROW 3: Judy Johnson. Barb Brown. Linda Larson. Sue Ginthner, Betty Reuss. Laurie Fowler. ROW 4: JoAnna BeVier. Sue Peterson, Connie Wise. Mary Davenport, Kathy Leighton. Grctchcn Conkey. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 4 ROW 1: Bev Bruce, Kay Bjornberg. Janet Myers, Jean Barry (President). ROW 2: Mary Rieger, Becky Hermann, Ginny Forbord, JoAnn Jilson, Cheri Williams. ROW 3: Sherrie Sweeney, Margaret Voedisch, Judy Zehringer. Wendy Wert. Sylvia Johnson (Vice President), Vi Dobbins. 119 Y TEENS CHAPTER 5 ROW 1: Lynn Dworsky, Sue Carpenter (Vice President), Carol Ucko (President). Trudy Gordon. ROW 2: Gretchen Helweg. Anne Mulholland. Pam Johnson, Pat Erkel. ROW 3: Patsy Nichols. Carole McGinness, Jean Hosking, Judy Bousley. ROW 4: Nancy Johnson, Jean Stevens. Diane Ostrom, Linda Moc, Sandee Hork. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 6 ROW 1: Sue Raschka. Nancy Clubb, Lynette Rood (President), Cheryl Bergstrom. ROW 2: Karen Lindcroth. Nancy Beardslcc, Betty Bcggs, Jane Healy. ROW 3: Denise Larson. Mary Greene, Kathy Stauber. April King, Peggy Hausladen. ROW 4: Sue Joyce, Penny Pedersen, Janet Pollock, Bonnie Larson, Kathy Farnell, Diane Cain. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 7 ROW 1: Jane Peck, Marilyn Fricdl (President), Betsy Spettigue (Vice President), Sue Billingsley. ROW 2: Karen Sjoquist. Handan Izmen, Sally Werdick, Darcy Duncan. ROW 3: Kathy Hallbeck, Mari-dee Broberg, Barb Hanson, Marsha Peterson. ROW 4: Mary Ann Coleman, Allison Teeter, Roberta Smile) . Lois Johnston, Tana Reece. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 8 ROW 1: Nancy Richardson. Andrea Norman (Vice President), Debby Eisenstadt (President), Sue Helcbrant, Sally Bloom. ROW 2: Barb Dahlberg, Lynne Guilford. Kathy Anderson. Sue Carow. ROW 3: Sheila Bennett, Janis Olsen. Jeanne Sachlcbcn, Doria Jensen. ROW 4: Lois Macrtcns. Candy Wedgewood. Jean Stevens, Judy Jorgensen. Martha Gammell. 120 Y-TEENS CHAPTER 9 ROW 1: Cheryl Ottoson, Tody Benham (Vice President), Phebe Goulding (President). Judy Benson. ROW 2: Sue Clemenson. Nancy Green. Kathy Lawman, Peggy Nelson. ROW 3: Marcia Wattson, Martha McKeand, Betty Coakcr. ROW 4: Mary Louise Paulson. Pat Chapin. Martha Byers, Sheila O'Connell. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 10 ROW 1: Anne Phillips, Justine Johnson (Vice President), Martha Brown (President), Karen Greer, Kris Anderson. ROW 2: Judy Lane, Ronna Kamel, Jeanne Krause. Cindy Altemose, Roxann Meta. ROW 3: Karen Noel. Cheryl Rindal, Louise Murray, Marilyn Martin. Linda Lodocn. ROW 4: Chris Thordson. Sue Morgan. Terry Broin, Cathy Murphy, Sue Goldsman. Georgia Smith. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 11 ROW I: Beth England. Ann Healy (President). Julie Johnson (Vice President), Pam Dahl, Pam Altc-mose. ROW 2: Norma Johnson, Roberta Stein, Ami Hennum. Judy Sargent. ROW 3: Linda Ewald, Cheryl Larson, Pam Peterson, Sue Smith, Janice Bacon. ROW 4: Carolyn Allen, Cathy Doyle, Carolyn Reeves, Liz Smithburg. Deanna Johnson, Olivia Oredson. Y-TEENS CHAPTER 12 ROW I: Sherrie Kilmer, Carol Williams (President), Jan Fit-terman (Vice President), Jane Krost. Emily Engle. ROW 2: Luanne Larsen, Gail Peterson. Sandy Peterson, Dawn Nelson, Carol Slavin. ROW 3: Barb Nichols, Connie Johnson, Janet Jones, Barb Wold. Stephanie Hunczak. ROW 4: Joan Kees, Kay Thompson. Connie Rabideau, Sue Eder, Terri Faus, Sue Stanko. 121 Hi-Y Boys Serve and Socialize The Hi-Y is a club sponsored by the YMCA and devoted to Christian thought, action, and leadership. Its membership is open to all tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade boys who are interested in promoting worthwhile activities in the home, church, school, and community. Each year the Hi-Y includes several service projects in its program. Selling Christmas trees, collecting Goodwill bags, and repairing toys for needy children were three projects completed by this year’s club. Social highlights of the year included a New Year's Eve Party, a Winter Sports Dance in January, and an Easter breakfast with the Y-Tecns. HI-Y OFFICERS: Eric Nyberg (Secretary-Treasurer). Dan Hasty (President), Jim Kosmas (Vice President). Not pictured—Roland Angvall (Chaplain) KUKLOS QUIPUS ROW I: Denny Johnson, Brian Anderson, Dave Weaver, Charlie Lieb. ROW 2: James Fagrclius, Jack Gulbcrg, Jerry Wescott, Dave Best. ROW 3: Garland Holley, Bill Johnson, Jeff Robinson. Frank Bcvclacque, Garry LaLonde. STIGMA PHLEGM ROW I: Rich Schrader, Tom Clinton. Eric Nyberg. ROW 2: Reid Diamond, Jim Kosmas, Jim Luhman. Dick Croft. ROW 3: Dan Hasty, Gary Jacobson, Dick Smith. John Slettcn, Spero Theros. TROJANS ROW 1: Skip Ondik, Bill Daugherty, Tom Schroedl, John Larrivee. ROW 2: Tom Blcccher, Jeff Condon, Peter Waldor. ROW 3: Tim Walgrcn, Jim Anderson, Jim Erhardt, Bill O'Malley. 122 Arrow Records and Reports School Year Arrow staff members began their busy year Dy attending a newspaper clinic sponsored by the Star at the Leamington Hotel. There they learned fundamentals of newspaper publication and obtained new ideas to aid them with their demanding task. Through the Arrow, the staff informs its readers about students, activities, sports, and controversial issues. Their efforts have provided the student body with an informative and enjoyable paper. The journalistic experience gained by staff members throughout the year is especially valuable for those who may wish to continue in the field of journalism. ARROW EDITORS: Bev Barrett, Jean Barry. Jim Kosmas, Nancy Berner. I.uanne Larsen, Margret Taylor. Rcxannc Doerr. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Jim O'Brien, Gary Mohn, Bill Foclkcr, Brian Johnson, Karen Mann, Ben Bruns, John Schoenhoff. ARROW STAFF: Marsha Peterson, Dan Hast)', Louise Murray, Judi Devin. Cheri Williams, Nancy1 Bcardslee. ARROW STAFF: Jim Patka. Marilyn Fried!, Norma Johnson, Frank Bevel-acque, Greg Payton. Don Nelson. ARROW STAFF SITTING: Jean Stevens. Kathy Haug. Rose Johnson. Ann Kohner. Jeanne Sachleben, Connie Wise, Cathy Doyle, Gladys Spettigue. STANDING: Cheryl Reed, Pete Hale, Carol Severson, Tody Benham. 123 Language Clubs Promote International Understand GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS ROW l: Miss Jebe. Jackie Morrow (Treasurer), Dawn Nelson (Sergeant at Arms), Mary Davenport (Recording Secretary}. Don Collins (President), Mary Calhoun (vice President), Morric Bender (Sergeant at Arms). Marit Oden (Corresponding Secretary). ROW 2: Carolyn Reed, Cindy Ward, Sharon Zimdars, Judy Cohen, Margaret Loud. Connie Orcnstcin. Pat McDonald, Milton Sigcl. ROW 3: Shirley Rake, Cathy Benson. Karen Korting. Janet Slump. Cynthia Coleman. Kathy Lytle, Mara Saulitis. Karen Mann. ROW 4: Pat Barager, Sterling Clarrcn. Jim Fine, Tom Lifson. Jim Goldstein, Sally Lieb, Diane Copus, Tom Holland. ROW 5: Craig Gerdcs, Bill Hursh, Brad Peterson, Bill Krouse. Fred Opie. Alan Weiss, Reid Diamond. ROW 6: Ann Freed, Karen Lindcroth, Jeanne Sachleben, Candy Wedgcwood, Dennis Froslan, Kay Thompson. Delores Johnson, Janet Pollock. ROW 7: Drew Peterson, Jeff Shaw. John Olson. Tom DelDotto, Paul Lcrum. Dave St. Germain. Alan Garten. Terry Coleman. John Miller. DEUTSCHER VEREIN Twin City news media publicized the German Club when members welcomed Lotte Lcnya to Minneapolis on November 3. Arriving for a concert at the Guthrie Theatre, the German-born actress was presented with roses and greeted in her native language. Later that month, the entire club assembled at 6:30 A.M. for a typical German breakfast, featuring BauernfruhstUck. Christmastime activities included a party at Macalester College and caroling in the Southwest community. A program of films about Berlin was presented in January. Guided by a new constitution, members enjoyed the year's program. GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS ROW 1: Bob Fine. Kathy Johnston, Kathi Grimes. Cheryl Patrick. Mr. Anderson. Cindy DuVal. Vickie Tilseth. Linda Ostrom, Holly Blake. ROW 2: Lois Baibot. Barb Anderson. Karen Sjoquist. Murlanc Johnson. Judy Benson. Lenorc Van Santen. Pam Dibble, Sheila Martin. Zane Lumelsky. ROW 3: Kathy Olson. Marilyn Wilson. Tody Bcnham, Greta Grafsland. Julie Burglund. Sue Lender. April King, Mary Conover. ROW 4: Handan Izmcn, Jackie Morrow. Bcv Bruce. Betty Rcuss, Jennifer Johnston. Sandy Lester. Martha McKeand. Mary Louise Paulson. Terry Broin. ROW 5: Nancy Wheeler, Victoria Barnes, Robert Janzen, Mary Hansen. Lois Johnston. Steve Austin, Barry Bershow. Larry Stoller. ROW 6: Frank Mann, Barb Martenson. Robert Engeset, Jeff Lund. Mark Hanson, Phil Daniels, Dave Best. Bill Ball, Dave Franzcn. 124 ing by Observing Traditional Customs and Holidays FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS ROW I: Loi� Miertens. Laura Tueting. Cheryl Allen. Ternc Gome, Judy Larson. Betty Beggs. ROW 2: Bev Barrett. Kathy McCormick. Cathy Merrick. Bonnie Jenkins, Sue Larson, Joan Branham. Vi Dobbins. ROW $: Nancy Neater. Roberta Stein. Carolyn Allen. Cheryl Sarmtad, Martha McKeand. Dcbby Eisenstadt. Marsha Peterson. ROW 4: Sue Morgan. Carole McGinncss, Betty Coakcr. Mary Davenport Carolyn Reeves. Meredith Grierson. Mary Fitzgerald. Olivia Oredson. ROW : Maren Kaldor. Deanna Johnson, Sue Byers. Kathy Faroe!!. Barb Bratschi, Liz Smithburg. Nancy Berner. ROW 6: Mark Harrison. Gary LeFevre, Kun Smith, Bob Kitson, Gregg Corwin. Steve Adams. Tom Uttley, Paul Enstad. LE CERCLE DE FRANCAIS Movies, songs, and parties were special features of this year's French Club program. At the first meeting, on September 24, members watched a movie on Paris. This was followed by movies on France and Europe at the next meeting. Early in December. Alan Weiss entertained members with French folksongs. Also at this time, members translated the popular French tune Dominique.” This year the club chose to celebrate Epiphany, the principal holiday in France, instead of holding the annual French Club Party. The celebration on January 2 included games— Pin the Nose on DcGaulle. refreshments—French pastry and punch, and a guest speaker —Barry Spector, a Southwest alumnus who told about his experiences while studying in France. The observation of traditional French customs, such .as the Epiphany party, furthered members' appreciation of French culture. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS ROW I: Lynne Guilford. Kzthy Doyle. Sue Smith (Secretary-Treasurer). Martha Rice Pre� id«it). Mary Paulson (Vice President). Alan Weiss. Sue Carpenter. ROW 2: Nancy Reardtlce. Sandy Ungerman. Luannc Larsen. Sue Raschka, Carol Willlarm. Sharon Fink, Claudette Reeves. ROW J: Carol Severson. Jan Jerneil, Trudy Gordon, Kris Anderson. Paula Swanson. Barbara Ward, Utc Turrittin. ROW 4: Carol Stcnberg. Cheryl Ottoson. Debbie Orcn. Mary Sanders. Dcna Hanold, Avne Morrow. Cheryl Bergstrom. ROW 5: Jan Fitterman, Rosemary Maher. Sandy Swenson. Dan Maher. Roxann Metz, Jennifer Johnston. Margaret Vocdtsch. ROW 6: Margaret Wheaton. Colleen DeVaney, Molly Latsen, Barb Nichols, Linda Lodoen. Sandy Van S oy. Patsy Nichols. 125 SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS ROW 1: Linda Dcchaine. Colleen Carney. Pam Altcmosc. Miss Holliday. Mary Rieger. Barb Fink, Bob Nathanson, ROW 2: Judy McConnille, Jane Peck. Pam Holt. Clare Johnson. Carolyn Peterson. Kay Bjornberg. ROW 3: Barb Leslie. Nancy Stevenson, Judy Larson. Betty Beggs. Becky Hermann (Secretary). Jodie Jensen, Kay Flemming. ROW' 4: Margaret Vocdisch. Sheila Theisen, Chris Johnson. Linda Pratt, Ron Hume, Tom Clinton (Vice President). Steve Friedman. Linda Lapscy. ROvV • : Pat fcrkel. Jane Healy. Kathy Anderson, Mary Skoglund. Linda Zollars, Linda F.wald. Barb Brown. Sue Shearer. Wendy Wert. ROW 6: Sue Joyce. Dianne Allen. Jean Hosking. Betsy Spettigue. Lynn Johnson. Mark French. Scott Purdum, Gregg Almquist. ROW 7: Marilyn Friedl (President). Nancy Omlid. Dale Spettigue. Jim Lange. Jim Patka (Treasurer). Greg Payne. Janet Whitton. Nancy Johnson, Cathy Murphy. C(RCL'LO DE ESPAKoI. Spanish Club members were acquainted with Mexico through films, tacos, and the visit of Seflora Turu, a friend of Miss Holliday's. She was a special guest at the Christmas Fiesta de Navedad and gave jn interesting talk about her native country. Later in the evening everyone joined in breaking the piRata. At the January meeting films of Mexico and Spain were shown. One of the last social events was the annual dinner at La Casa Coronada, where members dined on spicy tacos, frijoles, and enchiladas. Members also promoted the UNESCO drive at Southwest and purchased additional copies of As' Se Dice for the Spanish Department. SOC1ETAS LATINA Forty Latin students were officially initiated into the Latin Club in a ceremony at the beginning of the school year. The first event for these new members was the annual slave sale on October 30. which helped raise funds for the other club activities. The traditional Saturnalia Breakfast was held in December. Miss Williams, club advisor, was presented with a corsage at the 7 A M. party. These various activities helped to extend classroom instruction in a very enjoyable way. LATIN CLUB MEMBERS ROW 1: Maren Kaldor (Vice President). Barb Wold (Treasurer). Ann Mulholland (President). Justine Johnson (Secretary), Connie Greenburg. Claudette Reeses. Bruce Knowles. - ROW 2: Carol Heinze. Jan Giles. Nancy Grossman. Sheila Sanders. Leslie Lair. Barb Morrison. ROW 3: Yvonne Johnson. Julie Moline, lean Krause. Laurie Palmer. Jan Fitterman. Con Saltzman. Hadley Clarren. ROW 4: Miss Williams. Linda Mulholland. Leslie Edmonds. Jim LeSage. Nola Farnsworth. Sterling Clarren. ROW 5: Sally Stromdahl. Pat Chapin. Olivia Oredson. Barb Bratschi. Barb Martcnson. Barry Bershow. Jim Anderson. ROW 6: Jim Whelpley. Bruce Rosenberg. Doug Page. Steve Rholl. John Knapp. Mike Hart. Marty Fisk. Jeff Shaw. 126 A.F.S. Furthers World-Wide Friendship A.F.S. CLUB MEMBERS SEATED: Joe Sibala. Mrs. Undine, Mr. Warner. Handan Ixmen. STANDING FRONT ROW: Martha McKcand. Marguerite Avery. Frank Mann. Richard Van Dorcn. Sally DcVaney. Linda Freii. Sue Carpenter. Mary Conover. STANDING BACK ROW: Jill Larson. Maren Kaldor. Barb Wold, Mary Davenport, Roberta Stein. Jeff Peterson. Nick Smaby. Jean Stevens. Kay Thompson. A.F.S. CLUB Through the A.F.S. program. Southwest added two foreign students. Handan Ixmen from Turkey and Joe Sibala from the Philippines, to its enrollment. Handan and Joe quickly made friends with members of the A.F.S. Club and were kept busy with meetings once a month, a hay ride during Christmas vacation, and a breakfast on Joe's birthday. Tours, picnics, and parties with other A.F.S. students in Minneapolis were also scheduled. This activity program along with regular classroom studies provided them with an opportunity to learn about American life and to teach us about life in Turkey and the Philippines. These juniors have been selected as A.F.S. candidates for the coming year. Marguerite Avery and Barbara Wold have applied for the summer program and Maren Kaldor would like to spend the next academic year abroad. Although none of last year's candidates were chosen to go abroad, everyone hopes that Marguerite, Maren and Barb will represent Southwest this year. Sisters Linda Freij and Handan Ixmen Happy Birthday Brothers Joe Sibala and Frank Mann 127 Ambassadors Friends Students Aid School Staff OFFICE AIDES SEATED: Silly Bloom. Janis Olson, Bub Hoium. Sandy Peterson. Man Saulitis. STANDING: Cathy Merrick. Judy Fimian. Sharon Fink. Bob Potter. Ann Healy. Gail Peterson. Vi Dobbins, Morrie Bender. Lois Balbot. Ellyn Kurtz. Sue Honecker, Jeff Moore. Colleen DeVaney. Janet Whitton. OFFICE AND LIBRARY AIDES Among those students who perform indispensable services for Southwest are the library and office aides. The office helpers operate the P.A. system and the switchboard, file. type, and assist the clerks with routine tasks. Duties of the student librarians include working at the circulation desk and aiding students using the library. Those who sene in the same position for two years and are recommended by their supervisor receive a Sen-ice Award. LIBRARY AIDES SEATED: Sue Burton. Justine Johnson. Richard Shamp. STANDING: Colleen Fitzgerald. Alan X'eiss. Sally DeVaney. Richard Van Dorcn, Jana Gustafson. Barb Bratschi, Lois Johnston. Emily Engle. 128 Special Groups Serve Southwest STAGE CREW: Tony Wilke . Melt Thoropsoo. Andy Erdmann, Jim Goldstein. Din Locwensoo. STAGE CREW The stage crew it comprised of boy ipeciilly telected bee lute of their resourcefulness. ingenuity, ind mechinicil and electrical ability. Their retpontibility is to prepare the stage for auditorium and special program . � uch as the all-school play and various musical productions. Constructing stage settings, co-ordinating lighting, and maintaining equipment keeps the boys busy during second hour as well as before and after school. HALI. GUARDS The largest enrollment in Southwest history in a lack of classroom space and over-crowded facilities. The coodittonsilso created new problems in hall regulation. However, under the guidance of Mr. Halley, the hall guards successfully kept peace and order in the halls during the three lunch periods. HALL GUARDS SEATED: Frank Mann, Barry Kalar, Charlie Lieb, Ted Lewis. Bruce Stone. Jeff Anderson. Dick Croft. Gary Kasner. Bob Morse. STANDING: Mr. Halley. Steve Bancroft. Bill Foelker. Bruce Aune. Tom Friberg. Richard Fuller. Gary Jacobson. Bruce Saunders. Aldis Lazdins. Rolf Anderson. Howard Jensen. Dick Smith. John Roth. Greg Holey. 129 Electronic Interests Find an Outlet RADIO CLUB In tlte United States, over 100.000 radio amateurs find their hobby both useful and interesting. Southwest Radio Club members certainly agree with this. During the year, these hams improved their knowledge of radio, saw movies on electronics, operated transmitters, and talked to other hams throughout the world. To raise funds, they sold book covers and bail-point pens. The four already-licensed hams were proud to admit three new General Class operators to their ranks this year. RADIO CLUB MEMBERS: Bru c Peterson, Mr. Wohlford. Wayne Bolinr. Gene Gellcr. Bob Potter, Dave Line. Steve Kubitz. Gary Hyland, Don Bouchicr. Mark Fredcrickson. Steve Dimond. VAC. The V.A.C. is an unusual club because members also meet together as a homeroom. During the homeroom period and throughout the day, Mr. Wohlford s boys were busy delivering and taking care of audio-visual equipment. They also operated the various machines when necessary. 130 V.A.C. MEMBERS SEATED: Mr. Wohlford. Crai Gcrdev. Todd Williams. Dave Schwe.betjter, Steve Dimond. STANDING: Dave Shefland. Rob Ahrens. Mike Kirch. John Girdner. Steve Hefty. Bob Williams. Jim Solivig. Gary Solsvig. Rod Johnson. Printers and Photographers Pursue Creative Hobbies GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB MEMBERS ROW I: Boh Gxws. Larry Schneck. Jcrrv DclDotto. Bob Mikkeboa, Tonr Wilke . Tom Poladian. Homer Benton. Jim Anderson. Mike Powles, Reed Doerr, Scott Kinmore. Danny Cook. ROW 2: John Schoenhoff, Gary Mohn, Bob Kitson, Bruce Peterson. Bill Krousc, Rick Long. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB Students interested in printing and publishing joined the Graphic Arts Club. This year, meetings were held every other week after school. Different phases and techniques in Graphic Arts were studied. For Printing Week. January 12-18, club members printed a small newspaper for students, writing tablets for the faculty, and bookmarks for the library. They also designed displays and posters to publicize the week. CAMERA CLUB The thirteen members of the Camera Club take their hobby seriously. During the year they learned about cameras, the processing and enlarging of negatives, and techniques used to produce good photographs. They also exchanged information with each other on different methods of taking photographs. In addition, members had the advantage of using the darkroom and special photographic equipment owned by Southwest. CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS Date Nielsen. Mr. Papa . Bob Copus. Vernon Rholl. Philip Luger. Tim Caldwell. Dave Luger. Joe Opie, Steve Hanson. John Schoenhoff. Bruce Peterson. Tom Holainger. Gene Geller. Gary Mohn. 131 Science and Service Promoted at Southwest RED CROSS This year marks the 100th Anniversary of the Red Cross, an international service organization. This service program has been greatly expanded throughout the years and now includes active pjdicipation by schools. Members of Southwest's Red Cross Council contributed to this year's program by collecting canned goods at Thanksgiving time. They also conducted the annual Membership and Fund Campaign in March. These service projects created interest and support for the Red Cross. RED CROSS ROW 1: Mary Lou Johnwo. Anita S vend dal. ROW 2: Mr . Hande. Mr . Diniu . ROW 5: Colleen DeVaney, Nancy Ka ner, Kathi Grime . Loi Maertens. Mary Cervin. ROW 4: Kathy Anderson. Linda Winstead. Linda Lodoen, Maribclh Cadwell. Kay DuRoche. Connie Wi e. ROW 5: Tim Walgreo. Dick Duggan. ROW 6: Morri Bender. Jennifer Teeter. BIOLOGY CLUB The Senior High Biology Club is composed of approximately twenty students who meet every two weeks to explore scientific subjects. Although emphasis is on the biological sciences, student interest extends into other fields. This year's activities included individual and group studies, discussions, and field trips. An interesting and informative trip was taken to the laboratory of Swedish Hospital. The Biology Club is an enjoyable extension of classroom instruction. BIOLOGY CLUB Hud«on. JoAnna BcVier ROW 1: Pam Dibble. Mr. Strobcl. Cheryl Gohde . ROW 2: Nancy Wheeler Chuck Hitchcock. Jodie Jensen.'ROW i: Katie Viet. Victoria Barnc . Lynne Guilford. ROW 4: April King. Doug PiRC. Jeff F.mian. Bill Eduard . Karl Melby. 132 Scholastic Activities Challenge the Mind DEBATE TEAM SEATED: Margrct Taylor. Martha McKrand. Ann Holden. Mary Daxenry.rt. Sterling Clarren. Mr. Hanten. STANDING: Terry Coleman. Tom Lifson, Andy Erdmann. Stanley Kohn, Gregg Corwin. Greg Haw let. Hadley Clarren. Jim Wbelplcy. Steve Mayer. Doug Jones. DEBATE Students with a logical and inquiring mind and an interest in English and the Social Sciences usually make good debaters. Background in social studies was especially useful in debating this year's question. Should Social Security be extended to include complete medical care? Debaters prepared for this question by doing library research, acquiring current information, and participating in various round-robin debates. This preparation was rewarded when the team's top five debaters qualified for the Region 5 Tournament where the best four teams were chosen for state competition. In a field of twenty-two, Southwest placed fifth. The team was distinguished as being the only Minneapolis participant to enter the final elimination round. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB An active interest in current history was stimulated by the new World Affairs Club. This organization gave members the opportunity to participate in the Star World Affairs Testing Program. Tests were taken in competition with other high schools for 26 consecutive weeks. In addition, several of the members attended the Blake Foreign Policy Discussion on November 12. Plans for organizing interscholastic discussion groups here at Southwest in the future, were formulated at the Discussion. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB MEMBERS SEATED: Lynda Johnson. Joan Slavm. Katen Korting, Terry Bonjour, Sue Stanko, Merideth Grierson. STANDING: Tom Uttlcy, Pete Erickton. Doug Caulk, John Zimdart. Pete Hale. Diek Croft. Mr. Inglebrct. Jim Luger, Brian Johnson, Mike Somers. 133 Pep Buttons Support Teams and Boost Spirit PEP CLUB MEMBERS ROW 1: Cheryl Bergstrom, Jan Jcrnell, Ann Healy (Senior Chairman), Candy Wedgewood (Junior Chairman), Sally Lieb (Sophomore Chairman), Sue Billingsley (President), Carol Stenbcrg, Anita Svcnddal. ROW 2: Nancy Connolly, Pam Holt, Susy Ford, Carol Wil-liams, Judy Sargent. Kris Anderson, Beth England, Ann Phillip . Colleen Carney. ROW J: Nancy Clubb, Judy Svcnddal, Carolyn Reed. Bonnie Sivanich, Patsy Nichols, Linda Lodocn, Nancy Kasncr. Molly Larsen. ROW -I: Sharon Fink, Cathy Benson. Shirley Rake, Darcy Duncan. Pam Peterson, Pat Viet, Kathy Nolan. ROW 3: Cheryl Ottoson, Kathy Olson, Karen Noel. Karen Greer, Sue Ginthner, Kathy Bruner. Sue Smith. Barb Dahlbcrg. ROW 6: Denise Larson. Mary Rieger, Pat Werdick. Sue Goldsman, Kay Raffensparger. Li Smithburg, Sandy I-cster, Diane Nordlund. Mary Oakes. PEP CLUB MEMBERS ROW I: Marilyn Martin, Janet Jones. Sharon Theisen, Ami Hennum. Jodie Jensen, Joan Branham. Vi Dobbins. ROW 2: Sharon Petit. Stephanie Huncaak. Jean Hosking. Wendy Wert. Julie Ramus. Jane Healy. ROW 3: Katie Hudson. Lynn Sathre. Mary Carroll. Steph Boddy. Pat Braun. Karen Kipp. Kathy Leighton. ROW 4: Lee Ann Sathre. Mary Hansen. Sue Wedgewood. Kathy Hallbeck Lois Maertens. Mary Fitzgerald. Sheila Bennett. ROW 3: Marti Gammed, Deanni Johnson, Diane Ostrom, Jean Stevens. Linda Moe. Gretchen Conkey. Meredith Grierson. Sue Carow. 134 Students Harmonize in Class and Concerts ru„.., rllfn MFMRFRS ROW li Beth England. Anne Phillips. Barbara JlgpU, Judy F.mian. Mart. Allen. Pat Ryan, Diane ,Nordlund. Jackie szjhsJ!s-Aget.- £ jszjsnJiszJ jst: c-hJSft.nsrus� aSfeS!SHS?Sr= as KHSraa ssta-awax- as Hatkovitz, Jim Usage. CHOR ALETTES ROW i: anuy sm.m. i_neryi oergstrom. Kathy Lawman. Steph Stangc Chetyl Anderson. Barhata Richter. Sue Ginthnet. Johni Flanagan. Terry Wikman. Barbara Teeter. Pam Smith. Hoover. Judy Sherrie Gome, Sargent. Pat Steel Molly Larsen. Patty Nk King. Jennifer Teeter. Candy OW J: Sandy Smith. Oaeryl Bergvttom. Kathy Lawman. Steph Stanger. Ginny WurtX. Barb Nichols. Bonita Nelson. Laurie Palmer. Boyer. ROW 2: Mary Ann Coleman. Mary Wied. Allison (link. 1.......... Goalees. Lee Ann Sathre, Laurel Johnson. Geri Rosen’ OW ): Ronna Kamel. Kerne I r Dalene Peterson. Linda Lodoen oymf. Julie Moore. Becky Williamson, Sharon Flat . Sandy Peterson. Mary Joyce Wolf. n. Sandy Van Scoy, Trudy Gordon, Barbara Boyer. Connie Ready. Anita Svenadal. ROW 4: . Susan Honecker, Mary Jane Johnson. Cheryl Samstad. Rodi Rvkken. Shirley Johnson. April sen. Diane Cain, Betsy Spcttigue. Mir idee Broberg. Nancy Omlid. Kathy Hallbeck. Jill Sh Katie Monahan. Jodie Jensen. Katie Hudson. Linda Is. Betty Reuss, Sandy Harvey | y Wedgewood. Doria Jensen CHOIR CALENDAR Sept.—New year, new songs Sept. 28-Oct. 1-1—Candy sale nets $6,000 Nov. 4—Year's first concert at Mt. Olivet Dec. 5 and 8—Color T.V. recording of Christmas program . . . dinner by Dahle Dec. 16—Three concerts ... a visit to the major . . . banquet at Southdalc Dec. 19—First all-vocal Christmas Concert Jan. 31—Music Carnival . . . Slave sale . . . Feb. 27— Bcathovens spark concert at Sanford Junior High March 30—Debut with the Minneapolis Symphony May 21 and 22—Annual Spring Concert CHOIR OFFICERS SEATED: Carol Williams (Secretary). Francie Johnson (Secretary). Sandy Ungcrman (Librarian). Eric Nybcrg (President). Laurie Fowler (Librarian). STANDING: Tody Bcnham (Robe Chairman). Jim Boyer (Sergeant at Arms). Bcv Bruce (Robe Chairman). Jean Barry (Sergeant at Arms). Don Nelson (Vice President). Mary Calhoun (Treasurer). John Ploog (Business Manager). June—Picnic honors Seniors and new recruits . . . Choir provides musical accompaniment fer Commencement Week Choir Calendar CHOIR MEMBERS ROW 1: Karen Greer, Nancy Green. Vi Dobbins. Karen Mayer. Barb Wcstcreng, Rote Johnson. Rose Maher. Barb Leslie, Kathy Haug. Jean Barry. Carol Williams. Bcv Bruce. ROW 2: Tody Benham. Carolyn Reeves. Lyn Rood. Sue Smith. Mary Calhoun. Mary Hansen. Nancy Nemer. Marilyn Butts. Jill Larson. Janet Pollock. Jean Stevens. Martha Gammell. Judy Bouscley. ROW 3: Jim Boyer. Eric Nybcrg, Jeff Brctnor. Margrct Taylor. Janice Bretnor. Pat Crail. Marit Oden. Sue Shearer. Margaret Vocdisch. Murlanc Johnson. Joann Jilson. Marcia Wattson. John Bruner. Bill Boler. Lee Churchill. ROW •(: Mike Bender. Jim Ryan. Morris Bender. Rick Long. Greg Edwards. Tom Uttlcy. Ralph Olson. Dave Best. Russ Davies, Don Pollock. Jim Pastor. John Ploog, Richard Van Dorcn. John Ashmead. 136 SECTION LEADERS: Jean Stevens (Fitst Tenor), Richard Van Doren (First Bass). Sue Smith Slave-Sale Sovereigns— (First Soprano). Marcia wattson (Second Soprano), Mike Bender (Second Bass). Phebe Goulding Todv Bcnham and John Bristol (First Alto). Richard Schrader (Second Tenor). 7 J Is Schedule of Spirit in Song ROW X: Cindy Altemosc. Marilyn Wilson. Jeanne Krause. Denise Larson, Pam Dahl, Julie Burglund. Maribcth Cad well. Marguerite Avery. Jane Peck. Laurie Fowler. Sandy Ungerman. ROW 2: Roberta Smiley. Phebe Goulding, Linda Moe. Olivia Oredson. Carolyn DuRoche, Sally DcVaney. Martha Brown. Sylvia Johnson. Diane Ritchie, Kathy Nolan,' Andrea Norman. Sue Carow. Cathy Murphy, Mr. Dahle. ROW J: Anne Morrow, Pam Johnson. Vonda Lange. Kathy Bruner. Mary Davenport. Janet Jones. Francie Johnson. Martha Rice, Martha McKcand. Linda Mulholland, Wendy Green. Carole Ucko. Becky Hermann. Becky Dautermann. ROW •(: Bill Dahlen. Dave Wylie. Jeff Lund. Tom Deinema. Jay Muralt, Bob Linderbcrg. Don Nelson. John Bristol. John Olson. Mike Hart. Richard Schrader. Mark Francis. Chuck Dahle. Craig Gcrdes, Tim McCauley. 137 Enthusiastic Band Members Play BAND One organization that helped keep Southwest Spirit at a high level this year was the Southwest Band. Their peppy music was appreciated at the sports previews, and football and basketball games. Several pep fests were also enlivened by a special Pep Band. Completing this active 1965-64 schedule were three concerts. Instead of performing in the Christmas Program, the Instrumental Department presented a Mid-Winter Concert on January 16. featuring the Senior High Band. The long hours of practice did not end with that concert, however. They immediately began to prepare for the annual Spring Concert and an out-of-town conceit. SENIOR BAND OFFICERS BACK ROW: Pete Hale (Uniform Manager . I.atry Babiracki (Student Conductor). Denny Froilan (Vice President). Dianne Copui (Drum Majorette). Shelia Bennett (Uniform Manager). Kathy Lytle (Secretary.Treasurer). FRONT ROW: Nancy Nch's (librarian). Karen Lindcroth (Uniform Assistant). Drew Peterson (President). 138 Southwest uon, lost, laughed, cried. . • the Band played on ... Instrumental Part in School Spirit BAND ROSTER FLUTES Lynn Sathrc Rirfurd Cohen Cindy Colbcrg Jean Hosking Janice Jerncll CLARINETS Kathy Lytic Pam Altcmose Sue Swanson Jeff Anderson Mickey Thorstenson Sheila Bennett Gretchen Conkcy Don Dickerson Mark French Jim Howg Don Bouchier Craig Larson Barb Ricn Sharon Robbins Iris Staubus BASS CLARINETS Steph Boddy Steve I.orentson Deanna Johnson ALTO CLARINETS Dianne Copus Mike Selnick BARITONE SAX Jim Alverson TENOR SAXES Jack Lytle Kathie Steele Janice Bacon ALTO SAXES Doug Kelley Tom Del Ditto Bill Janohosky Tony Thompson Sue Tikal Gerald Tomfordc OBOE Roger Ness CORNETS Larry Babiracki John Anderson Robert Anderson Judy Calhoun Paul Chuchcl Dennis Erickson Dennis Froslan Jeff Rodmyer Rod Scarlett Doug Schmick John Standish John Stirratt Tim Titus BARITONES Pete Hale Tom Arnold Dave Hanson BASSES Steve Adams Robert Ahrens Dick Hruby Bill Petersen Ken Larkin FRENCH HORNS Phil Campbell Brian Johnson TROMBONES Tom Guthrie Drew Peterson Nancy N'ehls Dave Tikal Jim Kloet PERCUSSION Fred Opie Pat O'Hara Jennifer Teeter Karen Linderoth John Andren Greg LaLondc Tom Rccp 139 Junior High Organizations Offer JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of Mrs. Lewis, the Junior High Student Council functioned efficiently throughout the year. Meeting once a month, the representatives attempted to solve Junior High problems. They received valuable experience in student government which will aid them later in Senior High. In addition, the Council assumed responsibility for Junior High Red Cross activities. The most important of these was the Spring Enrollment Campaign. REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Buzz Leer. Connie Greenberg. John Erdmann, Hadley Clarrcn. Mn. Lewts, Lanny Thiel. Flip Gianos. Janet MacKenzic. Diane Stem. STANDING: Dick Shelstad, Chuck Leer, Todd Williams, Pam Gueller, Mary Fischer. Bill Coppage, April Schwartz. Melody Livingston, Rita Granvi'n, Sally Otis. Frank Hartwell. Greg Beeson. Tom Baribeau. ORCHESIKA MEMBERS ROW 1: Karen Marin. Shnla Martin. Jane Jensen. Judy Fletcher, Judy Anderson. Valen Holm. Heather Newhall, Susan Reed, Terry Bonlour, Alexis Burckhard ROW 2: Betty Harrison. Sue Becker. Connie Greenberg. Louise Baldwin. Carol Carpenter. Roger Nes . JoAnn Okney. Sara Boddy, Elizabeth Haugec, Nancy Martin. Debbie Evensoo, Mary Lou Hawks. Barbara Fink. l-incc Olson. ROW 3: Julie Ernst, Georgia Smith. Sally Hale. Pat Heath. Julie Frcij, Janet Lund. Marsha Engle. Disc Perry'. Sandy Nelson. Karl Mclby. ROW 4: Mr. Stoykc, Pit O’Hara. Fred Opie. 140 Wide Range of Activities in ’63-’64 CONCERT BAND MEMBERS ROW I: A. Erickson. S. Thomp on. V. Sandhoff, B. Whcrlcr. M. Kohn. P. Jones. S. Wuru C. Carpenter. P. Heath. ROW 2: S. Frcij. G. Smith, D. Ness. J. Lund, G. Jones. J. Johnson. M. Engle, D. Perry, S. Ness, S. Hale, S. Andresen. ROW ): I. Del Dotto, T. Whitten. H. Benton, S. Adams, M. Burckhardt. R. Nielsen. B. Mikkelson, D. Thill. F. Zabel, L. Prosser, D. King, D. Gustafson, D. Lane. S. Otis. ROW 4: C. York. J. Ische. A. Flygstad. R. Stevens. M. Wood. M. Raen. M. Ring. L. Baldwin. J. Peterson M. Conkcy. L. BeVier. G. Widseth. M. Christiansen, B. Somers. C. Clarck. J. Breen. ROW 7: K. Anderson. T. Caswell D. Leighton, R. Peterson. G. WilIeford. B. Rosenborg. D. Shelstad. B. Williams. J. MacKtnzic, S. Otis, K. Larson. M. York. L. York, R. Granvm, B. Barton. D. Blake, G. Nehls. J. Berne, K. Holst. M. Palmer. ROW 6: B. Leer. M. Manzavrakos. S. Zimdan, M. Harrison. J. Lund. B. Peterson. G. Beeson. J. Wright, P. Lund, B. Parker. M. Sher, J. Hanson. A. Mikkelson. ROW 7: M. Livingston. R. Cornwell. J. Parker. J. Opie, Mr. Stoykc. FRESHMAN CHOIR MEMBERS ROW I: V. Goldstein. B. Hartill. C. Banbeau. C. Colin. C. Cox. L. Alexander. C.-Cross. L. Helme. M. De Werff. C. Williams, M. Fischer. K. Hofstrom. C. Orenstein, P. Enger, N. Loduke. L. Hcmmer. C. DuVal. K. Gibson. B. Ploog. ROW 2: M. Kraby. C. Meloney, J. Brians, M. Murk U. Turrittin, M. Dalton, G. Johnson, S. Stromdahl, J. Skaug. H. Eliason. J. Hanson, E. Franzen, M. Loud, P. Wheaton. M. Drewitz. J. Dahle. J. Hanson. J. Carlton, C. Pankuch. M. Nolan. ROW J: J. Muralt. F. Burch, D. Carlson. T. Tomlinson. S. Johannes, K. Baker. B. Danielson. C. Saltzman, L. Ellis. J. Long. B. Lind. R. Lind. M. Barry. J. Harshe. M. Muirhead. J. Carlson, J. Lund. N. Murphy. S. Sabart, L. Cranston. ROW 4: D. Hanson, J. Stanger, T. Holland, L. Thiel. K. Kapitan, A. Raymond. S. Sargent. L. Livingston. D. Rood, B. Coppage. J. Gurban, J. I-andy, M. Henkcls, J. Petit, D. Callaway, A. Henaman, J. Austin, F. Mcili, S. Rnoll, R. Sack. D. Jones. 141 Junior High Choirs Develop Musical Talent SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR MEMBERS ROW I: S. Stephens. C. Jacobson. J. Pagel. M. Corwin, S. Bates. M. Grossman. L. DuVal, I. Hoogenakkcr. S. Nciman, J. Sutherland. J. Drew. S. Johnson. B. Reeves. 1.. Plott. C. Woodin, B. Richards, J. Crail, J. Robinson. ROW 2: I.. Kinnamon, B. Brislcy. C. Berglund, J. Brunzcll. B. Schneck, M. Marshall. G. Smith. B. Lorcntson, P. Lugcr. L. Marcus. C. Richter. J. Lind. D. Copus. B. Dunning. D. Weber. M. Harthan, S. Hultin. M. Palmer. V. Wolden. T. Dibble. D. York. ROW 3: C. Johnson. J. Thiel. J. Jensen. D. Stein. T. Fenncy. S. Jacobsen. R. Andreasen. S. Lee. R. Solsvig. D. Sandler, D. Peterson. S. Dieringer. D. Uhlcnkott. B. Williams. T. Beach. V. Rholl, T. Berquist, V. Schwartz. S. Spettigue. P. Olson. J. Crail. C. Bevier. P. Porter. R. Dautcrmann. P. Nichols, M. Livingston. S. Holden, M. Jaffee, L. Oden. ROW 4: M. Borchcrt, A. Coppage. A. Tar box. E. Schoen, W. Widlund. R. Sherf, J. Lasscson. R. Hofstrom, J. Boyer. S. Gamer. M. Cross. B. Schmidt. R. Moon. S. Hanson. M. Notring. M. Carow, J. Ritchie. T. Anderson. G. Holm. J. MacKcnzie, S. Mcfchcr, P. Cook. K. Tull. K. Bebensee. R. Peterson, L. Oliver. R. Rosenberg. J. Hanson, K. Solvig, ROW 5: C. Murphy. B. Russick, S. Standish. M. Scanlon. C. Barrus, P. Deal, G. Larson. K. Kupcho, F. Hartwell. R. Johnson. R. Pricve, K. Rcsnick. J. Zumbcrgc. J. Sathrc. G. Bauch. M. Hummelsund. B. Shorn. J. Collins, M. Taylor. C. Rabidcau, S. Harrcr. D. Humphcry, P. Lund. EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR MEMBERS ROW 1: B. Ward. P. Geller. C. Granbcck. P. Eckland. K. Eddy. C. Bruner. P. Bloom. R. Kamel. T. Sargent. B. Wheeler. R. Ladin. R. Perry. G. French. B. Dahlin. B. Gordon. G. Grcenspoon. L. Goldman. S. Falls. P. Swanson. J. Beardsley. C. Oss. ROW 2: L. Lair. D. Gregory. M. Ring. C. Clark. K. Vardalos. G. Frederick, I. Kaasa. J. Nielsen. D. Dobbs. S. Boddy. M. Nordahl, C. Carow. M. Powlcs. J. Scheu, G. Thompson. B. Bruce. J. Hursh. B. Saarcla. P. Peterson. M. Ramstad. J. Peterson. J. Weibltn, P. Spector, M. Smith. M. Smith. R. Karch. ROW 3: J. Giles. N. Grossman. P. Stevenson. L. Van Blarcom. D. Loring. K. Heaton. J. Okney. J. Ernst. A. Flygstad, H. Newhall, J. Willner.. I. Binenstock, S. Marcus. J. Noel. R. Johnson, L. Schneck. S. Byers. C. Holtcr. M. Greenstcin. M. Kelly. S. Friedman. A. Akermark, C. Gilliland, B. Pierzina. J. Perschmann. P. Chaudoin. K. Rutledge. ROW 4: L. Albers. L. Teuting, B. Morrison. J. Larson, A. Freed, S. Koelker, L. Moot. V. Wcdgewtrod. K. Holden. S. Zimdars, D. Pankuch. J. Schwender. R. Herman. J. Erdmann, C. Leer. R. Herman, J. Anderson. F. Mitchell, M. Thompson. B. Gunderson. J. Weaver. M. Pease. L. Lund. J. Davenport J. Anderson. K. Logstrom. M. Yelland, C. Johnson. F. Page. 142 Clubs Formed to Further Special Interests CHESS CLUB MEMBERS LEFT GAME: Tom Baribeau. Paul CUbo. Ken Alvcraon. Chuck Worthier. Tom CUbo. Ken Anderson. RIGHT GAME: Mike Daniel, Tony Kellcn, Charlie Gibson, Ricky Lidin, Gary Fine. Randy Herman. Ricky Herman. CHESS CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB A popular and challenging extracurricular activity is the Junior High Chess Club. At the first few meetings, novice members learned the fundamentals of the game. As the year progressed and their skills improved, they effectively challenged the more experienced players. Under the appropriately titled officers, the King, the Bishop, and the Knight and advisor Mrs. Witherow, weekly meetings were a rewarding after-school activity. Twice a month students in the Junior High Biology Club enjoyed meeting to explore many fields of science, with emphasis placed on biological study. Members were encouraged to do organized research and discuss the results. One of these research projects was the microscopic study of water in aquariums. Also, a field trip to Nine Mile Creek was made to collect plants and animals for the terrarium window by Room 31. Members ended the year with a visit to a museum and the Regional Science Fair. BIOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS SEATED: Lance Evingson, Susan Reed. Judy Fletcher. James Perlman. Jill Robinson. STANDING: Lynn BeVier. Barbara Morrison. Mrs. Swanson, JoAnn Okney, Carol Hienze. Nancy Grossman. Kenneth Resnick. Tom Poladian. Steve Hanson, Jay Berne. Lance Olson. Ande Grossman. John Parker. 143 Junior Hi-Y Offers Fun. Faith and Fellowship SEVENTH GRADE MEMBERS ROW 1: Bob Williams, Pete Holm, Tom Bari-bcau, Jay Hoogenakker. ROW 2: Scott Neiman, Charles Colin, Randy Moon, Chuck Worthlcy, Bill Storlie. ROW 3: Dave Uhlcnkott, Bruce Lorcntson. Ricky Schlenz, Steve Zimdars. ROW 4: Paul McClure, Ward Wheaton, Greg Willeford, Doug Sabart, Gary Virgin. ROW 5: Tom Byers, Steve Benowitz, Mike Cross, Dick Palmer, Dennis Peterson, Jay Zumbcrge. JUNIOR HI-Y The purpose of this program for Junior High boys is similar to tnat of Senior Hi-Y. Members participated in recreation, informative programs, and devotions at each meeting. Two programs which particularly interested the boys were a talk by Earl Battcy of the Minnesota Twins and a movie about John Glenn’s space flight. Other events included a Sno-Day and a Spring Sports Tournament. Plans were 3lso made for a summer camping trip which would feature travel in several states. EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE MEMBERS ROW 1: Dick Williams, Bruce Thayer, Bruce Colin, Charlie Gibson, Ronald Gallus. ROW 2: Eric Angvall, Scott Kinmore, Tim Holm, Steven Berg. ROW 3: Dana Jensen, Danny Cook, Paul Conover, Keith Johnson, Doug Peterson. ROW 4: Jim Reeves, Richard Munion, Larry Molstad, Ron McKinnon, Bob Williams, Darrel Ness. 144 Intramural Athletics Build Skill Sportsmanship G.A.A. All Junior High girls may participate in G.A.A. regardless of their physical skills. Keen competition developed between homerooms in various team sports. Each grade level was assigned one day of the week on which games were scheduled between these homeroom teams. The climax of the year came with the presentation of a plaque to the homeroom which had won the most games throughout the year. G.A.A. REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Mary Nordahl. Lynda DuV.il. Dircy Copus. Pit Maloney. Miry Kelley, Trudy Dibble. STANDING: Janet Lund, Cindy DuVal. Susan Garner, Peggy Deal. Cheryl Maloney. Marsha Engle. INTRAMURALS Intramurals is an outgrowth of the regular physical education program for boys. After-school recreation is provided in a variety of sports. This years intramurals program received national recognition for their obstacle courses during the 1963 National Health and Physical Education Convention which met in Minneapolis. STUDENT OFFICIALS SEATED: Rich Cohen. Joe Stanger. STANDING: Jim AI verson. Greg Widscth. John Surratt. TEAM MANAGERS ROW I: Jim Sathre. Tom Byers. Dwight Gustafson. Tom Anderson. Scott Nieman. Greg Willefotd. ROW 2: Frank Hartwell. Ron Prievc. ROW J: Brad Peterson. David Anderson. Kim Doela, John Teeter, John Sorenson. Bill Hursh. 145 SPORTS jmpctp i ake Nokc Southwc? fth consc impetitioi cntral an vo team Ivldual w.. ... ........ i the state meet. Al Halley. Southwest uw u iwiiwniii---- lng a tackier. it paid off Tuesday night. ' The bKttens net • ragged ......... S.?, R«W«vcl1 lcanlin ! open Peterson said: I think « U?MlSS J2?k.ln round ProPress'nR- We hm Indians ” too k 5 tournament last night and hit he added. As for last night’s gi id dean of Minneapolis cross jia also jchampionship t School suDnutieo to coach tral or SouthwP - Schwender hit t.n downed the Teds 2-1 m over- In mid-aJr on Sot time- ' in the second quart We’ve geared our whole. a peak yet. We pit but the goals c hard.” The score a poss 1 te. _____ _ ( was tied nvftrcrin.1, tr 'r a inumqmpnf at the end of regula Individual re a 35 untry. said. Although —, -----------— -- � vc a couple of boys carrying' had these Sou juries, wc'vc improved a r on Oliver. nil unjQ •eat deal the past 10 days _ “ SI •The boys will each have tc tn a new personal low if w ■c to defeat Central. I look fc e score to be something li' to 34 -All 11 Minneapolis schools itered — each with 12 runn (Uthwest’s team is Don Oil ick Rotsch. Pete Hale, duel. Clair Severson, 5, P °uth Southwest Stuns hburn ell’s goal :k Cooney period. Sc it in the set shot by I ea r est o Southwest Skaters Uphold Reputation ix P; ,. Southwest Wins 50fh •traight Swim Meet Southwest won its 50th onsecutivc Minneapolis Con-erence dual swimming meet rownil Vednesday. whipping SouthJrown 6-29 at Olson Junior High ,ave N, Ti ear line OA 1 Indian Cage -'Team Rattles lts 61-44 en-dcath t vas 2:26 'est’s Cl : a long line and ted it ir s the vie By DWAYNE NETLAND •II Southwest looked every bit Southwest Gridaers good as its pre-season re-jtation in the Prep Preview r Minneapolis Conference igh school hocket • ’ednesd—• rem Pla: Jforc 115 ffeate Have Winning Habit « nc pwfvciijt. | iwunua Tii n«w— _ Jwrcu; TSEVELT and l� UIIUL Wash-•!♦ � - c N Tankers t mo More Other 'nshbu, 0; Sou larshall I. Cei c cuuve vncUV tter oT It of the uthwest won its second up]e 0f j light conference game and (jltj they third in its last four starts defeating Vocational 61 - ?et ,nto ‘ Friday at the Minneapolis iment ga rmory. :r of fate. Southwest got off to a fast 5 lead , Rooset jarter. i Southw lister- played e earn jr wm | I X the ES,e � e deft W ■ W I Mm id 31 -10 kcep ced hockey player who .j at u.c ...... nd in- me •y anywhere. creased this to 48 to 23 at rs ‘The Teddie thc ond ° ,hrec tluar,ers Thciu say af � -•!handicap the score mounted 10 50 23 oar|y cowmen in the fourth quarter when oscvclt C reserves took over and fin- ished out the game. . ... SoDhnmA - ;uard Lynn Doan ,, r J n scoring with 1 c was followed 01 “• 1 Grewostcin with a?a I,ne 20 To 12 semi. is I I week « 00 .. wi -- . Mfvmrn'1 di«n 0. com- . Meets Undefeated ,CCl F W JUI Hrur?Play Remains matmen civE owees basket, and one i,_ Ul V C, Nick Smaby -‘ 1 two Junior center Paul played a strong t Kogev AO o.Cg —- matched saves „■ W ver of South- ie c.0 fcrence. p . ... L vas impr WE BEAT Roosevb°Vnding and ,c? thc ir kids rr W5ev Indians with 16 rebounds. wej|.. Southwest wiU Play Henry ;rry Brov ___ c u .loi row at the Minneapolis J wu .a.irtrium at 2:30 p.m. Coach workin 1J - ' The iteen sch noted. ‘Tonight It -wasn't f : V� « the difference at enry team 0 .30. vn. If oracn'i QaMS SCOtmiS for the earnest wever. as against rong bitlancMan . jutnwest diim«6tf npressed the'.V ave Petersonuus embers of last'0 US tWO M w newc -id they showe Ci’. £n ' __ . incite stat IT THEIR ALL � — � state rai ints. set Cer Trock Season Und8Pf,'’h n u,ivt oty tiu«. n — 1 a r� .1 , .. . competition will come from was third with-H4, Roos At bouthwpqt Hinn p«n,r 1 Roosevelt- The top (fifth with 156. North llth wvrii t ww vOI I iy I I two teams plus the top five in-1276 and West 13th with 325 dividual winners will advance! Halley said. “The cl ' experience la� £ e-, Pt T was satisfied at, ireesW . crtothwcs r coach Roa ,w '0 7S ft middle distance t0 thc state meet. -«ck Brian Anderson Al Halley. Southwest •on (12). and desn of MinneapoUs cross v«rcountry. said, Although wc j I - eof southwest Cross Country P I J . _ .a. have a couple of boys carryin injuries, we’ve Improv I great deal the past Th � hnv championship sho-coich trsl or South' ,S aU° |C O ; cr°s who literally ran a- AS C V auntry champions did it again- first place indi aO' V onni It's getting to be a habit with record tim- k ...u’-j •- oacb Al Halley’s Southwest th� -•- lioh K—1— as W n 10th State Chan s,- 2«5W «■!-_ .- V.C op ; ..� O' |4 . high s h lrl V- ■' A e V e'° - 1 :« h School harriers •« -« «ysa fir- the oM F •turdsy at Nokomis Part _ A sdians captured their loth Y hampionshtp with 71 poi w Louis Pa? iging out St ght. A starting field of im ers representing n team ?rt s -Sy-JSss a : un-came .a, Pete Hale .etf Johnson, also ,an injury, had a stride behind Dean Wei-1 unning .uished last 20-mile wind turf proved to be -•aps to all runners and toe crowded field added to difficulties. iliis is how the 17 teams finished: “Probably our boys approach-, laxed thc meet a little more 13 relaxed than did the others.”. |« thc Indian coach said, and ranjie Mpl� Southwest St Louis Park Duluth East Mute Central Auston Alexander Ramsey Richfield Si Paul Murray Mankato Grand Rapids WtDdom St. Paul Central Glenwood pwef River Falls Fergus Falls •ng •inn. paced 13th place in school chamj lips held Friday and Si ay at Cooke Hall at the ?rsuy of Minnesota, lann won two fourths in W yard free style and X) yard free style. Friday, Erdmann swam )0 yard in 51.9 and the lrd in 1:59.8. Saturday a � n Jeff’s time was :52. -e 100 yard and set a •hool record in the 200 2 ith a time of 1:59.3. 153 Jamie Fagrelius (12) orw ,wo points for So 30 est when he took a ninti UJ e 400 yard free style. 359 )ther swimmers who c 5f$ Mod were Bruce Enstad ( 389 rank Mann (12), Cri 71 7 S3 ti Cross Country State Champs . . . This year Southwest proved once again to be the cross country capital of Minnesota. Coached by Al Halley- and led by Captain Brian Anderson, the team began the season by defeating East High of Wichita, Kansas, in a postal dual meet. Each team ran on its own track and the results were exchanged by telegram. Next the harriers defeated Richfield and Roosevelt. Then they traveled to Windom, Minnesota, where a decisive victory was won over both the South Dakota State Champions and a leading team from Iowa. In the following weeks, through the combined efforts of Brian Anderson, Don Oliver, Rick Rotsch, Pete Hale, Clair Severson, Jeff Johnson, Dean Weigel, and Jim Solsvig, Southwest ran a perfect score against West and drubbed Washburn before taking second place in the Swain Invitational at Duluth. With great determination the harriers won their sixteenth City Championship in twenty-one years. The season was climaxed by winning the State Championship for the tenth time. With competition keener than ever, this year’s team proved to be the best in Minnesota’s cross country history. Coach Halley and Captain Brian Anderson Brians best time was 9:08. STATE CHAMP,OKF. .963 ROW 1: Jeff Johnson, Clair Severson. Brian Anderson. Don Oliver, Rick Rotsv.h. Pete Hale Dean Weigel. ROW 2: Coach Halley. Taz Sumner, Jim Solsvig. Bob Witcraft. 147 Tenth Time • • • SEASON'S RECORD s v OPP 20 Wichita 43 25 Richfield 36 22 Roosevelt 33 15 West 48 19 Washburn 43 Swain Invitational Second Place Windom Champions City Champions State Champions PETE HALE Best time: 8:50 CLAIR SEVERSON Best time: 9:18 148 JEFF JOHNSON Best time: 9:05 DON OLIVER Best time: 8:48 RICK ROTSCH Best time: 8:44 . . . In Twenty-One Years 149 Football Season Coach Fredrickson with Co-Captains Denny Anderson and Jeff Peterson SCORF BOARD SOI THWEST. .7 SOUTHWEST 20 SOUTHWEST 6 West SOUTHWEST 6 SOUTHWEST 6 SOUTHWEST 27 SOUTHWEST 0 Central — 19 The highlight of this year’s football season was Southwest's startling upset of Washburn, the state's first-ranked and previously undefeated team. The season started poorly with the Indians tying Henry 7-7, and dropping a non conference game to Shattuck 14-13. The team then upset Washburn 20-12 before losing to powerful West and Roosevelt by scores of 13-6 and 12-6 respectively. The Homecoming game against South was lost by a heartbreaking score of 7-6. The team bounced back to clobber Marshall 27-6 and then lost the final game of the season to Central, the eventual Twin City Champion, by the score of 19-0. This year's team featured a stubborn defense and a fine offense. The running attack was greatly aided by the powerful playing of All-City halfback Vic Grecnstein. The defense was centered around second team All-City tackle and Southwest's Most Valuable Player, Jeff Peterson. Although the team had hoped for a better season's record, the)1 appreciated the constant support given to them by loyal Southwest fans. ROW 1: Alan Weiss, Jim Luhman, Jeff Erdman, Jim Kosmas. Jim Boyer, Mike Campbell, Bill Bonneville, Denny Anderson, Tom Vandcrhyde, Jim Stallman, Jim Anderson. ROW 2: Jim Lang, Rich Preus. Gary La Londe, bon Nelson, Bill Tilbury. Bob Stanley. Vic Grecnstein. Spero Theros, Greg Payne, Dan Hasty, Craig Schwender, Paul Virgin. John Schlasner, Manager. ROW 3: Tom Deinema, joe Deason, Greg Holt, Bill Johnson, Erwin Kurtz, Nick Smaby, Jeff Peterson, Dave Caspcrson, Jim Ryan, Dan Woods. John Ploog, Dave Weaver, Charlie Licb. 150 • • Features A Fighting Team With Individual Talent Offense — LINE: Dave Caspcrson. Erwin Kurtz, Jeff Erdnun, Dave Weaver, Charlie Lieb, Jeff Peterson, Spero Theros. BACKFIEI.D: Vic Grecnstein, Jim Ryan. Nick Srruby. Denny Anderson. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Jeff Peterson ALL-CITY HALFBACK: Vic Grecnstein Defense LINE: Bill Johnson. Jim Luhnun, Alan Weiss. Gary LaLondc, John Ploog. BACKFIELD: Tom Vanderhyde. Jim Stallman. Jim Kosmos. Dan Hasty. Jim Anderson. Dan Woods. 151 Southwest Stuns Washburn 20-12! 152 West Game Proves to be . . . Fumble on the goal line . . . Turning Point of Season Sophomores Win City Championship The sophomore team, after winning the Southern Division Championship, went on to defeat Edison 14-0 for the City Title. ROW 1: Tom Sathre. Dave Carroll. Dou c Pa e. Rich Lind. John Teeter. Dan Heaton. Frit Meile. Brute Pfau. Tony Wilke . ROW 2: Ouch William . Larry Kocchel. Jim Rien. Tom Anderson. Paul Steen. Bill Dahlen. Dave Rentlow. Mike DuRnche. Denni Enckien. Lyn Dean. Coach Levin. ROW V Tom Dobb . Dave Kune . Jack Lytle. Bill Janohotky. Bill Coppaar. Bruce Shelitad. John Wallin. Terry Gome. Bob Kitchen. Denny Stock. ROW 4: Tom Cain. Chuck Burrough . Don Smith. Gregg Almquist, Mark N'clten. Richard Bleyhl. Mark Jaftce. Phil Fi cher, Steve Anderson. Don Andenon. 153 Basketball Team . . . Captain Nick Smaby with Coach Williams. This year's basketball team, under the direction of Coach Williams, has been described as being much better than their 8 wins and 11 losses show. Faced with some of the stiffest competition in the state, the Indians compiled a mediocre 3-7 record in conference action, losing their first five games to the five best teams in the city. After shaking their early-season losing habit, the team fought its way to victor)- in five of the remaining seven games, before falling at the hands of a powerful West High team in District 17 competition. Boys who deserve individual credit are Vic Greenstein, Bill Johnson, and Captain Nick Smaby. The team's record should not be taken lightly for the strong finish reflects the tremendous spirit the boys developed during the course of the season. SCORE BOARD sw OPP sir OPP 63 52 Dassell 47 61 Edison 58 67 Pipestone 62 50 Cambridge 61 65 Minnehaha 52 61 Marshall Academy 50 39 South 40 61 Washburn 6l 44 Vocational 51 76 North 58 47 Henry 76 58 Lakeville 60 70 Roosevelt 36 56 Central 50 37 Sub-District 69 49 Buffalo Vocational 39 69 West 42 60 District 17 50 59 Howard Lake West ROW 1: Vic Greenstein, Gres Payne. Charlie Lieb, Nick Smaby. Jim Hegg, Jeff Peterson. Lyn Dean. ROW 2: Ted Lewis, Manager. Coach Lloyd Raymond, Rich Fuller, Tom Dcinema. Jim Patka. Dave Donahoo, Paul Lcrum, Bob Wennerstrom, Bill Johnson, Coach Walt Williams. 154 . . . Fights Hard to Finish Strong Shoot ’em . . . Pass ’em . . . Come on, boys, let’s raise that score! 155 Dribble down the floor Sophs Drop ’em in for City Title The Sophomore Basketball team, with a 14-2 overall record, won the City Championship with 9 wins and one loss. ROW 1: Made Jaffee, Fritz Mcili, Kreg Kapitan. Jeff Carolus. Bruce Schrepple, Rick Lind, Tom Cain. John Warp, Craig Swanson. ROW 2: Craig Genies. Manager. Dave Kurvcrs. Greg Franzen. Jon Gurban. Bob Kitchen. Dave Watkin. John Fuller. Tim Dalton. Coach Lloyd Raymond 156 Coach Peterson with Captain Denny Anderson. Hockey Team . . . With an entirely veteran team, Southwest marked up 16 victories to 5 losses and two tics. Seeded number one in city competition, the Indians came in fourth with 7 victories, 2 losses and one tie. The District 17 playoffs saw the Indians win their first two games but drop the Region V championship 3-2 at the hands of Henry. Then the)' entered the Region I tournament where they lost 2-1 to Richfield, whom they had defeated earlier in the season. The highlight of the season was a well-earned 4-1 victory over a powerful Hibbing team. This was an example of the skillful offense and effective defense which the team displayed during the season. Key defensive players were All-District goalie Dave Weaver, and Southwest’s Most Valuable Player Bob Coleman. Weaver had 6 shutouts and made an average of 0.920 saves per game. The Indians’ offense was very strong, scoring 90 goals in 23 games. High Scorer was Jim Luhman who had 23 points (15 goals and 9 assists). Both Coleman and Luhman were named to the All-City and All-District Teams. Ranked as high as number 3 in the state at one time, the Indians were a strong, well-balanced, well-coached team and were never really out skated. SCORE BOARD S W OPP sir OPP 1 0 Henry 6 0 West 4 1 Richfield 2 3 Washburn I 3 South St. Paul 0 0 Edina 5 1 White Bear 6 2 Roosevelt 6 0 South 2 1 Monroe 6 1 North 2 2 Henry 4 1 Hibbing 3 0 Harding 11 0 Vocational 2 1 Roosevelt 5 0 Central 4 0 North 0 1 Marshall 2 3 Henry 6 2 Edison 1 2 Richfield ROW 1: Bruce Nelson, Al Leighton. Bill Thompson, Mike Fleschcr, Roger Hanson, Denny Anderson, Tim Browning, John Schlasncr, Chuck Burroughs. Dave Weaver. ROW 2: Coach Dave Peterson. Rick Rotsch. Bob Stanley. Dave Caspcrson, Bob Coleman, John Lynne, Steve Carow, Don Nelson, Jim Luhman, Bruce Aunc, Ron Schlocr. , Proves That John Schlasner Jim Luhman Denny Anderson Don Nelson John Lynne 158 Will somebody please turn the net around?' Experience Counts Sophs Take Third City Title This Year The Sophomore hockey team won the City Championship by defeating Henry 5-1. ROW 1: Bob Witcraft, Tom Sundby, Al Hcna-man, Mike Fcrmoyle, Mike Pctrich, John Bruner. John Priestley. ROW 2: Coach Larry Larson. Jeff Burgctt, Mark Nelson, Tom Cain, Dave Rcnslow, Bob Cronk, Bruce Shelstad, John Wallin, Larry Moon, Fred Burns. Phil Fischer. 159 Wrestling Team. . The wrestling team completed its fifth season under Coach Horace Mayo with a second place finish in city competition. Maintaining an undefeated conference record until their final tw-o matches. Southwest was a contender all the way. The team's aspirations were finally dampened in close matches with Roosevelt and Washburn. Roosevelt went on to become the city champions. The team, with an overall record of 11-3, finished third in the district and scored the first points Southwest has ever scored in the Region tournament. The team will be losing six important seniors, Co-Captains Bob Wurtz (127 lbs.) and Dan Hasty (154), Paul Moen (133), Mike Barrett (1-38), Don Bauman (175), and Greg Payton (Hwt.). Greg was the first Southwest wrestler to win a match in regional competition. Co-Captains Bob Wurtz and Dan Hasty with Coach Mayo. SEASON S SUMMARY sw OPP SW OPP 35 13 Golden Valley 26 20 Marshall 27 17 South 44 8 Central 32 15 Henry 29 18 Cambridge 22 19 Vocational 29 19 Edison 33 17 West 28 12 North 19 27 Buffalo 18 24 Roosevelt 40 5 Breck 14 28 Washburn A-Squad ROW 1: Paul Moen, Mike Barrett, Bob Wurtz, Bob Levine, Lee Churchill, Wesley Bigelow, Dave Schwcibcrger. ROW 2: Brad Peter-160 son. manager, Coach Mayo, Tom Alexander, Russ Davies. Greg Payton, Dan Hasty. Don Bauman, Mr. D. Johnson. . . Grapples for Second Place in City B-Squad ROW 1: Toni Arnold. Rich Cohen. Scott Andrcascn. Scott Sargent. John Scndcreggcr. Iom J. Anderson. Bob Smutka. ROW 2: Mike Gould. Kevin Faus, Erwin Paulson, Dan Totino, Jeff Bretnor. Tony Thompson. Bill Esensten. ROW Mr. D. Johnson. John Stirratt. George Murray. Dale Fyhr, Bill Ball, Jim Ryan. Dave Carroll. Coach Mayo. 161 Captain Jeff Erdmann and Coach Anderson. SEASON S SUMMARY SIT OPP sir OPP 29 66 Bloomington 75 30 Washburn 58 37 Blake 81 24 West 42 53 Dc La Salle 60 45 Edison 71 30 Vocational 57 38 Hutchinson 55 40 Murray 76 29 South 75 30 Central 61 35 Henry 71 34 North 48 57 Roosevelt District Meet First Place Swimming Team . . The Southwest swimming team, coached by Mr. Anderson, climaxed a successful season by defeating Roosevelt to win the District 17 Championship. Southwest defeated eight city teams in dual meets, extending its string of consecutive city victories to 52. In the last dual meet of the season, the swimmers lost to the undefeated Roosevelt team, 57-48, and finished second in the city. In the close District 17 meet on February 20, Southwest came back to defeat Roosevelt 58-531 2 anc win the district championship. Key swimmers in Southwest’s victories were Bruce Enstad in the backstroke, Jamie Fagrelius, who set pool records in the 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard individual medley, Frank Mann in the breaststroke, Lanny Thiel in the individual medley and 400-yard freestyle, and Captain Jeff Erdmann, who holds pool records in the 50 and 100-yard freestyle. Jeff was one of two city sw'immers to place in the state meet and is credited with Southwest's finishing in 14th place. ROW 1: Mike Carls, Pete Casperscn, Tom Ireland, Ron Knapp, John Erdmann. Gary Fine, Jay Berne. ROW 2: Coach Roger Anderson, Craig Schwcndcr, Phil Bergstrom, Greg Jones, Denny Johnson, Gary Hyland, Chuck Wikman, Dave Shefland, Bill Foelker. ROW 3: Jeff I.und, John Anderson, Paul Chuchcl, Dale Giles. Lee Gohdes. Jim Fine, Jeff Erdmann. ROW 4: Tom Guthrie, Pete Crandall, Steve Fredrickson, Jeff Robinson, Paul Steen. Jamie Fagrelius. Bruce Enstad. Frank Mann. 162 .. . Takes Fifth Consecutive District Title FRANK MANN—Breaststroke . . . Help Continue Winning Tradition ROW 1: Paul Ghuchcl Denny Johnson Jamie Fagrelius Jeff Erdmann Jim Fine ROW 2: Bill Fcelker Frank Mann Jeff Robinson Steve Fredrickson 163 Underclassman Mainstays Bruce Enstad Pete Crandall I-inny Thiel Tom Ireland Craig Schwendcr Extensive effort in a medley relay. Coach Anderson emerges from victory dip. 164 Swimmers do their daily 50's —a practice exercise. Athletic Council Awards Letters to Athletes ROW 1: Bob Wurtz, Dan Hasty, Denny Anderson, Jim Boyer, Tom Dahlen, Dan Loc-wen son. ROW 2: Mr. Anfenson, Jeff Erdmann, Nick Sma-by, Jim Patka, Jeff Peterson, Mr. Hal-icy. ROW 3: Mr. Anderson, Mr. Adam, Mr. D. Peterson, Mr. Williams, Mr. Fredrickson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. M. Peterson. Mr. Bjor-lin. “S” Club Sells Homecoming Buttons and Sponsors Tag Day ROW 1: D. Anderson. J. Schlasr.er. M. Fleseher. M. Barrett. B. Witcraft. T. Ireland. D. Weigel. ROW 2: B. Bonneville. T. Clinton. J. Stallman. M. Campbell. A. Leighton, T. Vanderhyde. C. Lowe, O Sescrson. ROW Mr. Halley. D. Polloek. J. Solsvig. C. Schwendcf, J. Kosmas, J. Erdmann, D. Johnson. J. Luhman. T. Dahlen. T. Browning. ROW 1: S. Theros. D. Oliver. V. Greenstcin. I’. Hale. J. Johnson, R. Rotsch. T. Sumner, D. Hasty, G. Payton. ROW 5: J. Lang. B. Stanley. M. Hart. F. Mann. P. Chuchel. P. Virgin. B. Anderson. ROW 6: G. I.a Londe. J. Ryan, J. Fagrclius. C. Lieo. D. Weaver. D. Nelson. L Peterson. R. Schlocr. ROW 7: B. Enstad. E. Kurtz. B. Johnson. M Bender. D. Best, J. Ploog. S. Carow. ROW 8: B. Coleman. J. Dcason. R. Davies. N. Smaby. D. Kleven. P. lerum. J. Patka. D. Casperson. 165 Track Team Aided • • • Co-Captains Tom Dahlcn and Nick Smaby with Coach Anfenson. The Southwest Track Team is expected to be a strong contender for this year’s City Title. The team, led by twelve senior lettermen and several talpnted juniors, shows good balance with a least one letter-winner in each event. A challenging schedule gives Southwest the opportunity to meet the best teams in the state. The progress made in meeting such competition will determine our chances in the city meet. A good showing at this event will qualify our top track men for the state meet. IMPORTANT MEETS Twin City Meet April 2 and 3 SW Relays April 23 Minneapolis Relays May 8 Edina Invitational May 11 City Meet May 26 and 29 State Meet June 5 and 6 ROW I John Bruner. Burr Leighton. Bob Witcraft Rolf Anderson. Jim Solsvig. Bill Bonneville. Dean Weigel. ROW 2: Mike Flether. Denny Ander-� on Paul Virgin. Jeff Johnion. Jim Reynolds. Tom Dahlcn. Ste'c Anderson. Taa Sumner. Clair Severson. ROW 5: Charlie Licb. Tom Dobbs. Don Oliver. Pete Hale. Brian Andcrton. Dan Hasty. Rick Rotwh, Don Pollock. Spero Theros. Coach Rod Anfenson. ROW 4: Tom Dememi. Dave Harthan, Don Kleven. Nick Smaby. Dave Caspcrson. John Ploog. M.ke Bender. George Upham. Bruce Almquist. Dave Renslow. 166 . . . By Experienced Seniors Southwest expects to be strong in pole vaulting and weights. Seniors Don Pollock, Mike Bender, and John Ploog will determine our strength. Top relay men working hard for a good season are Tom Dahlen, Denny Anderson. Mike Flcsher, Spero Theros. and Charlie Lieb. Distance runners Clair Severson. Pete Hale, and Brian Anderson Much of the team's success will depend on the performance gained experience from cross country. of our hurdlers. Nick Smaby and George Upham. 167 Baseball Team Works to Hit ’em Hard The baseball team and Coach Bill Adam are looking forward to what they feel will be a very successful season. Nine returning Senior lettermen and nine promising underclassmen provide Southwest with the best quality of players ever seen. The outcome of the season depends upon last year’s winning Sophomore pitchers meeting varsity standards. With hard work and practice both the coach and team feel that the City Championship is within reach. IMPORTANT GAMES April 21 Washburn April 28 Central May 5 South May 7 Roosevelt May 14 West May 22 and 25 Playoffs May 29 Twin City Game Coach Adam with Captain Jim Boyer. ROW l: Larry Stollcr. Vic Grcenstein. Jim Boyer. Doug Elofson. Jim I.uhman. Tom Clinton. John Lynne, Bill Johnson. Ken Knutson. ROW 2: Don Horner. Dave Weber. Paul Enstad, Jim Stallman, Jeff Peterson, Gary Jacobson. Dick Sundby. Tom Vandcrhyde, Coach Adam. ROW 3: Paul I.erum. Bob Wcnncrstrom. Tom Del Dotto. Jim Hegg. Rich Prcus. Mike McMurty. Bruce Enstad, Joe Dcason. 168 Tennis Team Raises a Racket Coached by Norm Johnson, this year’s tennis team is led by returning Junior letter-men Mike Hart, Chuck Dahle, Dan Loewenson, and Tom Tierney. Singles and doubles competition provide the sport with variety and the opportunity to demonstrate individual or team skills. Although the team is inexperienced, it hopes to show improvement as the season progresses. IMPORTANT MATCHES April 29 Roosevelt May 4 West May 6 Washburn May 20 District 17 May 29 Twin City Meet June 5-6 State Meet ROW l: Richard Cohen. Tom Tierney, John Sondercggcr, Chuck Dahle, Mike Hart, Dan Loewenscn. ROW 2: Mike Petrich, Barry Bershow, Steve Bancroft. Jeff Shaw, Garland Holley, John Zimdars. Golf Team Drives Hard for Success Coach Art Fredrickson is hoping for one of the finest golf teams that Southwest has seen in many years. Returning lettermen include Jim Patka, John Schlasncr, Gary Lowe, and Steve Carow. With a combination of experience and determination the team should have a very successful season. IMPORTANT MATCHES April 27 West April 29 Edison May 11 Roosevelt May 20 District 17 May 29 Twin Gty Meet June 5 State Meet ROW 1: Steve Carow, Jim Patka, Tim Browning, John Schlasncr, Gary Lowe. ROW 2: Brian Carney. Dave Best, Jack Guldberg, Jim Kosmas, Mark Simmons. 169 Girls’ Sports Stress Mixed Doubles With only one dot team returning from year, the girls' badmii team had to undeitakc task of rebuilding. Sou west won matches agaii Roosevelt (4-3), South ( 0), and Cental (7-0 They lost to Washburn an-tied for first place in the listrict. In the playoffs they DSt to Roosevelt (3-4). The mixed doubles' idminton teams played ell in the city tournament. idrea Norman and Mike rrt took first place, Julie inson and Chuck Dahlc ic in second, and Nancy iceicr and Jim Ryan were fourth. ROW 1: Julie Ramus, Andrea Norman. ROW 2: Lynn Sathre, Candy Wcd cwood, Nancy Wheeler ROW y. Mike Hart. Terry Coleman, Marty Fislc, Chuck Dahlc. Badminton ROW 1: Andrea Norman, Cheryl Maloney, Cindy Colberg. Lenorc Van Santcn, K.ithie Steele HOW' J. Mrs Rogers, Julie Ramus, Janice Dahlc, Pat Bara cr. Janet I.urxl. Lynn Sathre ROW' S; Allison Teeter. Stcph BoJJy. Deanna Johnson, CanJy Wedgewood, Nancy Wheeler. 170 . . . Spirit Through Competition Swimming The girls' swimming team completed a short but successful season with two wins in dual meets against West and Roosevelt. The)- placed third in the city swimming meet. High scorers for Southwest were Nancy Murphy, Nancy Wheeler, Diane Allen, and Susy Ford. ROW 1: Karen Lindcroth. Nancy Drew. Cheryl Maloney. Susy Ford. Girol Stenbcrg, Jane Healy. ROW 2: Deanna Johnson. Gretchen Con-key, Nancy Wheeler. Mrs. Thiel, Steph Boddy, Barb Rien. Nancy Murphy. Judy Benson. Golf The girls’ golf team was expected to finish high in the city standings this year, with three members from last year’s team returning. Matches were played at the Meadowbrook and Hiawatha courses. Janet Pollock. Sue Smith. Sue Car-ow, Sally Lieb. Julie Johnson. Nancy Nemcr. Andrea Norman. Fall practice was held for the first time for the girls’ tennis team. This year’s team had some experienced players and hoped to take first place in district competition. ROW 1: Penny Jones, Andrea Norman. Cheryl Maloney. ROW 2: Lynn Sathre. Mrs. Manthic. Janet Lund, Julie Johnson. Tennis 171 Indianettes Spice School Life • • • ROW 1: Jo Ann Jilson, Barb Westercng. Marsha Wattson. Julie Burglund. President Tody Bcnham, Kathy Anderson, Sandi Van Scoy, IX-bbie Johnson. ROW 2: Geri Rosenberg. Avis Mandel, Diane Ostrom. Roberta Smiley, Connie Rabideau, Ann Holden, Vonda Linpc, Sue .Smith. Linda Winstadt. Not Pictured: Vice President Sue Helcbrant. Pat Neely. With the help of their advisor, Mrs. Rogers, the Indianettes have become one of the finest dance teams in the city. They have performed at numerous sports events and school programs throughout the year, as well as appearing on television during the Christmas season. Into their success went many hours of hard work and practice. During the year money raising projects were held to pay for choreography and costumes. The Indianettes sold calendars, doughnuts, and sponsored a dance. Their peppiness and enthusiasm are good examples of school spirit in action. 172 Indianettes express their appreciation with a gift . . . With Colorful Performances During Homecoming Indianettes Were Seen on the Field . . . . . . and on the Stage 173 Cheerleaders . . . Enthusiasm and pep were key words for this year's chcerlcading squad. Early in the fall, they attended a special clinic, where many valuable pointers were given. Using these as a guide, they promoted school spirit at games and pep fests by teaching the students several new and original cheers. The cheerleaders prepared an excellent skit for Homecoming and made and sold Indian headbands. Coached by Mrs. Thiel, their hard work at weekly practices resulted in a very successful year. Susy Ford Carol Williams, Captain Nancy Connolly Jane Hcaly Jean Stevens Allison Teeter Linda Mulholland Janet Jones ALTERNATES Kathy Bruner Becky Hermann Kathy Murphy Cheerleaders at Homecoming 174 . . . Spark School Spirit Indian Spirit Is Captured • • • 176 Spirit is making the point that counts. . . . During Sideline Moments Spirit is good sportsmanship. Spirit is supporting your team -___; 177 Spirit is sideline support. Spirit is the desire to win. Spirited Staff Advisor Miss Jcbc and Editor Mary Calhoun check carbon copy ’■dummy sheets. Scheduling Editor Jennifer Johnston. Mary Calhoun, and Business Manager Nancy Wheeler discuss subscription drive. Organizations Editor Dawn Nelson confers with Mary Conover and Darlene Harris on page layouts. This year’s staff made many innovations which we hope will add to the quality and enjoyment of the 1964 Wagistunian. Work began in the summer, as senior pictures were scheduled and ideas brainstormed. In September. it became necessary to hold meetings after school, due to the difficulties caused by IBM scheduling. A yearbook clinic at Augsburg College early in the year provided the incentive for many new ideas. Our theme. Spirit, was finally chosen, and decisions were made to include an Index, to revise the Junior High. Faculty, and Senior sections, and to use color, the first time it has appeared inside a Southwest yearbook, on the division pages. As deadlines approached, individual section work increased, including taking and rc-taking pictures, forming layouts, and writing headlines and copy. By March 15, 184 pages had been completed, approved, and sent to Dallas to be printed. We are grateful to Mr. Connolly, for help with our cover artwork, to Mr. Clair Peterson, whose skill and generous assistance our inexperienced staff couldn’t have done without, and to Miss Jebe. whose constant help and advice was an important factor in producing this yearbook. We hope that this Wagislanian will sene as a lasting reminder of the Spirit of Southwest. 1963-64. 178 Senior Editors Lynne Guilford and Roberta Stein gather new ideas from old yearbooks. Creates 1964 Wagistanian Lyn Rood and Sue Carpenter select pictures for Sports p3ges. Faculty Editor Lyn Rood watches as Sue Peterson types up final copy sheets. Emily Engle and Kathy McCormick identify Underclassmen pictures. Miss Jcbe's camera captures Photographer Clair Peterson in a familiar pose. Junior High layouts are formed from preliminary board sketches by Mary Conover and Sandy Ungcrman. Sally DeVaney. Cathy Merrick, and Kris Anderson plan pages for the Special Events section. 179 In Memoriam I do not believe that any one of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it—and the glow from that fire can truly light the world.” John F. Kennedy 180 Index Seniors Adams. Penelope. 26. 6). 107 AdMU. Steve. 26. 125. 159 Anderson. Brian, 22. 25. 26. 48, 65. 107. UO, 114. 115. 117. 122, 147. 165. 166. 167 Anderson. Dennis. 21. 25. 26. 67. 117. 150. 151. 157. 158. 165. 166. 167 Anderson. James. 26. 151. 150. 151 Anderson. Jeffrey. 26. 129, 159 Anderson. Linda, 25. 26 Anderson. Rolf, 26. 129. 166 Anderson. Thomas. 27. 55. 40. 161 Andreasen. Ellen, 27 Angvall. Roland. 27. 50 Aune. Bruce. 25. 27. 59. 117, 129. 157 Bancroft. Stephen. 25. 27. 114. 117. 129. 169 Baril. Doug. 27 Barrett. Beverly. 25. 27. 40. 125. 125 Barrett. Michael, 27. 160, 165 Barry. Jean. 25. 28. 44. 66. 116. 117. 119. 125. 156 Bauman. Donald. 28. 160 Bayerle. Linda. 22. 28 Beardslee, Nancy. 25, 28. 29. 44, 120. 125. 125 Beers. Robert. 28 Beggt. Betty. 25. 28. 59. 40. 120. 125. 126 Bender. Michael. 28. 108. 156. 157. 165. 166. 167 Benham. Totiana. 28. 50. 121. 125. 124. 156. 157. 172 Benson. Catherine. 25, 29. 124. 154 Berner. Nancy. 25. 29. 117. 119, 125. 125 Best. David. 29. 108. 122. 124. 156. 165. 169 Bevelacque. Frank. 29. 65. 66. 122. 125 Bill. Donald. 29. 155 Billingsley. Susan. 29. 120. 154 Blomgrcn. Genevieve. 29 Boline. Wayne. 29. 150 Bomcman. David, 29 Bowers. Charles. 29. 65 Boyer. James. 25. 50. 10. 156. 150. 165. 168 Bratschi. Barbara. 25. 50. 125. 126. 128 Bretnor. Janice. 50. 156 Bristol. John. 50. 69. 108. 110. 157 Brown. Anthony. 50 Brown. Martha. 25. 50. 61, 66, 110. 117. 121. 157 Buckley. Patricia. 50 Buck void. Mary. 50 Burton. Susan. 25. 51. 117. 128 Butrick. Claudia. 51 Butts. Marilyn. 51. 119. 156 Byers. Barbara. 51 Byers. Martha. 51. 121. 125 Calhoun. Mary. 24. 27. 51. 68. 116. 117. 119. 124. 156. 178 Campbell. Douglas. )l Carpenter. Susan. 51. 64. 109. 117. 120, 125. 127. 179 Cervin. Richard. 52 Chuchel. Paul. 52. 159. 162. 165. 165 Clawiter. James. 52 Clemenscn. Susan. 52. 67. 121 Clinton. Thomas. 52. 122. 126, 165. 168 Clubb. Nancy. 25. 52. 120. 154 Coleman. Robert. 52. 157. 159. 165 Connolly. Nancy. 21. 25. 52. 40. 67. 154. 174 Cooover. Mary. 25. 55. 117. 124. 127. 178. 179 Cooke. Virginia. 55 Crail. Patricia. 55. 156 Cravens. Dwight. 55 Croft. Richard. 55. 56. 122. 129. 155 Dahl, Craig. 55 Dahlberg. Barbara. 25. 55. 40. 41. 61. 120. Dahlen. Thomas. 55. 65. 107. 165. 166. 167 Daily, Randi. 55 Dangers. Robert. 55 Daniel. Philip, 54. 121 Dauphine. Anne. 54. 59. 119 DeVaney. Sally. 21. 25. 54. 69. 108. HO. 116, 117, 127. 128. 157. 179 Devin, Judith. 54. 125 Diamond. Reid. 27. 51. 122. 124 Dixson. Cynthia, 54 Doerr. Rcxanne. 25. 50. 54. 117. 119. 125 Donahoo, David. 25. 51. 154. 176 Doyle. Catherine. 55. 121. 125. 125. 176 Drogue. Jeffrey, 55 Duden. Douglas. 55 Duden. Duane. 55 Duncan. Darcy. 55. 112. 118. 120, 154 Edwards. Gregory, 55. 156 Eisenstadt. Deborah. 24. 25. 55. 41. 117. 120. 125 Elofson. Douglas. 55. 168 Engle. Emily. 24. 25. 56. 59. 61. 116, 117, 121, 128. 179 Erdmann. Jeffrey. 22. 25. 56. 66. 111. 116. 117, 150. 151. 162. 165, 165 Fagrclius. James. 56. 122. 162. 165. 165 Farncll, Katharine. 56. 120, 125 Fine. James. 25. 56. 124. 162, 165 Fink. Sharon. 56. 114. 119. 125. 128. 154 Flanagan. Johnnie Sue. 56. 110. 155 Flesher. Michael. 56. 110, 157. 159. 165. 166. 167 Foelker. William. 56. 125. 129. 162. 165 Franzcn, David. 56. 124 Fredrickson. Steven. 57. 162. 165 Fnberg. Thomas. 21. 24. 25. 57. 68. 117. 129 Friedl. Marilyn. 57. 68. 110. 112. 120, 123. 126 Froslan, Dennis, 37. 63. 124. 138. 139 Fuller. Richard. 37. 129. 154 Garten. Alan. 25. 37. 117, 124 Gohdes, Lee. 37. 162 Goolding. Phebe. 24. 25. 37. 117. 121. 137 Grafstand, Greta, 38. 124 Green. Nancy. 25. 38. 121. 156 Greenstein, Victor. 38. 46. 67. 111. 150, 151, 154. 165. 168 Grimes. Kathryn, 38. 124, 132 Guilford. Lynne. 24. 25. 29. 58. 117. 120. 125. 132. 178 Guldberg. Jack. 38. 122, 169 Gunderson. Robert. 58 Gustafson. Jana. 22. 38. 128 Hale. Peter. 39. 115. 123. 133. 138. 139. 147. 148. 165. 166. 167 Harris. Darlene. 39. 178 Hartse. Beverly. 39 Hasty. Dan. 22. 39. 66. 110. 116. 122. 123. 150. 151. 160. 165. 166 Haug. Kathleen. 39. 123. 136 Healjr. Ann. 39. 65. 107. 110. 121. 128. 154 HeleDrant, Susan. 39. 120 Hiar. Floyd. 39 Hillerns. Mark. 40 Holey. Gregory. 40, 129 Hollenbeck. Susan. 40. 128 Holley. Garland. 40. 122. 169 Holm, Daniel. 40 Holm. Judith. 40 Honecker. Susan. 40. 128. 135 Horner, Donald. 40. 168 Hruby. Richard. 41. 139 Ische. Larry. 62 Izmen. Handan. 31. 41. 72. 66. 113. 120. 124. 127 Jacobson. Gary. 41. 122. 129, 168 enkins. Bonnie. 25. 41. 125 ensen. Howard. 41. 129. 135 ensvold. Gloria. 41 ohnson. Adrian, 40. 41 ohnson. Brian. 41. 123. 133. 135. 139 ohnson. Dennis. 21. 25. 42. 65. 69. 107. 116, 117. 122. 162. 163. 165 Johnson. Frances. 21. 40, 42, 66. 108, 119. 156. 137 ohnson. Judy. 42. 119 ohnson. Norma. 42. 121. 123 lohnson. Rodney. 42. 130 lohnson. Rose. 42. 123. 156 lohnson. Shirley. 40. 42. 135 lohnson. Sylvia. 25. 42. 119. 137 lohnson. William. 43. 122. 150. 151. 154. 165. 168. 176 Johnston. Jennifer. 25. 43. 61. 117. 118. 119. 124. 123. 179 Johnston. Lois. 25. 29. 43. 117. 120. 124. 128 Jorgensoo. Judith. 43. 69. HO. 120 Juettner. Patricia. 40. 45 Kaasa. Robert. 43 Kasner. Gary. 23. 36. 43. 129 Kelley. Douglas. 43. 139 Kirk. David. 43 Knutson, Kenneth. 40. 43. 168 Koechel. Roger. 41 Kocfod. Richard. 40. 41 Kohner. Ann, 65. 123 Korting, Karen, 44. 121, 133 Kosmas. James. 41. 48. 122, 123. 150, 151, 165. 169 Kurtz. Erwin, 44. 150. 151, 165 I.aLonde. Garry. 44. 122. 150. 151. 165 Larsen, l.uanne. 25. 44. 52. 65. 121. 123, 125 Larson. Gary. 44 Larson. Judy. 25. 45. 119. 125. 126 Lxzdins, Aldis, 45. 129 Lender. Su«an. 25. 45, 124 Lewis. Edwin. 45. 129. 151 Lieb. Charles. 22. 45. 46. 64. 67. 116. 122. 129. 150. 151. 151. 165. 166. 167 Lowe. Gary. 15. 165, 169 Lucer. James. 22. 45. 133 Lunman, James. 45. 122. 150. 151. 157. 158. 165. 168 Lund. Ruth. 46 Lynne. John. 46. 157, 159, 168 Mann. Franklin. 23. 25. 46. 65. 107. 117, 124, 127. 129. 162. 163. 165 McCauley. James. 46 McCormick. Kathleen. 25. 46. 119. 125. 179 McCoy. Thomas. 46 McIntyre. Mary, 46, 65. 68, 107 Melin. Richard, 46 Mellgren. Wayne. 46 Merrick. Catherine. 25. 46. 117, 125. 128, 179 Metz. Roxann. 25. 47. 121. 125 Mitchell. Shirley. 47. 65 Mizell. Robert. 47. 60 Moen. Paul. 47. 160 Monahan. Katheryn. 47. 135 Morast. Richard. 47 Morse. Robert. 17. 129 Most. Larry, 47 Mulholland. Anne. 25. 40. 48. 120. 126 Munioa. Laura. 48 Muralt. John. 137 Murray. Louise. 48. 121, 123 Murray. Nan. IB Myers, Janet. 48. 119 Nelson. Dawn. 24. 4 1. 48. Il6. 121. 124. 178 Nelson. Donald. 22. 48. 123. 156. 137. 150. 157. 159. 165 Nolan. Kathleen. 48. 114. 134. 137 Nord. Rochelle. 49 Nyberg. Eric. 50. 49. 122. 156 O’Brien. James. 49. 123 Olsen. Janis. 49. 120. 128 Ordal. Richard. 49 Ostrom. Diane. 24. 25. 49. 117. 120, 134. 172 Parker. Mary Ann. 49 Pastor. James. 49. 136 Patka. James, 50. 123. 126. 154. 165, 169. 176 Patrick. Cheryl. 50. 124 Payton. Gregory, 50. 123, 160. 165 Pearson. James. 50 Perpich, Mary. 50 Perron. Richard, 50 Perschmann. Thomas. 50 Peterson. Bruce. 50. 150. 131 Peterson. Drew. 50. 124. 138. 139 Peterson. Gail. 50. 121. 128 Peterson. Jeffrey. 25. 51. 69. H6. 117. 127. 150. 151. 154. 165. 168. 177 Peterson. Kristin. 22. 51 Peterson. Lvnn. 51 Peterson. Marsha. 51. 65. 120. 123. 125 Peterson. Pamela. 48. 51. 110. 121. 134 Peterson. Sandra. 51. 121, 128. 135 Peterson. Susan, 51, 118, 119, 179 Ploog. John. 51. 156. 150. 151. 165. 166. 167 Pollock. Donald. 52. 136. 165, 166. 167 Purrier, Myrtle. 52 Rake. Shirley. 25. 52. 12 1. 131 Rambo. Laura. 52 Raschka. Susan. 52. 120. 125 Reece. Tana. 50. 52. 112. 111. 117, 118. 120 Reed. Cheryl. 25. 52. 123 Reeves. Claudette. 25. 33. 40. 52. 125. 126 Reincrt. Dennis. 52 Rhinesmith. James. 52 Rice. Martha. 53. 65. 109. 114. 125. 157 Richardson. Nancy. 53. 120 Ritchie. Diane. 55. 137 Robinson, Jeffrey. 53. 122. 162. 163 Romerein. Robert. 25. 53 Rood. Lynette. 53. 108. 120. 136. 179 Rose. Renee. 53 Roth. John. 25. 53. 129 Rovner. Jay. 27. 54. 117 Ruccius. Mark. 54 Sachleben. Jeanne. 51. 61. 118. 120. 123. 124 Samstad. Cheryl. 54. 118, 125, 135 Sandhoff. Joanne 54 Sandvtrom. Richard. 51 Saulitis. Mara. 54. 119. 124. 128 Saunders. Bruce. 54. 129 Savage. James. 51 Schachtcle. Alan, 51 Schlasner. John. 55. 68. 150. 157. 158. 165. 169 Schloer. Ronald. 55. 157. 165 Schmick. Douglas, 55, 139 Schrader, Richard. 55. 115. 122. 137 Schwamb. Michael. 55, 60 Selinder. Bo, 55 Severson. Cam!. 55. 118. 119. 123. 125 Severson. Clair. 55. 117. 148. 165. 166. 167 Shaw. Nancy. 56, 60 Shirley. Betty. 56 Sibala. Jonathan. 31. 56. 66. 111. 115. 127 181 Sijcel. Joel. 56 Sic!ten. John. W, 59. 67, 122 Smaby. Nil . 21. 2). 25. 56. 64. 68. 116. 117. 127. 150. 151. 154. 165. 166. 167, 176 Smith. Richard. 36. 56. 192. 129 Smith. Susan. 40. 56. 65. 121. 125. 134. 136, 137. 171. 172 SoUvig. Gary. 57. 130. 165. 166 Sorenson. Henry. 57 Spettigue. Gladys. 57. 65. 123 Stallman. James. 57. 150. 151. 165. 168 Stanko, Susan. 25. 57. 121. 133 Stauber. Kathleen, 57. 120 Stein, Roberta. 22. 25. 52. 57. 68. 111. 112. 116. 1 17. 121. 125. 127, 178 Stesens. Jean. 25. 40. 57. 65. 67. 107. 116, 117. 120. 123. 127. 134. 136. 137. 174 Stollcr. Larry. 43. 58. 111. 124. 168 Stone, Bruce. 13. 58. 63. 129 Sumner. Tazewell. 43. 47, 58. 165, 166 Taylor. Maigret. 25. 58. 63. 114. 115, 116, 117. 123. 133. 136 Teeter. Jennifer, 58. 132. 135. 139 Thayer. Barbara. 58 Them . Speto. 58. 110, 122. 150. 151. 165. I66. 167 Thompson. William. 58. 157 Thordson. Christine. 59. 121 Thorstad, John. 59 Toner. Sharon. 59. 60 Torino. Rebecca, 59 Ucko. Carole. 25. 41. 59. 112. 116. 120. 137 Ungerman, Sandra. 25. 59. 109. 125. 136. 137. 179 Upham. George, 59. 166. 167 Vanderhyde. Thomas. 59. 150. 151. 165. 168 VanDoren. Richard. 25. 39. 59. 65. 107. 108. 110. 114. 115. 117. 127. 128. 136. 137 VanLeer. Gary. 59 VanScoy. Pamela. 60. 67. 119 Viet. Patricia. 60. 114. 115. 119. 134 Ward, Patricia. 60 Weaver. David. 22. 60. 68. 122. 150. 151. 157, 159. 165 Weiss. Alan. 60. 117. 124. 125. 128, 150. 151 Werdick. Sally. 60. 120 Wescutt. Jerome. 60. 122 Wheeler. Nancy. 24. 25. 27. 60. 117. 124, 132. 170. 171. 178 Wheeler. William. 61 Whitten. Janet. 61. 65. 126. 128 Willeford. Hollis. 61 Williams, Carol. 22. 40. 6l. 65. 69. 106. 107. 109. 116. 121. 125, 134. 136. 174 Williams. Cheryl. 61. 119. 123 Williams. Philip. 61 Willncr. Jean. 25. 61. 117 Wise. Connie. 61. 119. 123. 132 Woodruff. John, 62 Woods. Daniel. 62. 150. 151 Wurt . Robert. 62. 63. 160. 165 Zehringer. Judith, 40. 62, 119 Zollars. Richard. 25. 62. 117 Juniors Aalhers. Larry. 70 Ahrens. Doug. 70 Allen. Caiolyn. 70. 121. 125. 135 Allis. Jim. 70 Almquivt. Bruce. 70. 166 Altemose. Cindy. 70. 121. 137 Althoff, Candy. 70 Anderson. Bath. 70 Anderson. Jim. 70. 122, 126 Anderson. Judie. 70 Anderson. Kathy. '0 Atlas. Tom. 70 Austin. Steve. 0. 124 Austin. William. 70 Avery. Marguerite, 70. 76. 115. 117, 12?. 137 Axclson. Don. 70 Bahtracki. Larry. 70. 138. 139 Baker. Lisa. 70 Balbot. Lois. 70. 124. 128 Barton. Kathy. 70 Beardsley. Mary. 70 Bender. Morris. 70. 124. 128. 132. 136 Bennett. Sheila. 70. 120. 134. 138. 139 Bcnsoo. Beny. 70 Berman. John. 70 Bernatz. Gene. 70 Berehow. Barry. 70. 124. 126. 169 BcVicr. JoAnna. 70. 119. 132 Bjomberg. Kay. 70. 119. 126 Blanch. Randy. 70 Blcecher. Tom. 70. 122 Boddy. Kathy, 70 182 Bnnjour, Thcresc. 70. 133. 140 Bonneville. Bill. 70, 150. 165. 166 Bnuslcy. Judy. 70. 120. 136 Boyer. Barbara. 70. 74. 135 Bradshaw, Randy. 71. 135 Branham, Joan. 71, 125, 134 Brnat, Paul. 71 Broberg. Maridec, 71. 120. 135 Broin. Terry. 71. 121. 124 Broude. Barry. 71 Brown. Roger. 71 Brown. Sue. 71 Browning. Tim, 71. 72. 74. 157, 165, 169 Bruce. Bev. 70. 71. 119. 124. 136 Bruner. Kathy. 71. 73. 134. 137. 174 Burglund. Julie. 71. 124. 137, 172 Burklund. Linda, 71, 119 Cadwell. Maribcth. 70. 71. 119. 132. 137 Cain. Diane. 71. 120. 135 Calloway. Sue. 71. 135 Campbell. Mike. 71. 150. 165 Cardinal. David, 71 Carney. Brian. 71, 169 Carney. Judy, 71 Carow. Steve. 70. 71. 157. 165. 169 Carroll. Mary Jane. 71. 134 Casperson. Dave. 71. 150. 151. 157. 165. 166 Ceminsky. Boh. 71 Chapin. Pat. 71. 121. 126 Christenson. Tom. 71 Christie. Ron. 71 Churchill. Lee. 71. 73. 136. 160 Clark. Cindy. 71 Clarren. Sterling. 71. 117, 124. 126. 133 Coleman. Mary Ann. 70. 71. 120. 135 Coleman. Terry. 71. 117. 124. 133. 170 Collins. Don. 71. 78. 124 Condon. Jeff. 71. 122 Cooke. Fred. 71 Copus. Dianne. 71. 119. 124. 138. 139 Corwin. Gregg. 71. 115. 117. 125. 133 Crandall. Pete. 71. 135. 162. 164 Crouse. Glenn. 71 Dahlc. Chuck. 71. 108. 117, 137. 169. 170 Daugherty. Bill. 71. 122 M ... Davenport. Mary, 71. 119. 124. 125, 127, 133. 137 Davies. Russ. 71. 136. 160, 165 Deason. Joe. 71. 137. 150. 165, 168 Deinema. Tom. 71. 73. 137, 150, 154. 166. 176 DelDotto. Tom. 72. 124, 139. 168 Dexter. Linda, 72 Dobbins. Vi. 72. 116. 118. 119. 125. 128. 134. 136 Dols, Bob. 72 DrewitJt. John. 72. 135 DuRoche. Carolyn. 72. 132, 137 Duzan, Marcie. 72 Dworsky. Lynn. 72. 120 Eder. Sue. 72. 121 Edwards. Bill. 72. 132 Engesct. Robert. 72, 117, 124 English. Blake. 72 Engstrom. Joyce. 72. 117. 119 Enttad. Bruce. 72. 162. 164. 165. 168 Enstad. Paul. 72. 125. 168 Erdmann. Andy. 72. 117. 129. 133 Erhardt. James. 72. 122 Erickson, Janet. 72 Erickson. Pete. 72. 133 Erkel. Pat. 72. 120. 126 Esensten. Bill. 72. 161. 177 Ewald. Linda. 72. 117. 121. 126 Fau . Terri. 72. 116. 118, 121 Fcnney, Ron. 72 Fibster. Harsey. 72 Fimian. Jeff. 72. 132 Fischbein. Ricki, 72 Fisk. Marty. 72. 117. 126. 170 Fitterman. Jan. 72, 121. 125. 126 Fitzgerald. Colleen. 72, 128 Floro. Jim. 72 Folschow. Boh. 72. 135 Foreman. Craig. 72 Fowler. Laurie. 72. 119. 136. 137 Frcij. Linda. 70. 72. 114. 127 French. Lynda. 72 Fuller, Gene. 72 Fyhr. Dale. 72. 161 Gardner. John. 72, 130 Gast, Joanne. 72 Giles. Dale. 72. 162 Ginthncr. Susan, 72, 118. 119. 134. 13? Goldstein. Jim. 72. 124. 129 Gordon. Trudy. 72. 120. 125. 135 Gould. Mike. 72. 161. 177 Graff. Diana. 73 Graham. Rutty. 73 Greene. Mary. 73. 120 Greer. Karen. 73. 121. 134. 136 Grcizins. Ivar . 73 Grierson. Merideth. 73. 116. 118, 119. 125, 133. 134 Grimes. Pat. 73 Guttmann, Ellen. 73 Hanold. Dena. 73. 119, 125 Hansen, fo. 73 Hansen. Mary. 73. 108. 124. 134. 136 Hansen. Roger. 73. 157 Hanson. Dave. 73. 139 Hanson. Mark. 73. 114. 115. 117, 124 Harrison. Mark. 73. 125 Hart. Michael. 73. 108. Ill, 117, 126. 137. 165. 169, 170 Harthan. Dave, 73. 166 Hautladen. Peggv. 73. 120 Hegg. Jim. 73. 135. 154. 168 Held. Isaac. 73 Hennum. Ami. 73. 121. 134 Hermann. Becky. 70. 73. 119. 126. 137. 174 Hiltsley. Dave. 73 Hitlop. I.ance, 73 Hitchcock, Chuck. 73. 132 Hoium, Barb, 73. 128 Hoium, Irene, 7J Holden. Ann. 73. 74. 133. 172 Holm. Judy, 73 Holm, Valcn. 73. 140 Holmes. Gary. 73 Holt. Greg. 73. 150 Holt. Pam. 73. 126. 134 Hotter. Darryl, 73. 116 Hork. Sandce. 73. 77. 120 Houghtaling. Bob. 73 Howg. Jim. 73. 139 Hudson. Katie. 73. 132. 134. 135 Huseby. Bob. 73 Ireland. Tom. 75. 162, 164, 165 , ensen. Jodie. 73. 119. 126. 132. 134. 135 , ermsta. Mary. 75 , ohannet. Jack. 7J , nhnton. Bill. 73 , ohnson. Chris. 70. 73, 126 , nhnton, Clare. 126 ohnson. Jeff. 74. 147. 148. 165. 166, 176 Johnson. Julie. 74. 118. 121. 171 ohnson. Justine. 74, 116, 121, 126, 128 , ohnson. Lynda. 74. 133 , ohnson, Lynda. 74 , ohnson. Mary Anne. 74 Johnson. Pam. 74. 75. 116. 120. 137 , ohnston. Kathy. 74. 124 ones. Janet. '4. 82. 121. 134. 137. 174 . ones. Pat. 74 orgenson. Linda. 74 Joyce. Sue. 74. 120. 126 Kalar, Barry, 74. 129 Kaldor. Marcn. 74. 111. 125, 126. 127 Kamel. Ronna, 74. 121. 135 Karjalahti, Roger, 74 Kilmer. Sherrie. 74. 121 King, April. 74. 120. 124. 132. 135 Kipp. Roger, 74 Klcist. Barb. 74 Kleven. Donald. 74. 165, 166 Kloet. Jim. 74. 139 Knapp, John, 74. 126 Kneen. Ross, 74. 135 Knowles. Bonnie. 74 Kohn, Stanley, 74, 133 Kosmotki. Jeff. 74. 13? Kurtz. Ellyn. 74. 128 LaDuke. LaVonne. 74 Lange. Jim. 74. 75. 126. 150, 165 Lane. Judy. 74. 121 Lapscy. Linda. 74. 126 Larnvcc. John, 74. 122 Larsen. James. 74 Larson. Cheryl. 71. 121. 135 Larson, Craig. 74. 139 Larson, Denise, 74. 120. 134, IS? Larson. Jill. 74. 114. 127. 136 Larson. Linda. 74. 119 Larson. Sue, 74. 125 LaVille. Jim. 74 LeFevrc, Gary. 74. 117, 125. 135 Leighton. Allan. 74. 157. 165. 166 Lerum. Paul. 74. 124. 154. 165. 168 I .ester, Sandra. 74. 111. 119. 124. 134 Levine. Bob. 75. 160. 177 Lifson. Tom. 70. 75. 117. 124. 133 Linderoth. Karen. 75. 120. 124. 138. 139. 171 Link. Debbie. 75 Lncwenson. Dan. 75, 129. 165. 169 Long. Patty. 75 Long. Rick. 75. 131, 136 Luelf, Skip. 75 Lund. Jeff. 75. 124. 137. 162 Lyon, Kaye, 75 Lytle. Kathy. 75. 124. 138. 139 McClure. Joan, 75 McGinnes . Carole. 75. 120. 125 McKcand. Martha, 7). 121. 124. 12). 127. I)). 1)7 McMurty. Michael. 168 Maher. Rosemary, 7). 12). 1)6 Martcnson. Barb, 7), 124, 126 Mather, Mike. 7) Matta. Joel. 7) Mayer. John. 7) Mayer. Steve. 7). 1)) Mertesdorf, Lee, 7) Mcvers. Kathy. 7) Miller. Faye. 75 Miller. Jeff. 7) Miller. John. 70. 7). 124 Moe. Linda. 7). 120. 1)4. 1)7 Moore. Franklin. 7) Morgan. Sue. 7). 121. 12) Morrow. Anne. 7), 12). 1)7 Morrow. Jacqueline. 124 Murphy. Cathy, 7). 121. 126. 1)7. 174 Myers. Phillip. 7). 7) Smith. Kim. 77. 12) Smith. Sandi. 77. t)) Smithburg, Lit. 77. 121. 12). 1)1 Somers. Bob. 77 Somers. Michael. 77. 117, I)) Sondcregger. John. 77. 169 Sorenson. Sandy. 77 Sorman. Gene. 77 Spettigue. Betsy. 77. 116, 120. 126. I)) Stanger. Steph. 77. 1)) Stanley. Bob. 77. DO. 1)7, 16) Steele. Kathic. 77. 1)9. 170 Sundby. Dick. 77. 168 Sundell. Gloria. 77. 119 Sundcll, Patricia, 77. 119 Sutherland. Bill, 77 Svenddal. Anita. 77. 1)2, 1)4. D) Swagger. Joline. 77 Swanson. Dave. 77 Swanson. Kathy. 7 Swanson. Stephen. 77 Neely. Pat. 7) N'eiman. Tom. 7) Nelson. Bonita. 7). 1)) Nelson, Bruce. 7). 1)7 Nelson. Cathleen, 7) Nelson. Charles. 7) Nelson. Don. 7) Nelson. PeggT, 7). 116. 121 Nemer. Nancy. 7). 119. 12). 1)6. 171 Ness. Roger. 7). 1)9. 140 Nielson. Dave. 7). 1)1 Noel. Karen. 7). 121. 1)4 Nordlund, Diane. 7). 1)4, 1)) Nordskng, Dan. 7) Norman. Andrea. 76. 117, 120, 1)7, 170, 171 Teeter. Allen. 77 Teeter. Allison. 77. 120. 1)). 170. 174 Theis. Jon. 77 Theisen. Sharon. 70. 77. 1)4 Theisen. Sheila. 77. 114. 119, 126 Thompson. Kay. 77. 121. 124. 127 Thompson. Terry. 78 Tierney. Tom. 78. 169 Tikal. David. 78. 1)9 Tilbury. Bill. DO Titus. Ben. 7R Tomlinson. Sue. 78. 1)) Totino. Dan. 78. 161 Torino. Toni. 78 Uttley. Tom. 78, 117; 12). D). 1)6 Oakes. Mary. 76. 1)4 O'Connell. Sheila. 76. 121. 1)) Oden. Marit. 76. 119. 124. 1)6 Oliver. Don. 76. 147. 148. 16). 166 Olson. John. 76. 124. 1)7 Olson. Kathy. 76. 119. 124. 1)4 O'Malley. Bill. 76. 122 Omlid. Nancy. 74. 76. 126, 1)) Ondik. Steve. 76. 122 Oredson. Olivia. 76. 121. 12). 126. 1)7 Ottoson. Cheryl. 76. 121, 12). 1)4 Patrick. Scott. 76. 1)) Paulson. Mary. 76. 121. 124. 12) Payne. Greg. 70. 76. 126. DO. 1)4 Peck. Jane. 72. 76. 120. 126. 1)7 Peterson. Dalcnc. 76. 1)) Peterson. Dan. 76 Peterson. Robyn. 76 Phelps. Pat. 76 Poladian, Barb. 76 Potter. Bob 76. ID. 128. 1)0 Pratt. Linda, 76. 126 Preus. Richard, 76. DO. 168 Rabideau. Connie, 76. 121, 172 Raffensparger. Kay. 76. 1)4 Ranger. Vicci. 76 Ready. Connie. 76. I)) Reep. Tom. 76. 1)9 Reese. Frank. 76 Reese. Jerry. 76 Reeses. Carolyn. 76. 121. 12). 1)6 Reller. Jackie. 76 Reuss. Bettv. 76. 119. 124. I)) Reynolds. Jim. 76, 166 Rieger. Mary. 76. 119. 126. 1)4 Rits. Anne. 6 Roark. Marilyn. 76 Robinson. Janice. 76 Rodmyre. Jeff. 76. 1)9 Rotsch. Rick. 76. 147. 148. 1)7. 16). 166 Rvan. James. 76. 78. 1)6. DO. 1)1. 161. 16) Rykken. Rosemary. 76. 1)) Saari. Christie. 76 St. Germain. Dave. 76. 124 St. Julien. Doug. 77 Sandhoff. Ron. 77 Sargent. Judv. 70. 77. 121. 1)4. 1)) Sathre. Lynn. 77. 1)4. 1)9. 170. 171 Savage. Judi. 7). 77 Scheidler. Rose. 77 Schnedler. Bill. 77 Schroedl. Tom. 77. 122 Schwamb. Steve. 77 Schwender. Craig. 77. 116. DO. 162. 164. 16) Selnkk. Mike. 77. 1)9 Shamp. Richard. 77. 128 Shaw. Jeff. 77. 124. 126. 169 Shink. Jill. 77. 1)) Silbcrnagel. Steve. 77 Simmons. Mark. 77. 169 Skoglund. Mary. 77. 126 Slavin. Joan. 77. 121. D) Smiley. Roberta. 7). 120. 1)7. 172 Vick. Sue. 78 Virgin. Paul. 78. DO. 16). 166 Viicher, Susan. 78 Voedisch. Margaret. 78. 119, 12). 126. 1)6 Waldor. Peter. 78. 122 Walgren. Tim. 78. 122. 1)2 Walters. Charles. 78 Wattson. Marcia. 78. 116, 121. 1)6. 1)7. 172 Weber. Dave. 78. 168 Webster. Joy. 78 Wedgewood. Candy. 78. 120. 124. 1)4. D). 170 Wellemeyer. Robert. 78 Wennerstrom. Bob. 78. 1)4. 168 Westcott. Patrick. 78 Westereng. Barb. 78. 1)6. 172 Westergreen. Jim. 78 Wheaton. Margaret. 78. 12) Wheeler. Bruce. 78 Whiting. Richard. 78 Wied. Mary. 78. D) Wikman. Terry. 78. D) Williams. Bert. 78 Williams. Bruce, 78. D) Wilson. Marilyn. 78. 119. 124. 1)7 Willner. Gary. 78 Wold. Barb. 70. 78. 121. 126. 127. D? Wylie. Dave. 78. 1)7 Yund. Bob. 78 Zimdars. John. 78. I)). 169 Zuckman. Orel. 78 Sophomores Ahrens. Rob. 79. DO. 1)9 Aldrich. Sandra. 79. D) Alexander. Tom, 79. 160 Allen, Dianne. 79. 126 Allen. Martha. 79. D) Almquist. Gregg. 79. ID. 126. D) Altemose. Pam. 79. 121. 126. 1)9 Alverson. Jim. 79. 1)9 Anderson. Barb. 79. 124 Anderson. Bill. 79 Anderson. Bob. 79. 1)0 Anderson. Cheryl. 79. D) Anderson. Donald. 79. D) Anderson. Gary. 79 Anderson. Janice. 79. D) Anderson. John. 79. 116. 1)9. 162 Anderson. Kathy. 79. 87. 120. 126. 1)2. 172 Anderson. Kris. 9. 8). 116. 121. 12). 1)4. 179 Anderson. Leonard. 79 Anderson. Steve. 79. D). 166 Anderson. Tom. 79. D) Armoniet. Karen. 79 Arnold. Tom. 79. 1)9. 161 Athmead. John, 79. 1)6 Bacon. Janice. 79. 121. 1)9 Ball. William. 79. 116. 124. 161 Barager. Pat. 79. 124. 170 Barnes. Victoria. 79. 124. 1)2 Beeson. Marsha. 79 Benson. Judy. 79. 121. 124. 171 Benson. Wendy. 79. I)) Berg. Julie. 79. D) Bergstrom. Cheryl. 79. 120. 12). 1)4. 1)) Bergstmm. Phil, 79. 80, 162 Blake. Holly. 79. 124 Blevhl. Richard. 79. D) Bloom, Sally. 79. 80. 120, 128 Boddy. Steph. 80. 1)4. 1)9. 170, 171 Boler. Bill. 80. 1)6 Boosalis, Chris, 80. 1)) Bnuchicr. Don. 80. 1)0, 1)9 Bowen, Jeff. 80 Boyer. Barbara 80. I)) Bratschi. Jim. 80 Braun. Pat. 80. 1)1. D) Bretnor. Jeff, 80. 1)6. 161 Broms. Wynne. 80. Ilf Brown. Barb. 80. 119. 126 Brown. Cathy, 80 Brown. Dave. 80 Bruner. John. 80. 1)6, 1)9. 166 Bruns. Ben. 80. 12) Burgett. Jeff. 80. 1)9 Burns. Fred. 80. D9 Burroughs. Chuck. 80. 116, D). 1)7 Cam. Tom. Ho. D). D6. 1)9 Calhoun. Judy. 80. 1)9 Campbell. Phil. 80. 1)9 Carney. Colleen. 80. 126. 1)4 Carow. Sue. 80. 120. 1)4, 1)7, 171 Carroll. David. 80. D). 161 Caulk. Douglas. 80. I)) Cervin. Mary. 80. 1)2 Chipka. Jody. 80. 81. 1)) Christianson. Tom. 80 Chuchel. Mary. 80. I)) Clawiter. Jackie. 80 Clav. Doug. 80 Coaker. Betty. 80. 121. 12). D) Cohen. Richard. 80. 1)9. 161. 169 Colberg. Cindy. 80. 1)9. 170 Conkey. Gretchen. 80. 118. 119. 1)4. 1)9. 171 Conklin. Dehby. 80 Cooper. Sandy. 80. 119 Crail. Debbie. 80 Cronk. Bob. 1)9 Dahl. Pam. 80. 121, 1)7 Dahlen. Bill. 80. 116. 1)7. !)) Dalton. Tom. 80 Dautermann. Becky. 80. 1)7 Davis. Merrill. 80 Dean. Lyn. 81. 87. D). 1)4 Dechaine. Linda. 81. 119. 126 Desteian. Susan. 81 DeVaney. Colleen. 81. II). 12). 128. 132 Dibble. Pam. 81. 121. 1)2 Dickerson. Donald. 81. 1)9 Dobbs. Tom. 81. D). 166 Dolan. Anne. 79. 81 Dw. Nancy. 171 Drogue. Kerrie. 81. I)) Duggan. Dick. 81. 1)2 Dunn. Patt. 81 DuRnche. Mike. 81. D) Eaves. Jackie. 81. 1)) Edsten. leff. 81 Eisenstadt. Ira. 81 Fllingson. Roger. 81 England. Beth. 81. 121. 1)4. I)) Erickson. Dennis. 81. 1)9. D) Ernst. Julie. 81. 140 Fermoyle. Mike. 81. 1)9 Fimian, ludv. HI. 128. 1)) Fischer. Phil. 79. 81. 87. D). 1)9 Fitzgerald. Marv. 81. 12). 134. D) Flat . Sharon. 81. 111. 119. 1)) Fleming. Gale. 81 Forbord. Ginny. 81. 119. D) Ford. Susv. 81. 116. 119. 1)1. 171. 174 Formico. Sharon. 81 Francis. Mark. 81. 1)7 Franaen. Greg. 81. 1)6 French. Mark. 81. 126. 1)9 Fuller. John. 81. 1)6 '•ainslrv. Julie. 81. 118, 119 iammell. Marti. 81. 8). 118. 120. 134. 1)6 !ler. Gene. 81. DO. 1)1 rdes. Craig. Hi. 86. 124. 1)0. 1)7. 1)6 [iilliland. Noel. 81. I)) Wring. Terry. 81 '•ohdes. Cheryl. 81. D2 ’mldsman. Sue. 81. 121. 1)4 jortie. Cherrie. 81. I)' Jraff. Carol. 81 Graham. Linda. D) .reen. Wendy. 81. 1)7 jreene. Holly. 81. 111. D) 183 Grostcphan. Bruce, 81 Gustav son. Linda, 82. 1)5 Guthrie, Tom. 82. 139. 162 Hale, Dick. 82 Hall. Patty.,82 Hallbeck. Kathy. 82. 120. 134. 133 Hammer. Mary. 79. 82 Hanson. Barh. 82. 120. 135 Harris. Mike. 82 Harshe, Forrest. 82 Harvey. Sandi. 82. 135 Haskovitz. Marc. 82. 135 Haug, Kenneth. 82 Healy. Jane. 82. 116. 120. 126. 134. 171. 174 Heaton. Dan. 82. 153 Hclweg. Grctchen. 82. 120 Holzingcr. Tom. 82, 131 Hoover. Linda. 82. 119. 135 Husking. Jean. 82. 120. 126. 134. 139 Hume. Ron. 82. 126. 135 Hunezak. Stephanie. 82. 121. 134 Hyland. Gary. 82. 130. 162 Janohoskv. BUI. 82. 139. 153 Janzen. Robert. 82. 124 Jensen, Nylcnc. 82 Jensen. Doria. 82. 120. 135 Jensvold. Barbara. 82. 135 Jcrnell. Jan. 82. 119. 125. 134. 139 Jilson. JoAnn. 82. 119. 136. 172 Johnson. Bruce. 82. 135 Johnson. Connie. 82. 121 Johnson. Deanna, 82. 116. 121. 125, 134 139. 170. 171 Johnson. Debbie. 82. 135. 172 Johnson. Dolores. 82. 124 Johnson. Fred. 82 Johnson. Gordon. 82 Johnson. Ken. 82. 135 Johnson. Laurel. 82. 135 Johnson. Lynn. 82. 126 Johnson. Mary Ia u, 81. 82, 132. 135 Johnson. Mary Jane. 82. 135 ohnson. Murlane. 82. 124. 136 ohnson. Nancy. 82. 120. 126 ohnson. Steve. 82 ustice. Paula. 82 Karch. Mike. 82. 1.30 Kasner. Nancy. 83. 132. 134 Kces. Joan. 83. 121 King. Tom. 80. 83 Kipp, Karen. 83. 134. 135 Kirk. Robert. 83 Kitchen. Bob. 83. 153. 156 Kitson. Robert. 83. 125. 131 Knapp. Barb. 83 Knox. Joe. 83 Koechcl. Larry. 83. 153 Kranitsky. Jeff. 83. 135 Krause. Jeanne. 83. 121. 126. 137 Krost. Jane. 83. 121 Krouse. Bill. 83. 124. 131 Kulstad, John. 83 Kubitz. Stephen. 83. 130. 135 Kurvers. Dave. 83. 87. 153. 156 I.adin. Terry. 83. 135 Lange. Vonda. 83. 137. 172 l.aPitz. Pam. 83 Larkin. Kenneth. 83. 139 Larsen. Molly. 83. 125. 134. 135 Larson. Bonnie. 83. 120. 135 Larson. John. 83 l.arson. Tami. 83 Lawman. Kathleen. 121, 135 Lee. Ron. 83. 135 Leighton. Kathy. 83. 118. 119. 134 USage. Jim. 83. 126. 135 Leslie. Barbara. 83. 118. 119. 126. 136 lessard. Norman. 83 Lieb. Sally. 83. 113, 124. 134. 135. 171 Linderberg. Bob. 83, 137 Lodoen. Linda. 83. 121. 125. 132. 134. 135 Lorentson. Steve, 83. 139 Lowe. Mike. 83 Lytle. Jack. 83. 139. 153 McOulev. Tim. 83. 137 McConville. Judy. 83. 126 MeGinness. Donna. 83 Maertens. Lois. 83. 120. 125, 132. 134. 135 Malinsky. Shelly. 83. 135 Mandcl. Avis. 83. 172 Mann. Karen. 83. 123. 124. 140 Manning. Jim. 83 Martin. Sheila. 83. 121. 124. 1)4. 140 Mayer. Karen. 84. 119, 136 Medaris. Robert. 84 Melby. Karl. 81. 132. 1(0 Merritt. Pamela. 84 Miller. Sandra. 84 Miner. Pat. 84 Mitchell. Steve. 81 Mizell. Tom. 8 4 Moe. Budd. 84. 135 Mohn. Gary. 84. 123. 131 Moon. Larry. 81. 159 Moore. Julie. 79. 83. 84. 135 Moore. Jeff. 81. 128 Morgan. Linda. 84. 135 Mulholland. Linda. 82. 8(. 126. 137. 174 Nathanson, Bruce. 84 Nchls. Nancy. 84. 138. 139 Nelson, Bob. 84 Nelson. Mark. 84. 153. 159. 177 Nichols. Barb. 84. 121. 125. 135 Nichols. Patsy. 81. 120. 125. 134. 135 Nordahl. Jeffrey. 84 O'Connell. Maty. 84. 135 O'Hara. Pat. 84. 139. 140 Olson. Ralph. 8 4. 136 Opie. Fred. 84. 124. 139. 140 Page. Doug. 84. 86. 126. 132. 153 Palmer. Laurie. 84. 126. 135 Parker. Owen. 84 Paulson. Erwin. 84. 161 Pedersen. Penny. 84. 120, 135 Perlieh. Rick. 84 Petrine. Chuck. 84. 135 Peterson. Carolyn. 84. 126 Peterson. Connie. 84. 135 Peterson. Judy. 84 Peterson. Tom. 84 Petit. Sharon. 84. 134. 135 Pctrich. Mike. 84. 159. 169 Pfau. Bruce. 84. 153 Phillips, Ann. 84. 121. 134. 135 Pollock. Janet. 84. 120. 124. 136. 171 Premack. Budd. 84 Price. Phyllis. 84 Priestley. John. 84. 159 Psyhos. Jeff. 85 Purdum. Scott, 126 Rambo. Linda. 85 Ramm, Bruce. 85 Ramus, Julie. 85. 134. 135. 170 Reed. Carolyn. 85. 124. 134 Renslow. Dave. 85, 153. 159. 166 Richter. Barbara. 85. 135 Rien. Barb. 85. 139. 171 Rindal. Cheryl. 85. 121 Ring. Teny. 85. 135 Rivers. Jeff. 85 Robbins. Sharon. 85. 139 Ronning. Susan, 85 Rosenberg. Bruce. 85. 126 Rosenberg. Gcri. 85. 135. 172 Rovick. Susie. 85 Rovner. Mike, 85 Ryan. Pat. 85. 135 Sanders. Kathy. 79. 85 Sandgren. Janice. 85 Sathre. Lee. 85. 119. 134. 135. 153 Scarlett. Rodney. 85. 139 Scheidler. Paula. 85 Schiburr. Doug. 85 Schmidt. Linda. 85 Schneck. Gerald. 85. 135 Schocnhoff. John. 85. 123. 131 Schrepple. Bruce. 85. 116. 156 Schwender. Linda. 85 Shada. Larry. 85 Shearer. Sue. 85. 126. 136 Shefland. Dave. 85. 130. 135. 162 Shelstad. Bruce. 85. 153. 159 Sholl. Karen. 135 Shoquist, Susie. 85. 135 Sivanich. Bonnie. 85. 131 Sjoquist. Karen. 85. 120. 124 Slavin. Carol. 85. 121 Sleizcr. Grctchen. 135 Smith. Don. 85, 153 ,.A Smith. Georgia. 85. 121. 135. 140 Smith. Kathleen. 85 Smith. Pam. 85. 135 Smith. Steve. 85 Smith. Tim. 85 Spettigue. Dale. 79. 85. 126. 135 Standish, John. 85. 139 Staubus. Iris. 81. 86. 139 Stcege. Pat. 86. 135 Stevenson. Nancy. 86. 119. 126 Steen. Paul. 86. 153. 162 Stenberg. Carol. 86. 125. 134. 171 Stirratt. John. 86. 139. 161 Stock. Dennis. 86. 153 Sundbv. Tom. 86. 159 SvendiJal. Judy. 86. 134. 135 Svcnpladsen. Lynn. 86 Swanson. Craig. 86. 156 Swanson. Sue. 81. 86. 139 Sweeney. Sherrie. 86. 119. 135 Swelin. Barb. 86. 119. 135 Swenson. Sandy. 86. 125 Testin. Vicky. 86 Thompson. Tony. 79. 86. 139. 161 Thompson. Matt. 86. 114. 129 Thompson. Wayne. 86 Thorstcnson. Mickey. 86. 139 Tikal. Susan. 139 Tomforde. Gerald. 86. 139 Tosier. Kathy. 86 Tripp. Terry. 86 Tucker. Grace. 86 Uttlcy. Margaret. 86 Vanderhyde. Gary. 86 VanHorn. Mary. 86 VanSanten. Lcnore. 86. 124. 170 VanScoy. Sandy. 79. 86. 119. 125. 135. 172 Walker. Dale. 86 Walkowaik. Robert. 86 Wallin. lohn. 86. 153 Ward. Cindy. 86. 124 Warp. John. 86. 156 Wallcin. Dave. 86. 156 Weber. Bill. 86 Wcdgewood. Sue. 86. 134 Wcfel. Nancy. 86. 135 Weigel. Dean. 86. 147. 165. 166. 176 Wciland. Karin. 86. 135 Weinberger. Sue. 86. 135 Wcirauch. Doug. 86 Weitzcl. Gayle. 86 Werdick. Pat. 86. 119. 134. 135 Wert. Wendy. 86. 119. 126. 13-4. 135 Wheeler. Tom. 87 Whelpley. Jim. 87. 126. 133 Wikman. Charles. 87. 162 Wilkes. Anthony. 87. 129. 131. 135. 153 Williamson. Becky. 87, 135 Winer. Linda. 87. 135 Winstead. Linda. 84. 132. 172 Witcraft. Bob. 87. 147, 159. 165. 166 Wolf. Mary. 87. 119. 135 Wurtz. Ginny. 79. 87. 116. 119. 135 York. Kathy. 87 Zabel. Nancy. 87 Zehringer. Carol. 87. 135 Zimmerman. Georgeann, 87 Zipoy. Mike. 87 Zollars. Linda. 8'. 126. 135 Activities A.F.S.. 127 All-School Play. 114 Arrow. 123 Athletic Council. 165 Band. 138 Baseball. 168 Basketball. 154 Biology Club. 132 Boys' and Girls' $tate, 11-Camera Club. 131 Cheerleaders, 174 Choir. 136 Choral Club. 135 Choralettes. 135 Cross Country. 14-Dances. 110 Debate Team. 133 Football. 150 French Club. 125 German Club, 124 Girls' Sports. 170 Golf. 169 Graphic Arts Club. 131 Hall Guards. 129 Hi-Y. 122 Hockey. 157 Homecoming. 106 Indiancttcs. 172 Junior High Organizations. 140 Latin Club. 126 Library Aides. 128 National Honor Society. 117 Office Aides. 128 Pep Club. 134 Radio Club. 130 Red Cross. 132 S Club. 165 Sophomore Sports. 153. 156. 159 Spanish Club. 126 Stage Crew. 129 Student Council. 116 Swimming. 162 Tennis. 169 Track. 166 V.A.C.. 130 Wagistanian. 178 World Affairs Club. 133 Wrestling. 160 Y-Teens. 118 184