Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

TVi wagistanian ’65 southwest high school minneapolis, minnesota Zook to this day. dor it is life. the very life of life. Jn its brief course lie all the vcritics and realities Of your existence. Zhe glory of action. Zhe bliss of growth. Zhe splendor of beauty, dor yesterday is but a dream. And tomorrow is only a vision-. But today well-lived Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, firry tomorrow a vision of hope. Zook well therefore to this day. Such is the salutation of the Pawn. principal To the Class of 1965: This school year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of Southwest High School. In the fall of 19-10 the doors of our school were opened for the first time to the students of our community. The graduating class of 1965, however, prefers not to look backward. The theme for your 1965 Wagistanian properly places the spotlight on the present. “Look to this day . . . For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision . . . Look well, therefore, to this day.” These words from the poem which expresses the theme for this Wagistanian emphasize a very important and vital thought for the person who is interested in a successful and happy life. For it is only as our todays are properly used that life can be useful and meaningful, and our tomorrows bring a more full and satisfying life. My w ish for each of you is that you “look well, therefore, to this day.” R. H. Classon assistant principal To the Class of 1965: Congratulations on the successful completion of three of the best years of your life. You are to be commended for the excellent record which this class has made in the classroom, on the athletic field and as leaders of the school. Do nQt, however, rest on your past achievements. The education which you have received at Southwest is the key to your future success. This success is neither easy to come by nor given out on past achievements. It will come from more good planning and hard work. May success and happiness be your constant companions in all your future endeavors. G. H. Dahl 8 Beatrice Undine Herbert Warner Ann Brinley Edna Magnusson Edwin Nelaon counselors faculty council Michael Hansen Faye Thiel Walter Williams William Adam George Dahl Josephine Williams Robert Classon Lary Johnson Mr . Marjorie Nagel, Mrs. Helen Bjeldc, Miss Mary Lou Walkup librarians Mr . Frances MacDonald nurse Mr. Dahle typts up the orders for the day. ) P.T.A. Board enjoys sumptuous repast. 10 clerks Mrs. Irene Duhl Mrs. Ruth Norton Mrs. Hazel Rurditt Mrs. Helen Bjelde Mrs. Ruth Carow Mrs. Marjorie Ramstad Mrs. Alvyr Browning Miss Bertha Gordon cooks Mrs. Arlene Virgin Mrs. Marion Molitor Mrs. Margaret Wallin Mrs. Margaret Kruger Mrs. Martha Connor Mrs. Marie Hanson Mrs. Nclvina Patterson Mrs. Helen Kristensen Not pictured: Mrs. Ruth Hansen custodians STANDING: Eugene Sorman Bob Sorenson Earl Fosland SEATED: Mrs. Teresa Kerkcring Ralph Rude Winthrop Lewison Andy Babich ROW 1: H. Strom, S. Soroko, C. Thompson, S. Hilliard, H. Mahan, L Tclandcr, E. Bovlan ROW 2: R. Shapiro, E. Hand?, H. Sevrrson, O. Welch, C Keith, F. Sundin english ELINOR BOYLAN U. of M__________All-School Play, Senior Awards Committee . . . Also teaches speech . . . “Now we’ll have a brainstorming session.” EVELYN HANDE Winona State College, U. of M. . . . Assistant Red Cross Chairman SHARON HILLIARD Ursinus College, U. of M. .. . Write-A-Ways CAROLINE KEITH U. of M. . . . Also teaches Spanish ... “Oh, foot!” HELEN MAHAN U. of Miami, U. of M. . . . Working towards Master’s Degree . . . Red Cross Advisor HARRIETT SEVERSON U. of M. . . . American Education Week Chairman . . . Teaches reading RICHARD SHAPIRO U. of M. . . . Working to-wards Master’s Degree, acting in radio and theater SUSAN SOROKO Hibbing Junior College, Bemidji State College . . . Junior High Arrow Advisor H1LDEGARD STROM Augsburg, U. of M. . . . Faculty Social Chairman FLORA SUNDIN North Central College, U. of Wisconsin, U. of M. . . . Arrow Advisor . . . “Headlines, headlines, everyone write headlines.” LORRAINE TELANDER Gustavus Adolphus, U. of M. . . . President of Minneapolis Area Council of Teachers of English . . . “Did I tell you about my friend?” COLLEEN THOMPSON College of St. Catherine . . . In charge of forensics and auditorium programs . . . Also teaches speech . . . “You must learn to project your voice!” OLIVE WELCH U. of Nebraska, U. of Washington, U. of M. . . . Woyake Advisor . . . “In going over these papers, folks, Mrs. Tierney noticed . . .” 12 Min Telandrr LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Witherow, C. Wohlford. W. Adam, F. Inglrbret, E. Haaheim, W. Williams, I). Hackctt. L Levin, T. Patterson, M. Hansen, W. Phillips social studies WILLIAM ADAM U. of M.. Macalester . . . Baseball Coach RODNEY ANFENSON Bern id ji Slate College, St. Cloud State College . . . Track Coach CARMEN CARUSO U. of M. . . . Junior High Banking EVAN HAAHEIM Augsburg . . . Driver Training Instructor . . . “Say, that reminds me of a story . . DOUGLAS HACKETT Grandview Junior College. U. of M., Mankato State College, Arizona University MICHAEL HANSEN Nebraska Teachers’ College. Wyoming University . . . Debate Coach . . . Also teaches English . . . “Bleak!” FRANK INGLEBRET Hamline. U. of M. . . . World Affairs Club LINTON LEVIN Macalester . . . Sophomore Football Coach .. . “Be that as it may.” THOMAS PATTERSON Union College, U. of Nebraska ... “Does it hurt?” WILLIAM PHILLIPS Macalester, Wheaton, U. of M. . . . Audio-Visual Co-ordinator, Head Senior Advisor . . . Likes politics . . . “'Hie source of all authority is in the hands of the people.” WALTER WILLIAMS Luther College . . . Basketball Coach . . . “Before I say anything. I’d like to make a few remarks. AGNES WITHEROW U. of M. . . . Chess Club . . . Also teaches English CHARLES WOHLFORD MacPhail, U. of M., Hamline . . . Washington Trip . . . “Who let those animals in the room?” R. Yanacek, R. Anfenson. C. Caruso RUTH YANACEK U. of M. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Halley, R. Bronniche, N. Johnson. A. Fredrickson. A. Bye, L Johnson, D. Johnson, L Raymond mathematics EDWIN ANDERSEN Macalester, U. of M., Illinois Institute of Technology . . . “Intuitively shaking . . RICHARD BRONNICHE U. of M______“Is it not?” ANN BYE Macalester ARTHUR FREDRICKSON St. Olaf, Macalester . . . Southwest Athletic Boosters Club, Varsity Football Coach, Golf Coach ... “I may not l c perfect, but I never make mistakes.” SALLY FREUDENTHAL Drake University . . . Pep Club Advisor, Y-Teens Advisor AL HALLEY U. of Missouri, U. of South Dakota, U. of M. . . . Cross Country Coach, Athletic Council . . . “This will take the thinking person thirty seconds. DALE JOHNSON U. of M. LARY JOHNSON U. of M. ... “I think put too many loops in this ‘mV’ NORMAN JOHNSON Augsburg, U. of M. . . . Tennis Coach. Assistant Football Coach LLOYD RAYMOND Augsburg . . . Sophomore Basketball 14 E. Andersen, S. Freudrnthal LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Williams R. Anderson, M. Holliday, L. Nelson LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Pearson, A. Angellar, S. Swanson, S. Strand. L Haaland, M. Peterson, H. St robe I science ANTHONY ANGELLAR Ely Junior College, U. of M. . .. Enjoys sports LEON HAALAND St. Olaf. U. of M. CARL PEARSON Gustavus Adolphus. U. of M. . . . Jack Sandberg Award . . . “Use your best brains.” MEYERS PETERSON St. Cloud State College . Athletic Director STANFORD STRAND Concordia College. U. of M., Macalester, St. Thomas . . . “We’re going to see a PSSC movie today!” HAROLD STROBEL Yankton College, U. of Nebraska . . . F.T.A. Advisor . . . “Anyone can tell a funny story, but not everyone can tell one with quality-control.” SIGNA SWANSON U. of M. . . . Junior High Science Club Advisor ... “I was simply floored by your tests, children.” foreign languages ROGER ANDERSON U. of M. . . . Swimming Coach. German Club MARY CASEY College of St. Catherine . . . Studied in France MARGARET HOLLIDAY U. of M., Columbia University, Sorbonne . .. Spanish Club SUZANNE JEBE Northwestern University, U. of M. . . . Wagistanian. German Club LILLIAN NELSON Middlebury College, U. of M. . . . French Club . . . “You will be drawn and quartered at sundown, and boiled in oil.” M. Casey, S. Jebe JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS College of St. Teresa, Eau Claire State College, U. of M. . . . Latin Club. Faculty Council 15 LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Sutton, W. Nightengale, D. Weydl LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Stoyke, D. Reavis, 0. Dahle art WANDA NIGHTENGALE Concordia College . . . Display Cases, Art Guild KATHRYN SUTTON Morningside College, U. of Iowa, U. of M. . . . Also teaches English . . . Lunchroom art displays DONALD WEYDT U. of M. . . . Bulletin boards OSCAR DAHLE MacPhail, St. Olaf . . . Stage Crew . . . Aqua Follies . . . “I don’t care if you make mistakes, just sing something. music DOLORES REAVIS Minneapolis College of Music, U. of M. . . . Secretary-Treasurer of Minneapolis Public Schools Music Education, Editor of “Music Notes” DONALD STOYKE U. of M., Eastman School of Music, Minneapolis College of Music . . . Swing Band business DORIS FRACE Hamline, U. of M. . . . Homecoming Committee Advisor DAVID PETERSON Hamline . . , Senior High Student Council, Hockey Coach CHARLES POSTON U. of M. . . . Adult Evening School, Driver Training, Work Program Co-ordinator DAISY YOUNG Augsburg . . . Enjoys bowling 16 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Frace, D. Peterson, D. Young, C. Poston LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Lewis. A. Maxfield, K. Grady LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Papas, H. Mayo, M. Bjorlin, E. Maghan, P. Jacobs home economics KATE GRADY U. of M. . . . “Do you not?” ALICE LEWIS St. Olaf . . . Junior High Student Council. Lost and Found Department ARDELLA MAXFIELD Stout State College, U. of M., U. of Washington MARVIN BJORLIN North Park College, U. of M., Iowa State College . . . Athletic Equipment Manager . . . “Thimk before you louse it up.” industrial arts PHILIP JACOBS U. of M. . . . Student Lockers EARL MAGHAN St. Cloud State College . . . Also teaches physical education HORACE MAYO St. Cloud State College, U. of M. . . . Radio Club, Wrestling Coach . . . “Awright, you meathead.” ROBERT PAPAS Stout State College . . . Graphic Arts Club, Camera Club physical education ALBERT BANKS St. Cloud State College, Colorado University . . . Boys’ Intramurals, Sophomore Baseball Coach . . . “Fall in!” BYRON BROOKE River Falls State Teachers’ College PHILIP FORD U. of M. . . . Boys’ Intramurals. Driver Education Instructor . . . “Men!” FRENCH IE ROGERS Louisiana Teoh . . . Indianettes’ Advisor, Badminton Coach RUTH STEWART U. of M. ... Tennis Coach, Girls’ Intramurals FAYE THIEL U. of M., George Williams College . . . G.A.A., Cheerleaders’ Advisor, Girls’ Golf and Swimming Coach « LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Ford, F. Thiel, B. Brooke, R. Stewart, A. Banks, F. Rogers, E. Maghan 17 “Buddy who? “Gel me some more money, or we’ll water the soup.' Death Row “Hope my sixty fails won't overload the computer Get the formaldehyde—I’ve got the perfect specimen! 18 Have a fail slip. “And you just press the activator button here .. “Under Roman Law, I hereby condemn you to Mrs. Undine beats the seniors. “Now for a run around the lake. 19 raduates Secretary Peggy Nelson senior class council 22 President Sterling Clarren Treasurer Terry Thompson Vice President Paul Enstad senior class officers STANDING: Marty Fisk, Terry Coleman, Mike Somers, Mark Hanson. Chuck Hitchcock, Barry Bcrshow, Gary LeFevrc. SEATED: Marit Oden, Sharon Theisen, Terry Broin, Carolyn Reeves, Lynn Sathre. senior elections Pete Erickson really knocked himself out. To the theme of “Project 65”. the senior class staged its annual elections, complete with posters, noise, bands, and food. Officer candidates were Sterling Clarren and Marty Fisk—President: Paul Enstad and Mike Hart—Vice-President; Peggy Nelson and Betsy S] ettigue—Secretary; Andrea Norman and Terry Thompson—Treasurer. Seniors campaigned for their favorite candidates at a party in the auditorium Wednesday evening, November 4, 1964. Final speeches and voting took place the following morning, just two days after the national elections. Results were announced on Friday in senior homeroom by Bob Potter. “The nominations are closed! The Voice of Democracy “This is just like kindergarten.’' Margaret Wheaton It looks just like tomato juice.” “This poster is on my space. Kathy Bruner, John Zimdars, Bev Bruce, and John Sterling Clarren and Marty Fisk Knapp. ”Michael, really! Issy Meza and Mike Hart 23 7 told you Uearasil u on Id work.' Kirk Rotsch and Bob Stanley Miss Casey drives a Ford. The new hoy is awfully shy!” You put your left foot in . . Mr. Peterson Sno-Day Royalty Tim Browning. Dave Cusperscn. Kirk Rotsch. Don Oliver, and Bob Stanley uThis is the last time I’ll help you with your boots. Jim Ryan and Cathy Murphy sno-day The many activities of Senior Sno Day, February 5, 1965, began with the coronation of Sno-King Rick Rotsch. The King’s attendants were Tim Browning, Dave Caspcrsen, Don Oliver, and Bob Stanley. After the coronation, seniors displayed feats of skill in the tug of war, three-legged race, sled-pulling, and a broom-ball tournament. The highlight of the afternoon was a rag ball game between the senior boys and faculty men. The game ended in a highly disputed 4-2 victor)’ for the seniors. In the evening, the royal court and their subjects were entertained by the Indianettes during half-time activities of the SW-Vocational basketball game. Following the game, a senior dance was held featuring the music of Ken Kay and the Kambers. “Aw, don’t give me that hash.” Roger Hansen and Tanis Taylor “And for a finale ice shall enter a locker. Karen Linderoth and Tom Reep project ’65 Homemaker’s first (last?) cake. Mary Davenport and Barry Bcrshow “Then the bough broke. Jim Goldstein “Next we’ll hit City Hall. Pat Erkel, Mike Hart. John Zimdars. “There, is my nose still shining? Steve Shattuck and Becky Hermann 25 ——— i -; Ht'st AU «f I.online i 7. nml !), f. U hiring ( I'iss Cut-Ups Pam Holt and Gary Holn 1 ’ the School Betsy Sptttigut and Sterling CInertu Friendliest Terri Fans and I Hr I: Sundhy ' ' '•'■ st Athletic Kay Bjorn berg and Pick Ranch ' ' ' t td Julie Johnson and Marty Fisk ' Talented Mar, , and lloh Potter Jobena Carr Mary Davenport Isaac Held Sterling Clarren Mary Hansen top honors Terry Coleman Donald Collins Southwest is proud of the many outstanding students it has prdouced in the Class of 1965. Thirteen won Top Honors by maintaining a 3.75 grade average throughout high school. Honors Diplomas were awarded to seventy seniors who achieved a 3.0 average w ith maximum credits or a 3.2 average with minimum credits. In addition, twelve seniors qualified as semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition, the highest number at any public school in the state. Stephen Mayer 28 Justine Johnson Maren Kaldor Marcia Walloon honors diplomas HOW I: Justine Johnson, Trudy Cordon, Christie Saari, Bev Bruce, Cindy Altrmosc. ROW 2: Kathy Lytle, Anne Morrow, Andrea Norman, Marguerite Avery, Maril Oden. ROW 3: Linda Ewald, Diane Cain, Maren Kaldor, Margaret Voedisch, Marcia Wattson, Ronna Kamel. ROW 4: Julie Johnson, Terry Broin, Marillyn Wilson, Pat Sundell, Ricki Fischbein, Jan Fitterman, Martha McKeand, Peggy Hausladen. ROW 5: Sue Eder, Pat Erkrl, Mfry Davenport, Gloria Sundell, Nancy Nerner, Kay Thompson, Jill Larson. ROW 6: Linda Frcij, Livi Orrdson, Mary Hansen, JoAnna BeVier, Joyce Engstrom, Sandec Hork, Darryl Holler. ROW 7: Mike Hattersley, John Knapp, Andy Erdmann, Don Klcven, Bill Sutherland, Tom Uttlcy, John Miller. ROW 8: Mike Somers, Mike Hart, Marty Fisk, Larry Babiracki, Mark Harrison, Craig Foreman, Bob Engcset. ROW 9: Terry Coleman, Cregg Corwin. Steve Mayer, Cary LeFevre, Chuck Dahle, Barry Bershow, Jeff Shaw. ROW 10: Bill Bonneville, Bob Potter, Sterling Clarren, Tom Lifson, Stan Kohn, Isaac Held, Don Collins. NOT PICTURED: Maribcth Cadwell, Jobcna Carr, Roger Kipp, Cathy Murphy. 29 I.ARRY A. A ALGERS . . . Lar . . . worked on homecoming and baccalaureate committees . . . served as a hall guard . . . enjoys canoeing and hunting . . . will attend U of M. DOUGLAS J. AHRENS . . . Boot . . . Doug was in track . . . drummer for the Hi-Spirits . . . plans to attend U of M. CAROLYN M. ALLEN . . . Carol . . . member of Choralcttcs, French Club, Y-Tecns, and Pep Club . . . likes to sew . . . college plans: U of M. JAMES R. ALLIS . . . Surfer . . . Jim likes to hunt and ski , . . worked on Class Day Committee . . . plans to be a dentist. BRUCE H. ALMQUIST . . . chairman of Homecoming Button Sales . . . supported “S” Club, Spanish Club, track, sophomore basketball, and Class Day Committee . . . will attend U of M. CYNTHIA H. ALTEMOSE . , . Cindy was on Student Council and Wagistanian . . . active in Choir, A.F.S. Club, Y-Teens, and Latin Club . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans to be a Navy nurse. CANDACE L. ALTHOFF . . . Candy . . . participated in Spanish Club and Pep Club . . . will major in education at St. Cloud State. BARBARA C. ANDERSON . . . Barb enjoys sewing and skiing . . . worked on homecoming decorations and class will committees . . . supported Pep Club and Y-Teens. JAMES R. ANDERSON . . . Andy . . . worked at Red Owl on vocational training program . . . will enter the Air Force after graduation . . . participated in J.V. hockey and M.D.V.C JUDITH K. ANDERSON . . . Judy . . . member of Y-Teens and IVp Club . . . worked on homecoming, social, and prom committees .. . secret ambition: to be First Lady of the White House. THOMAS N. ATLAS . . . Tom was on the Stage Crew and a homecoming committee . . . likes to play soccer . . . plans to attend Mankato State. STEVEN K. AUSTIN . . . Steve . . . served as a hall guard . . . participated in golf and German Club . . . will attend U of M. WILLIAM J. AUSTIN . . . Willie . . . Bill was a carry-out boy at Lund’s . .. enjoys playing golf. MARGUERITE N. AVERY . . . Maggie was our A.F.S. student to Brazil . . . starred in two all-school plays . . . active in Choir, A.F.S. Club. N.H.S., and Dance Committee . . . won Honors Diploma. DONALD A. AXELSON . . . Ax . . . Don was on the Art Guild . . . enjoys bowling and skiing . . . plans to attend U of M. LARRY S. BABIRACKI . . . Babo . . . president of the Band . . . worked on homecoming and prom committees . . . participated in F.T.A. and Arrow . . . will attend U of M. ... won Honors Diploma. ALYSE J. BAKER . . . Lodge . . . Lisa was an office aide and worked on homecoming decorations . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . supported German Club, Art Guild, Pep Club, and Y-Teens. Carolyn Allen James Allis Bruce Almquist Larry Aalbers S e n i o r s Douglas Ahrens Cynthia Altemose Candace Althoff A lyse Baker 31 Lois Balbot Sheila Bennett John Berman Kathryn Barton Mary Beardsley Moms Bender National Merit Semifinalists reveal trade secrets. Mike Hattersley, Martha McKcand, Marcn Kaldor, Steve Mayer, Isaac Held, Mark Hanson, Tom Lifson, Andy Erdmann. Don Kleven, Terry Coleman. Not pictured: Olivia Orcdson. Eugene Bematz Barry Bcrshow JoAnna BcVicr Kay Bjomberg LOIS BALBOT . . . like arl and sewing . . . aclive in Art Guild, Y-Teens, Pep Qub, German Gub . . . worked as office aide and wa on homecoming and play committees. KATHRYN J. BARTON . . . Bart . . . Kathy worked at Ward’ Southtown on vocational training program . . . belonged to M.D.V.C. . . . plans to work after graduation. MARY D. BEARDSLEY . . . participated in Y-Teens, German Club, and Pep Gub .. . worked on homecoming decorations, class memorial, and prom committees. MORRIS I- BENDER . . . Morrie was president of the Choir . . . interested in music and drawing . . . active in A.F.S., German Club, Red Cross, and homecoming program. SHEILA R. BENNETT . . . Spick, Shee . . . played in Senior Band and Pep Band . . . participated in Y-Teens, Junior Council, Pep Club, and swimming team . . . plans to study math or music. JOHN E. BERMAN . . . worked at Minneapolis Outlet Store . . . secret ambition: to sleep until 10:00 every morning . . . will attend U of M. EUGENE R. BERNATZ . . . Gene was on the wrestling team. BARRY A. BERSHOW . . . worked on Wagistanian and Senior Council . . . participated in All-School Play, Debate, and tennis team . . . plays with the Torchers . . . plans to be a doctor . . . won Merit Letter and Honors Diploma. JOANNA P. BEVIER . . . Jo . . . worked on prom and class memorial committees . . . active in Y-Teens, Pep Qub, and French Club . . . won Honors Diploma. KAY BJORNBERG . . . BJ. . . . alternate cheerleader . . . member of Y-Teens. Pep Club, Spanish Club, and swimming team . . . sails on Lake Harriet in the summer. RANDALL I). BLANCH . . . Randy participated in wrestling and Art Guild . . . will study commercial art at the Minneapolis School of Art. THOMAS R. BLEECHER . . . Bleech , . . Tom was a member of Hi-Y . . . likes to water-ski . . . plans to Be a forest ranger. KATHERINE J. BODDY . . . Kathy . . . active in Choralettes. Art Guild. Pep Club, and Y-Teens . . . worked on homecoming decorations and commencement program . . . plans to lie a doctor. THERESE C. BONJOUR . . . Carol. Sydney . . . Terri has been aclive in Girl Scouting . . . played in the Orchestra for two years . . . supported World Affairs Club and Spanish Club. WILLIAM D. BONNEVILLE . . . Bill was co-captain of the track team and vice-president of Student Council . . . worked on Arrow and was a homecoming escort . . . active in cross country, N.H.S. and Social Committee . . . received Honors Diploma. JUDITH A. BOUSLEY . . . Judy . . . active in Choir, Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . worked on homecoming decorations . . . likes to ski. BARBARA J. BOYER . . . Barley . . . Barb was a member of Student Council. Silver Tri, Choralettes, and M.D.V.C . . . secret ambition: to attend Southwest one more year. RANDALL W. BRADSHAW . . . Randy . . . worked at a Big Brothers' Camp . . . sang with Gtoral Club and Choir ... plans to attend Mankato State. Randall Blanch Thomas Bleeeher Katherine Boddy Therese Bonjour Barbara Boyer Randall Bradshaw 33 Beverly Bruce Kathryn Bruner 34 Paul Broat James Brown Maridce Broberg Terry Broin Susan Brown Timothy Browning Kitchen, please. I have a complaint Gary Holmes, Stephanie Slanger, Joe Reason. Joan Branham Barry Broude Julio Uurglund Linda llurklund Marilxih (ioilwrll Diane Cain Susan Calla David Cardinal Michael Camplirll .arn«-y JOAN K. BRANHAM . . . participated in French Cluli, IVpCluh. Y-Teens, F.T.A., and A.F-S. Club . . . enjoys skiing and liowling . . . worked on homecoming committee . . . plans to attend II id M. PAUL W. BROAT . . . interested in baseball and cars . . . worked at a supermarket. MARI DEE J. RROBERG . . . Maird . . . active in Choralcttes, Pep Club, and Y-Tceas . . . worked on homecoming committee and was an office aide . . . going into nursing. TERRY A. IIROIN . . . chapter president of Y-Teens . . . worked on Wazistanian and Senior Council . . . member of N.H.S„ Spanish Club, German Club, and Budget Committee . .. won Honors Diploma. BARRY A. RROUDE . . . participated in French Club and Choral Club . . . served as a hall guard . . . enjoys playing bridge ... will attend U of M. JAMES R. BROWN . . . Tex . . . Jim i interested in psychology and Dodge Darts . . . worked at a Mobile station . . . plans to attend II of M or Concordia Junior College . . . ”Y'altr SUSAN K. BROWN . . . Sue likes to ski and sail . . . worked as a salesgirl at Donaldson’s . . . memlter of Art Guild and Y-Teens. TIMOTHY L BROWNING . . . 77ge, Broun . . . Tim was co-captuin of the lw� ck«7 team . . . active in golf, “S” Club, and Class Will Committee . . . Homecoming Escort. BEVERLY J. BRUCE . . . Shorlstuff . . . Bev has participated in N.H.S., Choir, girls’ swimming, and Y-Teens . . . won Honors Diploma . . . worked on Junior Council, Student Council, and Arrow . . . going to U of M. KATHRYN A. BRUNER . . . Kathy was a Huvrlcadcr and chapter president of Y-Teens . . . uclive nwmlMT of Choir, Arrow, Student (!ouncil. Pep Club, and Baccalaureate Committer . .. plans to attend U of M. JUI.IK A. BIIRGI.IIND . . . Jut . . . co-captain of Indianeltes . . . likes skiing and horseback riding . . . participated in Choir. Y-Tecns, German Club, and Baccalaureate Committee ... plans to attend II of M. LINDA A. BURKLUND . . . mrmlier of Y-Teens and IVp Club . . . worked at Miracle Mile . . . wants to Ih- a nurse. MARI BETH CADWELL . . . - -rgcant-at-arms of Choir and chapter president of Y-Teens . . . sails in the summer . . . active in Junior (iouneil, French Club, A.F.S. Club, and F.T.A. . . . worked on bonicroming, prom, and memorial committers . . . received Honors Diploma. DIANE M. CAIN . . . chapter president of Y-Teens . . . worked on homecoming, prom, and commencement committees . . . member of N.H.S., Arrow, Choralcttes, swimming and tennis teams . . . won Honors Diploma. SUSAN J. CALI AWAY . . . Sue participated in Choir, German Club, Art Guild, and Y-Teens . . . likes water-skiing and tennis . . . worked on prom and homecoming committees. MICHAEL J. CAMPBELL . . . Mike . . . played football and J.V. hockey . . - mcmlx r of “S” Club . . . secret ambition: to play football with Pete Gogolak. DAVID J. CARDINAL . . . Dave is interested in sports and cars . . . plans to go into electrical engineering or business. BRIAN R. CARNEY . . . likes hunting and cars . . . played on the golf team . . . will attend Dunwoody Institute. 35 Robert Ceminsky Patricia Chapin Thomas Christiansen Ronald Christie JUDY K. CARNEY . . . Jude . . . member of M.D.V.C, Pep (lull and Y-Terns . . . worked on vocational training program . .. plans to be a stewardess. STEPHEN R. CAROW . . . Steve was on the hockey and golf teams . . . participated in “S Club, Junior Council, and Baccalaureate .. . will attend U.M.D. MARY JANE CARROU______________M. J. . . . belonged to Y-Teens, F.T.A., and Pep Club . . . worked on homecoming committee and Art Guild . . . wants to teach kindergarten. DAVID H. CASPERSEN . . . Bee . . . Dave was co-captain of the football team . . . participated in hockey and track . . . active in Student Council. “S Club, and German Club. ROBERT E. CEMINSKY ...Bob . .. likes to play baseball . . . worked for J. L Marsh Record Company . .. plans to go into printing. PATRICIA L CHAPIN ... Pat was a member of Y-Teens, Latin Club, and Pep Club . . . enjoys ice skating and dancing . . . future plans: nursing. THOMAS C CHRISTIANSEN . . . Tom . . . participated on the wrestling team . . . worked as a short-ordrr cook . . . will attend Dunwoody Institute. RONALD D. CHRISTLE . . . Ron . . . carry-out boy at Red Owl . . . plans to attend Dunwoody Institute . . . secret ambition: to captain the Hawaiian Snowball Team. LEE S. CHURCHILL . . . Flea . . . co-captain of the wrestling team . . . member of Choir, “S’ Club, and German Club . . . future plans: teaching. CYNTHIA L. CLARK . . . Cindy participated in French Club, Pep dub. Y-Teens, and Choralettrs . . . worked on Arrow and Social Gunmitlee . . . plans to attend Drake University. STERLING K. CLARREN . . . senior class president and Boys’ State representative . . . active in Student Council, Debate, and N.ILS. . . . president of German and Latin clubs . . won Merit Letter and Top Honors. MARY ANN COLEMAN . . . belonged to Choralettes, Pep Club, and Y-Tccns . .. worked on Junior Council and homecoming committee . . . secret ambition: to see Europe on a Honda. TERRY S. COLEMAN . . . T. C_______________president of NJLS. and Boys’ State representative . . . active member of ITagistanian. Senior Council, Debate, and German Club . . . won Top Honors and was Merit Semifinalist. DONALD J. COLLINS . . . Don was president of German Club . . . participated in Math Club. Computer Club, and Budget Committer . . . received Top Honors . . . will major in engineering. JEFFREY W. CONDON . . . Jeff . . . interested in cars and mechanics. .. will go to St. Cloud State . . . secret ambition: to fly a jet in the Air Force. FREDERICK J. COOKE . . . Fred is interested in baseball and cars . . . plans to be a truck driver or join the Army. DIANNE K. COPUS . . . Cope . . . worked on Arrow and homecoming decorations . . . participated in Y-Teens, Pep Gub, German Club, and Band . . . served as an office aide. GREGG M. CORWIN . . . Mouth . . . active in Debate, Gass Day Committee, All-School Play, and N.H.S. . . . served as P.A. announcer . . . won Honors Diploma . . . secret ambition: to be President of the United States. 36 Do you see any resemblance?” Kim Smith Gregg Corwin 37 EDWARD A. CRANDALL . . . Pete was on the swimming team . . . member of “S Club, French Gub, Choir, and F.T.A.... likes to ski. CHARLES 0. DAHLE . . . LVl O.B.D. . . . Chuck played tennis and was in Pygmalion . . . active in Choir, N.H.S., and Baccalaureate Committee . . . received an Honors Diploma ... will attend St. Olaf College. WILLIAM A. DAUGHERTY . . . Donut . . . Bill was manager of the football team . . . enjoys skiing, sailing, and tennis .. . belonged to Hi-Y and Choral Gub. MARY L DAVENPORT . . . secretary of German Gub . . . Choir accompanist . . . active in Wagistanian, Woyake. Debate, Banquet Committee, and French Club . . . won Merit Letter, Top Honors, and scholarship to Smith College. RUSSELL P. DAVIES . . . Russ . . . co-captain of the wrestling team . . . member of Choir and “S’ Gub . . . secret ambition: to construct skyscrapers. JOSEPH P. DEASON . . . Joe played football and baseball . . . belonged to Choir and “S” Club . . . hopes to attend St. John's University. THOMAS C. DEIN EM A ... Tom .. . participated in football, basketball, and track . . . member of MS” Gub, Choir, and Sophomore Council. LINDA S. DEXTER . . . Lynn . . . active ip Junior Achievement and M.D.V.C. . . vocational plans: IBM machine training. VIOLA M. DOBBINS ... Vi has been president and V.P. of Y-Tcens . . . won D.A.R. award . . . active in Choir, A.F.S Club, French Gub, Arrow, and Pep Club . . . Sweetheart Swing Princes . ROBERT M. DOLS . . . Bob was an A.F.S. cousin and a member of A.F.S. Club . . . will major in history at U of M. JOHN S. DREWITZ . . . member of De Molay . . . interested in socialism . . . will attend U of M . . . secret ambition: to throw a car into reverse at 80 mph. CAROLYN K. DUROCHE . . . Kay ... Red Cross secretary . . . participated in Choir. Pep Gub, and a homecoming committee ... future plans: X-ray technician. MARCIE DUZAN . . . active in French Club, Pep Club, and Y-Teens . . . worked on homecoming decorations and was an office aide ... plans to attend U of M. MARILYN A. DWORSKY . . . Lynn . . . worked as an office aide . . . member of French Gub, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and a homecoming committee . . . college plans: U of M. SUSAN V. EDER . . . Sue . . . member of ITagistanian. Junior Achievement, NJJ.S., Y-Teens, and Choral Club . . . won Honors Diploma . . . secret ambition: to buy a new suit for Dr. Baxter. WILLIAM B. EDWARDS . . . Bill . . . participated in Biology and Choral clubs . . . plays guitar for the Dantis . . . will study music at MacPhail. ROBERT M. ENGESET . . . Engo . . . Bob was active in Arrow, N.H.S., and German Club . . . played mixed doubles badminton . . . received Honors Diploma . . . plans to major in science at U of M. Edward Crandall Charles Dahle William Daugherty Mary Davenport Jo$c| h Deason 38 Thomas Deinema Linda Dexter James Dinnecn Viola Dobbins Robert Dols John Drcwitz “Man cant live on cake alone! Marcie Duzan Marilyn Dworsky Susan Eder William Edwards Robert Engcsct Carolyn DuRochc Blake English Joyce Engstrom Bruce Enslad Paul Enslad Andrew Erdmann Jane! Erickson Peter Erickson Patricia Erkcl William Esensten Tom Atlas makes good use of his study hour. 40 Linda Ewald WILLIAM B. ENGLISH . . . Blake was a hall guard and member of Spanish Club . . . likes all sports . . . plans to study history at Concordia College. JOYCE J. ENGSTROM . . . participated in N.H.S., Y-Teens, French Club . . . cashier at Hove's . . . received Honors Diploma . . . wants to major in chemistry at St. Olaf College. BRUCE A. ENSTAD . . . Surf . . . co-captain of the swimming team . . . played on football and golf teams . . . member of Student Council. “S” Club, and Arrou . . . going into dentistry. PAUL 0. ENSTAD . . . senior class V.P. . . . active in “S Club, French Club, A.F.S. Club, Arrow, and football . . . hockey manager . . . will attend Gustavus Adolphus College. Terri Fa us Ronald Fenney ANDREW N. ERDMANN . . . Erds . . . Andy was V.P. of N.H.S. and manager of the Stage Crew . . . won Honors Diploma . . . participated in Debate, Spanish Gub, and Student Council . . . National Merit Semifinalist. JANET A. ERICKSON . . . Coco . . . likes to sew . . . worked at the Slate Fair and Lund's . . . plans to attend the U of M. PETER V. ERICKSON . . . Pete was a member of the Art Guild and World Affairs Club . . . carry-out boy for National Tea . . . will attend U of M. WILLIAM D. ESENSTEN . . . Bill hosted the Homecoming Float Committee . . . participated in sophomore football and wrestling . . . sails in the summer . . . will study engineering. PATRICIA J. ERKEL . . . Pal . . . active in Indianctlcs, N.H.S., Spanish Club, Pep Club, and Art Guild . . . worked on homecoming committees . . . received Honors Diploma . . . plans to study languages at Macalester College. LINDA L. EWALD . . . Lin . . . president of Spanish Club . . . participated in N.H.S. and Y Tecns . . . plans to be a medical technician ... won Honors Diploma. TERRI J. FAUS . . . Long Sam . . . V.P. of French Gub, secretary of Y-Teens . . . member of swimming team, Wagi-staninn, and Student Council . . . interested in competitive swimming. RON AI J) J. FENNEY’ . . . Butch . . . Ron played on the baseball team . . . enjoys water-skiing, coin collecting, and soccer. HARVEY FI LISTER . . . transferred to St. Louis Park. JEFFERY J. FIMIAN . . . joined the Navy in January 65. RICKI A. FISCHBEIN . . . worked on prom committee and as biology lab assistant . . . participated in A.F.S. Club, and French Club . . . received Honors Diploma . . . hopes to study psychology at UCLA. MARTIN H. FISK . . . Marty was a representative to Boys' State and acted in both all-school plays . . . member of Student Council, N.H.S., and golf team . . . Homecoming Escort . . . won Merit Letter and Honors Diploma. JANICE L FITTER MAN ... Jan .. . active in ITagisianian, N.H.S., Y-Tecns, French Club, and Latin Club . . . will attend Gustavus Adolphus College . . . won Honors Diploma . . . worked on prom and commencement committees. COLLEEN S. FITZGERALD . . . Fits . . . supported Y-Teens and Pep Gub . . . likes to roller skate . . . future plans: business school. Harvey Filister Jeffrey Fimian Ricki Fischbein Martin Fisk Janice Fitterman Colleen Fit gerald 41 Stephen. Friedman Angela Fryrear Eugene Fuller Dale Fylir James Floro Robert Folschow Craig Foreman Laurie Fowler Linda Freij “ You be Mrs. Dahl. and I'll be . . Diane Copus and I.isa Baker Linda French “Shlurrrpp! Stan Kohn John Cardncr Joanne Cast Dale Giles Susan Cinthner James Coldstcin Trudy Cordon Michael Could Diana Craff JAMES B. FLORO . . . Jim enjoys hunting . . . worked at I’orky’s. . . plans to he a cabinet builder. ROBERT T. FOLSCHOW ... Bob .. . member of Choral Club and Junior Achievement . . . interested in music and motorcycles . .. lias played in several bands. CRAIG H. FORSMAN . . . likes to play soccer and listen to music . . . secret ambition: to be a successful gambler ... won Honors Diploma. LAURIE A. FOWLER . . . phy. cd. leader and secretary of Choir . . . active in Student Council, Dance Committee, Latin Club, and Y-Tcens . . , will study nursing at U of M. LINDA S. FRE1J . . . A.F.S. sister and secretary of A.F.S. Club . . . participated in N.H.S., All-School Play, Junior Council, und Arrow . . . won Honors Diploma . . . will attend 11 of Iowa. LINDA G. FRENCH . . . likes to sew and cook . . . plans to work after graduation . . . member of Junior Achievement. STEPHEN L FRIEDMAN . . . Steve . . . joined the Army. ANGELA L. FRYREAR . . . Angie transferred from Richfield where site was on Student Council, Y-Teens, and the dance line • - • going into speech therapy. EUGENE E. FULLER . . . Gene . . . interested in motorcycles and electronics . . . plans to join the Marines and study aviation electronic . DALE G. FYIIR . . . Fireball . . . meml cr of the wrestling team . . . future plans: Navy . . . enjoys swimming and hunting. JOHN R. GARDNER . . . Johnniedo . . . foreman of V.A.C. . . . interested in cars and skiing . . . will study education at Mankato State. JOANNE B. CAST . . . Jo . . . enjoys water-skiing and knitting . . . participated in Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . plans to attend Minnesota School of Business. DALE E. GILES . . . member of Choir, swimming team, and sophomore football . . . worked as a hall guard und was on a homecoming committee . . . going into mathematics. SUSAN M. GINTHNER . . . Sue likes music and skating . . . active in Choir, Y-Tcens, Pep Club, and homecoming decorations . . . will attend U of M. JAMES S. GOLDSTEIN . . . Gold) . . . Jim was manager of tlte Stage Crew . . . worked on Class Day Committee . . . plans to attend U of M. TRUDY B. CORDON . . . Trud . . . participated in Y-Teens. A.F.S. Club. French Club, and Choraletles . . . received Honors Diploma . . . worked as an office aide . . . will major in education at U of M. MICHAEL F. COULD . . . Mike, Gouldilocks . . . interested in ears . . . will attend Northern College and major in engineering. DIANA K. GRAFF . . . Di . . . enjoys art, sewing, and sports . . . member of IVp Club and Junior Achievement . . . secret ambition: to sec a bullfight in Mexico. 1 43 Neil Graham Mary Greene Karen Greer Ivars Grcizins Meridelh Grierson Patricia Grimes Ellen Guttmann Dena Hanold NEIL L. GRAHAM . . . Rusty participated in sophomore football . . . goalie for the J.V. hockey team . . . crew member of graphic arts production. MARY E. GREENE . . . Mare . . . wants to major in psychology . . . interested in art . . .contributed to Art Guild and several poster committees . . . belonged to Y-Tcens and Pep Gub. KAREN' E. GREER . . . enjoys knitting and skiing . . . active in Choir, Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . will major in education at Mankato State. IVARS GREIZINS . . . Ears, res . . . participated in wrestling . . . will attend U of M . . . interested in cars. MERIDETH H. GRIERSON . . . chairman of Dance Committee . . . served as I.C.G representative and V.P. of Y-Tecns . . . belonged to Student Council and French Club . . . wants to major in French. PATRICIA M. GRIMES ... Pat likes to ski and read . . . member of Y-Teens. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Latin Gub, and Red Cross . . . plans to attend Mankato State. ELLEN S. GllTTMANN . . . Ellie . . . participated in Choir, Art Guild, German Club, and Pep. Gub . . . secret ambition: to spend a day with Johnny Mathis. DENA G. HANOLD . . . active in Choir, Y-Teens, Pep Club, and girls’ swimming team . . . likes to ski . . . plans to teach English. MARY E. HANSEN . . . Mar . . . F.T.A. president and German Gub secretary . . . served as Choir accompanist . . . plans to teach . . . active in N.H.S., Y-Trens. and Arrow .. . received Top Honors. ROGER P. HANSEN . . . Ears. Lloyd Thaxlon . . . played hockey . . . will attend U of M . . . member of “S” Club and Junior Council. DAVID A. HANSON . . . Dave . . . plans to teach music . . . V.P. and student director of Band . . . Mongcd to F.T.A. and homecoming committee. MARK T. HANSON . . . Arrow editor . . . homecoming escort and committee chairman . . . was Merit Semifinalist . . . participated in Senior Council and two all-school plays . . . hopes to l e a surgeon. MARK W. HARRISON . . . plans to study medicine at 11 of M . .. enjoys dancing . . . won Honors Diploma. MICHAEL D. HART . . . Mike was N.H.S. treasurer and captain of the tennis team . . . won Top Honors and a Merit Letter . . . member of Choir. “S” Club. Student Council, and homecoming committee . . . future plans: chemical engineering. DAVID R. HARTHAN . . . Dave . . . member of track team, Spanish Gub, and “S” Club . . . worked on homecoming and play committees . . . will study biochemistry. MICHAEL E. HATTERSLEY . . . Mike was a transfer student from Delaware . . . won Honors Diploma and was a Merit Semifinalist ... has written nine novels and plans to be a creative writer . . . wants to attend Swarthmore College. PEGGY L. HAUSLADEN . . . Peg . . belonged to Y-Teens and Pep Gub . . . enjoys reading and music . . . won Honors Diploma . . . will attend business school after graduation. JAMES E. HEGG . . . eggnog . . . Jim played basketball and baseball . . . member of Choral Club . . . wants to enter the restaurant business. Mary Hansen Roger Hansen Mark Harrison Michael Hart Peggy Hausladcn David Hanson David Harthan Mark Hanson Michael Hattersley . . and a Barbie doll. . Paul Enstad and Miss Nelson James Hegg 45 Isaac Held Andre Hcnnum Kclx'ira Hermann David Hillsley Judith Holm Lance Hbdnp Valcn Holm 46 “Of course, these are the ri ;hl answers!' Dona ilunold ami Sue Cinlhner Charles Hitchcock Harluira H� ium Irene Hoium Darryl Holier Pamela Holt Crrgoy Holt Cary Holmes Kathleen Hudson Sandra Hork Robert Houghtaling ISAAC M. HELD ... I: .. . won Top Honors and was Merit Semifinalist . . . placed second in school math contest . . . will enter field of research science. ANDRE L. HENNUM . . . A mi . . . participated in Pep Club and a homecoming committee . . . worked at Weslgatc Theater . .. plans to attend U.M.D. REBECCA L HERMANN . . . Becky was secretary of Spanish £lub and an alternate cheerleader . . . likes to ski . . . active in Choir. Pep Club, Y-Teens, and Junior Council. DAVID C. HILTSLEY . . . Dave likes to ski . . . worked at Sears, Roebuck and Co. and Juster’s . . . wants to work and travel after graduation. LANCE L. HISLOP . . . worked in cafe at St. Mary’s Hospital . . . likes music . . . future plans: military service. CHARLES L. HITCHCOCK . . . Charlie, Chuck . . . member of Senior Council, F.T.A., homecoming committee, and Biology Club . . . interested in chemistry and cars . . . hopes to be a high school teacher. BARBARA J. HOIUM . . . Barb was an office aide . . . belonged to Pep Club, M.D.V.C., and homecoming committee . . . plans to go into nursing. IRENE HOILIM . . . Ric . . . contributed to Art Guild and Homecoming Art Committee . . . enjoys skiing . . . participated in Pep Club and Arrow. JUDITH A. HOLM . . . Judy . . . member of Spanish Club, A.F.S. Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Art Guild . . . likes to ski and play pool .. . will major in education. VALEN M. HOLM . . . interested in music . . . future plans: college. GARY S. HOLMES . . . Sach . . . participated in Hi-Y, .swimming, and sophomore football . . . worked part-time at Lund’s . . . will attend U.M.D. GREGORY A. HOLT . . . Greg enjoys skiing . . . worked as a bus boy at Mount Olivet Oiurch . . . hopes to go to Augsburg College. PAMELA M. HOLT . . . Pam . . . publicity chairman for the Dance Committee and Art Guild . . . member of Spanish Club ond Red Cross . . . plans to attend U of M. DARRYL 0. HOLTER . . . Jones, Cord . . . V.P. of Spanish Club . . . played J.V. hockey and sophomore football . . . belonged to Student Council and Arrow . . . likes to play soccer ... received Honors Diploma. SANDRA J. HORK . . . Sander participated in N.H.S., Y-Teens, Pep Club, A.F.S. Club, and French Club . . . worked on Wagistanian and Banquet Committee . . . will attend U of M .. .won Honors Diploma. ROBERT J. HOUGHTALING . . . Rob . . . interested in science ... wants to major in chemistry at U of M. JAMES E. HOWG . . . Jim . . . likes biology . . . has worked on a farm. KATHLEEN M. HUDSON . . . Katie . . . chapter president of Y-Teens . . . active in Pep Club, Choralettes, and homecoming committee . . . enjoys skating and swimming . . . will study nursing at St. Mary’s Hospital in Rochester. 47 THOMAS A. IRELAND . . . Tom . . . co-captain of the swimming tram . . . participated in “S” Club, German Club, Hi-Y, and cross country . . . likes to play soccer . . . worked as Y.M.C.A. lifeguard. JODIE L. JENSEN . . . Jades, Jo .. . V.P. of Spanish Club and Art Guild . . . chapter president of Y-Teens . . . worked on IVagistanian and homecoming committee. MARY L JERMSTA . . . member of Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . enjoys painting . . . wants to lie a beautician or a nurse. JACK W. JOHANNES . .. Leader of the Pack, Grease . . . played sophomore football and baseball . . . interested in cars and motorcycles .. . worked at Red Owl. PETER I- JOHANSEN . . . Foreigner . . . Pete enjoys sports . . . played J.V. hockey and football . . . participated in US” Club, German Club, and Hi-Y . . . will attend U of M. CHRISTINA J. JOHNSON . . . Chris was a member of Junior Council, Spanish Club, French Club, and Class Day Committee . . . likes reading and tennis . . . plans to study history' at the College of St. Benedict. CLARE M. JOHNSON . . . belonged to Y-Teens, Spanish Club, French Club, and a homecoming committee . . . enjoys snow and water-skiing . . . will major in English at U of Wisconsin. JEFFREY A. JOHNSON . . . Snail . . . Jeff is interested in sports . . . participated in cross country, track, and sophomore basketball . . . member of “S” Club . . . will attend U of M. JULETTE A. JOHNSON . . . Jul . . . Julie was Wagistanian editor and Choir V.P. . . . Girls State representative . . . chaplain and treasurer of Y-Teens . . . member of F.T.A., N.H.S., all-school play cast, and girls badminton and tennis teams ... won Top Honors. JUSTINE M. JOHNSON . . . secretary of Latin Club . . . active in Senior Council, Student Council, N.H.S., and a homecoming committee . . . will major in math or science at U of M ... received Top Honors. LYNDA L. JOHNSON . . . member of Spanish Club. Pep Club, and Y-Teens . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . worked at a bookstore ... will attend St. Cloud State. LYNDA S. JOHNSON . . . belonged to Junior Achievement, World Affairs Club, and fatin Club . . . participated in M.D.V.C . . . plans to be a secretary. MARY ANNE JOHNSON . . . enjoys water and snow skiing . . . member of French Club, German Club, Junior Achievement, and a homecoming committee . . . plans career as an airline stewardess. PAMELA J. JOHNSON . . . Pam was a homecoming princess . . . participated in Indiancttes, Student Council. Wagistanian, Dance Committee, and Choir . . . will study nursing at U of M. WILLIAM E. JOHNSON . . . Bill . . . enjoys duck hunting . . . will study to be a metallurgical technician at Dunwoody Institute. KATHLEEN L JOHNSTON . . . Booney . . . Kathy is interested in sports . . . member of Y-Teens, German Club, Pep Club, and Cap and Gown Committee. JANET A. JONES . . . homecoming princess and checrlcading captain . . . plans to teach speech . . . belonged to Student Council, Choir, Arrow, and a homecoming committee . . . likes water-skiing, skating, and West Point. LINDA J. JORGENSON . . . Lin . . . enjoys spectator sports . . . works at a nursing home . . . plans to be a nurse. Thomas Ireland Mary Jermsta Peter Johansen Clare Johnson 48 Jodie Jensen Jack Johannes Jeffrey Johnson Christina Johnson Julie Johnson Justine Johnson Lyndj Johnson Lynda Johnson Willium Johnson Kathleen Johnston Janet Jones Linda Jorgenson “AUemande left and dos-a-do. Paul Virgin and Boh Stanley Pamela Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Nancy Joyce Maren Kaldor Konna Kamel Shelley Joseph Roger Karjalahti Neil Kilby Sherrie Kilmer April King SHELLEY M. JOSEPH . , . SheI . . . member of Silver Tri . . . plans to study business at the U of M. NANCY S. JOYCE . . . Suzo . . . Sue served as an office aide and Red Cross representative . . . member of Y-Teens. Spanish Club, and F.T.A. . . . vocational plans: teaching. MAREN L KALDOR . . . Marni . . . co-chairman of A.F.S. Club and president of French Club . . . active in all-school play, Latin Club, and a homecoming committee . . . won Top Honors and was a Merit Semifinalist. RONNA J. KAMEL . . . member of Choir, Pep Club, French Club, and Y-Teens . . . enjoys skating and skiing . . . will attend U of M . .. won Honors Diploma. ROGER W. KARJALAHTI . . . Karj . . . served as school ticket salesman and a hall guard . . . belonged to French Club and A.F.S. Club . . , participated in swimming . . . going to U of M. NEIL J. KILBY . . . played in Band . . . works at Food Lanes ... will study business at U of M. SHERRIE L. KILMER . . . supported Y-Teens and Junior Achievement . . . likes to sew and skate . . . plans to be a beautician. APRIL L KING . . . active in Choir, F.T.A., German Club, and A.F.S. Club . . . worked as a biology lab assistant . . . plans to go to Macalester College. ROGER W. KIPP . . . interested in coin collecting and swimming . . . worked as a carry-out boy at a grocery store . . . received Honors Diploma . . . will study architecture at U of M. BARBARA J. KLEIST . . . Barb enjoys sewing and reading . . . plans to major in education at U of M. DONALD J. KLEVEN . . . Don . . . member of Math Club. Computer Club, and the track team . . . attended a summer math course on a scholarship . . . won Honors Diploma and was a Merit Semifinalist . . . will attend li of M. JAMES W. KLOET . . . Jim . . . played trombone in the Band . . . collects stamps and coins . . . plans to enter U of M. JOHN S. KNAPP . . . Ian . . . acted in Pygmalion . . . member of A.F.S., Latin, Math, and Biology Clubs . . . served as biology lah assistant . . . will major in biochemistry at Macalester College . , . won Honors Diploma. ROSS C KNEEN . . . Rosscoe . . . served as a hall guard . . . enjoys swimming and hunting . . . participated in sophomore football, swimming, and Choral Club . . . plans to study math at U of M. BONNIE G. KNOWLES . . . likes music and singing . . . member of Choir. Y-Teens, and Pep club . . . worked as an office aide and was on a homecoming committee. STANLEY E. KOHN . . . Stan was in Debate, N.H.S., and Math Club . . . worked as a library aide . . . received Honors Diploma . . . chosen as Honeywell-Enginecr-Scientist-for-a-Day. JEANNE R. KRABY . . . Krabes . . . member of Y-Teens, Choralettes, and Pep Club . , . served as an office aide . . . will work at N.W. Bell Telephone Co. after graduation. LaVONNE M. LaDUKE . . . Loddy . . . belonged to Pep Club and Art Guild . . . worked on homecoming committee and was an office aide . . . plans to enroll in a beauty school. 50 Roger Kipp Barbara Kleist Donald Kleven James Kloet John Knapp Ross Kneen Bonnie Knowles Stanley Kohn Jeanne Kraby My contacts arc killing me!' Marcia Wattson LaVonne LaDuke 51 Judith Lane James Lingo Linda Lopscy John I-arrivcc Senior Class Advisors: Sealed: Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Wohlford, Mrs. Freudcnthal, Miss Keith, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Soroko, Miss Williams. Standing: Mr. Ijtrvin, Mr. Inglcbret, Mr. Brooke, Mr. Ford, Mr. Fredrickson, Mr. Phillips. Mr. Pearson. Cheryl Lirson JUDITH A. LANE . . . Judy was Issy’s A.K.S. sister . . . enjoys skiing and poo! . . . member of Y-Teens, A.F.S. Club. French Club, and Pep Club . . . secret ambition: to tour Peru on a llama. JAMES L LANCE . . . Boots . . . participated in football, hockey, and luiseball . . . belonged to “S” Club . . . likes to hunt... works at a gas station. LINDA L LAPSEY . . . active in Pep Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, and Ked Cross . . . enjoys water sports . . . will attend U of M . . . plans to Ik- an elementary school teacher. % JOHN P. LARRIVEE . . . participated in cross country, track, and Hi-Y . . . interested in skiing and hunting . . . college plans: U of M. JAMES L LARSEN . . . Jim likes to swim . . . worked as a truck driver . . . hopes to be a certified public accountant. CHERYL A. LARSON . . . member of Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . worked on a homecoming committee . . . likes sewing, skating, and dancing . . . wants to teach tire deaf or retarded. CRAIG V. LARSON . . . belonged to Band and Hi-Y . . . interested in electronics and cars . . . hopes to go to Waldorf Junior College. DENISE M. LARSON . . . Dini . . . worked on prom committee . . . participated in Choir, Spanish Club. Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . employed as a cashier . . . plans to attend Mankato State. JILL D. LARSON . . . active in A.F.S. Club, Choir, Y-Teens, and French Club . . . acted in the All-School Play and at the Old Log and Moppets theaters . . . won Honors Diploma ... plans to major in dramatics at U of M. LINDA C. LARSON . . . Lynn, Clc . . . member of Y-Teens . . . worked as an aide at Linden Hills Library . . . enjoys sewing and dancing. SUSAN J. LARSON . . . Sue was active in Y-Teens, Pep Club, French Club, and A.F.S. Club . . . worked on homecoming and play committees . . . will study home economics at U of M. JAMES L. LaVILLE . . . Jim . . . worked at a Pure Oil Station . . . interested in woodworking and mechanics . . . plans to be a mechanic . . . wants to go to Florida. CARY A. LaFEVRE . . . member of French Club and N.H.S. . . . participated in Choir, .Senior Council, and Commencement Program Committee . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans to study medicine. ALLAN F. LEIGHTON .. . Buzz was co-captain of the track team . . . participated in hockey, cross country, and “S Club . . . served as a hall guard . . . college plans: Ohio State University. PAUL R. I.ERUM . . . pluyed on football, basketball, and baseball teams . . . belonged to German Club and Choral Club ... will attend U of M. SANDRA M. LESTER . . . Sandy . . . cast member of All-School Play . . . belonged to Y-Teens, Pep Club, Arrow, and Cerman Club. . . worked on prom committee . . . plans to go to U of M. ROBERT G. LEVINE . . . Machine . . . Bob was on the wrestling team . . . interested in hunting and fishing . . . worked as caddy and stock boy . . . will attrnd Dunwoody Institute. THOMAS B. LIFSON . . . Baron . . . Tom was a member of Debate and Sophomore and Junior councils . . . participated in German Club. Latin Club, and N.H.S. . . . won Honors Diploma and was a Merit Semifinalist. Susan Larson James I.aVille Cary LrFevrr Allan Lighton Paul L-rum Sandra lister I Robert Levine Thomas Lifson 53 Karen Linderoth Daniel I.ocwenson Richard Long Deborah Link KAREN E. LINDEROTH . . . Butch . . . participated in girls’ swimming, German Club. Sophomore Council, and Band . . . served as flag twirlrr at games. DEBORAH K. LINK . . . Deb. Debbie . . . worked on a prom committee . . . member of Y-Teens, and Spanish Club . . . will attend Rochester Junior College. DANIEL J. LOEWENSON ... Dan participated in “S” Club and Stage Crew . . . played tennis . . . plans to attend U of M at Morris. PATRICIA J. LONG . . . Patty. Pat . . . president of Choralettes . . . member of Pep Club and A.F.S. Club . . . worked on homecoming and Cap and Gown committees . . . college plans: LLM.D. RICHARD W. LONG . . . Graphic Arts Club president . . . participated in Senior Council, cross country, track, and Choir ... enjoys skiing and skin diving. RAYMOND C. LUELF . . . Skip . . . played on J.V. hockey team . . . likes soccer, water-skiing, and motorcycles . . . will major in engineering at U of M. JEFFREY P. LUND . .. Jeff . .. belonged to “S Club, swimming team, German Club, and Choir . . . worked at a hardware store. KAREN L. LYON . . . Kay, Karrie . . . member of Junior Achievement for three years . . . interested in art . . . will work at Rothschild’s after graduation. KATHLEEN J. LYTLE . . . Kathy . . . secretary of Band . . . belonged to Ccrman Club, Pep Band, prom committee, and Y-Tecns . . . worked at Clancy’s M ..received Honors Diploma ... plans to be a physical therapist. ROSEMARY A. MAHER . . . Rosie . . . participated in Choir. Pep Club, French Club, and homecoming committee . . . worked at Duinty Dot Bakery . . . will go into elementary education. BARBARA J. MARTENSON . . . Barb was German Club treasurer . . . active in IPagistanian, N.H.S., and Latin Club . . . Junior Achievement Scholarship Winner . . . enjoys piano and painting. MICHAEL R. MATHER____________Mike .. . member of Art Guild and Red Cross . . . interested in dancing . . . plans to be a commercial artist. JILL V. MATSON . . . worked as a nurses’ aid . . . participated in F.T.A. and Art Guild . . . will attend Mankato State ... wants to be a psychiatric nurse. JOEL M. MATTA . . . member of track team, Hi-Y, and homecoming committee . . . worked as a caddy . . . will go into medicine at the U of Oregon. JOHN S. MAYER . . . belonged to German Club. MS” Club, Hi-Y, and homecoming committee . . . participated in football and J.V. hockey ... plans to be an engineer. STEPHEN J. MAYER . . . Lance . . . Steve was active in Debate and N.H.S. . . .won Top Honors and was a Merit Semifinalist . . . will attend Tufts College . . . secret ambition: to open Pandora's box. JOAN McCLURE . . . Boog, Joany ... Art Guild treasurer . . . participated in Pep Club, German Club, Y-Teens, and girls’ swimming . . . member of Dance Guild Theater . . . will attend Minneapolis School of Art. CAROI.E L. McCINNESS . . . belonged to Y-Teens, Pep Club, French Club, and homecoming committee . . . plans to attend U of M ... wants to be a social worker. 54 Jeffrey Lund Karen Lyon And a pleasant good afternoon to you, too!' Gregg Corwin and Tom Lifson Carole McGinness 55 Jill Matson Joel Mat la John Mayer Kathleen Lytle Rosemary Maher Stephen Mayer Joan McClure Barbara Martenson Martha McKeand Michael Medley Kathleen Meyers Isabel Meza Faye Miller Jeffery Miller John Miller I.inda Moc “So we flunked mythology—so what!” Sterling Clarren, Terry Coleman, Tom Lifson, Steve Mayer. Anne Morrow Patricia Neclv Jacqueline Morrow Cathy Murphy Phillip Myers Thomas Ncirnan Bonita Nelson Bruce Nelson MARTHA A. McKEAND . ., V.P. of French Club and Crrman Club secretary . . . active in Debate, Latin Club, A.F.S. Club, Choir, Sophomore Council, and homecoming committee . . . won Honors Diploma and was a Merit Scmifinalist. MICHEAL A. MEDLEY . . . Mike transferrer! from Divine Word School in Chicago where he was in Glee Club and baseball . . . interested in woodworking and auto mechanics. KATHLEEN M. MEYERS .. . Kathy . . . member of Pep Club. Y-Teens, and a homecoming committee . . . plans to be a secretary or dental hygienist . . . will attend U of M. ISABEL V. MEZA . . . Issy was our A.F.S. student from Peru . . . active in A.F.S. Club, Student Council, Choir, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . will attend University of Lima, Peru. FAYE E. MILLER . . . member of Choral Club and M.D.V.C. . . wants to be a secretary at First National Bank. JEFFREY M. MILLER . . Jeff was a Student Council representative . . . interested in socialism . . . secret ambition: to write like Vladimir Nabokov. JOHN C. MILLER . . . member of German Club and Band . . . participated in swimming and Junior Council . . . received Honors Diploma . . . wants to attend the Air Force Academy . .. will study aslronuutical engineering. LINDA B. MOE . . . active in Choir and Y-Teens . . . belonged to Choral Club and Pep (Hub . . . likes bowling . . . will go into sales work. FRANK E. MOORE . . . Suiegerls . . . worked at the Red Coach . . . will go into the Navy or the Marine . . . plans to be a carpenter or an electrician. SUSAN L. MORGAN . . . Sue was a phy. ed. leader and president of Pep Club . . . member of Y-Teens, French Club, girl’s golf team, and a homecoming committee . . . plans to teach after attending Augsburg College. ANNE MORROW . . . worked on Arrow. Student Council, and homecoming and prom committee . . . member of Choir, N.H.S., A.F'.S. Club, and French Club . . . received Honors Diploma. JACQUELINE MORROW . . . Jackie . . . belonged to Latin, German, A.F.S., and Graphic Arts clulw . . . worked on Social Committee and wa an office aide . . . plans to major in journalism at U of M. CATHY J. MURPHY . . . Murph, Tonto . . . served as a cheerleader and school mascot . . . active in Indianettcs, Choir, N.H.S., Arrow, Y-Tecns, and Pep Club . , . won Honors Diploma .. . will attend U of M. PHILLIP J. MYERS . . . Flmh . . . Phil participated in sophomore hockey . . . interested in ears and sailing . . . plans to study electrical engineering at U.M.D. PATRICIA M. NEELY . , . Pal, Neel. . , member of Indianctte , Y-Teens, Choir, and Latin Club . . . belonged to Art Guild and hopes to teach art. THOMAS G. NEIMAN . . . Colonel . . . Tom was secretary-treasurer of Spanish Club . . . participated in Delrate and A.F.S. Club . . . plans to study journalism or medicine at U of M. BONITA B. NELSON . . . Bunny . . . enjoys music and swimming . . . belonged to Pep Club and a homecoming committee . . . will attend a business school after graduation. BRUCE 1). NELSON . . . Snaker. Net . . . goalie on the hockey team . . . member of sophomore football, golf, “S Club, and Class Will Committee . . . secret ambition: to run a casino with Stan and Sib. 57 Nancy Nemer Roger Ness David Nielsen Karen Noel Peggy Nelson Donald Nelson Charles Nelson Cathleen Nelson Diane Nordlund Senior Flag Twirlers—Liz Smithburg, Karen Linderoth, and Candy Wedgewood. CATHLEEN A. NELSON . . . Cathy . . . like to swim and play the guitar . . . sing professionally . . . member of Choralettes ... plans to be a beautician. CHARLES H. NELSON . . . Charlie . . . likes music and art ... worked at Ft. Riley Commissary in Kansas in the summer. DONALD H. NELSON . . . Don i� interested in car . . . holds three job including one at a Standard service station .. . will attend Brown Institute. PEGGY J. NELSON . . . Peg . . . senior class secretary . . . active in Arrow, N.H.S., Student Council, and Y-Teens . . . co-chairman of '61 Prom . . . will study home economics at U of M. NANCY L. NEWER . . . A'anc . . . I.CC representative, chapter president, and secretary of Y-Teens. . . participated in Student Council. Choir, and N.H.S. . . . Sweetheart Swing Princes . . . won Honor Diploma . . . plans to go into merchandising. ROGER K. NESS . . . Elliot . . . member of Band and Orchestra . . . worked at Porky’ . . . interested in archery, cars, and motorcycles . . . future plans: business administration. DAVID J. NIELSEN . . . Niels . . . participated in Band, Camera Club, and wrestling . . . interested in hunting . . . won Junior-Craftsman-of-the-Year Award for graphic arts ... will attend Stout State College. KAREN A. NOEL . . . enjoy skiing, tennis, and sewing . . . work at the Dairy Queen . . . member of Pep Gub, Y-Teens, and a prom committee ... will major in education at Mankato State. DIANE M. NORDLUND . . . Di, Artemis . . . participated in Y-Teens, Pep Club, 'and Choral Club . . . likes to read and knit . . . worked at a bakery . . . plans to work after graduation. DANIEL L NORDSKOG . . . Dan . . . interested in art and hunting ... works at J. W. Thomas. ANDREA R. NORMAN . . . Ann, Andy . . . treasurer of Choir . . . active in N.H.S., Arrow, and F.T.A. . . . plans to be a physical education teacher . . . won Honors Diploma and a scholarship to Concordia College. MARY E. OAKES . . . Mare . . . member of Pep Club and Spanish Club . . . would like to be a beautician. SHEILA A. O’CONNELL . . . worked at Juster’s on vocational training program . . . belonged to Y-Teens, M.D.V.G, and Pep Club . . enjoys skiing . . . hopes to be an airline stewardess. MARIT E ODEN . . . secretapr of the Choir . . . active in Wagistanian, Senior Council, Cerman Club, N.H.S., and commencement decorations . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans to be a nfedical technologist. DONALD R. OLIVER . . . Ottie . . . Don was co-captain of the cross country team . . . participated in track. Choir, and “S” Club . . . likes drawing . . . woVild like to become a commercial artist. JOHN R. OLSON . . . Ole . . . member of Choir, Band, and German Club . . . interested in skiing and sailing . . . worked at A W Root Beer . . . plans to go into business administration. KATHRYN A. OLSON . .. Kathy . . . active in Y-Teens, Cerman Club, and Pep Club . . . enjoys sewing, cooking, and reading . . . worked at St. Barnabas Hospital . . . future plans: foreign service. NANCY K. OMLID . . . None . . . participated in Latin Club, Spanish Gub, Pep Club, and Y-Teens . . . likes skating, skiing, and sailing . . . wants to be a fashion designer. I Sheila O’Connell Marit Oden Ij Kathryn Olson Nancy Omlid 59 Gregory Payne Jane Peck Cheryl Ottoson Dalenr Peterson Mary Louise Paulson Daniel Peterson Stephen Ondik Olivia Oredson STEPHEN L ONDIK . . . Skip was a member of Hi-Y and the wrestling team . . . likes skiing, soccer, and care . . . works at Walsh's Baker)' . . . plans to go into education at the U of M. OLIVIA J. OREDSON . . . Lin . . . uctivc in French Club, Latin Club, A.F.S. Club, and Choir . . . won Honors Diploma and was a Merit Semifinalist . . . interested in music and reading. CHERYL A. OTTOSON . . . Cee, Cherie . . . participated in French Club. Pep Club, and Y-Tecns . . . enjoys sewing and swimming . . . worked at Krrsge's . . . will take up cosmetology. MARY LOUISE PAULSON . . . V.P. of French Club . . . active in German Club, Choralettes, Y-Teens, and A.F.S. Club ... sails on Lake Calhoun in the summer. GREGORY B. PAYNE . . . Greg . . . participated in football, basketball, baseball, and Spanish Club . . . elected to “S” Club and Junior and Senior councils . . . worked at Perkins .. . plans to be a teacher. JANE C PECK.. . . Janie . . . belonged to Student Council, Choir, Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Spanish Club . . . enjoys skiing . . . worked at Junior Miss . . . will study at U of Wisconsin. DALENE C. PETERSON . . . Porky . . . Member of Pep Club, Y-Teens, Cboralcttes, and German Club . . . likes to ski . . . plans to attend Minnesota School of Business. DANIEL E. PETERSON . . . Dan was on the wrestling team . . . works at Lund’s � n vocational training program . . . belonged to M.D.V.C ... future plans: military service. ROBYN PETERSON . . . member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Junior Council . . . enjoys skiing . . . co-chairman of Sweetheart Swing ... plans to attend U of M. PATTY J. PHELPS ... Pat .. . participated in Art Guild, ITagislanian, Y-Tccns, and Pep Club . . . will attend U of M ... has taken flying logons. ROBERT W. POTTER . .. Bob was a cast member of The Mouse That Roared and production manager of Pygmalion . . . served as M.C. of many school programs . . . president of Radio Club . . . won Honors Diploma. LINDA C. PRATT . . . Cookie . . . active in Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, and a prom committee . . . enjoy skiing . . . will go into education at William Woods Junior College. RICHARD O. PREUS . . . Rich. Dick, Otto . . . participated in football and baseball . . . elected to MS” Club . . . worked at Metropolitan Stadium . . . plans to be an accountant. CONSTANCE J. RABIDEAU ... Rob .. . Connie was in Indianettes, Y-Teens, Art Cuild, and a homecoming committee . . . interested in art and skiing . . . will enter art school after graduation. KAY G. RAFFENSPARGER . . . active in Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . served as a phy. cd. leader . . . worked at Woolworth’s ... enjoys art and sports. VICTORIA L RANGER . . . Snick . . . Vicci belonged to Y-Teens, Choralettes, M.D.V.C., and Pep Club . . . worked at Rothschild's on vocational training program. WILLIAM W. RAY . . . Bill enjoys hunting . . . plans to go to Dunwoody Institute. CONNIE J. READY . . . Con . . . active in Pep Club, Y-Tccn , and Choralettes . ... likes to ski , . . would like to be a beautician. 60 Robyn Peterson Patty Phelps Roliert Potter Linda Pratt Kay Raffenspargcr Victoria Ranger William Ray Connie Ready 61 Betty Reuss James Reynolds Mary Rieger Janice Robinson Jeffrey Rodmyrc Randcc Roscnfeld Anne Rita Richard Rotsch Thomas Reep Dance Committee Chairmen, left to right: Carolyn Reeves, Laurie Fowler, Merideth Grierson, Pam Holt, Marguerite Avery, Pam Johnson. 62 THOMAS A. REEP . . . Tommy, Big Kid . . . Tom was a phy. cd. leader . . . participated in Band and wrestling . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to bcomc a phy. ed. teacher. CAROLYN H. REEVES . . . all-school and chapter president of Y-Teen . . . active in Sophomore and Senior councils. Dance Committee, and Choir . . . Sweetheart Swing Princess . . . worked at Dayton’s . . . will major in occupational therapy at U of M. BETTY’ J. REUSS . . . Bells . . . secretary of Y-Teens . . . participated in German Club, Choir, and Pep Club . . . worked on prom and homecoming committees . . . enjoys music and spectator sports . . . hopes to attend Wartburg College and go into nursing. JAMES B. REYNOLDS . . . Jim . . . member of sophomore football, track, and Hi-Y . . . worked at Holiday Discount Store . . . college plans: Gustuvus or tJ of M. MARY T. RIEGER . . . Mair . . . active in Arrow, Choralettcs, German Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, and Art Guild . . . enjoys skating und horseback riding . . . plans to major in English at St. Cloud State. ANNE M. R1TS . . . Annie . . . worked on play committee and as office aide . . . belonged to Y-Teens . . . enjoys reading and dancing . . . telephone solicitor for a magazine subscription service. JANICE C. ROBINSON . . . Ruby . . . participated in Y-Teens, Choralettcs, Pep Club, and Spanish Club . . . worked on homecoming and Cap and Gown committees . . . will attend U of M. JEFFREY T. RODMYRE . . . Rodd . . . Jeff was in Art Guild, Band, and Arrow . . . works as a busboy at Edina Country Club . .. wants to go into art education. RANDEE L ROSEN FELD . . . member of Y-Teens, Choral Club, und French Club . . . worked at Topps on vocational training program . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . plans to attend a business school. RICHARD P. ROTSC.H . . . Ricketty, Oats . . . Rick was co-captain of the hockey and cross country teams . . . participated in track. An Guild. S” Club, Student Council, and Hi-Y . .. elected King of Sno-Day. JAMES A. RYAN . . . Rock . . . president of Choral Club . . . participated in football, wrestling, baseball, and Choir . . . worked on a summer construction crew . . . wants to play professional baseball. ROSEMARIE RYKKEN . . . Rodi . . . In-longed to Y-Teens, Pep Club, Choralettcs, and a homecoming committee . . . enjoys sailing and skiing . . . plans to attend U of M. CHRISTIE E. SAARI . . . member of Choral Club, French Club, and Y-Teens . . . likes to ski . . . worked at Donaldson’s ... won Honors Diploma. JUDITH A. SARGENT . . . Judes . . . Judy was active in Junior and Senior councils, Choralettcs, Y-Teens, and Arrow . .. plans to take nursing courses at Rochester. LYNN I). SATHRE . . . secretary of F.T.A. and secretary-treasurer of Band .. . participated in Senior Council, Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . likes art . . . will major in education at St. Cloud State. JUDITH A. SAVAGE . . . Sen . . . Judi belonged to Art Guild. Y'-Teens, Indianettes, Pep Club, and Spanish Club . . . works at Dayton’s . . . plans to attend Minneapolis School of Art. ROSALIE A. SCHF.IDI.ER . . . Rose . . . member of Pep Club. Latin Club, Computer Club. Wagistanian, and Y'-Teens . . . worked at Woolworth’s . . . interested in sports . . . will attend U of M. WILLIAM L. SCHNEDLER . . . Wills . . . Bill participated in Art Guild . . . secret ambition: to ride the pipeline. James Ryan Rosemarie Rykken Judith Sargent Judith Savage Christie Saari Rosalie Scheidler William Srhnedler 63 Lynn Sathre Richard Shamp Stephen Shattuck Jeffrey .Shaw Jill Shink 'I humus Schroedl Steven Schwomh Craig Schwender Michael Selnirk THOMAS E. SCHROEDL . . . Tom . . . secretary-treasurer of Hi-Y . . . participated in track . . . enjoys skiing and music . . . works at Country Club Market . . . plans to be a printer. STEVEN C. SCHWAMB . . . Steve enjoys outdoor sports . . . works as an usher at the State Theater . . . will enter R.O.T.C. program in college and then go into military service. CRAIG S. SCHWENDER . . . Schme t . . . captain of the football team and president of Student Council . . . participated in swimming. Art Guild, and “S” Chib . . . worked at S.W. Sporting Goods Store. MICHAEL A. SELNICK . . . Mike . . . member of the Pep Hand and Hi-Y . . . secret ambition: to learn to play his alto clarinet. RICHARD B. SHAMP . . . Rich. Rico . . . bclongrd to German Club . . . served os a Ijall guard and library aide . . . worked as a stock boy at Anderson Paints and Wall Pppcr. STEPHEN P. SHATTUCK . . . Pill . . . Steve participated in J.V. hockey . . . worked on homecoming and class will committees . . . works at Red Owl . . . wants to work in California. JEFFREY F. SHAW . . . Jeff . . . active in tennis, “S’ Club, Arrow and N.H.S. . . . sports writer for the Lake Harriet Courier . . . member of World Affairs Club and Latin Club . . . served as a hall guard . . . won Honors Diploma. JILL P. SHINK . . . Jilly . . . participated in Oioralettes, French Club. Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . enjoys skating . . . plans to attend I! of M. STEVEN H. SILBERNAGEL ... Sib .. . Steve was active in football. J.V. hockey. Arrow, and “S” Club . . . enjoy hunt- ing . . . worked ut Bachman’s . . . will attend IJ of M. MARK S. SIMMONS . . . Simes . . . participated in golf, cross country, and German Club . . . likes to read and draw . . . plans to study medicine at U nf.M. MARY A. SKOGLUND . . . reporter for Arrow and Lake Harriet Courier . . . member of Spanish Club and Y-Teens . . . worked on prom and homecoming committees . . . enjoys skiing. JOAN A. SLAVIN' . . . Jo . . . belonged to Pep Club, World Affairs Club, Art Cuild, and a homecoming committee . . . worked as a candy striper and plans to become a nurse. ROBERTA L SMILEY . . . Berta . . . homecoming princess . . . active in Indianettrs, Choir, and Y-Teens . . . worked as a model .. . enjoys water-skiing. KIMBALL G. SMITH . . . Kim . . . participated in J.V. football, French Club, and Choral Club . . . secret ambition: to make nitroglycerin in the chemistry lab. SANDRA E. SMITH . . . Saudi . . . belonged to M.D.V.G, Choralettew. Pep Club, and Y-Teens . . . enjoys swimming . . . plans to take up cosmetology. ELIZABETH A. SMITH BURG . . . Ur. was a flag twirler . . . member of Y-Trt-ns, Arrow. Pep Club, F.T.A., and French Club . . . secret ambition: to be a congresswoman. MICHAEL J. SOMERS . . . Mike . . . active in World Affair Club, Senior Council, and N.HS. . . . interested in gardening and mathematics . . . plans to study astronomy . . . won Honor Diploma. ROBERT C. SOMERS . . . Soms . . . Bob participated in German dub, foot ball, J.V. hockey, homecoming and luccalaurcatc committees .. . enjoys snow and water skiing. 64 Steven Silbernagel Murk Simmons Mery Skoglund Joan Slavin Roberta Smiley .Kimball Smith Sandra Smith “Only 304 pages to go before English Bruce Nelson Elizabeth Smithburg Michael Somers Robert Somers 65 Elizabeth Spettifue D v d Si. Germain JOHN L. SONDEREGCER . . . participated in wrestling, tennis, and S” Club . . . secret ambition: to test-drive Ferraris in Italy. EUGENE P. SORMAN . . . (Gent) . . . works at Lund’s on the vocational training program . . . belonged to M.D.V.C . . . will attend Minnesota School of Business. ELIZABETH B. SPETTIGUE . . . Betsy was chapter president of Y-Tecns and secretary of Choralettes . . . active in Arrow. Student Colincii, and swimming team . . . co-chairman of Prom . . . Sweetheart Swing Queen . . . plans to train seeing-eye dogs. DAVID H. ST. GERMAIN . . . Dare . . . member of the Arrow staff and German Club . . . worked at Red Owl . . . will major in history at Winona State. STEPHANIE STANGER . . . Steph . . . participated in Choralettes, Pep Club, and Y-Tcens . . . worked on a homecoming committee and was an office aide . . . enjoys skiing and skating. ROBERT G. STANLEY . . . Bools ... Bob won the National Scholar Athlete Award . . . participated in football, hockey, and golf . . . treasurer of S Club . . . member of French Club and Sophomorr Council. KATHERINE A. STEELE ... Katkie . . . active in Band, Arrow. and Computer Club . . . likes badminton . . . worked on a homecoming committee . . . plans to attend U of M. RICHARD M. SUNDBY . . . Beam . . . Dick was active in Student Council, golf, J.V. hockey, and French Club . . . will study microbiology at U of M. GLORIA L. SUN DELL . . . Glory . . . participated in Art Guild, Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . worked on a homecoming committee . . . won Honors Diploma . . . enjoys singing and dancing . .. plans to enter U of M. Katherine Steele PATRICIA A. SUNDELL . . . Patty . . . worked on a homecoming committee and Art Guild . . . interested in drama and art . . . received Honors Diploma . . . member of Pep Club and Y-Teens ... college plans: U of M. WILLIAM T. SUTHERLAND . . . Bill belonged to Computer, Math, Radio, and Spanish clubs . . . won Merit Letter and Honors Diploma ... going into engineering. ANITA M. SVENDDAL . . . member of Y-Teens. Red Cross. Pep Club, and Choralettes . . . active in M.D.V.C and Junior Achievement. DAVID R. SWANSON . . . Grease . . . Dave participated in wrestling and the Stage Crew . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and skiing .. . delivery boy for La Pizzaria. KATHRYN A. SWANSON . . . Kathy . . . enjoys water-skiing and swimming . . . active in Junior Achievement, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and Choral Club . . . will attend U of M. STEPHEN L. SWANSON . . . Swan . . . Steve was a member of Cerman Club, Hi-Y, golf and sophomore football teams . . . worked on a homecoming committee . . . sails in summer ... college plans: U of M. TANIS A. TAYLOR . . . participated in Y-Tecns, Art Guild, and Pep Club . . . member of girls’ swimming team . . . wants to attend art school after graduation. ROGER M. TEACHWORTII . . . Chet . .. interested in forestry, geology, fishing, and hunting . . . worked as a stockboy for Hallmark Card Shop . . . plans to enter the U.S. Forestry Service. ALLEN M. TEETER . . . A1 was president of Art Guild . . . participated in sophomore football and Hi-Y . . . likes to play soccer ... plans to be a teacher. 66 Richard Sundby Gloria Sundell Patricia Sundell William Sutherland Anita Svenddal David Swanson Kathryn Swanson Stephen Swanson Ciao! Isabel Meza and Angelo Torreggiani Allen Teeter 67 Tanis Taylor Roger Teachworth Allison Teeter Jon Theis Sharon Thcisen Sheila Theiaen Kalhlyn Thompson Terry Thompson Thomas Tierney David Tikal William Tilbury Ben Titus 68 “That feds good now scratch a little harder.M Bob Stanley, Sue Vick, Tim Browning Daniel Totino Dennis Totino Angelo Torreggiani Suzanne Tomlinson Paul Virgin Susan Vischer Thomas Uttley Susan Vick ALLISON J. TEETER . . . Al . . . member of chccrleading squad . . . belonged lo Pep Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Choir, and Arrow . . . enjoys tumbling and badminton . . . wants to attend St. Cloud State. JON T. THEIS . . . likes to read . . . will attend U of M . . . belonged to German Club. SHARON M. THEISEN . . . elected to Sophomore, Junior, and Senior councils . . . participated in French Club, Pep Club, and both all-school plays . . . plans to attend U of M and join the Peace Corps. SHEILA L. THEISEN . . . cast member of two all-school plays . . . active in Pep Club, French Club, Spanish Club, and Y-Teens . . . enjoys tennis and swimming . . . will enter U of M. KATHLYN L. THOMPSON . . . Kay was a Y-Tcens chapter president . . . participated in N.H.S., Student Council, Wagistanian, Choir, and A.F.S. Club . . . won Honors Diploma . . . will study anthropology at U of M. TERRY G. THOMPSON . . . Norton . . . senior class treasurer . . . played on football team . . . belonged to “S” Club . . . secret ambition: to change all Washburn street signs to Southwest. THOMAS E. TIERNEY . . . Cap . . . Tom was captain of the tennis team . . . enjoys skiing, golf, and badminton . . . member of MS Club . . . plans to study printing at Stout State College. DAVID C TIKAL . . . Dave plays in the V.F.W. Band . . . participated in Band, cross country, and a prom committee ... will attend U of M. WILLIAM G. TILBURY . . . Bill . . . participated in track, sophomore football, and Choral Club . . . enjoys weightlifting .. . college plans: Munkato State. BEN A. TITUS . . . member of cross country and track teams . . . likes to play golf . . . will attend U of Idaho. MARY S. TOMLINSON . . . Sue . . . member of Pep Club and a homecoming committee . . . worked at Bridgcman’s . . . will attend U of M. ANGELO F. TORREGCIANI . . . Angelo was our A.F.S. stu-dent from Italy . . . enjoys soccer and fishing . . . belonged to A.F.S. Club . . . plans to enter the field of scientific research. DANIEL S. TOTINO . . . Dan . . . member of the wrestling team . . . likes to bowl . . . secret ambition: to wrestle the Crusher. THOMAS D. UTTLEY ...Tom . . . chairman of World Affairs Club . . . member of N.H.S., Choir, French Club, F.T.A. . . . enjoys skiing and swimming . . . received Honors Diploma . . . would like to become a history teacher. SUSAN M. VICK . . . Sue was a homecoming princess . . . membei of Y-Teens . . . served as phy. cd. leader and office aide .. . enjoys spectator sports. PAUL E. VIRGIN . . . Abner . . . “S” Club president . . . participated in football, track, and sophomore basketball ... plans to major in history at U of M. SUSAN N. VISCHER ... Sue .. . typist for Bureau of Engraving . . . belonged to M.D.V.C. . . . hopes to be a court reporter . . . will attend Minnesota School of Business. 69 Margaret Voediach Peter Waldor Timothy Walgren Charles Walters David Weber 7 thought the basketball game uws tonight. Jim Lange Candice Wedgewood Robert Wennerstrom 70 Joy Webster Robert Wellemeyer MARGARET A. VOEDISCH ... Marg ... active in Wagistanian, Choir, and Y-Teens . . . member of French Club, Spanish Club, and Pep Club . . . received Honors Diploma. PETER F. WALDOR . . . Pete . . . interested in flying . . . plans to attend U of M or join the Air Force. TIMOTHY C WALGREN . . . Surf ... Tim was Hi-Y chaplain and president of his Junior Achievement company . . . member of homecoming committee and Red Cross . . . worked on ground crew for Minnesota Twins. CHARLES F. WALTERS . . . Charlie .. . likes to hunt and fish . .. worked as a cook at Perkins. H. MARCIA WATTSON . . . Mush . . . homecoming queen . . . secretary of Student Council and co-captain of Indianettes . . . active in Wagistanian, N.H.S., Choir, and All-Gty Student Council . . . won Merit Letter and Top Honors. DAVID C. WEBER . . . Dave was a hall guard . . . played baseball and football . . . interested in hunting and has taken flying lessons .. . will major in forestry at the U of M, Sl Paul. JOY C. WEBSTER . . . worked on homecoming committee . . . enjoys trawling and wrestling . . . wants to be a secretary .. . scrct ambition: to be a Red Knight. CANDICE L WEDGEWOOD . . . Bozo . . . chaplain of Y-Teens chapter and treasurer of Pep Club . . . member of Choir, German Club, girls' swimming team and flag twirlers. ROBERT D. WELLEMEYER . . . Bob belonged to German Club and Choral Club . . . enjoys piano, hunting and boating . . . volunteer at Minneapolis Veterans’ Hospital . . . plans to attend U of M. ROBERT B. WENNERSTROM ... Bob was captain of the basketball team and also played baseball . . . member of “S” Gub and Spanish Club. PATRICK M. WESTCOTT . . . Pat . . . member of F.T.A. and Germah Gub . . . cast member of both all-school plays . . . enjoys music, writing, and swimming . . . hopes to be a teacher. BARBARA L WESTERENG . . . Barb . . . participated in Indianettes, Choir, and Y-Tecns . . . worked on a homecoming committee . . . enjoys skiing . . . secret ambition: to meet her little brother’s girlfriend’s older brother. JAMES A. WESTERGREEN . . . Westy . . . Jim was active in J.V. hockey . . . likes to play basketball and baseball . . . plans to join the Navy after graduation. MARGARET G. WHEATON ... Madge ... belonged to Y-Teens, Choir, Cerman Club, and French Gub . . . enjoys skiing .. . plans to be a music teacher. BRUCE L WHEELER . . . Wheels . . . member of cross country and track teams . . . enjoys music and interpretative reading ... will attend Mankato State. RICHARD B. WHITING ... Dick likes sailing and skiing . . . participated in Spanish Club and track . . . worked on homecoming committee . . . will study architecture at U of M. Patrick Westcott Barbara Westercng MARY F. WIED . . . interested in skiing, dancing, music, and sports . . . belonged to Choir, Y-Teens, and German Club. BERT T. WILLIAMS . . . King of the Surf . . . participated in sophomore baseball, sophomore basketball, and Hi-Y . . . worked at a bowling alley . . . future plans: military service. James Westcrgreen Bruce Wheeler Margaret Wheaton Richard Whiting Mary Wied Bert Williams 71 Marillyn WiUon Garfield Wilber David Wylie Robert Yund not pictured William Benson Jobena Carr Glenn Crouse Liv Homeland Robert Huseby Lee Mertesdorf Gerald Reese Ronald Sandhoff JAMES G. WILLNER . . . Gar . . . member of the wrestling team . .. plans to join the Nary. MARILLYN J. WILSON . . . N.H.S. secretary . . . member of Choir, German Club, A.F.S. Club, Y-Teens, and Wagislanian . . . likes to water-ski . . . plans to major in history . . . won Honors Diploma. DAVID P. WYLIE . . . Dare was Hi-Y president . . . participated in sophomore hockey and Choir . . . worked at the Edina Kitchen Bakery . . . will major in social work at U of M. ROBERT A. YUND ... Bob .. . worked at Joyce’s Bakery . . . likes swimming, boating, and horseback riding . . . plans to attend U of M. JOHN R. ZIMDARS . . . Student Council treasurer . . . actire in “S” Club, A.F.S. Club, Arrow, and tennis . . . worked on a homecoming committee . . . plans to attend Gustarus Adolphus College. CAROLL D. ZUCKMAN . . . belonged to Y-Teens and Junior Achierement . . . worked as an office aide . . . plans to attend a business college after graduation. S. WILLIAM BENSON . . . BUI, Benny . . . worked as a dishwa«her and cook at Art’s . . . interested in cars and clothes. JOBENA CARR . . . transfer student from Wichita, Kansas . . . interested in music, reading, and rock collecting . . . won Top Honors . . . plans to major in physical science. GLENN R. CROUSE . . . worked at a service station and the Burger King . . . enjoys hunting, pool, and weight lifting. LIV I. HORNELAND . . . transferred from Forest Lake, Minnesota .. . belonged to Choralettes . . . likes dancing and music ... plans to go into fashion designing. ROBERT A. HUSEBY . . . Bob . . . participated in Choral Club . . . likes to ski. . . will enter the Navy after graduation. LEE A. MERTESDORF . . . member of a bowling league . . . interested in electronics and cars . . . plans to attend Dunwoody Institute. RONALD N. SANDHOFF ... Ron .. . works at Lund’s on vocational training program . . . interested in coin collecting. 72 in memoriam Out of the strain of the Doing, Into the peace of the Done; Out of the thirst of Pursuing, Into the rapture of Won. Out of grey mist into Brightness. Out of pale dust into Dawn — Out of all wrong into Rightness, We from these fields shall be gone. — Fay Dennis J. Dechaine Roger W. Brown 1947-1963 1947-1964 To Inc in hrarls n r Irarr hrliiml i n mil In (hr. 74 remember — getting lost in crowded S.W. halls . . . Pershing dances ... the Spring Fling ... the Anthony kids . . . Washington Trip—Donald Duck orange juice—roast beef—squirt guns . . . pink passes and yellow absence slips . . . new Indianettes . . . perch, pizza, and wiener winks ... the Schottische and the Glo-worm ... the great organ crisis . . Washhurn game, 20-12 ... Mr. McDonough . . . Mythology and 3200 . . . Albert Lea, Shattuck, and Owatonna football games . . . Mr. Strobel’s jokes . . . BSCS . . . variety shows ... The Mouse That Roared _ . . junior slop day . . . mohair sweaters . . . baldies, animals, and surfers . . . saddle shoes . . . Mr. Halley’s kindergarten classes . . . Sadie Hawkins Dances and Marry in’ Sam . . . elephant jokes . . . Chancellors ... the class yell at pep fests . . . Choir and Band concerts . . . breakfasts at Perkins . . . winter air conditioning . . . sports previews . . . Pizza Pantry .... the great clock work . . . S.W. honk . . . Bali Hai . . . Cross Country championships . . . Marguerite’s summer in Brazil . . . Porky’s . . . the vocational training program . . . Sweetheart Swings . . . Electrolyze the T ommie-guys — Queen Marcia . . . Bob Potter, M.C. . . . senior elections—President Sterling—Fiskettes . . . zzzero hour— no-doz . . . senior advisory . . . broken test tubes—black boxes—valence quizzes—Dr. Baxter . . . the new bleachers . . . A. C. T. and College Boards . . . mass mantoux tests . . . Miss Dona—oops! Mrs. Thompson . . . Mr. L. Johnson—6th hour hall monitor . . • Angelo and Issy . . . Pygmalion . . . English leather . . . Sno-Day • • • pierced ears . . . beating Washburn 3-0 to enter State Hockey Tournament . . . the old auditorium . . . Banquet at Golden Valley C.C. . • • Baccalaureate . . . Commencement and party at St. Olaf... Project ’65. 75 I Class Council SEATED: Barli Hanson, Marsha Beeson, Jan Jemell, Julie Moore, Kathy Anderson, Mr. Raymond. STANDING: Jeff Moore, Ginny Wurtz, Anne Dolan, Tom Anderson, John Werner, Pam Dibble, Gregg Almquist. Juniors remember . . . 3200 . . . zero and sixth hour phy. ed. dancing classes . . . Lumpy's leather cap . . . The Mysterian . . . Pam Dahl’s slumber party . . . going to health clubs ... the Mantoux tests . . . Lyn Dean’s knee . . . the girls that sanded the lunchroom chairs . . . Jo Ann Jilson’s representative from Benilde ... the Lloyd Thaxton circle . . . Dino's crowd . . . the girls' basketball tournament . . . and, of course, the '64 Washington trip . . . Sandra Aldrlrh Pam Altrmoar Bill Andrraon Don Andrraon John Andrraon S trrn Andrraoa Tom Alriandrr Jim Alvrraoa Bob Andrraoa Cary Andrraoa Kathy Andrraoa Tom Andrraoa Rob Ahrrna Cfffj Alaaquiat Barb Andrraoa Chrtyl Andrraoa lanicr Andrraoa Krla Andrraoa Karen Armnnlet Wendy Benton Don Bouchier Ben Bran Mary Cervin Drbby Crail Tom Arnold Julie Bits Jeff Bowen Jeff Burgett Joann Chipka George Crone John Athmead Chrryl Brrgttrom Barb Boyer Chuck Burro ught Mary Churhel Bob Cronk Janice Bacon Phil Bergttrom Jim Bratachi Tom Cain Jackie Clawitrr Pam Dahl Bill Ball Holly Blake Jeff Brrtnor Judy Calhoun Belly Coaker Bill Dahlen Pal Barager Nancy Blake Wynne Broma Phil Campbell Richard Cohen Tim Dallon Bccka Barbatila Sally Bloom Barb Brown Colleen Carney Cindy Colberg Becky Daulrrmann Victoria Barnea Stephanie Boddy Cathy Brown Sue Carow Cretchen Cnnkey Merrill Davit Martha Beeton Bill Boler David Brown David Carroll Debby Conklin Lvn Dean Judy Benton Chrit Boot a I it John Brunrr Douglat Caulk Sandy Cooper I.inda Drchaine Sui4Q Deateian Pat Dunn Mary Fitzgerald Gene Celler Linda Cuataraon Colleen DcVaney Mike DuRochc Sharon Klatz Craic Ccrdea Tom Culhrie Pam Dibble Jell Edftten Su� y Ford Noel CilliUnd Dick Male Don Dickcraon Ira Eiacnatadt Sharon Kortnico Cheryl Cohdea Pat Hall Tom Dobbi Beth England Mark Francia Sue. Coldtman Kathy Hallbeck Anne Dolan Dennia Erickaon Greg Franzen Cheryl Gorrlc Mary Hammer Jaala Doran Julie Ernat Mark French Carol Craff Michael Harria Nancy Drew Deborah Fangmeier John Fuller Wendy Green Kitty llarriaon Kerrie Drogue Mike Fertnoyle Julie Gaintlcy Holly Greene Forrcat Haraehe Dick Duggan Phil File uer Marti Gammct Bruce Croatephai Sandi Harvey “Ugh! These cockroaches are driving me bug-gy!” Sheila Martin “Oh, these mosquitoes!' Marc Haskovitz What’s a picnic without ants? Mr. Mayo, Julie Moore , sweet music. Bill Ball Oh rapture! Linda Mulhnlland M� re Krn Jane HatkoviM Hang Hraly Stephanie Gary Bill Huncrak Hyland Janohosky Deanna Debbie Dolorea Johnson Johnson Johnson Paula Joanne Mike J ii I ice Kahn Karch Larry Jeff Bill Koechcl Kranitsky Krou c Dan Crclchen Sue Heaton Hclweg Hewitt Robert Doria Barb Janren Jenaen Jenavold Fred Cordon Ken Johnson Johnson Johnson Judy Nancy Jo Karjalahti Kaaner Kces Steve John Dave Kubit Kulstad Kurvers Tom Linda Jean Hol ingcr Hoover Hosking Jan JoAnn Bruce Jrrnell Jilaon Johnson Mary Jane Mary Lou Murine Johnson Johnson Johnson Tom Karen Bob King Kipp Kitchen Terry Roger Vonda I jiiiin Laneaard tango John Hotvct Connie Johnson Nancy Johnson Barb Knapp Pam LaPitx 81 Ken Ijirkin Jim Li 3i|e Gregg Lough Marilyn Marlin Bob Mnhib Bud Moo Kathy Morrow Mark Nelaon Molly Laraen Barb Leallo Jack Lytle Sheila Martin Karl Melby Cary Mohn Llmla Mulholland Mary O'Connell Bonnie I arron Sally LUb Lol Marrtrna Karen Mayer Pam Merritt Larry Moon Penny Narjlonc Colleen O'Donnell John La non Bob Linderberg Avia Mamiel Tim McCauley Sandy Miller Jell Moore Bruce Nathanton Pat O'Hara Taml I.araon Linda Loiloen Karen Mann Judy McConville Steve Mitchell Julie Moore Nancy Nehla Ralph Otaon Kathy I ijthton Slrve Lorration Jim Manning Donna MrCinnea Tom Mlrell Linda Morgan Bob Nelaon Fred Ople Students studiously study studies. Top: Fred Opie Center: Muriatic Johnson, Kathy Sanders Bottom: Gregg Almquist 82 IFhen the cal’s away, the mice will play. Top: Kathy Hallbeck and Linda Dechaine Center: Marilyn Martin Bottom: Jim LeSage and Bruce Nathanson Doug Laurie Owen Page Pelmet Parker Erwin Penny Rick Paulson Pcdrrim Pertich Chuck Bill Carolyn Petrine Petersen Peterson Connie Tom Sharon Peterson Peterson Petit Mike Bruce Ann Petrich Pfau Phillips Janet Budd Phyllis Pollock Premack Price John Jeff Scott Priestley Psyhos Purdura Pete Linda Bruce Quirt Rambo Ramra 83 “Hey, uhat are you doing in my locker?” Top: Bob Wilcraft Bottom: Pat Bara per, Carolyn Heed Julie Knoiu Barb Rien Bruce Kovenhrrg Carolyn Herd Cheryl Rinilal Geri Ro� enberg Dave Kendow Terry Ring SUMR Rovlck Nancy Rhineamith Jeff 'River Mike RoToer Barbara Richter Sherri Robbin Pat Ryan Mildred Richter Su«an Running Kathy Sander Janire Sandcrpn Paula Scheidler Jerry Schneck Linda Scbvrendrr David Shetland Bonnie Sivanich Georgia Smith Steve Smith Lee Sathre Doug Srhihurr John Sclioenholf Larry Shada Brace SheUtad Cretehen Sleiaer Kathleen Smith Tim Smith Rodney Scarlett Linda Schmidt Bruce Schrepplc Sue Shearer Sue ShixjuUt Don Smith Pam Smith Dale Spettlgue 84 Hear ye not the hum of mighty workings' —Keats. Top: Matt Thompson Bottom: Judy Benson John Irii Pal Standish Stauhus Strrge Paul Carol Nancy Steen Strnbrrg Stevenson John Drnnia Tom Stlmtt Slock Sundby Judy Lynn Craig S«rml UI Svrnpladsen Swanson Sue Sherrie Barb Swanson Sweeney Swelin Sandy Vicky Mall Swenaon Trelin Thompson Tony Mickey Susan Thompson Thorstenson Tikal Crrald Kathy Terry Tomforde Tosier Tripp Freda Craig Margaret Tyree I'ngerman Ullley Dale John Don Walker Wallin Walter Sue Nancy Dean Wedgrwood Wefel Weigel Cary Mary Ignore Vanderbyde Van Horn Van San ten John Dare Bill Warp Watkin Weber Karin Sue Doug Wriland Weinberger WeirauelP 85 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Gayle Weittcl Jim WMykr Joyce Wolf Miko Zipoy Pat Werdick Tony Wilke Cinny WuiU Linda Zollar John Wendy Werner Wert Becky Linda Williamton Winer Knthy Nancy York ZabeJ Barb Bob Hanaon Kitaon Tom Wheeler Linda Winatead Carol Zehringrr Jeanne Kranae Bob Witcraft Grorgeann Zimmerman Margy Uttley Leonard Anderaon Richard Bleyhl Doug CUy Jacqueline Ea«e Rogrr Elllngaon fdnard Evana Judy Fimian Gale Firming Mary Wanda Floyd Terry Coering Linda Craham Nyleae Jenaen Laurel Johnaoa Lynn Johnaoa Kathy Lawman Ronald Lee Norman Leaaard Mike Lowe Ramona Lyon Barb Nicbol Patty Nichola Jeffrey Nordahl Judy Peteraon Karen Sboll Karen Sjoquitt Carol Slavin Wayne Vbompaon Robert Walkowaik “Now, while I’m supposed to be getting a drink, ril call the library for the answer. jjenore yan Santcn 86 Please PRINT! Dennis Stock, Larry Koechel, Gordon Johnson, Marie Jaffee, Debbie Crai). “ prefer classical biographies, but.. Pam Dahl, Pam Dibble, Kathy HaUbeck But Arthurs not a plant—he's my friend!” Mike Karch Sound in body, sound in mind (?) Jane Healy, Kathy Anderson 87 sophomores CLASS COUNCIL ROW 1: Connie Halpem, Zane Lumclsky, Doug Jones, Kathy Cudc, Hadley Clarren, Carol Carpenter, Pat Heath. ROW 2: Roger Johnson, Pat McDonald. Steph Broin, Beth Johnson, Anne Wallace, Bob Smutka. Georgia Hartwell, Mr. Adam. ROW 3: Steve lihlcnkott, Dodd Lambrrton, Bill Hursh, Andrea Reed, Pat Nelson, Mark Miller, Nancy Bernhagrn, Mary Drcwitz, Howard Atkin, Wes Bigelow, Kreg Kapitan, Bruce Knowles. Sophomores rememl er ... a new elass united ... the “fortunate forty” meeting Mr. Wohlford . . . Vicki Tilseth—our varsity cheerleader . . . making choir, choralettes, and Indianettes . . . the barrel John Teeter wore to Sadie . . . the old gym lockers . . . the new gym lockers . . . rotating junior and senior high auditoriums . . . mono—the fashionable disease . . . first year attending Sweetheart . . . some soph girls playing football during the summer . . . some soph hoys playing football during the February blizzard . . . John Gurban making varsity basketball . . . Mrs. Foster . . . and, of course, the ’65 Washington trip. Linda Alnamlrt Darld Andrrarn Judy Anderton Scot I Andrearru Mary An«U Sue Armaironc Cheryl Alien Oral Anderaon Ken Anderaon John Andrrn Bob Arlandaon Howard Atkin Dobbin Atwood Jo Mario Bor or Bobba Boyle Carol Brnuilr Diane Carlton Ron Churchill Jell Auitin Carol Bergmann Kaotje Braam Jell Brown Janet Carlton Hadley Clarrra Pr «T Baillargron Steve Rcrgquitl Virginia Braddock Pam Buck Joanne Carlton Judy Cohen Keith Baker Nancy Brrnhagen Mary Branley Pnt y Burkrold Jelf Carolut Cynthia Coleman Bonnie Halcomb Wcaley Bigelow Mark Brattll France Burch Carol Carpenter Bob Coleman Cheryl Bariboau Stetren Bjur Jan Breen Darid Burton Stephanie Carr Carol Colin Mike Barry Helen Buddy Sandy Brett Dave Callaway Margaret Carroll Mary Ellen Cooke Jo Bartoletti Dave Boe Bill Brialey Dan Campbrll Miko Carroll Kill Coppage Ray Bendl Rick Boehm Mike Broberg Mike Carl Cindy Chilttrom Robert Copua Judy Renton Jenny Bogren Steph Broin Dan Carlton Kathie Chrittman Cathy Co Adam s Travel Agency recruits this year's sophs. Marsha Engle and Mary Fischer “And then he said .. Nancy Lciningcr and Belh Johnson Leslre Cranston Rolllc Daubanton Cindy Du Val Sieve Erlcluon F.ltiabelh Franrrn Nancy Calhv Tom Croft Cron Crank Jim Mike Mary •Davidson Dctchons do Werff Leslie Mary Nancy Kcfinondi Elrhliorn Elckbof Bob Carol Nola Falla Farnbam Farnsworth Mark Julio Julio Frederlckson FrrIJ French Carol Cron Christine Dicrlnger Holly Ellaaon Kevin Faua David Friedman Kathy Cude Steve Dimond Steve Ellingson Bob Fine Betty Fuller Janice Dahle Kim Do elf Leonard Ellis Barbara Fink Terry Cale Tom Dahlatrom Elaine Dourla Pat Enfer Mary Fischer Janet Cast Martha Dalton Mary Drewitt Marsha Engle Kav Fleming Bruce Ccfvert Bruce Danielion Tom Drocgcmurllrr Allan .Erickson Marsha Fleming Vicki Goldstein 90 “You mean when they cross that line we get six points? Mary Wallin, Pam Buck, Mary Eichhorn, Marcia Woods “Hi, fans!n Rick Lind T eerie Corric Tracy Hall Bonnlft Hartill Alan Hrnaman Terry Howg Ceorfe Steve John CfMa Greene Croeaman Cary Connie Linda Hailey Halpcrn Hammer Sun Georgladee Ciff Hartley Hartwell Hawka Mark Don Refd Hrnkrla Herkeohoff Hiltaley Andrew Nancy Nancy Hruby Hudaon Hnltln Sand! Croeaman Dan Hanaon Mike Heatoq Karen Holatrom Bill Hureh Donna Cruenhayen Jill Ilanaon Pat Heath Jim Holum Paul Jacobaen Chria Jon Jim Cruaa Curkan Haaland Judy Betty Tom Hanaon Harriaon Harriaon Barb Ron Steven Hebner Hechter Hefty Tom Jon Keith Holland Hooyenakker Holal Mark Jane Steve Jaffee Jenarn Johannra Sally Hale Jim Ifarahe Linda Helme Mary Hovland Beth Johnaon 91 Carnet Jim Leroy Johnaon Johnaon Johnaon Sue Sue Yvonne Johnaon Johnaon Johnaon John Krrg Kathy Joyce Kaplun Knapp Kay Mark Peter Koclkrr Kohn Kohner Roark Johnaon Do uc Jonea Ron Knapp Mary Kraby Roger Johnaoo Cny Jonro Bruce Knowln Laura Kranitaky “Hey! Who put the pepi Jennifer Skaug, Nancy McNaghtcn, 1 the popcorn? i Engle, and Sheila Harrison Sue Nancy Crng Kupcho LaDukr LaLondc Marty Lary Jack LinJerberc Livingaton Lon Richard Pat Ron Martrnaon McDonald McKinnon Mike Bob Jatnra MUer Miller Milnor Dodd Lawrence Scott Lambcrton Laraen Leo Mark David Zann l.orberbaum Lowe Lomelaky Nancy Tom Friu McNaghten Medley MoUl Genevieve Julie Larry Mom Moline Molalad Nancy Joy Patricia Leininger I-eRoy Lewi a Janet Cary Mike Lund Lundberg LuUoy Barbara Kogrr Carol Mricher Meredyk Mcycra Marabann David Margaret Mork Moira Mulrhead Rick Lind Dan Maher Mark Miller Bonno Munaon 92 Jill Mur Nancy Sub Ceorge Slfplml Clifford Larry Mike pal Muralt Murnaue Murphy Murphy Murray Murray Nclaon Neleoo Nelaon Nclaon Sandy Tom Aflette Clou Bear Jim Debbie Cerald Linda Claudia Nelaon Noble Nordakog Olwo Oman Ondik Or ten Oaa Oalrom Pankuch Jrenir- Janet Kathy Dave Brad Janrlle Tom Jerry Cbarlee Darlene Paulaon Pearaon Perrine Perry Peleraon Pelrreon Peleraon Pelil Pettiplece Pirrrina Virginia Barb Malli Pally Caaey Alan Colleen Larry Andrea J|m Pingatore Ploog Preiner Ramalad Randall Raymond Reardon Reece Reed Reerea Jim takes a screen test. Jim Rien Cay la Sieve Jim Leallo Doug Reinert Rholl Rinn Rivera Rood Beth Art Barb Bill Sandy Roaenfeld Rubin Rude Ruaaell Sabart Marilyn Mary Virginia Scott Tom Samalad Sandera Sandhoff Sargent Sathre Kent Pix y Sieve Dave Kathy Saundera Sarage Sehmirk Sehncdler Sehoenhoff 93 Dave Schwrlbrrgi Jennifer Skaug Tim Stanko Paul Thoma Ule Turrittln April Schwarts Jeff Sk«m Jon Stanger Nancy Sterner Bob Smutka Brian Swing Patricia Thorsrud Sherrill Utley Pam Schroedl Nancy Simon Sharon Sorman Judy Holly Schulthci Dana SUterman Mark Stafford I.anny Thiel Terry Tomlinson Roberta Selnlck Chria Skogluod Richard Steele Sara Thompion Rhea Tutelman Milt Slgrl Jim Solavig Sue Sxaflarski Vicki Tilaeth Tim Vick Janet Shamp Debbie Smith Gcorgenc Stewart Cheryl Thomsen Steve Uhlenkott Schrorder Pete Silbernagcl Nancy Somers John Teeter Tim Titua Georgia Smith Jan Storlie Tom Thors ell Merry Ulinder Thlrlges Barb Trablaovaky Ron Knapp, Jim Solsvig, Todd Williams Bob Arlandson 94 Walker Jean Waller Te«l Whitten Cordon Wi.e Patrick Dobba Waara Mary Wallin Pam Wheaton Todd William Clenda Dale Wallace Scott Wardrope Creg Widieth Landrum WUe Katie Cibaon Wallin Bob Wein Bob William. Marcia Wood Sheila Harriaon Larry We la Cindy William Steph Wurta Janet KJera Richard Werner Rosa William Nancy Zumbergi Becky Premia Bob Wellael Linda William Steee Zipoy Cheryl MaJoney SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Thoma Ahr Mark Condon Bob Copeland Brace Calle Vincent Hurwlu Craig Jolinton Stephan Jorgenien Sumo Knapp Mark K notion William Kooold Thoma Lienke Daryl Linitrom Margaret Loud Edward Lund William Nelaon Darrell Ne� William Palmer Joieph Premack Richard Sack Connell Saltxman John Smith Michael Stone John Zaitrow “Hang that women-and-children-first bit—I'm getting on! These band buses get worse all the time! Stephanie Wurtz and Mary Hovland Men working? Kreg Kapitan and Rick Lind 95 freshmen NINTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Jane Davenport, Tian Barbatsis, Mr. Wcdyt, Betty Somers, Janet Nielsen. STANDING: Ralph Stevenson, Jack Erdmann, Peter Caspcrsen. HOMEROOM 2 Advisor: Miss Jebe ROW 1: Michelle Thompson, Marcia Christensen, Dwight Gustafson, John Parker, Tom Barrett, Allen Oakes, Steve Scott, Katie Philipp. ROW 2: Denise Dobbs, Debby Luring, Paula Swanson, Sharon Falls, Melanie Paul-zine, Linda Lundeen, Janet Nielsen, Peggy Olson. ROW 3: Judy Kaasa, Karey Logslrom, Laura Tueting, David Lane, Tim Whitten, Flip Gianos, Dan Cook. ROW 4: Irving Binenstock, Jim King, Greg Thompson. Larry Chipka, Jim Ball. Fred Zal cl. Howard Lawrence, Kandy Herman. Not pictured: Sheila Sanders. HOMEROOM 24 Advisor: Mrs. Grady ROW 1: Wanda Hoffman, Roxanne Kamel, Libby Larsen, Gregg French, Chris Adams. Steve Hirsch, Bruce Colin. ROW 2: Pam Benson, Carol Johnston, Janet Levine, Sara Buddy, Tian Barbatsis, Adelia Aker-mark, Mary Nordahl, Cindy Carow. ROW 3: John Moore, Kathy Rutledge, Bill Maurer, John O’Connell, Bob Bruce, Mark Rosequist, Reed Docrr, Tom Tripp. ROW 4: Sharon Zimdars, Bonnie Gunderson. Audrey Flygstad, Ann Freed, Dave Wilkes, Robert Norum, Chuck Carstens, Paul Karlson. 96 HOMEROOM 55 Advisor: Mr. Bjorlin. ROW 1: Peggy Johnson, Gene Winstead, Pam Sachleben, Peggy Bloom, Sharon Fink, Judy Johnson, Janet Egeland. ROW 2: Greg Utley, Bill Dahlcn, Erik Saulitis, Paul Janzen, Pete Peterson, Doug Plott, Jennifer Ische. ROW 3: Cindy Holier, Julie Peterson, Scott Kin-more, Colleen Purcell, Paula Spector, Ellen Kohner, Marit Rainstad, Paulette Chaudoin. ROW 4: Barb Morrison, Tom Sweeney, Steve Marcus, Jim Schcu, Keith Johnson, Mike Powlcs, Roy Hyland, Pete Caspersen. Not pictured: Steve Bing, Steve Svcnddal. HOMEROOM 56 Advisor: Mr. Weydt ROW 1: Charlie Flatz, Tim Peterson, Maria Docrr, Bruce Thayer, Dave Muttison, Jack Shcfland, Don Harsh. Jack Hursh. ROW 2: Judy Fletcher, Chris Granbeek, Charlie Gibson. Bill Nehring, Janice Weiblen, Carol Heinze, Martha Yelland, Tom Spinner. ROW 3: Gloria Ellsworth Dave Thill, Tim Langaard, Drbby Anderson, Jo Ann Okncy, Heather Ncwhall, Margaret Smith, Susan Reed. ROW 4: Jean Ernst, Linda Froslan, Dana Johnson, Chuck Leer, Bill Mueller, Sonny Smith, Roger Sibell, Pat Slavin. Not pictured: Jane Davenport. Sated by the bell—caught by the camera. 97 HOMEROOM 105 Advisor: Mr. Patterson ROW 1: Bob Jaspers, Dick Williams, Gail Greenspoon, MariAnn Greenstein, Kay Koefod, Larry Schneck, Ronald Gallus, Barb Sivanich. ROW 2: Mary Sundby, Martha Conkcy, Dana Pankuch, Lynn Halverson, Linda Aalbcrs, Jill Pur-dutn, Marcella Frobish, Lynn Be-Vier. ROW 3: Kathy Johnson. Linda Moot, Sharon Koclker, Marcia Thompson, Carol Shaw, John Hum-by. Scott Weiner. ROW 4: Paul Clabo, Jeff Rotsch, Paul Conover, John Reeves, John Hegerman, Mark Fredrickson, Ralph Pcny, Jim Anderson. Not pictured: Louise Baldwin. HOMEROOM 116 Advisor: Mi®. Reavis ROW 1: Chris Oss, Mary McAndrew . Kathy Eddy, Leslie I-air, Pat Holt, Gary Fine, Mike Barlow. ROW' 2: Gary Savage, Tony Kellen, Debbie Gregory, Christine Gilliland, Linda Turgeon, Douglas Muirhead. ROW 3: Bill Uphani, Pam Hicks, Eric Lyon. Julie Slcizcr, Elaine Fenny, Betty Moot, Margie Smith. ROW 4: Sue Evans. Tim Holm, Larry Prosser, Larry Kloct, Larry Karjalahti, Jeff Eliason. Richard Herman, Davie Thorsrud. Not pictured: Kevin Litton, Constance Greenberg, Margaret Walter. L, Hey, Tarzan, over here! 98 Shh! I’m hiding from a black cat Where the boys aren’t. HOMEROOM 202 Advisor: Miss Bye ROW 1: Mike Upham, Kris Vardalos, Nancy Totino, Lynn Goldman. John Holm, Steve Davis, Bob Gordon, Bob Wheeler. ROW 2: Judy Perschmann, Carolyn Anglim, Kathy Blanch, Nancy Grossman. Keith Smith. Edwin Worthley, Eric Angvall, Bruce Saarela. ROW 3: Glen Terry, Barbara Ward, Linda VanBlarcom, Kathy Heaton, Mary Gale, Vicki As-penson, Kathy Peterson. ROW 4: Joanne Weaver, Janice Schwcnder, John Erdmann. Robert Sykes, William Clark, Glorian Sorensen, Rory Ley, John Maertens. Not pictured: Paul Baer, John McCie. HOMEROOM 207 Advisor: Mr. Shapiro ROW 1: Paula Eckland, Carolyn Bruner, Jim Billings, Pam Geller, Marlene Harthan, Linda Johnson. Becky Pierzina. ROW 2: Rick Ladin, Mary Nchls, Terry Forbord, Tom Serriil, Kevin Rasmussen, Ralph Stevens, Pat Branley, Chris Farrington. ROW 3: Melanie Dean, Joyce Larson, Pat Stevenson, Jean Beardsley, Susy Lieb, Sue Baxtresscr, Steve Adams. ROW 4: Jim Weinberger, Rick Johnson, Bill Hootcn, Dick King. Anne Bohmhach, Martha Kupcho, Dave Davies. Doug Peterson. Not pictured: Steve Willeford. Michele Raen. HOMEROOM 208 Advisor: Miss Holliday ROW 1: Gwynn Frederick, Bob Nathanson, Randy Pink, Cynthia Kulstad, Marion Ring, Susan Otis, Mary Dols, Candy Clark. ROW 2: Roger Cefvert, Jan Giles, Paul Moore, Mark Wood, Chuck Anderson, Brad Elander, Steven Graff, Steve Medley. ROW 3: Joyce Willner, Maxine Foley, Joan Nielsen, Francis Page, Bill Dale, Mary Sargent, John Stanek. ROW' 4: Tim Kelley, Colleen York, Betty Somers, Sheila Duggan, Vicki Wedge-wood. Bob Mikkelson, Mike Daniel, Rusty Mitchell. 99 eighth grade CLASS COUNCIL ADVISOR: Mr. Caruso. COUNCIL MEMBERS: Marcy Corwin, Chris Drew, Mary Taylor, Scotl Nciman. Fred Dean. HOMEROOM 1 Advisor: Mrs. Hilliard ROW 1: Sieve Dicringcr, Tom Clabo, Brent Bigelow, Cathy Kubilz, Ricky Schlenz, Brian Callaway, Janice Churchill. ROW 2: Mary Kovack, Ann Mikkebon, Betsy Brisley, Murcia Jaffee, Joan J'hiel, Tom Anderson, Julia Jensen, Pally Cook. ROW 3: Darcy Copus, Sandy Lee, Sieve Zim-dars, Gary Engc, Don Blake, Eddie Atkin, Mike Carow. ROW 4: Joe Brady, Jim Salhrc, Allen Guiles, Margaret Hummelsund, Mary Dudcn, Tcrric Keeler, Peggy Deal, Nancy Williams. Not pictured: Sally Stephens. Susan Smith. HOMEROOM 19 Advisor: Mr. Ca-ruso ROW 1: Whilcy Lundeen. Pat Maher, Steve Johnson, Jay Hoogenak-ker. Craig Plekkenpol, Buzz Leer, John Wright. ROW 2: Carolr Smith. Kathy Hoffman, Nancy Martin, Betsy Russick, Linda Toner, Jeanne Crail, Sandy Thompson. David Devin. ROW 3: Randi Solsvig, Sandy Mdchcr, Mary Borchert, Valerie Schwartz, Mandel Sher, Nancy Niemi, Mary Taylor. ROW 4: Carolyn Barrus, Gretchen Larson, Kathy Kupcho, Steve O’Rourke. Mike Erickson. Gary Virgin, Mike Cross, Lance Olson. 100 HOMEROOM 29 Advisor: Mr. Haalanri ROW 1: Jock Sutherland, George Nehls, Dave Uhlenkott, Marny Kolinsky, Cindy Woodin, Jean Hanson, Jodi Lind. ROW 2: Barb Richards, Renee Peterson, Steve He)me, Jeff Ring. Rick Peterson, Dick Shelslad, Margaret Harthan. ROW 3: Sue Hultin. Julie Brunzell, Sally Otis, Sue Green, Linda Oden. Janice Baragcr, Ken Resnick. ROW 4: Mac Swanson, Peggy Lund, Carol Aldrich, Bill Rosenberg, Greg Lloyd, Gloria Ellingson, Jim W'alters, Ron Prieve. Not Pictured: Marcy Corwin, Patty Maloney, Kathleen Tull. HOMEROOM 31 Advisor: Mrs. Swanson ROW 1: Bill Somers, Carol Richter, Gayla Smith, Joe Opie, Trudy Dibble, Conny BeVier, Dianne Weber. ROW 2: Michele Palmer, Jeff Cole, Rich Cornwell, Vernon Rholl, Dan Frick, Paul McClure, Sue Spettigue. ROW 3: Kathy Bebensee. B e t ay P arker, Teresa Penney, Wynne Widlund, Mary Pat Marshall, Jay Dalton, John Lund. ROW 4: Becky Williams, Janet Mac-Kenzie, Elke Schoen. Marilyn Schultz, Tim Caswell, Frank Hartwell, Ray Valdovinos, Tim Peterson. Not pictured: Eric Johnson, Mary Newman. ‘‘The waltz . . . uhat’s that? This report might just be longer than ten minutes.' 101 HOMEROOM 58 Advisor: Mrs. Nightengale ROW 1: Pearl Lowe, Betty Wickland, Susan Johnson, Jean Page], Barb Schneck, Regan Harrison, Tom Holtz. ROW 2: Pete Holm, Jay Berne, Lonnie Dorn, Jill Robinson, Don Soisvig, Cary Wheeler, Ken Alverson, Louis Friedman. ROW 3: Lynda DuVal, Randec Rosenberg, Rita Granvin, Debbie Me Andrews, Tim Hunnicutt, Elizabeth Haugee, Melody Livingston. ROW 4: Debby Peterson. Karla Holst, Lee Dare, Larry Forsman, Cherie Rabideau, Neal Rootes, Lance Evingson, Ward Wheaton. Not pictured: Slichael Manzavrakos, John Paulson. HOMEROOM 118 Advisor: M re. Severson ROW 1: Jenny Drew, Lorie Plott, Gregg Beeson, Tom Baribeau, Bruce Lorentson. Charlie Colin, Dave Luger. ROW 2: Brian Peterson, Ann Coppage, Maureen York, Tom Berg-quist, Doug Sabart, Mike Tessum, Tom Walter. Laura Olcsen. ROW 3: Catherine Berglund, Ramona Dauter-mann, Christopher Drew, Jade Las-seson, Cindy Murphy, Sandra Jacobsen, Pam Nichols. ROW 4: Ann Rarrus, Kay Larson, Wendy Matte, Creg Willeford, David Leighton, Roberta Sherf, Liane Foster, Denise Humphrey. Not pictured: Dennis Peterson. 102 The lunch line gels longer every day. Do you want to help me gum up the works?' HOMEROOM 201 Advisor: Miaa Telander ROW 1: Cary Tuttelman, Rill Storlic, Scon Neiman, Randy Moon. Larry Marcus, Ed Wick land, John Boyer. ROW 2: Fred Oran, Peggy Olson, Debbie Sandler, Victoria Wolden, Mary Lou Hawks, Carolyn Huttner, Mary Crossman. ROW 3: Joe Larson, Phil Luger, Greg Bauch, Gail Holm, Beth Hasko-vitz, Nicolette Noltimcier. ROW 4: Jessie Murray, Debbie Evenson, Bonnie Anders, Beverly Shorn, Sue Standish, Rebecca Andreasen, Karen Solsvig. Not pictured: Joseph Shasky, Bill Smiley, Deborah Holkestad. HOMEROOM 209 Advisor: Mrs. Hande ROW 1: Sue Bates, Beth Reeves, Andy Grossman. Cindy Johnson, Carol Shefland, Lynda Kin-turnon, Jim Perlman. ROW 2: Walter Smith. Bob Hofstrom, Bill Schmidt, Ken Anderson. Laura Johnson, Jeanette Crail, Mark Norring. ROW 3: Joe Ritchie, Diane Stein, Susan Garner, Mary Ann Scanlon, Diane York. Linda Oliver, Tom Beach. ROW 4: Jill Collins, Valerie Medaris, Steve Hanson, Tom Byers, Jay Zumbcrge, Don Reimer, Lyle Goering, Geary McKinnon. Not pictured: Richard Palmer, Laura Jacobson. 103 seventh grade CLASS COUNCIL ADVISOR: Mrs. Suitor, COUNCIL MEMBERS: Kris Ilcnnum, Debbie Reece, G nnie Collins, Linda Solsvig, Sue Stanger, Steph Cianos, Barb Meredyk. HOMEROOM 17 Advisor: Mrs. Wit hero w ROW I: Susan Zeluinger, Gary' Harshe, Kevin Hart, Jon French, Becky Heaton. ROW 2: Ellen Graff, Kevin Colin. Bob Ulinder, Steve Enger, Mark Gilliland. ROW 3: Steve Rivers. Steven Cahow, Bill Larsen. Cindy Stromberg, Connie Collins. ROW 4: Linda Usselman, Judy CarroH, Steve Clay. Bonnie Nadler. Brian McKinnon, Dorothy Lawrence. HOMEROOM 25 Advisor: Mr. D. Johnson ROW 1: Marcia Lowe, Mark Churchill, Darwin Holter, John Ernst, Vickie Smith, William Anderson, Annatnarie Goss, Cherie Burt, Bettie McGovern. ROW 2: Cindy Greene, Norcen Stone, Lisa Crone, Jim Sanders, Paul Anderson. Timothy Salo, Edward Levin, Randall Johnson, Bill Halvorson. ROW 3: Bob Williams, John Stallman, Lurry Slctten, Bob Yablonski, Dorothy McLaughlin, Sandra Johnson, Terri Dunn, Cindy Tosicr, Laura Sathrc. ROW 4: Cindy Lee, Merry Wiesner, Karen Pitts, Sheri Roddy, Kris Hen-num, Deidrc Ramstad, Susan Thompson. Margaret King, Debbie Myers. 104 HOMEROOM 27 Advisor: Mr . Yanacek ROW 1: Kevin Green, Reeky Cole, Richard Wei-Men, Jim Binder, Wayne Van-Blarcom, Sieve Moon. Debra Hclmc. ROW 2: Lisa Young, Terry Torosian, Sharon Jenkins, Nancy Preckshot, Robin Loring. Cathie Matte, Vanessa Hattcrsley. ROW' 3: Michelle Pier-7-ina, Jan Clarren, David Crawford, Jeffrey Westcott, Michael Terry. Steve Smedberg. ROW 4: Doug Oberle, Sandy Fritscn, Faith Idzorck, Keith Schweil)crgrr, Randy Swing, Scott Shandorf. Valerie Haverkost. ROW 5: Gary Johnson, Irene Mueller, Rick Walter, Pam Wedge-wood, Debbie Reece, Pati Giles, Bill Goldman, Curolyn Miller. Not pictured: Lorainc Krueger. HOMEROOM 52 Advisor: Mr. Mayo ROW 1: Beverly Atkin, Dann Leubner, Rick Peterson. Kris Ang-vail, Patti Olson. Jo Daugherty, Robert Hale. ROW 2: Connell Johnston, Joey Thordson, Gregg Vardalos, Dianne Jungell, Diane Plekkenpol, Debra Oppel, Nancy Bematz. ROW 3: Debra Skollar, Mary Scran, Sue Stanger. Jane Ploog, Sherry Farnsworth, Jean Barrus, Gayle Mulhol-land. ROW Lynne Olson, Rachel Erickson, Paul Stevens, Tris GrobcL Kurt Noltimier, Craig Sinks, Mike Fischbcin. ROW 5: Ted Steen, Bryan Gudmundson. Mike Maloney, Barb Blanch, Jinnea Anderson, Mary Flygstad, Yvonne Oman, Beth Bruner. 105 HOMEROOM 101 Advisor: Mrs. Sutton ROW 1: Nancy Bershow, Laurie Muller. Ellen Okney, Rosalie Paulzinc. Barbara Friedman. Steven Blacker, Dan Caspersen. ROW 2: Jerry lloogcnakker, Mike Brown. lisa Runquist. Cheryl Atpenson. Patty Parker. Lynn Aspnes. Gail Ripplierg-rr. ROW 3: Nancy Smith. Bonnie Ellingson. Kay I � we, Mary Crus . Jerry Smith. Bruce Smith. Doug Falls. Kent Kapitan. ROW 4: Diane Olson, Rosie Adlin. Cindy tarson, Pam Anderson. Ricky Randall. Peggy Hull in. Peter Lienke. ROW’ 5: linda Solsvig. Sandy Eliason, Patricia Smiley. Vicki Evenson. Lori Foster. Tom Hrgg, Andrejs Treibergs. Rickey Hausladcn. HOMEROOM 102 Advisor: Mr. Maghan ROW’ 1: Bruce Blumenthal, Mary Larson. Lynn Runquist, Ann Hafften, Jeff Gcrstncr, Perry Werdcr, Marcie Peterson. ROW 2: Timothy Cox. Janet Jackson. Bob Slrombcrg, Stephanie Gianus, Carol Bahiracki. Sue Thonell, Sally Johnson. ROW' 3: Lind Erickson, Carol Denison, Elizabeth Smith. Kathy Noma, Lani Dean, Jeff Dahl. David Raymond. ROW 4: Janice Zehringer, Dorothy B ddy, Eric Thorson. Tom Oss. Fred Campbell. Brian Allen. Cindy Warp. ROW 5: Nancy Kipp. Nikki Zumbcrgr. Dan Nordahl. Carol Hansen. Gregg Libbey, Kathy Holte, Tom Burton. Nancy Hansen. Not pictured: Deborah Strutzenberg. HOMEROOM 205 Advisor: Mr. Hacked ROW 1: Allen Wurtz, Nancy Gibson. Barbara Mercdyk, Debra Opsal, James Pinkham, Jerry Grengs, Edward Braddoek. ROW 2: Jeff Greenspron, Stuart Lorherhaum, Lee Kamel, Linda Donnelly, Marilyn Brown, Pam Foster, Mary Oliver. ROW 3: Holly Stone, Richard Sykes, Brad ShcUtad, Jim Murray. Russell Smith. Mark Wise. Joel Trssari. Linda (.arson. ROW 4: Stephanie Goering, Virginia Edwards, Cheryl Hughes, Debbv Borowski, Barb Beep, Leah Sabe , W ally Sherman. ROW 5: Anne Smith. Leslie Fangmrirr, Patty See-len. Bonnie Breen, Patty Delchons. Paul Gtok, Richard Philipp, Richard Leniaire. Not pictured: Timothy Pollard. 106 junior high-lights STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor: Mrs. Lewis ROW 1: Jan Giles— Secretary; Mary Grossman—Vice-President; Chuck Leer—President; I) e b b y Reece- Treasurer; Boh Bruce?—Parliamentarian. ROW 2: Jon French, Libby Larsen, Jean Hanson, Ann Coppage, Nancy Ber-show. ROW 3: Mar)- Nehls, Judy Fletcher, Keith Schweiberger, Bob Hofstrom, Nancy Grossman. ROW 4: Martha Con key, Margie Smith, Beth Bruner, Peggy Deal, Kathy Kupcho, Greg Bauch. 107 activities student council ROW 1: Isabel Meza, Brv Bruce, Laurie Fowler, Mary Sanders, Anne Morrow, Cinny Wurtz, Lynda Johnson. ROW' 2: Pat McDonald, Hadlt-y Clarrrn, Marcia W'attson, Julie Cainsley, Pam Johnson, Sue Shearer. Jane Healy, Sally Lich. ROW 3: Jeff Stiller, Sterling Clarrrn. Brucr Knowles. Janet Jones, Betsy Spettigue, April King, Dale Spettigue. Allison Teeter, Cindy DuVal. ROWr 4: Nancy Kasner, Terri Faua, Linda Williams, Mark jaffee, Boh Witcraft, Alan Henenian, Mike Hart, John Zimdars, JoAnn Jilson. ROW 5: Chuck Burroughs, Dick Sundhy, Greg Jones, Grrg Hawks, Bruce Enslad, Dave Caspcrsen, Bill Coppage, Ira Eisenstadt. Direction ... Discussion . .. The 1964-65 student council year was characterized by accomplishment and reform. Although the council relinquished sponsorship of the cooking school, it took on other tasks important to the students. It revamped the Southwest Indian Guidebook. which was outdated by five years, and set up a Fashion Council to interpret the dress code. Again the council sponsored the High School Bowl. Our competition with Washburn was exciting as well as educational. Thirty-seven representatives, elected at large under a revised voting procedure, and ten non-efected members acted as a link between the student body and the administration. Bill Bonneville—Vice-President; Marcia W'attson—Secretary; Dale Spettigue -All-City Representative; John Zimdars—Treasurer; Craig Schwender— President. Decision. no boys’ and girls’ state The Boys' and Cirls’ Stale program is designed to develop good citizens. The individual is made aware of his future civic responsibility through direct participation in a mock gubernatorial election. The nomination of officers, establishment of a platform, and writing of campaign speeches creates a personal awareness of the importance of a well-informed, actively interested citizen in the affairs of our country. Our representatives, Julie Johnson, Sterling Clarren, Terry Coleman, and Marty Fisk, felt the experience offered opportunities of learning with which they had not previously been confronted. The Southwest delegates expressed the opinion that each of their fellow students would benefit from this valuable experience. n.h.s. National Honor Society members, led by President Terry Coleman, had an active year. After the induction of new members, committees were set up to plan social and cultural activities. A successful Santa Anonymous Drive was the year’s first accomplishment. Members of the club are chosen on the basis of their scholarship, service, leadership and character. Membership may not exceed five per cent of the junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class. Forty-five students were initiated in 1964. OFFICERS: Marillyn Wilson-Secretary; Andy Erdmann-Vice-Preeident; Terry Colrman-Preaident; Bill Ball-Treasurer. HOW 1: Linda Deehaioe, Marguerite Avery, Jan Fillmnan, Glnny Worn. Anne Morrow. Justine Johnson. Kris Anderson. Bc� Bruce. ROW 2: Brace Nathanaon. John Hotret, Kathy Sander . Julie Johnson, Linda Ewald, Marcia Wattaon, Murlane Johmon. Karen Sjoquist. Peggy Nelaon. HOW 3: Bill Ball. Bill Bonnetille, Mary Han aen, Linda Freij, Marit Oden. Nancy Nnnrr, Sterling Clarren, Tom LiUon. laaae licld. Stan Kohn. HOW 4: Chuck Dahle, Marty Flak. Kay Thompson. Janet Pollock. Maren Kaldor. Joyce Engstrom, Cary LeFerre, Don Collin . Mike Sornera. Diane Caine. Cathy Murphy. KOW 5: Stephen Mayer. Mark Hanaon. Tom L'ttley, Tom Cnthrie, Doug Page, Gregg Corwin, Jim Whelpley, Mike Hart, Jeff Shaw. Robert Fngrset, Sue Fder. Barb Martenaon. I I I library Mares Kaldor, Sue Eder. Juatlne Jolinvon. Mike Could. Sue Larvon. Tom Delsema. Situ Kohn. Sieve Smilli. Terry Broin. aides hall guards 112 ROW I: Rick Slump. Allen Leighton, Iwk Held. Chuck Hitchcock. Mr. Hallcy-adviaor. ROW 2: Bill Bonneville, Bruce Nelaon, Dave Hannon, Terry Thompson. Steve Aualin. ROW 3: Jell Shaw, Dale Giles. Barry Broude, Bob Potter. ROW -I: John Larrrvee, Rich Prcus, John Zimdan, Dave Weber. Dave Cardinal. ROW $: Roger Karjalahti, Blake English, Mark Harriton, Roaa Knren, Bruce Almqulat, John Drewiu. p. a. operators ROW 1: Linda Drchainc. Mary JcrmtU, Pat Crimea, Marilyn Martin. ROW 2: Sue Wrdjewood, Mary Ann Colrtnan, Mary Wied. A smooth functioning school involves unselfish work behind the scenes. The library pass, the hall guard chair, the call to the office, the afternoon announcements and the alrsenlec list all represent the hours spent by student volunteers performing the routine hut necessary tasks. Students give the school staff valuable assistance and, at the same time, gain profitable work experience. Bob Potter and Gregg Corwin office aides STANDINC: Diana Copua, Becky Dauteraann, Linda French, Trudy Gordon, Mary Rieger. Barb Jrnatold, l.iu Baker LaVonne LaDuke Mart ?KK0,,‘ K hy H,!!bcck; Bn°btr1, Nan y B nhl|el1 JicW CUwl,w SEATED: Barb Royer, Margt llttley, Stepb Sui e“ Sb Bobbin . Bonnie Knowles, Martha Beeson. r V.3.C. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sieve Dimood, Mike Kirch-Foreman; Craig Cerdei. Jim Solivig, John Catdner, Larry Reeee. Dave Shetland, Sieve Ihleokott, Bob WillUma. Mr. Phillip., Mark Fredrick.oo, Sieve Hefly. Tom Schroeder. PROJECTIONIST i Keilh Baker. camera club LEFT FRONT: Mike Terry. ROW 2: Jerry Grengi, Jell Weacoll, Bruce Blumenthal, Doug Oberle, Edward Braddork. ROW 3: Greet Lough, John Schoenhofl. Tony Wilke . RICHT ROW I: Erie Thonon, Tom O... Jay Berne. ROW 2: Cary Matin, Don Bouehler. Sieve Kubltr. 114 The Visual Aids Club meets in a special interest homeroom and also during study hours to aid the faculty by distributing audio-visual materials. An estimated 1200-1300 films were handled by the twelve boys this year. The Camera Club, open to both junior and senior high students, gives members an opportunity to take, develop, and print their own pictures. This year fifteen boys gained valuable experience through this special interest club. Weekly after-school meetings of the Radio Club were designer! to promote amateur radio. New equipment was financed by profits from book cover sales, which also paid for needed repairs. The “Indian Inkers’’, more commonly known as the Graphic Arts Club, celebrated National Printing Week, January 17-23 by-awarding personalized stationery to five students. Hats and badges indicate the students’ level of achievement. First-year men are Printers’ Devils and wear badges. In the second year, members serve as Apprentices and wear hats made from the Sunday funnies. A third-year Journeyman wears a Want-Ad hat anfl the fourth-year Master is rewarded with a white paper hat. radio club SEATED! Cene Celler-Pree.; Bill Sutherland, Leroy Joboron. STANDINC: Cary Hyland, Don Boncbier, Sieve Kublti. Gregg Lough. Bob Potlei-Vice-Pren.; Tim Salo. graphic arts club LEFT TO RICHT: Jay Berne. Lane Eelngaon, Cbrie Drew. Cary Mobn, Ron Prieve, tiaodel Sber. Sonny Saaiib, Mike Barlow, Scott Hinroorr, Bob Mikkeiaon. Tom HoUioger, Ron Johnaon, Tim Caewell, Mike Powtee, BUI Kroute-Vicr-Prcn.; Mr. Papae, Lance Olaon, Reed Doerr, Danny Cook. Ken Alveraon, Brian Peteraon, Tony Wilkea-Prea. cheSf An active chess club meets every Friday afternoon in room 17. Members include—LEFT TABLE: club Doug Jones, Roark Johnson. RIGHT TABLE: Don Caspersen, Tim Cox. STANDING: Paul Clabo, Andrejs Treibergs, Mike Brown, Rickey Hausladcn, Howard Atkin, Laurie Muller, Fred Campbell, Perry Werder. This dynamic group meets twice a month with its advisor, Mrs. Swanson, to plan trips and to science work on projects. The club maintains the aquariums in room 31 and the terrarium in the hall club window. Members also submitted projects to the Regional Science Fair in April. A field trip to the St. Paul Museum of Science climaxed the year’s activities. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS ROW 1: Diane Stein, Randee Rosenberg, Sue Hultin, Vicki Smith, Mrs. Swanson, Lynn Runquist, Darwin Holter, Carol Richter, Marcy Corwin. ROW 2: Randee Karch, David Devin, Judy Fletcher, Lisa Runquist, Patty Cook. ROW 3: Steve Hanson, Merry Wiesner, Beth Haskovitz, Deidre Ramstad, Dorothy McLaughlin, Kathy Hulten. 116 computer club SEATED: Barb Melcher. Kathie Steele. Pal Heath. Virginia Braddork. Tom Holland. Mr. Andaman. STANDING t Cj-ntMa Colrman, Angelo Torregglanl, Rich Marten«on, David Burton, Bill Sutherland, Jim Milner. The occupational training program offers four different plans for participating seniors—office, distributive, trade and industrial, or home management training. The students in the program take English, occupational relations, and an elective related to their field of interest. They receive two credits per semester while working about 25 hours a week on an approved job. Part of the program includes membership in the Minnesota Diversified Vocations Club, which helps students investigate and decide upon the job of their choice. Some of the students are able to go on for more formal education by saving the money they earn. The Computer Club, newly formed this year under the direction of Mr. Andersen, gives students who are interested in math an opportunity to learn about computers. The members run the G-15 Digital Computer at the Control Data Educational Center in St. Paul on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The students set up programs for their problems by assigning numerical codes to carry out mathematical operations. Then they feed the program into the computer, which processes their answer. occupational training program Mr. Potion. Coordinator; ROW 1: Jim Lartra. Saudi Smith, Don Ndaon, Sheila O'Connell. Dan Petcnon, Linda Deitcr. Ron Sandhoff. Dave HUtalay. ROW 2: Bob Cetnintky. Sue Vlather. Mary Oakea. Barb Boyer. Cene Sorman. Faye Miller. Anita Svenddal. Bob Levine. ROW 3t Ron Chrlatle. Karen Lyon. Lynda Johnaoo. Valen Holm. Kathy Barton, Brian Carney. ROW 4: Dan Nordakog, Barb Hoium, Bill Auatln, Bill Jobnaon. 117 pep ROW 1: Mr . FmlMilll, Adviaor; J. Calhoun, M. Jermata, C. Wedge wood-Se fc r Representative; S. Morgan-Prealdent; P. NiehoU Junior Rep- • i rr enUtlTe; K. Hofatrom-Sophomore Representative; R. Scheidler. ROW 2: K. Toaier, K. Code, M. Sander . J. Skaug, C. Ready, C. Halpern, S. ClUb CroMman. V. Cold.tein, K. Anderon. ROW 3: D. Craff, J. Slavin. C. Laron. K. Swidioo, S. Flat . L. Palmer. K. Drogue, V. Til.eth, M. Engle. ROW 4: P. Hautladrn. K. Boddy. D. Pcteron. J. Pcteron, J. Carlton, M. Martin, S. Sweeney. C. Reed, P. Sundell, B. Nelson. S. Laron. ROW 5: M. O'Connell. L. Lodoen, S. Coldsman. P. Chapin, M. Greene, C. McGinne . M. Broberg, G. Sundell. J. Ramus, N. Kaaner. ROW 6t J. Antlenon, L. Smithburg, C. PankAh. P. Wheaton, S. Wedgewood. K. Hall beck. L. Sathre. C. Johnwn. S. Lieb. V. Lange. C. Zehrlnger. 118 leadership + enthusiasm successful club C.a.a. C.A.A. REPRESENTATIVES ROW I: Debra Uponl. Jane Ploog. Dianne Jongell. Chrto Oaa. Lynn Coldman. Cyndy Holler. Patty Parker. ROW 2 s Jean Hanaon. Peggy Olaon, Betty WickUnd. Jady Carroll. Belly Somerv. Sharon Zimdara, Dehhie Anderaon. Martha Conkey. ROW' St Dm Ur Humphrey, Mary Taylor. Melody Livlngaton, Beeky William . Suaan Carner, Carol Shaw, Peggy Deal. Debbie Reere. The Girls’ Athletic Association and the Boys’ Intramurals programs offer a variety of individual and team sports for their members. Participants in these junior high organizations play on kickball, badminton, touch foot' ball, basketball, and volleyball teams. Round-robin tournaments arc held and a plaque is given to the winning squad in each grade. Approximately 800 students took part in the two programs during the 1964-65 school year. 19 intramurals INTRAMURAI.S MANAGERS ROW I: Mr. Bank . Joe Lanon, Kevin Hart, Jell Dahl, Kellh Scbwelberger, John Stallman. ROW 2: Frank Hartwell, Seoll Kinmore, John Erdmann. Tom Serrill, Mike Lorrie. Bryan Cudmundaon. ROW 3: BUI Dale. Jlni King, John Erdmann. Tom Lifaon and Sterling Clarren Terry Coleman and Gregg Corwin AFFIRMATIVE (febdtC NEGATIVE The debate team’s activities this year were highlighted by a second place in the district competition held at Southwest. At this time. Sterling Qarren and Tom Lifson won individual speaker awards. Terry Coleman and Gregg Corwin were undefeated. The A team also placed second in the Rochester Invitational in which the best teams in the state participated. The B team of Mark Miller, Hadley Clarren, Doug Jones, and Zane Lumelsky won the Washburn Invitational. The subject this year was Resolved: That nuclear weapons should be controlled by an international organization. 120 SEATEDj Tom Nrimaa. Jin USh'. Bob Natkanaon. Zaar l.umelrky. Bruce Nalhanaon. STANDING: Done Caulk. Jane Whelpley. Mark Miller, Slere Mayer. Slere Kohn. Andy Erdmann, Hadley Oarrea. Mr. Hai world affairs club STANDING: Marilyn Marlin. Jobrna Carr, Mike Somera, Tom Uttley, John Olaon, Jell Shaw. Doug Caulk. Mr. loglrbret. SEATED: Margaret L'ttlry. Maryanw Johnson. Informal meetings of a small group of interested students aided the successes of the World Affairs Club. At weekly meetings the club discussed such topics as the presidential election and Southeast Asia. Future Teachers of America, a newly organized club at Southwest, has had remarkable success. The members assisted elementary and junior high teachers, participated in a state conference at Gustavus Adolphus College, and heard a former teacher discuss the advantages of teaching. Other activities included informal discussions, movies, a tobogganing party, and a spring picnic. .t.d ROW I: Stcph Wurtt, Mary Hamm-President; Lynn Sathre-Secrelary; Tony Wllkee-Parltainrnlarian; April King-Hlatorian; Judy Brnaon Vice-President; Judy Calhoun-Treaaurrr. ROW 2: Sue Deatelan. Anne Wallace, Joyce Woll, Sherri Robbiaa. Ann Norman, Virginia Braddock, Becky Dautrrmaon, Debbie Crail. ROW 3: Nancy Zabel, Marilyn Martin, Murlane Johntoo. Kathy Sander . Carol Carpenter, Crorgia Smith, Kay Firming, Beth England, Bev Bruce. ROW 4: Linda Lodoen. Nancy Murphy, Nola Farntworth. Sue Joyce, Julie Kamua, Betty Conker. Janice Dahlr, Ellen Cultmaan. ROW 3: Jodie Jenarn, Julie Johnaon, Kathy Hallbrck, Sue Wrdgnood, Cindy Colberg. Joan Branham, Le lir Edmond , Barb Knapp. Pat Heath, BOW 6: Linda William . Li Stnithburg, Pat Wratcott, Jill Matron, Karl Melby. Cathy Murphy, Chuck Hitchcock, Judy llanaon. Tom Uttley. r6d ADVISORSl Mr . Hilliard. Mr . Mahao. ROW It Marilyn Martin. Sur Dealeian. Sue Carow. Kathy Anderson. Pam Dibblr. ROW 2: Leroy Johnson, Kay DuHorbe, Sun Joyce, Carol Cro� . Barb Fink. cross Membership in the Red Cross Council was open to all interested students this year. This social service organization promoted such activities as collecting canned goods for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas and sponsoring a fund-raising drive in March. The Art Guild drew the largest membership in its history this year. Highlights of the club’s activities included tours of the Art Cgnter of Hamline University and the Minneapolis School of Art. 3rt ROW |i LUa Baker, Killy Harriton. Mary Jermata. Jodie Jensen—VleePrealdenl: Pam Holl—Publicity Chairman; Joan McClure—Treasurer: . Allan Teeter—President. ROW 2 Mary Churhel, Pal Hall. Avia Man del, Kalhy Anderson. Ceri Rosenberg, Claudia Pankuch, Bonne Munton, OUlId Marly Llnderberg. ROW 3: Sally Bloom, Connie Rabideau, Pal Neely, Judy Savage, Irene Hofum, Sue Callaway, Paula Sebeldler, Colleen Car- ney, Janet Carton. ROW 4t Jill Matson, Bill Schnedler, Don Axelson, Gloria Sundell, Linda Winstead, Rick Rolscb, Meridelh Crlerton, Randy Blancb. ROW S: Pel Erickson, Karra Kipp, Bonnie Know! , Margaret Carroll, Mary Greene, Kalby Boddy. Pal Sundell. Lois BalboL ROW' 6: Holly Blake. Cheryl Maloney. Sherrill Utley, Judy Holm. Marilyn Martin. Mary Rieger. ROW 7i Tania Taylor. Elleo Gullmaoo, Barb Rich-ler, Virginia Braddock, Pal Ramstad. 122 LEFT TO HICHT: Rirhard Tmm, Dodd Umbnlta, Dou Jonri. Larry Moon. Jim LrSagc. Bob Iinifii, Mu. McKInUy. Bill Ball. Phil Campbell. Jim Whelplry, Victoria Biroei. great books club The Junior Great Books Qub offers its members the opportunity to read und discuss books that are important to a liberal education. Books discussed this year included: Alcestis by Euripides. The Aeneid by Vergil, Tatyana Borisovna and Her Nephew by Turgenev and The Rose and the Ring by Thackeray. The Junior Great Books Program is a nonprofit educational organization having thousands of chapters throughout the United States. A creative writing group, under the leadership of Mrs. Hilliard, was organized this year. Members meet every Wednesday afternoon to write and discusa their original compositions. The club toured the Minneapolis Star and Tribune building in the fall. write-a-wayf club SEATED: Marey Corwin. Jinn MaeKrntle, Mm. Hilliard, Dime Siein. STANDINC: Carol Richter. Pali Cook. Beth Haikorltr. Hinder Rnirnberg. Jill Robimon. 123 arrow EDITORS: Peggy Nelson, John Zimdars, Mark Hanson, Belay Spettigue, Anne Morrow. SPORTS WRITERS: Ann Norman. Jeff Rodmyre, John Zimdars BUSINESS MANAGERS: Diane Cain, Irene Houim, Bob Engeset Jeff Shaw, Steve Silbernagel, Bill Bonneville. Kathie Steele, Linda Freij. STAFF WRITERS: Vi Dobbins, Bev Bruce, Cathy Murphy, Janet Jones, Mary Skoglund, Mary Hansen, Molly I arson. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Gary Mohn, Ben Bruns, Karen Mann, Tom Holzinger. 124 Sue Eder—Scheduling Editor; Julie Johnson— Editor-in-Chief; Jodie Jensen—Art Editor; Miss Jebe—Advisor; Terry Coleman—Business Manager. Marillyn Wilwn, Terri Faus, Sandee Hork, Marcia Wattson— Cindy Altcmose, Barry Bershow—Sports Editors; Mary Daven-Special Events Editor; Margaret Voedisch—Organizations Editor. port—Faculty Editor. Pam Johnson, Marit Oden—Seniors Editor; Kay Thompson. Patty Phelps. Barb Martenson—Junior High Editor; Kris Anderson, Terry Broin—Underclassmen Editor; Jan Fittcrman. 125 ROW 1: Kathy Lytle, Roger Ness, Stephanie Wurtz, Carol Carpenter, Cindy Chilstrora. ROW 2: Sheila Bennett, Pam Altemose, Sara Thompson, Susan Swanson, Iris Staubus. Steph Boddy, Janet Lund. ROW 3: Sue Tikal, Sharon Robbins, Julie Ernst, Virginia Sandhoff, Allen Erickson, Mark Frederickson, Neil Kilby, Jim Alverson. ROW 4: Mark Stafford, Bob Smutka, Jim Howg, Don Bouchicr. Don Dickerson, Steve Lorentson. Craig I arson, Dave Hanson, Tom Arnold, Dennis Erickson, John Stirratt ROW 5: Mr. Stoyke, Jan Breen, Tom Reep, Pat O’Hara, John Andren, Greg LaLonde, Fred Opie, Bill Peterson, Ken Larkin. The Senior Band, directed by Mr. Stoyke, keeps the school sparked with spirit throughout the year by playing at football, hockey and basketball games. The Swing Band, consisting of members of the Senior Band, plays at pep fests and helps the cheerleaders rouse student spirit. The Senior Band presented t h e Winter Concert in January’ and the Spring Concert in May. They also performed at Edison High School and marched in the Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Parade. Since the band is such a closely-knit group, the members are able to work together harmoniously in all activities. SWING BAND: Dave Hanson, Larry Babiracki, Nancy Nebls, Kathy Lytle, Sheila Bennett, Greg LaLonde, Fred Opie. 126 ROW 1: Jan JemcII, Jean Hoiking, Lynn Salhre, Ccorgia Smith. Gerald Tomforde. ROW 2: Deanna Johnson, Dave Nielsen, Mike Selnik, Tony Thompson, Bill Janohosky. ROW 3: Sally Hale, Julie Freij, Phil Camp-hell, Jack Lytle, Janice Bacon, Kathie Steele. ROW' 4: John Standish, Marsha Engle, Judy Calhoun, Jeff Rodmyrc, Tim Titus, Dave Perry, John Anderson, Rod Scarlett, tarry Buhiracki. ROW 5: Robert Ahrens, Greg Widselh. Michael Thorstenson, Sandy Nelson, Dave Tikal, Nancy Nehls. Drum Major—Rich Cohen. BAND OFFICERS: Dave Hanson—Vice-President; Lynn Sathre—Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Stoyke, director Sheila Bennett—Uniform Custodian; Nancy Nehls—Librarian; tarry Babiracki—President. 127 orchestra ROW 1: Mr. Stoyke, David Leighton, Bill Goldman, Judy Anderson, Ellen Okncy. ROW 2: Karl Melby, Barb Fink, Susan Reed, Mary Lou Hawks, Nancy Martin, Debbie Evenson, Liz Haugee, Patty Parker, Lance Olson, Jeff Ring, Lynn Aspncs. ROW 3: Lisa Runquist, Marny Kolinsky, Mandcl Sher, Jean Hanson, Peggy Lund, Sally Otis, Janet MacKcnzie, Candy Clark, Bill Rosenberg, Randy Pink. John Wright, Andreis Trcibergs. ROW 4: Rich Cornell, Joe Opie. NOT PICTURED: Heather Newhall. instrumental DIRECTOR: Mr. Stoyke ROW 1: Mark JCohn, Mark Knutson, Linda Turgeon, Marion Ring, Louise Bald- l j win, Candy Clark. ROW 2: Greg Jones, Bill Walker, Tim Vick, Dwight Gustafson, Larry Prosser, Ralph Stevens, Brad Johnson. ROW 3: John Parker, Greg Hawks, Terry- Howg, Larry Kloct. 128 freshman HOW It c. Heinte, N. Totlno, L. Goldman, C. O-, C. Kulatad, P. Cellar. J. Johnaon, P. Bloom, L. Unm, P. Johnonn. W. Hoffman, C. French. , . II. Wlnatrad. C. Frederick, R. Kararl. ROW 2: M. Yelland. P. Swanann. S. Fall . I. Perachmann, D. Loring. N. Cluumm, J. Cilea, C. Creenapoon. cnoir s. Fink, M. Dean, J. Kgcland, P. Brawn. J. ll.-ar.Ulry. M. Crrmatrin. D. Oobba, K. Eddy. ROW 3: J. Purdum. K. IV ter.on. J. Oknry, M. Sundby. J. Davrnport, D. Andcraon, M. Cunkry, R. Kat.-r, M. Smith, P. Smith, B. Ward, J. NicDra, I.. Halvoraon, C. Gilliland, K. Heaton, P. Chaudoin. ROW 4: S. Baal tracer. S. Duggan. S. Lieb, A. Freed, M. Thompoon. L. Froalan, J. Emit. I.. Tuning, B. MorrUon. J. Lerine, B. Gundrraon, I , lllcka. C. johnaton, B. Moot, B. SUanich, J. I.araon, L. Van Hlarrom. A. Akermark. ROW St B. Dale, I. Binrnalork, G. Thompoon, It. Hrrman. H. Johnaon. R. Mitrhrll. I). W.lkr , J. Marrtrna, B. Mueller, M. Fowlea, T. Sargent, J. O'Connell, K. Ijin.lln, C. Adam., D. Karaite, B. llruce. choral HOW I: T. Laraon, S. Weinberger, M. Mork, N. Siemera. S. Hartley, J. Karra, C. O'Donnell, K. Koelker. B. Johnaon, C. Johnaon, J. I.eRoy, M. -I In Cooke. C. Broude, C. Colin, L. LaDuke, D. Orren, B. Hebner, R. Srlnkk. Mr. Dahle. HOW 2: G. Pingatore, M. Ilranley, W'. Benaon, L. Kranitaky, CIUD H. Sehultheia, K. Kreuger, S. Johnaon, J. Anderaon, B. Fuller, J. Rraam, M. Dalton, I). Carlaon, P. Whraton, N. Simon, N. .inner, C. Maloney, L. Morgan, J. Pearaon. HOW 3t A. Phill, U. Turrittin, J. Kjera, C. Jurek. N. Drew, M. Saniatad, A. Wallace, M. Vantlorn, C. Barlbrau, B. Roaenfrld, P. Price. F. Burch. L. Graham, It. Laraon, S. Sahart, J. Malaon, T. Tom lino.n. J. Ramua, P. Ryan. HOW 4: D. Shetland, R. Johnaon, S. Helty, B. Folachow, J. Aualln, J. Kranitaky, A. Henaman, S. Dee. M. Henklea, K. Doelr. S. Purdum, D. Rood, J. Ilarahe, It. Johnaon, D. Hanaon, M. Barry, A. Rubin. ROW 5: J. Ryan, B. Peteraon, B. Weitael, M. DuRoche. R. Lee. B. Kitchen, B. Tilbury. J. Petit. K. Johnaon. B. Nelaon, J. Coldatein. J. Hegg, B. Iluaeby, J. Rlen, T. Wilkea, R. Rradahaw, F. Johnaon, F. Harahc. 129 Morris Bender, student director Ready , girls?' ROW I: Kuril Creer. Georgia Smith, Karen Mayer, Marti Oden. Margaret Voedleeh, Mary Hantcn, Nancy Nemcr, Martha Llnderberg. Rrv Bruce, Pam Dahl. ROW 2: Bonnie Knowles, Joyce Wolf, Pat NrWon. Sharon Plata, Betty Coaker, April King, Betty Reuse, JoAnn JlWon. Molly Larson, Drnlee Urson. ROW 3j Dana Siatrrman. Barb Richter. Barb Wcetrrrng, Barb Leslie, Ronna Kamel, Rose Maher, Murlane Johnson. Allison Teeter, Carolyn Reeves. Jill Larson. Judy Bousley. ROW 4: Mary Wled, Janet Pollock. Lee Sathre. Doug Jones. Lee Churcbchlll, Marc HaakoviU, Frlta Melll, John Bruner, Larry Weiss, Bill Boler, Jell Urrtnor. ROW 5: Morris Bender, Pete Crandall, Ralph Olson. Rudd Moo, Dare Callaway, Joe Denson, Tom Uttley, Mark Hanson, Rtck Long. Tim Slanko, Rusa Davies. MH. a Bf.RM.keT� U,tl Avery, Mary Hansen. Anne Morrow. Becky Dauler- Deck the halls with boughs of holly . . .” 130 ROW 1t Jeanne Krause. Cindy Allraow, Ellen Gultmann, link Dahle. Marilyn Wilson. Pal MrDonald. Marguerite Amy, Mary Sander . Jane Peek. Laurie Fouler. ROW 2: Anne Morrow, Pal Neely, Roberta Smiley. Kathy Bruner, Sue Carow, Julie Burglund, Maribelh Cadwell, Sue Cinthner, Sandy Croasman. Isabel Meaa. ROW 3: Sue Callaway, Martha Cammell. Vonda Lanjr. |.inda Moe. Pena Hanold, Margaret Wheaton. April SchwarU, Julie Johnson, Cathy Murphy. Sue Destian, Beehy Daulrrmann. ROW 4: Cary l.eFe re. Jerry Sehneek, Craig Cerdeu. Candy Wedgrwood. Kay DuRoehe. Tom Holland. Mark Franria. Tom Drngrmurller, Joe Stangrr, Tim McCauley. Linda Mulbolland. Ann Norman. ROW S: John Aahmrad. Jell l.und. Date Wylie, Tom Deinema, Bill Dahleo. John Ol on, Kreg Kapitan. Bob Linderberg. Mike Hart, Chuck Dahle, Dodd Lamberton. Mr. Dalllr. director Hi!! choir Mr. Dahle led our highly-rated choir through a busy schedule this year. Exchange clinics with the Washburn Choir provider! a strong competitive feeling. The Christmas season included a television appearance, a concert at South-dale, a sleigh ride through Minneapolis, and the annual Christmas Concert in our auditorium. On Valentjnc's Day, the choir sang for the children at the Heart Hospital, and in May put on the Spring Concert. Our active choir well deserves the high praise it receives. OFFICERS: Tom Deiaetna-Sgt. Arms; Karen Mayer-Librarian: Msril Oden-Secretary; Msnbrih Cadwrll-Sgl. at Arms: Be Bruee-Rube Chairman; Kathy Brunrr Librarian; Ann Norman Trraaurrr; Julie Johnson-Vice-President; Chuek Dahle-Business Manager; Morri Brn lrr-Prr ldrnl; Laurie Fowler-Secretary. 131 choralettes OFFICERS AND SECTION LEADERS: Cindy DuVal, Kathy Linda Hoover. Mary Kite her • Sec.; Krrrie Drogue, l at Long-Prra. In three years the Choralettes have earned a reputation as one of the finest girls’ choirs in the state. This was proven last spring when they earned a top rating in the State Music Contest at the University. Personal appearances have increased their popularity throughout Minneapolis. Such j� erformances included concerts in the City Council Chambers. and at Mount Olivet Church, as well as a program for a group of senior citizens. One of the special attractions this year was the “living Christmas tree” at the Christmas Concert. HOW I: II. Hart,II. K. Laanijo, C. — H. WillUmtoo. I.. Zollert. P. NiehoD. M. Fiarher. J. Polenon. T. Come. K. Knapp. W. Wen. ROW 2: V Cold.trln. K. Gib.cn. V. Nord.kog, L. Palmer. J. Skaug, M. Elrhhoro. K. Chriatman. G. WurU. B. Ploog. S. Broin, C. Nelaon, T. Ring, M. Utile,. T. Ladin. Mr. Dahlr. ROW 3: D I'elenon. j. Andrrwn. P. Kngrr. B. .Sir Kola. S. Haney. N. Hultin. B. Rode R. Rykken. J. Petrraon. V. THaeth. K lluUtrom. I.. Loden. I Homer. H Franrrn. I.. Oatrom. C. DuVal. ROW t: J l.m.an. B. Nelton. N. WeW. M. Hammer. P. Smith. J. Moore. C. DeVaary. p Long. V. I.eininger. C. Allen. B. Boyer, i. Car Don. C. Ro.enberg. C. W.lliama. L. Cran.too. D. Johnson. ROW 5: J. Tenner. C. John- .n. S Kupeho. M. Filrgerald. L. Homeland. N. Hudaon. M. Dun.elh. D. Spetligur. J llan � n. M. nroberg. K. Hallbeek, C. Smith. C. Pankuch. P. Pedn.en, N. Murphy. I- Hammer. 132 latin club Latin Club advisor. Miss Williams, and officers, Laurie Palmer—Treas.; Sieve Rholl—Vice-Pres.; Hadley Clarrcn— Pres, and Jeanne Krause—Sec. planned many activities, including the Roman Banquet . . . Debbie Amlrrvin Jim Andcrton Steven Bjuf Pal Chapin Hadley Clarrcn Cathy Crone Steve Davit Paula Erkland Audrey Flygatad Jan Cilf-i Nancy Ctottman Carol Htlnt Judy Kaaaa Bruce Knovilca-Jcannr Krauae Lcallc Lair Seott Lev Nancy McNaughlen Julie Moline Barb Morrhon Linda Mulholland Bruce Nathanton Jim Ondik I .auric Palmer Sieve Kltoll Sheila Sandera Carolyn Shaw Barb Trebitovtky Jim Whelpley l.andriini Wi� e Bob Witcralt and a Latin Bingo Party. french club l.inda Aalbera Kria Anderaon Karen Armunle, Becka Barbatala Carolyn llarrua Pam Benton Catherine Rerglund Kathy Blanch Steph Brain Wynn Broroa Judy Calhoun Janet Carlton Betty Oiaker Rich Cohen Cindy Colbrrg Patty Cook Matey Corwin Pete Crandall Pam Dahl Glenda Dale Mike Daniel Jane Davenport Mary Davenport Suaan Deateian Mary de WetII Vi Dobbina Ricki Fiachheln Sharon Fata Martha Fleming Judith Fletcher l.ouia Friedman Gwynn Frederick Mary Gale Pam Celler Sue Ellen Goldtman Cheryl Gorric Terrie Gorric Andy Crotaman Connie Halpern Linda Hammer Dena Hanold Kitty Harriton Ceorgiadee Hartwell Gretchrn Hclwcg Alan llenaman Nancy Hudaon Sue llullin Jan Jernell Deanna Johnaon Kathy Johnaon Sue Johnaon Maren Kaldor Roxanne Kamel Roger Karjalahti Nancy Kaaner Mary Kelly Kay Koelod Ellen Kohner Molly l-arara Janet MacKenrie Lola Marrtena Marilyn Marlin Roger Meredyk Sandy Miller Linda Morgan Anne Morrow Mary Nehla Dana Pankuch Julie Peterton Marit Rainatad Carolyn Reevea Jill Robinton Randee Roaenbrrg Elke Schoen Mandel She, Chrit Skoglund Diane Stein Sandy Swenaon Laura Tuetlng Marg Uttlry Anne Wallace Mary Wallin Barbara Ward Wendy Wert beaton Wood a York French Club officers, Maren Kaldor—Pres.; Kris Anderson—Sec.; Martha McKeand—Vice-Prcs. and their advisor. Miss Nelson, scheduled an active year, featuring . . . a spring banquet at Jean’s in down- and a lecture on Freach education, town Minneapolis. . . 133 Spanish club The Spanish Club honored liobel with a fiesta . . . corresponded with foreign pen pals ... were guided by adviaor Mias Holliday, and officers Tom Neiman—Scc.-Trea .; Linda Ewald— Pres.: and Jodie Jensen—Vice-Pres. . . . Gregg Almquist Berk a Bar bat sis Nancy Blake Sally Bloom Helen Boddy Terri Bonjour Virginia Braddock Terry Broin Jackie Clawiter Linda Dcchaine Beth England Blake English Linda Ewald Barb Fink Kay Fleming Mark French Julie Gainslcy Bruce Gefvert Roger Gefvert Sue Goldsman Wendy Green Holly Greene John Grossman Barb Hanson Betty Harrison Andrew Hruhy Jodie Jensen Clare Johnson Sue Joyce Terry I-adin Vonda Lange Joyce Larson Kathy Leighton John I.ong Barb Melcher Isabel Meza Bob Nathanson Tom Neiman Kathy Morrow Nancy Murphy Ralph Olson Laurie Palmer Linda Pratt Bruce Schrepple Mary Skoglund Betsy Spcttigue Dale Spettigue Iris Staubus Sheila Theisen Margi Uttley promoted uorld interest through the United World Federalists . . . and sponsored Valentines for UNESCO. 134 german club celebrated Bismarck's birthday on April I enjoyed the Bauernfruhsttick . . . Steve Adams Steve Austin Bill Ball Sue Baxtresscr Victoria Barnea Judy Benson Jo Berger Phil Bergstrom Barry Bcrshow Ben Bruns Carol Carpenter Doug CauJk Mary Ccrvin Sterling Clarrcn Cynthia Coleman Terry Coleman Don Collins Grctchcn Conkey Dianne Copus Debbie Crail Carol Cross Mary Davenport Pam Dibble Denise Dobbs Mary Eichhom Bob Engeset Bob Fine Ann Freed Vicki Goldstein Tom Guthrie Ellen Guttmann Kathy Hallbeck Mary Hansen Mark Hanson Sheila Harrison Marc Haskovitz Pat Heath Sue Hewitt Tom Holland Karla Holst Jennifer Ische Bob Janzen Ken Johnson Murlane Johnson Rick Johnson April King Karen Koelker Bill Krousc Dodd Lambcrton Howard Lawrence Jim LeSage Sandy Lester Sally Lieb Karen Linderoth Dave Lowe Zanc Lumclsky Karen Mann Barb Martcnson Rich Martcnson Sheila Martin Karen Mayer Pat McDonald Martha McKeand Doug Muirhcad Margaret Muirhead Bruce Nathanson Sandy Nelson Fred Opie Linda Ostrom Mary Louise Paulson Janet Pollock Alan Raymond Carolyn Reed Mary Rieger Sue Rovick Kathy Sanders Jeff Shaw Karen Sjoquist Georgia Smith Steve Smith Bob Smutka Betty Somers Bob Somers John Standish John Stirratt Sherrie Sweeney Jon Theis Joni Thiel Greg Thompson Kay Thompson Sara Thompson Tom Thorsell Utc Turrittin Candy Wcdgewood Sue Wcdgewood Vicki Wedge wood Bob Wellemcyer Marillyn Wilson Joyce Wolf Colleen York was advised by Mr. Anderson and Miss Jebe- led by officers Barb Martcnson -Treas.; Martha McKeand and Mary Hansen—Secs.; Sterling Clarren—Pres.: and Bill Ball Sgt. at Arms . . . and prepared a scrapbook for Hanoter, Germany. 135 a.f.s SEATED] L«norr Van Santrn, Molly Laraon, Collrrn Dr Vaney, Judy Calhoun—IW A.F.S. candidalfa, Margurfltr A f� y—AFS� r lo Biaill. STANDING: Angrlo Torrrfgiani—AFSrr from Italy, David Burton—AFS htothrr, Judy Eanc— AFS aiatrr, laahrl Mru-AFSrr from Peru. At a picnic in August, Southwest’s American Field Service Club welcomed our two foreign exchange students, Isabel Meza from Peru and Angelo Torreggiani from Italy. To introduce Issy and Angelo to American activities, the group breakfasted at Perkin’s and went on a sleigh ride. Financial support was provided by a P.T.A. program, which promoted A.F.S. through a panel discussion and slide program, and by the sale of tickets for the A.F.S. Globe Ball at Coffman Memorial Union. Students associated with the exchange program shared many valuable experiences and developed a better understanding of world friendship. 136 SEPTEMBER Style Show OCTOBER Recognition Ceremony NOVEMBER Apple Polishing Tea DECEMBER Gift Wrapping Demonstration JANUARY Guthrie Theater Service Project FEBRUARY Karate Demonstration; Sweetheart Swing; Variety Show MARCH Guthrie Theater Forum APRIL Easter Breakfast; Camp Courage Clean-up Day MAY Installation of Officers OFFICERS: Judy Calhoun—I.C.C. Representative; Karen Sjoquist—Chaplain; Nancy Nerner—Secretary; Janet Pollock—Member-At-Large; Wendy Wert— Treasurer; Linda Hoover—Vice-President; Vi Dobbins—President. gamma SEATED: Sally Lieb, Kathy Bruner, Linda Lodocn, Sue Coldman, Sue Shearer, Kay Fleming, Carol Cross. STANDING: Map' Cervin, Janet Carlson, Linda Williams, Kris Anderson, Cindy Coleman, Patty Ramstad, Marti Gammell, Susy Ford, Pam Dahl, Jane Healy, Patsy Nichols, Sally Bloom, Sue Carow, Julie Gainsley, Kathy Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Marsha Beeson, Kitty Harrison, Pat Heath, Lois Martins. Barb Nichols, Janelle Peterson, Janet Shamp, Linda Schmidt, Pat Werdick, Linda Zol-lars. sigma ROW 1: Connie Halpcm, Angie Fryrear, Sharon Robbins, Julie French, Dana Sisterman, Mary Skogland. ROW 2: Pam Wheaton, Nancy McNaughten, Claudia Pankuck, Jennifer Skaug, Robyn Peterson, Nancy Murphy. ROW 3: Carolyn Reeves, Nancy Nerner, Trudy Gordon, Mary Sanders, Sandi Grossman, Linda Larson, Ellen Guttmann. ROW 4: Sandce Hork, Cathy Murphy, Joan Kecs, Kathy Hallbeck. NOT PICTURED: Kay Bjornberg, I.aurie Fowler, Sandi Harvey, Jean Hosking, Janet Jones, Sue Joyce, Linda Morgan, Debbie Orren, Penny Pederson, Tanis Taylor. 137 theta ROW 1: Donna McCuinness, Barb Richter, Jan Breen. ROW 2: Nancy Wesel, Sherrie Kilmer, Kathy Boddy, Cheryl Larson, Chris Boosalis, Jan Doran, Cheryl Allen. ROW 3: Pat Chapin. Peggy Hausladen, Mary Jrrmsta, Linda Helmr, Stcph Wurtz, Sharon Formico, Bonnie Larson, Nancy Simon, Diane Cain. NOT PICTURED: Barb Brown, Donna Cwcnhagcn, Marshane Mork, Peggy Nar-done, Rhea Tultelman. omega SEATED: Georgcann Zimmerman, Karen Mayer, Betsy Spettigue, Pat McDonald, Nancy Bemhagen. STANDING: Sara Thompson, Laurel Johnson, Sandy Lester, Carol Broude, Ginny Wurtz, Mary Jane Johnson, Jane Jensen, Betty Coaker. NOT PICTURED: Terri Faus, Sally Hale, Jill Larson, Jackie Morrow, Mildred Richter, Lee Sathre, Joyce Wolff, Ann Ritz. alpha beta ROW 1: Wendy Wert, Patty Phelps. ROW 2: Pat Nelson, Garnet Johnson, Wendy Green, Marji Uttley, Katie Hudson. ROW 3: Jodie Jensen, Beth Johnson, Cindy Williams, Nancy Leininger, Sue Desteian, Iris Staubus, Sue Tikal, Gretchen Helweg. NOT PICTURED: Linda Hoover, Judy Calhoun, Candy Wedgejvood, Lois Balbot, Carol McGinn ess, Mary Creene, Karen Hofstrom, Marsha Engle, Ccorgcne Stewart, Kathy Lawman, Barb Hanson. Colleen DeVaney, Anita Svenddal. epsilon ROW 1: Gretchen Conkcy, Betty Rcuss, Joyce Engstrom. ROW 2: Linda Ewald, Sherrie Sweeney, Kathy Leighton, Deanna Johnson, Marilyn Martin, Judy Benson. ROW 3: JoAnna BeVier, Becky Dautermann, Jackie Clawiter, Judy Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Baribeau, Cheryl Bergstrom, Kosje Braam, Cindy Colberg, Beth England, Nancy Hudson, Janice Jernell, Cheryl Maloney, Carolyn Peterson, Linda Pratt, Valli Preiner, Judy Sargent, Allison Teeter, Linda Winer. 138 delta ROW 1: Pam Smith, Sheila Harrison, Terry Broin, Jan Fitterman, Carol Carpenter, Mary dcWerff, Judy Lane. ROW 2: Steph Hunczak, Janice Dahle, Judy Hanson, Georgia Smith, Virginia Braddock, Isabel Meza, Linda Freij, Julie Freij. NOT PICTURED: Judie Anderson, Becka Barbatsis, Joan Branham, Stepliunie Broin, Cathy Cox, Betty Harrison, Judy Holm, Doria Jensen, Yvonne Johnson, Sue Larson, Sue Morgan, Linda Ostrom, Gretchrn Sleizcr, Georgia Smith, Liz Smithhurg. kappa ROW 1: Holly Greene, Maribeth Cad well, Kathy Tosier, Mary Rieger, Sharon Flatz, Mary O’Connell. ROW 2: Marsha Fleming, Cindy Du Val. Katliie Christman, Carol Zehringcr, Vicki Goldstein, Laurie Palmer, Jeanne Krause. Wanda Floyd, Terry Ladin. NOT PICTURED: Jenny Bogren, Leslie Cranston, Nola Farnsworth, Jill Hanson, Kathy Knapp, Sandy Nelson, Ann Philips, Barb Ploog, Terry Ring, Peggy Savage, April Schwartz, Vicki Tilseth. chi ROW 1: Mary Hansen, Sheila Bennett, Lynn Sathre, Diane Nordlund, Pam Altemose. ROW' 2 Holly Schulthcis, Mary Ellen Cooke, Pam Schroedl Barb Trcbisovsky, Kathy Cude, Rose Scheidler Cheryl Rindahl, Nancy Johnson, Connie Johnson NOT PICTURED: Peg Baillargen, Victoria Barnes Linda Dechainc, Pam Dibble, Judy Fimian, Tami Larson, Karen Linderoth, Ann Norman, Janet Pearson, Kathy Smith, Nancy Somers, Ute Turrit tin. Dale Spettigue. iota SEATED: Pam Buck, Jo Marie Berger, Sue Hartley, Kathy Sanders, Kay Thompson, Mary Wallin. STANDING: Sheila Martin, Vi Dobbins, Cheryl Gohdes, Sue Callaway, Cindy Altemose, Karen Sjoquist, Margaret Voedisch, Julie Johnson, Murlane Johnson, Lynn Wallin. NOT PICTURED: Mary Eichhom, Justine Johnson, Sue Johnson, Barb Knapp, Molly Larson, Peggy Nelson, Janet Pollack, Cheryl Thompson. 139 sweetheart swing The biggest event of die year for Y-Teens was the annual Sweetheart Swihg. Club members labored over plans for the party, which was open to all senior high girls and their dates. Saturday, February 13, 1965, was set as Cupid’s day. The morning was spent decorating the auditorium with red, pink, and white hearts. That evening couples entered the Valentine setting under a large, pink, heart-shaped arch. A glittering globe cast sparkles of light over the dance floor and music by the Nobles filled the room. At 10:30 the spotlight turned on the five anxious Sweetheart Queen candidates. After much suspense, lovely Betsy Spettigue was crowned Queen of Hearts by last year’s queen, Carol Ucko. The new queen’s serenade, “You Are Beautiful,” was sung by Mike Hart. It was a very special evening for all who attended. SWEETHEART ROYALTY: Carolyn Reeves, Vi Dobbins, Queen Betsy, Kathy Bruner, and Nuncy Ncmcr. 'Who is that cute girl over there?' John Miller 140 Oh, my aching back!” Liz Smithhurg Radiance Did you bring the Alka Seltzer?” Ann Norman and Andy Erdmann “At least I can l trip on her dress this way. Terri Fau , Cindy Altemose, April King, and Wade Brittius. winter ecstasy Tuesday, December 22, 1961. was more than the last clay of school before Christmas Vacation. For couples who attended the annual winter dance it was a relaxing evening of holiday fun. Blue and silver bells decorated the auditorium walls, each bearing the names of a couple. Dancing to rhythms provided by the Novas of “Crusher’’ fame put everyone in a merry mood. “Look at that bug in the punch! Steve Hefty, Ken Johnson, Gretchcn Conkey, and Barb Ricn 141 Dance. .. sock hops 'File novelly of having basketball games played in our own gym was supplemented by informal dances held afterward. Sports fans bopped in a relaxed atmosphere to music by such bands as the Vigilantes, the I ords, and the Gremmies. The three sock hops, sponsored by the student council, were enthusiastically supported by the students and should become a tradition at Southwest. DANCE! Pre-Sadie coketail parties added to the fun. sadie hawkins Ignoring the old superstition that Friday the 13th is unlucky. Southwest Daisy Maes set out to capture their favorite Li’l Abners and hustle them to the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The admission charge of one penny per pound posed a weighty problem, and for the girls, the sight of a bathroom scale was even more unpleasant than usual. During the dance. Marry in’ Sam was as busy as ever, giving each new bride a ring and a certificate of marriage as proof of her catch. The Dogpatch setting coupled with the music of the popular Chwcellon made this traditional party a lively success. Do you think she’d sue for breach of promise? Steve Swanson Tuo skunks cleared auay all competition for best costume. John Stirratt and Iris Staubus Mart yin' Sam's substitute, Kathy Bruner, hitches up Lanny Thiel and Vicki Tilscth. Seniors Paul Enstad, Merideth Grierson and Mark Simmons plan campaign strategy. Kathy Bruner and Janet Jones disguise the barn” for Sweetheart. Sharon Theisen, David Harthan, and Bob Potter in ,A Sunday Morning the auditorium The Stage Crew: Tony Wilkes, Matt Thompson, Dan Loewenson, Joe Stanger, Jim Goldstein, Andy Erdmann. Contributions to programs were made by Mr. Dahle, Mary Hansen, and Mrs. Thompson. Show me! Production manager, Bob Potter; director, Mrs. Boy Ian; and Liza. “BURP!” Junior class “moronity comments on middle-class morality. How DO you DO? Wouldn't it be loverly? Heredity vs. Environment Henry Higgins (Marty Fisk), Colonel Pickering (Mark Hanson),Mrs. Higgins Maid (Wynne Broms), Mrs. Higgins (Molly Larson), Mrs. Pearce (Sharon Thciscn). Southwest High School presents Gcotrc Bernard ShaxSs Pygmalion 8:00 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, December 2 and 3, 1964 Alfred Doolittle (Gregg Almquist), Eliza Doolittle (Marguerite Aeery). Mrs. Eynsford-Hill (Sheila Thciscn), Miss Eynsford-Hill (Sandy Lester), Freddy Eynsford-Hill (Chuck Dahlc). Three Bystanders (Pat Westcott, Mark Simmons, and John Knapp). j 47 wonder if . . . Happiness is a warm robe. homecoming 1964 Charged with enthusiasm and the determination to “Electrolyze the Tommy-Guys”, the Indians prepared for Southwest’s October 2 Homecoming. Organization began on the first day of school with the notification of general chairmen Marcia Wattson and Terry Thompson. Committees worked feverishly on plans and promotion during the three short weeks preceding Homecoming Friday. Tension and excitement alternated throughout the day until fervor reached a peak at the afternoon auditorium. Amid tears and cheers. Marcia Wattson was crowned the 1964 Homecoming Queen. Emcees, Bob Potter and Morrie Bender, sparked the program with their portrayals of NSP’s “Homer and Roy”. The traditional Friday evening dance served as a pre-game celebration. Hie Nobles played for a large crowd of spirited students and alumni. The game with Edison, held at Parade Stadium Saturday evening, ended in a 13-7 loss for the Indians. Halftime festivities were highlighted by a parade featuring the senior high float and a performance by the band and Indiancttes. This year’s celebration will be remembered as Southwest’s first two-day Homecoming. “Yes, tee are collegiate! Seniors girls in Tommy-guise “HOW -dy!” Marcia, Dave Sl Germain, Jim Reynolds Chief Injun-eer Jill Larson 149 Princess Janet Jones Escort Marty Fisk Princess Pam Johnson Escort Tim Browning homecoming royalty athletics � tf r football ROW 1: Brad Peterson—Manager, Bill Dahlrn, Scolt Purdum, Bob Somers, Mike Campbell, Mark Condon. Terry Thompson, John Werner, Sieve Anderson, Phil Fischer, Peter Johansen, Chuck Burroughs, John Andren— Manager. ROW 2: Mr. Fredrickson—Coach; Dennis Erickson. Doug Page, Craig Schwender. Bob Stanley, Paul Virgin. Lyn Dean, Bruce Pfau, John Mayer, Don Smith, Gary Anderson, Mr. Peterson—Asst. Coach, Mr. Johnson—Asst. Coach. ROW 3: Tom Cain, Bruce Shclstad, Bruce Enstad, Jim Ryan, Dave Renslow, Greg Payne, Larry Kocchel, Paul En«tad. Tom Dobbs. Bill Janohosky, Rich Preus. ROWT 4: Greg Holt, Paul Lerum, Tom Deinema, Dave Caspersen, Joe Dcason, Bob Cronk. John Wallin. Paul Steen. Jeff Bowen, Steve Silbemagel, Jim Lange, Tom Anderson. Because ihe team lacked experience. Southwest was not expected to win more than two games. But with hard work and excellent training, the Indians developed a smooth offense led by quarterback and Most Valuable Flayer, Lyn Dean, and a hard defense which held much larger teams in check. Other stand-outs included Jim I nge and Coach Art Fredrickson with Co-captains Dave Caspersen and Craig Schwender Mike Campbell. Offensive left end Jim Lange gave his team some of the best kicking seen at Southwest hi recent years. Mike Campbell, playing g ard, was of tremendous help on the line, and made the All-City second team. The best played game of the conference season was the last. In this game Southwest tied Roosevelt, already crowned city champions and ranked third in the state. Southwest, with characteristic championship energy and determination, finished with a 1-3 1 conference record. The Grind M. Campbell D. Caspersen J. Deason T. Deinema B. Enslad P. Enslad G Holt P. Johanson 154 “0-oh, say can you see .. “You take that back! ... fair is foul anti foul is fair ... Close call for Ouatonna Coach of the Week Love thy neighbor. SCORE BOARD sw OPP SW OPP 28 0 Marshall 7 26 West 29 21 North 19 33 Owatonna 13 7 Vocational 13 35 Washburn 7 13 Edison 28 6 Henry Southwest 12 12 Roosevelt M.VJ Lyn Dean B. Somers B. Slanley T. Thompson Clutcb-acrutch-agame-auay ChJorox needed here! 156 P. Virgin “Slop the world. I want to gel off!' Oomph! “It's MY balir sophomore football ROW 1: Jim Anderson, Steve Marcus, Flip Giano . Dave Andersen. John Hegcrman. Lannie Thiel, Mike Carls, Leroy Johnson. Mike Stone, Urn Larsen, Steve Johannes. ROW 2: Mr. Levin—Coach, Tom Thielges. Mark Jaffce, John Smith, John Joyce, Tom Sathre, Chris’Gross, Greg Hawks, Krcg Kapitan, Kevin Faus, Mark Fredrickson, Mr. Williams—Coach. ROW 3: Doug Rood, Tom Cronk, Bill Coppage, Jeff Eliason, Mike Daniel, Jim Rien, Urry Nelson, Rich Lind, George Murray, Tim Stanko, Boh Arlandson. 157 cross country — state champs ROW 1: Bill Bonneville. Dean Weigel, Jim Solsvig, Jeff Johnson. Don Oliver, Rirk Rotsrh, Bob Anderson, Bob Witcrafl. ROW 2: Chuck Anderson, John Bruner, Mark Stafford, Bruce Knowles, Ben Titus. Mr. Halley Coach. Mickey Thorstcnson, Richard Long, Alan Raymond, Steve Greene, Mark Nelson. SCORE BOARD sw OPP ALSO WON 20 18 Edina Anoka Invitational 27 57 Osseo City Meet 75 Minnetonka City “B” Meet 78 Richfield Swain Invitational 19 12 Roosevelt State Meet 15 44 Wash hum 49 West The 1964 team was no exception to the tradition of great Southwest cross country teams. In fact, under the able coaching of Mr. Halley, Southwest was undefeated. The course this year was lengthened from 1.8 to 2.0 miles, and the site of the State Meet was changed from I ake Nokomis to the University of Minnesota Golf Course, but the team’s performance did not change. Southwest rolled up victory after victory, including the Duluth Swain Invitational, where Don Oliver took first, and the City Meet, where Southwest broke its own record with a near perfect score of 17. For the third consecutive year, Southwest captured the state title. This ran their remarkable record to eleven of the last twenty-two championships. 158 Coach A1 Halley with Co-captain Rick Rotsch and Don Oliver B. Bonneville J. Johnson D. Oliver Don Oliver Rick Rotach Jeff Johnson Best time: 9:34 Best time: 9:59 Best time: 10:03 -Stop, thief r Jim Solsvig Beal lime: 10:13 Bob Anderson Best lime: 10:2 1 Those lazy, hazy, crazy days of fall. Southwest’s Don Oliver finished third in the State Meet. “Wait till I get my hands on that Sadie Hawkins Happiness is a new T-shirt! His heart's in the right place. 161 hockey — region champs ROW 1: Tom King, Jeff Borgett, A1 Leighton, Tim Browning, Bruce Nelson, John Wallin, Mike Fermoyle, Rick Rotach, Chuck Burroughs, Phil Fischer, Roger Hansen. ROW 2: Paul Enstad—Manager, Bob Stanley, Tom Sathre, Dave Rcnslow, Steve Carow, Dave Coapersen, Jim Lange, Bob Cronk, Bruce Shelstad, Tom Sundby, Mr. Peterson—Coach, Cregg Almquist—Manager. Conch Dave Peterson with Co-captains Rick Rotach and Tim Browning. After ten long, frustrating years, Southwest finally won a berth in the State Tournament. This followed a conference co-championship in which Southwest scored more goals, and yielded fewer points, than any other team. The Indians led the standings until their last game, which was won by Washburn 2-0. The Indians avenged this loss two weeks later as the same teams met in the Region Five Championship game. Southwest skated to a 3-0 victory as Bruce Nelson turned in his third straight shutout. This effort earned him a place on the All-District Team. Boh Stanley, Rick Rotsch, Chuck Burroughs, and Steve Carow were also awarded this honor. In the State Tournament the team posted a 1-J record and returned home with sixth place honors. D. Cupaini R. Hanoen J. Lange A. Leighton B. NeUon SCOREBOARD sw OPP SW OPP 8 2 Edison 7 2 Minnetonka 9 0 Vocational 3 0 Harding 6 0 West 2 3 Monroe 7 1 Central 4 2 South St Paul 4 0 South 2 1 Alexander Ramsey 6 1 Henry 3 1 Blake 2 2 Roosevelt 6 1 St Paul Park 5 0 Marshall 7 1 Rochester 6 1 North Twin City 0 2 Washburn 1 4 Johnson Region 5 State Tournament 6 0 Edison 1 4 South St. Paul 4 0 Marshall 3 2 Roseau 3 0 Washburn 1 5 Alexander Ramsey He got all the brake ! IM “Touch !” Coaching calls for concentration. low Is Dave Perry, Pete Silbernagel, Brian Swing. John Zastrow, Ken Anderson, Koss Williams. KUW Mr. Larson-Coacn. U Henaman. Tom Noble, Tom Sathre, Tom Cronk, Sieve Johannes Mark Condon. 165 166 Knocking down the pOtala. 'Hey, fellas, its stuck!” basketball ROW 1: Craig Garde — Manager, Tom Cain, Dave Kurvers, Greg Franwn, Bob Wennerstrom, Greg Payne, Jim Hegg, Lyn Dean. ROW 2: Mr. Williams—Coach, Tim Dalton, Tom Deinema, Bob Kitchen, Paul Lerum, Jon Gurban, John Fuller, Mr. Raymond— Asst. Coach. For the first time in Minneapolis High School basketball competition, a school was allowed to play all of its games at home. New bleachers, with a seating capacity of 1,600, and electric scoreboards were installed in the gym. Although Southwest’s won-lost record was not outstanding, the novelty of home games, the dancing of the Indiancttes, and the closeness of the city race added to an enjoyable season. T. Deinema J. Hegg P. Lerum G. Payne B. WenneTstrom Captain Bob Wennentrom with Coach Walt Williams 167 “Stay right there, HI ask the coach. Daddy, Mr. Raymond thinks . . SCOREBOARD sw OPP SW OPP 41 57 Waconia 27 44 Washburn 53 49 Anoka 44 64 South 57 55 Pipestone 69 89 Edison 66 50 St. Peter 77 48 Vocational 46 63 St. Cloud Tech 57 60 Central 37 69 Henry 64 80 Roosevelt 57 52 West 31 42 Marshall 50 65 49 58 District 17 62 53 67 48 Henry 58 79 Edison -PUT-IT-IN!” one step closer, and I’ll throw it!' sophomore basketball ROW 1: Jeff Carolus, Greg La Londe, Mark Fredrickson, Kreg Kapitan, Bob Coleman, Bill Walker, Chuck Leer, Irving Binenstock, Steve Marcus. ROW 2: Bill Coppage—Manager, Larry Karjalahti, Bob Arlandson, Jim Ball, Landrum Wise, Rick Lind, Jim Rien, Ralph Peny, Mr. Raymond—Coach. 169 swimming ROW 1: Bobby Brace, Bob Nathanson, Cary Fine, Mike Hureh, Scott Kinxnore, Ton Sargent. ROW 2: Gary Hyland, Unny Thiel, Jerry Tomforde, Scott Weiner, John Erdmann, Bob Fine, Peter Caspersen, Rich Martenson, Ron Knapp, Mike Carla. ROW 3: Roger Karjalahti, Bruce Enstad, Phil Bergstrom, Mike Karch, Dale Cilea, Mr. Anderson—Coach, Tom Guthrie, John Anderson, Jeff Lund, Pete Crandall, Paul Steen. Coach Roger Andenon with Co-captains Bruce Enstad and Tom Ireland. As in previous years, the swimming team, coached by Mr. Anderson, turned in a winning season. The conference record was 7-2, and Southwest took third place in the district. Lanny Thiel set two team records, a 2:18.1 time in the 200-yard individual medley and a 1:00.3 time in the 100-yard butterfly. Junior Mike Karch performed well, and his victories included a surprise upset over the Roosevelt divers in the final conference meet. With twenty-two swimmers returning next year, the team should provide worthy competition and have an excellent chance for the city title. P. Crandall B. Enstad D. Giles T. Ireland R. Karjalahti J. Land J. Miller C Schwender 170 “Now is the time .. “Lets see, that’ll be 2 banana splits, 1 Triple Treat, and 1 LaLaPalooza! SCOREBOARD sw OPP SW OPP 43 52 St. Paul Murray 61 4-4 Edison 40 55 De La Salle 78 27 West 31 64 St. Cloud 50 55 Henry 75 30 South 73 32 North 76 25 Vocational 85 20 Central 64 41 Washburn 43 62 Roosevelt wrestling ' ■ , —■� r'nrrrrrr - ■ rtf -TT „ _ uuummmmmumu iniiiiiiiiiiwiigggf■■■811111 KUW 1: Jeff Skaug, Roy Hyland, Lee Churchill, We� Bigelow, Tom Arnold. Rich Cohen, John Stirralt—Manager. Mayo-Coach, Jim Ryan. Dale Fyhr, Russ Davies, Boh Smulka, Tom Alexander, Dan Tolino. ROW 2: Mr. Coach Horace Mayo with Co-captains Russ Davies and Lee Churchill. Once again this year, Southwest finished high in the standings as the wrestling team took third place in both city and District 17 competition. Bob Smutka, Jim Ryan, and Tom Alexander, as well as co-captains Russ Davies and Lee Churchill scored in the district meet. Tom also won in the first round of the regional meet becoming the first Southwest wrestler ever to score in the state run-offs. Students turned out in record numbers this year as matches were moved from the auxiliary to the main gym. This change was facilitated by the bleachers and the acquisition of a new $1,500 mat. L. Churchill R. Davi B. Evnstcn D. Fyhr J. Ryan J. Sonderegger D. Totino 172 SCOREBOARD sw OPP SW OPP 16 29 Golden Valley -K) 11 Central 26 21 Henry 32 11 Edison 22 20 Vocational 33 15 North 22 19 West 13 31 Roosevelt 23 25 Buffalo 19 25 Cambridge 21 15 Marshall 15 27 Washburn 8 36 Waconia 29 16 South V- noui do you clean a dub-dub: A. Rub-a-dub-Aub. b-squad ROW 1: John Sonderegger, Scott Lee, Mark Stafford, Roger Johnson, Chris Drew, John Kulstad, Randy Pink. ROW 2: Bill Ball. George Murray, John Hegerman, Rick Herman. Kevin Faus, Randy Herman, Dona Jensen. I 173 baseball ROW 1: Phil Fiacher, John Werner, Bruce Schrcpplc, Don Ax ebon, Gary Vtnderhyde, Lyn Dean, LarTy Koechel, Tom Sundby. ROW 2: Craig Gerde —Manager. Tony Wilkes—Manager, Jim Hegg, Jim Ryan, Bob Cronk, Jim Lange, Bob Wennerstrom, Dave Kurvera, Mr. Adam—Coach. oteb Bill A dun with QxtpU 'mt Bob Wenncntaun nd Jim Luge. Allhough there are only four reluming lettermen, Coach Bill Adam expects 1965 to be one of the better seasons in the history of Southwest baseball. The pitching of Bob Wennerstrom, Jim Lange, and John Fuller will give needed strength to this year’s team. The outfield will be fortified by juniors Lyn Dean. Bob Cronk, Dave Kurvers, John Werner, Gary Vanderhyde and Larry Koechel. With an outstanding effort by all players, Coach Adam’s pre-season prediction might prove correct: “With a little luck, we may be city champions.” April 20 April 22 April 27 April 29 May 4 May 6 May 11 IMPORTANT GAMES Vocational Washburn Edison Central North South Roosevelt May 13 Henry 1 May 18 West May 25 Marshall May 27 June 1 City June 4 Twin City June 7-8 Region 5 June 16-18 State on J. Hegg J• Luge B. Nelton R. Pmi J. Ryu B. Wennmtrom tennis ROW 1: Tom Tierney, John Sonderegger, Rich Cohen, Mike Petrich. ROW 2: Dan Loewenaon, Jeff Shaw, Chuck Dahle, Mike Hart, John Zimdars. This year’s tennis team should have a winning season. Led by six returning lettcrmen, the all senior squad will be a strong contender for both city and state honors. With the concentration of talent, it will be interesting to watch the struggle to fill the singles and doubles positions. Coach Norman Johnson promises an exciting year. Mike Han IMPORTANT MATCHES St. Louis Park Richfield Bloomington April 28 Vocational April 30 North May 5 Marshall May 7 West May 10 Washburn May 12 South May- 17 Central May 19 Edison May 24 Henry May 26 District 17 June 1 Region 5 June 4 Twin City June 11-12 State Meet Tom Tierney—Captain D. Loewenson J. Shaw J. Sonderegger T. Tierney J. Zimdan 175 B. Benbow C Dahle M. Hart track ROW 1: Bob Anderson. Lynn Svenpladaen, Bob Witcrsft, Alan Raymond. Dean Weigel, Sieve Anderson, A1 Leighton, Mark Nelson. John Brunner, Bruce Knowles. ROW 2: Tom Grossman, Ben Titus. Bill Tilbury, Paul Virgin, Rick Rotsch, Jim Reynolds, Bill Bonneville, Kreg Kupitan, George Crone, Chuck Burroughs. ROW 3: Don Klcven, Dave Caspersen, Bruce Almquist, Dave Renslow, Tom Dobbs, Jim Solsvig, Bill Coppage, Craig Swanson, Bill Dahlcn, Jeff Johnson, Don Oliver, Tom Deinema. Coach Rod Aafcasoo with Co-captains Bill Bonneville and A1 Leighton. Last year the track team won the Minneapolis Relays and was runner-up in city competition. The 1965 track team began rigorous training in March under the able coaching of Mr. Rod Anfenson. Late winter practice sites included the school auditorium and the halls, as well as the familiar snow-covered paths around the lakes. The team is expected to be one of the strongest ever because of several talented seniors. A1 Leighton hopes to continue his exceptional pole vaulting. Rick Rotsch, Don Oliver, Jeff Johnson and Bill Bonneville are expected to be an outstanding distance team, perhaps the best in the school’s history. Tom Deinema. as a hurdler, and Don Kleven, in the high jumps, are rated excellent prospects for conference honors. Dave Caspersen, Bilh Tilbury, and juniors, Dave Renslow and Chuck Burroughs, will provide the team with a first-rate weights division. Hie likelj-hood of a city championship is increased by the balanced support expected from many capable underclassmen. Discussing a coming meet arc Don Oliver, Ben Titus, Rick Rotsch, and Jeff Johnson. Don Kleven and Tom Deincma set up the hurdles for a practice run. Coach Anfcnson demonstrates the correct grip on the discus for Bill Tilbury and Dave Caspersen. Paul Virgin clears the hurdle in a practice session. IMPORTANT MEETS April 1-2 Twin City Meet April 30 South, Edison April 22 Washburn May 1 Carleton Meet April 28 Southwest Relays Roosevelt West Washburn May 13 May 26 June 1-4 June 11-12 Minneapolis Relays South City Meet State Meet ROW 1: Terry Howg, John Priestley, Boh Stanley, DaiTyl Holler, Mark Simmons. ROW 2: Fritz Meili, Steve Carow, Bruce Nelson, Dick Sundby, Marty Fisk, Tim Browning, Steve Swanson. Southwest has high hopes for the city crown this year. Returning leltermen and cocaptains Tim Browning and Steve Carow will be a great asset to the team, according to Coach Art Fredrickson. Team members usually shoot in the low 80’s, occasionally breaking into the 70’s. The eight backup men, mainly seniors, will provide the depth that is needed for a championship team. IMPORTANT MATCHES April 28 Marshall April 30 West May 3 Edison May 5 Henry May 7 North May 10 Vocational May 14 Roosevelt May 17 South May 19 Central May 24 Washburn May 26 District 17 June 1 Region 5 June 4 Twin City- June 11 State Meet Marty Fisk Mark Simmons T. Browning B. Carney S. Carow M. Fisk M. Simmons B. Stanley D. Sundby S. Swanson 178 s” club Fall Athletic Awards Southwest can be proud of its “S” club. The members are letter winners from teams that have won state championships, gone far in district and regional play-offs, and have won many city titles. This year, the members sold popcorn and soft drinks at basketball games to finance the purchase 6f needed athletic equipment. No, you cant buy half a box! ROW 1: Lee Churchill. Dave Schweiberger, Wesley Bigelow, A1 Leighton, Bob Anderson. Tom Ireland, Dean Weigel, John Werner. Bob Witcraft, Bob Somers. ROW 2: Bill Bonneville, Tom Tierney, Dan Locwcnsen, Chuck Dahlc, John Zimdars, Bob Nelson. Jim Solsvig, Gary Anderson, Chuck Burroughs, Bruce Pfau. ROW 3: Roger Hansen, Tim Browning, Rick Rotsch, Mike Hart, Jeff Shaw. Brad Peterson, Lyn Dean, Don Oliver, Paul Virgin, Bob Stanley. ROW 4: Jeff Johnson, Bruce Enslad, Bruce Nelson, Steve Silbemagel, Jim Ryan, Paul Enstad, Jeff Lund, Tom Guthrie, Rich Preus, Bob W’ennerstrom. ROW 5: Dave Caspersen, Joe Dcason, Steve Carow, Dave Renalow, Tom Dobbs, Russ Davies, Greg Payne, Pete Crandall, Paul Lerum, Tom Deinema. 179 badminton — city champs ROW 1: Ann Norman Kathie Stevie Julie Johnson Pat Barager ROW 2: Janet Lund Jane Hcaly Lenore Vun Santen Julie Ramus Judy Benson ROW 3: Allison Teeter Lynn Sathre Airs. Rogers—Coach Cindy Colberg Candy Wcdgewood With strong coaching and many hours of concentrated practice, the badminton team reached a much-coveted goal—the city championship. Our determined team remained undefeated after competing with the North Division Champions, Henry. Next in sight was the State Tournament, where Southwest traditionally places high. tennis Determined practice by an almost entirely new team began immediately in the fall. When the snow melted in the spring, t h e team moved outdoors for more work. New coaching techniques helped as the team met tough city competition. ROW 1: Ann Norman, Julie Johnson. ROW 2: Lenore Van Santen, Nancy Nehls, Janet Lund. ROW 3: Judy Ramus, Lynn Sathre, Cindy Col-berg, Diane Cain, Betsy Spettigue. 180 With strong backing by Nancy Murphy, Jane Mealy, Joan McClure, and Karen Linderoth, the girls’ swimming team earned a third place position in city competition. With a majority of the girls returning next year, a championship is very much in sight. swimming ROW 1: Bev Bruce, Vicki Goldstein, Martha Conkey, Carol Steinberg, Randee Karch, Cheryl Maloney, Nancy Drew. ROW 2: Jane Davenport, Jan Giles, Mary Kelly. Judy Benson, Julie Ramus, Laura Tucting, Janice Schwender, Karen Linderoth. ROW 3: Mrs. Thiel—Coach, Jane Healy, Lola Farnsworth, Nancy Murphy, Betty Somers, Grctchen Conkey, Joan McClure, Mart Gammcll. golf Excellent coaching by an experienced golfer guided the team to a good season. Practice began during the first part of March in the gym. Conference matches were played at Meadowbrook and Hiawatha Golf Courses ROW 1: Ann Norman, Judy Benson, Barb Rien. ROW 2: She Carow, Janet Jones, Nancy Nemcr. Julie Johnson. mixed doubles badminton—city champs Southwest continued its four-year reign in mixed doubles badminton by taking seven of the possible eight places in the city championship round. The teams credit their success to able coaching and faculty and student support. ROW I : Lindi Hrlmr, Sur Wedfewood. Janet Carlton, Carol Carpenter, Berb Rlen, Judy Beoton. Birb Swells, Julie Rimut. ROW 2: Jin Breen, Steph Wurt . Mirgiret CarroU, Diane Cirlton. Kithio Steele, Lenore Vin Sinteo. Janet Lund. Ljnn Sitlire. Candy Wedgrwood. Julie Johnion, Ann Norimn. ROW 3: Bob Falla. Mirk BriMil. Greg Hawkt, Ilrurr Gel� ert, Dodd Lamberlon. Tom Anderton, Mike Hut, Tom Tierney, Bob En e et, Chuck Dlble. Andy Erdmann. IS Alternate: Kay Bjornberg Left to Right: Susy Ford, Kathy Bruner, Cathy Murphy, Allison Teeter, Linda Mulholland. Mary Cervin. Janet Jones, Jane Healy, Vicki Tilscth. The best group of cheerleaders I ever had, the best captain also.” Those were the words which Mrs. Thiel had for this year’s squad. Their cheers were fresh and original, and no one could surpass their good sportsmanship and pep. This was very apparent to the St. Paul Jaycee’s who awarded them Mascot: Cathy Murphy the cheerleading trophy at the State Hockey Tournament. cheerleaders “Our left end is cuter than your left end! n 'And then the monster crept up behind the princess and ... Tower of Babel-ling idiots 182 R-r-r-r-r-ip! ROW 1: April Schwartz, Geri Rosenberg, Vonda Lange, Kathy Andenson, Julie Burglund, Pat Erkel, Linda Dcchainc. 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