Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

1968 Southwest High School Minneapolis, Minnesota MHC 2 . . . the crowded halls. . . jammed lockers .. . zero-hour . . . homeroom . . . five minutes between classes . . . study . . . tests . . . lunch . . . fifth-hour announcements . . . slammed lockers . . . end of another day . . . 3 4 . . . And Enjoyment of Interests . . . . . . Arrow, Wagistanian, and Woyake . . . membership in numerous clubs. . . auditoriums... pep fests. . . plays . . . committee meetings . . . homecoming festivities . . . sockhops . . . Sadie, Shamrock, and Prom ... the feeling of belonging . . . never ending entertainment and experiences . . . 5 mm 7 . . . Formed the Integral Links of Southwest High School. Academics 10 Features 26 Athletics 76 Classes 110 9 10 II To the Closs of 1968: One of the important links in your chain of life is a high school education. The quality of your high school preparation will play a very significant port in determining what your next link will be. The strength of your chain of life will be in no small part regulated by the link called education. It is our hope that you will make every effort to strengthen this portion of your chain by pursuing education beyond high school. Best of wishes, R. H. Closson FAR RIGHT: Assistant Principal, Junior High, Mr. Glen Sonnenberg. RIGHT: Assistant Principal, Senior High, Mr. William C. Phillips. 12 LEFT: Dove Peterson, Student Activities Director. BELOW: Foculty Council: Mr. Jones, Mr. Froehle, Mrs. Yonocek, Mr. Sonnenberg, Mr. Closson, Mr. Sochd, Mr. Shapiro, Mr. Jacobs. BOTTOM: Counselors: Miss A. Brmley, Mr. H. Warner, Miss E. Magnusson, Mrs. B. Undine. BELOW: Mrs. MacDonald, Special Service Teacher. RIGHT: librarians: Mrs. D. Johnston, Mrs. M. Nagel, Miss M. Wolkup. BOTTOM: Office Clerks: Mrs. R. Corow, Mrs. R. Norton, Miss B. Gordon, Mrs. A. Browning, Mrs. W Hughes, Mrs. I. Dahl. Not pictured: Mrs. H. Burditt, Mrs. F. long. 14 ABOVE: Mrs. S. Olson, a member of the lunchroom staff The other members of the stoff were Mrs. M. Molitor, Mrs. A Virgin, Mrs. M. Gaustod, Mrs. M. Krueger, Mrs. R Nelson. Mrs S. Pedersen, Mrs. G. Petrick, and Mrs. M. Wallin. LEFT: D. Linnebur, a member of the custodial stoff. The other members of the jonitor-engineering staff were A. Babich, R. Bonnarn, C. Edlund, J. McCabe, K. Petersen, J. Sharpe, G. Sorenson, ond Mrs. T. Kerkering. 15 Mrs. J. Anderson Mrs. M. Anstrond Speech Mrs. 6. Corlson A. Froehle Mrs. E. Honde Mrs. S. Hilliard R. Nelson Miss Y. Nelson R. McGriff Mrs. H. Severson Miss S. Sexton R. Shapiro Mrs. F. Sundin Miss L. Telander Mrs. 0. Welch Students Encountered New English Programs Several chonges were included in the English program. The most revolutionary change was the new schedule for qualified seventh graders. They studied Spanish, English, and geogrophy in a two hour block. This will enable the students to pursue a language for six years. Another co-operative teaching program was the combining of American history and American literature in the eighth grade. This provided a flexible schedule so that students could meet in one or two groups. Art ond music teachers acted os resource teachers in order to broaden the course. Twelfth grode enriched English wos improved by using two teachers who each emphasized the humanities. TOP CENTER: Mr. Mayr, our foreign exchonge teacher. ABOVE: Twelfth grode teaching team, Mrs. Welch ond Mr. Froehle. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Soucedo answered questions of eager students. Donelle Copus participated in the discussion. 16 Exciting Changes Were Introduced In The Foreign Language Department Southwest welcomed Mr. Mayr, a foreign exchange teacher from Germany, who gave the students on opportunity to learn about Germany in addition to studying the language. There were larger fourth year foreign language classes with stronger programs. For the first time fifth year dosses were formed. A seventh grade program was begun in which students were given the chance to study a foreign longuage for six years. Effective use of the language aides was olso made. Mrs. V. Horner French Miss L Nelson French Mr. R. Anderson Germon, History Mr. E. Mayr Germon Mrs. M Bell Sponish, English Mrs. P. Clendening Sponish, English Mr. R. Soucedo Sponish Mr. J. Reiter Latin 17 W. Adorn C. Cofuso E. Ermisch E. Hooheim M. Honsen Social Studies Stressed F. Inglebret W. Jones VAC. L levin 0. Meyer T. Patterson J. Pearson W. Williams Mrs. R. Yanocek Current Events One of the aims of the social studies department was to provide a more significant current events program. Along with the study of geography, civics, and history, students were encouraged to learn about world affairs through television, newspaper, and magazine media. The twelfth grade accelerated social studies class experimented with a new progrom which included more individual study and reseorch. An opinion survey which showed the seniors' reactions to sociological problems was a port of this research. ABOVE: Mr. Hansen. RIGHT: Mr. Caruso at his best. 18 Business Courses ABOVE: Mrs. Young gave pointers to Claudio Payne ond Michelle Pierzina. LEFT: Mr. Poston. Emphasized Proficiency Miss P. Anderson Mrs. C. Olinger The business department ottered a wide selection ot dosses to prepare the students tor the tuture. The Occupational Training Program provided a combination ot tegular C. Poston school work and actual experience in the Mrs. 0. Young bustness world. Mathematics Challenged Students’ Minds The installation of a hook-up to the Pillsbury computer system introduced students to the degree of mathematical skills required in today's world. Use of the computer wos offered to the eleventh and twelfth grade students studying more advanced principles; the junior high concentrated on mastering the basic mathematical skills. LEFT: Mr. lorson explained o problem. BELOW: Mr. Andersen ot the computer. E. Andersen Miss A. Bye A. Fredrickson A. Holley G. Holloron R. Hoisington N. Johnson L lorson D. Mielke F. Vore A. Angel lor L Hoolond C. Peorson M. Peterson S. Strand H. Strobd S. Swanson Science Experiments Aroused Curiosity A wide vonety of fields wos explored by the science department. Programs of study for the junior high offered a solid background for extended work at the senior high level. Senior high electives included biology, physics, and chemistry. Two new courses were instituted. One was the second year B.S.C.S. biology course which stressed discovery through individual research in the laboratory. The other, laboratory technology, was designed to teach lob techniques along with the basic concepts of chemistry. ABOVE Mrs. Swonson performed on experiment while Ricky Anderson watched. LEFT. Mr. Strobel guided second year biology students, Kathy Schull ond Diana Knapp. 21 A. Bonks P. Ford D. Holvorson Mrs. F. Rogers Mrs. R. Stewort Mrs. F. Thiel Physical Education Program Was Updated The physical education program wos re-vitalized. For juniors, health dosses lasted for a semester and were co-educational. The other semester wos spent learning and practicing adult sports which could be used outside of class. The physical education deportment hos always succeeded in keeping up with modern techniques. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Stewort and Mr. Bonks lectured to the co ed health dosses. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Ford. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Rogers showed Gretchen Miller the skills of orchery. 22 Fine Arts Were Brought Into Focus While teaching bosic techniques, the Southwest art deportment offered the student on opportunity for self-expression. The arts were more closely linked to the fields of English and history which provided a well-rounded understanding of the humanities. Through active participation the music students learned the philosophy of music and the techniques of performing. The department is a continuing credit to our school. 0. Dahle Miss 0. Reovis English D. Stoyke J. Sochd Mrs. M. Torgerson Physical Education UPPER LEFT: Mr. Stoyke. UPPER RIGHT: The choir practiced under Mr. Dohle's direction. LEFT: Mrs. Torgerson illustrated o point. 23 Future Homemakers Gained Valued Skills The home economics department provided basic training for future homemokers. Courses in foods and clothing were required of all junior high girls. At the senior high level in elective homemoking education courses, the girls were given the opportunity to choose their own projects. Miss M Devoy Mrs. A. Maxfield Mrs. R. Wenzel 24 UPPER: Mrs. Maxfield demonstrated a basic technique. LOWER: Mrs. Wenzel tried her hand at the range. LEFT: Mr. Popos o� work. BELOW; Mr. Moghon checked Mike Oliver's work. LOWER LEFT: As lorn Maddox looked on, Mr. Bjorlin helped Tom Paciorek. M. Bjorlin P. Jacobs J. Lind E. Moghon H. Moyo Physical Education R. Popos 25 The aim of the industrial arts department was to introduce basic shop techniques. Each student learned through his own work. In the junior high, boys learned the fundamentals of each field; the senior high students pursued o course of his own choice. 26 Indian Victory Climaxed Spirited Homecoming Volt defeat was penny cheap! The alumni, students, and faculty who braved the snow and cold weather sow the Indians ' shock” Vocational 35 0. The 1967 homecoming auditorium was highlighted by the coronation of Queen Betty Somers. Thanks to the hours spent by the homecoming chairman, Sara Boddy, and all who worked with her, the program went very smoothly. The traditional dance with music by Dove Brody and the Stars ended the homecoming festivities for another year. ABOVE: An Indionheod located in the front hall greeted returning alumni. UPPER RIGHT: Vickie Tilseth congratulated her successor, Betty Somers. RIGHT: A happy moment for Queen Betty Somers wos shored by Debbie Anderson. 28 UPPER LEFT: Stott Kinmore reminisced over his good old kindergarten days. UPPER RIGHT: Southwest's soul sisters, Jeoni Henson, Georgio Boosolis, ond Lynn Rolph, song out. ABOVE: The moments of suspense were shored by the homecoming court, Mary Kelley, Bob Ooerr, Vickie Tilseth, Betty Somers, Irving Binen-stock, Joanne Weaver, Bill Dahlen, Jim Berger, Cynthie Kulstod, Bruce Soarelo, Oebbie Anderson, end Scott Weiner. 29 UPPER LEFT: Princess Debbie Anderson ond Escort Scott Weiner. UPPER RIGHT: Princess Mory Kelley ond Escort Bob Doerr. LOWER LEFT: Princess Cynthie Kul-stod and Escort Bruce Soarelo. LOWER RIGHT: Princess Joanne Weover ond Escort Bill Dahlen. 31 RIGHT: Moscot Hons Huseby displayed his emotions with a burst of school spirit. BELOW: Cheerleaders Jan Giles, Chris Wert, Trudy Dibble, and lourie Boehm generated homecoming happiness. LOWER RIGHT: The lucky yearbook winner wos announced by homecoming MC, Jim King. BOTTOM: Homecoming royalty watched as the Indians extended their lead. 32 Sadie Daze Hit Southwest Boy Fever spread wildly among Southwest Daisy Maes during the weeks before the Sadie Hawkins Dance on November 17. The girls dished out the penny per pound admission for their chosen li'l Abners and headed for the dance floor. Despite the boys’ protests, Marryin' Sam linked the couples together in happy matrimony . Soothing music by the Sir Raleighs comforted the boys. Then with the last song and final laugh, the lights went out over Dogpatch, USA. LEFT: Caveman Bob lee clowned with his mote, Laurie longeway. LOWER LEFT: Sweet dreams and hoppy thoughts were shored by Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy - Janet Mackenzie and Joe Fischer. BELOW: Southwest's very own top fashion model, Eric Saulitis, posed for cameramen. 33 Pep Fests Sparked Spirit TOP: Eyecatchers at pep (ests - the Indionettes. A80VE: Cheerleader Chris Wert doubled os song-and-dance man for the Woshburn pep fest. ABOVE RIGHT: Joonne Weaver and Laurie Boehm cut up during a skit. RIGHT: Seniors, Bill Spece, Chuck Anderson, John Moore, and Gory Helebront, voiced their approval. 34 GO PUCKSTEPS- Indians Skated To State In ’68 The Indians, after topping the conference with an undefeated record, went on to clinch the District 17 Championship. This win sent the boys on their way to the 1968 State Hockey Tournoment. Going into the tournoment, the team was motched agoinst the Roseou Rams. The fired-up Indians won 4-2 led by scorers Jack Gravel, Jim King, and Dix Shelstad, On the second night South St. Paul overpowered a determined but scoreless Indian team. The 2-0 score failed to reveal the fine performance of our goalie, Brod Shelstod. In the consolation game the Indions bottled with the St. Paul Johnson Governors. After o gool scored by Jim Sothre, the Governors gained a strong lead. Despite o futile attempt in the last period with goals scored by Bill Dale and Jim King, assisted by Jeff Rotsch, the game ended with a 7-3 loss. In taking fourth place the Indians gained recognition for their skill, and member Jim King was named to the all-tournoment teom. TOP: Dix Shejstad fired again. (Photo courtesy of Mpls. Star.) CENTER LEFT: With a year of sweat and practice behind, all that was left wos a moment of shared hope. LEFT: Fons intently watched the gome. 35 THE LARK by Jeon Anouilh Directed by Mrs. Ansirand Student directors Mark Aune, Sara Boddy Presented at Southwest High School Morch 14 and 15 . Paul Ctobo King Charles............j. . ;L . . . . .7. .Owrlie Gibson Rusty Mitchell Queen Yoloride .. ................................................Diane | lion Burbotis Monsieur de la Tremouille.......................................Vernon Rholl Mery Nnhls Archbishop of Reims............................................ Rick Hermc Mike Maloney Captain to Hire............................... - Russ Scheidli Potti Maloney Executioner j.................................................. .Rick Qli Oovid Saltimon English'Soldier .......................................... Jay . John Erdmann Scribe .................................................... Ward Wheat Rotor Peterson ladies of thf Court...................................... Debbie Ander Tom Sweeney . . . . Randee Korch OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER LEFT: Actors, John Erdmonn and Tian Barbatsis, worked to achieve dramatic perfection. OPPOSITE PAGE, IOWER LEFT: Ploying with the bilboquet was the favorite pastime of King Charles. OPPOSITE PAGE, LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. An-strand directed from her favorite spot. THIS PAGE LEFT: The actor's ultimate reword - the curtain call. THIS PAGE BELOV : Debby Grace applied David Saltz-mon's make-up. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: Attempting to force a confession from Joan, Mary Nehls, were Cau-chon, ladvenu and Worwick. 37 38 OPPOSITE PAGE. (ENTER LEFT: Typical advertising for a Southwest sock hop? OPPOSITE PAGE, UPPER RIGHT: Mark Aune freaked out to the musk of the Defenders. OPPOSITE PAGE, LOWER LEFT: Togetherness as shored by Kathy Kupcho and Gory Virgin. OPPOSITE PAGE, LOWER RIGHT Gretchen Miller helped set the pace for the Indianette - sponsored hippie dance. THIS PAGE TOP: Behind the scenes, dances were planned and organized by dance committee members: Libby Larsen, decorations; Nmi Doerr, chaperones; Tion Barbatsis, chairman; Pam Sachleben, pictures; Michele Holt, tickets; Ann Freed, publicity. THIS PAGE LEFT: Russ Scheidler and Pete Peterson clowned for the camera. THIS PAGE ABOVE: A picture of happiness - Richelle Lee. 39 During the 1967-68 yeor the Senior High Student Council initioted new student-run progroms in the study holls and lunchroom. They olso provided on activities colendar for the front hall. In order to carpet the ouditorium, the student council held a Starvation Day before Christmas. A committee wos formed which planned College Doy. At this time juniors became acquainted with colleges in the area. The council also took the initiative to plon auditorium progroms, conducted opinion polls, ond revised the dress code. With much enthusiosm ond spirit the Senior High Studont Council accomplished all of their projects. The Junior High Student Council conducted a competitive United Fund Drive and o Canned Food Drive during the first few months of school. On October 26th a student council workshop wos held with other Minneapolis and suburban schools. Student council democracy and other ideas were discussed there. Another mojor accomplishment wos the change of monitoring the lunchroom during fourth and fifth lunches with freshmen helping the regular senior monitors. This wos the second year that candidates for student council offices presented their campoign speeches to the student body. 40 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ROSTER I. And men J. Boil I. Bwbotsrt I 8«och J. Berglmd $. 8et9Vx J S. Soddy G 8ooidii 0. Bocowski 1. Brwwll K. Gifiueittcn M CoSinv D. Ooft I. Dibit C. Drew J. (Iwon £. Ferniey A Golltt R- Gefven $ Gtorxn I Gilei P. Wm J. Hanson I. Hegg M Hell W Jotfee S. Jorgenson M Kelley S Kmmore t Kolstod K Kuprho L lawn leer 0 levin 1 Vordery 8 Mikkelson 0 Miftn S. Helmon M NtN s 8. Nelson L Oliver P. Porker 0. fct«e B Roserterg R Srfnedlcr ( khotn A do Silvo J Smith B Scmors 0 Stem 0 Svenplodsen C losior (. Worr 1 Weiblen 8 YoMomki OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Student council officers were Jim Ball, Vice President; Mark Collins, Treasurer; Michele Holt, Secretary; Chuck leer. President. UPPER RIGHT: By supporting the N.H.S. Santa Anonymous Porty ond buying the traditional tree, student council displayed their holiday spirit. BOTTOM: Due to the lack of room, student council held its meetings in a former storoge room. THIS PAGE TOP: JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: J. Scott. J. Tillitt, S. Geller, S. Greenberg, A. Della Rocca. ROW 2: L. Tul-loch, C. Ische, B. Somers, C. Singer, President; P. Hammond, Vice President; D. lamberton, J. BeVier, D. El-stad, T. Nagel. ROW 3: Mr. McGriff, Advisor; J. Treibergs, S. Craigie, R. Stanek, S. Miller, D. Elstad, I. Fangmerer, M. Seorles. BOTTOM. On Starvation Day students signed the roster signifying they hod contributed to the new auditorium carpet. 41 Responsibility, Key Note to Student-run Lunch Hours Student supervision of the halls during lunch wos one phase of the program designed to give students more opportunity for leadership. Several students donated their study hours to help prevent littering, running, and other disorderly conduct in the halls. Six senior boys volunteered to mointom order in the lunchroom. The monitors were assisted by twelve junior high freshmen during fourth and fifth lunches. TOP: lunchroom monitors were D. Dignen, J. Hursh, S. Kinmore, D. Plott, and P. Cospersen. Their Advisor wos Mr. Peterson. LEFT CENTER: Hall guards were, FRONT ROW: J. Moore, J. Murray, G. Virgin, R. Hofs-trom; ROW 2: R. Bolduc, B. Spece, S. Fecarotfo, I. DuVal; ROW 3: D. Bjur, M. Bruneau, C. Healy, T. Peterson, J. Thiel, S. lieb, S. Dohleen, J. Billings; ROW 4: J. Eliason, S. Frogrelius, J. Anderson, M. Tessum, G. Wert, I. Chipko. RIGHT CENTER: Larry Chipka exercised his hall guard authority. BOTTOM: Troys were picked up and returned to the conveyor belt by lunchroom monitors. 42 Y-Teens-Individual Chapters Formed Unified Club At Akipo the chapter presidents provided the lively entertainment for the beginning of another Y-Teens year. The first Southwest vs. Washburn Girls' Footboll Chompionship wos held, and a Coffee House provided a variety of entertainment and refreshments. In January ond February Human Relotions was the mam theme discussed at three all-school meetings Shamrock wos held in Benton Holl at the YWCA, ond in April the club's members sold carnations on Cotton Day. Y-Teens activities came to a close in June with the Senior Farewell. TOP- Y-Teens Council members were Treasurer Debby Groce, Publicity Chotrmon Gail Hunczak, I.C.C. Representative Julia Jensen, Sophomore Representative Jo Dougherty, Secretary Katie Berglund, Advisor Mrs. Clendening, Chapter Coordinator Shelly Holt, Vice President loura Tueting, President Mary Dots. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Holte, Sophomore Representative. RIGHT CENTER: Refreshments were enjoyed by members of Chris Fisk's chapter after a semi-monthfy meeting. LEFT CENTER: Heather Newhall's chapter fulfilled their art requirements. BOTTOM Y-Teens Chapter Presidents were Susie Lieb, Carol Shaw, louila Hutt, Denise Dobbs, Heather Newholl, Betty Somers, Mary Gole, Kate Nicholas, launa Merrill, Chris Fisk, Sheila Berglund, Peggy Smith. NOT PICTURED: Twn Barbatsis. 43 ABOVE: A? the Sports ond Health Club Debbie Helme, who was using the vibrotor, rereived help from Mory Taylor in removing her glosses. TOP RIGHT: Possibilities for a |Oint were discussed at a business meeting at Launa Merrill's chapter. BOTTOM RIGHT. Kay Koefod, Mary Ann Sronlon, ond Maxine Foley found exercising was fun at the Sports ond Health Club. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: launa Merrill s chopter collected conned goods for needy fomilies. TOP RIGHT: Debbie lambie, Carolyn Miller, Barb Reep, and Judy Carroll woited in line at their chapter's pot luck dinner. BOTTOM LEFT: Waiting for o ride home offer a business meeting were the girls in louilo Huffs chapter. BOTTOM RIGHT: Debbie Dahlstrom wos surprised by The Way photogropher as she was painting a Y-Teens' publicity poster. 44 cn TOP: launo Merrill’s (hopter posed for o holiday picture. LEFT CENTER: A pot luck dinner wos enjoyed by Sheila Berglund's chapter. RIGHT CENTER: Chapter President Louilo Hull and her odvisor waited while other girls got reody for rides home. BOTTOM RIGHT: Informal discussions were held ot business meetings. KRAFT SALAD ORE Boys Added Pep to Club Stressed by the Pep Club were student porticipo-tion and school spirit. There were more members than ever before, and for the first time boys joined the club. Making signs for the lunchroom wos the boys' main project. The members held a spring breokfost at the close of the school yeor. UPPER IEFT: Preparation for Pep Club meetings wos one of the jobs of Advisor Miss Nelson ond officers: Vice-President Julio Jensen, President Michele Holt, and Treosurer Susie Lieb. LEFT: Boys provided masculine touch in Pep Club posters. ABOVE: Mortho Conkey odded finishing strokes to the banner she wos pointing. 47 THIS PAGE TOP: A worm porode ride wos o relief to Indionettes offer performing in sub freezing temperotures. THIS PAGE CENTER: Hours of hard practice in the lunchroom polished a professional-looking routine. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: B-Squad Indionettes were. FRONT ROW: Captain Carol Richter, Kathy Mackey, Michelle Pierzino, Mary Flyg-stod, Sara Dohleen, Anne Gerde; ROW 2: Advisor Mrs. Torgerson, Karen Holtzinger, Sherry Farnsworth, Beth Bruner, Julie Brunzell, Cindy Woods, Stephanie Gionos. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Indi-anettes formed an S as part of their dance during homecoming holftime. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: A-Squad Indionettes were, KNEELING: Cindy Worp, Sergeant-at-arms Volerie Schwortz, Denise Humphrey, Secretary Debbie Anderson, Diane Dahlstrom, Jean Honsen, Treasurer Kothy Eddy, Cindy Johnson; STANDING: Co-Captain Mary Kelley. Cathi Boyer, Elaine Fenney, Jeanne Rykken, Gretchen Miller, Janet MocKenzie, Betty Somers, Co-Captain Kiki Nelson, and Connie BeVier. NOT PICTURED. Pat Smiley. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Choir members wotched from the stage os Indi-anettes performed for the Christmas concert. 48 Indianettes Brightened School Events In the summer the Indianettes began early morning practices in preparation for homecoming. They also had regular and extra practices every week. At homecoming the girls danced to 'Psyched Out and Georgie Girl and entertomed at the Christmas concert with Jingle Bell Rock. Other activities included a car wosh and sock hop to pay for new uniforms. A.F.S. Students Introduced Their Traditions to Southwest Walk together, talk together, oil ye peoples of the earth, then and only then shall ye hove peace.'' The A.F.S. Club worked towards their motto by making Ana and Jon, their A.F.S. students, feel at home and by earning money to bring A.F.S. students to Southwest in following years. The yeor began with a picnic at Upper Loke Harriet Park when 2S0 students joined the club. Following this activity were a scavenger hunt, a pancake dinner, a hayride, and an Exchange Day which brought A.F.S. students from other schools to Southwest. Also included in A.F.S. activities were the Mardi Gros at Coffman Memorial Union, a ski trip to Telemark, on all-school Twin Dance, and a cor wash in Moy. In June the A.F.S. year ended with a farewell party for Ana do Silvo, Jon Berglund, and their advisor, Mrs. Mitchell. 50 LEFT: A.F.S. members become ocquointed at their first event of the yeor, o picnic ot lake Harriet. CENTER LEFT. A.F.S. Officers were Linda Sofsvig, Sophomore Representative, Mary Clemensen. Treasurer, Bob Doerr, Senior Representative; Sara Boddy, Publicity, Mary Gale, President; Noncy Paulson, Junior Representative. Rusty Mitchell. Vice President; louro Tuetmg. Secretary, CENTER RIGHT; Shelly Holt tangled with a con of pop ot the Welcome Picnic BOTTOM Ana and Jon participated with enthusiasm in their first homecoming celebration 51 French Club Combined Fun and Study Ihe showing of the French classic, The Red Bol-loon, wos one of the highlights in the dubs activities. In the fall Diane Heiberg discussed her trip to France and showed slides. At the traditional Christ-mos party a real French Pere Noel wos their guest. New and successful events included Joan of Arc Day and o Mardi Gras celebration. The year concluded with the Spring Bonquet. B. Anderson N Andersen C Aspenson V. Aspemcn L Aspnes C Bobirocki L Becker P. 8enson K Berglund $. Berglund 0 B nl P. 81 com C Berowski R Biuner C Cdfcim L Christensen Jl Oorten P. Cook A (oppoge M. Corwin L Crone 0 Cupko N Mil P DeHhass J Dock man S. Eliosco R. Evan son L fangmtser S. Fecoiolto A ferns K. frtog 8 Freidman S. fntsen A flygstad K. Gommcly M Gomeou P. GeHtr S. Getter 1 Giles B Groce G. Grotslond C Greenberg L Hougee D Heiberg R Hermon K Hermanson S Hohteo L Hon ( Jacobson 0 Johnson S. Johnson R Kamel R Karch P Korrprud M Kelley H Kipp 0. Knopp J. Koelod K. Koofod E Kobner S. loBelle 0 lombie C larson J. larson K larson K larson C lowlor C lee A Imrene s H libbey 8. loud M Moilin K McCauley T. Medley J. Meyer S Mcen B Morrison 1 Mow D Myers 0 Myen A Neimon C Nelson N Newlond L Obrtsiad L Ohon S. -OtuFson R fWtme R Percousky 0 Plekkenpol G Plekkenpol 1 Pe� trson 5 Peterson I. Rcmstod M Romslod N Raschka 6 Reeses I Robbins J. Robinson L Ralph R Rosert «rg L Runqust A Rykken C, Sovoge E. Schoen S. Schveong V Schwartz M Seorles C. Show A Smith J. Smith L Smith P. Spector S. Stondrsh M Stanley C. Stein D. Stem M Sullivan A Syverson C thocesoo C. tosier B Iromor I loetmg B Wolgren I. Ward C Werdick R Wemer M Wmsieod K Wood C Woods L Yang I Zehnnget TOP: Advisor Miss Nelson told Santa (Mr. Jones) her Christmos wishes. CENTER: Fear was expressed by laura Tueting during the Christmas ploy. BOTTOM: French Club Advisor Miss Nelson, President Pom Gel-ler. Secretory-Treasurer Elke Schoen, and Vice-President Borb Morrison poused to inspect new posters. 52 r I Andersen K Digre G Hod and I 8atoger 0. ttslod C. Honsen T. 8eoch 0. [verson 0. Hanson G Beeson S. foils C Heime tt. 8runs C. Fisk 0. Hicks C Clobo A frib)ergs J. Hon P. Clobo M Frobish J. Isdio M. Clemjr.sen A Goss R Wnson J. Collins C Gtorbedc C. Johnston M Corkey J. Gyorky 8 KakoM L Dean S Gyorky H lawntnce S. lieb f Page G. Sorenson S. lyore 6 Peterson J. Sfantck G. Monhol R Peterson R. Stolle M McClure V. Rholl S Thompson N. Me tehee G R pf� ed«fger L toner B Mered B Schneck K Idl L Merrell R. Sorting J. We.Wen 8. Moot K. Sims W VMkmd K, Nicholas C. Smith B Williams J. Noland G. Smith C Willioms L OS-rtr N. Smith D Wotle Class Activity Supplemented by German Club The purpose of the German Club wos the extracurricular enrichment of students in the German program. At eoch monthly meeting special activities relating to the Germon culture were planned. Further insight into Germany and its customs was provided by Mr. Mayr, a foreign exchange teacher from Germany. TOP: Mr. Anderson and Mr. Moyr directed their teams as President Paul Clobo moderated word gomes played by the club. BOTTOM LEFT: While playing Password Cathy Williams used her dictionary to check on a word used by Paul Clabo. BOTTOM RIGHT: President Paul Clabo reviewed the schedule for German Club with officers, Karen Johnson, Merry Weisner, Barb Schneck, Cathy Williams and Advisors Mr, Mayr and Mr. Anderson. Moderns Studied the Ancients After a few yeor's absence Latin returned to Southwest. Every second week the Latin Club met in the teachers' lunchroom to plan the club's activities. This included collecting dues, making a coot of arms, scheduling evening programs with distinguished speokers, poster campaigns, and making display coses. RIGHT: Latin Club members examined coats of arms and Roman dolls, two of their projects. 8EL0W: Mr. Reiter, Lotin Club Advisor, counseled President Dean Schilling on the agenda for a meeting. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lotin Club officers Dean Schilling, Kathy Holte, and Mary Gruss evaluated programs of the year. 8. AN toff L G� lor S. But G. Gtoofund M. (haprn M. Gtossmon R. Oouttfmo. M Gfuss G. FkWI N. Honn 8. Htw.lt J. Howe K fWlc S. Johnston K. Icaon S. lomelsky M Now man R. Rwntf D. Sih.ll.ng 8 Ssand S Srmth 8. Scmers M lioimer I W.rkt 54 Spanish Club Explored Mexico To start the year Spanish Club had a Coke and Cake Party which helped bring in o record number of members. Slides were provided from the June '67 trip to Mexico. A Christmas party, complete with Sonia Claus and pinato, wos held al Ann Mikkelson's. The club planned to raise money for a Mexicon villoge school which would be sent with those who would travel to Mexico later in the year. P Wuson t Dolt C. Anglim P brand P. fcvglim V Evtmon B. Avne f. Penney N Bernat; S. Peruke C. BeYier t Poller L BeVier C Gefvert B Cole It Getveri 0 Copvs I Gocghnet M. Cooper R. Gronvm N Cornwell S Green B Cto«g M Greenstem 0. Dohlstrom R Homer $ Davn S Hammer C Demon M Hawks J. Howe A Mikkelson D. Jacobson G Miller B Johnson S Morgon B Johnson S Morlensen S. Johnson C Muphy D. Jungell M V,{Andrews 1 lorson B McGovern L lorson M McIntyre M lorson It Kelson D lindstrom H Nrwholl M livings)on i Cherts S loberboum P OPson R loring J. Orren E luel J. Pogel J. Mondery D Peterson M Ptlerson I Snyder G Pettipiece B Spece L Plot! S. Stephens J. Pryo. C. Strcmbeig B. Reeves C. Worp S. Reed S. Weolher.ll M Ring P Wedgewood L Ritter M Wise C. Rude P. Woodm B Ruisidc D York D. Skoller N Zumberg K SMti G Sroth V Smith S. Smith TOP: Spanish Clubbers clowned around before getting down to business CENTER LEFT; Cindy Warp collected money for the UNESCO Drive which Spanish Club sponsored CENTER RIGHT: Spanish Club Officers were: Advisor Mrs Bell, Vice President Ann Mikkelson, Ser-geant-at-Arms Bill Spece, Treasurer Connie BeVier, President Jeon Pogel, Advisor Mrs. Clendening, ond Secretary Heother Newholl. 55 Choir Added Harmony to School and Civic Events With a heavily programmed year, the Choir upheld its tradition of fine music. The presentation of the Song of Democracy for the opening of the Minnesota Educotors Association Convention highlighted the foil concert season. Appearing at other conventions, the Choir sang at most of Minneapolis’ finest hotels. Participating in the Nicollet Mall dedication and presenting Honegger's Cantate with the Minneapolis Civic Orchestra, the Choir began the holiday seoson which continued with appearances at Brookdale and Southdole. The climax came with the Christmas concert in the new auditorium and the Christmas eve concert on KSTP. The spring trip to Winnipeg and the spring concert served as the grand finale to the Choir's year of music. UPPER RIGHT: The banks of lake Harriet provided the setting for the cover of the Choir's record olbum. RIGHT: Choir Director, Mr. Dohle, adjusted the microphone for recording. FAR RIGHT: Expressions of the faces of singing choir members illustrated the intensity of their efforts. OPPOSITE fAGE, RIGHT: Choir officers were: FRONT ROW: Shelly Holt, librarian; libby larsen, Section leader. ROW 2: Kathy Eddy, Section Leader; Betty Somers, Sergeont-ot-orms; Mory Dols, Section leader; louro Tueting, Section leader; Debbie Anderson and Jan Giles, Secretaries; louilo Hutt, Section leoder. ROW 3: Randy Herman, Section leader; Chuck leer, Sergeont-at-orms; Mory Kelley, Librorion; Bill Dale, Section leader; Ron Prieve, Section leader; Rusty Mitchell, Business Manager; John Erdmonn, President; Gene Johnson, Vice President. BOTTOM: Choir President John Erdmonn relieved Mr. Dohle by directing the Choir. 56 0 And M And 8 N Aihm Od 1 W' $- B J s. s. Boddy G Boosts j Boy C Coro g Choston R (hrrtM p. Cook A (.09 0 C«w� r Com j OoW W Wo A 0 rtY 8. Pouton 000 P. Deol I. IW W D Dobbs M Dols M Fskos I fddy A Erdmom S Fofc 8. Forroll E Fonnoy A Fly A Fo«hcn A Frood K. Fr o9 M Frong V A Gol A p G« y. GfOi r 00 S C oUtvcr M Go S. Honn A Hon' ° C Honso 8 Homoo 8 H®ko«nH L Hoogw I Ho r Hom«n M Holt J Hovre A Hu L Hu c Johnson G. Johnson C Johnston V I S. Koo� o' C Kolstod K M h° E lors n G lorson L lofscn PC loyhom C 0 town 0 lonoQ f loud M lund J � o(k«v+ 9 Mofushi f JAifth d L Moo S Moon B Moff' °° f Pooor 1 p Ponkoih C I rtoncr j. Port 0 j. pot 00 W p«� on j. P!oc9 8 p Raymond B RKhords ( R«h 0 8odo 8 Stho 0 8 $ hn k | Sthoo V. S hwo t j Sth «J A do S M t StSl rror’ T Sist 000 p. SmiWy E Somon H S ono p Svo ds«o S Thompsco M L Tuot.ng C Tuielmon 8 VoWovtnos 1 Von BJortom 8 Word W Wheoton 0 Wilkos N Wilhonm 8 YoWomk. A Zohrmgor S Ztmdors Choralettes and Freshman Choir, Links In Southwest’s Musical Chain Under the direction of Mr. Dahle, the Choralettes achieved a high rating in the state music contest. Performing locally, the girls provided Christmas spirit at Midland National Bonk and also sang for numerous organizations. They participated with the Choir in the presentation of the Christmos concert, the variety show, the spring concert, and the recording of two records. CHORWETTES - FRONT ROW C Borne . L Yoyo S Zinger. B Reevet, N Stow. I Won. J Pogel, C. Sfromberg, R lonog, J. Ferris. W. WxJIund, M. Potmw, S. lee, M Peonoo K McCouley. R Horrison, 1C CoNi ROW ?: $ FecoroHo. M. toffee, K. Hoffman. S. Oluhon. B Millefte. K Blonch. J Weover. M Horthon. A frower, V Edwords, C Hughes. P Molooey. G ICosner. N Noliim . V Mifek. N Nami, M Cooper. C Wotp ROW 3 L DuVol, J. BnxnvoM. B Orno.n, C Wert. P. luod. B Porker, 0. York, J Rykkeo, M Pternno, C Murphy, I Oliver, $ Stacker, C lorson, S, Gorner, Stephen, I Rolph. t torosion. $. fritjeo ROW 4 M Gtody, C Motte, S Gr fi. I Oden. C 8 V «, lee W Mono. L HoMson 0 Oohhuom, S Stondrsh. P Wedgewood. I Fortier, M Horvey. Oltoo. S. Rubenstem, C tower, 0 Dahlstrcm, S. Gonot NOT PICTURED M Botcher!. I Ermt. leRoy, $ Melcher, C. Oss. V Wolden 58 y- r� y FRESHMAN CKOtR - FRONT RCTW: S. Mottmet,. 6 Molonoy, N Dahl, J. Koefod, f E ktood. B Crorg. J. Olesen. R. Hom� r, N fitwlood, J foils, L Obrtslod, Sectscn leodet; I Thors ROW ? M Cohen, P. Rosk, N. Cornwell, 0. Glenn, 1. Piwnno, M. Harrison, N Kroose, S. U8« t, Stccetoiy; t . Itnox, R. Jones, N. litfcey, W Cook, Wbrorion; B. Amfersoo. libtoticn; G. Plekkenpol ROW 3: J. Douttrmon, M Prlth, C. Clobo. C. Borowski. St (ton leoder; 0. 8ennell. L Chiistonscn. P. Coniod. N, Colemon, S. Person. M Timm, J. Orrtn. librarian; B Johnson. St geont ot-crms; 8, Scmm, 0, flefihw. ROW : B. Groce, R fvenson. K lersoo. C. Wiftins, C. Colkins, S. Weotheri'l, J. freed, K Callow cy, 0. RichouJs, M Dolton, L Somsteod, R. Hemson. Treasurer, 8. Bruniell, Vice Pct'dent, C Boird. J. Jocgtt. ROW S G. Pojt, Sedon leader; D. Beookc. G. Coilson. T Htdund, I OMson, K long, Sergeont ot orms; L Anderson, B. Kinmote, M. Gafcb, K Mucolt, D. Clstod, Section leoder, W Bestrs, K. Peletson. M, Olivor. J, Grossman, K. Kopiton. President NOT PICIURCD: G, Amtrson. T Amerson. S Murphy. SECOND SEMESTER I Arnold. V. Anderson. 0. Reardon. P. Sobort, I Sock, S Schoemog. B. Skoclrud, G. Srr-th. M Solsv Z. Stephens, J. Uhlpnkott, R Weber, 8. Weeden. M Wmsteod. M Wne. P Wcodm. S Worn. S Wurtr, D ZoUors. OPPOSITE PAGE, UPPER RIGHT: In the absence of Mr. Dahle, Choralettes practiced under the direction of President Joanne Weaver. OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER RIGHT: leaders of Choralettes were: Morcia Joffee, librarian; Beth Reeves, Section leoder; Joonne Weaver, President; Jean Ernst, Secretary; Michele Palmer, Sergeant-at-arms; Kathi Blanch, Section leader; Vicki Wolden, Section leader; Margie Harvey, Treasurer; Sue Garner, Section leoder; Dione Dohlstroni, librarian. IEFT: Relieved after the tension of o concert, Freshmon Choir removed their robes. 59 Jr. High Girls’ Choir and Choral Club, Outlets for Singing Interest Because of the great popularity of the eighth grade girls' (hoir, mony girls wanted the music program to also include o ninth grade girls' choir. As o result the choir was reorganized under the name of Junior High Girls' Choir which contained eighth graders as well as freshmen. The girls performed at Southwest and also exchanged concerts with other schools. Choral Club taught the basic techniques of choral singing. The course was elective, and all students with singing interests were encouraged to participate. JUNIOR HIGH ORIS CHOIR - FRONT ROW J Erwin. J Harvey I. Bakke. 0 Sftffen. S Grtenberg. N Jaffa . £ Moray, S OW ROW ? R Mill, E Tort. 0 Eddy. I Fetoroiia. S- Slovwon. P. PueM. S Gusiohon. J low . J Nelson. I Marl y ROW 3: N, (rag. I Amnion, N Dahl, J Gomes, 8 Erdmann. M Ifajth, S Kyono. S. Etklcnd. K Wood. B Somm, Setticn Itodtr. C Wmshipt Preudtru ROW 4 C. Fntsen, K JAchtr. D Rbyn . J Better. 8 MglhcJtand. E Sing... 8 Rodgers. ( R. hordson. G Wood. J Hot , M Sextan D Digntn ROW S N Hum . C Sthneeklolh. M Ryon. J Btndtr. I Graff. I H lm . J. Testm. D lombtrtcn, B Wjtjykowski. H Broom. Vk Prevdtnt. J Ro.ttnber K rtnby. P Punier ROW 6 8 Stoll. It Ikto. M Thompson. N Wofcrt. K Hornon. Settron leoder. S. Peltolo. J lorson. M Hortvwll. Sethon Itodtr. V Toney. S lot . J Colkmt. F Holdorson. B Borowsk. DlRECIOR M.ss Reams NOT PICTURED M Behring, D Floti. N Rtdmond. W Shondort. I Swenson CHORAl ClUB - FRONT ROW R Hodn . J 0 vet . M lenon. S Condon. S Smrth. I. Corroll. Settion Itodtr, I W«hh. H Womn «. N Anderson. S tf tory. M Hohfo, A Hofftto. Sethco leader. G Johnson ROW 2 T luetk. M DelloRotta. J CohHI. I Johnson, J. lesson, I Wrk J. I Sohmg. Robes. D Cupko. Robes. N Betnof;. D Helm . N Ingl.sh. S Ptlerson ROW 3 C KonoId. D Roker. 0 Opsol. Sethon leader. V Bomb n k. S Evons. B Nodler. J lermondtr. T Keeler. T Young. C DeGuho, S. Conklin. S tiion Itodtr; S Brown. M lufsey. ROW 4 J. Stallman. R. Eves, J Wthtr. C. Johnson. President, B Kroeder. I Betker. C. IGenorf. Sergtcrt-olorms; V Godoord. libronon. P Seekn. D Sthroeder. M Evenson. libronon. J Fr nth ROW S: 8 HoFstrcm, 8. Gudmundson. P Wilk s. D 0 Donnell. S. Grossman. L l|ungholm. G Viertonl, R Johnson. Setfion l od «, J Stanko. Setfion Itodtr. J. Sthm k. It Koprton. 8 Wheeler 60 Enthusiastic Band Provided Entertainment Entertainment at all home football and basketball gomes was provided by the Senior Band. In the new auditorium they performed winter and spring concerts. A hoyride ond party were held in Jonuory. During the year they were also invited to play concerts at Anthony Junior High School and Vocational High. TOP: Band officers were Bob Mikkelson, Candy Clark, and Melody Livingston. CENTER: After having participated in the homecoming auditorium, the band members watched the rest of the program. SENIOR HIGH BAND - FRONT ROW M Row. L Ritter, J. Robbns, B Williams, C. Greenberg S Ohs. C Babirocki, C. Demon, M Peterson. K Mohr, I Better. I Baldwn ROW 7. S Fenske. C Soldi J Bruns void, L M Winner. S. Otrs. D Nelson. B. Alien, G Hoolond. (. Clerk. R. Stiegler. K. to-f � om. A Goss, P Foster, I Scihre, 8. Br«eo. ROW 3: S. thorscll, N. Hanson. J. Gost. P Worder, G. Comjrotk. B Mikkabon, R. Stoll . J lied, I Pollard, M Homer, I Runquat. C temoire, ( Kleimon, 8 8Symen� bol. J Soldi P. Slovens, W. Anderson, M Wood. D Gosiofson. B Smithburg J Wriest ROW 4 Mr Sloyke. M bwngston, B Srhneck. K Rutledge, A Wutl . S Reiter. R Ptnllip. C Stuwi, J. lo-Fcns. C. Swonson. ). Emsi, S. John. L Prosser. NOt PiClURcO I Jyungtokn 61 Junior High Bands Joined for Concerts During the winter and spring the seventh, eighth, ond ninth grade bands collaborated with the Junior High Orchestra in producing two concerts. Aside from these united efforts, each band hod its own colendor of events. The seventh grade performed at Audubon, the eighth grade at lake Harriet, and the ninth grade band entertained at Fulton. Eoch musical group supplemented doss instruction with a ten-minute practice. RIGHT - ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW: S Reed A Trerbergs, S. Wood. t. Clw«on, 8. (herry+wlmes. C. Winship. ROW 2: 0 Ehtod. S Opiol, 1C. Nelson, M. lee, 0. Frefg, M Wdnrff . G Geh-efl, A Anderson. S. Roil«f. I. Smith ROW 3: I. hnd. P Schneck. E loSelle. 0 Wool Mr-lord. M Moshc NOT PICTURED I Wo-rta f RESHMAN 8AND FRONT ROW 8 Baxter. M. Mdoiyrt. I Ptoss . J Frersberg. J. Bertxer. C Gelv.fi, S Hooland. C Soihedond. C. GcWts h. R. K,ero. P. Sussmcn. M. Sfromberg. 0 Gher.ty, S. Erosion. 0 Geller, K Mtnon. ROW 2: S Zunberge. S True. C Skin, K. Wood, S. Johnson. M G llis. I Erxluav ishnson WAV 4 S lumelsky. 8 Johnson. G. Fredndrson. P Soiensen. S. Doeger. R Berryman, C. T Nogel. D Hum. 0 Rcore, M Hansen, R Denison. J SthnesR. C Andreoson ROW 3: S. Austin, G Balden. J. litwrn. N Barlo-w NOT PICTURED R Copus. 62 ASCNl. EIGHTH GRADE BAND - FRONT ROW: A Woodbury. D. tomberton. M Miller, (. Opie, S. Jcht, I. loud. S. Eeklund, K. Roymond. M Thompson. K Neison. P. Weider. C Winship, S I s in, N Baxter. ROW 2. H. Cornelius, 0. Christensen. S. Coswell. 8. Moetenscn, S. Srrtlh. I Johnson, D Newman, S. Johnsfoo, S. Gustation, R Stemman. I Munson. S. Oils. ROW 3: D Poyno, M. Fishbein. M. Bruner. I BEumenthol, I. SuHrron. S. Merchant, D. Sholler. J Kitson. M HoHt. C Ische ROW J Rasmussen, J. Oden. K. Doegw. S. Johnson, 8 Mo kimby, M Oostd, B. Scott ROW S S AtJerson, 0. Roe-res. S Martinson, J. Bcrbar, J. Hawks. T. Stoubus, I Ncrdohi. (. Collins, M I4sby, J. Woo a M Morin , D Scisvig E Thorson NOT PICTURED T Brosnan, D Collins. J. Ho K 8.1009. D Mooney. E Peterson. J Pdbrd CENTER SEVENTH GRADE 8AN0 - FRONT ROW I Fos ter, C Peterson, S. Stein, S. Anderson, D. Skaolrud. P Gobbisch. L Christensen. I Timm, J levin. E Peabody. A Berne. E Perconsky, C McIntyre ROW?: K. Otis, D. Gonvne'.i, 8. Sigel. C Crone, D. Ccpin, A Robbins, S. Peterson. K Werder. J. Syvetscn,.R Willioms. D. Ru-Hodge, S Benson, T r ox turnon ROW 3: C. Denison, B. Taylor, K Hiitsley. P Thompson. D. Hohn, S Stem, B Fosior, S. Inc . K. ShcEfer, B. Hossefenng, M Voito, 0 Conkty. D Arnold ROW 4 I. Julloch. R. Dorn. P. Gher-ity, B. Forbonks, J. King, M. lophom. K Smith ROW S: T Nehls. C Doutermonn, J Z hr. C Poiker. C. Cook. J Srhweibeiger. NOT PICTURED M Aldrteh. L Boden. 8 Forbcrg. S Willmon IEFT: THE Swing Band provided music for the homecoming program, October 27. 63 Indians Scouted Special Interests Helping others was the major goal for the Red Cross Council. The most significant project was Christmas caroling at nearby nursing homes. The March enrollment drive proved to be a great success. Red Cross members were volunteers from every homeroom The Computer Club enjoyed the use of a new teletype machine which connected the school to the Pillsbury Time - Shoring System Computer. New computer languages and methods of communication were tried. Students developed programs relating to their dosses, ployed games, and tested its capabilities. F.TA consisted of students who were interested in becoming teachers. To understand the scope of teaching, they learned about the different fields of teaching, talked to teachers concerning advantages and disadvantages of teaching, saw how teachers work with students, ond hod on opportunity to help in a teoching situation. In Chess Club o player could always find someone to talk with or ploy a round of chess. The organization wos odvised by Mr. Patterson. Some members entered interscholostic competition. 64 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Red Cross officers were, SEATED: Secretary Dione Heiberg, President Kothy Digre, Vice-President Jonet Nielsen; STANDING: Treosurer Doug Plott, Senior Representative Debbie Anderson, Junior Representative Sondy Rubenstein, Sophomore Representative Tom Oss. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Computer Club members were, SEATED: C. Drew; STANDING: R. Backley, M. Powles, Advisor Mr. Anderson, A. Snider. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Future Teachers of Amenco were, FRONT ROW: P. Ecklond, A. Mikkelson, G. Greenspoon, J. Bergstrom, K. Digre, ROW 2: S. Reed, B. Word, M Greenstein, C. Richter, M. Conkey; ROW 3: M. Smith, D. Wolfe, P. Cook, R. Rosenberg, G. Gronlund; ROW 4: S. Koelker, L Oliver, J. Mondery. C. BeVier, S. Rubenstein, S. Morgon, C. Bobiracki; ROW 5: S. Hommer, I. Hutt, J. Collins, M. Thompson, K. Christensen, G. Miller, P. Lund, C. linkert, B. Milletle. THIS PAGE TOP: Chess Club members were, SEATED: H. Olson, V. Anderson, K. Anderson, M. McIntyre, D. Devin, R. Werner; STANDING: D. Hicks, D. Elstod, D. Rodgers, J. Berger, G. lamoire, K. Aolverson, P. Wer-der, J. Gust, A. Snider, J. Triebergs, P. Clabo, A. Tnebergs, C. lemaire, Mr. Potterson, Advisor. THIS PAGE CENTER: Great 8ooks Club members were, FRONT ROW: S. Stein, K. McCartney, S. Greenberg, C. Crone, C. Corlyon, B. Berryman, P. Goblirsch; ROW 2: J. Horvey, M. Hirsch, C. Fischbein, J. Syverson, B. Chiat, R. Williams, T. Britt, M. Chandler; ROW 3: J. Berglund, B. Coin, J. loud, D. Coin, B. Forrest, K. Hanson, D. lamberton, K. Raymond. NOT PICTURED: L Clarren, K. Dirby. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: D.E.C.A. members were, FRONT ROW: Jonet Egelond, Becky Pierzino, Mary Nordohl, Colleen Purcell; ROW 2: Janet Levine, Nancy Totino, Judy Johnson; ROW 3: Marti Yellond, Robert lee, Eric Lyon, Teri lopsey, linda Alford; ROW 4: Tom Spinner, Mr. Poston. 65 66 New techniques in photography were used by the Camera Club. Demonstrations were given monthly to show new advancements in technology. Beginners learned about comeros, film, processing, and enlarging. The school darkroom was left open exclusively for the dub s use. Everyone looked rorward to operating the darkroom the following yeors in the new junior high. The Graphic Arts Club had a membership which consisted of Graphic Arts Production Students. Included in their projects were printing tickets and the colorful covers of the Christmas program and Woyake. TOP: Radio Club members R. Gottesleben, M. Miller, R. Johnson, M. Phillips, S. Johnson, and Advisor Mr. Mayo, studied a diagram of an amplifier circuit. CENTER: Members of :he Graphic Arts club were FRONT ROW: D. laulner, P. Chaudoin, Advisor Mr. Popos, T. Oss; ROW 2: R. Johnson, G. Terry, T. Solo, S. Kinmore, D. Nielsen; ROW 3: D. Janzen, I. Chipko, M. Powles, J. Sathre, T. Doerr, R. Randall. BOTTOM: Under the supervision of Advisors Mr. Lind and Mr. Papas, President Ron Johnson explained the lens of his camera to Camera Club members S. Richardson, T. Oss, B. Herman, J. loud, M. Chandler, ond B. Werner. Indians Aided School Staff The six members of stage crew who were directed by Mr. Dohle spent their first three months without on auditorium. After the stage was completed in December, the crew moved scenery and electrical equipment. Throughout the rest of the yeor the boys prepored the auditorium for weekly programs, SWAC activities, teachers' use. and graduation events. UPPER LEFT: Help in the library was provided by library aids. KNEELING: D. Pankuch and R. Kamel. STANDING: D. Knapp, C. Greenberg, E. Murray, N. Grossman, P. Stevenson, S. Fenske, H. Newhall, G. Greenspoon, P. Kist, and 8. Word. CENTER LEFT: V.A.C. helpers were A. Trerbergs, Mr. Jones, C. Konold, K. Ko-pifan, 8. Schmidt, J. French, C. lemaine, J. Stanek, K. Alverson, F. Zabel, ond G. Thompson. LEFT: A variety of tasks were performed by office aids J. Barager, C. Bear, K Bebensee, K. Bruns, C. Carow, J. Cox, J. Ernst, D. Evanson, L. Gronoas, D. Hofner, K. Hoffman, C. Jacobsen, C. Johnson. S. Koelker, P. lund, M. MacDonald, and G. Smith. ABOVE: Stage crew, R. Stolle, J. Gust, D. lone, and M. Daniel. Outstanding Students Received Recognition On the basis of leadership, character, service, ond scholarship, fifteen percent of the senior doss ond five percent of the junior class were initiated into the Notional Honor Society. As in the post N.H.S. sponsored the Sonta Anonymous Drive; however, the project differed from the original plon with the oddition of on afternoon Sonta Anonymous Donee with a wrapped toy serving os admission. A bonquet wos held after the final selection of all members at the end of the first semester. i9M-e; I. Boldww A Boll I. Berger I. Better M Collins K fcgre R. Ooerr J. Fidrrom P. Gellei P. Gionos J. Giles (. Johnston C. leer B Mornson M NeWs F. Somers 0. Svenpkxfcen 1. Tuefmg FAU 6? SENIORS J. Anderson C. Anglim P. Choudom P (lobo M (odety M Dots J. Fletcher M Frobish S. fcrsch M. Holt L Hull M. Kelley J. King K Kotlod A Kramer M totquisl J. Meyer C. Show M Thompson JUNIORS G 8eeson K Christensen P. Ded I Oibble C Drew A Groismon J. Mondery R Pneve W. Rosenberg F Schoen M Sher 0 Stem WINTER SENIORS 0 Anderson V Aspeoson S Boddy E. Feeney 0 Heiberg W Jeung D. Johnson 0 Knopp I. lorsen A lorson J. Peterson I. Ritter 6 Soorelo M StonWy B. Word j Weiblen JUNIORS E Atkm P Cook A. Coppoge A Gyorky J. tolons J. MocKenne L Oliver S Otis J- Pogel C. Richter 68 Crime Paid for Debaters The frve-mon varsity squod of the debate team wos led by Mr. Hansen, coach, and Jim Berger, captain. For their first project of the year, members of the team formulated their opinions of the year's topic, Uniform Procedures for Criminol Investigations. During this time the 8-squod participated in round-robin tournoments, ond a few weeks later the A-squod begon its contests. The tournaments, lasting through January, included debates at Hopkins High School, the University of Minnesota, and the City and Regional Tournaments. TOP: Advisor Mr. Hansen illustrated a point for negative debaters, captain Jim Berger, Jim Greenberg ond Tom Jerde. CENTER: Working together in the library, Joanne Horn ond Mondel Sher prepared the affirmative cose. BOTTOM Doing reseorch in the library were B-squod debaters: SEATED: Jan Clorren, Dave Croft, Trudy Anderson, Tom Robertson, lisa Runquist, STANDING: Jim Gust, Andrejs Treibergs, Tom Burton, Charles lemor, Tom Nogel, Shay lumelsky. Spotlighters Built on Participation Acting experience and o better cultural outlook on life were ochieved by the Spotlighters. These were attained by seeing plays such os MocBirdl touring the Guthrie, hearing speakers from various theaters around the city, by student participation at meetings, and working with the one-act plays and the major school play. Entertainment ot regular meetings wos provided by the members of the club. RIGHT: Several impromptu skits were given by Spotlighters officers Gail Greenspoon, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Freed, Vice-President; Tion Borbatsis, Program Advisor; Mory Nehls, President; Mrs. An-strand, Advisor; ond Mark Aune, Publicity. BELOW: Scott Kinmore performed with a stuffed monkey os amused Spotlighters looked on. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Anstrond demonstrated how to get feeling into acting. Student Creativity Was Displayed in Woyake The Woyake promoted the expansion of artistic and literary talents. Meetings were held once a week at o staff member’s home where short stones, poems, and haiku were reviewed, ond illustrations were drawn. With the help of the graphic arts deportment, thoughtful reviewing ond designing, suggestions from Miss Sexton ond Mr. Froehle, ond student’s imaginative contributions, a creative Woyake was produced. UPPER IEFT: Members of the reviewing staff were M. Aune, L. lorsen, M. Palmer, I. Barbotsis, K. Berglund, M Frobish, J. Giles, P. Clobo, M. Doerr, J. Fletcher, B. Gordon, J. Perlman, S. Richardson, J. Horn, J. Greenberg, P. Choudoin, and Mr. Froehle, Advisor. UPPER RIGHT: The art staff included A Freed, T. Sweeney, M. Kilinsky, P. Clobo, J. Bergstrom, J. Meyer, S. Fink, B. Parker, P. Peterson, M. Frobish, and Miss Sexton, Advisor. CENTER LEFT: Production stoff members were T. Solo, D. leubner, C. Drew, P. Janzen, R. Doerr, J. Sathre, P. Choudoin, R. Rondoll. D. Nielsen, M. Powles, S. Kinmore, D. Cook, R. Johnson, and Mr. Popes, Advisor. IEFT: Many evenings were spent reading and discussing materials submitted to the Woyoke. 71 72 Arrow Linked Students and Student Life The oddition of a junior high page to the Arrow played an important part in arousing school spirit in the junior high. All articles and organization in the Quiver, the name of the junior high poge, come from junior high students. In addition to providing readers with information obout students, teachers, activities, and sports, the Arrow presented controversial issues ond conducted polls. Together the articles and photography furnished on enjoyoble record of the progress ond growth of the school. JUNIOR HIGH ARROW - fftONI ROW S. Pink. S. lumehky. Ed.tof. 0. lenox. C Bo.rd. M Wmltod, P. Swvnon ROW 1 B W«rt t. 0 Hide . J. loud, 6 M.SJ . S. Peterson. P. Wood . Mrs � ll«Hd, M TOP LEFT: Bob Nothonson, Photogropher, ond Rogelio losso, An Editor, examined several photos os Mary Nehls, Picture Editor, ond Andy Kramer, Chief Editor, discorded those unsuitable for the Arrow. TOP CENTER: Andy Kramer, Chief Editor; Barb Morrison, Production Editor; ond Jon Weiblen, Circulation Monoger; criticized the lost Arrow os Claudia Rude, Production; Sheila Ber-glund, Typist; ond Ralph Perry, Business Manager; prepared the next issue. CENTER: The Sports Staff: Vicki Wedgewood, Jim King, Editor Flip Gionos, Jeff Rotsch, and Bruce Soarelo, worked to insure odequate sports coverage. LEFT: Cotan. X Sk| i. B Somtn. S Weottafill. S. !! . N01 PICTURED B Jonos News Staffers: Barb Morrison, Larry Kloet, Linda Ritter, and Cathy Williams, wrote articles under the supervision of Editor Gary fine. ABOVE: Editor Chris Gronbeck, Maxine Foley, Melanie Porsons, and Jeon Ernst, the Features Staff, took o last minute check to moke certain every article for the Arrow was correct. NOT PICTURED: Kay Koefod ond Sharon Zimdors, Production; Louise Baldwin, Cindy Carow, Rebecco Johnson, Mary Grossman, Fred Stepniock, News; Deedee Knopp, Laurie longeway, Features; Mork Fredrickson, Andy Grossmon, Bob Leslie, Pom Sochleben, Sports. 73 1968 Staff Created A New Look Breaking the link with tradition gave the 1968 Wagistanian staff an opportunity to use their creativity. Staff members were chosen in the spring of 1967. For the first time juniors were selected to help the seniors. As the book's plans were made, the staff realized the amount of work it would toke to produce a permanent history of the school year. Everydoy after school the staff met to plan rough drafts, fill in dummy sheets, write copy, crop pictures, and complete triplicates. When the lost deadline was met, and the last post deadline party held, the Wagistanian staff reflected on their work. Although frustrating ot times, it was unanimously agreed that the work accomplished wos both fun ond rewarding. 74 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Martha Conkey, Sports Editor; Dana Pankuch, Copy Editor; Elke Schoen, Sports; Joyce lorson, Faculty Editor; and JoEllen Mand-ery. Faculty; compared the Wagistanian to other yearbooks. BOTTOM: Nancy Paulson, Underclossmen; Sharon Fink, layout Editor; laura Tueting, Underclass Editor; Carolyn Anglim, Seniors; and her editor, Carolyn Thomson, cropped pictured for their layouts. THIS PAGE, TOP: Corolyn Thoreson, Joyce larson, and Kathy Digre designed dummy sheets. LEFT CENTER Kathy Digre, Chief Editor, waited for Mrs. Corlson, Advisor, who wos helping Carol Shaw, Business Manager. RIGHT CENTER: Clair Peterson, Staff Photographer; Ron Johnson, Student Photographer; and Marit Ramstad, Art Editor; inspected negotives. BOTTOM: Organizations Editor Mary Gale, her staff, Kathy Christensen and Dione Stein; Special Events Editor Cindy Kulstod; and Sara Boddy, Scheduling Editor; agreed upon photos to use. SOUTHWEST ACTIVITIES TU£ AUOITORIUM JR Hi 8 40 SRJ« 930 HOCKEY SW VS MARSHALL wco 4 00 SWIMMING BLAKE AT BLAKE s 30 WRESTLING ROOSEVELT AT SW THUR730 BASKETBALL NORTH at SW fri 5 30 SWIMMING WEST AT OLSON SAT 8 30 HOCKEY SW VS WASHBURN 76 C Anderson I Bonvon J 6«g|«nd M lotqoitf B $n lhb«rg ABOVE: Cross Country runners practiced starting positions. RIGHT: Indian runners gave Roosevelt o fight to the finish. 78 Cross Country Took Third in City The Harriers monaged to make a creditable showing in spite of many handicaps which come with a young, inexperienced, and frequently injured team. At the City Meet and the Austin Invitational, the Indians placed third and fourth respectively. The team was under the leadership of Coach Holley and Captoin Chuck Anderson. Captain Chuck Anderson and Cooch Halley discussed team strategy. 79 FRONT ROW 6 Richadt. 0. Sahvig. k Gimvrcn. C. Anderioo. I Bewoo. J Bergluod. J Ore BACK ROW S Berglund. I. Cowell B. Sm.thfcwg. M lofqurtl, J. Slonko. J lofom, 0 Ra cmd. 8 Coroluv 80 sw 26 30 m is. 32 SCORES ■I OPP 29 26 26 23 Mounds View OssdT M Roosevelt . % ' Washburn City Meet-. Third ploce Austin Invitational: Fourth place, St. Olof Invitational. Seventh ploce City B Champions xt UPPER LEFT: Jon Berglund: Best time, 10:31. CENTER LEFT: John Drew: Best time, 10:18. CENTER RIGHT: Tom Benson: Best time, 10:33 UPPER RIGHT: Brad Richards: Best Time, 10:38. BELOW. Alter hours of strenuous practice the Indions colled it a day. 82 J. Boll L Oiipko M Collins P. Conovtf 0. Cook M Ooo.fl S Davis R Oo « TOP: Spirited Indians stampeded Parade Stodium anticipating a victory over the Millers. RIGHT: Jeff Anderson successfully by-possed Edison's defense while Scott Quisling blocked. SW 14 18 0 7 13 25 28 35 6 SCORES OPP 18 6 7 6 0 21 6 0 2S M Woshbfcrn Edison North Marshall West Sioux Falls lincoln South Vocational Central t r J m Football Team Finished With a 6-3 Record Despite losing the season's opener to rival Washburn, the Indians finished with o notable record of 6-3. Disappointed but not defeated by their loss to North, the team come bock to win five in a row. Highlights of the season included the Indians upset of Sioux Falls Lincoln and the 35-0 homecoming victory over Vocotional. Teom effort, experienced coaching, ond school spirit produced a rewarding season. LEFT: The teom was led by Cooch Johnson, Coach Fredrickson and Captain Chuck Leer. R0W M X09«r B WWt . J Srhei. S Nt.mon. I Kohnke. 0. Cook. I ltdma S Ocvis. C Iwr, f V. Collinj. B KoYOkhuk. B. leer, 0 fermoyle, C Brett, .Vonogtr 0 looe ROW 7 (OOth DodWh. (ooth Peterson. 8 les'f C W«n, M Btuneou. 8 Soared. M Fiedrxkfon. J Critk-Vy J Jtotuh, R Doe . 8 (onboy. 1 Moot . M tessum. I Citnel. I Fisher, M Homer. J Jhorros. Cooth Fredrickson. (ooth W«w ROW 3: J Andencn, f. Hartwell. J. Hegermon, P. Concnti. M Dcr l. H-oson. S Ropp. S Opting. L (hipfco, J Boll, B. Gvstofson. 0. tukey, J Sothre, C Virgin, 0 F orthos. R Pritv . 0 Shehtod J3 -J (feasOA J Itdmonr I Erickson M Fitdrickson P Gtonos R Gustafson 1 Hegermon 0 loo. ( loe 8 leslie I Mooce $ fottag S opp I Rowch C Wert UPPER LEFT: Chuck leer struggled post the Cowboys for o first down, UPPER RIGHT: Gory Virgin leoped into the air for o poss RIGHT Jeff Kahnke ond Steve Rapp discuss strategy with line Coach Peterson Sophomore Team Improved Week by Week Overcoming inexperience, the sophomore team concluded with a commendoble record of 4-2-1. A 26-13 victory over Washburn wos the season's highlight. The team's ploying steadily improved week by week. This provided valuable experience for future varsity teams. SCORES SW OPP 0 13 Central 34 0 South 26 13 Washburn 14 14 Roosevelt 21 6 West 6 0 Roosevelt 13 20 Henry LEFT: Sophomore defense men bolted West. FRONT ROW C. VbHpfe B. How . 0. Mm 0 Robb.ni. W McG . I lenft D. Caponon. k Otwn, B lundw 0 l vm . J � •. 8 Tafctankj 0 fcMkng. 0 Bo . Cooch HoWm ROW 4 K C KI«imon, 0 Wau ROW ? D Po . I WoodM G fr cktoo. 8 « . 0 fdh. J Wd . 1 G Fo ' 1 S M, «- 6 S orl«, I Murtav, J Slollmon. J OoN ROW 3 Cooth Itv.n., R Sm.lK G tehnwn S It B Sh l Vh ',en C 85 UPPER RIGHT: Coach Peterson ployed his part in c Southwest victory. ABOVE: The teom wos introduced before the Edina game. RIGHT: Indians rejoiced after the Edino defeat. 86 r 'M SCORES sw OPP SW OPP II 3 Edison ? 0 Duluth Central 12 0 North 0 1 Hibbing S 1 South 1 3 South St Paul 12 2 Central 3 £)-� Bloke 17 0 Vocational 2 f Edma 7 «Hi — 6 0 Marshall 3 ( ’ Washburn 5.. .W| tr 1 0 Roosevelt 4 4 4 10 T? 0 0 ' t 2-5 frhfieW 7 0 y. 2 South Si Pool St lou s Pork .'•;' 3 7 Johnson Bloomington Untold'. iv. ■mm ■ ■ Hockey Team Finished Fourth In State ABOVE: Dix Shelstod, the leodmg scorer in the city, handled the puck toward another goal. LEFT: Indians stored and went on to win in the West gome. W. Dole P C-8W i. HvMfcy J fog J. Rotwh 87 Hockey Team Took City Title Southwest's hockey season was climaxed by the State Hockey Tournament where the team represented Region Five. After winning the first gome and losing the remoming two, the Indians finished fourth in stote. The year brought mony triumphs - defeating Edmo in two overtimes, beoting Washburn twice, placing four on the all city, four on the oil district, and one person on the all state team. Brothers Dix and Brod Shelstod topped the city in scoring ond goal tending, led by Coach Peterson and Co-captains Jim King ond Jeff Rotsch, the hockey team finished with on excellent record of 20-5. RIGHT: Coach Peterson and Co-coptains Jim King and Jeff Rotsch supplied the leadership for a championship team. 88 FROM ROW 6 Shehtod, J Grant. H Hosby. J. Km J Rotsch, 8. Pole. S Johnson, F Gkwos. 0 Fermoyte ROW ? Monoger B. leer, Athletic Director M Peterson, J. Fisher. B Horvey, V Corow, J Anderson. J. Sothre, 0 Shelstod, M Bruneoo, Cooch 0 Peterson. Cooch lor son FRONT ROW S. Sn dbecft I MitchrH, J Murray. R Johnson. G. Fredrickson. B Show, K lerg 8 ing. Brom. 1C Schweiberger. J. Idrorek. NOT PICTURED H Johnson Willwms. R Sundby. ROW 7 Cooch lorson, 0 Robbins. D. Cosperson, G. Page, P Mi3er, 0. Sch.ll- Sophs Played In Twin City Game The sophomore pucksiers complefed on outstanding season with a 6-1-1 conference record. Highlights included victories over Washburn ond Roosevelt. As city champions the team lost to St. Paul Johnson despite top performances by Don Cospersen, 8ob Williams, ond leading scorer Ron Sundby. LEFT: Sophomore team wormed up before the Washburn gome. 89 SCORES SW OPP 53 36 Kellogg 59 42 Edison 61 46 Mhoho Acod SI 58 Henry 41 70 St. Louis Pork 57 59 South 59 64 West 73 61 Chotfield 60 56 Montgomery 54 68 Control 71 74 Roosevelt 66 79 Vocotionol 77 60 Prirneton 55 87 Woshburn 47 61 North 71 65 Marshall 70 43 Rush City 73 61 Sub District - Marshall 62 66 District 17 - Henry UPPER LEFT: Irving Binenstock dodged West to attempt a shot. UPPER RIGHT: Frank Hartwell, Keith Johnson, and Irving Binenstock left the floor after a strenuous quarter. RIGHT: The cheerleaders took over while the team rested during time outs. “Close” Described The Basketball Season The Southwest coders ployed many close gomes, highlighting the seoson with victories over Marshall ond o highly-rated Montgomery team. The boys, led by Captain Irv Binenstock, tried to overcome their lack of height and ended the seoson with a 9-10 overall record. An outstanding player was all-city guard Dale Svenpladsen who led city scoring with a 19.6 average. Indians won their sub-district gome against Marshall but lost to Henry in the District 17 playoffs. LEFT: Coach Williams and Captain Irving Binenstock watched the teom practice for the next game. 91 FRONT ROW G. Wert. C Hedy. 0. Svenplodsen. I. Bmensiosk, C. l« � . M Fredrkban, f. Hortwetl. ROW 2: Monoger G. Thompson. J Boll, S Ropp. i. lowlor. K Johnson, N froelkk, S Grossmon, Cooth Williams. J Boll I 8 neost xk M Fredrickson K Johnson (. Low S. Ropp D Svonptodson G. Won UPPER LEFT: Dole Svenplodsen, Southwest's leoding scorer, went up for o jump boll in the Roosevelt gome. UPPER RIGHT: Southwest's only conference game away from home was ot Washburn where the Indians lost 87-5S. RIGHT: Keith Johnson grabbed the rebound in the Henry game. 92 Soph Cagers Finished Fifth In City Cooched by Mr. Angellar, the sophomore bosket-boll team compiled a 6-4 conference record. Denny Boe wos high scorer, ond strong support wos furnished by Scott Bergland ond Kevin Bailey. A loss to Washburn was part of a mid-season slump, but the boys rallied to a fifth place in city conference ploy. LEFT: Indians and Cowboys waited for the rebound on a West free throw. 93 fftCW! ROW Mar.ajfi C Kondd. S fotglund. D. Boe, T Erickson, 8 Carolus. G fod«!l, J Oohl. J SJallmon. K Kopioa WanogerS Poltnon RO'W? I Robinson, 1C Bo ly, R Mcycn, S. Earl, S. Am- i' V $ Mil . E, Holrr. 0 Wooro, D. Lovirw, Coach Angtllor Wrestlers Finished Third In City The Indion grapplers, coached by Horace Mayo and led by Co-captains Roy Hyland and Dana Jensen, fought their way to o second place finish in District 17. Six boys competed in Region 5 play. Heavyweight Scott Quisling went on to be the first Southwest wrestler to ever be in the state tournament. Other memorable matches of the season were o lie with Woshburn and three winners in the South St. Paul Tournament. The Sophomore Team, led by Mr. Meyer, finished with a 11-0-1 record which gave them the city championship. RIGHT: Co-coptains Roy Hyland and Dono Jensen and Coach Mayo led the team to a third place finish in city. 94 I Byers, R Wnblen, 0 Solsvig. B Billow. B Specc. R. Hytond, S. Quisling, Hegermon J I homos, I Kahrkt. S Neimon, I Peer son, M E kes. D Jensen. 1 Ht tmion R Hylood 0. JensKi 1. P t wo S. Quisling W Sp« UPPER RIGHT: Heovyweight Scott Quisling wos South-west's first wrestler to be in the stole tournoment. CENTER IEFT: John Hegermon groppled with his opponent in the Roosevelt motch. LEFT: SOPHOMORE TEAM - G. Durand, B.McGile,C. Kleimon, R. Flesher, R. Olin, D. Harris, C. Cowell, F. Solo, J. Soldin, T. Peterson, R. Christman 95 t i I 65 i i 10 F f. DEE J. Bi « R. 8tun P (apersto J. Erdmonn S. fogr«iius G flM R G«fv� ft S. (trith S, Kinmort UPPER LEFT: Swimmers lent teammates morol support. UPPER RIGHT: Scott Kinmore, number one diver, showed his winning form at the Henry meet. J� SCORES sw OPP so 43 St. Thomos 30 73 Rochester Marshall 56 38 North 35 60 Blake 56 39 West 31 64 Golden Valley 63 31 South 64 31 Central 48 47 Roosevelt 50 44 Edison 59 36 Vocational 46 49 Washburn 44 51 Benilde 50 45 Henry 96 Tankers Finished Second In City Indion swimmers began their practice in November. With many impressive victories the tankers finished with a record of 8-1. Roosevelt wos defeated by the Indions for the first time in four yeors. After losing to Woshburn 49-46, the team came back to beat Henry, earning second ploce in the city conference. In the district meet six Indions gained positions in the state swim meet. Swimmers were led by Coach Hoi-vorson ond Co-coptains Pete (aspersen ond John Erd-monn. LEFT: Coach Halvorson and Co-captains Pete Casper-sen and John Erdmann discussed times ot the Vocational meet. R Hal ha (non B Soorelo I Sargent C Soolitis S Werner FRONT ROW 0 Johnson. I WeigH K. (houdom. 0 Bruce. J Howfcs. 0 8erggwsl, L Goldsman, T Doege. G Amenon, J. (orison ROW 2: B Bruce. S. Kwmore, 8 Notion von, R (crrwotl. B Allen. S. Hirsch J Secrfes. G Fine. I Oss. R Digre. It Soorelo ROW 3 (ooch Hokorson, I Soigenr, 1 BlcJce. 9. (ospersen. 0. Tukey. S. fogrebus. F Sailitis. B Soorelo, J Holman, $ Weme«. R Genert, J fed-mono. 97 FRONT ROW. J. King. M. Coll .ns, M feuMOj. I. Petrine, f. Decn. B Kovolrtn . S. Alexander RO'.V Bonks, f Hartwell. J. Soihre, 0. Swnplodsen. C let , B leslie, J. Zostro. 8. CoWwr. Cooth Adam 2; I Mu it of, S. Oavis. 0. Jocobion. J Giowl. J, Marwin. B leet. J. lotsoa C Bteni ROW 3: Cooth Batmen Swung Their Way Toward Victory An April 16 showdown with Washburn was the highlight of Southwest's baseball season With the best pitcher in the city on their teom. West also presented strong competition. Doily practices begon in eorly March at Armatage to prepare the boys for these importont gomes. Pitcher Dole Svenpladsen, Catcher Mark Collins, and All-City First Bosemon Chuck leer formed the core of a veteron team. Coach Adam and Captain Steve Davis, an outfielder, led the teom in a prosperous season. ¥ 6 98 CENTER: Doug Jacobson warmed up before the game. RIGHT: Coach Adam and Captain Steve Davis led the team through an excellent season. TOP: Mr, Adorn (ommented on the performances of Steve Dovis ond Work Collins. UPPER LEFT: Doug Jo-tobsen (ought o pop fly. LEFT: Bob Leslie stepped up to bot in spring practice. 99 C Andjfjon J- Andwyyi 1 Boll I Bvgluvd P. Branley L (hipko UPPER LEFT: Runners practiced improving their fast starts. UPPER RIGHT: Flip Gianos showed fellow voul-ters the correct form. LEFT: Coach Hoisington and Co-coptains Chuck Anderson and Tom Serrill supplied the enthusiosm the track team needed. IOO Track Team Continued As A City Power Track is a combination individual and team sport requiring supreme dedication for success. As was true in post yeors. Southwest continued its role os o trock power. Their 1968 seoson consisted of ten varsity meets which included contests with suburbon teams. In city conference play Control, North, Washburn, and Roosevelt were tough opponents. The team wos led by Coach Hoisington ond Co-Captains Chuck Anderson and Tom Serrill. IEFT: Jim Anderson practiced the shotput while John Hegermon watched. FRONT ROW S. Vdenon. t Sock, 0 Johnson, M Otivei, B Rkhords, J. Codson. J. Grossman. S Mdlee, G. Fredrickson, J Moore ROW 2 M lofquist. S. Fogtekus, D Chenyhomes. J Slanko, C Drew. J. Kohnk . M Aunt. 0. lokey. G. Wrg . J. Them os. 0 Re mer. L Peorson. A. Grossmon. S. Di ennger. 0. Sotswg. B Myteiberg, I Anderson ROW 3: Cooch lev ). 1C. Kept!an. S. loberbaum. 0. Goslatson. J. Hegermon. J Scheu. Jl Anderson. 6 Sironen. R losso. J Boll, 8. Gustafson, 8 Sirtthburg. M Frednrfcson B Mfckelson, T. SemJI, ( Anderson, F G«nos. D Ptoll, L (hipko. P Broriey. 0. Jensen. Cooch Hotsmgiocv 101 M Don l R. Dowr $ foQfdiut M ffedndtson P Gtow R Gwitrfson 1 H«g«rmon R louo M lohquol R M kelvxi 0 Roll S. Ounling L S«hw T Serrill R Smilhburg 102 UPPER LEFT: Coach levin timed Indian runners. UPPER RIGHT: Gary Virgin did the Western Roll over the high jump. RIGHT: Mark Aune leaped over the hurdles. Veteran Golfers Made Impressive Showing Southwest's golfers begon their seoson with confidence, for they were picked to place first or second in city conference play. Cooch Fredrickson aided the boys in improving their gome. Gory Wert was elected to lead the team, and strong support was furnished by two other returning lettermen, Jeff Anderson ond Chuck Heoly. At Meodowbrook, their home course, doily practice prepared the golf team for matches which begon in April. LEFT: Cooch Fredrickson and Captain Gory Wert supplied the leadership for the veteron golf teom. I Souset G. Wen 103 fRONt ROW R Randall. B Saotelo, G Wert. 1 Dahl ROW I C HwJy. B Schmidt. J Anderwn. B SMtfod Indian Racketmen Piled Up Victories Practice for the tennis team began indoors in March under the leadership of Cooch Johnson. When the weather improved, the teom moved to linden Hills. Mandel Sher, the only returning letterman, wos elected captain of a junior-dominated teom. The mixed doubles bodminton teom, cooched by Mr. Ford, practiced on Tuesday nights during the winter sports season. Doubles teams were formed and rated in preparation for an all-city tournament which wos held at Southwest In mid-March. ABOVE: Coach Johnson talked to a team member Greg Beeson. ABOVE RIGHT: TENNIS TEAM - Cooch Johnson, J. Grossman, C. Sher, J. Greenberg, G. Beeson, T. Beech, S. Zimdars, G. lloyd, M. Swanson, N. Rootes, R. Prieve, M. Sher, B. Rosenberg, B. Bruce, G. Fine, D. Mottison. RIGHT: MIXED DOUBLES BADMINTON - FRONT ROW: M Hawks, S. Otis, M. Foley, K. logstrom, E. Schoen, C. Payne, I. BeVier. ROW 2: D. Page, J. Tatian, C. Johnson, J. Pagel, S. Otis, S. Zimdars, T. Maddox, G. Smith, J. Shosky, N. Rootes. 104 “$ ClUB - FRONT ROW B. MrUcelion. J. Bloke. M She.. S. H.rwh. C. F.ne. M Colbm, D PJoff, 8 R. Herroon. B Sm.lNserg. J Eri(k� n. M Brunoou. ROW 4 D. SvenpTodsen, D Tukey. J Ardenon, F Bruce, F Gtonoi, C Ardencn ROW 2 J Mcore. I Sargent. P. (oipeuon, R Doerr, T. Serrill. P Bran- Hartwell, M Fredrickson. P. (crxwer, L (Npko. S. Ousting B Gustohon. S. Rapp, i Eliasoo ley, B Spece, G. Wert. 8 leslie ROW 1 J. Rotuh, D Jocobson. (. Hedy, S Weiner. C. leer, S. Dovn, Athletic Council Organized Sports The Athletic Council was the link between Southwest, city, ond state athletic authorities. The council helped determine interschool athletic policies. Under Mr. Meyers Peterson's leadership the council successfully directed Southwest's 1967-68 sports progrom. More tosks than ever before were undertoken by S Club, on organization for lettering athletes. At Thursdoy ond Friday night basketball gomes, the lettermen operated the concession stood. With these profits the S Club donated one-hundred dollars to the auditorium carpeting proiect. S Club officers were Gary Wert, President; Scott Kinmore, Vice-President; ond Scoff Weiner, Secretory-Treosurer. ATHLETIC COUNU - FRONT ROW Mr M Mr Oo� co. Mr Bonki ROW 2 Mr Meyer. Mr Johwoa Mr Mayo. Mr Willroms. Mr Adorn. Mr HoFvonon. Mr I arson. Mr HorsrngJoa NOT PICTURED: Mr. Holley. 105 Girls’ Teams Captured Second Place in City With practice beginning o little late, the girls' tennis team lost their first match to a strong Henry teom. Then, with extra practice and excellent coaching from Mrs. Stewart, they went on to win the remaining games. Aided by outstanding performances, the team finished second in the city. Practice for the swim team started in early October. Once every week the girls hod practices and time trials to prepare themselves for the city preliminary meet. Eleven of the twenty-five girls who swam in the city preliminaries qualified for the city meet. Strong performances eorned the team a second place finish. The teom was led by Coach Thiel and Co-Coptoins Martha Conkey and louro Tueting. RICH! TENNIS HAM - TRCNT ROW S. 0 v I Crone, Gort ,. f. Foge. ROW ? I. 8tViw, K Kupcho, P Owl. C Show. K logstrom, (ooch Stewon SWIM 1EAM - IRON! ROW 8 Wilkwns. M. Urngston. I Wmkel. 8 Schwk, I W« . G. Smith. K BerscNhd 6 Brunei, M JaHte, I Oiqt. S Soddy, M Kelly ROW } Cooch lh.il, (. Stow, 8 Mon son. S Ttompson. K Skuei, M. SoHvig, M McCVjre. S. tomsworth, C Morphy. 18eV t. K. ’ I luetmg, M Cockey HOT WlMO W tollmen. I toon. 0 Meyttv to 106 Badminton Team Completed Another Successful Year. Having lost only one player from the preceding year, a city champion bodminton team felt confident of completing a successful season. Traditionally Southwest has had excellent teams, and this one was no exception, led by former state champions, the girls finished high in the city conference standings. Practice for the team began in November with over sixty girls trying out. By the time actual ploy began in January, the number was reduced to about twenty girls who competed every week for positions on the team UPPER LEFT: Frances Page arrived at linden Hills for the tennis motch against Woshburn, UPPER RIGHT First doubles Korey logstrom and Sue Otis lost only three gomes in four years. IOWER IEFT: Members of the team were FRONT ROW: B. Schneck, S. Otis, ( Oss, K. logstrom. ROW 2: P. Smiley, F. Page, S. Pier-zino, P. Deal, M. Foley. ROW 3: V. Wedgewood, Coach Rogers, E. Schoen, I. BeVier. 107 Girls Golfed at Meadowbrook Practice for the girls' golf teom began in the gym during February. With four returning players the teom was prepared for competition when the season opened in May. The teom wos under Mrs. Thiel's guidance, and commendable performances were mode by Peggy Deal and Rande Kerch. UPPER LEFT: Co-Captains laura Tuetmg and Mortho Conkey boosted team morale. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Thiel and a team member awaited results of the city meet. 108 GOtf TEAM - FRONT ROW (oo h ThM. K. logstiom. 8. Sttw . G Sm.lK ROW ?. R. toth. f Po9«. P D«ol. M FoWy. t 8 V � “Are We Gonna Beat ’Em?” no Seventh Graders Start Out at S.W. HOMEROOM 2 - AA.sor Mi Meyer fROMT ROW Jeom. Beneke, icon Brody, Cloire Corlyon, Veen Bakke, Deno Cheston, Mike Chapmen ROW 2: Bill Chiat, Brtodo Berryroon, Ross Bigelow, John 8 rg. Roll Boird. Mr Meyer. ROW 3: Ann Berne, Jeff 8rown, loneite Christensen. 8ill Brosnon, Debbie (ohn. Sown Anderson ROW 4: Theresa Broxlwmon, Pool (tony-homes, Ooog Coin. Steve Benson, Rick Anderson, Philip 8«or ROW S Deb he Com, Linda Cortson, lorry Boden. Mike Aldrich. Deon Amok), Doug Cor-oka. Gory Blanch. HOMEROOM 9S - Advisor Mr Patterson FRONT ROW lorry Doege. Stoort Crwgie, loti Foster, Gory Enger. Dand ConJcey, Steve Dodds ROW 2: David Collins. Jim Flonders, 8rod Fonbonks. lonce Gomson. Pom Dohl, liso Clorren. Cord Crone ROW 3 Rondy Dorn, Dom Copus, Moty Erickson, Sandy Ellis, Mark Focsmon. Jen Cook, Arlon Dobbs ROW 4 Debbie Del-chons, Deonna Freng. Jayne Finger men. Borb Fullerton, Charles Dourer-mono. Judy Dockmon ROW S Oown Elstod, Ooug Edwoids. Kothy Florae-ry. Doiyf Dongers, Karen Oerby, Brett Forberg, liso Doerr NOT PICTURED Warren Dignen 112 HOMEROOM 23 - Advisor Mr Hollow fRONT ROW Brod Johnson. MM Hoogenokker. Donrry Johnson, 8(lk« Hosselbnng foul Moll. Geoffrey Begley. Peggy Helme, Mr Hoi lor on ROW ? PcxAo Gobhrsch, (indy Den .ton, Becky Johnson, Mon Joegei. Dionno Gonvnell, Jeff Guilford ROW 3 Dennis Hohn, (orolyn Johnson. Brod Harmon. Bill Glad. ABon Goldstein, Rick Hurley. Melisso Jenson ROW 4 Undo Giefer, Robert HiWebiondt, Molly Grossman. Richard fUdebeondl, Gory Hughes, leslie Gronbeck ROW S Ron Holtt. Cro� g Jensen. Mot thew K«ks, Steve ln e. Greg Jotter, (roig Gudmundsoo Borb Horn. Poul Gherity HOMEROOM 2S - Advisor Mr lorson fRONT ROW Anna Delta Ro«o, Debbie Mortmsen. Kothy McAndrews. Mike McGowon. Cord Miller, (toy New ROW 2 Margaret O'Connell. Mory Peterson. Emily Pec body, Steven Mestiti. Jim Nielson, Chris Porker, Mr lorson. ROW 3: Doug Mwnco, fvo Perconsky, Veromco Mueller. Oebro Petrik. Cindy McIntyre. Mike Mueller, Edword Gould ROW 4: Suson Peterson. John Pedersen. Dick Peterson, Keren Peterson, Conne Peterson. John Mork ROW S Kothy Pivonko. Kenny Otis, Morfho Newmon, Mory McNolly, Cynthio Miller. Tom Nehls, Jonel Olson HOMEROOM 102 - Advisor Miss Nelson FRONT ROW Kothy Motey, Joon levin. Jim Kohne . Mary lienke. Kns levenius, Nonry Jorgenson ROW 2 Steve Johnson. Steve lundberg. Potti Kossilo. Mark Johnson, Kothy losseson. Mjss Nelson ROW 3 Mork Kleimon, Mork lophom, Judy Merrick. Connie leubner. Melorve Moddox. Joye lo.r ROW 4 Ellen loBelle. Jomes Wilkins. Gal Johnson. All lind. Henry Gilbert, V«ky lyon ROW S: Dione lund, Michele Moson. Shown Mortm, John King. Peter leSoge. Kent Hillsley. Jonnette Kollgren 113 HOMEROOM 10$ - Advisw M {rm h FRONT ROW Holly Ronstod. HoUy Rondoll, Don Rutledge, Jeff Sthweibetget, Borti Sigel, Kenny ShoHet. Eve Sthwcrt; ROW 7 Oione Smith, 8ob Skomors, Lutmdo Solo, Jim Smith, loune Soon, Greg Rieo, M Emwth ROW 3 Pom S hn«k. Sieve Sondert. Anne Robbins, ChetyT Bowen. Jody Skjei. Oione Plummet. ROW 4 DovkJ Sletlei, Wendy Renner, Mike Plum-mu, Joe Stott, Greg Sthmidt, Joe Skulley ROW S: Mike Qumo, Mike Sthouer. lim Samstod, Drone Skoolrud, Cotolyti Rhodes. Mary Sthoening. Gfoew Sheemon HOMEROOM 108 - Advisor Mn Ycnotek FRONT ROW Sylv.o Utley, louro Webet, M Tower, John Zoht Mike WoHentine, Ken Wotd ROW 7 Shelley Stem, Tommy Timm. Mile Young. Belinda Toylot ROW 3 Goty Von Ende, Speoter Stem, Koten Wetdet, Jen Syveeson, Kent Smith. ROW 4 Ellyn Wollenson. Avery Tucket, Joyce Uhlenkott, Kick Totmo. Pouf Thompson Chutk Spotgo ROW S leslie TufJoth. Debtue Thione. Stoty Williams, Stott Willmon, Denise WeotheHotd, Monty Stems, tuso VoTovsnos NOT PICTURED M.ke St.motk, Mork Voilo. Rithord Williams Eighth Graders Gained Experience HOMEROOM - Afoot Mis D«vo, ROM! ROW ten PoUonJ. MoA bbbcy. MoA Owing . Rondy St� - moo. lU«n Murray. Oov d ShaH t. ROW 2 Pom Py tr. MoA t homos. temts Hawks. Cotol fnt-s n. thorn Digrwn. Mrs Dr-ray ROW 3 Mortho DcNstiom. (to g H hon. Mw trwm. Homy (f� g. Hcrny OoW. ROW 4 )� m l� W«ti. Sl vt Hogtand. Morgw Mill , Sondy l su D bbi lambwlon. ten Ratwbwg ROW S Stott Mtnon. VitVi tonty, Monho Hortw t. twn Skull y. MoA Hording. Dow Wiliams, llten thonon HOI Pt(-1UR10 Crag Cota H0MIR00M 16 - Afoot Mi Voi IROHt ROW I iso f torolto. Am 06w, loun I stra. Bond lumtetn. Rob Betts. fcik Soodb tg ROW 2: Sttvt Swornth. lorn Wr-g l. Sandy Smith. SorAy Kyono. Don I tan. Mr Voi ROW 3 Dooms Solsvig Gory AA«xcr«S . MithtlV 8 Nmg teorm Co . Mory Ryon. Kavin (houdora ROW 4 Homy Wd'trs, Kim Dotgtr. Thi s D s Moras. Jo (orison. Chorion Isth . D «xr Cote mon. S ot1 M iihont ROW S P t r Mattson, WH Od«n. Don My rs, Dond Koi|Olohti, Km Honson. Homy H ini . Mik Hostby HOMIROOM W - Adnsor Mi Hootand ROW I tan low . Scott R k. Byton HKkttr, Doon Sdtwarti. Ml l hmonn. Todd Britt ROW 2 luorm GroH. Ruthonn Mill. MoA (handtaf, Dcmd Ho«y� fd. St y n StmtoA ROW 3. J M fogtaod. 8 MtG . Rod Hommood. Bok Johnson. Kctby MoKtr. Moiy Hirsth ROW 4 Mike Ho«d n, Alters Dor . Ttm tanas, Gory Godmundsoo. tom Hotear, Mrrilte Goddrn ROW S Homy Read. Kothy H lson, Ittht Somyahon. Ben ( ryhonsts. Hiltye Broom. Rot Rumor, V Opsd HOMftOOM 31 - Advisor Mrs Swomon IRON! ROW � lynch. Wren York. Soro (dtiond. SdBy Gtrenbtcg. Allred Gollut ROW 2 Donno Poyw Ootr l Collim. lorn 0Wk� , Borb frdmonn. Hn Swomon SOW 3 Ml Mi. M Holt«r, tocki Swomon, T� r io St •colb. Monlyn Fivchbem ROW 4 Dowd Sobm, Id Petercon Rob Mot t«m n. Scon Mortimon. John ICittoo, John loud ROW S Am Wooro, Sl v n Cm . Warren KcMre. M « Owtol. Barb Borowski. Sorah Cmwtll, Money R Hx nd NOT PKTURFD Barb Mortwon. MU Mach. Jim Rovnutwn. Tom Bcosnon HOMTROOM 103 - Advisor M.w Ulond ' FRONT ROW Barbara Rodgot . T� m Bakk . fd Monohon, Ross Mol an. Tim ScdkittV Stan Johnston. Mtss Ulondtt ROW 7 Tom Htath. Carol FtschbMi. Ul Johmon. Corel 0(M ton Anreoan, Tom Poarson ROW 3 Stocty Slowson. HI Grimm, Dm Brut . Owns flltngson. [vtrett long . Strvt BmWy, Ralph Smith ROW 4 Cndy Srhmcklolb, Oovid N� w-mon. Tom StatAws. Corel Konmdy, Jamil B wr. Barb Somnwrv ROW S Doug ChmlMtton. 0 on SttHwi M lco D V� t� . logri John ion. Jon R mlowr, Sue PWtote. Dm Dohlb rg HOT PICTURIO Mikf Nordahl 116 HOMEROOM 104 - Kfcfeor Mr Nelson FRONT ROW John Burck. Oebby Eddy. Noncy Baiter. Mdce Schkimpberger. Dave Johnson ROW 2: Nancy Chopmon. l«ndo Morley. Ann Woobury, Dove Cox. Mork Bruner. Mr Nelson ROW 3; Beth Mulhollond. Morey Sexton. Gwen Wood. Mike Sundby. Tom Not firmer, Borb Scott ROW 4 Kothy Roy-mond, Mmdo Holst, lockie Romstod. Richotd Evorts. George Idrorek, Borboro Forrest. ROW S: Cro� g Olson, leonord Munson. Steve Craig-e, Dove Hedm. Kim lytle. Scott Hotel, Mory Thompson HOMEROOM 116 - Advisor Mrs. Severson. FRONT ROW Keith Gul-branson. Terry Rosequist. Wn Show, Rondy Dobbs, Rithord Nothan-son. Roger Peterson, Mrs. Severson. ROW 2: Wendy Shondorf. Debbie Fktft, Margaret lorson. Jenny Horvey. Jeonre Nelson ROW 3 Cothie Tulloch, Ann Toylor. Jonet Nichols. Eileen Singer, lour Ploog, Cathy Winsfwp. Mike Seorles ROW 4 John Tolt. Mike Monne, Stuart Wood. Kris Huseby. Mory lee, M.ke Dibble. ROW S Pete Goge. Robert Smth. Trudy Sobes, Bruce AWumby. Tim Alberts. Mork Kowol, Bill long HOMEROOM 204 - Advisor Mrs Kdl.ord Darlene Steffen. Shern 0� rs, Kim McCortney, Noncy Joffee. Sue Gustofson ROW 2: Mork ShocimJu. Richord Gattesleben. John Dnscoll, Dovid Mooney, lorry Blumenthal, Mrs Hilliord ROW 3 Borboro Wyrrykowski. Korl Doelt. Brod Jcrvoog. Doug Reeves, Tom PJolt. Jeff Botber. Bryon Miller ROW 4: Sion Johnson. Cmdy KeBer, Pom Werder. Dove Mgnro, Kitty Richordson. lee Hetme ROW S Jeon lorson. Motthew Phillips. Sue Johr. Sue KoeHcer. Am Suhl. Steve Hoglm. Greg Johnson NOT PICTURED Roger Wagner 117 Ninth Graders Paced Junior High HOMEROOM 10 - Advtvor Mr Strabel FRONT ROW Mory Am Con non, Rheo Evonson, tent Murray. PoiXo Rosk. Sort) Moloney ROW 7 Holly Wotfhmon. Tom Doege, Tom Mitchell, Tom Nagel, Denise Covo-rough, Mr. Sfrobel ROW 3 Kothy Gilbert. Tome ScMenmon, Mory l ndme r, lytw Kelson, Tom Don son ROW 4 Sue Sthoenmg, Stephanie Rose. Barb Troinor, Peggy McG , Suson Ruedy, Judy Koe-fod ROW S: 8onme Berker, Mork Hiltsley. Mike Korlson, Chorles Evenson, Dave Cuddgon. Steve Herfcenhofl. Gory Fose NOT PICTURED Mory Peterson. Chorles Zorn. HOMEROOM 77 - Adnsor Miss Bye FRONT ROW Shoron Wurti. luArm Dole. ChenJyn lueck, Jeff Corison, Miss Bye ROW 7 loan Schwerder. John Drew, Beth leighton. Linda Brunsvokf ROW 3: Cindy Lyon. Tom Ward. Sue Koktovy, lorry Goldman, Ralph Kovner, Holly Olsen ROW 4: lyndon Hvjen, Dennis Schneck. Wayne lundell, Ruth Pertonsky. Mono Herman ROW S: Doug Drew. Steve Brown, Danny Hedm, Craig Sher. Kim Murolt. Andrea levenus NOT PtCtUREO loren Anderson, Glenn Corison. Thomos Kot|olahti. lee Reimer, Doug Robbins. Roger Weber 118 HOMEROOM 21 - Adnvor Mrs W nr.l FRONT ROW Gr g Duromt Chris B m . Shoilo Wurt;, Cnotdm Av ry, Com Rusurk ROW 2 Cindy 8orowski Borb SkoObud. Jon Fo s. Junto Own. Rog«r W r n r. MA� ORourk ROW 3 Matom Timm, Gw m PI kk npol. 8 ky Mmon, Nonty Nwdond. Gr g Ammon ROW I Oov d Moo Rogtf PoppoW. Jim Somnson, B U Show. Mi Nordb r$. Moik 8� ox Inman ROW S Mi Golvm. Do Bngquui. T riy So k, St v Mil l f, Joy hfionfc, Moiy OotMoron NOT PKTURfD D 6b Word Sandy Murjfcy. Po� Tomlinson HOMfROOM J 52 - Advisor M« Rmvis FRONT ROW Brod Hmm. (Jeryion Sounders, Rnih Or«w, Undo Arnold, P l t Ho’1 ROW 2 Imdo Wointo, J H Cohow, R 6 «o Jon s. Dtbcroh Fl t h r, Jon i Syvtrson. C«Wt Moon ROW 3 Kodry Ski i, Sorb 8runj ll, SolJy Uss lmon, HI Turin. Ml Kirkwood ROW 4 Ri k S on k. Ann Evtant. Mary MtCUic . Abtry loir, Judy (aims (horlcs Sm tr ROW S Tom And r son, Jo Am Fr d Mary Oolion. Jim Polnujursi, Roy I boson. St PoJm NOT PKTURfD Jonathon Oort, K ith Kopiton 119 HOMEROOM 54 - Advisor Mrs Torgerson. fRONT ROW Terrine Sondberg, Amy Numon, Donold Stoopes. Korea Stimock, Goyte Grafs tond. Lee Ann Thurt ROW 7 Keith Soortlo, Mory Wise, lydie Obres tod. Monty! Gorneou. Ellen Ecklond, Kevin Peterson, Mn Torgerson ROW 3. Cord Clobo, Robyn Homer. Kathy Gammff. BM 8cddy, Terry Bon(tt ROW 4 Jo Dcxkman, Sieve Benson. Cyndy Calkins, Sheens loBell . Rollo Hermon. Tilth flonnery. ROW S Id Will, Ernie Moen, Greg Page. Sue Weather.'1 km Moore. Rnhad Rogen. Kevin tong HOMEROOM 5S - Adnsor Mr, text fRONT ROW Own Reardon. Chris Scvoge, Am Cox. Jo Grossman, htewefl Zixnbetge ROW 7: les-It Fongmeior. Bunny Johnson. Pom Woockn, Imds Pieriino, Nancy Cornwell. Mr tmd, ROW 3: Geoffrey Dnseoll. Momco Pnch, Cndy Wilkins, Barbara Crag. Debbie lenox, ROW 4 LoArvse Samslad. Susan Petersen. Mark Mcfde, Bob Gorrson. Wayne Bevers ROW 5: Mark Grubb. Ted Manravrckos, Doreen Bennett, AUce Petlm, Bob Utndeeo. Gregory Homcn NOT PICTURED Brod Richofdt. Ten 0M-son. Debbie York. Nancy Mekher HOMEROOM 56 - Adnsor Mr Weydl FRONT ROW Meksso Cohen. Mory Ellen Marlin. Renee Weber. Christie 8c.rd ROW 7. Beck. Wal-gr n. B U Cloy, Jon lienke. Nancy L«bbey. ROW 3 Brooks Groce, linda Christensen. Kratmo larson, Jeff Graff, Gary Peterson, Robert Werner. ROW 4 Bob Carohn. Mory Seorles, Randy Tiheth, Jon.ce Oleson. Debbie Glenn ROW $: Tom Eisenstodt, lorry Hoglin. Bob Weedtn, Howie Enos, Chuck Skomors, Fred Slei tr. NOT PICTURED Kothy Calloway. Richard Burton, Greg Urrwwe, M.ke (Xnrer 120 HOMEROOM 104 - Advisor Mr Como FRONT ROW Rolph Kolinsky. Vicki Andersen. Debbr Zollors. Jock Berber, Rob HoUbed, Rob Oer ison ROW 7 Rudi Bettymon, Cynthro Gefvert, Sheila Getter, Mory McIntyre, E«(ky Somers. Body Boxter ROW 3 Own Boldwin Bob Honnem. Wrrw (ook. Juris Treibeegs. Jeff Schned. Tom Drew. ROW 4 Peter Sussmon. Poth Conrod. Karen Anderson. Dond Beneke. Dow Ghenty ROW S Cloytcn Arxkeosen Scott Austo Ml Prott John Prosser. Ed Holli. Stan Froslan MOT PICTURED Ronold Copus. Tom Erickson Scott Zsmberg HOMEROOM ISI - Advisor Mr Stoyk Com Stem. Honey DeW. Rondy Kjera. Mork Grlln, Mr Stoyk ROW 2 Cory Sutherland, Shoy lumehky. Pool Sorenson. Terry Wood, Don Reece ROW 3: Haney Colemon. Mellon Kin Corl Goblirsch. Derd Johnson. Am Ulwwi ROW 4 Shoron Johnson Mervm Honsen, Darryl licks. Mike Slromberg, Hick Barlow ROW S Gorry Fredtnckson. Gen HoeAond. Bnon Johnson. Sherry Inc . Dorryl End. Sieve Do 9 r HOMEROOM 70S - Adrssor Mr Shcpwo FRONT ROW Jocr Oouter mam, Mark Moddox. Dion GeTfer. Alan Taylor. Sandy Moriensen ROW 2 Mary Wintteod. Mary Ir p. Zoann Stephens. JuU UNers kott, Potr. Sobort Mr Shop.ro ROW 3 lonna Tuhosick. Carol Wallers T.m Burgers. Terry Medley. Grven Sm.� h, Mork McAndrews ROW S Gregg Pierroeti. Debt Richords Charles Co , Mary Sotsvg. Denis Imdshom ROW S: Borry Kmmor Steve Surin . Tom Hedkmd. R«h-ord Romes. Mike Sexton Deom Elstod HOT PICTURED Honey Kraus . John Joegtr. Ml Toft 121 Sophomores Added Fresh Enthusiasm In their first yeor os senior high students, the 441 sophomores had the opportunity to take an active port in many activities They elected their first representatives to student council and participated in numerous clubs. Attending their first homecoming and meeting Marryin Sam at the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the sophomores broke into underclassmen society. Anthony kids made themselves ot home in o new school. As in preceding years, excitement revolved around the Washington Trip during the spring vacation. Sophomore Clou Council, f RON! ROW H Johnvon, H Slone. P Wfdgevwod ROW 3: C. 8r n D. R« «. I. Solsvig. ROW M. Gcu� . S fcxty. STANDING J. ROW 2 (. Kienoil, A froncon. D. OoWilrom Mow. V . Adcm, Advitoc. ABOVE RIGHT: At a sophomore party Cheryl Remus, Ronnie Moc, and Noncy Zipoy built new friendships. 122 Bfion Alien Sili AlthoH Bill Anderson Noftty Anderson Pom Anderson fowl Andeison Irudy Anderson Potrl Angltm Cheryl Aspensoo lynne Aspness Beverty Atkin Coroi Bobrorki Kevin 8ail� y Mary 8ombeotk Mory Borcbos: Kothy BoAley Cheryl Beoi Clvxk Betkef Lynn B«ker Ducr Bendl Jocn Benson Seott BergVjnd Nomy Benvjtf Koty Bersrheid Noixy Bershow Craig Billingsley Jim Binder Boib Sktnth Biixe Blumenthol Sher. Boddy Denny Bee 5ondm BoJme Debby Borowski Jell Bowhier Ed Beoddotk Bonnie Breen Cm Broin Diooc Biow n Mik® Brown Sune Brown Beth Bruner Joy Brunsvold leo Bixk.'o'd Chetie Burt lom Burton Joant CohdJ Steven Cohow Fred Campbell LEFT: Creating Pep Club s spirit, lynne Aspnes printed sign for lunchroom. 123 fayno Corelli VAi Corro'l Don Caspwson Marsha Chopin Becky Cheston Barb Cbdstrom BerJcy Chnstionscn Randy Christman ion Clarren GreKhen Clifford Drone Cootes 6eriy Cole Kevin (ota Conme Colons Greg Comstosk Rot Condon Paul Cock Gary Cooper Mike Corodo Connie Corbell Pool Cotter Ctog Cowell Tim Cox fan Craig David Crawford Dove Croft liso Crone Debbie Cupko David Dohl Jeff Dohl Debbie Dahls tram Jo Dooghrerty tim Dov son lorn Drcn Sue Delodi Carol Denison Imdo Destrorots Potty Detsbons Jeon De Vere Dennis D-.gncn 124 Kothy Dcbbs Barb. Doege Soroh Doerr Kothy Oofs lindo Donnelly Barb Dunstooe Potrisio Ovrond Steve fori M.ke E kes Virginia Edwards Sondy Eliosoo Bonnio {llingson Steve Enget Undo Erickson John EimI VkJu Evensoo Georg fodel! Doug Foil Shetry Fomjworth Jotk StoHmon Joonne ferns Roy flesher Moiy flyqstod Diene Forrhos LEFT: Southwest machinery received o work out from Kevin Colin ond Jerry Smith. Ion Foster Pom Foster Eliroberti Fowler Anno Fronion Jon Freorh Kfisti Fceng Dev ) Frick Bort Friedman Sondy Frifseo Par Got Mory Gongelhod Mike Gordner Brvxe Gehr-rvg Anne Gerde Sieph Gonos Noocy Grbson Won Gilbert Po� i Giles Mark Gdlilond Vide Goddard l riy Goldmon Cormllo Gonyer Anno Goss lyme Googhnooi Mary Grody (Hen GeoH Gretrhen Gronkmd Kevin Greer. (yndy Greene tns Grobel Mory Grvss Jon Gurry 125 Vn Gus? So Gyorky Am HoHttn Dort f« Kofner Robert Hoi B.I! Holvonon Murk Hcnvner Honey Hem Honey Honoon (ord Honsen hem Honsen Honey Honson Roger Hereon Dan Horns Kev-.n Hort Bell H� bn r Kobe H bn r Rick Hedtkt Oebbi Hegemson tom Hegg Tom Helling Oebbi H lm� Kris Hennom Rishord Hodne Joon HoBondte Jen Holmon les Holmberg St ve Hdsten KoHiy Hob Jerry Hoogenokfc Brote Howe (beryl Hughes Jut Hurt forth Idiorok David Ingorsoll 8orb Joccfcson Becky Wnson Creng Johnson Gory Johnson Hoi Johnson lyndo Johnson Rondd.l Johnson Reid Johnson Solly Johnson Sondy Johnson Sue Johnson Connel Johnston Sherry Jo 9 ns n 126 ABOVE: At a party Sue Stanley and Mike Gardner en-loyed each other's company. 8ettie McGovern Boon Me Kinnon Jock Me Nolly Lynn Menkemellet 8crb Mind|k Ins Meyer Ri k Meye'S (otolyn Miliif Poul Miller Sieve Moon Undo Mortensen Mike Mosher Judy Mow Irene Mueller Gcr e MuJiollood Xothy Mymford Jim Murrey Debbie Myers Boon! Nod'er Joonne Nolsestoen Dennis Nelson Joonne Nelson Bob Nielsen Don Nielsen Jim Nolon Kathy Noma froncis O'Donnell Tom Ofostein ftifhord OJn Mary Oliver Allan Olson Jcnet Olson Lynne Olson Bowse Orron Debbie Opsd lom Oss John 0. rson Mory Onetn lom Pociocek Potty Porker 128 Cloudio Pcyne Jemler Poyton John Peorson Mory Jo Peorson Dion? Peterson Mateie Peterson VotiSyn Peterson Rithotd Peterson Steve Peterson Terry Peterson Pottle Petr Coil Pettipiere Boom Ptou Sort) Phelpt R k PNlipp Bo w Mich«ll« Pianino Kim Pwonko Jan Pioog Tim PoWard 0«d Rormtod Ink Randall Money Row 1 0 David Raymond D bt� « Reec J H R.«d Borb R« p 0� yl R nv« Coil Rippbmgtt Motfc Ruhovd S� v Rmtn Bill Robimon Don Rodgtrj Tom Robimon Domo Rokm Ouontm Rod Jc m Rudy Ron Rumborg lito Runqunt lynn Runqwtt l ch Sabot Dovt Sollfmon Tim Soto So Soria lauro Soity Col Wan SovOQ H l n Sehtd D on Setulling Jm Sehkjmpb«g r Nick S houvill� r Dion k broad Barb Schull K ilb S 1r f'b l9� r John S crl � Pony S t n Brod SMtiod Wally Shwman Doom Shoemdu Boon Short n Kathy Sum 129 Jim Smgsoot Croig Sinks lourie Sistermon John Stvomch Debbie SkolJee lorry Sletten Kothleeet Skits Steve Smedberg Bill Smley Pol Str«l� y Anne Smith llifobeth smith Jonine Smith Jerry Smith Noncy Smith Russ Smith Sheilo Smith Sieve Strath Vicki Smith Alan Sn.de: lit Snyder Jim SoWin Imdo Solsvig Pot Somers lorn Sorensen So Stanger Paul Stevens Rebecca Stieglet C rc j Stinor Russ StoJle Holly Stone Noreen Stone Brion Strond Bob Stromberg Cindy Strombecg Mcecio Sulltvon Ron Sondby Work Swol.rAov.th (tang Swanson Randy Swing Mery ToyTor Rick Temme M� ke Terry Joel lesson Susan Thompson Noncy Thomsen Joey Thordson Sue Thocsell 130 50PH0M0MS hOT PICIUMD Bnxe Berg Pa l (ortwngpit Steven Cloy Renee fovei therevi Gotanon Ijnn Goughnom Bryon Godmundwn Kethleen Hetroonion Mi hoel Jaw Dorothy lowrenre Cotherine linket Deww Helton Kurt Noltim.fi Rowli Poutan Into thy Peterson Srott Shondorf eg Vordoloi LEFT: Shoring the burdens of study were forte Ploog ond Ilki fund I tax 7«h� ing f Sue Ithinjt' Itaxy Zipoy MAk. Zomberge (m Ihoncn Bill Tomfancn Teri Toeeuon Cindy Tosi«( Mike Troftor Pol Tretxiovsky Andien Ireibeigi Ron tuhourk Bob Winder Undo Diielmon Wayne Von Blaroom Demi Woco Cindy Worp KJu Worm i tax Weber Ofn VVtQ VWOOG Ri k WeWen Undo Welih Perry Welder Cmty Werd-ck Merry Weiner Kin Wilthek Pat W.lkei Bob Wifxrm lindo Wrnlel Mo'k Wne lee Woodruft Cindy Woodt Altai Wutt; Bob Vcfctanki Ino Young 131 Juniors Were Middle Link In Senior High Greek trogedy, MSAT, ond (o-educotional health dosses were words commonly connected with the juniors. Activities olso included electing student council officers ond plonning the Prom. Memories of the Washington Trip slowly faded ond were replaced by increased participation in school activities. After having had progroms in the barn and the gym, juniors were thrilled by the initiation of the new auditorium . .. and remember the day they won the class cheer. RIGHT: In ort doss Carl lundeen began work on his wax sculpture. BELOW: Junior Class Council. 132 FRONT ROW I. Svwrson. HoHmon. G. Hon iok. M York ROW ? N Pouhon. M 8wk. P lund. S Garner. ROW 3 M Aune, G Vit n. 8 leer. I. Anderson. 0. Solsvig ON lEDGf R Johnson, C Murphy, R Rosenberg S fe oioiio. J Mockenj . A Coppoge. Mr Mieke. Advisor. Coid AJdtith Steve Alexander Ken Atverson Bomve Anders Jeff Anderson Ken Anderson Mork Anderson Sue Andwson Tom Anderson Becky Ardreosen Notdie Ashmeod Ed Atkin Brenda Air Mark Aune Don Boron Gory Boiltorgeon Brod Bolcomh Janice Batoyr Rick Barkley Susie Botes Greg 8owh tom Beorh Kothy 8et nsee Jim Becker Greg Beeson Bill Behring Kitty Berger Katie Bergknd Tom Bergqinst Judy 8ergstiom Joy Berne Connie 8evie� Brent Bigelow Dove 8|ur Don Bloke George Boosalis Mary Borchert John Boyer Joe Brody Dove Bronson Crocg Brett Betsy BnsJey Dennis Brown Steve Brown Mike Bruneou Julie Brun.'ell John Buckvoid M.ke Borck LEFT: On the train Kathy Kupcho. Susie Garner, and Tim Griffin talked over the Washington Trip. ■� m Mik� £r«ki Don Fodell So f oro� to Iwry Ftnniy D my fermoyle Jo huh faki Flomtry PM Ford lorry forstnon Monho Fosborgh lion® Post Mory F’fng Don Fntk lout fradmon N d Froehlxh Tun Furlong Wen Gal' Joonne Gangelhoff So Gam Sf«ve Genii louro G f«r (armm Gonytr D b6y Grott Rita Gromnri Jock Gravel So Gr n Jm Gr r6 g Jm Grt«r Mf Grownan Mary Grass non Sf v Gwwnon (hnt Grait ph n Darryl Gri Ady Gyoriry Ginny Hoolond Mart Horn Jtorv Horace 5l� v� Honcon UPPER LEFT: The sandman taught Nonty Paulson. LEFT: Junior. Jim Greenberg, enjoyed the finer arts. 135 Regon Homson Vicki Hornson Morg« Horthon fior Hortweil Pot Horvoth Roy HofYoy Both Hotkovitt tit Hougee Mary loo Hawks Chock Heohy Steve Holme Sandy Hembd Ginger rtles Kathy Hofimon Bob Hohlram Korlo Hoist Tom Holtt Mania Wolten Koren Holxinger Jay HoogenakJrer Joormo Horn Julie Howe Greg Hober Denise Humphrey Goil Hunoiak (orol Huttnor Moroo JaHoo Boon Jenson Tom Jerde Cheryl Johnson (indy Johnson (mdy Johnson Craig Johnson loom Johnson Greg Johnson Moh Johnson Rule Johnson Ron Johnson Steven Johnson Sue Johnson Cathy Jorgenson Jeff Kahnico Pot Komptud Buko Korihoff Gwen Kosner Tetne Keeler Swe Kennedy Kevin (tag RIGHT: Getting ready for school, Randee Rosenberg ond Carol Richter were surprised by the camera. 136 LEFF: As Ann Coppoge showed her prowess, Goyla Smith watched. R. k Kirby Pot Kilt David Koeiod Morny KoCirtvky George Kova Stephcne Kovmovk. Brion Kovotchutc Jim Krakau Cothy Kub.it Kothy Kuprho km Idom lorry lomp.ng Geetrhen lorvon Joe toner. Koy I or von dirk lonoo Victoria lor von Jode toivevon Cothy lowlor lA. I ... J.. , jo v low-o' R.rk laymen R.thelle tee lee Butt leer Gteg Imomon Jod. l.nd Melody Imrgvton Greg Uoyd Rito longmon Brwe lorensvon Peorl lowe Tim lue k Eloine loeif Sondy loett|Ohorn Dove luger ftsl luger John lund Pouto lend Peggy lird (orl lundeen Mark lutvey leonne MorOonctd Mory MorDonold Jonet Modwtit Kathy Morkty Borb Veki Rene Molknerht Pott. Moloney Jo Ellen V«r S«ry Mike Mcnjwrokos Mory Pol Mcrsholl Money Moil in S oli Moitin Door Monmsoo Pa« MonflMn Jett Monwn Wendy Moite Paul M (Kk« Roth M Ke«rie Satfy MeUher Ardeo Merrell Am Mikkeboo Gretrhen AAjII Pat Villff Befh Millerie Iwy Moe Koy Moen Rondy Moon So� y Morgan (indy JAurphy Elaine Murray Jessi Murry Georg NeWs iron Neiman (indy Nelson Koren Nelson Mory Alite Newman Pom KkMs Nonty Nunn Sondy Noble Joe Nodi Nikki Noltilrtfi Work Hcring Rolph Notoro Jonelle Oberts Imdo Oden Gory Olohon Iooro Otesen tmda Oliver Dove Olson Judy Olson Pe jy OHcn 138 UPPER RIGHT: A rousing good lime on Ihe Washington Trip for Phil Ford. o m LEFT: In health class Jay Berne listened attentively. o • r JUNIORS NOT MCIURfD linda 8rosnon JeH (ol« (hortes Colm Sue (codon lee Dare Michel Des Moras (indy Hudson (oilo Jccobson Steve Johnson Kim leRoy Polriik Mchcr Conroe Mother Geory McKinnon Stephen MecRey Mike Moeller lecnord Nelson Doug Sobort Denise Seger Wolter Smith Tom Tripp Robert WolkovrtUc Vicki Wolden LEFT: School work look its toll on Mandel Sher. Bob Tomlinson lindo Toner Dove Tifcey Kothy Tull Cory Tutelmon Oove Uhlenkott Scott Underweed Roy Vddovinoi Mark Vorno George Velorguct Gory Vierkont Gory Virgin Jim Wotters Mike Weinberger Gory Wennerstrcm Oms Wert Word Wheaton Gory Wheeler Wyme Widund Becky Willtoms Noncy Williams Jon Williamschen Suo Witrredl Bill Wolf Donna Wolfe (indy Woodm (buck Wotrhley John Wright Dicno York Vooreen York Terry Young Steve Zimdors Seniors Remembered Wmhngton frip: gogo dancing on the from. room 606. squirt gum. from str e. scromded oggi B-Squod Indi onettes our first homecoming: Volt a Gotta Go-Go Joonne Wtover. ou� sophomore cheedeoder. . . sophomore boskerbo ond wrestling, city chomps.. . Holt's. . lions porties . shavedheods Homecoming 66 Hold That Tiger, donong in the gym . not cod, noli Secret Squirrel . , MSAT . , Puto House ... 0 hour Tim Sorgent st.H gom down Xerxes . . Strobds|dces . Southwest hoc . . breakfasts of Perieis . . Mexico trip . Mnmkodo Club pod . . . Fttysical Fitness Tests -Presidential awords . , Soro Boddy m Honduras. . . Homecoming 67 Vdt Defeat It Penny Cheop Queen Betty KDWB Broodccst. . . senior homeroom . cheerleaders and Indionettes... ACT ond SAT ... ou new oudton-urn Rogelio . Bonfires greatest pep ever. . . Woshtwrn's rocks . . . Peter Cospersen s lough .. . crummy' ord wimpy Roy Doy . . . Dove Peterson, our senior odvtsor .. . Hell Week . . . Sioux Fofls victory .. Chuck leer. MVP.. . Mork Fredrickson s tope bdl. . . Bob MAkehon s ormy truck . .. chemistry Hoppmess « o mental model ond Block Box experiments . . . beotrvg Edma n hockey in two overtimes . . Goig Overhouse Hockey - City. District, ond Region Five Chomps. . . Stole Hockey Tournoment . . lowry ond Niton Hotels... Am Keig. All-Store Toucnoment , . . Jeff Rotsch. AJI-Stote . . pomted Weochers. . . fire d� s. . HO . . odvonced bid-ogy . . . ‘ o bick . .. bawfce ’. . . Sno-Ooy King Ekjno Jensen Storvolon Doy . . . mm-skets .. , John Erd-morm s hou nnglets ... P p Club topes « the lunchroom . .. Hdl of Fame . . Gunga .. . Send elections: Bonnie Hdt ond Oyde Spece. Jon Berglund. the Stnpper . . Pollock, elephont ond Helen Keller (dees . . . Chuck leer. AH-City Student Council President mono ... Dole Sven-ptodsen. All-City BosketboH ... Mr Honsen s broken leg .. . Accelerated Socid Studies - Horfe se lassie . . The lark . . . student-rut lunchroom ond study hols . . . AFS students, Ano ond Jon.. . Sod.e . . . Shomrocks ond Shrle-loghs . . Dress-Up Doy. . . Stole Swimming - Scott Kmm-ore. John Erdmann. Steve Hesch. Jim Bloke, Peter Cospersen, Bob Bruce . . . Scott Ourslng - Stole Wrestling . Mrs Anstrands speech doss . W C Folds. .. Achievement through Excellence . . doss will . . prom . . send banquet . . , senior tnp .. groduoton . . . 142 ABOVE LEFT: As sophomores, Steve Davis, Peggy Bloom, Libby lorsen, Mork Collins, ond Bob Doerr got together for on evening of fun. ABOVE RIGHT: Judy Fletcher, Connie Greenberg, ond Judy Giles displayed their outfits for Senior Dress-Up Day. RIGHT: Girls' football teom boosted Maty Kelley, Wonda Hoffmon, Lynn Goldman, Frances Page, Moroo Christensen, Borb Gellotfy. Martha Stanley, Marcia Thompson, Kothy Bruns, ond Koren Perpich. TOP RIGHT: Queen Betty Somers, Escorts $ ott Weiner ond Irv Bmenstock, and Princess Debbie Anderson viewed homecoming activities. TOP LEFT: To celebrate the Sioux foils victory the football captain was presented with a coke. LEFT: Susie Lyons couldn't adjust to zero hour. ABOVE: Joanne Weaver, Ann Freed, Lynn Goldman, Bob Gordon, Dave Thill, ond Jon Gerde on the tram headed for Washington D.C. Seniors Elected Officers With Achievement through Excellence os the '68 Closs Motto, the seniors selected their doss officers. Compoigning centered in the lunchroom with posters covering floors, wolls. and other avoiloble space. Speeches ond skits were presented first hour on February 29. Seniors who hod registered voted in the morning, ond the results were onnounced durinq fifth hour. The condidotes were Dole Svenpladsen and Jim Boll, President; Mark Collins and Gene Winstead, Vice-President; Cindy Kufstod ond Julie Peterson, Secretary; Jon Giles and Jim King, Treasurer; Betty Somers ond Mory Nehls, Girls' Sergeont-ot-Arms; Jeff Rotsch ond Dano Jensen, Boys' Sergeant-ot-Arms. 145 Class Motto Was “Achievement Through Excellence” RIGHT: Senior Closs Council wos composed of one representative from each homeroom. Members were: TOP ROW: Bill Dohlen, Scott Kinmore, Dale Svenplad-sen. Bob Doerr. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Jacobson, Gene Winsteod, Michele Holt, Doug Piott, Martha Conkey, and Julie Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Don Cook and Mary McAndrews. BELOW: Senior Class Officers were: Dona Jensen, Boys Sergeant-at-Arms; Betty Somers, Girls' Sergeont-ot-Arms; Jon Giles, Treasurer; Cindy Kulstod, Secretory; Gene Winsteod, Vice President; and Dole Svenpladsen, President. 146 “Barn” Was Replaced At Last The old born disappeared as Southwest received one ol the best ouditorium facilities in the city. In the foil students had to dodge wheelbarrows, and classes were held with pounding and sowing drowning out classroom discussions. The student council earned money for carpeting the auditorium by sponsoring Starvation Doy on December 22. The carpeting wos placed in the auditorium in March after numerous other money-raising activities. Pep fests, The Lark, special programs, ond musical concerts were presented during the year. 147 Seniors Chose Favorites -Hall of Fame Most Athletic, Most Feminine Most School Spirit Gory Wert Hans Huseby Carolyn Thoreson Cindy Kulstad Most Likely to Succeed Jim Berger Laura Tueting Done Most for School Chuck Leer Sara Boddy Best All-Around John Erdmann Betty Somers 148 Best Sense of Humor Peter Cospersen Mory Nehls Most Congenial Dana Jensen Michele Holt Most Talented Bill Dole Ann Freed Most Intellectual Paul Clabo Judith Meyer Best Looking Dale Svenplodsen Debbie Anderson Best Dancers Irving Binenstock Cathi Boyer 149 Seniors Had A Sno-Ball Sno-Day began with the (oronotion of King Dona Jensen at the Marshall bosketboll gome on February IS. In keeping with the festive moods, Doug Jocobson along with Julie Peterson introduced the Indionettes who danced during holf-time. Seniors withstood the freezing temperatures and strong wind to participate in activities at Pershing Field the following afternoon. Hot dogs and hot chocolate were provided to help the frozen seniors thaw out. Sno-Day ended with a sock hop in the lunchroom on Friday night. BELOW: Sno-Day Court wos composed of Prince Jim King and Escort Kathy Eddy, Prince Dole Svenplodsen and Escort Kiki Nelson, King Dona Jensen ond Escorts Cindy Corow ond Corolyn Thoreson, Prince Jeff Rotsch ond Escort Susie Lyons, Prince Hons Huseby ond Escort Susie lieb OPPOSITE PAGE, UPPER LEFT: Corofyn Thoreson hod problems escorting Sno-King Dona Jensen. CENTER LEFT: Students participated in o vigorous tug-of-war. CENTER RIGHT: Jon Berglund ond Chuck Leer withstood freezing temperatures to enjoy activities LOWER LEFT: Rogelio lasso displayed his athletic skill os a goalie. LOWER RIGHT: The victorious hockey teom wos composed of Tom 8enson, Fred Stepniak, Bob Smithburg, Alon Stevenson, Reed Doerr, Poul Jon-zen, ond Tom Serrill. 150 151 152 Academic Achievement Was Honored Southwest recognized with pride the ocodemic achievement of ten students who maintained at least a 3.75 grode point overage throughout high school. THIS PAGE, TOP: Cossondro Soldin, Flip Gionos, Judy Meyer. MIDDLE: louro Tueting, Andrew Kramer, John Erdmann, and Kothy Digre. RIGHT: louilo Hutt, Jim Berger, and Pom Geller. OPPOSITE PAGE: In order to wear the gold braid at groduotion 73 seniors achieved a 3.2 grode point average throughout high school. Honors Diploma 0 Anderson J. Anderson C Anglim V. Aspeoson R Berkley 1 Bokdwm I Bol P Benson i Berger S. Berglund K BeVWr S. Boddy P Chaudom P CI060 K. Corns lodr K. Dig re D Dobbs M Doeri R Doerr M Ools J. Erdnann I femey S fens lie J. fletrher M frobsh P. Gelier P Grows 1 Giles C Greenberg M Grossman C Hemte D Heiberg S ttrsrh M. Hoil L Hutt i hche W Joung D- Johnson K Johnson C Johnston R Kamel M Kelley J. King L Kloel D Knapp K Koefod E Kohner A Kramer D. Ponkwh L Peterson M Ramstod I Ritter J Robbmi K Rutledge ( Shore C Solder I Somers G. Sorenson M Stonley 0 Svenplodsen P. Swanson L Tutting B Wad J We«Wen S. Zendors E lorsen J. I or son C leer M lotqwst J Meyer V Milek 6 Morrison M Nehls Class of ’68 RIGHT: Scott Kinmore, Mary Nehls, Sara Boddy, Ron-dee Kerch, Chris Granbeck, John Erdmonn, and Bob Gordon broadcosted homecoming over KDW8. ■ ■ Undo Aolbers Christopher Adorns Stephen Adorns Linda Alford Chorles Anderson Deborah Anderson James Anderson Carolyn Anglim 154 Vicki Aspenson Borbara Babcock Richord Bockley Paul Boer Thomas Benson James Berger Jon Berglund Sheila Berglund Kofhy Blon(h Peggy Bloom Sara Boddy Laurie Boehm 155 Robert Bru e Carolyn Bruner Mory Bruno Kathleen Bruns 156 Cynthia Corow Charles Carstens Peter Caspersen Paulette Chaudoin Lawrence Chipka Morcio Christensen Poul Clobo Candoce Clork ■ Mary (lemensen Mark Collins Karen Comstock Mortha Conkey Pool Conover Daniel Cook Don Coulter Ana de Silvo LEFT: Linda Aalbers waited for friends after school. 157 BELOW: Betty Somers, Soro Boddy, ond Debbie Anderson dressed os hippies for a so k hop. William Dahlen William Dole Michael Daniel David Davies Stephen Dovis Non Deering Kathleen Digre Dense Dobbs Mario Doerr Reed Doerr Robert Doerr Mary Dok Sheila Duggon Paulo Eckland Katherine Eddy Jonel Egelond Bradley Elonder Jeffrey Elioson ABOVE: Homeward bound, Ralph Stevens ond Mike McCobe left school at the end of the day. 159 John Erdmann Jeffrey Erickson Jeon Erast Stuart Fagrelius Sharon Falls Robert Farrell Stephen Fose Eloine Fenney Sue Fenske Gory Fine Shoron Fink Christine Fisk Charles Flat: Judith Fletcher 160 Audrey Flygstod Moxine Foley Anthony Forchos David Fowler Gwynn Frederick Mark Fredrickson Ann Freed Gregory French Marcella Frobish Andrew Froehlich Linda Froslon Mary Gale Roger Gefvert Barbora Gellotly 161 Seniors Spear-headed School Spirit Mary Nehls emceed a rousing pep fest. Philip Gionos Charles Gibson Jon Giles Judith Giles Christine Gilliland lynn Goldmon Robert Gordon Steven Groff Christine Gronbeck Constance Greenberg Gail Greenspoon MariAnn Greenstein Nancy Grossman Susan Hommer interrupted her studies for a snack. BELOW Mary Gale expressed an opinion. Marjorie Harvey John Hegerman Corol Heinze Diane Heiberg 164 Gory Helebrant Gregory Heller Randall Herman Richard Herman Stephen Hirsch Wondo Hoffmon Borboro Hoium John Holm Michele Holt Patricio Holt Cynthia Holter John Hursh John Huseby louilo Hutt LEFT: A.F.S. students Ana do SiFvo and Jon Berglund enjoyed o Minnesota winter. 165 Roy Hyland Jennifer Ische Douglas Ja obson Poul Jonzen Dole Jensen Dane Jensen Norman Jensvold Worren Jeung Spenter John Dionne Johnson Gene Johnson Judy Johnson Peggy Johnson 166 Karen Johnson Keilh Johnson Undo Johnson Richard Johnson Corol Johnston Judith Kosso Roxanne Komel 167 Randee Karch Poul Korlson Ernest Kellen Mary Kelley Diana Knapp Kothleen Koefod Sharon Koelker Ellen Kohner Andrew Kramer Cynthia Kulstad Martha Kupcho Richard lodin David Lone Timothy Langaord Terri lapsey Elizobeth Larsen 168 BELOW: Queen Betty Somers ond Escort Irving Bmens-tock rode the eloborotely decoroted senior float during homecoming festivities. Joyce lorson Peder lorson Rogelio losso Howard Lawrence Robert lee Charles leer Robert Leslie 169 Warren leininger Karey Logstrom lourie longeway Deborah loring Steven Luerk 170 Lindo lundeen Eric lyon Susan Lyons Thomas Maddox Mory McAndrews Michael McCabe John McGie Sondro McGinness 171 launa Merrell Judith Meyer Robert Mikkelson Fronk Mitchell Beverly Moe Sondra Moen John Moore Paul Moore Betty Moot Undo Moot Borbora Morrison William Mueller Douglos Muirheod John Murray Deborah Myers Robert Mylerberg 172 Barbara Natdone Robert Nothanson Mory Nehls Beverly Nelson Heather Newhall Kate Nicholas Janet Nielsen Joan Nielsen lynn Noel Mary Nordahl Allen Oakes John O'Connell Peggy Olson Christine Oss Susan Otis Fronces Page Dana Pankuth John Porker Melanie Parsons Michael Peine SENIOR PHYSICAl EDUCATION IEADERS - FRONT ROW: M (cokey. S Ohs. P Hell. M Nehls, F. Wedgewood BACK ROW C. Gibson. G. French. H Hweby. M Fredrickson. P Bronley. J Sche, Po 3«, M Dols ROW 2 M Thompson. L 8«Vter, J Giles, J Pe� etson, M Foley, K logstrom, V 174 deployed originolity on the lEflr louse BoWwin Kathryn Peterson Julie Peterson Kothenne Philipp Peter Peterson Timothy Peterson Colleen Purcell Scoff Quisling Michele Roen Loren Romm 176 Morit Romsfod Steven Ropp Kevin Rosmussen Suson Reed OPPOSITE PAGE: Jim Scheu paused fo refresh ot o track meet. THIS PAGE, LEFT: Kiki Nelson expressed dislike for photographer. 177 linda Ritter Jonet Robbins Mork Rosequist Jeffrey Rotsch Pomelo Sochleben Sheilo Sanders Timothy Sargent Erik Saulitis 178 ABOVE: In the library Mork Rosequist discussed school problems with Mr. Moghon. Gory Sovoge James Scanlon Kathleen Sthull Jonice khwender Steven kott Michael kully Thomos Serrill Carolyn Show Raymond Sheflond Williom Sironen Borbora Sivonich Julie Sleuer Margaret Smith Marjorie Smith 179 Robert Smithburg Cossondro Soldin Benton Hall Hosted Shamrock Swirl For the first time the Y-Teens' sponsored St. Patrick's Day Dance was held downtown in Benton Hall. Shamrocks and Shillelaghs was the theme. The climax of the evening came with the crowning of the Shomrock Queen. On the opposite page ore pictured the queen candidates: Martha Conkey, Michele Holt, Laura Tueting, Mary Dols, and Susie lieb. Elizabeth Somers Glorion Sorensen William Spece Poula Spector Thomas Spinner Vickie Stadheim 180 Martha Stanley Frederic Stepniak Ralph Stevens Alan Stevenson Potfkia Stevenson Mary Sundby Dole Svenpladsen Poulo Swanson 181 RIGHT: Senior Advisors were Mr. Holvorson, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Fredrickson, Mr. Williams, Mr. Mayo, Mr. Froehle, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Strand, Mr. Soucedo, Mr. In-gelbret, Mrs. Welch, and Mr. levin. NOT PICTURED: Miss Sexton. Morcio Thompson Carolyn Thoreson David Thorsrud Noncy Totino William Uphom Gregory Ufley i lindo VonBlorcom Kristin Vardalos ■ U ■ J ■ I Sandro Wolkowaik Barbara Word Joanne Weaver Vicki Wedgewood Jonice Weiblen James Weinberger Scott Weiner Gory Wert 183 Robert Wheeler David Wilkes Cathy Williams Richord Williams Mark Wood Joyce Willner Laura Winkel Eugene Winstead Martha Yellond Fred Zabel Bruce Zostrow Sharon Zimdors RIGHT: Vicki Aspenson listened attentively to doss lecture. NOT PICTURED John Devere Larry Korjalohti Leslie Loir Valeria Milek David Pet rick John Stanek 184 Senior Directory Aalbers, Undo L: Chorolettes; Y-Teens; AF.S.; Pep Club; French Club; Homecoming Committee; Prom Committee. Adams, Christopher, (Chris): Choir, French Club. Adams, Stephen M., (Stef): VAC.; A.F.S. Alford, Linda, (Alfie): Work Program; Y-Teens; D.E.CA. Anderson, Charles, (Chuckles): Cross Country, captain; Track, co-coptoin; S Club; Chess Club; A.F.S.; Spotlighters. Anderson, Deborah, (Debbie): Choir, secretary; Indionettes, secretory; B-Squod, co-coptoin; N.H.S.; Class Council; Student Council; Y-Teens; Red Cross; Homecoming Princess; A.F.S.; Spanish Club; Voted Best looking; Honors Diploma. Anderson, James, (Jim): N.H.S.; Track; Wrestling; Grophic Arts Club, president; Sophomore Footboll; Honors Diploma. Anglim, Carolyn F.: N.H.S.; Wagistanian; Athletic Ticket Solesman; Spanish Club; Y-Teens, chapter vice-president; AF.S.; Shamrock Committee; Homecoming Committee; Honors Diploma. Aspenson, Vicki I.: Y-Teens, chapter vice-president; N.H.S.; Pep Club; French Club; Foreign language Aid, Arrow; A.F.S.; Honors Diplomo. Babcock, Barbara. Backley, Richard, (Rich): Computer Club; Honors Diplomo. Baer, Paul C. Baldwin, E. Louise: N.H.S.; Senior Bond; AF.S.; Y-Teens; Bookstore Chairman, Arrow; Honors Diploma. Ball, James M.: Student C ncil, vice-president; N.H.S., president; Bosketball; Footboll; Track; Woyake; Sophomore Class Council; Honors Diplomo. Barbatsis, Christian, (Tion): Dance Committee, chairman; Sophomore Class Council; Y-Teens, chaplain, chapter president; French Club; Spotlighters; Woyake; School Play. Benson, Pamela J.: Homecoming Committee, chairmon; Prom Committee; AF.S.; Pep Club; French Club; Y-Teens; School Play, Honors Diploma. Benson, Thomas: Cross Country; Track; J.V. Hockey. Berger, James, (Jim): Debate, coptain; N.H.S.; Notional Merit Semi-Finalist; Class Council; Chess Club; Voted Most likely to Succeed; Honors Diploma; Top Honors. Berglund, Jon: AF.S. Student from Sweden, A.F.S.; Cross Country; Track; Choir; Student Council. Berglund, Sheila: Choir; Student Council; Y-Teens, chopter president. Arrow; Chorolettes; A.F.S.; French Club; Prom Committee; Honors Di- ploma. BeVier, Karlyn, (Lynn): N.H.S.; Swimming; Tennis, co-captoin; Bodminfon; Volleyball; Golf; A.F.S.; Spanish Club; Honors Diploma. Billings, James: Sophomore Wrestling; AF.S.; Hall Monitor. Binenstock, Irving: Basketball; coptain; Voted Best Doncer; Homecoming Escort; B-Squad Cross Country; Hi-Y. Blake, James D., (Jimmy): Swimming; S Club; A.F.S.; Pep Club; Homecoming Committee. Blanch, Kathy, (Pooky): Chorolettes, section leader; Y-Teens; Pep Club; A.F.S.; French Club. Bloom, Peggy D.: A.F.S.; Y-Teens, Sophomore Class Council; French Club. Boddy, Sara A, (Bod): Homecoming Chairman; N.H.S.; A.F.S., Americans Abroad Student in Honduras; Wagistanian, scheduling editor; Student Council; School Play, student director; Swimming; Spanish Club, treasurer; Y-Teens; Spotlighters; Voted Done Most for the School; Honors Diplomo. Boehm, Laurie, (Secret Squirrel): Cheerleader; Junior Class Council; Prom Committee; AF.S.; Ger-mon Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club. Bolduc, Richard, (Dick). Boline, Albert C. Boyer, Catherine A., (Cathi): Indionettes; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Spotlighters; Voted Best Doncer. Branley, Patrick M.: Track; S Club; Physical Education leader, Spanish Club. Bruce, Robert J.: Swimming; S Club. Bruner, Carolyn S.: Y-Teens, Pep Club; Chorolettes. Bruno, Mary Kay: Y-Teens; Pep Club; Spotlighters. Bruns, Kathleen, (Ketcho): Office Aid, German Club; Spotlighters; AF.S.; Y-Teens, chopter chop-loin; Pep Club. Carow, Cynthia L, (Flame): Arrow; Choralettes, secretary; Choir; Office Aid; Y-Teens; Pep Club; AF.S.; Sno-Doy Escort. Carstens, Charles. Caspersen, Peter B., (Cospie): Swimming, cop-toin; A.F.S.; “S Club; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Sophomore Footboll; Prom Committee; lunchroom Monitor; Voted Best Sense of Humor. Chaudoin, Paulette J.: N.H.S.; Grophic Arts Club, secretory-treasurer, Grophic Arts Production; Honors Diploma. Chipka, Lawrence, (Mel): Football; Track; S Club; Hall Guard; AF.S.; Grophic Arts Club, vice-president. Christensen, Marcia, (Morsh): Y-Teens; AF.S.; Homecoming Committee; Bond Clabo, Paul C.: Woyake, co-editor, German Club, president; N.H.S.; Chess Club; Voted Most In- tellectual; Honors Diplomo. Clark, Candace, (Candy): Band, vice-president; Stage Band; Pep Band; Y-Teens; Baton Twirler; Bodminfon. Clemensen, Mary G., (Clem): A.F.S., treasurer; T-Teens, chopter treasurer; Pep Club; Germon Club; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee. Collins, Mark A., (Mac): Footboll; Baseball; Student Council, treasurer; N.H.S., vice-president; S Club; Basketball; Honors Diplomo. Comstock, Karen L Conkey, Martha: Wagistanion, sports editor; N.H.S.; Class Council; Physical Education leoder; Swimming, co-coptoin; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Shamrock, chairmon; Shomrock Queen Candidate; AF.S.; German Club; F.T.A.; Bond; Badminton. Conover, Paul A.: Football; S Club; J.V. Hockey; Grophic Arts Club. Cook, Daniel J., (Danny). Class Council; Football; Graphic Arts Club; Prom Committee; Spanish Club; Sophomore Baseball. Coulter, Don. da Silva, Ana: A.F.S. Student from Brazil; Choir; Y-Teens; Pep Club. Dahlen, William: Class Council; Prom Committee; Homecoming Escort; Sophomore Baseball; Hi-Y; Germon Club. Dole, William, (Bill): Hockey, Choir; Homecoming Committee; Voted Most Talented. Daniel, Michael, (Gomer): Football; Track; VAC.; Stoge Crew; Dance Committee; S Club. Davies, David W.: Chorol Club. Davis, Stephen J., (Dietz): Baseball, coptain; Football; Student Council; A.F.S.; Spanish Club; S Club; Hi-Y; School Play Committee. Deering, Nan: Student Council; Spanish Club, Pep Club; Y-Teens; AF.S.; Homecoming Committee; B-Squod Indionettes. Devere, John. Digre, Kathleen, (Kathy): Wagistanian, editor-in-chief; Red Cross Council, president; N.H.S.; A.F.S.; Y-Teens; Germon Club; Swimming; Golf; Honors Diplomo; Top Honors. Dobbs, Denise K.: Choir; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Y-Teens, chapter president; Chorolettes; Closs Council; Honors Diploma. Doerr, Maria, (Nmi): Notionol Merit Semi-Finalist, Woyake; Dance Committee; Class Council; A.F.S.; Honors Diplomo. Doerr, Reed C., (Speed): Football; J.V. Hockey; Sophomore Hockey; Grophic Arts Production; Graphic Arts Club; Woyake. Doerr, Robert H.: Student Council; Closs Council; Track; Homecoming Escort; N.H.S.; AF.S.; Prom Committee; Sophomore Basketball; Honors Diplomo. 185 Dols, Mary M.: Weens, all-school president; Choir; Physical Education leoder; Shamrock Queen Condidote; Pep Club; N.H.S.; Student Council; Honors Diplomo. Duggan, Sheila A.: Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Choral Club. Ecklond, Paulo G.: Y-Teens, chopter treasurer; F.TA, secretary-!reasurer; Spotlighters; AF.S.; Chorolettes. Eddy, Katherine, (Edward): Chou, section leoder; Indionettes, treasurer; Arrow; Y-Teens, AF.S.; Choralettes, Pep Club; School Ploy; Sno-Doy Escort. Egeland, Janet, (FluHy): Y-Teens; Choralettes; A.F.S.; D.E.CA., secretory. Work Progrom. Elander, Bradley, (Hemi). Elioson, Jeffrey, (Eli): Football; Student Council; S Club; Hall Guard; Sophomore Hockey; J.V. Hockey. Erdmann, John B., (Beach Adonis): Choir, president; School Play; Hi-Y; Swimming, co-captain; Football; Woyake; N.H.S.; Voted Best All-Around; Hooors Diplomo; Top Honors. Erickson, Jeffrey; Football; Senior Bond; S' Club. Ernst, Jeon K., (Jeannie): Choralettes, secretory; Spotlighters; Arrow; A.F.S.; Y-Teens; Office Aid; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee. Fagrelius, Stuart A.: B-Squod Cross Country; Track; Swimming; Hall Guord; Spotlighters. Falls, Sharon E.: Choir; Y-Teens; AF.S.; Student Council; Germon Club; Choralettes. Farrell, Robert J., (Hairless): Choral Club; Choir; Pep Club; Hi-Y; AF.S.; Student Council; Homecoming Committee; Spotlighters. Fose, Stephen D.: Baseball. Fenney, Elaine J.: Indionettes; Student Council; N.H.S.; Choir; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Spotlighters; A.F.S.; Spanish Club; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee, chairman; Honors Diplomo. Fenske, Sue B.: Senior Bond; Spanish Club; library Aid; Y-Teens; School Play Committee; Honors Diploma. Fine, Gary M.: Swimming; Arrow, news editor; S Club; Chess Club. Fink, Sharon A.: Wagistanian, layout edior; Woyake; Y-Teens; Office Aid. Fisk, Christine, (Chris): Y-Teens, chopter president; Homecoming Committee, choirmon; Prom Committee; Pep Club; A.F.S.; Germon Club. Flatz, Charles. Fletcher, Judith: Woyake; AF.S.; French Club; N.H.S.; Honors Diplomo. Flygstad, Audrey, (Aud): Choir; French Club; Y-Teens; Choralettes. Foley, Maxine (Max): Physical Education leoder; Bodminton; Golf; Y-Teens; Tennis; A.F.S. Forchas, Anthony, (Greek): Choir; AF.S.; Football. Fowler, David B.: Work Program; Track. Frederick, Gwynn: Spanish Club; A.F.S.; Pep Club. Fredrickson, Mark, (Pedigree): Football; Track; Bosketboll; Physicol Education leoder; Arrow; Hi-Y; S Club; Sophomore Boseboll. Freed, Ann M., (Tree Woman): Woyake; Spotlighters, vice-president; Tritos; Choir; Art Guild; Dance Committee, publicity choirmon; School Play Committee; Red Cross; Student Council; Voted Most Talented. French, Gregory, (Frenchy): Choir; Physical Education leoder. Frobish, Marcella, (Marcie): Woyake; N.H.S.; Y-Teens, publicity chairman, chaplain; lab Assistant; German Club; Spotlighters; Honors Diplomo. Froehlich, Andrew, (Drew). Froslan, Linda M.: Work Program, V.I.CA.; Chord Club. Gale, Mary R.: AF.S., president, treasurer; Wagistanian, organizations editor; Y-Teens, chopter president; Choir; Choralettes, treasurer; Germon Club. Gollus, Ronald G., (Ron): Sophomore Track. Golvin, Daniel: Computer Club. Gefvert, Roger W.: Student Council; Prom Committee; Swimming; A.F.S.; Pep Club; Spanish Club. Gellatly, Barbara A., (Borb): Pep Club; Homecoming Committee; AF.S.; Red Cross. Geller, Pamela E.: National Merit Semi-Finalist; N.H.S.; French Club, president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, Spotlighters; Honors Diplomo; Top Honors. Gerde, Janice M., (Jani): Indionettes; Spanish Club; A F.S.; Y-Teens; Pep Club. Gianos, Philip, (Flip): Boys' State, Football; Hockey; Track; Arrow, sports editor; N.H.S.; Hi-Y; S Club; Prom Committee; Honors Diplomo; Top Honors. Gibson, Charles, (Charlie): Physicol Education leoder; Spanish Club; A.F.S.; School Ploy. Giles, Jan: Cheerleader, N.H.S., secretory; Choir, section leoder, secretary; Student Council; Physical Education leoder; Badminton; Homecoming Committee, choirmon; French Club; Y-Teens, chapter choploin; A.F.S.; Honors Diplomo; Class Treasurer. Giles, Judith, (Judy): Woyake. Gilliland, Christine A.: Y-Teens; AF.S.; Red Cross; Choral Club; Pep Club. Goldman, Lynn, (Phobie): Y-Teens. chopter secretory; Pep Club; Shamrock Committee; A F.S. Gordon, Robert H., (Bobby): Sophomore Class Council; Homecoming Committee; AF.S.; Spotlighters; Pep Club; Prom Committee; Hi-Y. Graff, Steven. Granbeck, Christine, (Chris): Arrow; Spotlighters; Germon Club; Y-Teens; Homecoming Committee. Granaas, Laura. Greenberg, Constance, (Connie): Woyake; A.F.S.; French Club; library Aid, Senior Bond; Y-Teens, Honors Diploma. Greenspoon, Gail: Spotlighters; Y-Teens, library Aid; AF.S.; F.TA.; Pep Club; Homecoming Committee; School Play Committee, chairman. Greenstein, MoriAnn, (Mertz): Choralettes; Y-Teens, chopter chaplain; Red Cross; A.F.S.; Choral Club; Spanish Club; Spotlighters; F.TA. Grossman, Nancy A.: Choir; Choralettes, librarian, French Club, secretary, treasurer; library Aid; A.F.S.; School Ploy Committee; Honors Diplomo. Gustafson, Dwight, (Dewey): Track; Pep Bond; Marching Bond; Stoge Bond. Gustafson, Robert L, (Gus): Football; Track; A.F.S.; S Club; Hi-Y; Germon Club. Halvorson, Lynn: Choralettes, Y-Teens, AF.S. Hammer, Susan M.: AF.S.; F.TA.; Y-Teens, Spanish Club; Pep Club; Homecoming Committee. Hanson, Deborah, (Debbie): Y-Teens, chopter choploin, Woyake; Germon Club; AF.S.; Pep Club. Hanson, Kathleen, (Kathy): Y-Teens; AF.S.; Choral Club; Choir. Harris, Thomas R. Harthan, Marlene: A.F.S.; Choralettes; Y-Teens; Arrow; Spotlighters; Swimming; Pep Club. Harvey, Marjorie A, (Marge): Choralettes, treasurer; Choral Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Germon Club; AF.S.; Prom Committee; Shamrock Committee. Hegerman, John M.: Wrestling; Football; Track; Chess Club. Heinze, Carol L: A F.S.; language Aid; Germon Club; Y-Teens; Honors Diploma. Heiberg, Diane, (Di): Red Cross, secretary; N.H.S.; Woyake; Y-Teens; French Club; AF.S.; Choralettes; Honors Diploma. Helebrant, Gary, (Go-Go): A.F.S.; Pep Club. Heller, Gregg, (Mod Dog): Work Progrom; Sophomore Football. Herman, Randall J., (Randy): Choir; Sophomore Wrestling; French Club; Arrow. Herman, Richard, (Rick): B-Squad Cross Country; Wrestling; S Club; French Club; Arrow. Hirsch, Stephen, (Steve): Swimming; “S Club; N.H.S.; Student Council; Sophomore Football; Honors Diploma. Hoffman, Wonda; Y-Teens, Swimming; Office Aid; Homecoming Committee; Shamrock Committee. 186 Hoium, Barbara, (Bobbie): A.F.S. Holm, John. Holt, Michele J., (Shelly): Student Council, secretory, Goss Council; Y-Teens, sophomore represent-otrve; I.C.C., chapter coordinator; Shamrock Queen Candidate; Choir, librarian; Donee Committee; P.A. Announcer; N.H.S.; Spanish Club; Pep Club, president; Voted Most Congenial; Honors Diploma Holt, Patricia: Pep Club; Y-Teens, A.F.S.; Spo-tlighters; Physicol Education leoder; Homecoming Committee; Prom Committee; Sponish Club. Holter, Cynthia, (Cyndy): Pep Club; A.F.S.; Y-Teens. Hursh, John G., (Jock): Student Council; Hi-Y, vice-president, lunchroom Monitor; A.F.S.; Homecoming Committee; German Club. Huseby, John K., (Hans): Hockey, Pep Club; Spo-tlighters, A.F.S.; Hi-Y; Homecoming Committee; Voted Most School Spirit; Physical Education leoder; Sno-Doy Prince. Hutt, Louila: Y-Teens, chapter president, vice-president; N.H.S.; Choir, section leoder; French Club, Red Cross; Arrow; F.T.A.; Honors Diploma; Top Honors. Hyland, Roy; Wrestling, co-captom. Ische, Jennifer, (Jenny): Y-Teens, German Club; Spotlighters; Honors Diploma. Jacobson, Doug, (Joke): Baseball; Senior Class Council; Homecoming Committee; S Club; A F.S.; Spanish Club; Hi-Y. Janzen, Paul G.: Graphic Arts Club. Jensen, Dale, (Rimbo): Work Program. Jensen, Dano, (Sugar Beor): Wrestling, co-captom; Track, S' Club, Hi-Y, A.F.S.; Spanish Club; Prom Committee, Voted Most Congenial; Sno-King; Boys Sergeont-ot-Arms Jensvold, Norman A., (Ace): lunchroom Monitor. Jeung, Warren: N.H.S.; Computer Club; Bodmin-ton; Honors Diplomo. John, Spencer: Bond; Arrow. Johnson, Dianne J.: N.H.S.; Y-Teens, chapter secretary; French Club; Woyoke; Homecoming Committee; Honors Diploma. Johnson, Gene H.: Choir, vice-president, section leader, School Play, Arrow; German Club. Johnson, Judy A.: Work Program; D.E.C.A. Johnson, Karen A.: German Club, secretary; Y-Teens, chopter publicity chairmon; A.F.S.; Homecoming Committee; Honors Diplomo Johnson, Keith: Basketball; A.F.S.; Sophomore Football. Johnson, Linda C: Red Cross; Y-Teens; Swimming , School Ploy Committee; Pep Club. Johnson, Peggy L: Choralettes; A F .S Johnson, Richard, (Ric): Choir; Germon Club; Sophomore Footboll; Choral Club. Johnston, Carol B.: Choir; N.H.S.; Y-Teens; A.F.S.; German Club; Spotlighters, School Play; Honors Diploma. Kaaso, Judith, (Judy): Red Cross; Homecoming Committee; Y-Teens; Choral Club. Kamel, Roxanne, (Rocky): librory Aid; French Club; A.F.S.; Spotlighters; Y-Teens; Honors Diploma. Karch, Randee: Golf; A.F.S.; Y-Teens; French Club, Homecoming Committee; Red Cross; Spotlighters. Karjalohti, Larry, (Cot): Basketball. Karlson, Paul R.-. Track, A.F.S.; Sponish Club Kellen, Ernest. Kelley, Mary A., (Kel): N.H.S.; Indianettes, co-captoin, Choir, libronon; Homecoming Committee, chairmon, Swimming; Student Council; French Club; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Honors Diploma King, James M., (Kmger): Hockey, co-captain; Baseball, S Club; N.H.S.; Homecoming Committee, chairmon; Sno-Doy Prince; Honors Diplomo. King, Richard, (Dick): Wrestling; Sophomore Baseball; Hall Guard. Kinmore, Scott: Sophomore Football; Swimming; Graphic Arts Club, president; S' Club, vice-president; Spotlighters, Senior Class Council; Hi-Y; lunchroom Monitor. Kloet, Lawrence P., (Spider): Arrow; Sophomore Bond; Honors Diploma. Knapp, Diano J., (Dee Dee): N.H S.; Arrow; library Aid, Y-Teens; French Club; A.F.S.; F.T.A., Honors Diploma. Koefod, Kathleen, (Kay): N H.S.; Arrow; Y- Teens, Computer Club; Honors Diplomo. Koelker, Sharon I.: Choir; Choralettes, Office Aid; Y-Teens, chopter treasurer, A.F.S.; Homecoming Committee; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Germon Club. Kohner, Ellen M.: A.F.S.; French Club; Honors Diploma. Kramer, Andrew P., (Andy): Arrow, editor-in-chief; N.H.S.; Computer Club; Debate, Woyake; German Club; Honors Diplomo; Top Honors. Kulstad, Cynthia, (Cynthie): Cheerleader, cop-tain; Homecoming Princess; Choir; Choralettes, School Play; Wagistanian, special events editor. Homecoming Committee, choirmon; Pep Club; Student Council; French Club; Voted Most School Spirit; Class Secretory. Kupcho, Martha A.: Y-Teens, Pep Club; Choral Club. Ladin, Richard, (Rick): Homecoming Committee; V.l CA; Choral Club, Sophomore Baseball; Sponish Club. lane, Dovid P.: Footboll, monoger. Stage Crew, A. F.S. langaard, Timothy, (Tim). lapsey, Terri, (lops): D.E.C A, president; Pep Club; Y-Teens, Woyoke. Larsen, Elizabeth, (Ubby): N.H.S.; Student Council; Dance Committee, decorations chairmon, Choir, section leoder; Woyake; French Club; Y-Teens, Honors Diploma. Larson, Joyce: N.H.S; Wagistanian, faculty ed •tor; Sponish Club; French Club; A.F.S.; Y-Teens; lob Assistant, Honors Diploma. Larson, Peder. Lasso, Rogelio A.: Transferred from Ponamo; Hi-Y; Class Council; A.F.S.; Football; Wrestling; Trock; Arrow. Lawrence, Howard: German Club; VA C.; Stoge Crew; lob Assistant; Pilot's Training. Lee, Robert E., (lenus): Work Program, D.E.C.A., treasurer. Leer, Charles W., (Chuck): Student Council, president, All-City Student Council, president; Football, coptain; Boys' State; Basketball; Choir, sergeant-at-arms; N.H.S., Prom Committee, co-chairman; Voted Done Most for the School; Honors Diploma leininger, Warren, (Buddy). Leslie, Robert, (les): Football; Basketball; Sophomore Basketball; Arrow; S Club; Hi-Y. Levine, Janet, (Son): Work Program; Choc-olettes, D.E.CA lieb, Susan J., (Susie). Y-Teens, chapter president; Pep Club, treasurer; Junior Goss Council; Prom Committee, chairmon, Germon Club; Hall Guard, Choralettes; Sno-Doy Escort, Shamrock Queen Candidate. Ljungholm, Lennert, (Lenny): Transferred from Chicogo, Woyake; Spotlighters Lofquist, Mark, (Quist): Cross Country; Trock; N.H.S.; J.V. Basketball; Honors Diplomo. Logstrom, Karey; Badminton; Swimming, Tennis; Golf; Physical Education leoder; Y-Teens; Homecoming Committee; A.F.S. Longeway, Laurie, (lour): Arrow; Homecoming Committee; Prom Committee; Red Cross, Pep Club; French Club; Spotlighters; Y-Teens; A.F.S. loring, Deborah R., (Debby): Choir; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Choralettes. Lueck, Steven. Lundeen, Linda (lindy): Y-Teens; Pep Club. Lyon, Eric. Lyons, Susan C., (Susie): Class Council; Student Council; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Germon Club; A.F.S.; Sno-Doy Escort, committee choirmon. Maddox, Thomas S., (Hoppy Cow): Hi-Y; German Club; Homecoming Committee; A F.S.; Pep Club., Maertens, John G., (Mortum): Hi-Y, president; 187 Pep Club; A.F.S. Mattison, David M.: Tennis. McAndrews, Mary A.: Senior Class Council; Y-Teens; longuoge Aid; Sponish Club; A.F.S.; Pep Club. McCabe, Michael. McGie, John F., (Max). McGinness, Sandra L, (Sandy): A.F.S.; Woyake. Merrell, Louna K., (Ion): Y-Teens, chopter president, vice-president; A.F.S.; Pep Club; German Club. Meyer, Judith L: Notional Merit Semi-Finolist; N.H.S.; Woyake; Computer Club; French Club; Voted Most Intellectual; Honors Diploma; Top Honors. Mikkelson, Robert G., (Bob): Bond, president; Bond Drum Major; All-City Student Council; Student Council; Track; B-Squod Cross Country; S Club; Sponish Club; Stage Band; A.F.S. Mitchell, Frank, (Rusty): A.F.S., vice-president; Junior Class Council; Stage Crew, Choir, business monoger. Moe, Beverly J., (Bev): Y-Teens, chapter treasurer; V.I.CA; Chorolettes; Work Program; Choral Club. Moen, Sondra C., (Sondi): Choir; Chorolettes, section leader; Y-Teens; A.F.S.; French Club; Pep Club; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee. Moore, John, (Gunga): Football; S” Club; Hall Guord; Sophomore Hockey; Hi-Y; Prom Committee. Moore, Paul, (Bugsy): Arrow. Moot, Betty J., (Bets): Y-Teens, German Club; A.F.S.; Pep Club. Moot, Linda G.: Y-Teens, A.F.S.; Germon Club; Pep Club. Morrison, Barbara, (Barb): Arrow; Choir; N.H.S.; Swimming, French Club, vice-president, A.F.S.; Y-Teens; Latin Club; Pep Club; Honors Diploma. Mueller, William R., (Wild Bill): Homecoming Committee; B-Squod Cross Country. Muirhead, Douglas J. Murroy, John A., (Juan): Baseball; Holl Guard Myers, Deborah J., (Debbie): Y-Teens; French Club; Pep Club. Mylerberg, Robert, (Rob): Track. Nardone, Barbara A., (Barb): Y-Teens, Pep Club; Spanish Club; Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee Nathanson, Robert H.: Swimming; Arrow; Germon Club; Stage Crew. Nehls, Mary, (lupi): Cheerleader, N.H.S.; Spo-tlighters, president; Tritos; Student Council; Physi- cal Education leader, School Ploys; Arrow; Y-Teens; Chorolettes, vice-president; French Club; Sponish Club; Voted Best Sense ol Humor; Honors Diploma. Nelson, Beverly, (Kiki): Indianetles, co-captain; Spanish Club; Student Council; Pep Club; Sno-Doy Escort. Newhall, Heather A.: Y-Teens, chopter president, vice-president; Spanish Club, secretory; F.T.A.; Spotlighters; A.F.S.; Student Council; French Club; Orchestro. Nicholas, Kate L, (Nikki): Y-Teens, chopter president; Pep Club; Germon Club; A.F.S., Woyake; Homecoming Committee. Nielsen, Janet D.: Red Cross; Class Council; Y-Teens; French Club; Prom Committee; School Ploy Committee, chairmon. Nielsen, Joan: Pep Club; Y-Teens; Office Aid; Arrow. Noel, Lynn D.: Red Cross; Y-Teens; Spotlighters; Germon Club. Nordahl, Mary: Work Program. Oakes, Allen J.: AF.S. O’Connell, John. Olson, Peggy A.: Y-Teens; Tennis; Office Aid. Oss, Christine, (Munchkin). Badminton, Tennis; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Chorolettes; Choral Club. Otis, Susan L: Physical Education leoder; Badminton; Tennis; Y-Teens; Bond. Page, Frances: Physical Education leoder. Badminton; Tennis; Y-Teens, Germon Club; Golf; Homecoming Committee. Pankuch, Dana L: Wagistanian, copy editor; library Aid; Choir; Chorolettes; French Club; Y-Teens, Pep Club; Homecoming Committee; Honors Diploma. Parker, John. Parsons, Melanie, (Mel): Arrow; A.F.S.; Woyake; Germon Club. Peine, Michael: Sophomore Trock. Perpich, Karen E.: Y-Teens; Bond; A.F.S.; Pep Club; School Ploy Committee; Homecoming Committee. Perry, Ralph, (Rollo): Sophomore Basketball; Sophomore Baseball; Arrow; Germon Club. Peterson, Julie A.: Choir, treasurer; N.H.S.; Prom Committee, chairmon; B-Squod Indianetles; Physical Education leoder; Shomrock Donee, co-chairman, Class Council; Pep Club; Y-Teens, A.F.S.; Homecoming Committee; Sno-Day Committee, chairmon; Honors Diplomo. Peterson, Kathryn, (Marie): Chorolettes; Y-Teens; Pep Club. Peterson, Peter: A.F.S.; German Club; School Ploy; Woyake; Spotlighters. Peterson, Timothy: Wrestling; Sophomore Baseball; Hall Guord. Petrik, Dovid A., (Dave). Phelps, Harold F., (Hal). Philipp, Katherine, (Katie). Pierzina, Rebecca: Work Progrom. Plott, John D., (Doug): Red Cross, treasurer; Closs Council; Trock; Hi-Y: Sophomore Football; Pep Club; Sno-Doy Committee, chairman. Powles, Michael, (Egg): Graphic Arts Club; Computer Club; V.A.C Prosser, Larry R.: Bond. Purcell, Colleen, (Coie): A.F.S.; Choral Club; Work Program; D.E.C.A. Quisling, Scott A.: Transferred from Edina; Foot-boll; Wrestling; Track; S Club; Hi-Y. Raen, Michele A., (Mickey): Senior Bond; Stoge Band; Pep Band. Ramm, Loren. Romstad, Marit, (Merit): Wagistanian, art editor; French Club; A.F.S.; Art Guild; Honors Diplomo. Rapp, Steven D.: Football; Basketball; Baseball; ••S Club. Rasmussen, Kevin, (Rabbit): Art Club; Sophomore Baseball. Reed, Susan M., (Sue): A.F.S.; Y-Teens, Spanish Club; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Spotlighters; Orchestra; Shamrock Committee. Reeves, John B.: Stoge Crew, V.A.C.; Spotlighters; Library Aid Reinert, Cathy, (Putt): Y-Teens, Prom Committee; Pep Club. Richards, Daniel: Work Progrom; Hi-Y; Germon Club. Ring, Marion, (Mamie): Y-Teens; Spotlighters; A.F.S.; Sponish Club; Pep Club; French Club; Bond; Homecoming Committee. Ritter, Linda: Arrow; N.H.S.; Bond; Y-Teens, Sponish Club; School Play Committee; Honors Diplomo. Robbins, Janet, (Joey): Band; Y-Teens, chopter treasurer; French Club; A.F.S.; Homecoming Committee; Woyake; Honors Diploma. Rosequist, Mark. Rotsch, Jeffrey J. (Jeff): Hockey, co-captoin; Arrow; S Club; Football; Hi-Y, secretary-treasurer; Student Council; Sno-Day Prince. Rude, Claudia J.: Arrow, associate editor, Y-Teens, Student Council; Prom Committee, Spanish Club. Rutledge, Kathleen; Baton Twirler; Y-Teens; A.F.S.; Honors Diplomo. Rykken, Mary J., (Jeonie): Indionettes, Chor-alettes; Y-Teens; Pep Club. 188 Saarela, Bruce W.: Swimming; Golf; Football; Arrow; HRS.; A.F.S.; Homecoming Escort. Sochleben, Pamela, (Soch): Donee Committee, Arrow; AF.S.; Y-Teens; Pep Club, Spotlighters; Red Cross; Germon Club; Homecoming Committee. Sanders, Sheila A.: Student Council; Y-Teens; Sophomore Class Council. Sargent, Timothy BLob Assistant; Swimming; S' Club; Sophomore Football; A.F.S.; Homecoming Committee. Saulitis, Erik E., (Salt): Football; Swimming; Golf; Choral Club Savage, Gary: AF.S.; Sophomore Football, Baseball. Scanlon, James. Schacht, William, (Chaparral). Schei, John W.: Physical Education Leoder. Scheu, James H., (Shy): Trock; B-Squod Cross Country. Schneck, Lawrence, (Larry): Woyoke; Bodmin-ton, Red Cross; VAC. Schull, Kathleen: F.TA.; A.F.S.; Spanish Club. Schwender, Janice C.: Choir, Chorolettes; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Swimming. German Club Scott, Steven. Scully, Michael: Trock. Serrill, Thomas: Trock. co-coptom; B-Squod Cross Country; S' Club. Shaw, Carolyn, (Carol) Wagistanian, business monoger; N.H.S.; Y-Teens, chopter president. Ten ms, co-captom; French Club; A F.S., Prom Committee; Shamrock Committee; Bodmmton; School Ploy Committee; Honors Diploma Shetland, Raymond, (Roy): School Ploy. Sironen, William A.: Track. Sivanich, Barb: Y-Teens, Pep Club. Choral Club, Homecoming Committee Sleizer, Julie, (Jul): D E C A., Spotlighters. Bod mmton; Work Program. Smith, Morgoret, (Peggy): Y-Teens. Chapter president; AF.S.; Pep Club; Chorolettes; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee; Arrow. Smith, Marjorie S.: Chorolettes; Y-Teens, chapter vice-president; Homecoming Committee, A.F S.; Spomsh Club, Pep Club, F.TA; Red Cross; Spo-tlighters; Office Aid Smithburg, Robert, (Rowbee): Sophomore Closs Council; Trock; Cross Country; S' Club; Sopho more Hockey, J.V. Hockey; Bond. Stage Band Soldin, Cassandra, (Cossie): Transferred from Miloca High, Band; Germon Club, Honors Diploma, Top Honors. Somers, Elizabeth M., (Betz): Homecoming Queen, Indianettes; Girls' State; N.H.S.; Choir, Sergeant ot-arms; Y-Teens, chapter president; Stu- dent Council, Pep Club; AF.S., Homecoming Committee, chairman, Voted Best All-Around; Girls' Secgeont-ot-Arms, Honors Diploma. Sorensen, Glorian: AF.S.; Germon Club; Y-Teens, Honors Diploma. Spece, William, (Trickster) Wrestling, Spanish Club, sergeont-ot-orms. Pep Club; A F.S.;S Club; Football. Spector, Paulo S.: french Club, Spotlighters. Spinner, Tom J.: Work Progrom; D.E.CA Stadheim, Vickie M.: Y-Teens; Chorol Club; Pep Club; Homecoming Committee Stonek, John: VAC; Chess Club; Germon Club. Stanley, Martha, (Marty): Y-Teens; French Club; Spotlighters; N.H.S.; Pep Club; Honors Diplomo. Stepniok, Frederic: Arrow. Stevens, Ralph: Work Program, A F.S. Stevenson, Alan B.: A F.S. Stevenson, Patricia, (Shot Gun): Y-Teens, AF.S.; Spanish Club; Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. Sundby, Mory, (The Mouth): Y-Teens; Pep Club; Homecoming Committee Svenpladsen, Dale A: Student Council; Closs Council; N.H.S., Choir; Basketball; Boseboll; Prom Committee, chairman; Hi-Y, president; ‘ S Club; Voted Best looking; Sno-Day Prince; Honors Diploma; Closs President Swanson, Paula J.: Y-Teens; German Club; A.F.S.; Honors Diploma Sweeney, Thomas, (Renoir): Woyake. Terry, Glen: Graphic Arts Production. Thompson, Gregory, (Greg) Thompson, Marcia: N.H.S.; F.TA; Betty Crocker Homemoker of the Year; lob Assistant; Physical Education Leoder, AF.S.; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Badminton. Thoreson, Carolyn, (Loef): Junior Class Council, president. Prom, co-choirmon; Wagistanian, senior editor; French Club; German Club; Y-Teens, Spotlighters; Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. Shamrock Committee; Voted Most Feminine; Sno-Day Escort. Thorsrud, David, (Evil Eye) Totino, Nancy. Tripp, Thomas. Tutting, Laura A., (loune): N.H.S.; Y-Teens. vice president; Shamrock Queen Condidote, Swimming, co-captom, Choir, section leoder, A.F S., secretory; Wagistanian, undercloss editor, French Club; Sophomore Closs Council, Voted Most likely to Succeed; Honors Diplomo; Top Honors Turgeon, Linda M.: Y-Teens. Senior Bond. Upham, Michael J.: Sophomore Wrestling ; AF.S. Upham, William D.: Sophomore Football, Sophomore Hockey; Hi-Y. Utley, Gregory A. VanBlorcom, Linda L: Choir; Chorolettes, Y-Teens Vardalos, Kristen, (Kris): Pep Club. Choral Club; Y-Teens; French Club Walkowaik, Sandra K.: Office Aid, Y-Teens; Work Program; V.I.CA. secretory. Word, Barbara: Choir, Chorolettes, F.TA, vice-president; N.H.S.; Red Cross; Y-Teens; AF.S.; Homecoming Committee; librory Aid; French Club; Pep Club; Honors Diplomo Weaver, Joanne, (Jo) Cheerleader; Homecoming Princess; Chorolettes, president; Y-Teens; AF.S.; Pep Club; Germon Club; Swimming. Wedgewood, Vicki: Arrow; Physicol Education leoder, Bodmmton, Y-Teens; German Club. Weiblen, Janice A: Arrow; Student Council; N.H.S.; Red Cross; German Club; Y-Teens. A F.S.; Honors Diploma Weinberger, James, (Zeke) ATS.; Baseball, monoger; Stage Crew Weiner, S. Scott, (Billy): Nationol Merit Semi-Finolist, Swimming; S Club, treasurer; Closs Council. Wert, Gary: S Club, president. Footboll; Basketball; Golf, captain, Hi-Y; Holl Guard; Homecoming Committee; Voted Most Athletic. Wheeler, Robert, (Wheels) Football, monoger. A F.S.; Homecoming Committee Wilkes, Dave, (lou): Choir; Stoge Crew. Williams, Cathy, (Coth) Arrow; Germon Club, treasurer; Y-Teens, Pep Club; A.F.S.; Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee; Shomrock Committee. Williams, Richard, (Dick): Sophomore Hockey; J.V. Hockey Willner, Joyce L: Chorolettes; Pep Club; Y-Teens; German Club; A F.S. Winkle, Laura F., (lourie): Swimming; Pep Club, Y-Teens, Spotlighters. Winstead, Eugene L, (Beome): Senior Closs Council; Homecoming Committee, choirmon. Wrestling, Hi-Y; AF S.. Spanish Club; Closs Vice-President Wood, Mark, (Woody): French Club; Stoge Bond Yelland, Mary M., (Marty): Work Progrom. Zabel, Fred L: VAC.; Bond; Sophomore Cross Country. Zostrow, Bruce: Baseball, D.E.CA, president; Work Progrom. Zimdars, Sharon L: Arrow; Choir, A F.S.; Y- Teens, Pep Club; Germon Club, Homecoming Committee. Honors Diplomo. 189 190 Indians United in Southwest Chain Southwest High School is like an enormous chain. Each student and member of the administration is to the whole school as each link is to the chain. One link is just as important os the next, for if even one link is not strong enough to support the others, the unity is broken. During the 1967-68 school term both the administration and student body formed the integral links in the Southwest High School chain through co-operation in their endeavors. At Southwest all individuals . . constitute the links of an endless chain, from which not one can be detached without destroying the harmony of the whole. Friedrich Schoedler 9 7 . wwTr