Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

XM xii f W WR 'WR ff 1 5, .- 'VP' Wagisianian Qouihwesi High School Minneapolis. Minnesoia l97O Experiences are ihe dgnamics of each dag - ihe flames bg which we live. QQ w-NR! -Q , ef-N1 X-N ws- -Q , ,.,.. S .f 1 ,Q A, . Q, nr . , 1 M k QP f, LN W. .. .N w vm . ME-. I 3 Jlfs.. ne, 9 ' . ...iw was I rl O nu. I 3 W-M i rf 5'5 5 ... -, . , ,, H ' 0 'L ' i Q.. - If ik ---ff g ' '11 it 4 is Q .Tam ,fi-'feE?:ak g EA kim 53 , Lm.W L M 4 h s H , M, Iniensiiies bursf info aciion - an excifemeni fha? can always be wiih us. . . Explosion '70 - A Dynamic Yeh X A X 1 ' r ' a X X ff? I ii? S If ' '1 L mm af Q E 9 Table of Special Evenls Qporls Organizaiions Facullg Classes Seniors ., v. L Q, 1 4 va M' ' V -P: gl gk 'M X Lfax WN Special Evenis v-fb Princess Pamela Marie Wedgewood and Dave Crofr Princess Cynilwia Susan Tosier and Sleve Earl 2,1- N T3 M,,,, lf- l ui... Princess Cymllwia Lee Woods and Brian Allen Princess Palricia Rufh Smiley and Paul Miller X V 4 5 1 . '2f1fEfi Aroused Indians Spirii Homecoming LEFT: lndianeTTes kick off aT Home- coming. BELOW: Homecoming RoyalTy beams wiTh exciTemenT and happiness. Homecoming '69 ran smooThly due To The plan ning and hard work oT Chairman Pam Wedgewood and her co-workers. The program displayed SouTh- wesT's deTerminaTion To Block Their FlighT. Emcee Reid Johnson did a greaT job despiTe consTanT inTerrupTions by Wayne Van Blarcom. They led The way Tor oTher enTerTainmenT including songs by Roger Hanson. KaThy lHansonj Tscholl, and Tom Paciorelc and The Help, Help sl4iT by The iuniors. The climax of The day was The crowning of Sherry Jorgensen as l969 Homecoming Queen by former Queen Peggy Deal. Topping off a perTecT day, Queen Sherry led The lndians To our Tield Tor a 28-7 vicTory over The Marshall-U Cardinals. Proud sTudenTs and alumni danced To The sound oT The Sunshine World as Homecoming '69 came To a TriumphanT end. FAR LEFT: Sheri Boddy. Mary Gruss and John McNally harmonize To The sTyle of Bob Dylan. LEFT: B-Squad ln- dianeffes aTTracT aTTenTion from The crowd. ABOVE: Newlyfcrowned Queen Sherry receives a congralulalory hug from lasf year's queen Peggy Deal. UPPER RIGHT: Fronl hall decoralions show The splril and skill fha? helped lo Block Their Flighlf' RIGHT: Homecoming queen candidales sense each olher's pre- crownlng jillers. EST? JE'-WPC F' Ellll dl LEFT: 'll-lelp. l can'T swirnlll BELOW LEFT: Joy, you forgol lo fasfen my safely pin. BELOW: Come on kids, flwalls enough. ll arm MN 'Dogpaichers' Nighi Draws Delighi Sadie Hawkins look on a new look in '69, Wifli glowing laces, Daisy Maes lnuslled +l'weir Li'l Abners lo The annual dance on November I4. Tradifional Marryin' Sam arrived wifh rings and marriage cerlificafes lo make l1ilcl1ed couples official. Dogpalclwers disguised as lwillbillies, grubs, and paiama lwins made choosing Jrhe winner of a cosfume conlesl a dilficullr lask. Sadie's dance conlesf look on an American Bandslandn almoss plwere wi'rl'1 loudesl applause indicaling llwe besl dancers. Cupcakes gave winners of llwe cake walk a rninialure lreal, wlwile bobbing for apples pro- duced many wel and funny momenls. The lasl bears of llF6iFCl'1llClI' followed couples as 'rliey drilled away from Sadie '69. Group Deierminaiion Resulis In Dances Eager To please Soulhwesf Indians, Dance Com- milfee organized sockhops Jrhroughoulr lhe year. Chairman Kalhy Barkley headed dance-planning wilh enlhusiaslic help from her five co-chairmen: Anne Franzen, Vicki Goddard, Becky Johnson, Cindy Kienasf, and Sue Slanger. Commiflee dulies in- cluded making decoraiions and back drops, selling pop and Jrickefs, and arranging for chaperones. To arouse spiri+s, Dance Commilfee sponsored a Welcome dance on Sepfember I8. Music of Sou+hwes+'s popular lnfini'ries End made rhe dance a lively success. RlGl-lT: Dance Cornmilfee gels all wrapped up in Their work. BELOW: Hasfy preparalions 'For Sadie begin al' 7:59. Qookhops Wipe Oui Sounds Of Silence TOP LEFT: Soufhwesf sockhops bring classmafes closer fogefher. ABOVE: Pam Diamond accepis a cordial invifafion from Doug Robbins. LEFT: Zoie Sievens discovers new pop-ulariiy during band breaks. of-a-...M TOP: Soufhwesf puclcsfers sing out for viciory. ABOVE: PURPLE!!! RIGHT: Capfain Cindy Tosier gives us an I. 3 2 i i i E i Z S i 2 Pep and Logalig Uniie Game Enihusiasis Enlhusiasm wilh sincerily, demonsfraled lhrough lhe sludenf body, spurred Indian afhlefes on 'ro vicfory. Original slcirs by lhe cheerleaders accom- panied yells lo encourage supporr for coming games. Pep-fesls were compleled by lhe kicks and canlers of The lndianefles. They joined lhe cheer- leaders in rousing finales 'ro pre-game rallies. rr- me if 1. rw. frag- ,.e, .-,,f , 4 .. i . ' r M ,k,,, 5--55 p W 2 igx , r f :ii Q ,, ,S . eg fi ii . Q if' Q -1, Q is e 2 3,215-iT:-.. .V ,351 sis 1 f J' ' el . . Q fi? M ff , ,ig N Q E .W f K 3 :mai J . .cs rf . ..izii.AiN y ,Z i TOP: Janice Falls reioices as Karen Black finds IOOOXD fewer cavilies in Sheila Wurlz. ABOVE: Sfudenf power defies Washburn. LEFT: Sheila Wurlz cheers Southwesf on 'ro victory. Christmas Carol Sparks Holiday Qpirif -iw 4 . r as , f N, avi! Charles Dickens' classic Chris+mas Carol spread warmlh and spiril lo each of ils holiday audiences. A lonely and unleeling Scrooge was awakened +o lhe meaning of Chrisimas afler being 'ralcen on a Trighlening iourney Through his pasl, presenr, and Tulure. The large casl of +alen+ed aclors, dancers. and musicians, direcled by Mrs. Ansfrand, produced an elfecliye version of lhe memorable play. Unique sound eflecls, lighfing, and camera 'rechnigues sei an almosphere for imaginalions fo unfold. We Wish You A Merry Chris+mas rang lhrough Jrhe audiloriurn as The audience joined cas? members in a ioyous finale. EAR LEFT: Scrooge lDick Bramanl lakes his sland as The Chris+mas Carol miser. TOP CENTER: Wifh a hool and a holler, Old Eahrl lWayne Van Blarcoml swings info a cuckoo iig. LEFT: Nephew Fred lTom Paciorelcl pleads his case for Chrislmas lo an unyielding uncle lDiclc Bramanl. ABOVE: Mrs, Fezziwig lChris Garwiclcl dances io The de- lighi of 'The fownspeople. k 'C M ,,..cfN4 119- . ff V 34 4, w 4 ,v QA- ,M . ' 'W Q' , ' if I A 9 t f W nf f K vm , gm ' M if 1 W gc ww 'qw V, 1 . fa V,. H,-I , ., w Q Y ' -M, ' '- , Va M.. A L - ,,, fb Y jf Q,-ff A' ar, Www ,,,,, Q, ,, mv Q E r if 'Q' 11- 5 X S 12- ykh, 'Z 11 X f Qporis Gridders Grind To Third Place Third in cily conference play, our gridders finished lhe year wilh a 6-2 record. Indians were viclorious over Soulh, Wesl, Henry, Vocalional, Marshall, and Norlh. Their only losses were lo Roosevell ancl Cenlral, plus a non-conference loss lo Alberl Lea. Eliminalion of The suspense-packed duel wilh Washburn was a disappoinlmenl' lo bolh rivals. Caplains Dean Schilling and John Slallman and Coaches Frederickson, Johnson, Levin, and Henlges supplied lhe leadership and guidance necessary lo a successful leam. During a slrenuous Hell Weelc, beginning Augusl l8, The boys had 'lhree exhausling worlcouls a day. Conlribuling added power were seniors Denny Boe and John Slallman, who were named 'lo 'rhe All-Cily Team. TOP: Jim Soldin puls lhe freeze on a Norlh Polar. ABOVE: A 6-2 record was achieved by our loolball leam. ROW l: Mgr. K. lndeclc, J. Searles, M. Oliver, J. Schneclc, R. Puppe, D. Robbins, J. Soldin, P. Pelerson, K. Long, J. Cox, Mgr. lvl. Burlon. ROW 2: Coach Johnf son, B. Yablonslci, D. Aune, R. Werner, M. Dibble, J. Slallman, D. Schilling, B. Hebner, B. Shaw, J. Murray, L. Wood- ruff, D. Hermann, Coach Henlges. ROW 3: Coach Fredrickson, S. Miller, G. Fredrickson, G. Holland, G. Libbey. S. Holslen, B. Gavanda, D. Boe, D. Levine, D. Boe, D. Falls, D. Fowler, Coach Levin. ROW 4: R. Smilh, A. Treibergs, B, Johnson, K. Bailey, P. lvlalinoslcy, J. Lieb, R. Smilh, S. Groll, J. Moore. B. Lundeen, B. Shorlen, L. Holmberg. if fi-uligis ' J V F , 4 , fn' f , ,R , 1 ,. . xl , ,Vg +4-an 6 M 3 .Jn N544 M Aly ? ze? Sb 0 53,9 0MM'l hl ,N , 2, kylie' Pg FA' ' , 5 , 1 . 1 .mfg 75.4. 6 vfgpgrfi 6, N , I . wi' 3' '. :wi 'mdtfkt ,Q N ' J: . ie, 'P wif - in 'P , , '4 f., fe., , ,,, , ABOVE: Baclcbones of lhe Griclders are: Coaches l-lenlges, Levin, Johnson, Frecl- riclcson. and Caplains Schilling and Sfallman. LEFT: Brian Johnson isn'l' very good af keeping secrels. Wesf Alberi' Lea Henry Roosevell Marshall Vocafional Ceniral Norfh Soulh 6 28 8 7 7 I6 38 I4 0 ' 30 0 22 6 28 40 6 24 28 ...ndians RIGHT: The hike comes info focus. ABOVE: Sieve Miller and opponenf make an agonizing affempf To revive a dying ball. ABOVE RIGHT: Anofher pass complefed by Denny Boe. RIGHT: John Sfellman fakes off down 'the run- way fo viciory. BELOW: ROW I: J. Karlchoff, M. D. Reeves. B. lflolmberg, D. Dralce. D. S, lnce, T. Hollcer, Coach Weberl. Young, D. Lundeen, T. Combs, T. Nehls G. Tulhill, B. Johnson. J. Tierney, S Lundberg. C. Gudmundson, M. Bruner. J. O'Rourlce. ROW 2: L. l-lanold, J Howley, T. Davis, S. Wood, J. Kilson , Norman, J. Jensen, M. Searles, D. Carr, RQW 43 J, King, J, Sandvig. J. TGTT. . J. Woodruff. ROW 3: Coach Halverson, D, Willigmg, G, Mueller, W. Kahnlre. R. C. Olson, L. Munson, J. Long, G. Sud- Feemsler, S. Jacobson, G. Gagnelius, K. . mundson. 6. AVTd9V5O0- R- DYER M- Friclse, J. Norsfad, D. Karialahfi, B. , Quinn, T. Slaubes, S. l-lolal. D. Carolus, Molumby, ABOVE: War Parry members are ROW l: J. Kilson, T. Davis, M. Searles S. Lundberg, L. l'lanold, G. Gagnelius J. Long. ROW 2: D. Carr, J. Woodruff. D. Williams, J. Tafl, J. Norslad, B Molumby, S. Anderson. Sophs Drill To Prepare For Varsiig Team Coaches Weberl and l-lalvorson's Sophomore Foolball Team was The largesl in Soulhwesl hislory, wilh nearly 80 boys lalcing parl. Conlinued im- provemenl afler a sluggish slarl resulled in Tour final viclories Tor The young gridders. New lo The sophomore scene was The organizalion of The Seribs, a B Team providing an opporlunily lo gain experience lo boys nor playing regularly. The War Par+y was anolher group consisling of boys who had made an oulslanding play dur- ing a game. All alhleles on The Sophomore Team are looking ahead 'ro Tulure varsily aclion. Qiaie Tiile In '69 Rewards Harriers VicTorious and proud describe The '69 l-larriers. Coach l-lalley and CapTains Jon Drew and Brad Richards led The Cross CounTry Team Through an- oTher TriumphanT season. ATTer capTuring The ciTy TiTle, wiTh Jon Drew and STeve Palm Tying Tor TirsT place, SOuThwesT placed TirsT in sTaTe compeTi- Tion Tor The ThirTeenTh Time. OTher imporTanT vic- Tories were Washburn and RoosevelT meeTs and The Swain lnviTaTional in DuluTh. An exTra mile, making The course Three miles long, was no obsTacle To The runners. Their hard work paid oTT as They ran To vicTory once again. RIGHT: Harriers sTrain Tor success aT The STaTe Cross CounTry lv1eeT. 1 Tom Ward-I5:l7 Sfeve Palm-l5:I8 Brad Richards-l5:2I Dan Rodgers-I5:24 E LEFT: Share scoreboard speaks for H2 self. BELOW: Halley's Harriers: ROW I: T. Pearson, B. Richards, S. Palm, E. Holfz, D. Rodgers, T. Ward, B. Carolus, J. Drew. ROW 2: D. Nelson. G. Fadell, S. Ausfin, T. Salo. C. Lemaire, Coach Halley, C. Singer. F. Sfageberg, D. Ray- mond. A. Gallus. Jon Drew-l5:3O Bob Carolus-I5:32 Ed Holfz-l5:33 TOIY1 PGGVSOU-45337 Mounds View ' 20 Osseo l5 Roosevelf I5 Washburn 20 S+. Olaf Meel' Firs+ Place .:,, iv Anoka Firsi' Place A lnvi+a+ional ,,x. . . Swain Firsi' Place lnvifalional Ci+y Meei' Firs+ Place S+a+e Mee+ Firsi' Place .l.ndianS TOP: Explosive slarf spells Triumphant finish. RIGHT: Brave Warriors running I.OOO miles This summer are: ROW l: A. Gallus, B. Richards. D. Bruce. ROW 2: F. Slageberg, C. Lemaire. T. Ward, S. Ausfin. T. Pearson. ROW 3: B, Carolus, C. Singer, D. Rodgers, S. Palm, J. Drew, E. Hollz. BOTTOM: J. Drew and S. Palm caplure The Cify Tille in a lwofway lie. ...... ...T 1' J . 5 32 D llll lll rff .,,r ..,. . ..r...r rr.r r..Tr:r. 3 .rr ....... rrr rra fcl - ffl T.. 'rarau .Jra 1 'rarr he . .... arr: me ,,.--...u i. ill' O.. 'fa 1 B-Squad Scars To Twin-Ciig Tiile Vicfory in lhe Twin-Cily meer againsl S+. Paul Highland climaxed an oulslanding season 'for B- Squad Cross Counlry. Sreve Sande ran +0 firsl place wilh Slran Johnslon baclcing him up as a close second. Exceplional describes Their performance in This mee'r. Coach l-loisingJron's leadership, unifed wilh leam sacrifice, resulled in B-Squads rewarding record. Growing inreresi' for Cross Counfry was displayed in lhe 33 boys who parlicipaled. TOP: ROW I: L. Peferson, J. Zahr, K. Ward, J. Bien. T. Boynfon, S. Johnslon, B. Danielson, R. Sfeinman. ROW 2: C Billingsley, B. Mayo, S. Goodspeed. A. Radley, R. Anderson, J. Reur. S. Mer chani, B. Smiih. ROW 3: B. Cherryhomes, S. Lundblad, T. Alloerrs, J. Branley, S Sande, N. Sandler, M. Lynch, J. Brown. ROW 4: R. Cowell, J. Norden, H. Ber- qer, B. Long, M, Weber, R. Brown, J. Pederson. CENTER: lT's fhe Dairy Oueen if you win. ABOVE: The lop seven f'Uf'lnel'S. Roundballers Aim For High Goals Upselling 'Ihe Cenlral Pioneers Iifled varsily cagers Io challenge conference powers. Soulhwesl deall The Cily Champs Iheir only deleal wilh a 66- 6I Iriumph. Roosevell fell Io lhe Indians 58-57 in Iheir final Ihree seconds, wilh a buclcel by all-cily guard Leo Buclcvold. In spile of an inexperienced and reIaI'iveIy shorl Ieam, 'fhey finished 'lillh in cily slandings. Senior Kevin Bailey, a 6'2 forward, averaged lO.5 poinls per game, and junior 'forward Tom Ericlcson averaged I4.3 poinls per game. Fused wirh 'Ihe power ol seniors Denny Boe and Ron Tschosiclc, 'Ihese boys played essenlial posilions in reaching lhe 9-8 overall record. While leading his feam, Caplain Leo Buclcvold Ied cify scoring wilh a 27-poinl game average and sei a new single season record earning 449 poinfs in I7 games. TOP RIGHT: Rob Srnilh launches for a buclrel. ABOVE: Coach Williams and Caplain Leo Buclcvold Ioolc up 'Io high scoring. RIGHT: Fugi pivols info aclion. BELOW Roundballers are ROW I W 2 G Haalad Earl, R. Coach W. Williams. LOWER LEFT K Baley R Tsclwos clc T. Ericson, Erickson soars fo new lweiglwfs. Preview Monfgomery Henry Waseca Wesf Marshall-U-High Princefon Nor+h No. S+. Paul Harding Roosevelf Sou+h Cen+ral Highland Park Vocafional Washbqrn Howard Lake I9 58 84 68 58 57 58 53 65 64 58 67 66 62 8I 53 67 ndians RIGHT: Leaping Leo roars his defiance. :lv LOWER LEFT: Eric sfrains Tor Two more. N. LOWER RIGHT: Tha'r guy's 7' 2 if T'we's an inch. 'x.. ..T,,' Q l Qoph Cagers Bounce Info Second Sophomore roundballers and Coach Henfges snafched second place in conference play wilh a 7-3 scoreboard. Menlal discipline and a sfrong de- fense were key facrors in a saiisfying I3-5 season. Capfain John McDermoH focused his impressive lalenls on high scoring. Doug Boe, Guy Gagnelius. and Gary Gudmundson saw conslam' acfion as in- dispensable players. Freshmen John Benda and Tom Davis inspired confidence Through lheir infer- es+ and skill. LEFT: Coach Henfges makes his poinl. ABOVE: Soph cagers are, ROW lr Feemsfer, G. Mueller, G. Gagnelius, T. G. Gudrnundson. B. Jovaag. John Banda. Holker. J. Long, D. Sfelfen. lNOT PIC- J. MCDS-rVT1Oll. T. Davis. T. Ryun. B- TURED: Coach Henlges and Doug Boe.l Smirh. ROW 2: B. Cherryhomes, R. LOWER RIGHT: Varsnly leadership low R Slemman Coach M Weber? J umenllwal J I nan Olsen makes llwe difference Coach Mayo Cap Clwrnshanson T Brill FRONT ROW An erson NOT PICTURED Ken lawns Eclces ancl Soldln BELOW Soph R FBIFDGURS S Wood S Jolwnslon L Fruclce Cuiy Champs are, BACK ROW R Bnqe Golden Valley Cen+ral Edison Henry Marshall-U Hugh Norfh Rooseveli' Sou+h Vocafional Washburn Wesl' Mechanic Indian Maimen Take Down Rivals Grapplers mauled lheir way lo Jrhird place, raclc- ing up eighl wins againsl lwo losses. Close malches wilh Roosevelf and Edison hindered chances for relaining The '69 lille. Agilily and slamina marked malmen maneuvers. Greg Durand, Milce Eclces, Tom Pearson, Claude Kleiman, and Jim Soldin repre- senled Soulhweslr on +he All-Cily Team. Mr. Wel::erl's sophomores and Edison's Tommies shared lhe cily crown wilh idenlical 9-O-I records. Dislricl champions were Ross Bigelow, Jim Chris- liansen, and Scoll Anderson. Wifh malchless Train- ing soph wresllers will rise 'ro equal varsily power. W-,144-in xi gi ll Cla de ls o ING G Drrand M. Eclces, T. Pearson, C. Kleiman. D. Hermann, R. Co TER da ce7 We bien S Johnslon, B. McGie, T. R. Olin, Coach H. Mayo. ABOVE Vars fy grapplers are KNEEL Salo STANDING P Pelerson. J. Soldin, Pucksiers Sweep STaTe Crown CapTain Brad SheIsTad sTeered a low-raTed hoclcey Team inTo The STaTe 'I'ournamenT Tor a Third consec- uTive year. NorTh ST. Paul Tell To Their Indian vicTors 4-3 in overTime oT The TirsT game. ATTer a 3-I Triumph over I-Iibbing, SouThwesT sIcaTers Taced Edina in a conTesT To guard Their undeTeaTed rec- ord. DeTeaT sTung The I-IorneTs in overTime when Bob Lundeen's pass bounced OTT Bill Shaw's chesT inTo The neT Tor The only goal OT The game and The TirsT STaTe Hoclcey Championship Trom Minneapolis. ATTer4 a Trying I5-game conference schedule, Indians emerged as DisTricT I7 and Region 5 champs, undeTeaTed and once Tied. Dan Casperson, Bob Williams, Paul Miller, Bob Lundeen, and Jim Moore led ciTy scoring as an invincible TirsT line. ST. Paul I-Iarding sacrificed The Twin CiTy TiTIe in a 3-2 clash wiTh SouThwesT's poTenT pucIcsTers. Traveling To STaTe, The Indians mildly surprised Their coaches, rewarded Themselves, and exciTed Their avid Tans. RIC-I-IT: GoaIATending secre-Ts are shared by Coach Dave Pe-Terson and CapTain Brad Shelslad. nnzvwr- ABOVE: PucIcsTers and coaches are. D. Casperson, B. Williams, B. Shaw, D. R. Sundby, J. Idzorelr, J. TaTT, P M r ROW I: Coach J. Barry. Mgr. R. Robbins. T. MiTcheII, B. ShelsTad, M. R- EIIGSOVW. B. LUHJBSH. J. MOOFS Werner. G. Fredericlcson. B. Richards, PeTerson. ROW 2: Coach L. Larsen, P5962 D. Falls. Coach D. PeTerson Inna-r Marshall-U-High Edison Cenfral Henry Soufh Bemidii Soufh S+. Paul Kennedy Norfh Vocafional Roosevelf Washburn Wesf Henry Wesi' Edison Washburn Roosevelf RIGHT: The acfiorfs on The ice! I4 CENTER: Milfer skafes he scores! RIGHT: Pe'rersom's pep Talk perks up Robbins. BELOW Soph lille Miers are SEATED Dibblo STANDING Coach Larson D URED: S, Rosequisl, R. Brown, J, anod Sund y D Lun een So viq J Sandvrq E Large D Harvey Shawl Soph lcemen Freeze Oui Foes Soph puclcslers clinched lhe Minneapolis lille wilh a conference record ol eiqhl wins, no losses, and one lie. Non-conference rallies buill an overall slale ol lI'2-3. Excilinq lriumphs over Bernidii, Soulh Sl. Paul, and Roosevell oulweiqhed lhe leanfs only losses, 'rwo idenlical 3-2 bouls with Richfield. Scoring leaders Dave Lundeen, Scoll Rosequisl, and Dave Newman rnainlained 'fheir lirsl-line slrenqlh as The baclcbone ol lhe Soph Six. Dedicalion and direclion from Coach Larson led lo Jrhe leam's enviable achievernenls. LEFT: The qoalie doesrfl sland in New' rnan's way. Female Compelilion lnviles Skill Soulhwesl spilrers snalched lirsl place when cily compelilion in girI's volleyball began lhree years ago. Each season Indian slcill and power has proved lo be lough opposilion. Lasl year new lechnigues of hilling lhe ball were inlroduced lhrough power volleyball. Praclices began early lo mobilize new skills for games slarling in March. Indian sguaws have always been slill compelilors, lhe golf learn being no dillerenl. Relurning players Marilyn Garneau, Carol Lund, Kalhy Noma, and Lynn Olson formed lhe backbone ol Ihe '70 squad. Success summarized lhe swingers' season. RIGHT: Sou+hwesl's vivacious volleyball learn consisls of, STANDING: S. Pier- zina, S. Thompson, P, Wedgewood. S. Boddy. D. Cuplca, A. Franzen. KNEEL- ING: S. Brown, lvl. Garneau, C. Luncl. vm nnnww ABOVE: Year 'round The golf learn is ready lor aclion. C. Lund. M. Garneau, J. I-lull, K. Noma. and L. Olson, Girls Swing To Second Place Skilled and enfluusiasfic players moved flue girls' fennis feam info second place in cify conference. A 4-3 loss fo Marshall-U was flue only obsfacle fo an ofluerwise undefeafed squad. Sluufoufs againsf Cenfral and Norflu verified flueir consisfenf power. Individual aloilifies combined fo creafe flue unify fluaf carried flwem fo flue final malclu. Coaclu Mrs. Sfewarf and Capfain Lisa Crone led flue '70 racke- feers in smashing flueir previous record. TOP: Coaclu Mrs. Sfewarf and Capfain Lisa Crone display wiruninq smiles. ABOVE: Members of ffue qirls' fennis feam are, ROW I: S. Ofis, P. Kisf, P. ii. f -4 5' A f ' Durand, P. Dunsfone, ROW 2: L, Bau- Sfewarf, L. Crone, P. Giles. C. Payne. man. P. Anderson, E. Tiuorsen, G. Sfreifz, M. Garneau, L. Cirkl. lNOT PICTURED: M. l-lolsf. S. Jolunson. ROW 3: Mrs. S. Pierzina.l Mermaids Swim To Firsl Place Aller winning all ol lheir preliminary meels, lhe girls' swim leam delealed Washburn 6OV2 lo 59'f2 and gained lhe cily lille lhal Washburn has held lor lwo years. These girls pul in many hours ol praclice, ollen on lheir own lime. Lead- ership lrom Mrs. Ekerl and Co-caplains Kaly Berscheid and Sue Thompson led lo an excellenl season, climaxed Ioy capluring lhe oily lille. - . ..... . ,.,.. . ...,. ... 11. x iii I Bi iii s r ,1 L1k,.f...yk ' .f... ,Lkk Kiiz Q Q 511 ..,-- --,1-- A - I -',, ,,-.,...L. - if 'K'li 5 .1 '--,. ff sssasssa ssl.. sssil ss allsa .sss ..,, '.ii L ii.'f -'-i ' ' ' K 'K ,.'-' H . ',-- 2 -.',.. K ,,... KK f . 11.2131 ' ' sss-- ,... .,. -f?iii':....... ..... l. 's - K' , .'l' 1 ..,.. ..,.. ' . KKKV.. . K' 'K 'k .KKKKKK X ' ' in I in 'K K iiii M ,. swf '- TOP: Ellen llullers lo lhe finish. ABOVE: Cily Swim Champs are, STANDING M. McClure, S. Gideon. L. Slageberq, S. Schoening, M. Solsviq, D. Kane SITTING: B. Borowslci, G. Johnson, D. Opie, P. O'NeaI, B. Johnson, Caplains Dangers, S. Joyce, E. ThOrSOn. L. S. Thompson, K. Bcfscheid. INOT PIC Waino, lvl. Schoening, P. Schmil, C. TUREDg B. Sgmergl - is .. --1 - ., ,. i 7. ,.,,,.W, H Birdwomen BaHIe To Viciorg Souihwesf Birdwomen have smashed rheir way 'ro ci'ry championships for six conseculive years, adding numerous s+a're and invilafional rifles To 'l'heir achievemenfs. The '70 ieam. being no excep- fion, swepl' fhrough Jrheir season wifh an ouisland- ing record. Wifh only four players refurning, re- building was a major concern. Claudia Payne, Shelly Pierzina, Debbie Lambie, and Marilyn Garneau uniied fheir slcill and knowledge of badminfon wiih newcomers' raw falenl To produce a winning com- binafion. TOP: ROW I: B. Cole. C. Payne, M Larson. ROW 2: S. Pierzina, M. Gar neau, P. Giles. ABOVE: A rear-view re veals Debbie l.ambie's slronq back-hand. BELOVV: Cily Cliamps are, ROW I: Gavanda, C, Andreason, D. Sallzman, son. ROW 4: R. Kiera. K. Clnaudoin Coacli Halvorson, R. Droegemueller, J. D. Drake, D. Jolnnson, S. Siein, ROW 3: Bruce, R. Nallianson, M. Seare Searles, B. Allen, T. Wiegel, J. Holman, K. Saarela, D. Williams, T. Moelwn, J. Tillil, M, Kowal. S. Hirsclm. ROW 2: R. Slwouviller, B. Hawks, T. Doege, M. Maddox, J. Carl- 4 ,, .. .Ji , y 'ir ' , -Q 'Q Q 141 1, 7 b .ma Tankers Tie For Ciig Tiile A lense rally againsl Henry, deciding rlrie cily crown, confirmed rlie lanlcers' speclacular 9-I sea- son. Firsl places seized by Jim Tillil, Jolnn Searles, and llne relay Team oi David Bruce, Jim Holman, Mark Kowal, and Keilln Saarella rallied exlra poinis necessary for drowning llie Pals. Sixleen Soullriwesl plungers parficipaled in Dislricl I7 swim-oils. Shal- rering llwe pool record by one second, Jolin Searles clufclied lirsl in llwe 400 yard lree-slyle. Pooling llieir lalenls willw llwose ol Caplains Jolnn Searles and Brian Allen, Coaclwes Mr. Halvor- son, Mr. Halloran, and Mr. Hirsch volunleered counlless lwours lo leam improvemenls. Willn only four swimmers gradualing, anollwer cliampionsliip year can be expecred from relurning underclass- men. QQ , ,Ai A' M' Q Ai A .ag ABOVE: Sfrengili beliind llie ianlcers Caplains Searles and Allen and Ccacli Halvorson. ' as 1 E 2 ' 45 l V s A . '1U+N I lA'+ EE3l 4' l l BU! I 4' 155 l Q H ,if r,.fMz,s, ,,., I 'W LEFT: Carlson uncurls for flue big splash CENTER: Before 'fhe plunge, swimmers check fo see if all 'ren foes are sfill +here. LEFT: David's dive raises 'fhe ' s co re . Baimen Make Proud Showing Refurning lellermen provided 'rhe powerful force behind a sirong baseball 'ream.,Mr. Adam and Mr. Banks coached Jrhe Balmen To conlinual im- provemenl. All-Cily Third baseman John Slallman and his boys began early praclices al Armalage preparing for Spring opposilion. Toughesi compeli- fion proved lo be duels wilh Washburn and Edi- son. Denny Boe, Doug Falls, and Ed l-loliz made welcome coniribulions wifh fine piiching. RIGHT: Capfain John Sfallman and Coach Adam discuss leam sfrafegy. '70 Balmen include: ROW l: B. Henim, C. Perrine, R. Puppe, C. Perlman, P. Pelerson, T. Milchell, J. Schneclr. R. Kiera. K. Kapilan. ROW 2: G. Fadell, J. Sfallman, L. Woodruff, D. Levine, S. Palmquisf, E. l-lolfz, D. Fowler, S, Jacob- Berglund, D. Boe, D. Falls, D. Schilling, son, B. Green, K. Benham. B. Shaw, B. J. Overson, B. Berg, B. Shorfen. ROW 3: Hoover, Coach Adam. Coach Banks, S. Earl, G. Olsen, J. H wr TOP: Doug Falls unwinds. CENTER: Dizzy Dean does The Schilling sfrefch. FAR LEFT: Fadell's fielding foils a fly. LEFT: Bal in hand, Berglund's on The ball. 5l RlGl-lT: '70 golfers are: R. Randall, D. Anderson. R. Slack, J. Dahl, B. Shelslad, S. Swanson. 5 Seniors Lead '70 Swingers Capiain Jeff Dahl and seniors Riclc Randall and Brad Shelslad formed The nucleus of The '70 Golf Team. Sophomores proved io be valuable addifions 'ro lhe squad. Ari' Fredericlcson, an avid golfer himself, was a well-qualified coach. Praciices began as soon as The snow lefi 'lhe ground. Meadowbrooke was lhe scene of many long worlcouls and inferesiing malches. Jeff Dahl and Brad Shelslad were 'rhe chief conienders for ihe +eam's head posilion. RIGHT: Caplain Jeff Dahl pulls around, BELOW: Teammafes Brad Shelsfad and Rick Randall drive for per- lecfion. G 4:-1'f,,.,-'Jug 1- he 'wr 4+ A W gk ,Q 4 mf ,f ff 'bf . if i ' 'ff A A 1 .J :qw , '., ' If , ' 56.3 .f3?'5' 5 'Alf 1 M2 .if-.041 554: iitw 32 indicia.: N W i ' i .if-1 LEFT: Craig lulors Joe in 'rhe arf of love. CENTER: Chief raquefeers are Craig Sher, Coach Barry, and Joe Grossman. Tough Compeiifion Tesfs Tennis Conirol Losing all bur lwo members of rhe '69 Twin Cify Champions, rhe laslc of rebuilding challenged This year's nelnnen. Many promising newcomers. assisled by Co-Caprains Craig Sher and Joe Gross- man, began praclices indoors during November 'ro prepare for spring comperirion. When wearher per- milfed, Linden Hills became rhe sile of long prac- 'rice hours. Ol 'ren conference marches, Edison and Washburn provided sfiflesl compelifion. Coach Barry Took over responsibilily as disciplinarian. ROW l: C. Sher, M. McGowan, J. Evenson, G. Durand, J. Grossman. ROW 2: J. Gaspard, R. Werner, P. Pelerson, R. Hahn, J. Hawkes, L. Tulhill. ROW 3: l-l. Berger, P. Sussman, W. Bevers. D, Elslad, T, Eisensladl, D. Braman, D. Lulz. ROW 4: M. Rofenberg, C. Evenson, R. Sranelc, R. Weiss. Trackmen's Power Prevails Again Traclc and viclory are always synonymous willw Soullwwesl allwlelics, and lhis year was no excep- Iion. Providing slilf compelilion 'for ollwer lraclc and 'field 'reams in cily conference play, Indian power prevailed. Individual and 'ream ellorl com- bined lo Izaeslow Soullwwesl willn necessary ingredi- enls lor success. Coach I-loisinglon and Caplains Denny Nelson and Dan Rodgers led The Team llwrougli a rewarding season. RIGI'-IT: Mike in rnofion-unbealable. mn ..... Traclcmen are: ROW I: Coach Renslow, S. Merclianl, R. Sleinman, A. Gallus, G. Durand, J. Drew, T. Ward. D. Nel- son, Coach I-loisinglon. ROW 2: S. Jolwnslon, D. Bruce. M. Bruner, B. Smillw, J. Brown, T. Pearson, J. Pedersen. P. I-lammond, K. Clwaudoin, S. Wood ROW 3: K. Long, B. Richards, D Rodgers, D. Raymond, C. Singer, C. Billingsley, J. Murray, I.. Munson. F. Slageberg. ROW 4: R. Brown. D. Slei- fen, D. Dahl, G, Page. M. Norden T. Alberls, C. Andreason, J. Bramley M: Burlon, B. Gudmundson, B. Carolus ROW 5: C. Lernaire, B. Clwerrylwolmes S. Palm, G. Fredriclcson, S. Auslin R. Smillw, G. Iclaaland, D. Karialalmli, K Bailey, R. Olin. LEFT: G-rrrr CENTER: John Bramley sfeps up his pace as compe-Tifion sfif- fens. LOWER LEFT: Greg Durand con- Templafes his nexf vault LOWER RIGHT: Page pours H' on. RIGHT: Trackmerfs leaders are: D. Rodgers and D. Nelson. CENTER: Las? one over's a roifen egg. ll-lurdlers R. Brown. G. Page, and G. Fredricksonl. LOWER LEFT: Kevin Long slworlens lhe dislance lo llne finish. LOWER RlGl-lT: Mike Spece plugs away 'ro make his poinl. TOP: The guiding liqhls ol lndian sporfs acfiviries are These dedicaled men, SEATED: L. Levine, D. Halvorson, N. Johnson, W. Williams, A. Fredrick- son, W. Adam, R. Hoisinglon, J. Barry, L. Larson, M. Weloerl. STANDING: D. Peferson, H. Mayo. M. Peferson, G. Dahl, D. Rosholr. QNOT WCTURED: A, Halleyl. ABOVE: Proving arhlelic abilily results in a lerler, Coaches Team Up wifh LeHermen A+hle+ic Council ehforjr made sporls an imporranf parl of Soulhweshs scene. Awarding lellers and regulafing infra-school acrivilies occupied much of 'rhe council's Time. Nominaring alhle-'res for recog- ni'rion by lhe Nalional Foolloall Foundalion was anorher aspecr of Jrheir dunes. Meyers Pererson supervised The council of coaches and inferesled faculry members. Boys who have leffered in one or more sporfs unired Jrheir common inleresls in S Club. Selling concessions a+ loaslcerball games broughf in exrra funds. Wi+h advice from Dave Pelerson, The group helped plan arhlefic banguelrs and special sporls evenfs. RIGI-IT Added Pep was provided by: R W I J Ploog G. Rippberger, D. Pelerson C Tosier S Jorgenson. ROW Mu o and. K. Black, B. Leaders Spread Cheer And Boosi Qpirii Cheer Soulhwesl on +0 vic'rory rallies Jrhe opening line of 'rhe rouser. Caplain Cindy Tosier and her cheerleaders did iusi Ihar. Providing pep once again, Ihey spread Their enlhusiasm al games and pep fesis. Aided by Ihe arhleles, 'rhe girls performed many slcirs To bolsler school spirit B- Sguad added an exfra boosl al sophomore evenis. RIGI-IT: I-Ialloween Pep Fesl' finds The Cheerleaders in disguise. BELOW RIGHT: Purple Power! A LEFT: Discussion among The Cheerlead- ers sidelines 'rhe game. CENTER LEFT: Cheerleaders greef The kick-off. CENTER RIGHT: Flexing her muscles, Diane Pe+erson eyes her prey. f 0 LEFT: B-Squad Cheerleaders were: ROW I: B. Somers, J. Newman, C. Bader. T. Sumner. ROW 2: S. Boehm, B. Borow- ski, M. Harfwell, J. Renslow. 'ii X 60 .... ,, M-Qn -mm-1.1, 3' I 9 hun 2 2 1l A fly? Organizaiions X k 'ik N, 2 wmmwvv, ITX: , A xxxx .ex -rf V' ' KLWVV A 'L , Q ,, .. BoosTIng enThusiasTic loyalTy ancl supporT was The projecT Taclcled by Pep Club aT Their aTTer-school painT-ins in The lunchroom. BrighT and bold posTers ThroughouT The halls sTimulaTecl school spiriT and encouraged vIcTory. WiTh cleTerminaTion, Pep Club spread The word ThaT S-ouThwesT ls The BesT. UPPER LEFT: L. Lebeis, G. Eadel. Mr. Barry, and S. LaBelle enjoy The Tine arTs oT Pep Club. UPPER RIGHT: Pep Club soars up, up. and away. Treasurer B. Johnson, Presidenf K. Barkley, John Overson. and Vice PresidenT N. Corn- well. LOWER RIGHT: PaT and Pam posT a TribuTe To Purple Power. n Pep Club PromoTes Purple Power P Moniiors Lend A Hand To Keep The Peace Under The direclion of Mr. Halley, The Hall- guards made order our of chaos. Deslcs slalioned around Jrhe school were used as sfudy halls during fourlh hour as juniors and seniors direcred sludemhs in fheir pace, speed, and conducr Jrhroughour The lunch hour. Be kind To your lunchroom monilor3 clear your lable. A moni+or's dream +ha'r seldom came True, buf ir is a nice lhoughlr. Ofren Mr. Pe+erson's voice could be heard, Moni+or on 'fable 9954, gel on ir. Soon a happy-hearred boy would purify an- ofher fable. HALLGUARDS David Dahl Sandy Eliason Linda Erickson Leslie Fangmeier Anne Eranzen Barb Friedman Ellen Graff Alan Gilberf Sieve Holsfen David lngersol Lee Kamel Tim Kelly Sieve Lee Marcia Lowe Sleve Pellcey Sieve Smifh Marcia Sullivan James Thielke LUNCHROOM MONITORS Brian Johnson Reid Johnson Bill Shaw Larry Slerlen TOP: Monifofs fhe name: cleanup's fhe game. ABOVE: l-lallguards success- fully creale chaos our of order, W BAND K. Anderson W. Anderson C. Pxndreason C. Babiracki C. Baldwin N. Barlow B. Baxier B. Breen B. Blurnenflnal M. Bruner G. Comsfock T. Declnaine C. Denison R. Denison D. Denley T, Erickson V, Erickson J. Ernsi C. Fairchild P, Fosler R. Fraser S. Froslan D. Glweriiy S. Gideon A. Goss J. Gusr S. Gusialfson M. Hanson T. Harizell S. Hawkins D. Herrmann D. Hicks M. l-lolsr S. Ince B. Jolwnson D. Johnson S. Jonnsfon D. Kirk R. Kiera J. Leid J. Lifwin J. Loud B. Long S. Lurrielsky P. Masfers M. Mclnfyre P. Meuwissen B. Morrenson B. Molumby L, Munson T. Nagel T. Nelnls D Nelson A Oden C. Opie S. Oiis S. Pelkey M. Peferson R Phillip J. Prosser K Raymond D Reece J, Reuer M. Ring M. Rorenberg L. Runquisi' L. Safnre J. Sclineck B. Scorf D. Shaffer M, Shepherd L. Srnilli J. Soldin L. Sfageberg T. Slanbus R. Sieinman P. Slevens J. Sriegler R. Sliegler R. Slolle V. Sfreiiz T. Sullivan C, Swanson S. Tesiin M. Tnornpson S. Tlworsell E. Tlworsen P. Werder M. Weiizel M, Wiesner K. Wood L. Woodbury A. Wurlz ABOVE: Band members blow flieir mind aww W M- ,,,, , I .. l,1-. 1,1 EZ, L2 ,V 6 J? , ... ,,.. i Band Experiences Bigger. BeHer Year Two classes oT insTrumenTalisTs presenTed The largesT band ever To perTorm aT SouThwesT. They were l4epT busy early in The year by home TooTball game perTormances and malcing and selling home- coming Tlowers. Members volunTeered To play Tor' aT leasT Tour baslceTball games in The Pep Band, which warmed spiriTs during The winTer. ConcerTs and audiTorium programs were accenTed by The sounds oT STage Band, a group oT brasses, saxes, and rhyThms. An annual awards banqueT was presenTed by juniors in The Spring. AT ThaT Time, STaTe Music ConTesT awards, The John Phillips Sousa Award, and original honorary awards recognized ouTsTanding band members. Solo and ensemble perTormances aT The STaTe Music ConTesT meriTed many A raTings Tor SouThwesT parTicipanTs. QuanTiTy augmenTed qualiTy To give band anoTher successTul year. TOP: The quarTeT of officers search Tor noTeworThy music. KNEELING: Treasurer C. Denison. STANDING: Vice PresidenT C. Babiracki, Presidenf R. STolle, Sec- reTarv M, PeTerson. LEFT: Sfage Band members are. ROW I, from leff: S. Johnson, J. GusT, D. Nelson. G. Com- sToclc, R. STolle, C. Babiracki. ROW 2: J. ErnsT, S. Froslan, D. Johnson, P. MasTers, J. Oden, P. STevens. ROW 3: M. Bruner. T. Sullivan, T. Nagel, B. BlumenThal, C. Anclreason, R. Denison, J. LiTwin, INOT PICTUREDI D. GheriTy.l 'w-. Mwmmmw mv , 'YS 'R 43? CHOIR M T. Alberis G N. Anderson A- L. Aspnes N H. Berger J- N. Berger R- J. Berqlund T- S. Boddy D- B. Boler T. C. Broin T. B. Bruner N J. Bunker K- D. Burqlund B- C. Calkins C F. Campbell J- L. Caplan B- G. Carlson B- N. Cornwell K- P. Cuplca M J. Dahl N N. Dahl D. D. Dahlsirom K- J. Daugheriy K- J. Daulermann L- J. Deronia C D. Devereaux D- R. Droeqemueller R- M. Eclces B- E. Eckland C V. Edwards D J. Falls J- J. Ferris A S. Fosburgh P- S. Fowlsfon l-- K. Frenq S- K. Friclce T- S. Gianos B- P. Giles T- J. Grossrnan C LEFT: Mary and Joseph ren and Kevin Baileyl Chrisimas page-ani. Gruss Gudmundson Halfien Hann Hansen Hanson Hariley Harvey Hedlund Hegq Hexler Hoyde Howe Hughes Jensvold Jones Jovaaq Kapiian Kowal Krause Lamberion Lapham Larson Larson Lee Levine Loring Loud McCaully McMullis Mislma Mollison Nordone Obresfad Ofzdahl Olulson Oman Paciorelc Payne lJennifer Or- illuminaie ihe J. Pearson M. Pearson K. Pepple M. Pierzina S. Pink J. Plooq A. Radley P. Raslc E- Raval D. Raymond S. Russell L. Reimer S. Rude S. Sande D. Schilling P. Schwariz L. Sisferman B. Skaalrud P. Smiley R. Smiih G. Smiih M. Solsyiq B. Sommers S. Slanqer D. Sfeifen Z. Siephens H. Sione C. Siromberg C. Tosier D. Ward R. Weber P. Wedgewood P. Wilkes H. Worlhman S .Wuriz B. Yablonski L. Young J. Zehrinqer S. Zehringer - CHORALETTES S. Aas V. Anderson J. Bevier B. Browning P. Barry B.. Borowslci B. Craig J. Carroll N. Dahl M. Deursen B. Erdman J. Freed C. Gensler C. Garwiclc H. Halsey M. Hirsch K. Hanson R. Hamer M. Harlwell D. Helme P. Holr F. Haldorson C. Jerde L. Johnson N. Jaffee C. Kennedy J. Kramer S. Koellcer D. Larsen J. Larson M. Larson L. Lapifz M. Mollison R. Mill B. Maloney C. Maile D. Mackey J. Newman J. Nelsesluen J. Nelson S. Opsal S. Ofloson M. Prich L. Ploog P. Purrier L. Perschman L, Ramslad N. Reed J. Renslow B. Ringham J. Roiienburg N. Redman P. Sabarf B. Shearer E. Singer B. Somers D. Sfeffen L. Tesfin M. Timm C. Warp N. Warriner L, Welsh M. Winslead H. Woodhull B. Wyrzylcowslci CHORAL CLUB L. Anderson R. Brelclce N. Carlson C. Chrisliansen M, Cowell K. Doelz T. Dolder D. Eddy P. Flannery C. Fowler N. Gibson M. Grubb S. Hildreih G. Johnson RIGHT: Exlra T. Jones L. King E. Kingsley C. Konold T. LeFross J. Lowe L. MacDonald C. Maclc K. Maher J. Marshall S. Morfensen B. Meyers B. Mulholland M. Nehring D. Nelson K. Nelson M. Obrien D. O'Donnell D. Olin M. Oliver M. Pelerson J. Prior C. Qinlan S. Rose C. Rosefrer C. Rubensfein R. Sable R. SCOH' M. Searles W. Shandorf S. Slawson P. Smiih J. Swenson D. Taggaiz J. Tillir C. Vanman N. Walfers G. Wood M. Yemme E. York pracfices keep Choral- e++es in +une. B. Maloney. S. Aas, and B. Bo rowslci. Performances Exlend Vocal Varielg Prevailing wilh spiril and enlhusiasrn, Choralelles presenled concerls lo many area resl homes and hospilals. Parlicipalion in lhe annual choir lele- vision show and caroling on lhe Nicollel Mall were lirsls for lhe group. Choral Club, Choralelles, and Choir combined 'For mass opening numbers in lhe lradilional Chrisl- mas concerl. Second semesler days were spenl polishing numbers lor The Spring Concerl. TOP: Choralelle lilurgy includes officers Sql. al Arms P. Sabarl, Secl. Leader C. Merle, Librarian D. Helme, Seal. Leader B. Browning, Sect Leader B. Somers. Treasurer M. Prich, and Presi- denl J. Nelsesluen. LEFT: Choralelles bend 'rheir baclcs for lhe bakesale. - nf' A TOP: The I97O lndianeffes are, ROW I: S. Gianos, Co-Capfaln C. Woods, Sec'y-Trees. C. Lufz, B. Bruner, Co' Capfaln P. Smifey, S. Farnsworfh. C. Warp, S. Zehringer, A. Gerde. ROW 2: D. Mackey, B, Anderson, D. Dahl- sfrom, D. Berqfund, D. Reece. N. Ber- qer, D. Glenn, I.. Chrisfensen, J. Bunker. L. Sisferman. ABOVE: Advisor Miss Sexfon. RIGHT: D. Berqlund, bur- ied In The beat Indianeifes Siep Info I 970 Nineleen luscious Indianelles, dancing Ihrough home baslceiball and foolball games, provided Souihwesl wilh anolher year of spiriled Ialenl. Pep Tesls and audilorium programs gave Ihe Indian- elles many chances Io lap Iheir way inlo Soulh- wes+ hearfs. The Shriners' Convenlion, Women's Chamber of Commerce, MI. Olivel Senior Cili- zens, and Shalcopee Slalre Women's Prison enioved presenlarions given by Ihe girls. They assembled oflen for aller-school praclices, business meelings, or Io direcl Ihe B-squad. Dressing-room Iun and early morning visils Io Perlcins were combined wilh diligence and hard worlc Io puf Ihe I97O dance line a slep ahead ol all Ihe resl. TOP: Experienced Co-Caplain Cindy Woods poinls oul 'the finer lines of dancing Io new members D. Maclcey- and B. Anderson. ABOVE: B-Squad Indian- elles are, RCW I: N. Jallee, I., Ploog, ROW 23 J. Pearson, D. I-Ioll, E. Singer, ROW 3: J. BeVier. V. Ericlcson, N. Reed, S. Schoening, J. Deering. INOT PICTURED: S. Opsal.I WAGISTANIAN STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF ...... Pam Wedgewood COPY EDITOR .......... Carol Babiraclci SCI-IEDULING EDITORS ...... Par Anglim Debbie Cuplaa ART EDITOR .............. Lin Runquisl' BUSINESS MANAGERS .... Dave Sandler Lynn Olson SPECIAL EVENTS EDITOR . . . Beclcy Johnson Lou Ann Lebeis ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR .. Lynne Aspnes Sandy Aas Debbie Fairman SPORTS EDITOR . .. . . . Barb .Jacobson Jeri Mandery Mary Jo Pearson FACULTY EDITOR Marsha Chapin Sheera LaBeIle Mary Lindmeier UNDERCLASS EDITOR ...... Debbie Brand Melanie Timm SENIORS EDITOR .... .... L isa Young Kaihy Noma Marilyn Peferson TYPIST ................ Greichen Clifford HEAD PHOTOGRAPI-IER ...... Russ Siolle Tom Eisensradl' Bob Garrison Barry Kinmore Don Nielsen Roberr Werner Explosion Shakes Room 23 The Scene af Six was a common sighi as Wagisianian slaff members lcepl' laie hours in room 23 io perfecl' Explosion '70-A Dynamic Year. An inexperienced sfaff made ir necessary To worlc harder and longer io achieve +he desired eIifec+s and beHer express 'rhe fheme. Designing layouis and wrifing copy and headlines required all 'rhe imaginafion of slaff members as 'l'hey sfrived io meel each deadline. Ediiors ad- miifed +ha+ 'fhe mosf fedious iob was cropping The over 900 class piclures io a correcf size for prinring. School phofographers, wiih fhe aid of Clair Pelerson, pafienily arranged piciures and snapped candids. Through hard worlc and defer- minaiion 'Ihe Wagisfanian siaif aimed 'Toward marching The success of lasf year's A-rafed year- boolc. 11 fi 0 1.-NSSI OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Looking foward bigger and beffer Ihings are: SITTING: Jeri Mandery., STANDING: MeIanie Timm, Sheera LaBeIIe. SITTING: Becky Johnson, Debbie Fairman. STANDING: Kafhy Noma. OPPOSITE PAGE BOT- TOM: Sfaif members, Bob Garrison, Barry Kinmore, Debbie Cupka, Roberf Werner and Par Anglim are bIowing in Ihe wind. THIS PAGE ABOVE: The Our of Siqhr 7 come info focus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lin Runquisf. Don Nielsen, Carol Babiracki. Russ Srolle, Dave Sandler, Greichen Clifford, Tom Eisen- Siadf. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: From +he boffom up, 'rhe Wagisfanian is A- Okay. ROW ONE: Mary Lindmeier, Mary Jo Pearson, Lynne Aspnes, Lou Ann Lebeis, Marilyn Pererson. ROW TWO: Advisor. Mrs. Sirorialc, Debbie Brand, Lisa Young, Marsha Chapin. AT THE TOP: Pam Wedgewood. NOT PIC- TURED: Barb Jacobson, Sandy Aas. Woga ke Offers Self-Expression lnTensiTied inTeresT in liTeraTure and arT made Woyake The largesT sTudenT iiTerary magazine in our area. EdiTor KaThy SliTTs, wiTh conTribuTions oT Time and eTTorT Trom advisor Mr. Froehle, or- ganized The Three uniTs which make up Woyake: creaTive wriTings, arT, and producTion. T-TopeTuI auThors submiTTed Their enTries, and arTisTs co- ordinaTed iilusTraTions wiTh poems and sTories. The producTion sTaTT concenTraTed on magazine me- chanics: Typing layouTs and prinTing. STimulaTing experiences Through Woyake oTTered sTudenTs an opporTuniTy Tor selT'expression. TOP: l.ayouT sTaTT members check arT work wiTh poems Tor The desired eTTecTs. ABOVE: Carol Ciabo keeps Chuck Perlman in check wiTh her views on poems. RIGHT: ConcenTraTion a la Cap- lan. WOYAKE L. Bauman S. Johnson B. Boddy S. Johnslon S. Boddy S. Joseph D. Braman J. Juslice B. Blumenlhal C. Kennedy L. Caplan L. Kamel M. Chapin J. Koefod D, Coafeg K Krleqer' J. Cox D Lambie M. Dahlslrom K Larson L. Denely S. Lee J, Dgglqmgn Lundell L. Erickson B. LOud L. Fecarolfa K Maher D. Flelcher l. Meyer M. Flygsfad J. Mozis S. Fowlsfon J. Nelson S. Greenberg K NOVYHG V. Goddard l'l Olson A. Haffren T. Oss H Halsey T. Ofre D. l-leqerman M. Owens D, l-lol? P. Parlcer A, Jagobggn J. Pearson B. Jacobson if acfion. C. Perlman S. Peferson L. Ramslad N. Raschlca D. Raymond K. Raymond K. Richardson K. Sims J. Sinqsaas K. Slciei S. Slawson K. Slirrs J. Smifh S. Smilh L. Snyder B. Somers H. Sfone J. Syverson P. Tafam J. Thurs L. Thurs M. Wiesner B. Wyrzylcowslci J. Zehrinqer TOP: Hilary Halsey refires anoiher idea from dlSCUSSlO'1- LEFT: Produclion sfalf receives valuable poinfers from Marilyn Pererson. ABOVE: Kifien SliHs empha. sizes fhe wriH'en word wirh verbal re- CURLE ARROW STAFF P EDITOR IN CHIEF ........ Merry Wiesner John Pearson EDITORIALS EDITOR . . . ASSOCIATE EDITOR .......... Beisy Loud LAYOUT EDITOR ....... Marilyn Peierson COPY EDITOR ..... ...... S uzy Gyorky . . . . Julie Huff .. .. Tom Burion Lisa Runquisi' SPORTS EDITOR .......... Barb Jacobson PICTURE EDITOR ...... Andreis Treibergs PHOTOGRAPHERS ......... Scoii' Joseph Don Nielsen Russ SroIIe Andreis Treibergs COLUMNISTS . . . ...... Tom Burion Tom Hegg Jim Jusiice John Pearson Dean Schiiling Russ S+oIIe NEWSWRITERSN ..... . . . Carol Babiracici Beih Bruner JoAnne Ferris Diane Forchas Richard Meyers Laurie Sisierrnan Janine Smiih .. Mary Gruss Kaihy Norna Dean SchiIIing Andreis Treiloerqs AD MANAGER ................ Jim Gusi CIRCULATION AND BUSINESS MANAGER ............. Rick Peierson NEWS EDITOR ........ FEATU RE EDITORS .... SPORTS I ir , ,'i' lk TOP: The big ihree sfep up fo fhe door of iournalism. M. Wiesner, B. Loud, J. Pearson. ABOVE LEFT: The making of an Arrow. ABOVE: Drain The sIudge oui of your ihink ranks we're going 'ro brainsiormf' - ' f Arrow News Pieroes School Affairs Sizzling fhrough Soufhwesf, Arrow capfured fhe spiril' of '70 wifh explosions of news. Arrow worlc- shop, as parf of fhe new English curriculum, helped sfudenfs prepare news arficles and pracfice basics of iournalism. Led by Advisor Mrs. Sundin, Chief Merry Wiesner, and Assisfanf Chief Befsy Loud. fhe sfaff originafed many new and differenf arficles. Ediforials Edifor John Pearson helped sfudenfs be- come more aware of happenings oufside school fhrough his numerous and varied ediforials. Working fogefher for a unified paper, fhe Arrow sfaff expanded Soufhwesf sfudenfs' knowledge of school as well as nafional and world affairs. UPPER LEFT: Columnisfs carefully and collecfively collaborafe. CENTER LEFT: News wrifers reacf separalely fo an anonymous arficle. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Babiraclci, J. Huff, B. Chesfon, L. Sisferman, J. Ferris. CENTER RIGHT: Following heaf from fhe Chief. S. Gyorlcy, T. Burfon. and A. Treibergs iron ouf problems. LEFT: Ad Manager J. Gusf gives his undivided affenfion fo Phofographers A. Treiloergs and S. Joseph as Circulafion Manager R. Pefer- son plans his sfrafegy for delivery. Gusi Of Ideas Challenges Debafe To inTervene or noT To inTervene, ThaT was The quesTion Tor The SouThwesT debaTers as They aT- Taclced The Topic oT Toreign unilaTeral miliTary inTer- venTion. ThirTeen reTurning debaTers, including CapTain Jim GusT, welcomed The new B-squad wiTh much research maTerial and experienced guid- ance. WiTh The experT help oT Coach l-lansen, The Team placed high in many TournarnenTs, and vicTory became a lcey word. Many SaTurdays were spenT in Three round deloaTes, Teaching SouThwesT's de- loaTers The rigorous challenge and The unlimiTed awards oT debaTing. 'Q -NIQIJQ S UPPER LEFT: Coach l-lansen discusses The TundamenTals oT inTervenTion with CapTain Jim GusT. UPPER RlGT-TT: A- squad del3aTers corral Their ideas. ROW I, FROM FRONT: A. Jacobsen, J. GUST, D. Braman. ROW 2, FROM FRONT: T. BurTon, K. Sims, J. SToerlcer, N. Sand- ler, D. Eairman. NOT PlCTURED: D. CroTT, M. Norden. ABOVE: B-squad de- loaTers unilaTerally inTervene upon The library. STANDING: M. RoTenberg, D. l-lexTer, C. Sher, J. Mislsa. SlTTlNG: P. O'Neal, W. Anderson. NOT PIC- TURED: P. Diamond, J. Loud, C. Fair- child. ABOVE: Sfudenf Council fofem poll is, from fhe fop: Presidenl' D. Croff, Vice Presidenf R. Sfolle, Treasurer G. Rippberger, Secrefary S. Boddy. CEN- TER RIGHT: Jusf fhinlc Joe. only 27 days 'fil Chrisfmasf' Open Meefings Boosi Council Power Affer-school meefings became a highlighf for Sfudenf Council as fhe enfire school was invifed fo parficipafe in Council affairs. Early in fhe year, sfudenfs fools over fhe lunchroom for a fwo-week frial period as an experimenf in leadership. The lunchroom commiffee worked overfime lo give Soufhwesf ifs long-awaifed vending machines. A group of fhree sfudenfs was organized lo inferpref fhe relaxed dress code. Full-lengfh movies. spon- sored by Sfudenf Council, added fo oufside ac- fivifies. Presidenf Dave Croff and Craig Sher af- fended fhe Sfafe Conference af Bemidii. Minne- sofa and broughf baclc many ideas for a more effecfive working body. Dave led fhe Council on fo a bursf of ideas wifh grafifying resulfs. STUDENT COUNCIL Beclcy Anderson Scoff Anderson Jim Binder Sherri Boddy Debby Borowslci Debbie Coleman Denise Cavanaugh Dave Croff Pam Diamond Sfevv Earl Lisa Eecarofla Kafhy Frey Sheila Geller Joe Grossman Jim Gusf Marlha l-larfwell Mike l-lusby Ken lndecln Reid Johnson Scoff Joseph Jennifer Kramer Judy Koefod John Lieb Cindy Lee John Loud Barb Meyers Mary McClure Beffy McGovern Richard Nafhanson Nancy Newland John Overson rx Laurie Perschman Rufh Percanslcy Tom Paciorelc Kafhy Raymond Brad Richards Gail Rippberger Charles Singer Randy Sfeinman Jim Soldin Barb Somers Jay Sfoerlcer Russ Sfolle Pam Wedgewood Roger Werner Kafhy Winship Cullural Emphasis Flavors Languages El mundo Espanol para lvlanah'a. Spanish 'lor Mexico, was a filling slogan for Spanish Club. Members accenied anolher year wilh Mexican ac- livilies such as a dinner al La Casa Coronado. A i' Chrislmas parly wilh i+s piiialas was one ol The group's social happenings. Direclion came from l Se'rTor Sauceclo and Presidenl Sluarl Loberbaum. 9 Sludenls enioyed a spiriled program in German Club. Beginning wilh a hayride and dinner al The Black Foresl Inn, ihe club promised an exciling calendar of evenls. The Chrislmas parly and an- nual Baueriruhsluck added lo members' German experiences. Spurred on by masculine leadership, French Club headed info a greai year wilh Presidenl' Tom Bur- lon. Speeches, plays, and films culminaled a year of cullural background for French siudenls. , TOP: Bev Gilberl displays lrue Spanish agilify al lhe Chrislmas parly. ABOVE: C. Babiracki, L. Young and D. Borows ski enjoy holiday cuisine. RIGHT: AFS sludenl' Carlos inlroduces Skip Rude lo The cuslom of knocking down a Spanish pifala. LEFT: Spanish Club Presidenl Sluarl Loberbaum shows his superiorily al lwisler. CENTER RIGHT: J. Mislca wards off flying snow from assaulling German clubber. V15 'TI i -A CENTER LEFT: Language Club officers compare cullures. FROM LEFT: German Club Sql. al Arms J. l-lull, French Club Vice Presidenl S. Geller, German Club Presidenl S. Gyorlcy, Secrelary B. Meredyclc, Vice Presidenl J. Triebergs, Corresponding Secrelary J. Mislca. Treasurer lvl. Cohen, Spanish Club Sec- relary B. Gilberl. French Club- Presi- clnnl T. Burlon, Secrelary L. Aspnes. LEET: M. Cohen, J. Hull, J. Triebergs. and K. Anderson ponder lhe purchase of das essen for lheir 'farmers' break- lasl. Q X 7 x kg :Q L lr E. I as Lindmeier i N HQ Recognizes Ouisfanding Qiudenis Scholarship, service, characfer, and leadership were qualifies examined by fhe new sfudenf selec- five board and faculfy in fheir choice of sfudenfs inducfed info NHS. A Sanfa Anonymous brealcfasf, complefe wifh a floor show and food, raised S80 for underprivileged children. Expansion of The fufor- ing program provided more sfudenls wifh chances fo beffer undersfand fheir sfudies. Taking fhe lead were officers Russ Sfolle lPresidenfl, Merry Wiesner lVice-Presidenfl, Carol Babiraclci lSecrefaryl, and Jan Mislca lTreasurerl. lnifiafion followed elecfions, and fhe annual Spring Banquef complefed anofher successful year for Nafional Honor Sociefy. K' ,,.,11- s . .. . ffff .ff 'Fi I ,,-.:' .' 'Sm BR '49 -rl N NHS D. Cuplca S, Gym-ky P A I, D. Dahl N. Harm ' M3 'm P. Diamond T. Hegg L' Asplles . K. DCIS K. Halle C. BG.LJIFGClCl p. Durand J- HUM K' Bmley T. Eisensfedf K. Indeck C. Bear D. Fairman B Jacobson E' gggwzllu D- Forshds S. Jorgensen Ji Brunsvold A' Ffamen D' Jwqell C. BM? S. Geller L, Ke,-nel T. Burfon A' Ggrde S' Klngery F. csmpiseli A' G'lbe'l N' 'GPF' L. Chrisfensen M' GMES J' Koefod D Crawford J' Surry C' Lemalre i J- GUST S, Lesch 3.39 Loberbaum Loud Lufz McClure McNally J. Miska Mollison Neiman Nelsesfuen Nielsen Noma Olin Pearson . Pearson Perlman . Pierzina Raymond Richards M. Runquisf A. Runquisf Rodgers Salo Salfzman Schilling Sher Sims Sisferman K. Sliffs A. Snyder J. Soldin B. Somers R. Sfolle A. Triebergs J. Triebergs W. Van Blarcom S . Weafherill P. Wedgewood J. Wesfcoff M. Wiesner L. Woodruff L. Young Thespians Qiage Refreshing Humor Nafional Thespians launched plans early in fhe year fo advance dramafics af Soufhwesf. Mem- bers performed scenes from S. J. Perelman's The Beaufy Parf fo promofe inferesf in Thespians. An addifional incenfive for learning was valuable ex- perience offered by Soufhwesf's four sfudenfs in fhe Gufhrie Sfudenf Residency program. Beclcy Chesfon, Tom l-legg, Scoff Pink, and Dave Salfz- man frouped fo fhe Gufhrie for classes in voice, rnovemenfs, and sfage fechnology. The Chrisfmas Carol gave ambifious sfudenfs an opporfunify fo display fheir performing falenf and willingness fo worlc for Thespian membership. Presidenf Tom l-legg officiafed al' fhe February inifiafion of new mem- bers, and iunior Thespians planned a farewell parfy for seniors in fhe spring. UPPER LEFT: Apple is JoAnne's piece of pie. UPPER RIGHT: Son Lance de- iecfedly disregards flighfy fafher Wea- fherwax. LEFT: Peace, Joy, and Arro- gance are expressed by Thespian offi- cers, SEATED: Vice Presidenf L. Aspnes. 'STANDliNl6Z Advisor Mrs. Ansfrand, Treasurer B. Chesfon, Presidenf T. Hegg. lNOT PICTURED: Secrefary J. Ferris.l Iniernaiional Relaiions Improve Through AFS A Walermelon Picnic in Seplember offered American Field Service members an opporlunily 'ro gel acquainled and meer 'rhe exchange s'ruden'rs: Jawnmka Degona honiYugodavm. Emy Paz Ravd from 'rhe Philippines, and Carlos Leon from Ecuador. Presidenf Debby Borowslci, who spenl 'rhe previous summer as an AFS sfudenl' 'ro Japan, showed slides of'her expedencesin an audHodun1 program. m January, Kalhy l4oHe, Soulhwesfs ofher lravebr abroad, re+urned from a rewarding year in New Zeahnd. INFS pays S85 in expenses for every foreign slu- denl aHendmg Soulhwesh To earn money,rnem- bers sold pendanl charms before winler brealc and held a Spaghelli dinner in January. On Ex- change Day, AFS sludenls from Soulhwesl and area schook vEHed olherschook and gave shoH'laWs aboul' fheir counlries. A slci 'lrip lo Telemark al Cable, Wisconsin climaxed lhe season's calendar of aclivilies. TOP: Exuberance prevails af Ka+hy Holfe's homecoming. ABOVE: AFS of- ficers spice up fhe sauce. From left Sec- refary L. Solsvig, Vice Presidenl' S. Boddy, Presidenl' D. Borowslci. RIGHTg Jasminlca, Carlosi and Emy will 'Forever remember 'rheir impressions of Min- neapolis. is 55' ,, ' Q, . my ,. V Q ' A -9 95 S at Rx? wg I ' nn, Sli UPPER LEFT: Presidenf Debby ouflines fhe rules for war+ai, or Japanese wafermelon smashing. ABOVE: When we eaf wi+h deferminafion, we creafe a qreaf sensafionf' Karen Black. LEFT: Boddy and souf. RlGHT: Sue Schoening, Debbie Fair- man, Mary Solsyig. and Margie Miller pause before filling a can wifh Hallo- ween candy. BELOW: Jan Miska, Sally Joyce, Karen Hovde, and Paffi Con- rad puf fheir ideas in a nufshell. LOW- ER RIGHT: Carol Berg and Carol Lar- son guard fhe goodies af fhe opening Alcipa. To grow as persons, To grow in friendship wifh all people all races, all faifhs, all counfries. To grow in undersfanding of God. Cabinef Creaies Memorable Year This summarizes fhe goals of Soufhwesf's fhirfeen Y-feens chapfers. Advised by Mrs. Clendening, Presidenf Joy Brunsvold. and her officers planned fhe club's schedule of evenfs. Y-feen spoolcs frick- or-freafed for Viefnam on Halloween. An Apple Polishing Tea, held before fhe firsf reporf cards came, capfured feachers' good graces. The Coffee House in November, Moclc Olympics and Chrisfmas Brealcfasf in December, and a Valenfine's Day Parfy in February summed up winfer acfivifies. The Sham- rock Dance salufed Sf. Pafriclc's Day, and Coffon Day announced spring. Elecfions and insfallafions closed Y-feens' energefic season. LEFT: Smiles slwine on 'Faces ol Y-Teens Cabinet ROVV 1: B. Gilbert M. Aufwe. ROW 2: C. Lee, J. Brunsvold. K. Dols. ROW 3: S. Schoening, K. Woodlwull, M. We-isner, L. Lebeis. BOTTOM LEFT: Oooh +l'ia+'s cold! BOTTOM RIGHT: Sfufled affer a big brealcfasl. Y-feen members consider llwe +ip. RIGHT: Y-feens Ciwapier Presidenfs are, FROM LEFT: Suzi Brown, Cindy Larson. Cindy Calkins, Carol Lund, Debbie Lambie, Nancy Hann, Kaikiy Herman- son, Mary Solsyig, Kainy Skeji, INOT PICTURED: Lisa Crone, Becky Johnson, Laura Sailwre, and Becky Sor'ners.l BE- LOW: This one has fwo rigkwi arms. LOWER RIGHT: Jackie Eari makes a quick puf-on. . gr? Q 3 C's Sharpen Menlal Skills Problems involving malhemalics and science challenged Compuler Club al ils allernoon meer- ings. Presidenl Andre-is Treibergs and Secrelary Dave Crawford direcled The Twenry-live members, wilh suggeslions and encouragemenl from Mr. An- derson, Camera Club supplied aspiring pholographers wilh an opporluniry lo lake advanlage ol facili- lies al Soulhwesl. Advisors lvlr. Papas and lvlr. Lind helped members locus on The lechniques ol phorography during lheir darkroom sessions. Checkmalel was declared regularly al Chess Club me-elings. Organized by Juris Treibergs and Mr. Pallerson, chess enlhusiasls compeled wilh each orher 'ro sharpen skills. A live-man 'team rep- resenled Chess Club al The Twin Cily l-ligh School Chess League lournamenls. kog. J. Pegelow, L. Karialhali ' 'WH TOP: Compuler Club members are ROW I: T. Ohnslein, K. Pivon a Nelson. ROW 2: C, Lemaire. C Han son, A. Paulsen. R. Srolle. ROW 3 Gilberl, M. James. A. Snider, J l' S. Loberbaum. ROW 4: T. Salo Lee, A. Treibergs, D. Crawford CEN TER: Camera Club convenes lo discuss fhe line poinls of pholography SEAT ED: R. Werner, J. Boynlan. B. Bruner J. Tesari, B. Garrison, L. Ecklun Sullivan. STANDING: B. Anderson S Pelerson, J. Chrisfy. Mr. Papas res: denl Don Nielsen, Mr. Lind, T. No ds lf he doesn'l move soon, we'll be here all knighlf' A. Treibergs, G. Lernaire M. Karlson, R. Weinberger, D. Hicks 9TudenT Volunieers Aid AdminisTraTion OperaTing The public address sysTem, movie proiecTors, record players, and lighTs were among The Tasks of skilled SouThwesT sTudenTs as They aided The adminisTraTion wiTh iTs duTies. AlThough PA announcers were relieved oT one oT Their iobs when aTTernoon announcemenTs were eliminaTed, Becky and Mary were sTill kepT busy reading Those imporTanT morning proclamaTions. Special eTTecTs obTained Through lighTing became a challenge Tor The sTage crew as iT seT The sTage Tor all acTiviTies. A video-Tape machine became an added responsibiliTy Tor sTage crew members. TSXSMIZS 3 ,:.. . . gig? tx -s. if , - A , 4. TOP: STage Crew A. Radley, J. Gust capTain R. STolle and L. Hoglin learn The hopes. ABOVE: Members ol: VAC prepare To video Tape speech classes. STANDING: C. Konald, B. Miller, Mr. Jones. J. KiTson, C. Saunders. KNEEL- lNG:' R. GoTTlesleben. NOT PICTURED: B. Boddy. RlGl'lT: Becky ChesTon and Mary Solsvig prepare To proclaim The prelude To preoccupied pupils. LEFT: Office Aides operafed lhe swilch- board, ran errands, and dislribufed al'- fendance lisls. ROW I: T. Sumner, C. Bear, C. Russielc, J. Johnson. ROW 2: V. Nolaro, V. Goddard, K. Hennum. M. Owens, G. Wood, T. Johnson, S. Johnson N. Walfers, and L. Solsvig. BELOW: ln all languages, a helping hand is welcome from aides: M. Rusinlco, M. Burton, D. MacDonald, K. Slfei. Jungell.l LEFT: Unscrarnblinq a literary pile-up are library aides, KNEELING: A. Mur- ray, K. Ingersoll, B. Morfenson, C. Lar- son. STANDING: B. Browning, S. Ol- leson, W. Anderson, B. Aflcin, and L Johnson. l lNO'l' PICTURED: C. Luiz and D. Members Parallel Work wirh Plag Presidenl Marc Burlon led Soulhwesl's Hi-Y Club lhrough a varied schedule ol aclivilies in addilion lo lheir meelings lhree or lour limes monlhly. Advised by Mr. Jones, lhe lhirleen boys parlicipaled in communily service proiecls. A Good Will Drive, selling Chrislmas lrees lor lhe YMCA. and lisleninq lo conlroversial speeches highlighled lheir experiences. Ski Club zipped inlo aclion during ils lirsl year al Soulhwesl. Prompled by ollicers Jaclc McNally, Barb lvleredylc. and Sue Slanley, sludenl member- ship grew rapidly. Films, lips on equipmenl. and warm-up exercises gave meelings an educalional lwisl. Traveling lo Jaclcson l-lole, Wyoming was lhe season's pealc. Enlhusiasm promises a brighl slci club lulure. TOP: Slci Club ollicers B. Meredyclc, J. McNally. and S. Slanley gel ready lo hit lhe slopes. ABOVE: Marc Burlon shows oll his presidenlial slyle lo Hi-Y members lvl. Pellus, Sql. al Arms K. lndeck, S. Sande, R. Slanelc, Sec'y-lreas. J. Palmquisl, Vice-Presidenl J. Karlc- holl, B. Kinmore. L. Tulhill. DECA. FTA Provide Eduoaiional Iinsighi PromoTing vocafional compeTency in sales and marIceTing, members of The DisTribuTive EducaTionaI Clubs of America were led Ioy STeve Earl and Jim Binder. An undersfanding of social awareness. civic responsibilify, and leadership developme-nT were soughT-afTer goals of The club. DECA, under The insTrucTion of Mr. Posfon, was represenfed aT STaTe and Nafional Leadership Conferences and aT The Summer Camp Conference. Fufure Teachers of America explored many facefs of The Teaching profession by Tuforing iunior high and grade school sTudenTs. To sfudy and idenfify The TraiTs basic To successful Teaching, They worlced wifh elemenfary school Teachers and IisTened To opinions and experiences described by Soufhwesf sTudenT Teachers. Meefings held every Three weeks, under Miss Magnusson's and Mr. STrobeI's guidance, included ioinf meeTings wifh oTher FTA chapfers. TOP: Second year DECA oTficers ponder business TuTures. SecreTary M. Owens, Treasurer N. Bershow, PresidenT S. Earl, Vice-Preside-nT G. Libbey, ParIiamenTarian K. Barlcley, Hisforian L. MorTensen, Par- Iiamenfarian J. JusTice. MIDDLE: FTA oTTicers uniTe Their TaIenTs wiTh The ef- forfs of Miss Magnusson and Mr. STrobeI. STANDING: 6. SmiTh, M. Chapin, Mr. STrobeI. J. Mislca, S. WeaTherhiII. SIT- TING: C. Babiraclci, Miss Magnusson. BOTTOM: Mr. PosTon reviews The l97O campaign wiTh firsT year DECA of- ficers. STANDING: PresidenT J. Binder, Hisforian T. Heneman. Vice-PresidenT John Overson. ParIiamenTarian K. Ben- ham. Treasurer T. Tenner. SITTING: Mr. PosTon. ' ,-f M M,m,V , ' 1 s Z 1 Q f s S 94 f 5325 f X x M f Eff? f N Faculig Mr. Dahl Reiurns As Principal TO THE CLASS OF l97O: Your annual slahus lheme for This Wagislanian is parlicularly appropriale for lhe new decade which has iusl begun. Explosion '7O is uniouely direcled lo lhe period of lime when you will be compleling your educalion and inilialing your ca- reers. Experls agree lhal' lhe '7O's will be exploding in all direclions: scienlilic inlormalion, communica- Tions, educalion, populalion, pollulion, social prob- lems, el'c. They will be exciling and inleresling years. We hope 'l'ha'r each one of you has been helped by Soulhwesl High School lo meel' The challenges of l'his exploding decade. Your class of l97O has made an oulslanding rec- ord in all areas which you chose lo compele. You are lo be congralulaled. Thanlc you 'For making my firsl year so pleasanl and rewarding. Besl wishes 'for a successful and happy lulure. G. H. Dahl TOP: In his second year af Soufhwesi, Assisfanf Principai Mr. Rosholf explains To his wife 'thai he'll be home lafe aqain. ABOVE: Miss Magnusson, Mr. Warner, Miss Brinley, and Mr. Barry are aiways ready fo assisf sfudenfs wifh 'their pfobiems. LEFT: Dave Peier- son ieads The way in sfudenf acfivifies. RIGHT: Anolher aclion-packed day for John Searles, a modern problem. LOWER RlGHT: In lhe fwenly-nine years Mr. lnglebrel has been leaching al Soulh- wesl, he coached debale and was a ninlh grade science Teacher. His sin- cerity has lefl an impression on many sfudenls. W. Adam M. Hansen Depf. Chairman F. lnglebrel W. Jones V. A. C. L. Levin F. Pearson J. Pearson M. Weberl W. Williams Variefg Adds Meaning To Social Sludies Sludenl guidance in lhe basics ol hisiory, eco- nomics, polilical science, sociology, and geography proved lo be a challenge for lhe hislory deparl- menl. Social sludies 'reachers 'fried 'lo improve slu- denls' slcills in oral discussion, wriling, and 'rhe use of reference malerials. An acceleraled hislory course offered lalenled college-bound sludenls more advanced siudy. Topical unils, new malerials, and reference 'ro lodaysproblems helped malce hislory meaningful io sludenls and leachers. Guidance Improves Home Ec Skills Courses in Home Economics aimed af improv- ing sludenl use of lime, money, and energy. To reach lhis goal, 'lhe deparlmenl helped sfudenls gain a beller underslanding of basic skills. Home Economics facililies gave Parochial schools an opporlunily lo broaden 'their domeslic lechniques. Mrs. A. Maxlield Depf. Chairman NOT PICTURED: Miss B. Clemmer TOP: Diane using Thoma Mrs. Maxfield sels lhe palfern for Reardon. ABOVE: Mrs. Ellison, Soulhwesl iacililies, makes a Sl. s sludenl info a beller seamslress. E. Andersen Dept Chairman A. Halley R. Hoisingron N. Johnson D. lvliellce Increased lnieresi Sirengihens Maih Emphasizing expanded programs, rhe marhe- mafics deparrmenl boasred a five-percenr increase in Jrhe number of srudenfs. Two compurer sys- 'rems provided a challenge for all of Mr. Ander- sen's classes. ln keeping wilh rradirion, Sourhwesr was well represenred again rhis year in rhe Na- rional Malh Conresl. UPPER RIGHT: Convincing Don Harvey fha? Geomefry can be fun is par? of fhe iob lhal' Mr. Miellce does so well. RIGHT: As a member of The faculfy since Soufhwesf opened. Mr. Halley has conlribufed grearly +o rhe success of 'rhe school. Every sludenr is familiar wirh fhe remarlcable record fhe cross counfry Team has had under his direc- rion. Mr. Halley has been leaching mafh since he began al' Sourhwesf and af one lime was assisfanf fo The principal. D. Cieminslci Mrs. P. Olelcsa Dept Chairman Mrs. C. Olinger Mrs. R. Sirofialc Mrs. D. Young New Room Enriohes Business Courses A sleno-lab room was lime newesi' addifion +o flue Soulliwesi business world. Here sludenis used lape recorders and lapes lo lake dicialion ai various speeds. To keep up wifh siuclenl' inreresf in business, addiiional classes in Typing and record keeping were offered. LEFT: Mrs. Olinger fouches up on her +yping. UPPER LEFT: Bonnie Ellingson consulrs Mrs. Olelcsa abour one of +l1e problems of flue business world. Girls Explore Induslrial Arls Girls added a new dimension 'ro induslrial arls classes wilh an increased number lalcing drafling and graphic arls. Woyalce produclion slalf, 'using improved facililies in llwe iunior high, Turned oul anollier greal magazine. lnduslrial Arls conlinued lo supply sludenls willi slcills useful in 'rlweir daily lives. RIGHT: Gary Alexander seelcs advice from Mr. Hammerslon abouhl' 'll'1e paper work necessary for woods class. BELOW: Mr. Mayo's eleclrifying personalify sparks enlhusiasm. W. Hammerslon P. Jacobs Dept Chairman J. Lind E. lvlaqlwan l-l. Mayo R. Papas S Science Qlresses Praciical Knowledge Science sel ils sighls lor giving sludenls knowl- edge which lhey can use as aclulls. Advanced bi- ology supplied inlereslecl sluclenls wilh 'lhe informa- lion and incenlive necessary 'For a career in sci- ence. Teachers considered a pass-fail program for eleclive courses and lhe applicalion ol a com- puler syslem lo biology. A. Angellar C. Pearson M. Pelerson S. Slrancl l-l. Slrobel Depl. Chairman TOP: Mr, Slrobel finds happiness in flue little 'rhingsn in life. Mr. Pearson en- counlers an uncalculalecl inlerruplion. M Mrs. P. Clendening R. l-leloerle Mrs. R. l-logan Miss C. Hoium Mrs. M. LaRose English R. Saucedo Depf. Chairman NOT PICTURED: Mrs. C. Rashid New Experiences Sei Languages In Moiion Movies, guesl speakers, and foreign fravel s+ressed 'rhe effeclive use of foreign languages. New l'ex+s inlroduced differenl' ideas in many classes. Among The proiecls in This deparfmenl were a foreign language seclion in The library and an F.M. radio program in various languages. Teachers made plans 'for a fourfh year program in which sludenls could begin +0 learn an addifional language while sfill sludying 'rheir lirsf. TOP: Vraimen+, Thar was a sneaky 'thing 'ro do. RIGHT: A good book 'riclcles a smile from Mr. I-leberle. QQ? if .,,, W. is f ff ,fix . . .5 va My Sensifiviig Develops Through Fine Arie Fine ArTs focused on individual creaTiviTy and expression. WiTh an increased number of musi- cians, The senior band was divided inTo Two periods, combining Tor pracTices during zero hour. Choir lcepT acTive wiTh nearly ThirTy concerTs. ChoraleTTes joined The choir Tor Their annually Televised ChrisTmas show. FundamenTals oT arT provided a means Tor sTudenTs To express Their creaTiviTy. Modeling in The class gave The arTisTs a new look aT slceTching. O. Dahle J. Socha Depf. Chairman ArT D. sfoyke TOP: Mr. Socha proclaims his porTraiT a masilerpiece. l.EFi': Under The direc- Tion of Mr. SToylce, The band lceeps in Tune wiTh The Times. BELOW: AnoTher TanTasTic ChrisTmas ConcerT is com- posed by Mr. Dahle. l05 in V EW T - V .15 Iif .ye DepT. Chairman Music Mrs. L. Karp Phg Ed Scores High In Personal Efforl Providing a grealer background of useful adull sporls, lhe physical educalion oleparlmenl em- phasized individual and dual aclivilies such as archery, golf, badminlon, swimming, and lennis. Seniors inleresled in more advanced sporls were able lo 'lake an adclilional year of physical educa- lion. RIGHT: Mrs. Brink, a newcomer lo Soulhwesl, is cauqhl in lhe acl of being herself. BOTTOM: Sluclr lo his desk, Mr. Ford works our one of his famous bullelin board displays. A. Banks P. Ford Depl. Chairman D. l-lalyorson Mrs. F. Rodgers Mrs. R. Sleward Mrs. J. Anderson Mrs. K. Ansirand Speech A. Froehle Depl. Chairman Mrs. E. Hande L New English Courses l Acceni Individualiig Elevenlh and lwelflh grade English classes changed 'rheir curriculum +o give 'rhe subiecl more varieiy. Sludenls chose 'four quarfer courses and lwo alfernafes. Among fhe 'rhirly classes offered were Conlemporary Poefry, Uncommiiled Man. Woyalce Workshop, and Cinemaiics. A choice of subiecis Thai inleresled lhem provided sludenls wH'h an opporfunily lo fulfill lheir individual needs for 'rhe presenl' and lhe fulure. Miss T. McNaugh'ron L. Risser Miss S. Sexlon R. Shapiro Speech Mrs. F. Sundin Mrs. O. Welch NOT PICTUREDZ Mrs. L. Shelfon TOP: Mr. Shapiro scrufinizes Tryouls. LEFT: Mr. Risser assures Dave Lundeen Tha? i+'s siill lhere. TOP: One of Glenn Up'ron's dulies as a Soulhwesl ianilor is Taking in The flag. Other ianilors are: Mrs. T. Kerlcer- ing, R. Maflison, Chief Engineer, J. Mc- Cabe, K. Pelerson. J, Sharpe, 6. Soren- son. RIGHT: Mr. Searles muddles over The problems of being liaison officer. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. MacDonald pracfices lner slcills on Marli Dalwlslrom. BOT- TOM: Tlne lunchroorn slafl works for ifs bread. FROM LEFT: Mrs. C. Saun- ders, Mrs. A. Virgin, Mrs. M. Mangan, Mrs. S. Pedersen, Mrs. S. Olson, Mrs. M. Dehlinger, lunclmroom manager, Mrs. R. Nelson, Mrs, M. Molilor. K X. ici.. ,S 'TTR' X RY A , Q52 l8l? :w sl S Ms wi . f' uuuii--nmmvwnx-a , Q-ml Q vs . 'mf LEFT: A Iiferary aTmosphere was en- couraged by The library sTaTT under The direcTion OT The new head librarian, Miss STubb. ROW I: Miss I-I. STubb, Mrs. M. Nagel. ROW 2: Mrs. L. SmiTh, Mrs. D. Johnson, Miss M. Johnson. BE- LOW: SouThwesT couIdn'T TuncTion wiTh- ouT The experience and slcill oT The of- Tice sTaTT. ROW I: Mrs. I. Dahl, Mrs. M. Carlson. ROW 2: Mrs. B. Gargas. Mrs. W. I-Iughes, Mrs. R. Carow. Mrs. A. Browning. LEFT: New To The sTaTT oT worlc co- ordinaTors, Mr. Golden helped To meeT The needs oT The 90 sTudenTs enrolled in This expanding deparTmenT. The Vkforlc Program branched ouT inTo specialized fields oT OTTice EducaTion. Trade and IndusTrial, General Work Ex- perience. and Sales and MarIceTing. Their respecTive heads were Mrs. P. Olelcsa, Mr. M. Biorlin. Mr. T. Golden, and ffe fW 'Mg Classes Sophomores Climb To New Heighls New laces, new experiences, and lhe-promise ol lhree lullilling years al Soulhwesl greeled -new arrivals lo lhe Senior l-ligh. While selling lheir sighls on individual goals, sophs uniled in one com- mon ellorl lo some day win lhe class yell. Cnce silualed, lhe lenlh graders were soon in slep lo lhe school's lempo. Spiriled sophomores assumed grealer responsibilily and loolc an aclive role in Sludenl Council and numerous organiza- lions. Their lime, lheir ideas, and lheir lalenls were invesled in expanding horizons and lurlhering lcnowl- edge in many areas ol sludy. Bul all was nol worlc and no play. For lhe lirsl lime lhey were able lo lalce parl in lhe leslivilies ol Homecoming and meel lvlarryin' Sam al Sadie Hawkins. Wilh lhe approach ol spring, lhe annual epidemic ol Wash- inglon Trip Fever ran rampanl lhroughoul lhe ranlcs ol lhe Sophomore Class. As lhe school year drew lo a close, sophs came lo a realizalion ol lheir involvemenl wilh lellow classmales, in lhe school, and lhe world around lhenn. Forming slrong lies and sharing many lond memories ol lhe pasl year, lhe sophomores lruly became lhe Class ol '72, RIGHT- V l C T O R Y' Thal's lhe so ho- more ballle cry! Ns K . K Q ,Q . 9. 1 1 :llc .QS .X Dk - gc. ..A D Q- y ff, wx' in fiix D, ' I 5, .ig , . k g , 4 . Y gg- I , ,. My fy .Q y Q Ti g! QQ. if-V , 1 wer - 4 . -4 1 Qz- 2 -Q TY r .Fw . iran - -' ' . ., , . - LL-L is . . .137 ' 'i N .1.., L15g,,fV,i h f r ,, y b - 'iw 1 i Q X is Wx if v if , an iw-S X ' B i-A 2 lsl 1 'V T ig A we ,, W U I . B i If J Z M C 'X -1 K' 'B is f..1 - ' X A ' I, ii . I ' if 'i'?m f l f f ssil ,C . i n 1i C , 2 C, is .T T 'xv f fl! A ' V1 VNQVL 'XP' f - ' 5. 'B Lm.: ,ZL L iss, ir - i s T f K I liff - ,Qs , VP . B 0 Q R . A 1. 5 5 if . LEFT: lNi+h knolled nerves. B-squad lndianelle Eileen Singer adds finishing louches lo her parlner's bow. l B We if Terry Achrzener Tim Alberls Gary Alexander Dave Anderson Keilh Anderson Richard Anderson Scoll Anderson Mary Aune Dan Avery Connie Bader Dick Baillargeon Terri Bakke Jeff Barber Jenny Barile Roloerl Bales Lori Bauman Russ Bechard Peler Becker Howard Berger Jeff' Berglund Mary Berglold Janell Bevier James Billig Dawn Birzer Cindy Blake Larry Blumerilhal Doug Boe Shelly Boehm Barb Borowski Todcl Boynlon l-lillie Braam Ken Branson Todd Brill Richard Brown Bonnie Browning David Bruce Mark Bruner Rila Buckvold John Burch Maryann Campbell Dave Carr Joe Carlson Nan Carlson Colleen Cavanaugh Mark Chandler Sleve Chaplin RIGHT: Smiles of The Sophomore Class Council reilecl 'Their successful year. FRONT ROW: Barb Borowslci, Mary Madryqa. Richard Nafhanson. Mrs. La- Rose, Dave Monroe, Sue Koellcer. BACK ROW: Pal Purrier, Barb Shearer, Sharon l-lanelc, Mary Thompson, Jim Hebner, John Evenson. NOT PICTURED: Laurie Cirlcl. Pam Werder. Kevin Chaucloin Ben Cherryholmes Doug Chrislianson i.' Q N X A Jim Chrislianson 5 Jon Chrislianson i i is Joe Chrisly ii 'i. Bruce Chuclcel i 'i. Craig Colin 1' Darrell Collins Tom Combs ' 5 Henry Cornelius yt r i 1 ' ,- M a ry Cowel l l eg j Dave Cox R B Nancy Craig i i ni's--'i I Sieve Craigie Dennis Cuddigan ', i'1- Nanc Dahl Y Marfi Dahlslrom Roberl' Danielson ygiyh T' Tom Dechaine Jill Deering -'ii,iiif S h e r ry D e Field is i s T ia s C Qar s C s i we ' . if f i ii' if i.7N ' N ss sli ss .ssz C ssss li ii aaaa i 1 2 f i s T G , . T - I Ed DeGroa+ T T Charmeigne Denley px i-,. ii,,. T 5, effing Therese Des Marais Randy Dobbs Kari Doelz Theresa Dolcler John Driscoll Mary Dunleavy Randy Dyer Jaclcie Earl Sara Eclcland Gail Eclclund Sue Eclclund Debby Eddy J i m Ed l u n d -- - M a ry Ed l u n cl Dennis Ellin son - Q Barb Erdman 3 1: s,,, ...J , W ag .we- silig :,, Vgiissi yisi Z Zigi ,iii an fi v 1- ,sf Aer . -H M, l if sd i A asm ' ' i ' Iss S Hs, 1- si V '., vv , ' , LEFT: When if comes To xi :fav v Ek g k : 1 sei 1.1 l E 1 , g g S A if f birds John Tail knows how fo swing -W? E f if if 0 Julie Erickson Sieve Erickson Julie Erwin Richard Evarls John Evenson Cindy Eairchild Lisa Eecarofla Ron Feemsier Carol Eischbein Marilyn Eischbein Dan Elafz Debby Flafz Sieve Eosburgh Cindy Fowler Ross Eraser Mary Ereiwald Carol Friizen Pele Gage Guy Gaqnelius Lee Gagner Al Gallus Joe Gaspard Marlene Gellafly Fred Gersl Sue Gideon Sieven -Goodspeed Pick Gofresleben Sally Greenberg Jill Grimes Sieve Groll Gary Gudmunson Keilh Gulbranson Sue Gusiaison Sieve Haglund Randy Hahn Fay Haldorson Mark Halvorson Paul Hammond Sharon Hanek Kim Hanson Rosemary Harmon Marrha Harlwell Tim Harlzell Donna Harvalh Don Harvey Jeff Haugen Scoff Haviland Sue Hawkins Sieve Hoglin Tom Hollrer Mary Holman Brian Holmberg Minda Holsl Jillayne Holler John Holfen Jean Hunfer George ldzorelc Charloffe lsche Sieve Jacobsen Nancy Jalfee Sue Jahr Jim Jensvold Cheryl Jerde Bruce Johnson Bruce D. Johnson Dave Johnson Debi Johnson G-reg Johnson Janel Johnson Judy Johnson Laurie Johnson Liz Johnson Sandy Johnson Slan Johnson Sfanley Johnsfon Terri Jones Scoff Joseph Dave Karialahfi Jeff Karkhoff Mike Kelly Carol Kennedy Linda Kilbourne Jay King Laurie King Jim Hawlcs Torn Healh Jim Hebner Nancy Heinze rg r ie 'Q an Lee Helme Sian Herlcenhoff Sharon Hildreih Mary Hirsch Wi 4 -...,1,, . ffflai i ' djf lii ,nf .ii i ..i-iL K we , rf ' ,, mf J f A r-a1 4 V, ,Jeff ' . c, , ,. ' r 'if ' r , , '.Vf RIG!-'Tz J'll Binder finds ouf Thai cram- ming doesn'+ pay off. fs -- Y LEFT: Sludenls awaif fheir firsf senior high reporl cards. ROW I: Carol Opie, Jeri Newman, Dan Luiz. ROW 2: Mike Dibble, Brad Jovaag. ROW 3: Jeff Lawrence, Len Munson, Mark Savage, Scofl Rosequisl. , an T 'l 'rx K' xs ..q l9 'f!f 5. 1 i? ,cw S S..,..,, f i 1: EZ 1 - Ng at . I ir 'E' I W R X - ' K L in f Y' . ' M EE .. ' i 1 ' fe I 1' 53 . Bellw Kingsley Dave Kirk Phyllis Kisl Jolnn Kilson Nancy Kloel Sue Koelker Gary Koklayy Mark Kowal Jennifer Kramer Clwris Krieqer Lowell Kulwlrnan Sandy Kyono Fred Lamberl Debby Lamberlon Everelf Lange Dully Larsen Bill Larson Jean Larson Margarel Larson Paul Larson Mary Lee Teri Lelzrois Jill Lelnman Mary Leininqer Mark Libbey Bill Long John Loud Janef Lowe Scolf Lunblad Dave Lundeen Bob Lulsey Mike Lynclw Lori MacDonald Torn MacDonald Cindy Mack Mary 'vladryga Greg Magnuson Kallwy Malwer Scolr Malinosky Linda Marley JanelMarsl1all Alan Marlinson Scoll Marfinson Pele Maslers Gary Mallwer Peler Malison Kim McCarlney John McDermoH Mary McDonald Dan McMulIin Kafhy McNarner Barb Meloche Robb Menlcemeller Scoll Merchanf Pal Meuwissen Rulh Mill Bryan Miller Margie Miller Tom Moehn Martha Molllson Ed Monahan Mlke Morine Todd Morrow Barb Morfensen Dave Mo++ Greg Mueller Befh Mulholland Dave Munro Ellen Murray Richard Nafhanson Craig Nelson Dan Nelson Darrell Nelson Kalhy Nelson Dave Newman Jane? Nichols Terry Nichols Torn Nollimier Mike Nordahl Milne Norden Tom Nordskog Dan Norman John Norslad Doug Norsfen Rlchard Oakes Michele O'Brien .I .A sl lf-If sv si RIGHT: Nancy Wallers confemplales her big chance. ll N I l llesls T LL.. .. Q ll ls' T ll - J ?'ifjf ! J ' J J ' r 1 :sl ' f J . ' a ssl N J sss n it 3 f e M 1 J if I J Q . ., ,. .s... -, , . me 2 J lf fi, sg' M .J A J 6 N res 1 an 1 1 ii, , ' M ab M , 'lx sl ' I 'K , 1 'ref-' M A ll l lll ., 4 X 'R 'FS , xx wiv' X ik. ..'. Q a s if P P 1 ff W f M .A ,i QL! y is is . ' ' 1: lie if Nl! l if 1' . .4 , , :sai s I g i g h? jd Q --A sz.-5 E U fe' P Q 1 fin-w ' i RY? 'rl ly ii Z :lp- 'Y i .,.. is o s f Q' uu 'Q usu 7' J ' I i LL i f QEJ ' L LL -LL P P , Q. I L VL P P P ,, i l it . ka x y es., Q., sg z T Aww A N Nw Fm K f - ,gi xv I A 1' f R P' v P f P - . A ig X A Q - n, 1 5. sf .J Ni 'MG' nr P Si - .Q K9 u Q lr , x , ff , k,.. s. J!',. Todd O'Donnell Mary Oldfield Diana Olin Ann Oliver Craig Olson Jane? Olson Peggy O'Neal 'Sue Opsal Milce O'Rourlce Tom O'Rourlce Kyle Oslwima Sherri Olis Terry Olie Sue Ofioson Donna Palmerslen Donna Payne Tom Pearson Sue Pelola Lori Persclwman Ed Peterson Palfy Peferson Roger Pelerson Teresa Pieroffi Linda Pingafore Scoll Pink Laurie Ploog Tom Plorl Jane? Prior Donna Psylios Joan Purcell Pal Purrier Alan Radley Karen Ralce Loclcie Ramsfad Jim Rasmussen Kallwy Raymond Nancy Redmond Nancy Reed Wendy Reed Doug Reeves Jan Renslow John Reuer Kitfy Richardson Milne Ring Becky Ringham Barb Rogers Jane Roifenberg Terry Rosequisf LEFT: Fay l-lalderson forgefs H19 punch line. ROW I: Barb Meyers, Debbie Coleman, Fay Halderson. Sue Clem mings. Par Trainor. ROW 2: SCOH' l-lolal, Ken Friclce, Luann Graff, SCOH Anderson. Julie Roselle Mark Rofenberg Bill Rouleau Connie Rubensfein Randy Rubin Mary Ryan Mike Ryan Tim Ryan David Sabes Trudy Sabes Barb Sabin Bob Sable Leslie Samuelson Kirk Sandberg Sieve Saride Joe Sandyiq Liz Schleismari Mike Schlumpberqer Cindy Schneeklolh Sandy Schoonmaker Dean Schwarfz Barb Sczoll Mike Searles Mary Sexion David Shaffer Wendy Shandorf John Shaw Barb Shearer Mark Shepherd Jon Shields Mark Shocinski Nancy Shorren Eileen Singer Sleye Sivanich Mark Skulley Sfacey Slawson Bill Smilh Ralph Smilh Roberl Smiih Sandy Smifh Susan Smilh Charlene Snider Bob Solon Dennis Solsvig Barb Somers Kaihy Somers RIGHT: We had 2441, fewer caviiieslu ROW I: Jackie Swenson, Debby Thielke. ROW 2: Dave King, Cindy Quinlen, Kim Daeger. ROW 3: Chrysfal Vanman. Con- nie Rosserer, Deon Denley. 'S A iiifi I ,B Q5 15 if ,X , ,. 1-2 ,. .. H5 .. 3 , 1' 1:11 '21 -. .ff ,:. z ,551 .,,,.,- fi mi P aio 5 ,, -bn. 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' Eileen Yorlc i ff CAMERA SH Nancy Baxler Sreve Brisley Milce Broberg Tom Brosnan Rulh Brown Judy Bulls Diane Carlson Paul Carlyon Sarah Caswell Laurie Cirlcl Mary Colfer Jeanne Cox Y Shawn Daly Milne Devere Diane Dignen Marlc Dieringer Karen Dunlap Barb Foresl Charlolle Gens Jenny Harvey Marcia Healy Byron Hecler Paula Holl Krislin Huseby ler Milne Huseby Jane Johnson Warren Kahnlce Kenl Malmlov Sarah May Barry McCanvilla Bill McGee Bruce Molumby Bob Morlerisen Cindy Mozis Jeanne Nelson Lee Nelson Viclcy Noggle Ross Nolan David Nordgaarcl Jeff Oden Jim Oveson Elizabelh Paulson Mallhew Phillips Don Rocchio James Suhl Calherine Tullach Greg Warren Debby Slaclr Lucy Slageberg Debby Slalberger Debra Slauber Tom Slaubus Darlene Sleffen Dean Slelfen Randy Sleinrnan Mark Slenby Marlc Slephens Debra Sfepnialc George Slerrie Roberl Sfoclr Ginger Slreilz Milce Slromberg Tim Sullivan Tracey Sumner Milne Sundby Elena Swanson Sieve Swanson Gene Sweeney Jim Sylrora John Tall Ann Taylor Laurie Teslin Sandy Teslin Ann Thielen Marlr Thomas Mary Thompson Ellen Thorson Janis Thurs Jim Tillifl Lynn Torbenson Viclci Torrey Richard Tolino Larry Tulhill Jim Waara Nancy Wallers Annelfe Ward Dave Warner Marshall Weber Tom Weigel Richard Weiss Mary Vifeilzel Pam Werder Dave Williams Calhy Winship John Wolfe Rodney Wolfgram Gwen Wood Sluarf VVood Ann Woodbury Holly Woodhull John Woodruff Barb Wyrzylcowslri Maribelh Yemne S 2 X 2 Juniors Pave Their Wag To '71 The Class of '7l worked hard 'ro prepare for Their final year ar Sourhwesi. Aclive in siudenl and class councils, They helped form many new policies, crearing differenl' and exciring acliviries. Srrong enrhusiasm added 'ro The powerful aimosphere of school spirir. Amloilious iuniors were well represenred in arh- lerics and school organizarions. Several had rheir firsl' chance ro sell choir min'rs. ln 'rhe husrle and busfle of everyday life, iuniors' 'found 'themselves wrapped up in American hislory and a wide variery of English courses. MSAT. co-ed healrh, drivers licenses, Young Life, sixrh-hour srudy, Mia's, and crashing The senior coffee parries are unforgerlalole memories of rhe Class of '7l. RIGHT: ls 'rhar wha? rhe playmale loolcs like This mom'h? simkh. ,g an .g v ,ii 4 i l l , E u.gQ.. -1 - - f My 1-we .. l l ssryy s ,QW Y s T in i e A ABOVE: Junior Class Council members Siand ready ro spring info prom planning. FRONT ROW: Craig Sher, Dale Herrmann, Janice Falls. Holly Worrhman, Mr. Levin, Lydie Obresiad, LouAnn Lebeis. BACK ROW: Sally JOYCE. Barb Brunzell, Rolla Herman, Jeri Mandery, iLonna Tschosiclc, Linda Chrislensen, Beppy Oman. NOT PIC- TURED: Scorr Ausrin. Tom Erickson. Rick Puppe. cf ' gee, M15 h G gb iii: A .ik A an fs L I ,kr Z .,.., 5 5 , M W , W sr W. OA LN B ii A T -rf A A A , , B 1 is K E i. .. .. s N i K: gffi T f zff f - li gg i I Q uzz., K .X ! If B 5 f .. f ,y 'M K , 1 'S' 1 n fly ? S B, 'K' 2 .i -.. i my 62 Q' 'IJ LEFT: Pam Diamond poinls our anolher arf ireasure. 506 nt., Sandy Aas Jol'in Aclilzener Becky Anderson Karen Anderson Kallmy Anderson Loren Anderson Vickie Anderson Wendy Anderson Claylon Andreason Linda Arnold Scoll Ausiin Geri Avery Kim Beckley Clwrislie Baird Chris Baldwin Nick Barlow Pal Barry Becky Baxler Bonnie Becker David Beneke Kelley Benkiam Joe Benolken Bruce Benson Sieve Benson Caryl Berg Nancy Berger Becky Bergman Dave Berquisl Rudi Berryman Wayne Bevers Karen Black Barb Boler Cindy Borowski Jan Boynlon Dick Brarnan John Branley Carol Braunslein Roxanne Brekke Mark Brown Rock Brown Mark Broxlerman Linda Brunsvold Barb Brunzell Joelle Bunker Dianne Burgland Marc Burlon Rick Burion Jeff Calwow Cindy Chrislianson Julie Chrislman Carol Clabo Brian Clark Roger Clark Linda Clawiler Melissa Cohen Linda Collins Mary Anne Connors Pal Conrad Nancy Cornwell Jon Coslello Ralph Cowell Chuck Cox Barb Craig Dave Cuddigan Bill Cude Clancy Cullen Pally Cupka John Cupryna Sieve Daeger Cindy Dalfer Nancy Dahl Luann Dale Mary Dallon Joan Dauferman Linda Davis Tom Davison Jell Delin Rob Denison Mary Des Marais Darcy Devereaux Torn Doege Jon Drew Geoff Driscoll Reid Droeqernueller Cyndy Calkins K 'fi Judi Calkins Jeff Carlson - Sieve Carlson - BBN. K .h 'i,, 1 it V , ., . . R : s f si-. .Qi , egg wi X K , ' X iso- A if I X f. Q., 5 ns. ' rx K X r 1 ra Bob Caroius Rick Chial Craig Chilslrom Linda Chrislensen li kia. si T .,. X' 'I i Q X if is 5 rr. .dl Q . -it ,U . ., . -H . pos 1 Q! . . ' 5'-PN if 'V 'Q Q' at 4 a 6, X yi' as ' B , l- y. 1 s 1 5 ' SL - ' nv f Qi 'N' Q' ss 1 an M -. ii B . IM l s . ,ifpj k r ., - v ' 'f, 471 if 1 -i ,F di vb an 5 J Y Q . 1- U., ,I Q . , ,W 1 lifes s sas' rg I K M s C, ' B., Q! K 1 , A s i ' ' ' RIGHT: Dan Kanlar puls some of his hor air lo good use. Wiv- 'V E 9 'U 'kr 1, D E Q ff ., wx it . LEFT: A camera shy iunior fries blend info lhe surroundings. ' r' F 'K ..:, b x Hg- x ,K , F i B F' 1 1 me X 425 26 M A Q, -4' J , in Q. Q he ' N E F, K F- ' :, ig 5 rrr'F .QRS -1 X 1 195' was S31 QF l y J ,.., ww . I . I PaHi Dunslone Greg Durand Ellen Eclcland Lorrie Eclclund Tom Eisensladr Ray Eliason Nance Ellingsen Dean Elsfad Mike Enfzrninger Tom Ericlcson Viclci Erickson Rhea Evanson Charlie Evenson Debbie Fairman Janice Falls Trish Flannery Debbie Fleicher Dave Flynn Gary Fose Sieve Fosseen Sue Fosseen Dan Fowler Sarah Fowlslon Gary Fredriclcson JoAnn Freed Milce Freiwald Sian Froslan John Fruefel Marilyn Garneau Bob Garrison Chris Garwiclc Brad Gavanda Cindy Gefverf Sheila Geller Dave Gherily Diane Gieler Bev Gilberl Kalhy Gilberl Debby Glenn l 4. Scoll Gouslin Bill Greene Mark Grubb Carol Gruenlnagen Gene Haaland Peler Hall Hilary Halsey Robyn Hamer Sue Hanek Bob l-lannem Marvin Hansen Greg Hanson Tom Harlley Pal Haviland Tom Hedlund Kim Heller Dan Helling Sleve Herkenlwoff Rolla Herman Diane Herrnanson Dale Herrmann Debbie Herrmann Brad Hewill Nancy Hexler Darryl Hicks Mark Hillsley Larry Hoglin Valerie Holland Sieve Hollander Ray Holm Ed Hollz Bill Hoover Karen Hovde Lyndon Huson Clwarles l-lyall Jay ldzorek Sherry lnce Ken lndeck RIGHT: Prepare lor fake Adioslu are qc h V 'S 'IQ f 3 i lk Q 'li Z D ' D: k:,QwD. . :., Q -off, all syslerns LD' D- Q1 D D ' H' 151 or J N .D L1 5.12. fi D, f D 29 l F0 DD,Di y ' D D ii i 'X f ' e 'D , l . DDDDD ylll ji Z ii x' w FD 1 is nik 'fi frm wi i 'Q '3?,i X aff? E1 gk! ooy D 'S' I ' I A ,rw f W ,fzg g,,f:5g ,E D D, ,,., I ,-- ': we S 1D-wwf: i Di D be N D ' y by D y Df' fd .D , H.: 'f W D i r as fr ,ad 5 in f Q' lil ' DD 'N if .-2 DD ,D D . 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Johnson Trudy Johnson Viclci Johnson Beclcy Jones Sally Joyce Dan Kanlar Keiih Kapilan Tom Karlalahfi Mile Karlson lvlellanie King Sue Kingery Barry Kinrnore Randy Kiera Judy Koeiod Sue Kolcfavy Ralph Kolinslcy Nancy Krause Todcl Krieger . - 3 iff, Jim Kulsiad A Q ' A M N QL Sieve Kuross L 5' Q Sheera LaBelle X ,W Rl if Abboli Lair , A, W S Anne LaPilz sf ' L L V ' U H ,J i f , X V. . Carol Larson J ,I 1,s.. a KWH XX L 1 A . Bev Lazar Lou Ann Lebeis , Belh Leiqhfon ' 1 K5 G-req Lemaire Cindy Lesch xxqbl K ' S K Andrea Levenius 1. E lvlilce Levine I A if Nancy.Lil:nbey . ,Q John Lienlce LEFT: Jim Lilwin lakes a ride on a FP Y m Carousel. Mary Lindmeier Denise Lindslrom Jim Lilwin Kevin Long Cherilyn Lueck Bob Lundeen Cindy Lyon David Macdonald Diane Mackey Mark Maddox Pefer Malinosky Barb Maloney Jeri Mandery Mary Ellen Marlin Mark Mcfxndrews Mary McClure Mary Mclnlyre Nancy Melclier Mia Melin Daryl Miclwlirik Sieve Miller Jan Miska Tom Mifclwell Lynn Moden Mark Molde Anne Mollison Curl Moon Jim Moore David Moof Sandi Morlenson Anne Murray Cindy Myers Sue Mylerberg Tom Nagel Pai' Nardone Amy Neiman Nancy Newland Jan Nielsen Nancy Noel Mike Nordberg Lydie Obersfad Greg Olson Holly Olson Tim Olufson Beppy Oman Mike O'rourke Jennifer Orren Greg Page Q! if if i N mi 9 ,,l-5-11 . X x is siir D i ila si i r i arrr y r g, G Xhrcys. 4 . li 3? I gf E ii ler O ,saa s ' . 1 .--f n f 'ii' Qi f ii,, . i, i I 'i f vi- ,v iii I - i NW vii i O f -1' 1 is .Q in gj 5 , ,,, ' in X 5 ' ' X R 1 H- RIGHT: How do I love fhee? Le+ me counl H-ie ways. sf' -W S Miha y iisicliy y , . i- ' Q . X ,. N is if sf? X ares' af. N-: S1 i Ek qxli 2 is Q e-w 7 -..... fl' , . , ' f iv F - fd ,Wax fi 3 3 .SD-w its S22 S zz: i 5-gg 1 , 1 vw- . R., iif9'5'fQv' -Q . -xi K we xg, 'Sc in i .1 K I A YM... f x. I I Q vw K - his QR . 'W h 'ov-- I cl iv J l LEFT: li only she'd ask me fo Sadie. 'sf i PJ f J I' J . ,Q V 5 , if-f x qw f 3 5 , ies 4- N gl Y 0 i it P Q E 5 , if X ii e Q ' i- I. H . P ,..k yi 3, an K if K . I K H. , M 1 Xi z Q- Dave Reynolds Brad Richards Sandy Riifer Doug Robbins Rick Rogers Sfephanie Rose Bill Rosen Diane Roselle Sue Ruedy Sue Russell Connie Russick Keiih Saarela Sieve Palm Jim Palmquisl Nancy Parkin Ann Paulson Joyce Pearson Jim Pegelow Kafhy Pepple Rufh Percansky Chuck Perlman Dick Perrine Carrie Pefers Gary Peferson Kafhy Peierson Kevin Peferson Lori Pe+erson Mary Peferson Paul Peferson Sieve Pelerson Susan Peferson Mike Peffus Greg Pieroffi Linda Pierzina Bill Pralf Monica Prich John Prosser Rick Puppe Bernard Raidl' Richard Rames Paula Rask Diane Reardon Dan Reece Lee Reimer Bill Sabin Terry Sack Lu Arne Samsiad Clayfon Saunders Chris Savage Dennis Schneck Jail Schneck Sue Schoening Randy Schouviller Paul Schwarlz Joan Schwender Robin Scoff Mary Searles Craig Sher Mark Shields Mike Silver Charles Singer Barb Skaalrud Kafhy Skiei Chuck Skomars Gwen Smiih Mary Solsvig Becky Somers James Sorenson Par Soyis Mike Spece Frank Srageberg Rick S+anek Carrie Slein Zo-anne Sfephens Mark Sievenson Jonaihan Sriegler Jay Sfoerker Sieve Surina Peler Sussman Doug Syme Janer Syverson Dawn Taqgafz Pal Talam Bob Temrne Tony Tanner Jill Tesfin Leeann Thurs Randy Tilsefh gk s M 3 1 RIC-HT: Juniors Leslie Parry Dunslone siand counied. 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K 1 NZ 'ik R sr bu ,pg , if 1' Q Q2 4, f ' 4 'IFJ T -' 2 5 2 ii ' xr f V f 39 4, V as f-fix V , P' sf 1 x,,f:: if ii l if 1' ' f , l ,, , 'L ea M is ' L xx x A 4 .i , A i 1' X 'Q I 'Um em 'W' K mg.11l . ..LrL Z 1,.., Sheila Wurlz in E ' . ,i I 'f ., f A , in J I N77 V fgfii a , 4M,,. , I V, I ZA W I 55955355 l f X 4 Debbie Zollars Nowell Zumberge Scoii Zumberge CAMERA Sl-TY Douglas Aune Michael Banks Jacqueline Barber Terrence Barreil' Douglas Beard William Boddy Timoihy Burgess Kaihy Callaway Laura Caplan Glenn Carlson Denise Cavanaugh William Clay Nancy Coleman Ronald Copus James Cox James Craig Pamela Diamond Jobelh Dockman Leslie Eangmeier Michael Galvin Jeffrey Graff Gayle Graisland Joseph Grossman David l-lasche Carherine Johnson David Johnson Anlhony LaDuke James Larson Randall Lee John Lieb LEFT: Nancy Ellingsen finds herself in a sticky siruaiion. Shay Lumelsky Wayne Lundell Lawrence Malisow Theodore Manzavrakos Margueriie McGie Kim Murall' Cynihia Nehring Lynn Nelson Judiih Nordloef Vickie Noiaro Laurie Ogdahl Janice Olesen Michael Oliver Jonalhan Quirf Michael Ready Melanie Timm Mike Tousignanl Barb Trainor Roxanne Traver Juris Treibergs Mary Tripp Lonna Tschosick Julie Uhlenkoil Keifh Underwood Sally Usselman Craig Varno Deb Velazquez Doug Vierkanl Vicki Wagner Linda Wainio Carol Walfers Debby Ward Tom Ward Sue Weaiherill Renee Weber Bob Weeden Richard Weinberger Roberi Werner Roger Werner Janie Willeiie Mary Winsiead Mary Ann Wise Kerry Wood Sky VVoodhull Joe Woods Holly Worihman Sharon Wuriz Debra Richards Mary Rusinko Pairicia Sabari Terrine Sandburg Theresa Schleisman Michael Sexlon William Shaw Rodney Shoberg Fredrick Sleizer Donald Sioopes Rebecca Walgren Rodger Weber Edward Wiii Rex Wiiie Deborah York 'K' AN 96 fl 0 3. . fffggggENff Ma 1-3 J ,ZQ :-' L, I 0 ' M V L uf P : 5 ,L fa S ff g V U ,l WWA X , W K 1 W hu M W WW' .v P' N . 1 K 1 . wi: fi 1 F i 45 4 A2 41.1-1-, 11 G1 Qi V QS Q ei 3 gi A V u fi . ff --.- ' ,L-1 i fi , s A A X -L,L, AA1: - , x. N X x Q! ff f 'N Seniors RIGHT: Senior Class Council Tries noi lo imeze ik ideas whde expedmenhng in The Sno-day almosphere. ROW I: Lisa Young. Marcia Sullivan. ROW 22 JoAnne NeBeQuen Lia Ckone Coheen Luiz Barb Jacobson, Dean Schdhng. ROW 3: Grelchen Oranlund, lvlary Owens, Sherry Jorgensen, George Fa- dell, Suzy Brown. LOWER RlGhlT: Sieve Lee painsialcingly produces anofher Andreis bullon. Elecied Leaders Guide The Seniors Spiriied slcils and well-made speeches sparked seniors' campaign weelc. Poslers plaslered The lunchroom, adding liie io eleclion aclivilies. Six officers were chosen lo lead Jrhe Class of 70. For a second lime in iive years, voling resulled in a Jrie for Jrhe presidency. Seniors casl ballols once again, and Dean Schilling lriumphed as class presi- denl. Thirleen represenialives, one from each home- room, were elecled lo Class Council. Decoraling for l'he homecoming iloal pul members io worlc on lheir firsr proieci. Sponsoring seleclion oi a class mollo faxed lhe council's imaginalion. Pre- pare ioday lo meer ihe challenges oi lomorrowu was chosen by a maiorily vole. Conlinuaiion oi coffee parlies broughl hali- awalce seniors slaggering inlo The lunchroom lor lheir Friday morning nourishmenl. Tired eyes ire- quenlly greeied iirsl hour Jreachers on Jrhese days. Brighlening a busy year was lhe all nighi parly. Council members helped senior parenls plan ihe gala affair. mx ax l4 L 11 1 W L emi lf' Lei I-V X L . g i 3 Laci LJ lg? NS BI i, ii MS US. TOP LEFT: lvlodesl Dean lEob Yablon- slcil fears Thar lIllle sisler lDiane Pelersonl will reveal his beclrime se- crefs, ABOVE: Campaign poslers dwarf Their crealors, Karen Fischbein and Julie l-lull. LEFT: Officers of lhe Class of '70 are Secrelary Carol Babiraclci. Treasurer Debbie Cuplca, Presidenl Dean Schilling, Vice-Presiclenl Lee Karnel, Girls Sergeanl-a+-Arms Barb Jacobson, Boys Sergeanl-al-Arms Reid Johnson. l35 ABOVE: Mary Gruss. Merry Wiesner. ABOVE RIGHT: Carol Babiracki, Jim Gust RIGHT: Marilyn Peferson. Andrejs Treibelgs. Top Honors Salules Eleven Seniors Mainlaining a 3.75 grade poinl average lhrough- oui senior high, eleven graduales earned Top Hon- ors Diplomas. They secured high scholaslic averages while applying Their knowledge and abiliiies lo school leadership. Diploma winners served Soulhwesl Through exlra- curricular acfivilies including sporis, pholography, malh, music. and journalism. UPPER LEFT: Cherie Burl, John Pearson. LEFT: Lisa Runquisf, Don Nielson, Paula Smiih. HONORS DIPLOMA Bill Anderson Pal Anqlim Lynne Aspnes Carol Babiracki Kevin Bailey Joan Benson Debby Borowslci Debbie Brand Bonnie Breen Cherie Burl Tom Burion Fred Campbell Marsha Chapin Becky Chesfon Jan Clarren Dave Crawford Dave Dahl Jo Daugherfy Carol Denison Sarah Doerr Kalhy Dols Barb Dunsione Linda Erickson Karen Fischbein Diane Forchas Cafhy Frey Barb Friedman Anne G,-erde Grerchen Granlund Mary Gruss Jan Gurry Jim Gus? Suzy Gyorlxy Nancy Hann Debbie Hegerman Tom Hegg Karhy Hermanson Paul Huspeni Julie Hull' Faiih ldzorek Barb Jacobson Sue Johnson Sherry Jorgensen Diane Jungell Lee Kamel Nancy Kipp Kay Lapham Cindy Lee Sue Lesch John Lied Cafhy Linkerf Sfuarf Lorberbaum Befsy Loud Marcia Lowe Carol Lund Barb Meredylc Joanne Nelsesluen Denny Nelson Don Nielsen Kafhy Norna Sue Ogdahl Rich Olin Lynne Olson Pal Parker John Pearson Mary Jo Pearson Diane Pelrerson Marcie Peierson Marilyn Pelerson Richard Peierson Gail Peflipiece Barb Phelps Shelley Pierzina Dave Raymond Dan Rodgers Lin Runquisf Lisa Runquisf Tirn Salo Dean Schilling Kalhy Sims Jim Sinqsaas Laurie Sislerman Karhy Slim Janine Smilh Libbie Smiih Paula Smilh Alan Snider Jim Soldin Par Somers Russ Slolle Holly Sfone Marcia Sullivan Sue Thorsell Andreis Treiberqs Wayne Van Blarcom Pam Wedgewood Rick Weiblen Jeff Wesicoii' Merry Wiesner Lisa Young ff ...4-y' lr. Superior Sludenls Meril Awards In spring '69, 750,000 juniors look lhe Nalional Meril Scholarship Qualifying Tesl. Semi-linalisl hon- ors were given lo Dave Crawford, Andrejs Trei- bergs. and Merry Wiesner. High scores enlilled lhem lo linal scholarship opporlunilies. Recogni- lion was also given lo nine sludenls who received lhe Nalional Meril Leller ol Commendalion. Guslavus Adolphus College was lhe selling lor Boys' Slale. Dean Schilling and Andreis Treibergs allended lhe American Legion-sponsored evenl. Through aclive parlicipalion in eleclions, mock legislalures, and discussions lhey became more knowledgeable in lhe worlcings ol slale governmenl. Honors Diplomas were awarded lo one hundred sludenls. a record number lor a Soulhwesl gradual- ing class. These sludenls mainlained a 3.2 grade poinl average lhroughoul senior high. TOP: Swingin' Nalional Meril Semi- linalisls are Andreis Treibergs, Merry Wiesner. David Crawford. CENTER: Dean Schilling and Andreis Treibergs are represenlalives lo Boys' Slale. LEFT: Nalional Meril Leller ol Commendalion winners are, FRONT ROW: Carol Babi- raclci, John Pearson, Paula Smilh, Jim Gusl. Lisa Runquisl. BACK ROW: Charles LeMaire, Rich Olin, Suzy Gyorlmy. Sue Lesch. TOP RIGHT John Slallman, escorfed by Mary Jo Pearson. lriumphanlly sleps info lhe role of Sno-King. RIGHT: O. B. Dahles 'ream lugs a 'righl rope. Snowmobiles Soar Through Qno-Dag Announced by a dramalic drum roll and 'rrurnpei fanfare, coronalion ol John Slallman sparked Sno- Day leslivilies. Jim Sal'hre. i69 Sno-Prince, was on hand 'ro crown King John. Seniors hiked 'ro Pershing Field for aliernoon aclivilies including skaiing, broomball, and bool' hockey. Snowmobiles, al new aiiraciion, whizzed around a Jrrack specially-de- signed for excilemenl. A 'rrophy was awarded 'ro lhe 'rug-of-war Team wilh 'rhe mosl' pull, and ihe only snow sculplure enlry walked away wifh lirsl' prize. Al The field house, doughnuls and hol' choco- lale delrosled parlicipanls. Dinner 'lickels guaranieed all you can eal ' from a menu of hol dogs, polalo chips, cocoa, and cookies. Aller a filling meal, seniors sirearned lo lhe iunior high gym lo dance lo sounds ol Edison l-lomes'read. Swimming exposed an added alirac- 'lion in The day's evenls. Fas? and furious waler polo games refreshed splash-happy swimmers. Weeks of planning and hard work made Sno-Day a success 'For everyone who pariicipaled. anna... M sq ll! mum lull! in i .......w:'..a.'-as'-.:.':v.. .'a : . an 'E 11 2sif.m.f-...--:..:.-,.--.--- I ' 'Wklhw'-sun: I , A Q, ny 'squlsxril I Y ' I I I 8, Cum into .. :::'.'.z-4 l . lf ,igfgsgwa-::1.1l.1!.s- r S 'vm-:.-:-..-ara: l il Q. igrixvf T' P QV' F kv fXg.x.,,. ' ' 6 I qt wits. fi s S.. Q K, LEFT: Walloping fhe ball, Darlene Haf- ner maneuvers ber leam closer io a goal. BELOW: Sno-Day royalfy are Dean Schilling, Sheri Boddy, Denny Boe. Pal Anglim. Mary Jo Pearson. King John. Debbie Cupka, Brad Shelsiad. Debby Borowslci and Leo Buclzvolcl. BOTTOM: Driving for flue bumps. Sheri Boddy gives Befh Bruner an unforgeffable bounce. ' Vi BRIAN ALLEN-Javelin Kid parTicipaTed in swimming was a member oi German Club Pep Club S Club was a liiequard likes TasT cars and TasT women plans To go To college. WILLIAM ALTHOFF- Bill likes To collecT records inTeresTs include cars, girls, and music plans To go To college and sTudy law secreT ambiTion is To be an inTernaTional playboy and a millionaire. NANCY ANDERSON-member OT Pep Club. Y-Teens. French Club, and AFS was a Red Cross RepresenTaTive ChoraleTTes Choir was employed aT GSK Cleaners will aTTend The U of MinnesoTa. PAMELA ANDERSON-Pam girls' Tennis Team YATeens chapier Chaplain and Treasurer church High League likes pizza and navy blue secreT ambiTion is To pass IQO words a minuTe in shorfhand. PAUL ANDER- SON-Andy parTicipaTed in The OccupaTional ParT- Time Training Program in1eresTs include working wiTh cars was employed aT Eddie's STandard plans To ioin The Air Force Reserve. WILLIAM ANDERSON-Bill Band Graphic ArTs Club Camera Club was employed aT The CounTry Club Traveled To Expo '67 likes cars secreT ambiTion is To race aT Riverside. PATRICIA ANGLIM-Pai Wagisianian Scheduling Ed- iTor Homecoming Queen Chairman NHS aThleTic TickeT saiesman Y-Teens member oi Spanish Club AFS Pep Club plans To go To college, CHERYL ASPENSON-Phy Ed Leader parTicipaTed in French Club Y-Teens member was employed aT C-abberT's FurniTure STore TuTure plans involve aTTending The UniversiTy of MinnesoTa. LYNNE ASPNES-WagisTanian OrganizaTions EdiTor Nl-IS Thespian SecreTary All-STaTe Orchesfra and Choir secreT ambiTion: To play harp on The NorThrop sTage before age TwenTy. BEVERLY ATKIN-Bev library aide French Club YfTeens AFS inTeres'fs include collecTing posT cards likes To Travel dislikes TesTs secreT ambiTion is To own 50 dogs plans To aTTend college. CAROL BABIRACKI-Babs WagisTanian Copy EdiTor FTA Presideni Band Vice-PresidenT Nl-IS gives Tlule and piano lessons LeTTer oT CommendaTion Senior Class SecreTary secreT arnbiTion: To have TaTTer arms. KEVIN BAILEY-Bail TooTball baskeTball S Club Young LiTe likes skiing and blondes plans To aTTend The UniversiTy of MinnesoTa secreT ambifion is To win a lucky sweepsTakes. MARY BAMBENEK-Bam was a nurse's aid a member oT ConTacT plays The ulce Traveled To The WesT CoasT likes lVl.P. and Blood, SweaT. and Tears dislikes pumpkin pie plans To aTTend college. ELIZABETH BARILE-BeTsy member of Y-Teens Arrow was employed aT Toy Fair likes leans and The laTesT sTock of Teddy bears in Toy Fair TuTure plans include geTTinq a driver's license. KATHLEEN BARKLEY- Bark Dance CommiTTee Chairman Prom Chairman AFS Young Life was employed aT Johnson's Flower Shop likes qreen cars dislikes homework secreT ambiTion: To gel a driver's license. Class Ol' '70 Aims For Excellence CHERYL BEAR-Woyake AFS Y-Teens member ol YFC Choir church youlh group passes The lime by wrilinq and painlinq wenl lo Mexico in '69 likes asparagus dislikes cream of mushroom soup. CHARLES BECKER-Chuck member ol Spanish Club likes chuckles, iokes, and hunling member ol a championship sollball leam dislikes Dumbo's driving secrel ambition is lo have a slronq slcmach. LYN-ELLEN BECKER-French Club Choralelles church choir Junior Achievemenl BYF likes chocolate dough, nufs and reading dislikes sluck-up people plans lo become a medical assislanf. DUANE BENT-Gzzie was employed al a car wash ..L likes being our ol school and working wilh cars secrel ambilion is lo become a molorcycle rider plans lo allend college. JOAN BENSON-Oam Y-Teens .. DECA Part lime Ofcupalional Training Proriram .. worked al Bureau ol Engraving likes Jimi Hendrix ... dislikes Mel Jass plans fo allend The U of Colorado lor skiing lessons. BRUCE BERG-sophomore and JV lool- ball varsily baseball championship sollball 'ream likes brunelles and hunling dislikes cliemislry secrel ambilionz lo be a prolessional bool hockey goalie. SCOTT BERGLUND-Berqy Homecoming escorl baskelball baseball Senior lvladrigals Young Lile employed al Roberls Formal Wear received The Piesidenlial Filness Award will allend lhe U of lvl. NANCY BERNATZ-Choir library aide Y-Teens Spanish Club Lulher League likes children, Chrisl- mas, and pink Collon candy dislikes lerm papers and ID picfures plans lo become a Teacher. KATHRYN BERSCHEID-Kaly B-squad lndianelles swim leam Y-Teens likes lo speed skale enioys riding horses and swimminq wanls lo go lo skaling meels all over lhe U.S. and Canada plans lo allend college. Z LEFT: Senior sophislicafion in The nighl life of Cindy Woods. NANCY BERSHOW-Bersh DECA Treasurer AFS member of BBYO likes To ride horses and ski has been lo Jackson Hole likes brown suede rnoccasins secref ambifionz lo become a merchandise buyer. THOMAS BILLIG-enjoys playing lhe eleclric guilar dislikes walking lwould ralher bum ridesl secrel ambilion is lo hitch-hike across lhe counlry would like lo visif England will allend The U ol M. CRAIG BILLINGSLEY- Bills B-squad cross counlry Track Phys. Ed. Leader Young Life Presidenfs Physical Filness Award was 'lired al Lunds and Perkins lries skiing is going lo Miami and a college. JAMES BINDER-Jim SW Sludenl Federalion Slu- denl Council DECA Presidenl Big Brolher volunleer enioys music and lislening 'lo lhe slereo fulure plans include college and VlSTA. BRUCE BLUMENTHAL- Billy Bean Woyake member of Senior Band plays drums and lrumpel enioys pholography was employed as a bellboy and a dishwasher plans on majoring in business in college. DOROTHY BODDY-AFS Spanish Club l-luman Relalions lived in lhe Dominican Republic for lwo years served as a nurse's aid There loves people would like lo Travel before enfering college. SHERRIL BODDY-Bod Sludenl Council Secrelary Y-Teens Chapler Presidenl AFS Pep Club Choir .. .Sophomore Class Council enjoys skiing and sailing has lived in Chile plans on college. DENNIS BOE-Denny' parlicipaled in foolball. baskelball, and baseball member of S Club dislikes long hair on boys fulure plans include college would like lo play professional loolball. SANDRA BOLINE-Sandy enioys acling and singing has lraveled lo Florida was aclive in Lufher League likes babysiiling and chocolale cake secrel ambifion is +0 'lravel lo anolher counfry. DEBRA BOROWSKI-Dumbrowski AFS Presidenl French Club Sludenr Council Woyake was an AFS exchange sludenl fo Japan worked ar Sears likes sewing and drawing will enler The Minneapolis School ol Ari. GEOFFREY BOUCHIER-Jeff lead guilar in The band Ches+erlield Galheringn was employed a+ Burger King during high school enioys playing the guilar main hobby is pholography. DEBRA BRAND- Deb Underclass Edilor of Wagisfanian Spanish Club Pep Club AFS member of B'nai Brilh Girls employed by Slevensons secrel' ambilion is +o go parachuiing plans on college. BONNIE BREEN-Y-Teens member played in The Pep Band Horizon Club worked as a nurse's aid won an arl service award has Traveled 'lo The Coasl wilh a girlfriend wanls fo be a nurse. CHARLENE BREKKE- Char member of Y-Teens worked a+ a dance sludio and as a cashier loves To spend money on clolhes and shoes wanls lo Travel plans lo be a lab Technician alrer college. CRIS BROIN-Choir sophomore hockey Class Council JV Hockey Homecoming Commilfee was employed by Dairy Queen and Counlry Club likes hunfing and fishing plans lo become a Teacher. MICHAEL BROWN-Browndog was a charler member of SAD parlicipaled in The Occupalional Par?-Time Training Program enioys skiing likes io drink and drive plans lo enlisf in The service. SUZANNE BROWN- Suzie Y-Teens Chapfer Presidenl Senior Class Coun- cil volleyball Prom Commiilee was employed by Mickus Dry Cleaners likes speed skaling will allend College of Sl. Calherine. BETH BRUNER-A-squad lndianefles Choir Ski Club AFS Y-Teens Pep Club French Club Red Cross Young Life Homecoming Program Co-Chairman .. secref ambifion is lo own a Shorfening Company. JOY BRUNSVOLD-Y-Teens All-School Presideni' Choral- erfes Band Treasurer Spanish Club Pep Club was a band balon 'rwirler worked al' Mr. Donul will be a phys. ed. Teacher aller college. CHERIE BURT- John Wdyake NHS Chess Club Lalin Club lakes guiiar and flule lessons likes +o wrife and read poelry would like lo 'rravel lo Scofland plans lo go lo The U ol M. THOMAS BURTON-Tom Debale Arrow Fearure Edilor Presidenl' of French Club NHS biology lab assislanf wrole ll's Happening is a music freak will go info pediafrics. JOANNE CAHILL-Jo Y-Teens Pep Club Choral Club member of a church youfh group was employed al a dry cleaners likes horseback riding and while rabbils named Slanely dislikes black rabbils. STEVEN CAHOW-Sleve parlicipaled in The Occupa- lional Parr-Time Training Program likes cars and molor- cycles wanls fo gel rid of his old Ford lulure plans include going +o a Trade school. FREDERICK CAMP- BELL--Fred Choir Vice President Junior and Senior Madrigals worked af Baskin Robbins dislikes weird ice cream flavors secret ambifionz lo go oul with Jacqueline Bissel. RTGHT: Howdy Doodyf' Rick Philipp. FAR RIGHT: An unidenTiTied senior, un- able To bear The cold. goes inTo hiber- naTion. T JAYNE CARDELLI-Phy Ed Leader PresidenT OT WalTher League was a candysTriper worked aT Biorkmans likes T960 Chevys dislikes Towels in The locker room secreT ambiTion is To Travel To lTaly. THOMAS CARLSON-has worked aT Big Wheel, l0,000 Aufo STores, Carlson and Son ConsTrucTion Co., and Public MeaT Company likes To hunT and Tish plans To go To school aT Dunwoody. JUDITH CARROLL-Jude likes To go horseback riding was employed aT Edina Cleaners plans a TuTure educaTion aT VocaTional secreT am- biTion is To keep Trom Talling oTT horses. PAUL CARTWRIGHT-parTicipaTed in The Occupational ParT-Time Training Program likes To collecT signs and work wiTh cars secreT ambiTion is To own an Angila TuTure plans include going To college. DANIEL CASPER- SON-varsiTy hockey S Club PresidenT Phy Ed Leader received The Hall Hockey World Champion Award Traveled To SouTh DakoTa likes Tood dislikes willess people. MARSHA CHAPIN-WagisTanian EaculTy EdiTor was The ArmaTage Spelling Champ likes To wriTe To marines in VieT Nam secreT ambiTion: To undersTand TooTball wanTs To become a hippie. REBECCA CHESTON-Becky Thespian Treasurer played Monica in STardusT on The Moonglowu was a STudenT ResidenT aT The GuThrie likes exisTenTialism and Rod Carew dislikes school spiriT and Toofball. REBECCA CHRTSTTANSEN-Becky Y-Teens AFS Spanish Club Homecoming CommiTTee was employed aT Edina KiTcl'iens likes Pookey and weekends aT GA. wanTs To Travel To SeaTTle plans To go To college. RANDALL CHRTSTMAN-Randy counseled aT church camp in Wyoming was employed aT Lunds and Arby's likes To snowmobile. ski, and waTch girls dislikes chemisTry . . . secreT ambiTion is To live! JANUARY CLARREN-Jan Debale Erench Club Woyake worked al lhe Arl lnslilule and lhe Mail House likes walking, coloring, and sock collecling dislikes SW secrel ambilion: lo nol be a grunion. GRETCHEN CLIFFORD-Grelch Wagislanian Typisl AES was a leacher's aide Homecoming Commillee Spanish Club Y-Teens Pep Club likes red licorice slayed in Alabama lulure plans include college. DIANE COATES-Woyake church Hi League likes Eial 850 Spider dislikes lhe word normal secrel ambilion: lo be a guide lor snorkeling lours in lhe Virgin Islands. REBECCA COLE-Beck girls' badrninlon leam Job's Daughlers was employed al Edina Caleleria likes acrobalics, counlry boys. and holey blankels dis- likes social climbers . .. lraveled lo lhe D.R. KEVIN COLIN- was an Occupalional Parl-Time Training Program parlicipanl worked al Hawkinsons Grocery Slore likes cars and girls dislikes school lulure plans include allend- ing Normandale Junior College. GREGORY COMSTOCK- Greg Band received lhe Presidenl's Physical Fil- ness Award likes beer dislikes old beer lraveled lo Edina Police Slalion secrel ambilion: lo peddle beer al lhe Baseball Sladium. GARY COOPER-Coop played lennis was a Home- room Treasurer likes lo record music dislikes New York lraveled lo Allanlic Cily secrel ambilion is lo own a growing business concern in Hinkley. CONNIE CORBETT-Pep Club member ol AFS was employed as a bank leller dislikes Red Barn hamburgers. cheese- burgers, and Barnies lulure plans involve going lo iunior college. PAUL COTTER-was employed al lhe Leam- inglon, Curlis, and Dykeman Holels also worked as a slockboy in Daylons likes lo hunl. lish, and drink plans lo allend Dunwoody lnslilule. CRAIG COWELL-Big Soon wreslling, lrack. and loolbail was employed as a morning paperboy likes ealing aller wreslling meels enjoys doing new and dillerenl lhings dislikes looking al lhe scale on Monday mornings. JAMES CRAIG-Jim parlicipaled in lhe Work Program member ol YMCA lulure plans are lo go lo college and become a conservalionisl. DAVID CRAWFORD-Dave Science Club likes Volks- wagens, reading science liclion. and biking spenl 2 yrs. al Twin Cily lnslilule for Talenled Youlh bicycled from Dululh lo Porl Arlhur and back. DAVID CROFT-Sludenl Council Presidenl Debale Homecoming escorl member ol Young Life laughl Sunday school AFS All-Slale Sludenl Council likes Mr. Sallies and Burnsville. LISA CRONE-lennis leam Caplain Y-Teens Chapler Presidenl Class Council ollice aide... likes wresllers and reading secrel ambilion: lo learn lo keep her lool oul ol her moulh. DEBRA CUPKA--Cupcake Wagislanian Scheduling Ed- ilor Shamrock Chairman Phy Ed Leader volleyball leam likes long evening walks daled a special WHS boy Senior Class Treasurer. , , RiGl'lT: Debbie Brand makes use of a free momenf fo unfangle fhe problems of fhe day. DAVID DAHL-Dave 'rrack member of fhe cross counfry feam hallquard was employed as a chef secref ambilion: fo win a poker game fufure plans include college. JEFFREY DAHL-Choir golf Capfain sophomore baskefball feam sophomore foofball S Club Young Life was employed as a shoe salesman Presidenfial Fifness Award plans fo affend college. DEBORAH DAHLSTROM-Deb A-squad ln- dianeffes Pep Club Choir Phy Ed Leader Y-Teens was employed af DeLaria's likes fo dance amd freak ouf plans fo affend college and frayel fo Bi oxi. JO ANN DAUGHERTY-Choir Woyake Y-Teens faughf craffs af local churches likes fo eaf french fries and play fhe folk guifar received a scholarship af Minneapolis School of Ari dislikes IBM. TIMOTHY DAVISON-Chopper Occupafional Parf-Time Training Program was employed af SKK Producfs likes fo work on cars enioys waferskiing plans fo enlisf in fhe Navy. MELANIE DEAN--Lani Y-Teens mem- ber of Job's Daughfers likes snow, summer vacafion, and Richfield dislikes milk secref ambifion: fo become a sfewardess plans fo go fo college. CAROL DENISON-Denny Band Woyake was employed af Joie Trainor School of Ballef likes dough- nufs af senior coffee parfies plans fo go fo New York and become a professional dancer. LAURA DENLY- Drama Club Debafe likes mounfain air and fravel- ing dislikes nosey librarians has lived in Calif.. Tenn.. and Maryland secref ambifion is fo race sporfs cars. PAUL DENNISON-DECA was employed af a dairy sfore likes old records, scuba diving, and working wifh sfereo equipmenf has been in Sf. Louis plans fo go fo college or ioin fhe Air Force. 1 Mnwavw-W JASMINKA DERONJA-Baba a foreign exchange slu- denl from Yugoslavia AES Club lavorile subiecls are malh and science likes 'ro bicycle ride and sing Dode Y-Teens Ski Club member of church youfh group employed af Penney's likes lo snow and wafer ski .. . plans To go fo college secref ambilionz fo go fo Europe. HENDRIK DEURSEN-Reb employed as a gas slafion allendanl likes molorbikes, working wifh cars dislikes counlry weslern music secrel ambifion: lo go To England plans 'ro go info lhe service. MARGARETHA DEURSEN-Margaref Choralefles Y-Teens was employed af Targef likes lo read. collecf slaiionery, and see The color pink has been To Holland secrel ambilionz lo have a car of her own. JEANE DEVERE-Jeanie Woyake member of fhe Se Tree Thealre was a par?-lime secreiary likes lo ac? and painl secrel ambifionz lo be an enler- fainer fulure plans include arf school. BARBARA DOEGE-Barb Y-Teens Pep Club AES member of church youlh group worked al Abbofl l-lospilal dislikes big dogs plans To go lo Norman- dale Junior College. LEFT: Jim Gusl reaches for a fiffh. ABOVE: Belsy Loud scrapes The boflom of lhe bowl for new campaign ideas. enioys sewing and swimming. PATRICIA DETCHONS- SARAH DOERR-AFS Y-Teens Chapier PresidenT Ski Club PresidenT oT Red Cross likes To sail secreT ambiTion: To win Ten Tree games OTT a pinball machine aT SouThTown. PATRICIA DOKTER-FruiTcake Pep Club was employed aT HooTen's Cleaners likes To climb Trees. eaT choir candy, and drink roolbeer dislikes naTuraIly curly hair secreT ambiTion: To be quieT Tor I hr. KATHERINE DOLS-Dols Phy Ed Leader Y-Teens ChapTer CoordinaTor was a member OT The Young Advisory aT IsT NaTional Bank dislikes glasses secreT ambiTion: To ask a quesTion in hislory. LINDA DONNELY-Lynn Y-Teens was employed aT The Rainbow CaTe enjoys bowling and money dislikes liver secreT ambiTion: To learn how To Tly a plane TuTure plans include becoming a denTaI hygienisT. BARBARA DUNSTONE-Barb Y-Teens Woyake likes The idea OT peace dislikes The disease OT snob- bery received an arT award secreT ambiTion is To be reincarnaTed as Leonardo Da Vinci. PATRICIA DURAND- PaTTi girls' Tennis Team collecTs miniaTure sTuTTed animals likes Mavericks secreT amloiTion: To win The U.S. Open Tennis TournamenT wanTs To Travel To Europe Tree. KEVIN DYER-Kev Track Team TooTball coach Tor The ArmaTage Pee Wees likes bananas. marshmallows. and sleep secreT ambiTion is To own a casTle in The ScoTTish Highlands. STEPHEN EARL-Earlsky baskeTbalI Homecoming CommiTTee STudenT Council DECA PresidenT Homecoming escorT was employed aT Bob Sim's aTTended The DECA ConvenTion in ATlanTic CiTy. RENEE EAVES-Nay Nay Work Program was employed aT C. R. Leeds and Co. likes The color blue. real Triends, and smakinq dislikes snakes. spinach. and dirT Tuiure plans include Traveling. MICHAEL ECKES-Eck CapTain oT The wresTling Team Choir S Club Phy Ed Leader likes To play The guiTar and dream oT Taking STaTe All-CiTy wresfler secreT ambiTion: To weigh Il5 pounds. SANDRA ELIASON-Sandy member OT Y-Teens French Club hallguard likes To sew dislikes Greyhound buses plans To go To college secreT ,amibTion: To blow up Ozark, Alabama. BONNIE ELLINGSON-Spanish Club Y-Teens Pep Club Work Program was employed aT Young Quinlan likes To Travel, bowl. play Tennis and badminTon plans To go To a junior college or a business school. STEVEN ENGER-Work Program worked aT Edina Tele- vision likes sTereo sound sysTems, auTo racing. and phoTography received The CraTTsman Award in '68 secreT ambiTion is To go To Lemans. LINDA ERICKSON- PeanuTs AFS Woyalte Pep Club hallguard was employed aT Linden Hills Library likes pay- checks dislikes working secreT ambiTion: To grow an inch plans To go To college. JOHN ERNST- STageband likes moTorcycles enjoys hunTing, Tishing, and good movies dislikes winTer has oTTen Traveled To Edina plans To go To college or enlisT in The service. 'ff ng.-'v 48 4 LEFT: Senior Class PresidenT makes early plans Tor Sno-Day. ,Q 1:44-gi VICKI EVENSON-Everson AFS Spanish Club was employed aT a drug sTore likes cloThes. puppies. hockey. and Bridgeman's dislikes Burnsville Police secreT ambiTion: To qo around The world. GEORGE FADELL-- Class Council baseball cross counTry Phy Ed Leader likes siTTing in lawn chairs dislikes 6 A.M. aT Lake Calhoun secref ambiTion: To puT Reggie Jack- son ouT of a iob. DOUGLAS FALLS-Douger TooTbalI baseball likes playing ping pong and running Through The woods aT nighT dislikes SaT. morning movies secreT ambifionz To become a super champ of The world. SHERRY FARNSWORTH-FarTs Pep Club Indian- eTTe5 AFS read Tor The blind was employed aT DayTons likes TooTball players secreT ambiTion: To live in Hawaii plans To go To Mankalo and sTudy acTing. JOANNE FERRIS-Thespians Choir French Club Woyake likes To bang on The piano once in a while secreT ambiTion is To become an acTress TuTure plans include college. KAREN FISCHBEIN-Pep Club French Club Y-Teens employed aT STevensons likes The Mod Squad dislikes airplanes secreT ambifion is To ride in The Goodyear blimp has been To Washburn. ROY FLESHER-Doc Phy Ed Leader likes Touch TooTball, good morning parTies. The Green DeaTh. and MMWBTA dislikes '60 PonTiacs and LadysmiTh Police secreT ambiTion: To drive a Tormula racing car. MARY FLYGSTAD-B-squad lndianeTTes STudenT Council AFS Pep Club Young Life was employed aT Wood Lake Cleaners likes hockey and TooTball secreT ambiTion is To go To Europe. DIANE FORCHAS- Forch Phy Ed Leader Y-Teens member oT Maids OT AThens likes To ski employed aT SeTTer- grens dislikes broken skis secreT ambiTion: To be one of Ann Lander's secreTaries. l52 PAMELA FOSTER-Pam AFS Y-Teens Band a member of Job's Daughfers employed af Sf. Barnabas Hospifal dislikes fhe word groovy secref ambifion: fo marry someone wifh a lof of money. ELIZABETH FOW- LER-Bunny member of Spanish Club employed af Tasfee Treaf enioys cooking, sewing. and reading likes people. music, and collecfing records secref am- bifion: fo become a sfewardess. ANNE FRANZEN-Marie Prom Commiffee Chairman Phy Ed Leader volleyball feam employed af Toy Fair enioys speed skafing and fishing likes onion rings dislikes fasf driving and school lunches. CHERSTI FREDRICKSON-Fred member of DECA Occupafional Parf-Time Training Program employed af Dayfons plans fo work affer graduafion secref am- bifion is fo be a probafion officer. JON FRENCH-Choir VAC played inframural badminfon Work Program enjoys elecfronics and working with cars climbed a IOO ff. fire fower dislikes coffee secref ambifion: fo be a success. KRISTI FRENG-member of Choir French Club Junior Madrigals has gone furfle hunfing likes parfies and Doug dislikes snow and ice plans fo affend college secref ambifion is fo sky dive. CATHERINE FREY-Frey Sfudenf Council Ski Club Young Life likes fo ride horses, go lo parfies, and ski plans 'ro go lo lhe Universify of Colorado secref ambifion: fo be able fo swing like Sfeph. DAVID FRlCKE- Dave Occupafional Parf-Timenlraining Program was employed af Burger King enioys working on cars wenf up norfh wifh friends likes fo dance plans fo go fo a vocafional school. BARBARA FRIEDMAN-Barb FA hallguard worked af Junior Miss likes people dislikes walking fo school in freezing weafher plans fo go fo college secref ambifion: fo go pearl diving in Lake Calhoun. SANDRA FRISEN-Frifz Y-Teens Work Program enioys collecfing boxes likes 'the lake and Traveling wenf fo fhe Wesf Coasf plans fo fravel fo Alaska secref ambifion: fo be a ballel dancer. PATRICK GALE- was employed af lhe Radisson I-lofel wenf fo Canada likes skiing and camping plans fo go fo fhe Uni- versify of Minnesofa. MARY GANGELHOFF-Y-Teens AFS Presidenf of Confacf employed as a waifress enjoys wafer skiing dislikes working and walking fo school on winfer mornings secref ambifion: fo be an only child. MICHAEL GARDNER-Poncho MMWBTA was em- ployed af Lunds likes fo spend Sundays af fhe sfrip wilh his car dislikes winfer police, Green Deafh, and Fords secref ambifion: fo barnsform wifh a DC 8. BRUCE GEHRING-member of Ski Club was employed af Trollhaugen enioys skiing, boafing, and cars lraveled lo Europe likes fo fravel plans fo go lo college. ANNE GERDE-Boofsie enioys swimming and golfing lndianeffes NHS Phy Ed Leader AFS Y-Teens Spanish Club Pep Club worked af Bachmans plans fo maior in English. ii--2? 'Cf- STEPHANIE GIANOS-ErigiT lndianeTTes STudenT Council was employed aT Clancy's plays The piano Traveled To Hill CiTy likes To snow ski secreT ambiTion: To be a B-sTress plans To go To college. ALAN GILBERT-Al hallguard AES Spanish Club worked aT McDonalds enioys sporTs placed l3Th aT The STaTe Fair CurrenT EvenTs ConTesT secreT ambiTion: To become a lawyer. PATI GILES-PaT Secre- Tary oT Choir STudenT Council Tennis Team badminTon Team Phy Ed Leader liTe guard secreT ambilion: To geT skinny plans To go To Taylor UniversiTy. MARK GILLILAND-Gill Junior achievemenT Oc- cupaTional ParT-Time Training Program works af Cherne lndusTrial plans To go inTo The Navy secreT am- biTion: To be a maThernaTician or a buyer. VICKI GOD- DARD-Vic Dance ComrniTTee Pep Club Young LiTe Spanish Club Y-Teens Woyake AES Hi League TAR counselor aT church camp plays The piano plans To Travel and go To college. THERESA GOLDMAN-Terri Spanish Club Y-Teens l-li League enioys playing Toolball, waTer skiing, and swimming likes cherries dislikes sewing secreT ambiTion: To Teepee The righT house. ANNAMARIE GOSS-Anna German Club gives TluTe lessons enioys avoiding chemisTry homework lived in England geTs losT in ST. Paul dislikes mid- nighT curTews secreT ambiTion: To make Mr. Halley laugh. MARY GRADY-Mary l ChoraleTTes Y-Teens was candy sTriper Work Program worked aT Edina STaTe Bank Traveled To Tennessee likes nuTTy people secreT ambiTion: To be quieT Tor one hour. ELLEN GRAFF-church choir Missionary Board Pioneer Girls was employed aT Edina Shoe Service likes To collecl' coins plays The piano plans To go To college secreT ambiTion: To be a Track sTar. LEFT: Nancy Hann pulls hersell TogeTher. RlGT'lT: STudenT Council PresidenT Dave CroTT casTs his voTe Tor skiing. GRETCHEN GRANLUND-Y-Teens I-lomecoming Com- miTTee ETA Senior Class Council make-up commiTTee Tor The EanTasTicks was employed aT Mr. DonuT likes lisTening To Trains and The word sparkle. KEVIN GREEN-was employed aT Penney's Work Pro- gram likes To collecT guns dislikes Tilling ouT papers plans To go To Alaska and work on consTrucTion secreT ambiTion: To become a brush piloT. CYNTHIA GREENE--Pea Woyake was employed aT Jackson Graves likes people. wriTing poeTry. and Lakewood CemeTery dislikes homeroom secreT ambiTion is To mow The lawn in a messy siTuaTion. MARY GRUSS-Choir AFS Arrow Phy Ed Leader Y-Teens JOb's DaughTers Young LiTe likes To wriTe and sing plays The piano secreT ambiTion: To live down The name Mama plans To go To college. BRYAN GUDMUNDSON-Goody Track swimming Boys' A-squad lndianeTTes Phy Ed Leader S Club was employed aT DeLaria's likes surprise birThday parTies, Mrs. SmiTh, and Thinking dislikes women drivers. JANICE GURRY-Jan Arrow Y-Teens AES Prom CommiTTee candy- sTriper was employed aT Mickus Dry Cleaners likes babies and roses dislikes conceiTed people secreT ambiTion: To know whaT's pulling OEF. JAMES GUST-Jim STage Crew DebaTe Team Arrow STudenT Council Band likes cheering aT hockey TournamenTs, compuTers. and discussing Temporal dimensions dislikes procrasTinaTing play direcTors. ZSUZSANNA GYORKY-Suzy Woyake Arrow German Club PresidenT likes sleeping, warm sunny days, and lisTening To S and G in The dark dislikes school bells secreT arnbiTion: To never be The same. ANN HAFFTEN-Woyake Y-Teens Red Cross likes seasons. driving To The cabin, and qualiTy conTrols enioys swimming and living every minuTe dislikes people who don'T smile. DARLENE HAFNER-Dar Homecoming DecoraTing CommiTTee oTTice aide likes pepperoni pizzas dislikes ripped panTs and orange and black Super Bees plans To live on a ranch in Colorado. ROBERT HALE- BerT EanTasTicks DECA Explorer PosT was employed aT Leed's enjoys acTing and singing likes waTer and radios dislikes lousy drivers plans To be a maTh Teacher. WILLIAM HALVORSON-Bill Work Program enioys miniaTure models received The T969 CraTTsman OT The Year Award likes rooTbeer dislikes revoluTion spenT summer '67 in Europe secreT ambiTion: To own a CorveTTe. s,,,, .. ,, ,--- fsmasvqggmfwyi Qgzm, ,wwmg5gggQ5,,5,Lw5 4935 v- iiif I iiiii 6 .. ,,,. 3 MK.. fr' i u is f W,,,,,kA i 5-any 9 sygwggemggv ' I ,War ,, M ,,,,,... M,f..,M.i, 5 ,.. W fffif M ,,,,..,,,, up W'fflzzzgvsafffw-W -ffiffii..--'ia-mu, if W4 mow, ,,,,, ...iam ,,,,, MARK HANKINSON-Hank wen? on a bicycle Trip around Lake Superior dislikes long classes likes shorler classes secrel ambirion: lo 'rake oil nexl summer and lravel our Wesl plans To allend college. NANCY HANN-Choir Seclion Leader Y-Teens Chapler Presi- denl had a WAR wilh lhe balcony boys likes Jonny Malhis, chemisfry parlners, Nicolell Island. and 'rriple gunk dislikes big feel. THOMAS HANNEMAN- Tom enioys filling oul aclivily sheels likes people and lile dislikes hale and being forced plans 'ro aflend college secrel ambilions 'ro live an exciling and happy lile. NANCY HANNON-Wiiggly Ski Club received lhe Presidenlial Physical Filness Award likes ouldoor sporls saves everylhing secref ambilion: lo be lhe lirsl' airline slewardess lo save her plane from being hijacked. CAROL HANSEN-German Club malh aide American Cancer Sociely was employed al Edina Kilchens likes camping in lhe mounlains dislikes chemislry secrel ambiliori: lo meel Jean-Claude Killy. JEANNE HANSEN-Choir Treasurer Woyake Y-Teens Pep Club AFS Sludenl Council Hi League was employed al Schmills enjoys snow and wafer skiing has been lo Florida plans lo allend college. ROGER HANSON-Whopper Choir Seclion Leader All-Slale Choir worked af Nielsen's sludio collecfs girls dislikes beer secrel ambifion is lo become a singer plans lo be an archilecl. KEVIN HART-Occupalional Parr-Time Training Program was employed af a DX gas slafion and af Red Owl -likes girls and beer dislikes school wanls lo always have a good lime secref ambilion is lo see 'the world before gefling married. MARY HEBNER-Kalie was an allen- dance clerk in homeroom likes lo help olher people enioys all sporfs worked in a nursing home excelled in alhlelics. 7 WILLIAM HEBNER-Willie loolball German Club Young Life was employed af Porkys wenl 'lo S+. Paul wilh LYFB likes everylhinq secref ambiiion lo be alive plans ldallencl college. RICHARD HEDKE-- was employed al Lunds on lhe Work Program callecls pennies enioys working on cars once shol a live- poinl buck secrel ambilion is lo come lo school awake for one day. DEBORAH HEGERMAN-Debbie Y-leens Co-Caplain ol Mini-elfes likes kids enioys walking for miles plans To greduale from Abboll Hospi- lal School of Nursing secrel ambilion: 'ro be a Mormon HUD. PHY ED LEADERS SENIOR HIGH: B. Allen S. Boddy D. Boe D. Cupka J. Dahl M. Eckes G. Padell R. Flesher D. Porchas A. Franzen A. Gerde P. Giles B. Gudmundson L. Holmberq N. Kipp D. Lambie C. Lund J. McNally S. Moon J. Overson C. Payne S. Pierzina P. Smiley L. Solsviq S. Slanqer P. Wedgewood L. Woodruff JUNIOR HIGH C. Aspenson B. Berq K. Bersceid J. Brunsvold J. Cardelli D. Dahlslrom K. Dols D. Falls J. Hansen C. Kleiman B. lvleredyk R. Olin D. Pelerson J. Searles J. Slallman S. Thompson C. Tosier B. Williams THOMAS HEGG-Tom Presiden? ol Thespians Sludenl Council aulhor o? Slardus? on ?he Moonglown Fan?as?icks was a S?udenl Residen? a? ?he Gu?hrie collec?s an?ique weapons likes Romper Room. THOMAS HELLING-Tom sophomore ?rack enioys playing poker likes Blood. Swea?. and Tears. shor? girls, wild experiences, and hunling secre? ambilionz ?o Hgh? in Vie? Nam plans ?o become a game warden. DEBRA HELME-Debbie Y-Teens Choralelles l-li League Job's Daugh?ers was employed a? Joyce's Bakery likes las? new red cars wen? ?o Mexico in '69 secre? ambi?ion: 'ro be someone impor?an?. KRISTIN HENNUM-Kris Dance Commi??ee Y-Teens AFS French Club Pep Club Job's Daugh- ?ers worked a? Clancy's Traveled ?o Texas and Florida plans lo lravel and work wi?h an airline. KATHLEEN HERMANSON-l-lerm Y-Teens Chap?er Presiden? enioys morning ?eepeeing wen? ?o Sea??le likes punching ou? dislikes big brown bears secre? ambi?ion: ?o become a slewardess. RICHARD HODNE -Rick member of W.l.W, was employed a? a service s?a?ion likes moforcycles secrel ambi?ion is ?o ?ravel all over ?he coun?ry on his bike. JOAN HOLLANDER-Froggy was employed a? Walker Me?hodis? Hospilal likes ar?, swimming. and skiing plans ?o ?ravel and possibly lur?her her educa?ion in flue ?u?ure. JAMES HOLMAN-G-andol? swimming S Club likes ?rap shoofing, road rallying. Miss Sex?on. and Elk River dislikes ?he Green Dea+Iw and 7 A.M. praclices plans ?o become an engineer. LESLIE HOLM- BERG-l-lom ?oo?ball Phy Ed Leader Young Lile Mit Roshol?'s special clean-up service worked a? Sears likes ?o play pool wen? ?o Ou?warcl Bound secre? ambi?ion: ?o own a Porsche. STEVEN HOLSTEN-Twink ?oo?ball so??ball colleclg pennies messes wilh cars once caugh? a 25 lb. Norlhern likes Minneso?a wealher dislikes people who bi?e o?hers in 'rhe ?orehead. KATHERINE HOLTE -Kalhy Y-Teens AFS German Club worked in NW Hospi?al's dielary ki?chen enioys drawing received an AFS scholarship has been ?o New Zealand secre? ambifionz 'ro make crepe suze??e. DAR- WIN HOLTER-AFS Spanish Club was employed a? Gri??en's Pharmacy likes ln?ini?y's End, dancing. and wafer skiing dislikes onions plans ?o a??end ?he Universily 0? Minneso?a. JERRY HOOGENAKKER-Berry saffball lan in ?he s?ands was employed al Clancy's likes hoochin, molorcycles, and spor?s cars dislikes zi?s secre? ambi?ion: ?o ride a molorcycle decenfly. BRUCE HOWE- Ma?? ?rack Thespians DeMolay was a gas slarion allendanl likes ?o ac? lraveled lo Idaho and Wyoming lulure plans include NROTC secre? ambi?ion: lo break ?he Ci?y vaul?ing record. CHERYL HUGHES-Chech Choir B-squad lndiane??es Y-Teens received a Cinderella award likes frogs and hockey players dislikes losing ?o Washburn secre? ambi?ion: ?o be ?he lirs? lady on ?he moon. PAUL HUSPENI-Paul enioys taking vacations and keeping animals was employed at Penney's travels to Georgia during the summer secret ambition is to bug Mr. Halley plans to go to college. JULIE HUTT- Christel Arrow News Editor German Club Debate Woyake Speech Contest was in a one act play member ot Metro Horizan Club Camp Fire Girls went to Washington tor Young Americans. DAVID INGERSOLL-hallguard church youth group worked at Southtown Theater collect coins likes to tly dislikes eating lunch plans to attend college or ioin the military. BARBARA JACOBSON-BJ Wagistanian Sports Editor Senior Class Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms Arrow NHS Class Council Pep Club likes basketball and anything chocolate secret ambition: to carry a tune. MICHAEL JAMES-5 pike assistant principal's private ianitor supplies beverages likes to play pool and destroy cars lst class Boy Scout secret ambition: to go around the country on a 650 BSA. BECKY JOHNSON-Wagistanian Special Events Editor Stu- dent Council Dance Committee Decoration Chairman Y-Teens Chapter President Pep Club Treasurer .. Junior Miss Teen Board. CRAIG JOHNSON-Jons DECA worked at Super Value likes to cruise on Lake Street likes to travel dislikes tire drills and women drivers secret ambition: to be captain on the Star Ship Enterprise. GARY JOHN- SON-Fatso Occupational Part-Time Program en- ioys collecting bottles likes Bali Hai, beer. money. and weekends dislikes Monday mornings and car wheels plans to be a temporary bum. GREG JOHNSON-Geggie Choral Club Luther League church choir taught banio lessons likes mimeographs dislikes money and what it does to people golts secret ambition: to be a pastor. HAROLD JOHNSON-Halbert JV hockey tootball played in a l25 inning World's Record sottball game likes toxy ladies dislikes uptight people received President's Physical Fitness Award. LYNDA JOHNSON- Lynn Thespian Red Cross Pep Club library aide candy striper raises tropical tish received district speech contest award likes the State Fair dislikes cleaning rooms. MICHAEL JOHNSON-Mike likes to sleep and work on cars secret ambition: to go to Calitornia participated in the Work Program did construction work. RIGHT: Devouring a teast is easier than setting one up. 5. i X LEFT: Reid Johnson proposes a loasl' in honor ol Gourmel Day. RANDALL JOHNSON-Monkey hockey baseball enjoys painling houses and working on car bodies likes beaulilul girls dislikes far ugly girls secrel ambilion: lo be a race car driver. REID JOHNSON- Rodollo Sludenl Council Senior Class Boys' Sergeanl- al-arms enjoys organizing picnics cuslomizes I967 Chevs dislikes SAAB's secrel ambilion is 'ro leave 'lhe world his XKE. SALLY JOHNSON-AFS member ol Conlacl employed al Donaldson's enjoys draw- ing and wriiing poelry likes lhe Bealles and Donovan secrel amloifion is lo be whal she wanls lo be. SANDRA JOHNSON-Sandy AFS Y-Teens Sludenl Council French Club Job's Daughlers was employed al The Tie Rack enjoys skiing and sailing likes camping secrel ambiiion: io go back 'lo Taylor Falls. SUSAN JOHNSON--Sue Woyake Spanish Club Y-Teens enjoys aslrology and wriling poelry likes Donovan, peanut buffer, and pickled her- ring dislikes mushrooms secrel ambilionz 'ro marry Prince Charles. CONNELL JOHNSTON-Conly sopho- more lrack helped organize picnics worked for Fll-ll-l employed al Embers works wilh his '58 Rambler likes Richfield girls, Chisolm, and Pine Beach Cabin 5 SUSAN JOHNSTON-Suki Woyake Y-Teens library aide worked al a nursing home likes pickled herring, black olives, and Afom Ani dislikes Elvis Presley secrel ambilion: lo marry a millionaire. SHERYL JOR- GENSEN-Sherry Nl-lS 2-year Cheerleader Homecoming Queen Senior Class Council Sludenl Council AFS member of Y-Teens Powers Teen- board Aqua Teens likes cookie dough. DIANE JUNGELL-Jungle-girl Y-Teens Sludenl Council Class Council Pep Club Homecoming Commil- N. g 'ree ... Job's Daughlers . .. loves lo 'feepee houses . . . If enjoys sewing. lalking, and skiiing likes puppies . , 5 V i Tl RIGHT: Rick l-lodne discovers lhal he musf have laken a wrong Turn some- where. JAMES JUSTlCE-Judge Arrow Woyake .. DECA likes parlies, sharp clolhes, 'and any sporl dislikes polilical uprisings and pseudo inlellecluals secrel ambilion: lo lake slale in bool hockey. LEE KAMEL- Vice Presidenf of the Senior Class Woyake Spanish Club Treasurer AFS was a shoe salesman al Chandlers likes polilics will go fo college secrel ambilion: lo be a U.S. Senalor. KENT KAPITAN--VAC Choral Club 'rrack was employed by J. C. Penney's as a shoe salesman on lhe Work Program plays guilar likes waler skiing, cheeseburgers, and W. C. Fields will lravel and go lo college. TIMOTHY KELLY-was employed as a cook al Embers likes skiing, molorcycles. swimming. and good-looking girls secrel ambilion is lo become an archileclural engineer will allend lhe Universily ol' Minnesola. CYNTHIA KIENAST-Class Council Dance Commillee Chairman Y-Teens AFS Pep Club likes lraveling and horseback riding enioys meeling people secrel am- bilion is lo finish college and law school. NANCY KlPP-- AFS Nl-lS Ski Club Y-Teens Pep Club French Club worked at Norlh Slar Color Film Service .. .Phy Ed Leader likes food and boys will become a leacher afler lhe U of M. CLAUDE KLEIMAN-Bool' wreslling Phy Ed Leader S Club was an aclive member of SAD worked al' lvlarfin's Service Slalion enioys working wilh cars secrel ambilion is lo become an eleclricily leacher. CHARLES KONOLD-Charlie was manager of The base- ball leam VAC Chief-in-Charge received a service award lor VAC work likes lo wrile slories dislikes lal would like lo lravel and have fun in the summer. DEBRA LAMBIE-Charlie Y-Teens Chapler Presidenl' badminlon team Phy Ed Leader Pep Club received lhe Presidenlial Physical Filness Award likes people and acling would like lo live in Ridgmar Square behind lhe wall in Forl Worlh, Texas. KAY LAPHAM-Y-Teens was a member of lhe Choir Band AFS church choir church youlh group hobbies include playing The piano and sewing would like lo lravel afler high school and lhen allend college. BRADLEY LARSON-Fearless was empolyed 'through lhe Occupalional Parl-Time Training Program lulure plans include conlinuing work, fraveling, and possibly allending college. CYNTHIA LARSON-Cindy Y-Teens Chapler Presidenl FTA Pep Club French Club AFS Choralelles library aide candyslriper secrel ambilion: lo live in Auslralia loves sad movies and Sounds ol Silence. LINDA LARSON-Lin Choir Librarian Woyake Spanish Club Horizon Club Job's DaughTers enjoys playing The guiTar, singing, and horseback riding secreT ambiTion: To ioin a circus will become a veTerinarian. MARY LARSON-Lars badminTon Spanish Club Choral Club Y-Teens worked aT Edina CaTeTeria has visiTed The Dominican Republic secreT ambiTion: To be buxom wanTs To be a sTe.wardess. PAMELA LARSON-Pam was employed by American Hardware lvluTual lnsurance Co. on The Work Program enjoys music. acTing, and reading secreT ambiTion is To be a singer and Travel around The world. CYNTHIA LEE-Cindy . . . Y-Teens All School Vice PresidenT ChapTer PresidenT Choir STudenT Council Fair Tyme Singers worked aT DayTons loves dancing, bare TeeT. and Toreign accenTs plans on college. STEVEN LEE-Leo Ski Club B-squad cross counTry AFS Spanish Club soph. TooTball hallguard likes sporTs and girls hopes To Travel To Europe secreT ambiTion: To make a million dollars. SELDON LEIGHTON- Sel sophomore TooTball has been employed aT Em- bers ResTauranT and Fred's Grocery STore enioys hunTing TuTure plans include aTTending The UniversiTy of Min- nesoTa. CHARLES LeMAlRE-Scale cross counTry DebaTe Team CompuTer Club Chess Club Science Club PresidenT enioys working on cars. reading, and bicycling prospecTed gold in MonTana plans on college. JEANETTE LENNANDER-JeT AFS ChoraleTTes worked aT General HospiTal on The Work Program likes sewing, horseback riding, Tall boys. and waTer skiing haTes work and shoes will aTlend college. CARLOS LEON-AFS sTudenT Trom Equador Choir AFS Club enioys drawing and reading likes snow. movies, and girls secreT ambiTion is To be PresidenT of Equador . . . will be an archiTecT aTTer college. SUSAN LESCH-Slush Woyake Wagisfanian Y- Teens Chaplain AFS cashier aT DayTons likes drawing NaTional MeriT LeTTer oT CommendaTion Arr Service Award will aTTend college. DAN LEUBNER- Leub Graphic ArTs Club GAP worked aT Fred G. Andersons on The Work Program likes playing The guiTar and drums and working on cars secreT ambiTion: To be an arTisT will enTer Trade school. DAVID LEVINE- Imperial B. leTTered in TooTball and baseball STudenT Council Choir Woyake Young Life was employed as a busboy likes Tood, music. and Bill Cosby . . . plans To Travel and go To college. GREGG LIBBEY-Lib TooTball DECA Vice Presidenf Young Life worked aT RoberTs Formal Wear secreT ambiTion is To daTe a perTecT blond TuTure plans include aTTending The UniversiTy OT MinnesoTa. JOHN LIED-Lieder Concerf Band Pep Band won a meriT award in indusTrial arTs has Toured Mexico likes 6Th hour sTudy secreT ambiTion is To make hisTory plans on aTTending The U of M. LINDA LlENHARD-- Louy AFS Pep Club worked aT The ST. Louis Park Medical CenTer Through The Work Program likes day camp. dirT. P.B., and waTer and snow skiing TuTure plans include business school. l62 PETER LIENKE-Links worked af Morningside Texaco on ihe Work Program enioys repairing cars likes Fords hafes Chevrolels and school secrei ambiiion is +o pui' General Moiors our of business. CATHERINE LINKERT-Cafhy Ski Club Y-Teens Pep Club AFS FTA worked ai Daylons enioys rraveling, popcorn, and fall secrei ambiiion is fo be a farmer will major in home economics af 'rhe U of M. JEAN LONGEWAY-Beanie Soph Class Council Pep Club Spanish Club Y-Teens SOD Homecoming Comrniiiee worked ar Donaldsons likes Gusfavas boys dislikes Twinkies will afiend Guslavus Adolphus. STUART LORBERBAUM-Puly Spanish Club Presiclenl' AFS Compufer Club irack B-squad cross coun+ry worked ai Donuieria likes working on cars and lisfening fo records will affend college. ROBIN LORING-Bobbin Choir Y-Teens B-squad lndianefles Young Life Pep Club AFS worked al Edina Rexall likes skiing, wild parlies, and hockey secrel ambilion is fo gei skinny, ELIZABETH LOUD-Belsy Assisianl Ediior of Arrow Woyake AFS American sisfer French and German Clubs Y- Teens enioys wriiing music secref ambiiion is 'ro marry a foreign correspondenl and 'rravel. KATHRYN LOWE-Kay was employed by an insurance company in the Work Program secrel ambilion is io fravel Through Ihe counlry wilh a bus full of kids will aflend Vocalional for nurses fraining. MARCIA LOWE- AFS Y-Teens German Club Honored Queen of Job's Daughfers worked ai fhe Now and Then Shop enioys skiing and sailing secre+ ambilion is fo be 6'6 +all will alfend college. RANDY LOWE-Wally golf Ieam was member of German Club Young Life was employed as a bus boy af fhe While House Reslauranl' plans lo allend The Universify of Minnesola in ihe fall. CAROL LUND-golf Ieam YATeens Chapfer Presidenf Phy Ed Leader volleyball AFS Publicify Chair- man DECA French Club worked af Berman Buckskin will maior in merchandising in college. COL- LEEN LUTZ-lndianelles Senior Class Council Repre- senlafive Sludeni Council Alfernafe Language aide Y-Teens member Pep Club enioys wafer skiing plans on affending college. STEPHEN MAHER-Sieve parlicipaled in The Work Program likes fo play lhe drums fufure plans include alfending college. LEFT: Lin Runquisl 'rurns her aflenlion from homework lo a more lascinaling subiecl. MICHAEL MALONEY-BEC Club Aulo Car Club of America was employed by McGee Trucking lnc. enioys repairing cars and building lraclors secref ambilion is 'ro be a millionaire before age 2l. JULIE MAN- NING-Jewel Y-Teens was employed lhrough the Work Program as a nurse's aid al General I-lospifal loves people and animals lexcepl bugsl lulure plans include a lrade school. CATHIE MATTE-Kyle Choral- elfes Sunday school leacher church choir mem' ber JA enioys boaling and collecling shells likes lillle kids, cals, and hikes plans on 'iurfher sludy al' Vocalional. KATHLEEN MCCAULEY-Choralelles officer Choir Young Life Y-Teens Pep Club French Club .. worked al Snyders likes all sporls secrel ambi- lion is 'ro wrile lo all guys in Viel Nam will allend UMD. WILLIAM MCGIE-Benii wreslling parficipanl in Gourmel Day has worked al McDonalds. Red Barn, and Red Owl plays poker likes psychology hales homework plans on enlering college. BETTIE Mc- GOVERN-B. MCG. Sludenl Council AES Ski Club Spanish Club library aide Homecoming Commillee Young Life Job's Daughlers secrel ambilion: lo learn 'ro sky dive will 'leach ailer college. BRIAN McKINNON-Mac DECA has worked al a Gulf gas slalion enjoys building dragslers and slreel rods plans lo be a priesl or a lruck driver enioys fraveling down Lake Sfreel. JOHN McNALI.Y-Jack Ski Club Presidenl NHS leaches lolk and classical qui+ar enjoys skiing, wrilirig, and sculpluring lraveled lhroughoul Europe plans lo go lo college. LYNN MENKEMELLER-Cinnamon Red Cross Y-Teens make'up cornmilfee for school play candyslriper wcrked al' Sl. Louis Park Medical Cenfer likes lhe song Salisfaclion plans lo be a nurse. BARBARA MEREDYK-Barb Secrelary of German Club Ski Club Treasurer Yeleens AES Phy Ed Leader Job's Daughlers Oueen likes sporls and '63 Fords . .. secrel ambilion is lo reach 5'9 . IRIS MEYER- FTA French Club Pep Club B'Nai Brilh Girls . . member of TYG enioys sewing as a hobby secrel ambition is 'ro have hair down lo 'lhe floor Iulure plans include college. RICHARD MEYERS-Rick swimming sophomore baskelball member of AMFNA and Sierra Club was employed by Red Owl secrel ambilion is lo ride an oxcarl coasf-lo-coasl' will be a college bum. RIGHT: Serenily surrounds Sarah Doerr. CAROLYN MILLER-parlicipaled in Y-Teens Sludeni' Council member ol Campus Life worked as a wailress al' Bridgeman's enjoys sewing as a hobby iulure plans include college. PAUL MILLER-hockey soph baseball S Club Homecoming Escorl Iennis Pep Club worked al Johnson Bros. Conslruc- fion Co. likes fooling around wilh cars, skiing. and ealing doughnuls plans on college. STEVEN MOON-Goon Phy Ed Leader hockey German Club has been employed a'I' Nalional and Pearson Dislribuling Corp enioys all sporls, hunling, and fishing secrel' ambilion is Io walk on waler. LINDA MORTENSON-DECA church choir Job's Daughlers was employed al Daylons Through lhe Work Program dislikes conceiled people secrel' ambilion is lo be a house deleclive lor a deparlmenf slore. CATHY MOSCOE-Calh FTA Spanish Club Pep Club AFS Y-Teens Sigma Thefa Phi Philanlhropic Sociely was a camp counselor worked al lhe Fair loves Iraveling and Florida hopes lo go wesl 'lo college. JUDITH MOZIS-Jude Class Council Y- Teens Pep Club Choral Club AFS Ski Club French Club worked ar Red Barn and Parklane Hosiery likes skiing and '56 Chevys plans on college. IRENE MUELLER-Rene Y-Teens has worked ai' Dairy Queen and Edina Thealer enioys walching her dad race slock cars ailer high school will complele beauly school and go inlo cosmefology. GAYLE MULHOL- LAND-Mully Class Council B-squad Cheerleading Band Ski Club AFS Pep Club Y-Teens Young Life worked al Edina Rexall likes skiing secrel ambilion is lo be a cheerleader. JAMES MUR- RAY-Murph loolball lrack S Club member of German Club enioys skydiving and likes l955 cars secrel arnbilion is lo win ihe Heisman Trophy . . . plans fo go Io college. BONNIE NADLER-Bony Y-Teens AFS Ski Club Spanish Club Pep Club laugh? Sunday school worked al' SI'evenson's secrel ambifionz 'fo mow I'he lawn in a messy sifualion wanls 'ro be a model or a sfewardess. MARY NEHRING-Mumch Choral Club Pep Club worked al David Dell Co. enioys horseback riding, singing, and all sporls secrel' ambifion: lo grow a few inches Taller plans on college or business school. JOANNE NELSESTUEN-Jo Choral- elles Presidenl' Class Council Y-Teens Pep Club AFS French Club likes sewing and sporls secrel ambifion is lo marry an alhlele and Ieacher af SW plans on lhe U of M. 15 'ATI 4f ?' DENNIS NELSON-Denny frack Capfain cross counfry S Club AFS French Club Pep Club Young Life was Public Relafions man af Wesfgafe Theafre likes fhe smell of fresh sod will affend U of M. JOANNE NELSON-Joe...Y-Teens...Hu- man Righfs YES enioys reading. painfing, sewing, and people secref ambifion is fo be a lawyer plans on affending Dana College in Blare, Nebraska. THOMAS NELSON-Tom Chess Club German Club Sfu- denf Federafion Red Cross worked af Walgreens received a granf for college will sfudy law and polifics hopes fo be elecfed fo a federal office. DONALD NIELSEN-Don Wagisfanian Camera Club AFS Graphic Arfs Club Explorers worked as a camp counselor enioys phofography, wafer skiing, and fhe ouf-of-doors plans on college. ROBERT NIELSEN-Dumbo soph foofball baseball worked af Counfry Club Markef secref ambifion: fo find ouf why he's called Dumbo likes hockey will affend college and become a veferinarian. KATHLEEN NOMA-- Noma Wagisianian Arrow Woyake golf feam Homecoming Commiffee JACL collecfs buffons likes food and biking dislikes sweef pofafoes secref ambifion is fo gef a hole-in-one. DONAL O'DONNELL-Freshman Choir Choral Club French Club AFS soph cross counfry frack worked as a cook af Del.aria's likes hunfing. fishing. and skiing will fravel and affend college. SUSAN OGDAHL-Spanish Club Sfudenf Council language aide Mf. Olivef Cafhedral Choir was salesgirl af Donaldson's plays piano has fraveled fo fhe Scandinavian counfries will affend college. THOMAS OHNSTEIN- Ohnie was employed by Marvin Orecks plays guifar and saxophone likes Renee's raceS and weekends af Donneybrooke dislikes people who don'f appreciafe bad puns . . . plans on college. RICHARD OLIN-Rick wresfling Track AFS NHS Leffer of Comrnendafion Boy Scoufs has been a lifeguard and a salesman enjoys hunfing, camp- ing, and reading will affend college will become a bum, ALLAN OLSON-Ole B-squad cross counfry played on undefeafed Parkboard soffball feam worked af Counfry Club likes sporfs. especially hockey secref ambifion is fo have sfraighf hair. LYNNE OLSON-girls' golf feam Wagisfanian Y-Teens French Club AFS church choir worked in a grocery sfore likes hockey, golf, and sewing dislikes fish will affend college. YVONNE OMAN-Y-Teens Pep Club Choir Choraleffes Confacf CYC Junior Achievemenf worked af Rainbow Cafe is saving money fo go fo Europe will become a 'teacher affer college. THOMAS OSS-Graphic Arfs Club Camera Club swimming feam JA Presidenf of fhe Year l968 ran a lighf show af fhe Labor Temple likes music plans fo maior in philosophy or foresfry af U of M. JOHN OVER- SON--Ovie baseball DECA Presidenf Sfudenf Council Arrow hallguard Pep Club Sno- Day Ragball Champ member of his All-Sfar Hockey Team. MARY OWENS-Class Council Y-Teens AFS Pep Club Secreiary of DECA worked af Mi. Sinai Hospiial likes horseback riding and waierskiing secrer arnbiiion is fo be a baseball coach. THOMAS PACIOREK-Presideni of Choir Junior and Senior Madrigals direcior Siudeni Council bass player for lniiniry's End worked af Daylons All Slale Choir will maior in music ai 'rhe U of M. PATRICIA PARKER- Pai Woyake Siudenr Council AFS Pep Club biology lab assisianl' Y-Teens worked al' a drycleaners likes old cloihes and independence haies Monday mornings wanis 'ro be a psychologist CLAUDIA PAYNE-Claude Y-Teens Secreiary of Choir Pep Club Phy Ed Leader badminion iennis volleyball Woyalte worked al Rainbow Cafe enjoys playing piano will allend Mankaio Siale. JOHN PEARSON-Ediiorials Ediior of Arrow Woyake Choir member of NHS Senior Madrigals APS NaT'l Merii Leiier of Commendafion- 'rraveled To Mexico fulure plans include college. MARY JO PEARSON-Homecoming Alumni Chairman Wagisfanian Choir Y-Teens Pep Club NHS worked al Bachmans likes wresiling secrel' ambition: To ger a driver's license. STEVEN PELKEY-AFS Ski Club Band hall- guard enioys irap shooiing and sleeping likes Porsches, skiing, and Washburn girls secrei ambiiion is lo be a Sealy Maliress Tesier . . . will become an archilecl. DIANE PETERSON-Peie Cheerleader Phy Ed Leader Pep Club AFS German Club has ridden in lhe irunk of a Grand Prix likes hockey. A8cW roof beer, and skiing will major in phy ed and maih ai lhe U of M. MARCIE PETERSON-Toad Band Sec- reiary AFS Pep Club Spanish Club Young Life worked ai 'the Swiss Chalei likes all sporis. especially wresiling .. . will become a Teacher or a slewardess aifer college, ABOVE: Quick and easy aifendance 'raking is one of senior homeroom's many advaniages. RIGHT: Dave Saliz- rnan whips 'through an eleciion skii. ,...-wg, ,Y ... is ...A MARILYN PETERSON-Layoul' Edilor of Arrow Wagis- fanian Woyake Copy Edifor AFS GAP Ski Club Yffeens AYH has had 'four iobs during high school likes skiing and red Muslangs will enler lhe U of M. RICHARD PETERSON-Chess Club German Club Arrow Slalf likes swimming, fishing, hunfing, baseball, sporfs cars, wesferns, and super- sonic bombers will aHend lhe Universify of Minnesola in fhe fall. STEPHEN PETERSON-Slreak sfudenf man- ager of foolball and baskefball plays fennis and bad- minfon worked af Tirle Insurance Company secrei ambirion is 'ro be a deep sea diver will enfer lhe Navy. GAIL PETTIPIECE-Midge? Y-Teens Spanish Club has worked in a real eslale company and in a bakery likes lo drive cars secrel' ambilionz lo shrink five inches will arfend Normandale College. BRIAN PFAU- Sludenl' Council foolball Young Life was a woman's shoe salesman af Dayfons likes io play all sporfs fufure plans include affending fhe Universiiy of Minnesola. BARBARA PHELPS-Barb AFS Y- Teens Spanish Club Pep Club FTA enioys playing guifar and banio likes cals, peanuf buffer, sewing, and skiing will aflend 'rhe U of M To become a velerinarian. RICHARD PHILIPP-Band I-Ii-Y played in a polka band Cily Commiffee Youlh Band likes drums, carlooning, fishing, and The female species wanls 'ro become a milkman and be discovered by Ed Sullivan. BONITA PIERCE-Bonnie Pep Club was a member of AFS laugh?-Sunday school plays organ likes fo sew won honorable menlion in +he Twin Cilies Organ Confesf secref ambirion: fo run a kennel. MICHELLE PIERZINA-Shell Choir Phy Ed Leader badminfon volleyball lennis Pep Club Woyake Y-Teens S+uden+ Council worked a+ Marvin Orecks likes fo ear wanrs lo be a sfewardess or an asfronomer. JAMES PINKHAM-Bean Woyake Sparahlle likes wriling, reading, horseback riding, and swimming Arr Service Award likes sleeping dislikes gerring up secrer ambirion: lo own a Rolls Royce. KIM PIVONKA-worked af Clark Oil Company hobbies in- clude collecfing pennies and relaxing likes BLT sand- wiches secref ambifionz ro ride shorgun on a garbage lruck will aHend Normandale. JANE PLOOG-Plug Cheerleading Alrernale Choir Pep Club Y-Teens AFS German Club church choir likes A8fW roof beer enioys hockey secrel ambirionz fo own an XKE will become a sfewardess affer college. RICHARD RANDALL-Rick .iv hockey golf S Club Graphic Arfs Club worked al' Minikahda Golf Club likes golf, huniing, and sleeping dislikes gefling up in fhe morning will afrencl lrade school. NANCY RASCHKA-Y-Teens Woyake French Club Pep Club MYF 'raughf Sunday school worked al Donaldsons secrel' ambifion: 'Io be 'fall enough +o be a sfewardess will alfend The U of M. EMYPAZ RAVAL-Emy . . . AFS exchange sfudenl from fhe Philippines Y-Teens Girl Scoufs likes acling, reading, singing. and dancing secref ambilion: 'ro be a psy- chologisr . .. will alfencl college. -1 RlGl-lT: Shamrock lucky charmers are. FRONT: Suzy Brown, Kafhy Dols. BACK: Joy Brunsvold, Queen Debbie Cupka. Nancy Hann. T DAVID RAYMOND-Choir cross couniry frack church choir enioys working on cars and building snow- men likes ice cream secrei' ambifion is fo run around fhe world wilhouf geliing wel. DEBRA REECE-Jolly Green Gianl Pep Club French Club worked af Clancy's Drugs likes sewing, large? shooting, and blond boys will become a sfewardess or model. JEFFREY REED-Jake Junior Achievemem' likes bowling, fishing, baseball, and bool hockey enioys reading and lislening lo Blind Failhu secrel ambifion is fo own a caslle and a Rolls Royce. BARBARA REEP-Barb Y-Teens Chapfer Vice Pres. Pep Club Job's Daughfers Campus Life worked af American Colleclors likes all spor'rs and camping secret ambilion is +o live in Auslralia. CHERLYN REMUS-Birdie Choral Club was employed as a denial assislanl on lhe Work Program likes lo laugh and inyenl bird calls dislikes dieling fufure plans in- clude gelling married. GAIL RIPPBERGER-Cheerleader Sfudenf Council Treasurer German Club Vice Pres. Ski Club Job's Daughters likes skiing and swimming will ailend college. MARK RISHOVD-Arfhur DECA employed by Kenneys lhrough ihe Work Program enioys working on cars slero Tape insfallalion experf secref arnbilion. lo be a double agenf will work for NW Airlines. STEVEN RIVERS-Porky soph foolball worked ai Cervin Eleclric likes working on cars enioys hanging around secref ambilion is lo become an eleclrician will aliend Dunwoody, DANIEL RODGERS-Dan cross counlry Co-Capfain of Track Chess Club church youih group carryoul boy al Lunds collecls sfamps likes policemen dislikes hippies plans on college. LEFT: Doug falls into a malhemalical france. BELOW: George Fadell would ralher swilch fhan go lhirsiy. WWWMWTV QUENTIN RUDE-Skip Spanish Club was an AFS brorher Choir worked al Jensens Texaco secrel ambition is io lravel lo every sfale and lo Ecuador will allencl Macalesier College. LIN RUNQUIST- Wagisianian Arr Edilor Woyake AFS German Club worked al Norfhweslern Hospilal likes pome- granales will allend arf school secrel' arnbilion: lo become lhe 'good wilch of The Norlh. LISA RUNQUIST- Chess Club swimming Woyake maih 'furor NHS Compufer Club French and Pep Club Slavic Folk Dance Club plays French Horn secrel ambilion is +o go lo Harvard. LEAH SABESE-Freaky Leah French Club AFS Sludenl Council Pep Club FTA BBG likes 'ro ski secref ambifion is lo mow lhe lawn in a messy siluaiion will iravel and ailend U of M. TIMOTHY SALO-Tim was in cross counlry wreslling Compuler Club Graphic Arls Club has worked in a prinl' shop amaleur radio operalor NSF summer program al +he Universily of lowa. DAVID SALTZ- MAN-AFS member of Nalional Thespians Spanish Club has worked on a farm likes acfing fraveled lo Mexico on lhe SW lrip lulure plans include college and more Traveling. SUSAN SARTOR-Y-Teens has worked al Daylons, Hud- sons, and lhe Bureau of Engraving on lhe Work Program likes sewing and reading fulure plans include lraveling lo a foreign counlry. LAURA SATHRE-Y-Teens Chapler Presidenl Band likes collecling and buying new records . . . Arr Service Award . .. secrel' ambiiion is fo mee? fhe Bealles would like lo become a policewoman. COLLEEN SAVAGE-Y-Teens AFS was employed al Wesfgafe Cleaners 'lhrough lhe SW Work Program likes cars and boys secrel' ambiiion is fo become a playboy bunny . .. will allend college. R' T 5 I Y I 4 j xx , Q 5 Nil RIGHT: Help yourseIT'. FAR RIGHT' me Senior slump hiTs Duane BendT. DEAN SCHILLING-PeansT Senior Class PresidenT Choir SecTion Leader TooTball CapTain baseball Track S Club LaTin Club PresidenT Boys' STaTe TuTure plans include Travel, college. and coaching. LOIS SCHLUMPBERGER-Ann employed aT The Tie Rack Through The World Program likes To dance and Tiddle wiTh cars secreT ambiTion: To be rich, Tamous. and single will aTTend Normandale. CAROL SCHOENHERR -Carrie STudenT Council Pep Club Science Club NaTionaI AssociaTion oT Cheerleaders YSA enioys shoveling The snow and mowing The grass likes To waTch submarines . received drama recogniTion. NICHOLAS SCHOUVILLER-Nick parTicipaTed in The Work Program was a repairman aT a bicycle shop likes electrical work TuTure plans are To aTTend Dun- woody lnsTiTuTe. DIANNE SCHROEDER-was a member of German Club belongs To Girl ScouTs was employed by Snyders Drug STore as a waiTress TuTure plans in- clude Travel beTore enTering college and going To work. BARBARA SCHULL-Y-Teens AES Pep Club Spanish Club played on a church soTTbaII Team God and CommuniTy Award secreT arnbiTion is To become a MinnesoTa Twin will aTTend STerIing College. KEITH SCHWEIBERGER-Schweibs soph hockey TooTbaII Young Life member of SAD aspires To go big game hunfing in Africa secreT ambiTion: To own The cloverIeaT plans To go To U OT M. JOHN SEARLES-TooTball baseball Co-CapTain oT swime ming STudenT Council RepresenTaTive S Club Phy Ed Leader secreT ambiTion: To be a policeman will aTTend Bemidii STaTe. PATRICIA SEELEN--Choral Club worked in The OccupaTionaI ParT-Time Training Pro- gram aT David Bell InvesTmenT Co. secreT ambiTion: To go To The iungle and meef Tarzen will go inTo Teaching. MICHELE SEXTON-DECA has been employed aT Kenesaw Drug worked aT Donaldsons on The Work Program was a Breck Homecoming Princess will aTTend The U oT M. or become a sTewardesc. BRADLEY SHELSTAD-Eddie hockey golT S Club STudenT Council All-CiTy hockey Team Young Life worked aT The WhiTe House secreT ambiTion: To become an inTernaTionaI playboy will aTTend college. WALLACE SHERMAN-DECA favoriTe sporT is girl- waTching was employed by SchwrighT MeaT Co. likes working on cars and Traveling enjoys C.E. secreT ambiTion: To be a millionaire. gm, L DUANE SCHOClNSKY-Dewy employed by Embers likes sleeping, cuTe girls, and TesTing used cars dislikes Chevys wanTs To become an auTo mechanic afTer aTTending Dunwoody or VocaTional. BRIAN SHORTEN --ShorTy leTTered in TooTball and baseball S Club Homecoming decoraTions Pep Club Young Life hobbies are fishing and hunTing TuTure plans include aTTending college. KATHRYN SlMS-KaThy De- baTe Compuiler Club Woyake German Club AES worked as a Tufor likes reading and Talking on The phone received DebaTe CerTiTicaTe plans on college. JAMES SINGSAAS-Sangs Woyalre AFS Span- ish Club Chess Club worked aT EiTel HospiTal received an arT award has Travelcl To Mexico and Las Vegas plans To go To The U OT M. ArchiTecTuraI School. LAURIE SISTERMAN-A and B-squad lndianeTTes Choir Seciion Leader Arrow Homecoming Oueens Com- miTTee AFS Y-Teens Spanish Club likes waTerskiing and Blood, Sweet and Tears plans To go To The U of M. JOHN SIVANICH-DECA Work Pro- gram likes going To parTies enioys racing and working wiTh cars secreT ambiTion is To become a profes- sional drag racer TuTure plans include The service. HALL OF FAME BEST LOOKING: Sherry Jorgensen, Brad ShelsTad MOST CONGETNHALZ Sheri Boddy, Reid Johnson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Cheryl Remus, Wayne Van Blarcom MOST INTELLECTUAL: Merry Wiesner, Andreis Treibergs MOST TALENTED: JoAnne Ferris, Tom Hegg MOST EEMlNlNE AND MOST ATHLETlC: Cindy Woods, John STallman MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Diane PeTerson, George Eadell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Carol Babiracki, John Pearson DONE MOST EOR THE SCHOOL: Pam Wedgewood, Russ STolle MOST RESPECTED: Debbie Cuplca, ScoTT Berglund BEST ALL-AROUND: Cindy Tosier, Dean Schilling RIGHT: Audubon Orioles are predicring signs of rhe Class of '70. DEBRA SKOLLER-Debbie Spanish Club BBYO worked af Friedman's Depr. Siore likes dances hares being 'rickled and dislikes bees furure plans include college and becoming a secrerary. JAMES SKULLY- varsify baskefball favoriie hobby is collecfing poslers dislikes work, snow and cold winfers secrer ambi- 'rion is 'ro ride around The counlry on a molorcycle. LARRY SLETTEN-Big Lar junior varsify hockey Presidenr of The Broiher Newfon Socieiy was employed as a clerk af DeLaria's likes ro drive moforcycles plans on enfering The Navy or college. KATHLEEN SLITTS-Kifren Woyake Ediror Arrow Fealure Wrirer Spanish Club Srudeni' Federaiion Crearive Wriling Award likes albino parakeefs, Dr. Foo. and weird clorhes will go io U of M. STEVEN SMEDBERG-Smead soph and iunior varsiry hockey has worked as a painfer likes golf, waferskiing. and snow skiing secrer ambition is +o play professional hockey will afiend Normandale. PATRICIA SMILEY-Smiles Choir lndianeiles Co-Caplain Homecoming Princess AFS badminfon Team modeled for Dayfons and worked af Clancy's Drugs secref ambifion is 'io gel skinny will go io college. ELIZABETH SMITH-Libbie Y-Teens Band French Club member of All-Sfale Band Firsl' Minneapolis Youfh Advisory Council likes Siamese cafs will maior in elemenfary educafion af fhe U of M. JANINE SMITH-Smyfhe Arrow Newswriier Senior Class Council Y-Teens Woyake French Club Pep Club Church Hi-league likes hockey and 'traveling will aifend college al Normandale. JEROME SMITH-Ramone Sfudenf Council member of SAD lunch monifor DECA Rai Rinks was on 'lhe SW Work Program likes parfies would like lo fravel lo Ireland fuiure plans include eniering ihe Navy. NANCY SMITH-German Club Y-Teens member Pep Club enioys reading and sewing likes warching foofball and hockey plans ro work affer high school will possibly afiend college. PAULA SMITH-Transferred fo SW from Omaha. Nebraska Spanish Club Choir worked al Snyder's Drugsiore likes crearive wrifing and reading Honor Roll will maior in Physics af fhe U of M. RUSSELL SMITH-Schmidl' Gray-Y wenr fo Burnsville received many complimenrs in his fime likes +o waich iooiball dislikes ro play foofball af all rimes worked ar Skeflinglons furure plans in- clude going 'ro college. 133 ff'-f gsm is Ja. E9 555 I 40' 'W' SHEILA SMITH-Woyake enioys snowmobiling and wriling likes '55 Chevys dislikes war and poverfy secrel ambifion is To find our who she really is iulure plans include lhe U of M. STEVEN SMITH-Siumifl' Lalin Club AFS hall guard MMWBTA church choir modeled for Lunds Boar Company likes reading and arguing secref ambiiion is io live down his repulaiion. VICKIJO SMITH-Vickie member of French Club Pep Club Band has worked af Iwo nursing homes likes pizza and pop dislikes sifring around will go fo Vocaiional for LPN courses. ALAN SNIDER-AI Compuier Club Chess Club AFS Junior Achievemenr Manufacluring VP ... worked for an archileclural engineering firm likes read- ing. camping. hunling, and fishing will aflend college. ELIZABETH SNYDER-Liz Y-feens ...Woyake Pep Club Spanish Club S+. Thomas Youlh Group worked al Bridgeman's secref ambiiions are 'lo learn fo wafer ski and 'fry parachuling will aflend Normandale JAMES SOLDIN-Soldy Caprain of wresfling leam NHS Srudenr Council foofball Young Life was a srock boy ar Counlry Club Marker likes people . secrer ambirionz fo sfarf an Indian uprising in Milaca. LINDA SOLSVIG-Moose Junior Class Council Pres- idenl AFS Club Secrelary Y-Teens Phy Ed Leader Choralerles Pep Club likes snow and a cerlain lifeguard will go on lo college. PATRICIA SOMERS-Pal Y'Teens AFS Pep Club mem- ber favorife hobby is sewing enjoys walching hockey and loolball afler high school plans To work. and larer go lo college io become a fashion designer. THOMAS SORENSON-Tom rrack German Club assisianf sfock manager ai Couniry Club market ,,, will do consirucrion work in Alaska afrer graduafion 'ihen will become a wriler. LEFT: Sail on silver girl, sail on by, The time has come 'ro shine. All your dreams are on Iheir way. RIGHT: Sieve Earl eyes rhe incanabula of lhe senior floal. JOHN STALLMAN--Sriller S Club foofball Caplain baskelball baseball Caplain Choral Club was employed al Warehouse Deliveries hares Mondays secref ambilion: fo slar in an underground film. SUSAN STANGER-Sfue Slingnae Phy Ed Leader Choir French Club Srudenf Council Y-Teens Pep Club Class Council has worked af DeLaria's and al The Sample Rack will go lo U of M. SUSAN STANLEY-Susie Choir AFS Y-Teens Spanish Club Pep Club Ski Club Young Life was wailress al' Counlry Kilchen likes sewing enioys horseback riding, drive-ins, and swimming will allend UofM. PAUL STEVENS-German Club member of Band Sfage Band Junior Class Council AFS plays lead in The House of Fire worked af B.A. Rose Music Co. .. . fulure plans include allending a law school. REBECCA STIEGLER-Reb AFS German Club Pep Club Red Cross Y-Teens Band plays rhe piano likes fhe Sound oi Music. Charlie Brown. and Gidoel movies secrer ambilion is lo lravel fo Europe. CRAIG STINAR-Ducky Band member of The Looking Glass Work Program was employed al Firsl Edina Nalional Bank plays lhe drums secref ambie lion: To beal The lnlernafional Corn Huskers Record. RUSSELL STOLLE-Morl Sfage Crew Wagisianian Phofographer Band Presidenr Sfudenl' Council Vice Presidenl' NHS Thespians Ski Club JA plays ihe saxophone likes disorganized people. and chow mein. HOLLY STONE--Neil Choir Woyake German Club Y-Teens AFS likes W. C. Fields movies and composing music dislikes counfry weslern music secrel ambilionz fo finish her wire slafue. NOREEN STONE-Treen Y-Teens AFS Choralelles Work Program was employed al Lulheran Brolherhood likes a goober dislikes bummer week- ends secrel' ambilion: fo drive and win in +he Powder Puffs. CYNTHIA STROMBERG-Rudge Y-Teens Choir B-squad lndianefles Choralelfes look singing les- sons has been fo Mexico likes people who are themselves secrel' ambifion: lo become a model or social worker. ROBERT STROMBERG-Ski Club DECA enioys flying, model building, boaling, canoeing and ger- fing money oul of insurance companies has been lo 'lhe Bahamas secref ambiiionz To be a phorographer for Playboy, MARCIA SULLIVAN-Y-Teens FTA Sen- ior Class Council French Club Pep'Club AFS won an arf award secrel ambilion is lo bicycle Through Europe likes hockey and waierskiing will become a ieacher. LEFT: ChemisTs PaTi Giles and Linda Larson pour Their hopes inTo achieving a scienfific breakThrough. BELOW: Joel Tessari is conTenT in The Graphic ArTs DepT. l l RONALD SUNDBY-Ron sophomore baseball and hockey worked Trying hamburgers aT Red Barn has been on inTeresTirig Trips To Burnsville secreT ambiTion is To own Alice's ResTauranT. MARK SWALINKAVICH-Slink member oT German Club was employed as a chef' aT Red Barn likes Tood secreT ambiTion is To change his lasT name TuTure plans include enlisTrnenT in The Navy. CRAIG SWANSON-Swanny Band AFS member of MMWBTA plays drums Tor High So- cieTy worked in a green house likes girls, rock and roll, and playing The drums and The guiTar would like To Travel. RICHARD TEMME-OccupaTiorial ParT-Time Training Pro- gram enioys playing chess likes dances and TooT- ball secreT ambiTion is To become a millionaire will aTTend college. MICHAEL TERRY-Camera Club worked aT Clark Oil and ReTinery on The Work Program enioys working on cars likes Fords dislikes PonTiacs TloaTed around Iowa in a VW during The '68 Tloods. JOEL TESSARI-Prudence MSU Woyake sang in a folk group worked in an arT gallery won The ArT Service Award likes To draw. read, and meeT freaky people will aTTend Mpls. School oT ArT. JAMES THIELKE-Tilk baskeTball was on The golf Team enioys making Things ouT of wood likes almosT anyThing buT dislikes sauerkraui' was employed aT a liquor sTore. SUSAN THOMPSON-Sue Spanish Club Y-Teens Pep Club swimming volleyball Job's DaughTers won on arT award worked aT The SW pool . .. will become a Teacher aTTer GusTavus Adolphus. NANCY THOMSEN-Y-Teens Young LiTe AFS was employed by Donaldsons likes waTerskiing. Mus- Tangs, ChrisTmas. and roses plans To aTTend GusTavus Adolphus College in The Tall. .., N :X-LM f ,,,.V , l75 JOEL THORDSON-iunior varsiTy hockey likes hunTing and Tishing placed TenTh in The.NaTional Junior Mini SkeeT-ShooTing Championship aspires To shooT Two deer wiTh one shoT. SUE THORSELL-Suzi Band Ski Club German Club AFS Pep Club Y- Teens Job's DaughTers worked as a Telephone recepTionisT likes yellow roses, poTaTo chips. and shoes will go To The U OT M. ERIC THORSON-Shelby is an avid car Treak likes To work on cars secreT ambiTion is To purchase land ouT in Burnsville plans Tor The TuTure include making a living. WILLIAM TOMLINSON-Red NRA Golden Gloves boxing works aT The DonuTeria on The SW Work Pro- gram mosT TrequenT Trips are To Mr, Dahl's oTTice would like To become an elecTrical engineer. TERRY TOROSIAN-Ter Y-Teens ChapTer VP Pep Club FTA AFS Spanish Club ChoraleTTes enjoys sewing and swimming secreT ambiTion is To Travel Through Europe TuTure plans include MankaTo STaTe. CYNTHIA TOSIER-Cheerleading CapTain Homecoming Princess French Club Choir SecTion Leader STudenT Council worked aT Edina CounTy Club likes monkeys and rainy days will aTTend U oT M. MICHAEL TRAINOR-Mike wenT To Benilde mem- ber oT LaTin Club parTicipaTed in The Work Program inTeresTs include maTh and science TuTure plans are To aTTend college. PATRICIA TREBISOVSKY-PiTTs AFS Club SecreTary Woyake Red Cross Y-Teens Camera Club Pep Club was a nurse's aid aT Walker MeThodisT likes rooT beer and Barnabas Collins will go To nursing school. ANDREJS TREIBERG-NHS Arrow sTaTT German Club CompuTer Club Presidenl' DebaTe OrchesTra aTTended Boys' STaTe likes phoTography, chess, and elecTrical gadgeTry will aTTend college. RONALD TSCHOSICK-Ron sophomore baseball varsiTy baskeTball likes horseback riding...dislikes ciTy liTe worked on an Oregon ranch branding and driving a caTTle Truck TuTure plans include Traveling ouT WesT. ROBERT ULINDER-Crazy Bob was employed as a houseboy Tor The AnThony HoTel likes moTorcycles and cars secref ambiTion is To Travel around The world on a moTorcycle plans To ioin The Navy. WAYNE VAN BLARCOM-ArT Service Award did arTwork Tor a naTionally publicized magazine worked aT SchmiTT Music Co, likes To meeT people would like To see The counTry on a moTorcycle will aTTend college. GREGG VARDALOS-Woyake won an ArT Service Award .. enioys drawing TuTure plans are To go To college and To Travel. DENNIS WAARA-Cheeks soph. baskeTball and baseball cross counTry DECA worked aT Red Barn on The Work Program likes women dislikes Raggs wanTs To visiT France and Rome will aTTend college LUCINDA WARP Cind lndianeTTes 4 . - y ChoraleTTes AFS Pep Club Spanish Club ... Y-Teens was a waiTress aT Bridgeman's enioys dancing and skiing likes dill pickles and boys will go To college. REBECKA WARRINER-Niki Choralelles Vice Presidenf Stale Cabinel' of BYF was a nurse's aid al Alliance Nursing Home likes lhe our of doors and reading secrel' ambifion is lo have six kids. JANE WEBER-Y- Teens Pep Club Spanish Club Conlacl' has worked af To+ino's Finer Foods likes green spor'I's cars belonged lo a bowling league plans To affend busi- ness school. PAMELA WEDGEWOOD-Crazy Legs Wagisfanian Edilor-in-Chief Homecoming Chairman and Princess Class Council Sludenl Council Choir Sergeanl-al-arms Phy Ed Leader NHS won a 'Ireckle confesl. RICHARD WEIBLEN-Weibs soph and varsify wresfling rnemebr of S Club Young Life has been employed as a surveyor won a leflrer in wreslling likes hunling and skiing will go lo The U of M. LINDA WELSH-Choralelles Secrelary . . . worked al Walker Melho- disl Residence plays +he piano likes people and chocolale dislikes plaslics plans Io aflend Norman- dale Jr. College. PERRY WERDER-Parrof school Band member of German Club Chess Club once played I25 innings of softball enioys waferskiing likes Sf. Bernards will go To college nexl' fall. JEFFREY WESCOTT-Weil worked af a booksfore won an lnduslrial Arls Award enioys pholography. nafure. and girls secrel ambilion is fo make up Sfrgbel iokes will work for Conservalion Depf. MERRY WIESNER -Arrow Edifor-in-Chief Y-Teens Secrelary Woyake Wagisfanian Band Sfudenl' Council worked al Sears Quill and Scroll award Nafional Meri? Semi-finalisl' will alfend Grinnell. PATRICK WILKES- Choral Club Choir member of Junior Achievemenf was slock boy af Counfry Club Marker likes girls secrel' ambifion is fo be on fhe NASA Space Program . . . will aflend frade school. ...M .ac ' . .,,.Qf 'Qf ss' I - .gag I f..1'a5'Gyi I If LEFT: En roufe +o Washinglon, Dave Levine and Brad Shelslad gel ready for Ihe big blow. ABOVE: Tim Salo radiales a psycholic reacfion. ROBERT WILLIAMS-Dopey soph and varsify hockey member of S Club Young Life Homecoming Commillee worked al a summer resorl likes hunling and wafer skiing will allend college. LINDA WINKEL- Wink Y-Teens Ski Club Conlacl' member worked al Gus Young's Billmore Lanes likes horses, winler, wind, rain, and hockey will go 'lo Syracuse for lurlher schooling, MARK WISE Wino swimming leam Spanish Club Young Life member of SAD drove a lruck for Hawkinson's Grocery Store likes lo read secref ambilion is To gain some weigh? will alfend college. LEE WOODRUFF-Woody varsily foolball wreslling baseball S Club was employed by Eddie's Slandard Oil Physical Filness Award likes drag racing and cars would like lo 'lravel lo California. CYNTHIA WOODS-Cindy Co-caplain of lndianelles Homecoming Princess Y-Teens AFS Pep Club French Club Job's Daughlers has worked al' Bachmans likes dill pickles will alfend college. ALLEN WURTZ-Al DECA wreslling Band plays The bass has worked al Eddie's Sfandard Slalion and Headquisl Conslruclion likes girls dislikes malh .. . will ioin +he service aller high school. ROBERT YABLONSKI-Yabo varsily foolball soph foolball golf S Club Sludenf Council Arrow Choir enioys sporls likes seeing his name in lhe paper secrel ambilion is +0 marry inlo money. LISA YOUNG-Lis Wagisfanian Seniors Edifor Minnesola Slare Yourh Board God and Communily Award worked for Walk for Developmenl' All- Cily Sludenl Council NHS likes bells and lhe Gufhrie. JANICE ZEHRINGER-Jan Choir Woyake Y-Teens Pep Club AFS French Club worked al' Dainly Dol Bakery secrel ambilion is lo be- come a baker will allend The Universiry of Minnesofa. SUSAN ZEHRlNGER-Sue A-squad lndianelles Choir Pep Club Choralelles Job's Daughlers likes horseback riding and dancing hares lo be leased fufure plans include arlending college. NANCY ZIPOY-Zip Sludenf Council Y-Teens German Club Pep Club Young Life worked al Daylons likes freedom. Lulsen, parries hares humidily and phonies will alfend lhe U of M. NIKKI ZUMBERGE- Spanish Club Junior Prom Commillee Church Choir worked af Edina Bank in Work Program likes To Travel, draw, and lisfen 'ro music will allend Normandale and become a privare secrelary. 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