Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1979
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SSKWSSSSYS WE ARE ALL STARS with our own tight passing through moments tasting a kiss holding a child we lay on the earth our eyes in the sky. You and I pass through each other on the way to our own suns. You pause brush my skin with your papers pencils hair humming a tune skipping by. Dreams come to us in high school of graduation of money of love of time of children of houses and cars back seats and Saturday nights-. We pause for different beats to teach, to learn to fry a hamburger to take out the garbage news or doctor a hole in the ground feeding our minds on different mushrooms we tarnish in the salt winds. But we are stars in the eyes of the universe force on the earth of breath and blood. Through the days and nights Look at me! I amT' we say as you and I walk from the earth to the sky. We pick up our shine and we are all stars. Dennis Debe 78 3 Everybody is a sunrise A glowing mass to radiate on those around. We all have the power to warm and lighten. But is it that we screen our rays with dark tints of hatred and jealousy? Break through! Everybody is a lyric A single word in our melody of life, we are the phrases of a song, universal, but still unsung. Is it that we arc afraid of singing in a foreign key? Harmonize! Everybody is an emerald So beautiful and unique with their own qualities and talents, dazzling and intense to watch and touch. Yet is it that too many times we - wish we were rubies? Polish yourself! Everybody is a star A primadona on the marquis of your dreams, we may achieve and expand with each character we portray. Yet is it that we are too quick to take a bow? Rehearse! Liz Winstcad’78 4 5 Inside your head between your cars If you could see yourself you would notice the light bursting forth Sometimes it even slips out but you're afraid and it hardens into wax. Mary Idzorek '78 6 Table Of Contents SPECIAL EVENTS ............8 SPORTS ...................22 SENIORS...................58 ORGANIZATIONS ...........102 UNDERCLASS ............. 122 FACULTY..................144 7 T h e C r 0 w n 1 n 8 O f Q Southwest Homecoming 1978 October 6th marked the day for the 1978 Homecoming. Excitement and anticipation filled the hearts of all at Southwest. The gym was decorated for a Victory Dance to follow that night. The program began with a few jokes from emcees Cindy and Steve. While approximately 1,500 people waited anxiously last year’s Quccn-Sarah Swartout- crowned Jackie Kraemer as the 1978 Homacoming Queen. The program was highlighted by cheers, dancing, jokes, singers, a band made up of students from Southwest, jokes, gymnastics, skits and more jokes. 10 FRONT ROW: Mary Dick; Terry Gangclhoff; Lee Ann Cox; Jamie Hauschild; Holly Farnsworth: Julie Deegan. BACK ROW: Matt Mahoney: Joe Blake; Mike May; Jackie Kraemer; Rich Powell: John White; Scott Tieche; Dale Goulet. Homecoming Royalty Of 1978 Queen Jackie Kraemer Escort Rich Powell % 12 Princess Holly Farnsworth Escort Scott Tieche The Princess Terry Gangclhoff Escort Joe Blake Princess Julie Dcegan Escort Dale Goulet Homecoming Court Princess Lee Ann Cox Escort Mike May Princess Mary Dick Escort Matt Mahoney Princess Jamie Hauschild Escort John White Southwest Homecoming 1978 Homecoming 1978 ended up another great victory for the Southwest Indians. The Indians really “planted the Pio- Pnccrs with a score of 8-0. The court was chauffered around - the field in convertibles with the class floats following. Fans showed excellent school spirit 0 at the game, cheering and throwing confetti. n 14 . . . And We All Are Stars “Double, double, toil and trouble ... What's the difference between Sophie boys and Senior men?” Wild and crazy guy! The Welcome Dance The Welcome Dance is the first dance of the school year — to help it get started right. It’s time to come back to learn how to write. To get up early with all your might! It’s been a good summer and you've socn all the sights. You’ve lazed in the sun and are no longer white. So it’s time for school, to reach like a kite, for ways of achieving higher heights. Grease ” Is The Word January 26, 1979 Southwest students once again beebopped to the sounds of the Fabulous 50’s on January 26, 1979. For this one evening the senior high gym was transported back in time by enthusiastic dancers dressed in authentic 50's style with full skirts, bobby socks, red lipstick, and greased hair. Many of the participants came wearing custom made T-shirts declaring their allegiance to such groups as “The Keg Killers” and “The Bonified Hunters . Avid rockers danced to the strains of “Rock Around the Clock” and “The Stroll”. The dance was well attcndcd-400 students, ranging from Freshmen to Seniors, showed up to boogie to the vintage music. Arsenic And Old Lace November 9 8 10, 1978 He always waits until the last minute. THE CAST Abby Brewster Martha Brewster Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy .. Officer Klein ____ Rev. Dr. Harper Elaine Harper ... Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs ........ Jonathon Brewster Dr. Einstein ..... Officer O’Hara .., Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon ........Kris Kath ____Vicki Handler ..... Jack Johnson .......Joe White .....Ross Kuehnc Bruce Hanningford ......Nancy Brill ......Brian Leary ---Bob Carpenter ____Mike Groscth ___John Davidson ... Richard Marlin .... Emil Krempin .......Alan Fine THE STAGE CREW Stage Manager .....Richard Kummcl Stage Helpers .................Joan Batchclder Bill Evanson Andy Hall Matt Hannon Laurie Hcssing Roxanne Fritz Rcina Hcikkila Sound Technician ....Steve Neuman Lighting Design and Technician .................. Lee Skaalrud Make-up Crew .......... Terry Daly Linda Jensen Carol Dokken Tom Linker Rita Press Brigid Duffy Chris Robb Anne Leary Mary idzorck Director .....Mr. James VanDrunen Arthur Murray School of Dance Dropouts. 18 Sadie Hawkins Day Dance November 17, 1978 The Sadie Dance for 1978 was held on November 17. Mr. Adam played Justice of the Peace for any couple who wished to get “married.” There were sheriffs to arrest and jail any male caught without a female escort-with a kiss as bail. Costumes this year ranged from the traditional cowboys and farmers to the Jolly Green Giant, the Bride of Frankenstein, and a six-armed spider. The band started out the evening with some “down-home country music and ended it with selections from the Rolling Stones. Sadie was a great success and a lot of fun for everyone involved. That Rich Powell, he's all hands!” ‘We don’t wanna play doctor-we just wanna horse around! School Spirit Week February 5-9, 1979 Southwest Mode) Student. MONDAY-Hat Day TUESDAY-Incognito Day WEDNESDAY-Dress up or Down Day THURSDAY-Unique Day FRIDAY-Class Color Day ri 7 TffMor Mm nm w m mr jmmrze m Tct Lunar New Year has become one of the traditions at Southwest. It's a time for the Vietnamese students (the largest minority at Southwest) to contribute some exotic oriental ingredients to the school activities. This year. Year of the Goat, the Vietnamese Bilingual Bicultural Program organized the Vietnamese students into coordinating committees to set up a special auditorium program consisting of slide show, singing, dancing and Karate Kung Fu demonstration. The Chinese, Korean and Caucasian students were also involved in the presentation. y smnmsT i( m mr mr mm M FROM wt WF rook mi rr + W vtf Sfjb fifth . W w OAte wermmre rmuy Jt MOK VARSITY. WON WMI le.irv.A NichoU.( Wood. M Sul(iv,m. P I'ontcru). K D.ilmc. J f«u uf on BACK ROW S (rjvrtiicr (mutineer), Kimbiill. I k ; lh. C' I Brunei S I'rovo, JulieSalMiun (couch). Joun McX'aughiun (Conch) Spikers Take Third Place In Region KXI I V. I RO I ROW l Online. I Kr.Kine . H ivmnir.Tk' M I'unkxo. I l.ubunk N. (inert net, BM K ROW S .-tenncr (maoager). IhrnKc IrM.nJ tMudcni 1 ivicn). M Tcjr.i«;i. A While. 1 I ulleMon, S Oliver. ( PclciMin. Julie S.il injin touch). Joan MtN.iujjhinn i A si conchI Gaspumps ... Co-City Champs Roscmounl invitational Champs later Denise! stuff Henry .. Queen of the Nct-F.thyl! . . Injuries ... Ichi. Ni, San. Shi .. What a Daff! .. 4-2. 5-1. or 6-2? ... facade! . early morning breakfeasts ... T.P.ing banquet ay Jolly Troll. l I ( ITY SPIKh'R-S: Karen Kmpvlcv. M.ivumi tujuun, Jackie sprains l)cb Daline and Jackie Kr.icntcr Kracmer OPP. SCORES WlWtR Johnson 1-9 17. 12-18. 11-18 Joltnvon 11 ijr hl.i ml 18-14. IX-S S W Roosevelt IS- lc. IX-s S.W South 16-18. 18-16. 1X-7 s w 1 ilison 18-9. |8-9 SAN Ovseo 13-lx. ir,-ix ( )ssc North 18-11. 16-18. 12-18. North St C loud 0-15. 9-15 St. 1 loud Mound 15-3. 16-14 SAN Spring I k I'k 18-5. 21-19 S NN Auvtin IS-2. IX-11 S NN Kcnitde 15-18. |8-|5. 16-18 Benilde Central 18-0. IX-2 S NN 1 lenrv 18-5 12-18. 18.9 SAN llurnwillc IX-3. 18-ti S NN | Rove mount 18-14. IX-II SAN 1 lavtingv 18-3 18-6 SAN 1 orcvl 1 akc 18 1. IX-10 SAN NN CM 18-12. IX-8 SAN. NN avhburtt 18 9. IX-4 S NN RI:(!IO S I ilivim IX-8. IX-6 S NN 1 I ndlcv 18-6. IX-It. SAN Roosevelt 18-13, 14-IX. 9 IX Rink. Henry IX-10. IX-2 SAN Coach Larson. Co-Capiains Chris I ong. and Kaly Gaffney The Girl s cross country team made history this year by winning their first conference championship and first Region 5AA championship. The team finished 1 Ith in the State Meet. A new school record was set in the 2 mile run by Liz Wahl at 11:57. FRONT ROW (SF.A TED S; Limlmcicr. J. 2fcbtirih.S abler. K Wallace SECOND ROU S. Masti. A U Ulrich. C l.ong. L Wahl. K Bc.ske, THIRD ROW: J. SoWin. L. Aldrilt. STASDIKG'. M. Sadler. T Wahl. A Mills, K Gaffney. Coach I arson. J Oxbourough. V Olsen MISSING FROM PK'TURU: Melissa Hansing. Ii couldn't be that bad, Jody. That guy aid what to you?r Where did the part) go? Mr Adam-C.C. Team mascot “Don't you c cr beat me in a race again!'' sw OPP St. Olaf 4th place Mariner 6th place 17 North 44 15 South 50 17 Edison 46 15 Roosevelt 46 15 Marshall-U 50 Princeton 7th place. 19 Henry 36 27 Washburn 28 25 Lincoln 32 Swain 8th place 24 Central 33 15 West 46 Conference 1st place Region 1st place State 1Ith place Hills at St. Olaf, Mariner, and Swain ...Washburn Dual ...cx-citmcnt ... Bruce’s cabin ... watermelon ... Minikahda .. .TEE PEE Lane ...paper drive ....summer running ...quarters ...I hour runs ...state meet .. .medals and trophies . .co-ed workouts . .tiredness .. happiness ... run for fun excitement Harriers Take Third In State CC Meet ON GRASS: Tim Traynor. Tom Traynor. Elliot Olsen. Rich Powell. Dnn Roach OS HRItKik: Joe Lindmcier. Pete Warchmn, Bob icbol I s v OPP 3rd Place St. Olaf Invitational 2nd Place Mariner Invitationa North 44 1? South 50 1st Place Metro Invitational 15 Edison 4( 17 Roosevelt 42 23 Henry 33 15 Washburn 47 2nd Place Swain Invitational 15 West 49 16 Central 47 1st Place City Meet 1st Place Region 5AA 3rd Place State Meet The cross country team, performing in true Southwest tradition, had another great season. The young team coached by Mr. Hoisin-ton and captained by its two varsity seniors. Rich Powell and Tom Traynor. was defeated by only three teams in fall competition. The Harriers were undefeated in Minneapolis and in Region 5AA. They finished third in the state as a learn and sophomore Dan Roach was ihc individual state champion. What was the secret of success'?? Determination!! Slcar ing oui at praclicc Vanity Mjuuii showing off ihcir form Co-Captains Rich Pnvicll. Tom Traynor. and Coach lloUmgton 28 I ROS T ROW B Marxh. I) Vk.Kon. I Mingm.in. S Wright. 8. icbol. J Siren. I Roach SI CO l ROW I I ind meter I Ware ham. M Grundberg. P Wilson. K Randolph. T lr.t imr. R Kuclmc. R Sv'hicfd. Iiuch Hob lloionplofl THIRD ROW I-OI cn. I) S.md.ihl. J Pdtola. R I'liwdl. N Ricrxon. I M inn. J Mcfinnciv 1 Trj m r. H I eppink 3 and 2 30 min x hill You can do it all Perkins pancakes 31 “ F. swim Cheek, that diary My aching legs Tom-Perfect record. VI.V. Golf course Ml. Olivet-banquet Rose gardens 12 x 440‘s Dr. Christianson-inserts Goodmorning I 2 Van-Tastic Wheat germ-vitamin c Tarps and blankets Run rain or shine Mini-Marathon Tbc agony of defeat This one is gonna hurl The Season in Review WEST: A hard fought 6-3 overtime victory. Southwest is always sure to win their opener. SOUTH: This game was a heartbreaking overtime loss played under the lights at Parade Stadium. 11-8 HENRY: We didn't play football that day and consequently lost 21-7. This taught the team that they must be ready every week. NORTH: Bucko broke for 50 yards! The run was good enough for a victory on a slippery field. WASBURN: John Oclfkc opened up the game with a 94 yard kickoff return touchdown, and Chuck Simpkins ended the game with a touchdown reception. However, the Indians were defeated 28-21. CENTRAL: Our 8-0 Homecoming victory. Kiss the queen! Everyone is happy. FARMINGTON. The country boys came down hard on the city boys, resulting in a 13-0 loss for the Indians. EDISON: Broken plays kept Edison in the race for the city title by downing Southwest 18-0. The leader of the team co-captain Jim Quinn and John OclfVc With head coach Lint Levin. 3- -’3 -34 71 61 •jfwfMa lEWM'M4Ct86f ill 8 (S rt:roM ! TRONT ROW; Dewey, J I undgren. J llubbcll. D lluic. C. Simpkins, (i. Heint man. D, Ibckcti, J. Bcckni.m. K. Vlvhrc. R Rogers SECOND ROW: Coach Anderson. P. Barber. I) Anderson. D. I rutchm.in. M Murphy. B. Bergo. .1 Quinn, J. Oelfkc, J. Hunting. J. Dcville. C. Onsgaard.C Broxterman,Coach I evin. THIRD ROW: Coach ( ardclli. Coach Hunting. B Stein, S. Hendrickson. C. Brav. R. Parlin. R Castellano. J Madryga. M Maning, B. Langficld, D Sandsig. B Kulus, C oach Halverson f Ol RTII ROW VI Kulus. B Murtha. M Johnson. T. Akchurst.C. Houts. K.Suhscn. B. Beddic. I.. Converse. Hansen. R lilies, P Johnson. J. Sandvig, S Painter. Sophie Football Team Comes Through Surrounded by purple. What a move' OPP 6 0 0 0 9 6 21 Wesi South Henry North Washburn Central Roosevelt W he red he go-? TOP ROW. I’ Km. I) Smith. VI kin%cil.i, ( . Kuluv. I . Ilicv. I I .iu . I.. Soalrud. J VS hitc. J. Meutivixsen. T.J Pcicrwn. Coach Hunting. Coach Anderson, HOI TOM ROW M Smith, B Delude, Ci (ioepfrieh.‘I Bunin, MJ Young, J. Ilaunp. I) Ructi, 1 Bunch, J Rudd. T. Klancher. B Ijeobvm. YOT Pl( II.RI O T Pinprcc. P. Jnckwin, S Mocsc. M Mueller Mermaids Swim Through Season I RO l J?()U M.tggic Svlimul . kimtcl. tucli IV(c - n. Slel.mic Stalbcrgcr. 1. Iljcllv HACK HOW S.ir.ili Mivh.ni I imi rnill. lulic Kich .irikon Munit.i McDonald, k.uic 11.ml,uni. lulu- llonticr I KO I HOW Mary Jo II.u loll. Kfiw M ill. .ucli IVutmui Pam H.mli I ori Rosnjc HACK ROW Nancy Vtuiw.ui. Hath Sue Smiltl Mary kv— C onn Girls Tennis Team Nets Winning Season mm The tennis season started with only one returning letter winner. Monica McDonald. The team then elected McDonald and the only senior player. Julie Richardson to be captains. Our team then proceeded to play one match al a time. Toward the end of the season, hopes brightened as the conference title was reachable After the conference, the team went on to beat St. Paul Highland Park 4-1. The team hoped for a region title, but lost two close matches with 3-2 stores to Colombia Heights and Fridley. Sophomores l.isa Arndt and Katie Havilnnd, along with McDonald and Richardson entered regional competition looking for a stale tournament slot. Arndt and Richardson combined to form a doubles team and took second in the region behind Edison. They lost in a hard-fought match to Virginia. Minnesota. It was a super season that seemed to snowball. With each win. the girls seemed to work harder, going after the next possible victory l( was a very good year And they said we didn't have a chance! Which racket today. Mel? I have a hole in my racket .. balls that bounce work better . . Docs Ronald work? take Lyndalc Don’t drain it Beware of sharks Have you ever played in a hurricane before? Here comes those sophomores! s.w OPP 1 3 West s 4 Central 1 3 Brock 2 1 Indies 4 5 South 0 4 Edison 1 3 Park Center 2 4 Roosevelt 1 5 1lenry 0 ! 4 Washburn 1 5 North 0 T.C. Champion | Region 5AA 4th place PROSIT ROW: Captain Jeff Rathman, Rich Ford. Chuck Simpkins. George Gocpfrich. Pat Simpkins. Steve Wright. BACK ROW: Mark Murphy. Jeff Willey. I.alo Vidal. Joe Maloney. Dave Cousins. Fritz Faus. Mark Arnold. Coach Horace Mayo. JUNIOR VARSITY: FROST ROW: John Lai. Man McGraw. Todd .Murphy. Darin Waleizkc, Peter Durand. BACK ROW: Jack Fiscr. Tony NVaara. Coach Jess Kahnkc. Mark Murphy. Robert Harvey. Marly Stoopcs. Not pictured. Greg Borne. Hey. I wanted to be on top tonight! C.C. Skiers Go For l.EFT TO RIGHT: Mary Id orck. Peter Sheldon. Keith Myhrc, Kelly Wallace, Dick Williams. Kelly Macklcm, Jim Jahoda. Bob Zicbol. Tom Traynor, Sandy Za liter, Mary Jo Klingbilc. Coach Joan McNaugh-ton. MISSING TEAM MEMBERS: Tim Traynor. Dan Roach. Elliot Olsen, Dan Sandahl. Girls Badminton FRONT ROW: Ann Nichols, Bridgid Flannery. Carol Peteson. Ann Ford. Paula Suartout. BACK ROW: Sue Smith, Laurie Eubank, Nancy Rose. Karyn Dalinc. Nancy Gaertner. Debbie Dalinc. Attempting the shot ... .. and missing it. Maybe next year c should learn to skate! The face-off. Icemen Score Successful Season VARSITY. FRONT ROW G. Dick. J. Meuvsissen. B. Leppink. M Gustafson. B. Bcddic. M. May. J. Blake. K. Suhsen. J. Madryga. J. Ocintc. BACK ROW: Coach Peterson. D. Hackctl, D. May. T. Leary. C. I.undccn. T. Wahl. T Baird. D. Davis. D. Burns. E. Eastberg (Mgr.). Coach Larson. Coach Dave Peterson. Captains Bill Bcddic and Mike May. Gus alert on the defense. J.V.: FRONT ROW: P. Taft. D. Sandvig. M. Rusinko. R. Castellano. T. Walker. D. Woodhull. D l.ynch. D. East berg. BACK ROW:B. DeLude. P. Jackson. T. Klanchcr. D Love. P. Warcham. M. Young. Coach Larson. Girls Basketball Drops It in The Bucket Staphano ... Myrna Sharon’s cupcakes ... Molly Put . ... Flatcs and Busridcs with the guys, Maric?-I’m fine! ... Ski’s red union suit ... Rhonda, Va-ly’s ‘Mary Jane’ jokes, “They’re on our backs!” ... 4 corners passing drill .,. “gc on home!” FRONT ROW; Jennifer Gravel. Katy Tierney. Terry Ganglchoff. Chris l.ong. Sharon Lindmeicr, Linda Hannon. Carol Tillitt. HACK ROW: Tcrric Walctzki. Valy Gocpfrich. Tracy Wahl. Co3ch Fredrickson. Marie Punkyo. Julie Richardson. Katie Haviland. The coach plans ihe strategy. We’re into body language. s. w. VARSITY OPP. 45 St. Louis Park 35 44 So. St. Paul 32 48 South 30 25 Roosevelt 29 68 Washburn 37 45 Central 34 45 Henry 29 56 North 61 48 West 20 48 Edison 40 43 South 36 45 Roosevelt 29 I.ook at that form! BSquad: STA NDING: G retchcn Egan. Jane Dick. Ann Lauc. I.eah Frazer. Mr. Halloran. FIRST ROW: Cathy Long. Cathy Meuwissen. Kris Nelson. Jane Bardal. SITTING: Mary Cousins. Karyn Dalinc. Barb Blake. Mary Kern, Melanie Stalbcrgcr. Lisa Arndt. Yea! I made it!' Terry and Kaly on the defense. JUNIOR S.W. VARSITY OPP. 16 St. Louis Park P 34 22 So. St. Paul - 10 46 South 33 40 Roosevelt 11 28 2 Washburn 46 0 ii 1 35 Henry 22 42 North 15 47 31 West 23 Edison 34 48 South 51 Roosevelt S 33 Washburn - 31 Boys’ Basketball Thrives . . VARSITY: BACK ROW:Coach Frank Hartwell. T. Olson (Mgr). B. Frcisc. M. Young. C. Houls. P. Erickson. R. Powell. W. Swan. D. Armstrong. I.. Grotcwal. Coach Walt Williams. FRONT ROW: R. Denison. M. Kulus. V. McGee. B. Lauc. T. Jackson. J. Zahlc' Wall's pre-game show. s.w. 59 62 North West OPP. 76 8) 66 Edison 58 69 South 59 44 Roosevelt 37 38 Washburn 78 60 Richfield 70 54 Centra! 73 56 Henry 58 (3 cm 50 North 78 40 West 62 57 Edison 48 '71 South |43 36 Roosevelt 148 39 Wm Washburn Central Henry 76 BACK WOW: Coach Frank Hartwell. J. Baird. J. White. T. Peterson. VI Mueller. D. Muss. M Kinsclla. FRONT ROW:S. O’Neil. L. Dava. L. Beckman. L. And-rson. D. Rucki. J. Lindmeirc. At Southwest High Gymnastic Team Has Fine Routine The 1979 Southwest girls gymnastic team were the defending City Conference Champs. Gymnists who were defending their titles this past season were Lisa Johnson (vaulting), Carrie Lutscy (uneven parallel bars), and Mary Mclncrncy (floor exercise and balance beam). The girls competed in a new region this year shifting from Region 6AA to Region 5AA. Region 5AA schools include all Minneapolis schools plus Benildc, Brooklyn Center, Columbia Heights, Fridley, and Park Center. Southwest was very fortunate to have Jill Sinn, a member of “The Minnesota Jazz Dance Group , serve as a coach this year. Jill was responsible for choreographing all the girl’s floor exercise routines. Gee . is this ever uncomfortable! FRONT ROW: J. Bcrihtanc. A. F.rdman. M Smith. W. Rippbcrgcr. H Hansen. MIDDLE ROW: L. White, C. Kaulh. L. Moiler. L. Johnson (co-capl). J. Ford. J. Ncwhousc. BACK ROW:Coach Al Banks. Coach Jill Sinn. K Ghcrity (co-capl). G Brobcrg. C Lutscy. T Germain. A. Ellcss. (M. Mclncrncy. T. Tomlinson. S. Handler. W. Ryncrson. T XtcMillan. K. Mclum. not pictured.) Up. up. and away! V I hope I didn't kill that little bug' s.w. OPP. 84.2 Washburn 96.95 95.35 Roosevelt 96.5 95.9 South 89.1 97.65 Henry 71.45 76.65 Booklyn Ctr. 75.8 68.35 North 46.75 73.85 Central 97.65 87.5 Edison 67.75 4th Panther Invitation i Gee that beam looks skinny from up I thought this was imitation leather, here! VARSITY: FRONT ROW: A Fnc. S. Neuman. N. McKinley. L. Sundheim. I) Tcnbcnscl. G. Miller. R Rummcl MIDDLE ROW: P. Barber. A. McKinley. B. Lein. J. Soruco. P Wilton. K Duke. C. (louts. BACK ROW: J. Gustafson. J, White. I. Keesling, S. Martin. S. Parker. C. Hanson, R Dimartino. TOP: Coach llalvorson. Swimmers Stroke Through Season J.V.; FRONT ROW: D Thiel. J. Strict. J. Marker. MIDDLE ROW: A. Strohoffer. S. Krckclbcrg. C. Warren. BACK ROW: J. Peck. J. Moffitt. B Jacobson. B Kingsley. S.W. 103 127 56 52 100 90 80 47 OPP, 63 MarshafflJ South Hv. ? Roosevelt Edison Washburn Central The Halvo shuffle. •‘Why arc wc holding this clipboard? Coach Dave llalvorson. Captains Larry Keesling, Craig Hanson, and Steve Martin. Larry's new swim suit. Captain Joe Blake. Lcs Bolstad. Tim Walker. Doug Diavis. Tom Baird. Jeff Pcltola Boys Golf Turns In Fine Season “Gcccr, hope that window doesn't cost too much! s.w. OPP. 334 Central 350 336 Washburn 341 340 Eidison 373 160 North 180 339 Henry 365 344 South 369 172 West 183 352 Roosevelt 318 SO Girls Golf Takes Second In City 'Cindy, you dumb !! % (@! Sodbustcr s.w opp 169 Central 189 154 Edison 170 170 Henry 200 170 Marshall U. 193 202 North 277 189 Roosevelt 255 177 Washburn 175 161 West 158 51 LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Moss. P «i Karlson. Jennifer Gravel. Terri Fullerton FROST ROW: A. Bonin. S. Zahlcr.T. Bray. A Bambcnck. M. Schmalz. M. Sadler. N. Carlson. SECOSD ROW: N. May. M. Kern. M. Kotchvar. A. Kotchvar. L. Aldritt. C. Kauth. THIRD ROW: J. Oxborough. T. Wahl. T. DiMassis. M. Warchatn. G. Kauth. L. Wahl. K. Haviland. LEFT: A moment of thought. RIGHT: The smile of victory. CITY CHAMPIONSHIP MEET Washburn 104 Southwest 79 North 75 Central 60 Edison 49 1lenry 34!1 ooscvclt 2S1 South 25 West 10 TWIN CITY INDOOR DUAI TRIANGULAR Ml ITS Southwest 51 Southwest 75 North 49 CITY RELAY MEET Highland Park 31 Roosevelt 39 Edison 26 Washburn 77 Roosevelt 26 Southwest 62 Central 52 Southwest 60 C A Henry 25 Va E.dison 42 North 50 St. Paul Central 22 Vt Central 46 South 20 Southwest 61 Roosevelt 37 Henry 4) Harding 12 Edison 34 South 29 Roosevelt iVA Durham Hall II Edison ' 2X Mpls. Central 9 Washburn 72J. 2 South 19 Vi Washington 7 Southwest 52 Vt West Murray 5 Humboldt I 52 Girls Track Team Prevails Again The Girls Track Team had another fine season in 1978. The team won the Twin City Indoor Championship, finished second in the C'its Relays and second in the City Conference Championship meet The girls were undefeated in dual and triangular meets, except for one loss. l ive new school records were set and one record was tied. Nancy Carlson set n new record in the 100 yard dash (II 65). and the 220 yard dash (26.8). Anne Cldnch set a new record in the 2-mile run (12:23.0). The relay team consisting of Nancy Carlson. Nikki May. Mary Waroham. and Maggie Sehmalz set a new record of 51.6 in the 440 relay. Mary Hubbell set new records in the 110 yard hurdles (14.6) and the ISO yard hurdles (24.9) Co-captians Nanc Carlson and Kathy Ghcrity will lead the 1979 squad S3 FIRST ROW: P. Garrison. B. Zicbol. T. Olson. K. Myhrc. J. Cohn. S. Chinnock. D. Roach. C. Simpkins. D. Bryncstad. M. Arnold. SECOND ROW: II. Olsen, J. Beckman. J. Maloney. C. Broxterman. M. Kinsclla. T. Traynor. F. Faus. M. Weinberger. M. Murphy. J. Anderson. THIRD ROW:Coaeh Levin. Coach Larson. J. Willey. W. Shroycr. B. I.angficld. M. Manning, J. Baird. D.Goulctt. E. Slccg. R. Powell. C. Bray.Coach Anderson. TOPROW:C. Houts. T. Traynor. S. Painter. S. Converse, J. Sandvig. R. Purlin. T. Aunc. G Diamond, D. Sandvig. S. Omodt Come on Coach, tell us more about your weekend! “This sure beats running.' Rick winding up. What arc you smiling for Chuck?, you just lost the race! S4 Boys Track Team Runs On The Boys track team had another good year in 1978. The team did very well in the Edina Invitational, the City Relays and went undefeated in all dual and triangular meets. Dan Roach set a freshman record in the 800 Meter run. with a record time of 2:07.7. Bill Sullivan and Charles Houts set a 300 Meter intermediate hurdle record at 41.4 and 41.7 respectively. The team did well in post season competition. Dan Roach won the City Sophomore and Scott Redfern placed third in the State AA mile run. Tim Olson. Rich Powell, and Chuck Houts have been elected Tri-Captains for the 1979 season. Follow the leader. Heads up! TRACK TWIN CITY North 60 Washburn 52 Southwest 48 (3rd Place out of 19 teams) South 47 Harding 44 Southwest 80 St. Cloud Apollo 52 Southwest 16Vi North SlVt Henry 33 CITY RELA YS Southwest 4th Place behind Washburn Central North CITY MEET Southwest (5th Place) 52 pts. Central won with 117 pts. SOUTHWEST RELAYS Southwest 105 Washburn 91 Roosevelt 86 Henry 68 EDINA INVITATIONAL Park Center 98V? Southwest (2nd Place) 74 St. Louis Park 47Vi Ossco 45 Edina West 45 Edina East 44 S.W 82 South 50 S.W 70' i Washburn 6lVj REGIONAL MEET Southwest (8th Place) Central won Region with 90 pts. Batmen Make Strong Showing The Baseball team had a 5-7 record which was enough for a fourth place finish. An interesting fact is that Southwest scored 71 runs in 12 games and 5 plus points per game. Their opponents also scored 71 runs. Southwest made it to the quarter finals in the state tournament, but they lost to Edison 5-2. The non-conference games Southwest played were against three teams who were rated in the states top ten. These teams were St. Cloud Apollo. Forest Lake, and Moorehead. Southwest out-hit each of these teams but had some defensive problems that turned the tide in each of these games. The Coaches arc looking forward to next season optomistically. FIRST ROW: Bob Kulas. Joe Hubcll. Pat Leubner. Doug Hackct. John Oclf c. Jeff Raihman. Greg Dick. Coach Al Banks. SECOND ROW: Joe Madryga. Tom Wahl. Rory Dennison. Dan Fruchiman. Larry Podgorak. Dave Lund. Paul Erickson. Marty Gove 56 BELOW: Always ready for aciion. the Southwest bench leads in hollering for their leamaies and the good nalurcd heckling of the opposition ABOVE LEFT: I should have eaten my Whcalics. LEFT: “We've got spirit, how bout you?” BOTTOM LEFT: When the going gets rough blend into the crowd. ABOVE: What arc you smiling for Tom?” s.w. OPP. 6 Edison 14 J Roosevelt 2 1 South 9 6 North 2 10 West 0 5 Washburn 6 10 Henry 3 14 Central 8 1 Roosevelt 2 2 Washburn 12 13 Central 8 3 Henry 7 13 West' 9 2 Edison 5 57 tl Jeff Adams: Band. Golf team. Ed's frisbee club. D D. biking. M.E.: Godfather. Trip north. Aquila, hole in one. S.A.: To hang glide. F.P.: U of M Faith Amdahl: Ski team. Student council. Capt. of Debate team. N.HS S.A.: To be a rock singer. M.E.: Two years of debate with a co-capt. and Mr. H., Washington trip. Indianhcad. C.O.P.. Hi-League. Trip to Britain. F.P.: College. Law school Dan Anderson Jeffrey R. Adams Faith A. Amdahl Robert J. Armstrong Bob Armstrong: Senior Class council. Jon Zats fan club, M.E.: First lunch with Britt, Softball party. S.A.: Undercut Zan. F.P.: College. Taylor Ask: Student council, chccrlcad-ing, P.E. leader, dance committee. Soph, gymnastics. M.E.: France Avc. with T.J.. Homebrew at L.J.’s, Florida with B.H. 2 for I disco 104 with V.H., M.lslc. S.A.: To live in the same house for at least I year. F.P.: MSU. Sales and Marketing Tommy Anderson Dan E. Anderson Tomkins M. Anderson Jill K. Barber Margaret A. Barrett Taylor R. Ask Jill Barber Meg Barrett: Wagistanian, Krupps M.E.: New Orleans choir trip. Indianhcad, cabin parties. Summer 78. Robust! S.A.: Go to Ireland, have Good Comebacks F.P.: College, travel. 60 Denise Beni , Bcntly: Indianettes co-captain, F.F. Sequins. M.E.: Colorado, jumping 50th. Wheel's cabin. S.A.: To find out what brand of hair tonic “Flamin' Jane uses. F.P.: To attend Franklin College. Brian Bcrgo. Bergs. Inky: Soph, baseball. Soph, and varsity football. Scrub hockey, fishing team. M.E.: World famous Chateau Paulettes, camping at Taylor's Falls. Mcskan's cabin. S.A.: To own the Chateau Paulettes some day. F.P.: Vo-Tech in Alexandria. Perry Bcrgrcn: Tennis, German Club treasurer. First Banks Jr. Board of Directors. N.H.S., M.E.: C.O.P.. F.P.: College, skiing out West. William T. Bcddie Denise R. Bent Bill Bcddie. Bucko: Football, hockey cocaptain. M.E.: Rcllim Geks, colors and scuba diving at Murtha's cabin. Willy's at Andy's cabin, skiing at Johnson’s lot, and “Snow White”. S.A.: To get a Hawaiian tan. to win the state tournament. F.P.: College. travel. Andy Benson. Bunner: League bowling. M.E.: When all the presses were broken in the print shop. S.A.: To go to Egypt. F.P.: Vo-Tech and then become a printer. Dan Benson Andrew T. Benson Kurt A. Birnsticl Brian R. Bergo Perry J. Bcrgrcn Joseph D. Blake Kurt Birnsticl. Swinger: Part-time job. finesse at being a flirt. M.E.: France Ave. and Hying Cloud Drive-ins, cruisin'. P.P.. Washington and Hawaii trips. Stubs. Alfalfa. Bermuda Triangle, bar hopping with Dad. S.A.: To look back at the past and say how did I do it? F.P.: College, business management, marriage. Joe Blake. Blaker: Hockey, golf captain. N.H.S.. Homecoming escort. Togo. M.E.: Florida, partying with Mayble. Oelf and everybody. S.A.: To own 27 wives. F.P.: College, Law School, money. 61 Lcs Bolstad, Mellow: Golf M.E.: Wading through the chilly waters of Majestic Oaks. S.A.: Become rich and famous. F.P.: Travel to other lands such as Hawaii and Columbia. Diana Borey: Skiing M.E.: Trying to wa-terski and not being able to get up on the first try. S.A.: To travel around the world, live on a ranch by a lake. F.P.: Would like to go to Norway, go on a Carribean Cruise, work. Kate Bortz. Bortzic, Sailor, Freaky, Dccky, Budorsk: M.E.: Sadie Hawkins. BJORNDF.. B.H.W.S., Discoing w thc gang. V.W. sP.S..Most of all singing! Pop Group. S.A.: To become a professional entertainer (vocal). F.P.: Travel, further education. Lester F. Bolstad Diana L. Borey Kate C. Bortz Lynnette M. Boyle Lynn Boyle: French club, work program, play dough club. M.E.: Weekend in July of summer '78 with T.B., all the days at SOth with J.C. and L.O. S.A.: To skydive. F.P.: Travel, college, work, marriage someday. Jackie Brey: Wagistanian, choir. Community School. M.E.: The Hawaii trip S.A.: To beat my brother one on one on the basketball unit. F.P.: Continue schooling at Normandalc in the field of accounting. Eric Britt. Skyking, Shirley: M.E.: Wrestling Capt., German club. N.H.S.. K.T.D.. Jon Zats fan club. S.A.: Weigh 200 pounds. F.P.: To become an Ergonomic mentoncr, live in Georgetown. Jacqueline M. Brey Eric J. Britt Grctchcn M. Broberg Steven L. Brueske Grctchcn Broberg. Brobic: B-squad cheer-leading. gymnastics. Indiancttcs. M.E.: St. Cloud. K.S.’j cabin. Hibbing trip, M.F.D.I. '78. action vega. S.A.: Get my license. F.P.: College, travel. Steve Brueske: Eddie A's bug out club. M.E.: Science Fiction Volcano. Lutsen. S.A.: To grow a macho beard like Foo's, own my own beanie. F.P.: College, get a deer with J.L. Scott Cahow: High School Bowl 77-'78, Bug out club. Wagistanian photographer. M.E.: ’78 High School Bowl State Champ. S.A.: Win the Natz. F.P.. College, travel. Scott F. Cahow 62 Jacalyn J. Carlson Jackie Carlson: J.V. Basketball, Play-dough club. M.E.: 50th with L.B. and L. O V C H..B.K. with R P. S.A.: Go to England. F.P.: Travel, college, marriage. Nancy Carlson: Track, skiing and choir. M. E.: UMD, “N.Y.E. 76 . California. New Orleans. S.A.: To move out to the West Coast. F.P.: College and travel. Jesus Castro, Chico: Cross-Country, track. M.F..: Trip to Spain. S.A.: Go to Havana, Cuba F.P.: Air Force. Nancy L. Carlson Jesus D. Castro Margery L. Chandler Lcsli B. Chinnock Marge Chandler: P.S.A.D. club. M E.: Nokomis. Taylors Falls flood, French trip. Blizzard at Lk. Waconia. Kicks. S.A.: Live out west on my own ski slope. F.P.: College, travel. Lcsli Chinnock. Les: N.H.S.. Pop group, choir. Hi-League, Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies. M.E.: G.T.C.Y-.S. England, Pop group. New Orleans. C.O.P. S.A.: Go back to England, go backpacking in the mountains. F.P: College. Bob Chipka Robert J. Chipka Wci-Chcn Chu Wei-Chcn Chu Josh Cohn, Yoshie: Student council treasurer, track, soccer, skiing. N.H.S., Homecoming comm., Wago photographer. Arrow. Woyake. guitar, M.E.: Calculus with Doc Ed. three Mr. naturals, old snooties, Indianhcad. S.A.: Invent a new form of nonverbal comm. F.P.: Ivy League college. Tony Collins Joshua L. Cohn Anthony J. Collins 63 Howard A. Colquhoun John R. Conklin Howard Colquhoun. Howie: M E.: Elmer Fudd's class. S.A.: Learn how to drive. F.P.: Navy or Air Force. John Conklin. The Conk(JRPC): France 44 group. W.K.C., Natural Spirits Corp., Nack's Foosbalt Club. M.E.: Taking BH’s with L.C.. having a H.R. behind G.. the Great Cohn closet launching. S.A.: Become wealthy and successful!. F.P.: Travel, work, enjoy lots of good times! Larry Converse. Lars: W.K.C.. Scrub hockey, track, football, ski club. M.E.: Indianhead-both times, Mayo's H.R., Taylor's Falls. S.A.: Space travel, go to Peru. F.P.: College. U. of M. Lee A. Cox Tom Cooper. Coop's: W.K.C.. skiing and hunting. M.E.: Indianhcad. Mayo's H.R.. S.A.: To make it as a musician. F.P.: Travel, music school. Lee Cox. Boodle: Choir. P.E. Leader. M.E.: Camping in Nimo. S.D.. Summer 78. All the high times! S.A.: Not to get lost in the shuffle! F.P.: College, work, travel. Debbie Cuddigan Larry L. Converse Jonathan B. Cupka Andrea D. Dahl Debra M. Cuddigan Jon Cupka. Cupp. Cubs. Yon: Scrub hockey. M E.: My wagon, the Stones. Carping at Black Dog. S.A.: Invent a better way. F.P.: College, desirable occupation. Andrea Dahl. Andi: French club. Senior Class council, choir. A B-squad Indianctlcs. M E.: S.C.. Rubber rafting. M.F.D.L '78. T-bird. C O P., the Cab. Europe 78. Nig's Bar. sequins. S.A.: To skydive. F.P.: Work with an airlines, travel around the world. M Dexter Dava. Be-Bop: Soccer M.E.: Leaving the Philippines to come to the U.S. S.A.: To go back home or visit the Philippines. F.P.: University. Med. school. Julie Deegan, Deegs: Snow and waterskiing. Rackctball. M.E.: Zans. Indian-head, Hawaii, O'Tooles with Althea. S.A.: Swim with dolphins. F.P.: Work, college. Sandy Dcficld: Work program. M.E.: Summcr‘78. Tugwcll, my 1980 and “Green Hornet , the Sheridan. S.A.: Own the nicest Cutlass. F.P.: Travel Beth A. Dahlstrom Dexter Dava Julie A. Deegan Debra L. Daline Beth Dahlstrom: Concert choir, skiing. Wa gistanian. P.E. leader. M.E.: Summer '78 HMD, New Years 76-77. Kicks games, choii trip. C.P.. C. parties. S.A.: Go to Arizonr State U. and live out West. F.P.: College travel. Sam Dalton. Davis: F.P.: Travel, school work Debbie Daline, Deborah Day-line: Co.-capt volleyball, choir, V.P. Marching band U.S.V.B.A., co-capt. badmiton. M.E.: Choit trip to Florida. Senior All-Night party. Anne F. at my cabin. S.A.: Another round of bagging (without getting caught). F.P.: Work, travel. Sandra J. Dcficld Jacobus H. deHoog Carmen M. Delgado 1 Joost deHoog: AFS, German club. M.E.: Germany '78. S.A.: Prove Dr. Ed wrong. F.P.: Germany. Army. Carmen Delgado. Stubs: Gymnastics, chccrlcading. Student council. M.E.: Soph. year, early morning breakfasts at Perkins. S.A.: To get my drivers license. F.P.: To get my drivers license. 65 Julie Delude. Curly. Dud: Y.E.D.P.A. M.E.: Chicago. June 2. '78. S.A.: Own my own condominium. F.P.: Go to Vo-Tech and marriage. Rory Denison. Roar: Basketball, baseball. S.A.: To shut out Bill. F.P.: Work. Mary Dick: H.C. Princess. Student council. A B-squad chccrlcading. Roo-ba-doo-ba-doo gang. M.E.: Florida. F.P.: College Julie A. Delude Rory J. Denison Mary C. Dick Randy Dimartino.Tino the Ballcrino: Diving. football, concert choir, pop group. M.E.: Choir trip. Browndalc. Norman's house. S.A.: Become a prophet of the world. F.P.: Go to college, get small. Toni Dimassis: Track, concert choir, soft-ball city champs, wrestling cheerleader, partying. M.E.: Christmas shopping after drinking with Linda. S.A.: To become a millionaire tycoon. F.P.: Travel, school. Peggy Dolan: Wagistanian Editor, skiing. M.E.: Cabin parties, outdoor lunches. In-dianhead. S.A.: To bust Rainey. F. P.: Go to school and practice law. Randy A. Dimartino Antonia J. Dimassis Margaret J. Dolan Todd T. Dowson Brigid K. Duffy Todd Dowson Brigid Duffy. Duff: N.H.S.. Woyakc. Procrastinator's club, marching and concert bands. M.E.: Band practices that weren’t. Sadie, war. Scotland. England. Wales. S.A.: To have smaller feet. F.P.: College, travel. Lc Dung Le Dung 66 Kathleen E. Dunnigan Katy Dunnigan. Funnigan: If I were to meet thee after long years, how would I greet thee- with silence and tears. M.E.: Rooberooberooing. N.G.B.H. S.A.: To meet Susan Lucci. A lyssa Dybvig, Fig. Dip: Arrow, swimming. B-squad basketball. Eldcrums. M.E.: Forest Dale and Summer 77. Thun-derbird Christmas 78. counseling at C O P. S.A.: It's a secret. F.P.: College, travel. Rick Elies: Football, track. M.E.: Scoring a Vars. touchdown. S.A.: To take out a cheerleader. F.P.: Travel. Vo-Tech Alyssa M. Dybvig Rick C. Elies Annabel Ellcss, Annie. Mo: Gymnastics. Y.F..D.P.A. party. M.E.: Chicago. Junior year. June 2. 1977. S.A.: Own a horse. F.P.: Beauty college, marriage. John Ertz: Band. Soph, football. M.E.: Summcr 75 and 76. hitting Disneyland and Disncyworld in one week. F.P.: Travel, work. Holly Farnsworth. Farns. HopSing: In-dianettes. softball, concert choir. Urban Arts. M.E.: Krupps in New Orleans. D.B. flying over 50th. first football and hockey game as a sophomore. S.A.: To be a dancer. F.P.: College. Annabel G. F.lless John T. Ertz Molly a. rarnswurin Annette Fink Annette Fink: German club, ski club. AFS. S.A.: Sec the world. F.P.: Finish German high school. Jeff Flynn Kathy Follett, Trinca, Larry: Y.E.D.P.A.. partying. M.E.: Chicago. Junior year. June 2, 1977. S.A.: Go to Liechtenstein. F.P.: Go to Vo-Tech., live in Colorado. Jeffrey J. Flynn Kathleen J. Follett 6 Honors GPA Of 3.2 To 3.75 . . . Bruce Hillycr Susan Kraft Chris Long Eric Britt Lesli Chinnock Janet Salo Kathy Ghcrity Rita Press Julia VanderHaeghen Joan MacDonald Debbie Dalinc Brigid Duffy Anne Ford Linda Vojta Jamie Hauschild Matt Mahoney Amy Smith Patty Taft Steve Brueske Annette Lundberg Beth Holdhuscn Hoang Phan Steve Shaffer Mayumi Togawa Andrea Dahl Julie Stenberg Tom Linker Tom Schull Betsy Swedien Kristin Soiseth Dave tenBcnscl Bob Lauc Joe Blake Stasha Fritz Michelle Sullivan Phala Nhul Tim Olson Ross Kuchnc Tom Traynor Ginny Wood Mike Wurtz Cynthia Hawkinson Doug Robbins Mary Dick Katy Gaffney Terric Gangelhoff Bob Armstrong 68 Top Honors ... 3.75 To 4.0. Congratulations! Mary Idzorck Loren Singer Phyllis Larson Patty Karlson Janice Petersen Kim Lee Alyssa Dybvig Karen Kingsley Bruce Lcppink Meribcth Nordlocf Peggy Dolan Michelle Pelt Karen Gifford Chuck Houts Ari Kaplan Jon Norrbom Perry Bcrgrcn Josh Cohn Julie Richardson Mike Groseth John White National Honor Society Amdahl. Faith Bcrggrcn, Perry Blake. Joe Britt. Eric Chinnock, Leslie Cohn. Josh Daly. Theresa Duffy. Brigid Ford. Anne Ghcrity. Kathy Goblirsch, Kurt Hasti, Susan Houts. Charles Idzorck. Mary Karlson. Patty Kauth, Gretchen Keesling. Lawrence Kinglsey, Karen Kraemer. Jackie Larson, Phyllis l.auc, Mary Linker, Tom Long, Chris Luttio, Naomi Pett, Michelle Nordlocf, Meribcth Olsen, Elliot Oxborough. Julie Peterson, Janice Peterson, Tracy Press, Rita Punyko. Marie Richardson, Julie Rummcl, Marie Singer, Loren Suhscn. Kevin Strobe!. Sharon Taft. Patty Tray nor. Tom White, John Dan Fruchtman. Foo: Football, baseball, ncrfball. M.E.: Winning nerf football championship. F.P.: Go to college. Anne Ford. Annie. AQMF; Wagistanian editor. Arrow. N.H5-. Queep club co-pres.. Badmitton team. M.E.: Florida. Patty's house, summer 78 . T.P.L.C.. Capers. H.C.S.R P . 3rd hour study. S.A Phase into a normal life. F.P.: College, travel. Chuck Fulton. Yo-Ho Hilton: Concert choir. Senior class council. M.E.: Newton hill with R. and B. F.P.: To get into some acting. Daniel S. Fruchtman Charles M. Fulton Anne E. Ford Nancy Gaertner. Gaerts: J.V. and Vars. Volleyball. Badmitton. Softball. M.E.: Smed’s. St. Cloud, roob-a-doo. Welch”s, Rapids. Rcnslows. Farmington. Sunday nights with K.T. and B.B. S.A.: Make that left turn at Aitkin. F.P.: College. Katy Gaffney. K3te: Cross country capt., down hill ski team. M.E.: J.A., a.m.. S.A.: To be taller than T.F.. and to be remembered like I..B. F.P.: Travel in Europe, college, visit Anna. Kris Gagnelius: M.E.: Almost being kicked out of S.W. S.A.: To meet Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin. F.P.: Attend a vocational school. Kathryn E. Gaffney Kristine A. Gagnelius Theresa L. Gangclhoff Jose R. Garza Terry Gangclhoff. Gangs: M.E.: Smeds. St. Cloud, roob-a-doo. Rcnslows. J.B.L., Choir trip. Hi-way 36. B-Ball. Rapids. Farmington. S.A.: To get rid of Web 2. F.P7: College. Jose Garza: M.E.: Great experiences in the U.S. S.A.: Finish my education and have a reasonable life. I wish the best to everyone. F.P.: Air Force or go to the Univ. of Wis.(Stout) 70 Karen Gcllford Kathy Gherity: Cheerleading hockey Capt.. gymnastics, choir. N.H.S.. dance committee. M.E.: Walking to Canada. Grand Rapids '78. Int. Falls '76 ’7 Gopher game '77. Being in 7th heaven. S.A.: Go to Europe. F.F.: U of M. 11 Sara Gilliland: Choir. M.E.: 1978, choir trip. Devils Lake. S.A.: To visit Europe. F.P.: To attend Normandalc Comm. College and to travel. Mark H. Gcbcrt Karen Gcllford Mark Gcbcrt. Dutch: Band Senior Class Council, wrestling. Student council, stage band. play. M.E.: First Band Banquet. ICC. football game with Beth, skit in Dcbe's with Mike. S.A.: Play trombone professionally. F.P.: College, travel, par-lies. Rick Germain: M.E.: Camping, walcrsk-ing. Brad, me and a boat-after our lives. S.A.: Travel around the world and be this rich-1.000.000 five times over. F.P.: Air Force. Theresa Germain. Tcri: Gymnastics. M E.: Lake Harriet with C.L. and cruising Hopkins. S.A.: To skydive, hang glide, to go down the Colorado River in a rubber raft, to be a beach bum. F.P.: Go to Nor-mandale to become a sociologist. Kathleen A. Gherity Sara I. Gilliland Rick H. Germain Dale Goulctt: Kapa Phi Recb. T.G.I.F. club. Soph tennis. J.V. track. J.V. cross-country. M E.: Bud Cup '78. S.A.: Enjoy. F.P: Travel, school, party. Lisa Grapp. Wee: M E.: St. Croix. W.O.C. S.A.: Pot plantation in the mountains. F.P.: Vo-Tech, travel. Dale K. Goulctt Lisa A. Grapp 71 I he Royal Court Princes' Mary Dick Prime Bucko Itcddic. Princess I 1 Winstead. Prince Randy DAI irtmn. Princess Jamie I lauschtld. Prince Mike (arosclh. teuton nncy (inertner, Kinj: Rich Powell. Princess Kathy (ihertty. Prince Tom I inker. Princess Mfoy Mnsedalc, Prince Chuck llout'. Princess PtfgfV Dolan and Prince John White. 5 70 w Day Is A Success . To Some! Snow Day- Feb. 9. 1979- is. traditionally, a day set aside for Seniors to legitimately carouse and be rowdy during the school day. As the mercury dropped down at Pershing field the actitivcs started with the broomball tourney-lots of bruised bones, broken brooms and fun! Moving inside for the coronation of Queen Nancy and King Rich was a welcome relief, as was the White Castle hamburger eating contest. The champ was declared Bill Murtha, with 24 of those taste-bud tempters in his stomach- for awhile. Outside, the pie-eating contest was next with the winner. John Sandvig, inhaling his apple pie to victory. Mr. Barry also joined this activity and is probably still picking the crust out of his ears. Snow Day was capped off with a dance at St. Thomas that night. The whole day was a success as the Class of ’79 could gel together and spend some time for our last year here at Southwest. 73 Mike Groseth: Senior class president. Arrow. High School Bowl, F.P.: College and travel. Jim Gustafson Mark Gustafson: Hockey. M.E.: Bud cup“78 , Florida, hockey “78 and 79 . S.A.: Travel the Pacific Islands. F.P.: College, travel, party and play hockey Michael J. Groseth James R. Gustafson Mark T. Gustafson Judy Hall, Jude: Choir. M.E.: Sadie ”77 S. A.: To become a friend to an R.M.A. cadet. F.P. College, travel, work. Leslea Hamilton, Hamie: A and B-squad Indianettes. Choir, M.E.: Duluth. F.F.G., New Orleans, VS., E.C.C.. Kicks. A.P. and Chinese fire drill, Frampton. S.A.: Move to the deep woods of Canada. F.P.: College and travel. Vicki Handler: Indianettes, Chccrlcading, P.E. leader, girls scrub hockey. M.E.: Florida, St. Cloud, fircworks 76‘ 104 with Tay. life with J.D., Cheeks and Sarah T. . coffee breaks, action Vega. S.A.: Marry rich and retire in Bcv. Hills. F.P.: College and travel. Judith M. Hall Leslea S. Hamilton Victoria L. Handler Joseph H. Hansen Brenda M. Hardin Joe Hansen. Boo-Boo: Football, choir, partying, keg soccer. M.E.: Letting Rick Germain pull Brad LaBarre water skiing. S.A.: To do what I want, when I want, where I want, how I want. Brenda Hardin: Chccrlcading co-capt., P.E. leader. Girls Hockey. Goph's game. M.E.: Big Daddy's with Tay. St. Cloud-. Vic's corner bar”. B Big Bird. Java, Mini falls. 796-frccport, taxi with L.J.,’76 Initiation. F.P.: Hardin Enterprises. Inc. John Harvanko: M.E.: Indianhead. Dr. Anderson's apecch on Herbicide, carry over. Meyer's bio. class. J.H..C.H..B.H.. S.A.: To play the kazoo professionally F.P.: College, parties and travel. John M. Harvanko 74 Lisa Harvey. Risa: Cross-country, track, choir. M.E.: Duluth. Summer '78. Kicks' games. New Orleans, N.Y.E. '76. S.A.: Move out East and live on the ocean. F.P.: College, travel. Jamie Hauschild. Jamer: Football, basketball and hockey checrlcading. Dance committee. P.E. leader. NILS. ME.: Jan.1.1977, Rapids weekend. Renslows. talks with N.G.. hiding behind the tennis backboard. S.A.: To have a Schnapp’s 3. F.P.: U of M. Cindy Hawkinson: Band, swimming co-capt . Stage band. First Bank Jr. Board of Directors. Arrow. M.E.: Beginners jogging with Mr. Barry. S.A.: To escape myself. F.P.: College out East. Lisa A. Harvey Jamie C. Hauschild Cynthia S. Hawkinson Brian N. Hegg Gregory B. Heintzman Brian Hegg: Work program. ME.: Springtime in Canada. S.A.: Make a trip to Alaska. F.P.: Work. Vo-Tech, or Armed Services. Greg Heintzeman. Heinie: Football, capt of Leaf Bagging team. M.E.: Chateau Paulette. S.A.: Baja in Meyers’ front yard. F.P.: Alex. Mark Henderson Mark A. Henderson Craig M. Hanson Bruce K. Hillycr David C. Hoffman Craig Hanson. Loads: Kappa Phi Reeb. swimming capt., rugby. Civil Air Parol, football. M.E.: Choir trip. San Diego. 2nd in Junior Olympics. HjO polo. Chicago Rugby trip. S.A.: To fly over the Great Prismatic Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Bruce Hillycr, Boot: Soph, basketball. Kidd fan club. M.E.: Ace at the Kicks' games. S.A.: To have my own fuzzy. F.P.: College. Dave Hoffman: Student council, wrestling. W.K.C. M.E.: Scuba diving, BWCA. Summer '76. countless Reeb's meetings. K.M. S.A.: Start a used car lot. F.P.: Buy a cycle and go out West. 75 Tim Holcomb Beth Holdhusen: Band pres.. Senior Class council, attempts at B.ball. M E. P.F.. Taylors Falls. Ely. J.V. B.B. Nibs. S.A.:Toown a cabin in the mountain of Northern Wyoming or the BWCA. F.P.: Travel, college out West. David Horn. Hornman. Cruncher: Tennis, German club. M.E.: Munich 77. S.A.: Keep Marker quiet at least S minutes. F.P.: College, travel, take it easy. Timothy A. Holcomb Elizabeth A. Holdhuscn Brian C. Huie David A. Horn Chuck Houts, Hacksaw. Hatchet: N.H.S., pop group, football, basketball, choir, track capt. M.E.: 78 BB trip to Monty Myer's bio class. Leaf bagging, Ed Anderson's farm stories. S.A.: Start on Walt Williams basketball team. F.P.: College. Travel. Brian Huie: Band, Polka dance club. Samurai Snorkeling Society, fire alarm crew. M.E.: Going for 100. Munchin out. Coming late. S.A.: To be mousekctcer. F.P.: Two years at Vo-Tech, get my own wheels. George Hurd Chuck W. Houts Vance V. Husen Mary E. Idzorek George A. Hurd Vance Husen, Hulk. Outboard. Ollie: Skiing. Hockey, driving, pinball, b-ball. M.E.: Hgwy 100, Flying Cloud drive-in. S.A.: Stay single and party in my off time. F.P.: Vo-tech to take up body work- both kinds. Mary Idzorek: Arrow Editor, cross-country Co-Capt.. Woyake. Student council. Senior Class Council, backstage crew. M.E.: Pink Panther, sunrises, talks with T.B. and C. S.A.: Travel to Alaska. F.P.: College. 76 Li n Johnson. Wise. Squirrel: Gymnastics. M.E.: Chip's house. Kicks' games, Web. Shamrock '77, Posh Perkins. Dan the Man and Oh God Mike. S.A.: Go to Yugoslavia to watch the 1984 Winter Olympics. F.P.: College, travel. Patty Johnson. Pit. P.J.: Job's Daughters. M.E.: Trip to England and Ely. Mn. S.A.: To go out with R.G.. get C.L.. J.M., T.G. and J.K. together and go to Los Angeles. Cal. Paul Johnson Sandra L. I nee Lisa C. Johnson Patricia M. Johnson Sandy Ince Linda Jensen. Sarah T.: B-squad Indian-clles, P.E. leader. Homecoming comm.. Girls hockey. Gopher games. M.E.: Florida, F.H.S.W., Java. Bird and Lulu. Twi-dlc bound.796-Frecport, pretzel rods. S.A.: Own the fur in Carmel. Cal. F.P.: College, travel. Jeanne Jacobson: If you believe in memories of yesterday. And live life as it comes today. Your dreams of tomorrow arc not far away.-J.J. F.P.: U of M. have a family. Paul E. Johnson Jeanne M. Jacobson Wayne L. Johnson Ari M. Kaplan Wayne Johnson: Polo team, cribbagc club. M.E.: R.L.N. S.A.: To hang glide and skydive. F.P.: To live on the coast of California. Ari Kaplan: Fencing. K.T.D. S.A.: To become a closet celibate. F.P.: College bum 77 i Zi Patricia J. Karlson Lawrence P. Kcesling Patti Karlson: Arrow features co-editor. Pres, of German club. N.H.S., Golf team, soph. Debate. Truman Capote fan club. M.E.: Europe 1977. Poppin' Fresh. S.A.: To see all there is to see and write about it. F.P.: Attend U of M. travel. Larry Kcesling. Slczling: Vars. swimming, vars. football. N.H.S. M.E.: Early morning swim practice. C.H. parties. AJ. S.A.: To see Gordy be on time. F.P.: College, travel. Don Kellct, Yukon: Soccer, skiing. M.E.: Taylors Falls. S.A.: T.B.F.R. F.P.: College. Donald J. Kellct Scott D. Kemling Scott Kemling. Kerns: Not enjoyment, and not sorrow.ls our destined end or way: But to act that each tomorrow finds us farther than today. -H.W. Longfellow Karen Kingsley, Ethyl: Volleyball team. Pres, of N.H5., Arrow sports co-editor, choir. German club. M.E.: Summer and Homecoming ’78 S.A.: To become a famous writer. F.P.: Attend U of M. Dawn Kinklc Karen J. Kingsley Dawn Kinklc Wendy L. Kinklc Halcnur Ki ilay Wendy Kinklc: Senior Class council. B-squad cheerleading. A-squad hockey cheerleader. M.E.: Taylors Falls with S.L.. Hcnrici's with Carey. Preview '77. S.A.: To skate in the Ice Follies. F.P.: Norman-dale. Halcnur Kizilay: AFS club. Jackie Kracmcr. Kraems: Volleyball, bad-miton. hockey cheerleader. N.H.S. S A. To be a goph. F.P.: U of M. Jacqueline M. Kracmcr 78 Susan M Kraft Susan Kraft, Susic-Q: Wagistanian. Woyakc. My Fair Lady. Choir. M.E.: New Orleans, skiing. S.A.: To fly and S.S.T.-maybc I'd get there on time. F.P. College. Sarah Kramer. Krams; Band. AFS M.F, Band trip sophmorc year. S.A.: Marry a millionarc. F.P.: Travel, work, be me. vocational school. Ross Kuchnc. Dave P.H.: Cross-country. SoPh hockey. High School Bowl. Arrow staff editor. K.T.D.. Zippo 7. stump club pro's, bug out club. M.F..: Trips to England and New Orleans, fccsicks and digressions S.A.: To feel a little bit more like I do now than 1 did awhile ago. F.P.: Prison Sarah T. Kramer Ross N. Kuchnc Mike Kulus: Varsity football and basketball. Soph, baseball, fishing team. M.E.: Summer of 78”. Montgomery trip, cut-down wars with Zahlcr. Life. S.A.: To watch Quinn doing it standing up. to shut Stephens and Zahlcr up. and to be able to dunk a basket- ball. F.P.: College and travel. Colleen Kuntz: P.S.A.D. club. M.F..: California, summcr 78 , Nokomis. Marge's parties. Florida. Michelle's Halloween party. S.A.: Be happy throughout my whole life. F.P.: Cosmetology. Florida with R.S. Brad Labarre: Waterskiing, skating and Stones. M.E.: Taylors Falls. S.A.: To trav-cl. F.P.: College Michael A. Kulus Colleen A. Kuntz Bradley G. La Bar re Craig S. Landes Craig l.andcs: Keg soccer M.E.: Indian-head. Dylan. S.A.: Live in Colum- bia. F.P.: Space travel. Phyllis Larson: Wagistanian man- ager. concert choir, Woyake. N.H.S.. M.F..: Vallcyfair. Ski triPs. S.A.: To grow four inches. F.P.: College. Bob Laue, Devo 3: Soph, football and baseball. M.C.. Varisty basketball co-capt. M.E.: Summer of 78 . Montgomery trip. Kulus vs. Zahlcr. S.A.: To dunk. F.P.: College, travel. Phyllis A. Larson Robert P. I.auc 79 Scott Laurie. Hollywood: Skiing. Track. M.E.: The return to Southwest. Taylors Falls. Indianhead Ski trip. S.A.: To live in Hawaii. T.B.A.S. F.P.: School. Hung Lc Carol Lee: Wagistanian. ME.: Prom 78. S.A.: Get rich. F.P.: Get rich. Scott l.aurie Hung Lc Kristina Lcngbrant Kimberly Lee. Kimbcr: Wagistanian. German club secretary. M.E.: You know, you don't know: you know. S.A.: To be successful in life, and to do it my way.F.P: Go to Germany in the summer. U of M Kristina Lcngbrant: AFS. Downhill ski club, choir. Bruce Lcppink. I.cppman: Cross-country, hockey, tennis, N.H.S. M.F..: My trip to Ghana. Africa. S.A.: To travel around the U.S. with a friend. F.P.: College. Carol A. Lee Bill E. Levine Thomas R. Linker Bruce H. Lcppink Bill Levine. Hot Rod: KHAOS Racing. M.F..: My car and the fast motor. S.A.: To build, own and drive a lop fuel dragster. F.P.: Vo- Tech and travel to Canada and Alaska. Tom Linker: If a man docs not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. 80 Annette l.undberg: French club, P.S.A.D. club. Savvyman's Glee club. M.E.: July 4, 1976. Long Lake?! S.A.: To try and find 35W. F.P.: U of M. Law. T.J.O’K. Jim Lundgren: Cross-country, hockey, baseball, football. M.E.: Playing in the Washburn football game. S.A : Beat Li Wahl in a race. F.P.: College of St. Thomas. Julie Lundquist. Jules: It's good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder. And then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it. -Jonathan L. Seagull Scott A. Lokken Annette C. Lundberg James R. Lundgren Scott Lokken Dave Lund. Hondo. Blucman: Vars. baseball. Keg's. M.B.: Taylors Falls, trip to Grand Rapids. F.d's class. S.A.: Go back to Aitkin and make that left turn, be a shrink. F.P.: College, travel, playing ball Chris Long: Basketball, cross-country. Arrow. Woyakc. N.H.S. M.F.: Cross-country '78. Snow on the hill . S.A.: To be 6'3”. F.P.: U of M. Julie A. Lundquist Christine L. Long Carrie A. Lutscy David J. Lynch Carrie Lutsey, Carrie Harrie Doll: Gymnastics, volleyball. M.E.: Cruisin' Hopkins. S.A.: Cruise the Cal. Strip and meet up with Mark Bronson. F.P.: Move to Frisco with Julie. Jeff and Darrel and get married. Dave Lynch. Homer: J.V. Hockey, golf. M E.: Farmington S.A.: To play Varsity hockey. F.P.: College 81 Julie A. Magnusson Matthew J. Mahoney Julie Magnusson. Jules: Job's Daughters. M.E.: Staying at the hotel with Althea. Sandy and friends. Hopkins. Halloween party at Sue N's. S.A.: Have all my friends in Hopkins come to my wedding. F.P.: Move to San Francisco with Jeff. Carrie and Darrel Malt Mahoney Jim Maloney James Maloney Michael M. Manning Mike Manning. Archie: Football, track. M.F..: Homecoming '78. S.A.: To be able to enjoy life and be healthy after I retire. F.P.: Vo-Tech, travel. Tina Manzavrakos Steve Martin. Devo II. Scrub Brush: Swimming co-capt.. Pepfest M.C., J. . fan club. M.E.: Wearing two pair of pants while tackling cheerleaders at Farming-ton. S.A.: Go to Alaska. F.P.: College. Christina Man avrakos Steven J. Martin Catherine A. Mason Michael T. May Cathy Mason. Mase: Dance, people, parties and pool. M.E.: Playin' bass for a rock n roll band. S.A.: It's a secret! F.P.: Robb V.V.. traveling all over, college on the coast. Mike May. Mayblc: Vars. hockey capi.. tennis. Homecoming escort M.E.: Florida. partying with Blakcr and Oclk. S.A.: To have the wit of Jim Barry. F.P.: College. hockey. Joan MacDonald. Joanic, JoAnn: Wagis-tanian business assistant. M.E.: Traveling to Utah, going to an Elvis concert. S.A.: To be a Viper-pilot. F.P.: U of M. Joan M. MacDonald 82 Robin MacDonald Robin MacDonald Carey McDonald: Find contentment in yourself and you'll not need to search for it elsewhere. Virgil McGee. Pooh. Puggic Captain of basketball, M.E.: New Years Eve 78. B-ball parties. S.A.: Lead bass player for Boosty. F.P.: Go home and go to sleep. Carey P. McDonald Virgil V. McGee George McGuire: Soph, hockey M.E.: In-dianhead. Bud cup. Sea Level weekend. S.A.: Travel to Sweden, skiing. F.P.: College. travel. Shawn McHugh. Zero: M E.: Ted Dooley. Lake Harriet. Aspen. Col.. Poston's H R. S.A.: To move to Aspen and live at the base of the highlands. F.P.: Work, school. Rich Medley George B. McGuire Shawn T. McHugh Richard Medley Robert D. Medley Stephen J. Meskan Katherine E. Miller Rob Medley Steve Meskan. Bowl: Wrestling. Soph, hockey. P.E. leader, S.W. fishing team. M E.: Minnetonka parties and being lost in the woods on my 18th birthday. S.A.: To open the first Bowl Shop in town. F.P.: Attend college, work, travel, and buy a cabin up North. Kathy Miller. Kath: Concert choir. Wa-gistanian. M E.: Kicks. New Orleans. LiMD. California. L.H and L.N.. summer 77, Hawaii, E.C.C. S.A.: Live in the mountains of Colorado F.P.: College, travel. 83 Teresa Miller Teresa E. Miller Julie M. Mirviss Julie Mirviss. Jules: Band. Attempts at track and tennis. M.E.: Summer '78. California. Homecoming '77. Web. biology with J.O.. Kicks' games. Valentines Day party, many a moments with C.L. S.A.: Travel to Europe with J.G., ride an elephant in Africa. F.P.: College, travel. Missy Mosedale: Cross-country. Student council, choir, band. Krupps. Indian-cues, Robustos. M.E.: Browndalc. Valentines, cabin parties. M.J.M.. L.H. '78. snow on Sadie. Solon's pool room. S.A.: To find the crummy hotel room over Washington Square. F.P.: College, travel. John P. Nagel Melissa D. Mosedale John Nagel Bill Murtha. Murth: Two year letterman on the Varsity football team as starting center, baseball. Student council. Soph, basketball. Krupps. choir. M.E.: New Orleans. Florida, Indianhcad. Jamie's cabin after Grand Rapids. S.A.: Go back to Aitkin and make that left turn. F.P.: College, football. Paul Nardonc. Nar: Soph, baseball. M.E.: Pogo’s Hideaway and Old Dills. Hawaiian Holidays. B.H.’s with Lug . S.A.: Land a bale. F.P.: Technical school, work. Rac Lynn Nelson Co Ngoc Nguyen Paul M. Nardonc Rae Lynn Nelson: Band. Debate. Senior Class council. M.E.: Wayne, the school gossip with J.M. S.A.: To be a reporter for the L.A. Times. F.P.: To escape from the cold, agonizing winters, college in Cal., travel. Co Nguyen: New Year (TET) Committee. Bilingual Programs Advisory Comm., Vietnamese student representative comm. M.E.: Practicing after school for New Year (TET) with other students. S.A.: To travel. F.P.: Study Engineering at U of M. 84 Grcichcn Nibbc: Prom '78. S.A.: M.B.S. soon! F.P.: College. Barb Noma. Nomes: H.C. Commiuee, chcerlcading. Dance comm.. M.E.: That yellow Charger. Florida. S.A.: To be just like B H ! F.P.: Travel, college. Barb Nordgaard: Wago. wrestling cheerleader. M.E.: UMD. A.P. and Chinese firedrill. Summer ‘77. snake tummy. Junior New Years eve. It's rainin' out mom! S.A.: T.F.C.B.l... Own a cabin in the Colorado mountains. F.P.: Travel, college. Coung Nguyen Grctchcn I. Nibbc Barbara L. Noma Phong Nguyen Cuong Nguyen Phala Nhul. Tiny: AFS club member. Instructor and dancer in the Cambodian dance comm.. F.P.: U of M. major in Pre-Mcd., would like to become a Medical Doctor. Phong Nguyen Barbara J. Nordgaard Melinda H. Nordloef Meribeth H. Nordloef Melinda Nordloef Meribeth Nordloef. Mcr: AFS treasurer. N.H.S.. Debate. Woyakc. Arrow co-news editor. M.E.: Getting D.L., L.M.C.T'sto WA. MMat R S.A.: Become a leader in my science field, live in France in a small village. F.P.: College, trip to France. 85 Jon Norrbom. Bombers. Norbs: Soph, basketball, K.T.D., Park Board coaching. M.E.: Close-up. 6th Hour Butt, Macalcs-tcr, Adv. biology. 5 yrs. of French. Economics. S.A.: To blow McDonald's, work and live on Mars, break 90 at Meadow-brook. I.isa Notaro Mike O’Brien. D.B.; Leaf-bagging team M.E.: Driving to Alexandria and meeting Hcincy and Bill there. S.A.: To drive to California. Nevada, and Salt Lake City. F.P.: Take off a year of school, then Vo-Tech. Jon I Norrbom Lisa M. Notaro Michael O'Brian John W. Oclfkc John Oclfkc. Johnny-O: Vars. hockey, vars. football capt., baseball. Concert choir. M.E.: Florida, partying with Blakcr and Mayblc, Homecoming dance, vacationing with D.B.. T.G., and J B. at Cross Lake. S.A.: Gel through school. F.P.: College. sports, business. Sue Oliver. Susie: Volleyball, Boy Scouts M.E.: B.I.C.C., M-A-S-H. playing the front row. volleyball '78. F.P: College, business school. Jim Olson, Skolic: M.E.: Going to Win-chcll's. S.A.: To get lost in the mountains F.P.: Work. Susan M. Oliver James R. Olson Timothy W. Olson Liana J. Onsgard Tim Olson. Oly: Track capt.. football, basketball. Senior Class council. P.E. leader. M.E.: C.O.P.. sailing. Track-O-Rama. Aston Kinetics. King Stench cartoons. State football tourney. S.A.: Sprint a 9.6. experience multi-dimensional realities. F.P.: College, become a C.P.A.. Continue to run. Liana Onsgard. Lonnie: J.C.Pcnncys. swimming, parties. M.F..: C Mac and Dons. Loonic. 50th with J.C. and L.B. S.A.: To learn to fly a jet and to skydive. F.P.: Normandalc Comm, college, become a stewardess- eventually a pilot. Chris Overland. Ovic: France 44 Club. W.K.C.ski team. M.E.: Mr. Natural. Dylan's concert, taking ones with P.H., Midnight stroll from Hohners, Pogo's Hideway. S.A.: To live my dreams. Christian W. Overland 86 Tracy Paige: M.E.: Camping in B.T.’s backyard. New Years Eve weekend. S.A.: To own a house by the ocean. F.P.: College. Steve Painter. Paints: Track, cross-country. M.E.: l.utscn, St. Cloud meet. S.A.: Find God. F.P.: College, travel. Althea Pappas. Thca: Work program. M.E.: Going to O'Tooles with Julie D., Sandy's 1980. the Sheridan. 110 m.p.h. S.A.: Learn how to swim. F.P.: To continue in cosmetology. Tracy L. Paige Steven J. Painter Althea J. Pappas Scott F. Parker Thomas S. Parsons Scott Parker. Gords. Gordy: Swimming, baseball, band, choir. Senior Class secretary. Student council. M.E.: Leaf-bagging Meyer’s. Farmington, blowing it with K.D. S.A.: Figure out what to say. get rowdy. F.P.: College, try football, become a Ren-naisancc man. Tom Parsons: M.E.: Trip around the world at the River. S.A.: To be rich and famous. F.P.: To travel and ski Lake Tahoe, college. party. Janice Petersen. Jumper. JQSP: Organi-7ation editor for Wagistanian. band. N.H.S.. Church choir. Hi-Lcaguc. Queep club co-prcs. M E.: C.O.P.. Washington trip with F.A. and V.W.. fun with LSH. A F. MP. P.K.. A.J.S. S.A.: To phase into a normal life after high school. F.P.: College. travel. Janice M. Petersen Bruce D. Peterson Michelle M. Pctl Hoang Phan Bruce Peterson Michelle Pelt: Editor of Special Events for Wagistanian. N.H.S., M.E.: Washington trip in 10th. waiting until 12th for chicken pox. 3rd hour study with J.P. and A.F. S.A.: To get more than 5 hours of sleep at night. F.P.: College. Hoang Phan: Soccer club. N.H.S. M.E.: Becoming a member of N.H.S. F.P.: College. 87 Friendliest John While and Theresa Welch Best All Around Rich Powell and Jackie Kramer Most Inlcllcctural l.orcn Singer and Mary Idzorck Most Athletic Bucko Bcddic and Chris Long HALL OF FAME '19 Most Talented Tom Linker and Katie Bortz l onc Most for the School Scott Ttcchc and Jamie Hauschild Best Sense of Humor Steve Martin and Nancy Gaertner Biggest Flirts Jim Quinn and Brenda Hardin Most Unique Rich Medley and Julie Stenberg Most Talkative Mike Groseth and Liz Winstead 89 Larry Podgorck. Pogo: Soph, and Vars. baseball with A.C M l:.: Pogo's Hideaway, going to Hawaii during lunch, chugging with Pete H.. St. Croix. S.A.: Trade some beads for a pint of gold. F.P.: Bike to Cal., lots of travel, a ton of college. Brad Polivany. B. Meatball. Ziggy: Skiing. Dirt track racing, space travel. M.E.: Flying Cloud Drive-In. S.A.: Get a car that runs. F.P.: Travel, college. Rich Powell. Boog. Malph. R: Capt. of cross-country and track, vars. basketball. S.A.: Not to get grounded. F.P.: School Lawrence T. Podgorck Bradley Polivany Rita Press: Woyakc co-editor, N.H.S., band. M.E.: France '78. marching practices that weren't. WAR. S.A.: Travel around the world, meet Rex. F.P.: College Martha Preston: M.E.: the Cab. M.F.D.I. '78. Nig's. the Van. concerts. F.F.G.. Trempclcu. T-Bird, rubber rafting. Kick's games. S.A.: To be a roadie. F.P.: Call everyone 50 years from now that writes Call me sometime. Jim Quinn, Quinner: Vars. football capt.. Leaf-bagging team. M.E.: Going Bajaing in Hcinic's old truck. S.A.: Become the world’s strongest man. F.P.: College, play football, have a good lime. Richard T. Powell Martha A. Preston James T. Quinn Lucille A. Raidt Jeffrey L. Rathman Lucy Raidt, Luc. Mom: Concert choir, F.F.G., M R.. Wagistanian. V.S. M.E.: UMD. New Orleans. Kicks' games S.A.: Go back to Hawaii. F.P.: College, a career with the airlines. Jeff Rathman. Hulio: Wrestling capt.. baseball. Scrub hockey. Leaf-bagging team. S.A.: Drive a car 170 miles per hour F.P.: Hennipen County Vo-Tech. 90 Sue Rocdl: Wagistanian, Senior Class council M O.: Cabin parlies. RO BUST!, upper lake. S.A.: Sec it all! F.P.: College, travel. Linda Rood Tom Rossing. Ross: Ski club, pop group. M E.: Moving here, first day of school. S.A.: Win the Hobic Cat 14 World title, sail to the Bahamas with a good-looking girl on my 34' boat. F.P.: To study computer science and get rich. Julie S. Richardson Susan E. Rocdl Doug Robbins: Woyakc. Arrow. Ed Anderson fan club. M.E.: Soph winter motor cross, Indianhead. CO P. Hi-Lcaguc. S.A.: Steal Washburn's rocks. F.P.: U of M. Air Force, and to fall in love. Julie Richardson: Tennis co-capt.. basekt-ball. N.H.S., TWFC. M E.: Physics, try-ing to find the clogs and being the only Senior S.A.: Ski the Alps, beat M M F.P.: College, travel. Nick Rierson. Rierstoncr: Soph, basketball, cross-country track. M.E.: Iowa City Marathon. S.A.: To run in the 1984 Olympics. F.P.: College, work. Nick D. Rierson David W. Rucker Linda M. Rood Thomas A. Rossing Brad B. Sachs Dave Rucker: Like a part of me. it speaks to the heart of me Forget what life used to be. you arc what you choose to be It's whatever it is you see. that life will bccomc.-Jackson Browne Brad Sachs 91 Poo Sacko Janet Salo. Penguin: Wagistanian staff. M.E.: Canoe trip. S.A.: Learn how to ski. F.P.: College John Sandvig, Sands. Howard: Vars. football. track, scrub hockey team. F.P.: College. get a job. Poo Sacko Janet L. Salo John V. Sandvig Michele M. Sauer Michele Sauer, Chip: Work program. M.F.: Trip to Florida. Summer '78 with the DeCubas and the Shaffers’. F.P.: Move to Florida. John Schlitz: Work program. M.E.: Summer '78. F.P.: Travel. Dale Schlumpburgcr John K. Schlitz Dale M. Schlumpburgcr Deanne M. Schmidt Mark J. Schouvillcr Deanne Schmidt, Schmuck. Dc: Choir, diving, swimming, sailing, skiing, Orange member. M.E.: WFSG, Joe Bab3-Homecoming '77 at the Pit. SFF. Arby's. 8 28 78. S.A.: Talk to Sandra Louise, give S.B. his cars back. F.P.: AM HI. Southern nights, ski a lot, summer vacation, get back at him. Mark Schouvillcr. Snowstoncr: M.E.: Summer 78. Washington D.C., Indian-head. Mich.. S.A.: Own a Trans-Am, go to Colorado skiing. F.P.: Vocational, work. Scott Schramm: Stage crew, KSTP. M.E.: Y.S.H. with D.S., Clearwater. Arby’s. S.A.: To have my own network. F.P.: Producer for NBC. Scott F. Schramm 92 Laura Schrader. Peaches: Choir, horseback riding. M.E.: Devils Lake ‘78. Summer 76. meeting P.P.. S.G.. D.S. S.A.: To go to Sweden, live in Montana. F.P.: College. travel. Tom Schull, Tes: Tennis, soph, crosscountry. M.F..: California. Grand Prix finals. T-City. S.A.: To play in the Nationals. F.P.: U of M. to be a tennis bum or pro. Bob Schurstcin: Work program. Dccca club. (.aura J. Schrader Thomas E. Schull Robert J. Schurstcin Steve Shaffer. Shaf: M.E.. Winning nerf football championship. S.A.: To slam dunk. F.P.: College. Bennett Shields Chuck Simpkins. Spoke: Vars. football, wrestling, track, co-capt. of fishing team, scrub hockey. M.E.: Week at Johnson's lot. catching a T.D. pass against Washburn with 3 seconds left in the game. S.A. To be on the Dating Game. F.P.: College. Steven W. Shaffer Bennett Shields Charles E. Simplins Loren A. Singer Amy Jo Smith Kristin M. Soiseth Loren Singer. Mr. Rationalization: High School Bowl. Debate. Arrow. N.H.S.. M.E.: Mr. Hansen's record-breaking digressions. S.A.: To find the Holy Grail. F.P.: College. Tin Horn Dictator. Amy Smith: Happiness is like a butterfly; the more you chase it. the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes softly and sits on your shoulder.-L. Richard Lessor Kris Soiseth: Ski team, Wagistanian. choir. M.E.: Stairway to Heaven, Kicks' games, cabins, everything is memorable. S.A.: To never lose my voice again. F.P.: College, career. 93 Jody Soldin, Yodcll: M.E.: Sue's cabin. M.I.A.. Mary F.ddic. S.A.: To go to Europe and live. F.P.: College. Jeanne Solon. Bouffant: Now we take our time so nonchalcnt. and spend our nights so bon vivant. We dress our days in silken robes. the money comes, the money goes. So before we end and then begin, we’ll drink a toast to how it's been. And a few times that I can say. I’ve loved these days. Vatsana Souvannaradj. Ta: AFS. French club. M.E.: Iking a student at S.W.. S.A.: Always except what I have ... F.P.: U of M. going to France. Jodcll R. Soldin Vatsana Souvannaradj Patricia A. Stevenson Jeanne C. Solon Julie A. Stenberg Julie Stenberg: Jazz band. M.E.: Having the tunc I wrote played at Macalaster. S.A.: Being in a successful band, making lotsa $ going on tours and composing. F.P.: Berkely jazz school in Boston or the U. Anne Stageberg: Cross-country, downhill skiing. M.E.: Cabins, robustness, deputy sheriff. 50's dance, concerts. K.K.’s dinner. Indianhead. S.A.: To live in Aspen, backpack in Europe. F.P.: College, travel. Mike Stephens: Capt. of fishing team, scrub hockey, golf. M.E.: Summer of '78. Johnson's lot. S.A.: First male nun F.P.: College, get rich quick. Diane M. Stoopcs Michael R. Stephens Patty Stevenson Diane Stoopcs: M.E.: The super times with my friends, summer '76. '77. '78. L.H. and L.N.. E.T. and T.F.. Huntington Beach S.A.: To live my life to the fullest!! F.P.: Work, travel, school and getting my license. 94 Betsy Swcdicn: M.E.: C of II F.P.: College Pally Tafi: M.E.: Washington D.C. trip, gelling 5 skiers up behind our boai. Labor Day weekend '78. Hawaii trip. S.A.: To lake a (rip around ihc world, possibly go into accounting. F.P.: To go to college and business. Dave TcnBcnscI, T.B.: All-Star Frisbcc. Student council, vars. swimming, scuba. M.E.: Summer '78. meeting Mr. Natural, horitcultural excursions. S.A.: To become stranded on an island in the South Pacific, to reach higher Jhanas. F.P.: College, sports, diving. Karen Styba Elisabeth A. Swedien Patricia A. Taft Kevin D. Suhsen Karen Styba: Work program M.E.: Ro-dondo Beach, Cal. S.A.: To live in the Rockies. F.P.: College Michelle Sullivan: Wagistanian. choir. French club. Senior Class council. PSAD Club! M.E.: Wis. Dells '78. M.F.D.I. 78. Disco car. the Van. Thundcrbird-Eaglcs. Europe. Indianhead. All the good times w M.P. and A.D. S.A.: To co-star with Luke in How ... Was Won. F.P.: Trav-cl. high limes. IOth year reunion. Kevin Suhsen. Bruiser: Vars. football, hockey. N.H.S. M.E.: South football game. F.P.: College Mark J. Thompson David W, TcnBcnscI Scott A. Ticchc Mark Thompson: S.A.: Become a good aircraft mechanic, have good grades the rest of school. F.P.: Navy, lose weight. Scott Tieche. Teacher: S.A.: Grow my hair. F.P.: Go west, young man; school. 95 Katy Tierney: Chccrlcading. Dance committee. basketball. ME.: Half-time at Farmington. St. Cloud, Roobadoo, Sunday nights with N.G. and B B S.A.: Make that left turn in Aitkin. F.P.: College. Mayumi Togawa: Volleyball, choir. M.E.: Learning English. American customs in the past two years. F.P.: Return to Japan, attend the University, work, travel. Marc Tollefson. Tull: Scrub hockey. King rink rat. M.E.: B.H. in Wisconsin with J.R. after skiing. Taylors Falls. S.A.: Spend a million, beat CS. in Dating Game. F.P.: College, show biz and sports. Kathryn M. Tierney Mayumi Togaw Marcus D. Tollefson Barb Tomlinson: Gymnastics. B-squad chccrlcading. M.E.: Ely. the Alley. S.A.: To live life the way it should be. F.P.: College, parties! Terrcy Torrey Tom Traynor, Spider: Cross-country co-capt., N.H.S., French club. K.T.D.. Stump club V.P. M.E.: Ed's fourth hour, State Track meet '78. S.A.: Not saying •Rich is going to be there.’ F.P.: College. Barbara A. Tomlinson Terence M. Torrey Thomas L. Traynor Nora G. Treibcrgs Hoa Bich-Thi Trinh Anne M. Uldrich Nora Treibcrgs Hoa Trinh: Badminton, tennis. M.E.: The country where I was born. S.A.: Travel to France. F.P.: U of M Anne Uldrich % Julia VandcrHacgcn. Cools: Gymnastics. Homecoming comm., choir. M.E.: The with D.S.. K.S. during ihe summer of '78. S.A.: Slay single and become rich. F.P. Travel, college. Kalhy VanVranken. Kitten. Kit: M.E.: M.F.L.. year in Belgique. S.A.: Grow up to be a cat. F.P.: Become a vet. Jim Vidmar Julie K. VandcrHacgcn Kathy F. VanVranken James E. Vidmar Linda Vojta. Morgan. Inga: M.E.: Life at the Edina Theater. Indianhead. Hawaii trip. France. Rollic Waag Tcrric Waletzki. Ski: Basketball. Dance comm., pop group, choir, football cheerleader. M.E.: Fraternity, parties, my unbreakable friendship with Kracmcr, choir trips. 9th grade swimsuits. S.A.: To climb Colorado's highest mountains. F.P.: To •each my most highest expectations. Linda J. Vojta Roal E. Waag Teresa A. Waletzki Julie A. Waltzer Julie Waltzer. Waltz: Band. Choir. M.E.: Junior class float. K.W.A.. S.A.: To live in Scotland. F.P.: School, travel. Dave Warren, Bcachball Jr.; DEVO club. M.E.: Farmington. “Beer Bash Eddie . S.A.: Scuba dive in the Bahamas. F.P.: College, perhaps the Navy. Brian Weber. Web, Duck: Band. Ed's fan club. S.A.: To be a truck driver. F.P.: College. work, travel. David R. Warren Brian A. Weber 97 Janet Weinmann: Sophomore float. AFS. J.A.. part-time student. M.E.: Italy. S.A.: I'll never tell. F.P.: College with Kathy, travel, own a horse, get rich, get married, die in my sleep. Karen Welch: Choir. M.E.: Choir trip, K.W.A.. Junior class float. S.A.: To sec J.W. open her locker by herself. F.P.: U of M. travel. Teresa Welch: Choir, having fun! M.E.: Morgan house”. Being so robust!, cabin parties. Ocean breeze. E.C.C.. S.A.: To travel through Europe-Ireland for sure! F.P.: Live in a dorm at the U of M while still being robust. Janet E. Weinmann Karen L. Welch John D. White Teresa M. Welch Ellen White. Scellon. Little L: Volleyball, wrestling cheerleader. M.E.: Hillman. Mn., Volleyball '78. Hawaii. F.P: Work, college, travel. John White, Yonnic: Diving team. Student Council, choir. New Style Singers. N.H.S.. M E.: Valentines. K.B.IL. Biol-ogy. shows at Jax. New Orleans. Florida. S.A.: To someday become a diving coach. F.P : College, dive in the big ten. Kathy Whitingcr: DECA. M.E.: Trying to walk down the halls with crutches. F.P.: Attend Vocational school. ♦ Jeffrey T. Willey Elizabeth M. Winstead Kathleen M. Whitingcr Jeff Willey, Rock. Jeffy John: Football, wrestling, track. M.E.: Junior year 50's dance. North Stars games. S.A.: To win a wrestling match, be a rock like G.B. F.P.: College, travel, party. Liz Winstead. Winnie: Indianettes. sequins, choir. M.E.: Colorado with Anne. DWH. Valentines, Grand Rapids, St. Cloud. Roobadoo, Tappa Keg, July 9-22. 1978, the backyard. S.A.: To see Neil Young laugh just once. F.P.: Move out, live somewhere in Manhattan. 98 Vickie Wise. Vic. Vicks: German club. Debate co-capt.. Homecoming committee, Senior Class council. M.E.: Singing with Kate. soph, parties in 203. junior float, two years Debate. S.A.: Find a guy for Brigid. kill Mike Groseth. F.P.: To get a First class license and be on T.V. and broadcasting. Michael Wong: M.E.: Trying to be careful with the machine I cut my Finger on. S. A.: Communicate with people and travel a new place every year. F.P.: School, work. Ginny Wood. Gin-Gin: Volleyball. Boy Scouts. M.E.: Thunderstorms. M-A-S-H. Tom's party, volleyball '78. F.P.: College, travel. Victoria L. Wise Michael Wong Virginia A. Wood Michael J. Wurtz Mike Wurtz, Mickey: 74. Pep band. W.F.R.B., F.C. and S.P.B.. C.W.M.V. S.A.: To be an inventor, to own a sports-car. F.P.: to go to BWCA and live in San Diego. Jeff Zahlcr. Zah. Dr.: Scrub hockey. Vars. Buckets. J.Z. fan club. M.E.: Summer '78. Mont. trip. Kicks' games. Butt's 4th hour. S.A.: Deflate Kulus' head, dunk da ball over the Dr. F.P.: College, work. Lynn Zecca: Woyakc, DECA. soph, float, W.O.C. M.E.: Canoeing the St. Croix, partying with my class. S.A.: Own a cabin in the mountains. F.P.: Major in Environmental Science. Jeffrey D. Zahlcr Lynn M. Zecca Mark B. Johnson Mark Johnson: Football, skiing. M E.: Waterskiing with Murth on Tonka. S.A.: Live in the mountains of Utah. F.P.: College CAMERA SHY; Jerry Anderson Olga Arango Shukri Bader Greg Binstock Toby Boniface Mahin Hashemian David Jclinck Peter Kim Kathy Knaack David Kim Roger Martinez Bich Nguyen Phong Nguyen Tri Nguyen Sophala Nhep Marie Nour Lori Pangcrl Bob Priyatel Sonia Rasmusen Steve Schmidt Pete Sivanich Tom Stryker Habib Tajik 99 100 Choir This years choir planned on a trip to Florida. In order to raise individual money for this trip they sold sausage, cheese, gifts from “the Gift Mill” and fruit. One of the highlights of the year was singing at Orchestra Hall for the Minneapolis Chorale Festival. Their first concert was December 20 for the Holidays. A Pop Concert came later and they ended the tear with a Spring Concert in May. I still don't understand what those little black dots on the page mean! Dennis Armstrong. Cathy Becker. Bill Bcdic. Katie Bortz. Mary Brandi. Nancy Carlson. Robert Carpenter. Rick Castellano, Lesli Chinnock. Lee Ann Cox. Andrea Dahl. Debbie Dalinc. John Davidson. Randy DiMartino. Jocllen Eastberg. Sue Farley. Holly Farnsworth. Beth Ferkey. Chuck Fulton. Terry Gan-gclhoff. Kathy Gherity, Bob Gravin. Mike Groseth. I.cslca Hamilton, Linda Hannon. Chuch Houts. Chris Houts, Jamie Houschild. Dolly Johnson. Gretchen Kauth, Karen Kingsley. Sue Kraft. Ross Kuchnc. Phyllis Larson. Tim Leary. Brian Leary. Sharon Lindmeicr. Tom Linker. Pat Lubner, David Luc. Matt Mahoney, Milinda Mann. John MeMurtry, Bill Murtha. Kathy Miller, Missy Most-dalc. John Oclfke. Julie Oxborough, Scott Parker. Karen Pedersen. Marie Punkyo. Lucy Raidt. Dris Robb. Russ Rodgers. Tom Rossing. Kristin Soiseth. Jeanne Solon. Michelle Sullivan. Joe Swartout. Kaly Tierney, Carol Tillitt. Mayumi Togawa, Julie Van-derhaegen. Tcry Walctzki. Kathryn Walker. Karen Welch, John White, Liz Winstead, Duncan Wood-hull. OFFICERS: President-Tom Linker Vice President-Randy DiMartino Sccretary-Andrea Dahl Trcasurcr-Kristin Soiseth Librarian-Lesli Chinnock SECTION LEADERS: Soprano-Katie Bortz Alto-Jamic Houschild Tenor-Ross Kuchnc Bass-John White 104 New Style Singers This is the third year that Southwest has had a sing-dance group. Formerly known as Pop Group, they made their debut at the homecoming program. The singers arc consisted of seven seniors. Katie Bort . Lesli Chinnock. Randy Di-Martino. Chuck Houts. Tom Linker. Tcrric Walct ki, John White, and nine juniors. Beth Ferkey. Grctchcn Kauth. Sharon Lind-mcicr. Tim Leary. Pat Leubner. Dave Luc. Melinda Mann. Marie Punkyo. and Joe Swartout. They were kept busy by singing at many private parties and festivals. Oh. mighty Isis ... ” Jean Antclman. Tcri Antbolz, Jill Bambanck. Risa Bass. Tom Bonin. Chris Born, Sara Buckvold. Dan Burns. Barb Carlson. Cathy Carlson. Barry Delude. Jeff Delude, Peggy Dick. Chris Dimassis. Carol Dok-kcn. Kenny Duke, Mary Dybvig. Marie Engebretson, Shane Flemming, Linda Flynn. Judy Gustafson. Mary Hacked, Kris Hall. Katie Haviland, Peter Hill. Bruce Honningford, Margy Hubbell. Paul Jackson. Jack Johnson. Kris Kath. Caroline Kauth. Steve Kent, Emil Krempin. Wendy Lamport. Leslie Langficld, Anne Leary, Vicky Lein, Joe Lindmcicr. Tom Lindmcicr. Charlie Lundccn. Linda Majcrlc, Tony Mann. Todd Marker. Cathy Meuwissen. Fred Meuwissen. Pam Nagel. Chris Nelson. Anita Ozols, Cathy Paine, Jane Pegclow. Steve Press. Mercy Prieto. Janet Punkyo. Bruce Quarry. Dave Rucki, Beth Ryan. Ronny Schild. Karla Schmidt. Rhonda Spitzer, Beth Stone. Stacy Stubbs. Ko Sun. Nick Tumlcr. Teresa Welch Band This year the Southwest marching band started out by marching at a total of three football games including homecoming. In preparation for this, drum major Tom Linker led the band down to the football field to practice during first hour, and, once in a while during the evening. The band also was present at all the pep-fests and provided the music for the homecoming ceremonies. The band is not limited to only marching but was also responsible for playing at basketball and hockey games. The officers of the band this year include President Beth Holdhuscn. Vice President Debbie Dalinc. and Faith Amdahl as Secretary. Other officers include Uniform Captain Rita Press, and Publicity officer Brigid Duffy. During the year the band played in a total of three concerts. The Band marches on and on . Leave me atone. Jeff Adams. Matthew Adams. Faith Amdahl, Lisa Arndt. Jane Austin. Jim Baird. Karl Beske. Carter Bray. Greg Brciland, Kim Bridges. Kent Brodic. Jacqui Bruess. Julie Bruner, Debbie Conn, Greg Conn. Bruce Cornelius. Debbie Dalinc. John Davidson. Anda Drone. Brigid Duffy, Stuart Engen. Tammy Erickson. John Ertz. Laurie F.ubunk. Mike Follclt, Kris Forberg. Mark Gebert. Julie Gustafson, Susan Hasti. Jim Messing, l.auric Messing, Liz Mjelc. Beth Moldhuscn, Sandy Incc, Blake Jacobson. Mike Johnson. Karen Kelly, Pat Kelly, Charlotte Kimball. Sarah Kramer, Bill Krodcl. Karl Krodcl. Mary Lauc, Tom Linker, Naomi Luttio, Diane Marsh, Sarah Meehan. Liz Mollcr. Missy Mosedalc. Mike Nelson, Rac Lynn Nelson, Scott Parker, Janice Petersen, Carol Peterson, Tom Peterson. Tracy Peterson. Robert Phillips. Rita Press. Patty Raidt, Tom Rossing, Simone Sartin, Bonnie Scchuscn, Kelley Sillers, Loren Singer, Lee Skaalrud, John Sorenson, Julie Stenberg, Sharon Strobcl. Michelle Sullivan. Lee Sundheim, Paul Toman. Natasha Vaubcl. Kelly Wallace, Mary Webster, Joe White, Dave Whi-tingcr, Brent Williams, Mike Wurtz. Dave Zimmerman. 106 Blow Band Blow BAND OFFICERS. Brigid Duffy, Rita Press. Faith Amdahl. Beth Holdhuscn, Tom Linker, Tom Rossing, Sharon Strobcl, Debbie Dalinc. Stage Band BACK ROW: Tom Rowing, Beth Holdhuscn. John Ertz. Paul Toman. Mike Wurtz, Mark Gebert. Greg Brciland. Julie Stenberg MIDDLE ROW: John Davidson. Joe White, Lee Skaalrud. Jeff Adams, Loren Singer, Mike Nelson. FRONT ROW: Tom Linker. Bill Krodcl. Sharon Strobcl. Kelly Sillers. The Band Seniors Ann Barber, Heather Baz- cl. Chipten Bcnscl. Diane Benson. Troy Brciland. Sue Brucskc. Lisa Chamberlin. Doreen Clay, Barton Crawford. Shanna Daly. Gina Dcut . Anne Preston. Tom Furlong. Karen Gustafson. Tony Klanchcr. Tim Kosik. Ann Kotchcvar. Sandy Kraft. Ann Lauc. Dianne Lindquist, Kellie l.undgren. Mike Maher, Laurel Make. Dianna Marrs. Angus McKinley. Karey Munson. Thank Nguyen. Julie Oclfkc. Tammy 0 Lough-lin. Lisa Ox borough. Huy Pman. Julie Prior. Dana Rice, Kathy Sccry. Bryan Simmons. Kathy Smith. Mark Walt er. Carrie Whi-linger. 107 Indianettes BACK ROW: Kathryn Walker. Margaret Kinsclla. Joan Parker. Li Winstead. Barb Beckstrom. Kim Conlon. Sal McGlaun. MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Peterson. Diane Benson. Ildiko Gyorky. Chris Forberg. Chris Samples. Denise Bentz. FRONT ROW: Katie Dunnigan, Missy Moscdalc. Andrea Dahl. Run that by me one more time.' A-Squad The A-Squad Indianettes performed their twelfth year here at Southwest. They, as a dance line, dance at school functions such as football, basketball and hockey games, as well as pep-fests. During the school year the Indianetts participate in State and Aquaten-ial Dance Line Competitions. They have always done well in this type of competition. The Indianettes remember: Gator at Anoka, Mr Billy, and Win a few lose a few. The captains of this years squad arc Denise Bentz, and Liz Winstead. Stretch ’em! 108 B - Squad The “B” squad Indianettes stepped right into motion this year by providing entertainment at the Homecoming program. They were also seen dancing at Girl’s varsity basketball and Sophie football games. They look back at a year of sharing salads at the Brother’s, and always getting into trouble. But, best of all was dancing at the Boy’s varsity basketball games. Oh, rude! Now, which way next?” TOP ROW: Nancy Swcdicn. Nancy Rose. NEXT ROW: Cindy Lorcntson, Lynn Mcssman. Kim Tillman. NEXT ROW: Kathy Wauson. Debbie Wallcntinc. Jean Antclman. BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Wolland. Kelly l.undgrcn. Nancy Vojta. 109 Cheerleaders The 1978-1979 cheerleaders have, in keeping with the Indian tradition, shown great school spirit cheering for our football, hockey, basketball, swimming, and wrestling teams. They arc present to lead cheers at all of the pep-fests and special events for the sports teams. Wherever the cheerleaders are. they demonstrate the spirit of the Southwest student body. 'Alrighl. what we need now is a little spirit! BASKETBALL:Sue F.gan, Katie Dalton. Mary Lauc. Taylor Ask. Carol Peterson, Heidi Anderson. Sue Lutz. SWIMMING:Carol Dokken. Mary Webster, Sue Swedien, Julie Galbraith. WINTER B-SQUAD: Kim Hardin, Mary Jo Hacketl. Karen Hardin, Janet Pun-kyo, Julie Newhouse. Dana Anderson. Peggy Dick. Margy Hubbcll, Tracy Bray, Kim Martin. FALL B-SQUAD: Karen Hardin. Karen Lorenson. Barb Hayes.. Kim Marlin, Julie Hodcl. Jill Bambanck. Dana Anderson. Margy Hubbcll. Ann Lauc, Tracy Bray. WRESTLING: Anne Galbraith, Sandy Kosmoski, Toni Dimassis, Kelley Sillers. Stacie Olson. FOOTBALL: Brenda Hardin. Mary Dick. Barb Noma. Katie Tierney. Vicki Handler. Terri Walelzki, Taylor Ask. Jamie Hauschild. Carolyn Kauth. Mary Jo Klingbilc. Kathy Ghcrity. Brigid Flannery. HOCKEY: Jackie Kraemcr, Cindy Smedberg, Brigid Flannery, Jamie Hauschild. Kathy Ghcrity. Ill pd wOOO Ready or not. here it comes! This is the first year that Soutwest has had a Soccer Club. The Soccer Club consists of many students from all nationa-litcs. One of the special aspects of this club is that karate leg techniques are being applied. The goal of this club is to be the officai A and B Soccer team of Southwest. The varsity captains arc Hoang Phan and Lucien Grathwal. The B team captains arc Hicn Doan and Son Bui. SOCCER CLUB MEMBERS: Fadi Awaijanc. Dave Bryn-cstad. John Cai. Josh Cohn. Dave Daualos. Mien Doan, l.uong Doan. Hong Doan. Peter Hill. Tuan Hong. Sang Jin. Don Kcllct, Dave Kim. Chip l.ccr. Shuro Morita. Vulhy Nhul, Chong Nguyen. Houng Nguyen. Nhan Nguyen. Nhan Nguyen, Phong Nguyen. Thang Nguyen, Thnnn Nguyen. Brian Noma. Steve Odmot. Ban Phan. Hau Phan. Huy Phan. Habib Tajik. Son Trinh. Phu Vu. Thicn Vu. Mike Wuriz. Gym Leader BACK ROW: Tim Olson. Greg Heintzman, Brian Bergo. Bob Lauc. Steve Messman. Virgil McGee. MIDDLE ROW: Rory Denison. Steve Bruske. Beth Dahlstrom. Lisa Harvy. Jeff Zahlcr. FRONT ROW. Bill Bcddic. Tony Dimassi's. Taylor Ask. Joe Blake, Vicki Handler. Grctchcn Broberg, 112 Dcr Deutsche Vcrcin began this year by beating the AFS club in the annual Soccer game between the two clubs. The club also did such things as horseback riding, hay rides, and going to a Kicks soccer game. The German club raised money for these activities by selling German Advent calenders and most importantly, the gummi baren candy. At the end of the year a S75.00 scholarship is given to a senior in the club. German Club President-Paui Karlson. Vice-President- Kurt Goblirsch, Sccrctary-Kim Lee. Treasure-Perry Bergren Members: Kari Beske. Dan Brey. Eric Brill, Kent Brodic. I.isa Chamberlain, Tanya Chamberlain, Doreen Clay, Terry Daly. Anda Drone, Karen Dudgeon, Dawn Dunn. Maria En-gebretson. Paul Erikson. Tim Fcttcrly. Annette Fink. Anne Galbraith. Melissa Galbraith. Julie Galbraith. Karen Gifford. Karen Gustafson. Mike Happe. Joost dc Hoog. Dave Horn. Chris Iverson. Dean Joliffc. Julie Karlson. Pat Kelly, Bruce Kingsley. Karen Kingsley, Halcnur Ki i-lay, Dawn Klingman. Tammy Knapp. Kristi Knudson. Peter Knudson. Emil Krempin. Julie Kuhlman, Craig Kulus, Mary Lauc. Anne l.cary. Brian Leary. Michelle Leebens. Kevin Maloney. Melinda Mann. Richard Marlin. Cathy Meuwis-sen. Andrea Newman. Greg Oliver. Terry Oliver. Margret Overland. Laird Pulvcr. Janet Punyko. Kurt Schcllcnberg. Kathy Schmaltz. Liz Smith. Maria Soruco. Paul Stevens. Sharon Strobcl. Alex Strohoffer. Ellen Ward. Kari Wcslerdahl, Karen Wobken. Jean Zacharias. The International AFS club is jointly made up of the French and Spanish clubs, but anyone can join from grades 7-12. The AFS club has many fund raisers of which include car washes, coffee houses, jewelry sales and more. The money earned from these fund raisers goes as gifts to SW students abroad under the AFS program. AFS also gives a gift to the AFS student that is here each year. The AFS club plans many social events such as roller skating, and soccer games among others. A.F.S. Anne Akchurst. Barb Bennett, Doreen Clay. Laura Cornci. Shauna Daly. Joost dc Hoog. Renee Delgado, Annette Fink. Jenny Freeburg. Carrie George. Vickcy Goodge. Kathleen Grathwol, Loretta Harris. Susan Hasti. Marguerite Henges. Alyssa Jackson. Geoff Jones. Kris Kath. Charlotte Kimball. Halcnur Kizilay, Craig Kulus. Mary Lauc. Anne Leary. Michelle Leebens. Kristina Lengbrant. Naomi Luttio. Diane Marsh. Karen McGlenncn. Susan Meehan. Kristen Mcndc. Mike Nelson. Terry Nelson. Hein Nguyen. Pam Nhul, Phala Nhul. Julie Oelfkc, V'alcric Olsen. Margaret Overland. Joan Parker. Jeff Peliola. Kathy Rappos. Kelley Sillers. Mayumi Togawa. Paul Tom3n, Theresa Tray nor. Lind3 Trombley. Gerrit Van Vranken. Natasha Vaubcl. Dan White Q u I z The Quiz Bowl opened their season by defeating West with a score of 450-75. The members are Scott Cahow, Kurt Goblirsch, Mike Groscth, and Loren Singer. The alternate is Ross Kuehne and the student manager is Rita Press. Ms. Sara Sexton advises the team. BOWL Rita Press. Mike Groscth. Scott Cahow. Ms. Sexton. Ross Kuehne. Loren Singer, Kurt Goblirsch. MEMBERS: Faith Amdahl, Greg Brci-land, Greg Davis, Alan Fine, Charlotte Kimball. Brain Leary, Richard Marlin. Rae Lynn Nelson, Mcribcth Nordlocf. Steven Press, Romney Schields, Vicki Wise. Jon Zats. Craig Hanson. Loren Singer, Lucicn Grothwol. The debate topic for this year was energy. The team had a very successful season by taking 4th place J.V. and 4th place Novice at the Jefferson Invitational. At the Edina-West Invitational Novice took 1st and J.V. took 3rd and 4th. The team’s advisor was Mi-cheal Hansen and their co-cap-tains were Faith Amdahl and Vicki Wise. Scotia, Vicki’s dog was the mascot of the team. The team motto was, “get your own evidence!” 114 We are the champions!' “’Suuperrrrb! Can you gel that from a frog? Co-editors; Tom Linker, Rita Press Advisor; Larry Risser Woyakc is a Dakota Indian word referring to the moment when an idea is given form in story, poetry, or song. Woyake is a publication created by and for the students of Southwest. It is a yearly publication of students’ original poetry, prose, art work, and music. Woyake is intended to give the students the opportunity to exercise their creative talents and to have them published and recognized by their peers. Members: Scott Cahow, Brigid Duffy, Maria Engebretson, Kurt Goblirsch, Mike Groseth, Bonnie Guycr, Susan Hasti, Reina Heik-kila, Beth Holdhusen, Mary Id-zorck, Dolly Johnson, Karen Kingsley, Ross Kuehne, Chris Long, Doug Robbins. Kris Robb, Betsy Rummcl, Chris Samples, Simone Sartin. Loren Singer, Sharon Strobcl, Lynn Zecca, Mawin Jawis-charter member. Mary had a little lamb ... 115 Vice President Tom OFFICERS President-Mike Groseth Vice President-Tom Linker Secretary-Scott Parker Treasurcr-Tim Olson I dare you .. Senior Class Council Treasurer Tim Secretary Scott Members: Bob Armstrong Andrea Dahl Chuck Fulton Mark Gebert Beth Holdhuscn Mary Idzorck Wendy Kinklc Chris Long Rac Lynn Nelson Tim Olson Sue Roedl Michelle Sullivan Vicki Wise President Mike “Another exciting speech!' DECA Distributive Education Club of America is a youth organization with local chapters affiliated with state and national DECA. These clubs offer opportunities to develop leadership qualities, competitive skills, and social involvement. “Don't look now. but he’s looking this way. Advisor: Charles Poston President: Veronica Gay Konold Members: Bob Schurstcin. John Schlitz. Brad Sachs. Sonia Rasmusen. Bob Priyatcl, Tracy Paige. Robert Medley, Richard Medley, Terry Torrey. David Jclinck, Brain Hegg. Kris Gagnelius. Debbie Cuddigan. Tony Collins. Jill Barber. Lynn Zecca. Kathy Whitingcr, Jim Vidmar. FIRST ROW: Annette Ripley. Anne Galbraith. Laurie Eubank. Carol Peterson. June Jobin. Naomi Luttio. Marie Engebretson. Karla Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Rachel Wilson. Julie Galbraith. Katie Dalton. Brigid Flannery. Alisa Jackson. Terri Musil, Leslie Ferster. THIRD ROW: Cindi Hoyt. P E P C L U B Pep Club is responsible for pep-fests, and the making of signs seen hung up around the school. Another main job of the club is to lead the school on in spirit. Pep Club President is June Jobin. Vice-President is Sue Brekke, and Treasurer is Laurie Eubank. The advisor is Mrs. Daphne Peterson. Jamie offers another pepsodent smile! Dance Committee The Dance Committee has the job of planning and financing all school dances. Bands must be chosen, costs budgeted, tickets printed, a photographer hired, and chaperons found before the chosen date. On the night of the dance, committee members arrive at the gym hours before the dance starts to decorate it. This years Chairman is Jamie Hauschild. Back row; Julie Galbraith. Anne Galbraith. Sue Brekke. Liz Wahl. Front row; Tracy Wahl. Brigid Flannery. Kathy Ghcrity. Jamie Hauschild. Katy Tierney. Not pictured; Taylor Ask. Terrie Walctzkic. Mary Jo Klingbile. Cathy Becker, and Katie Haviland. 117 OFFICERS: PRESIDENT-Scott Ticch VICE PRESIDENTUrry Converse TREASURER-Josh Cohn SECRETAR V'-Jody Soldcn SENIORS: Mary Dick. Dave Hoffman. Tom Linker. Bill Murtha, Dave Ten Bcnsel. John White. Liz Winstead JUNIORS: Heidi Anderson. Barb Bcckstrom. Brigid Flannery. Ildikc Gyorky, Karen Peterson. Marie Pun-yko, Joe Swart hout. c 0 u N c 1 L Well, it's better than being in class. Dunnigan’s having fun again. SOPHOMORES: Anne Galbraith. Jim Hessing. Kevin Maloney. Uf. Schoen-ing. Dave Zimmerman FRESHMAN: Cathy Fcvvlcr. Anne Leary. Scott Long, Ann Stresnak MEMBERS AT LARGE Carmen Dclgadc. Katie Dunnigad. Jamie Haus-child, Mary Idzorck. Mike Ciroseth, Alan Fine. Matt Mahoney, Missy Mosedale, Steve Press. Dan Sussman. Anne Uldrich ADVISOR: Gene Ermisch Gee, you have beautiful brown eyes! n. ou'll have to show me that one again. 118 BACK ROW: Loren Singer, Ross Kuchnc. Terry Daly. Naomi Luttio. Anne Ford. Mike Groseth. Kris Robb. Karen Kingsley FRONT ROW: Mary Idzorck. Patti Karlson. Tom Traynor. Meribeth Nord-locf ARROW+ My Hero!' Editor in Chief: News Editors: Editorials Editors: Features Editors: Sports Editors: Assistant Editor Staff Aides: Advisor: Mary Id orck Naomi Luttio Meribeth Nordlocf Ross Kuchnc Mike Groseth Terry Daly Patti Karlson Karen Kingsley Tom Traynor Kris Robb Anne Ford. Kurt Goblirsch, Loren Singer Tony Angcllar I feel pretty, oh so pretty 119 The Wagistanian is a book that is all about Southwest students. The staff worked long and hard to put together a recollection of this past year. After finding a variety of pictures, representing the Southwest students, the photographs had to be cropped, copy written and deadlines met. We hope that in the years to come you’ll be able to look through these pages and remember some of the great things that happened in the school year 1979. 120 Editor-in-Chicf ................................ Peggy Dolan Special Events Editor ...................... Michelle Pett Sports Editor .................................. Dan Sussamn Seniors Editor ............................ Michelle Sullivan Assistants ..................................... Meg Barret Kathy Miller Sue Rocdl Organizations Editor .........................Janice Petersen Assistant ...................................... Kim Lee Underclass Editor ................................Anne Ford Faculty Editor ................................. Patty Taft Assistant ....................................Jackie Brcy Business Manager ............................. Phyllis Larson Assistants .....................................Sue Kraft Joan McDonald Janet Salo Photographers ...................................Scott Cahow Scott Dowson Julie Kuhlman Mary McCullum Greg Miller Bob Musil Clair Peterson Artist ...........................................Carol Lee Advisor ..................................... Mr. Rich Vigen Other Contributors: Josh Cohn. Katy Dalton. Lisa Harvey, Lucy Raidt, Tim Traynor. 121 ii rn u ••1 WE JUNIORS Akchurst. Tom Allen. Sharon Altringer. Michelle Anderson. Cindy Anderson. Darin Anderson. Heidi Armstrong. Dennis Ask. Troy Aunc. Tom Austin. Jane Baird. Tom Barber. Paul Batchcldcr. Joan Bauch. Mark Baxter. Su an Becker, Cathy Beckman. John Bcckstrom. Barb Bclshcim, Lisa Bcrgquist, Laura Beske. Kari Bolstad, Todd Bonin. Anna Born. Greg 125 Brandi. Mary Bray. Carter Brciland, Greg Bridges. Kim Brodic. Kent Broxterman, Charles Bruess. Jacquelyn Brynestad. Dave Bui, Kim Cannon. Julie Carlson. Tammy Carlyon, Sandy Castellano. Richard Cherrington. Graham Clausen, Earl Conlon. Kim Conn. Debbie Corcoran. Steve Cotter, Theresa Cousins. Dave Craig. Peter Cranston. Barb Cutter. Kent Dalton. Catherine Daly. Theresa Danielson. Janet Daubanton. Scott Dauphinc. Bill Davis. Doug Davis. Greg Davis. Melissa Diamond, Gary Dick. Greg Dinius. Carla Docgc. Lynn Dolan. Peter 26 Donovan. Mike Dostal. Jay Doyen, Lisa Eastberg, Jocllcn Egan, Sue Elliott. Mark Enzlcr. Tim Erickson. Paul Eubank. Laurie Evans. Bob Evanson. Bill Farley. Sue Faus, Lceann Ferkey. Beth Ferris, Elise Fine, Alan Fitzgerald. Tim Flannery, Brigid Flynn, Julie Fotwarski, Wayne Ford. Rich Foreman. Joyce Frickc, Norm Fricse. Bob Fritz, Roxanna Gallagher. Kevin Geiscr, James Goblirech. Kurt Goepfrich. Valy Gove, Martin Gowan. Keith Gram. Jeff Granbeck, Laurie Gangloff. Bart Grathwol, Lucian Gravel. Jennifer 127 Gronlund. Paul Groscth, Steven Grundberg. Michael Gustafson, Julie Guyer. Bonnie Gyorky. Ildiko Hackctt, Doug Hacking. Leslie Hannon. Linda Hansen. Heidi Hanson. Wayne Harrell, Colleen Hasti, Susan Heikkila. Rcina Hendrickson. Steven Hendrickson. Steven Hessing, Laurie Hjcllc, Elizabeth Holkcr. Scott Holmbcrg, Brent Holmbcrg. Julie Hong. Dung Anh Houts. Chris Hoyt. Cynthia Hubbcll, Joe Huic, Doug Hunting. Jeffrey Hurd, George Imholtc, Elizabeth Iverson, Kari Jackson, Alisa Jahoda. Jim Jakubic, Robert Jennings. Rebecca Jobin. June Johnson, Dolly Johnson. Duwaync Johnson, Dandle Johnson. Gary 128 Johnson, Jancl Johnson, Michael Johnson, Mona Karlson, Julie Kauth. Grctchcn Kelly. Karen Kieffer. Tim Kininorc. Lisa Kinsclla, Margaret Klingbile, Mary Klingman, Dawn Knaak, Jim Konold. Veronica Kosmoski, Sandy Krckclbcrg. Julie Krodcl. William Kuhlman, Julie Kulus, Bob Lam. Sun Langfield. Bill Larsen, Jane Larson, Ross Lauc, Mary Leary, Tim Lee, Patty Leer, Chris Lein. Bentley Leubner. Pat Lindell, Laurie l.indmeicr. Sharon Longpre, Scott Luc. Dave Lund. Ellen Luttio. Naomi Lutz, Sue Macklcm, Kelly Madryga. Joe Maloney, Joe Mann, Melinda 129 Martin. Linda May. Daniel McCullum. Mary McDonald. Monica McGee. Nedra MeGinness. Joe McGlaun. Sally McGlenncn, Karen Mclncrncy, Mary MeMurtry. John Miller, Greg Mirviss, Joel Morita. Shuro Mraz, Jill Munson. Nancy Murphy. Mark Murray, Marilyn Musil. Robert Myhrc. Keith Nelson. Dean Nelson. Michael Nguyen. Dat Nguyen, Hicn Nhul, Chanzadig Nichols. Anne Nordberg, Matthew Ogdahl, Harmon Oldfield. Mark Olesen. Jenny Oliver. Patty 130 Olsen. F.lliot Olson. David Olson. Stacie Omodi. Steve Onsgard. Craig Onstad, James Overland. Margaret Oxborough. Julie Parker, Joan Parlin, Richard Pedersen. Karen Pcltola, Jeffrey Peterson. Carol Peterson. Terri Peterson. Tracy Pham. Thuc Plummer. Robert Pommer. Susan Porter. Noel Prior, James Pundiak, Andy Punyko. Marie Purdy. Sarah Quan, Toan Ramezyk. Greg Randolph. Fred Rcinhold, Kenneth 131 Robb. Kris Rogers. Russell Root. Holly Rud. Julie Rummcl, Betsy Rusinko. Mike Sadler. Mary Samples, Chris Sanduhl, Mike Sandvig, Richard Santos. Anna Sartin, Simone Sartor. Cindy Sauer. Richard Schibsby. Suzanne Us? Draw on the walls? Never! Schmid. Debra Scoggins, Dana Sheehan, Steve Shroyer, Bill Sillers. Kelly Silver. Kathy Sims, Elizabeth Smedberg. Cindy Smith, Liz Soruco. Jorge Spencer. Kim Steeg. Eric Stein, Bob Stresnak, Gerald Slrobel. Sharon Sundheim, I.cc Sussman, Dan Svidron, Mary Swarlout, Joe Swcdicn. Sue Thompson, Kellie Tillit, Carol Toman, Paul Tomlinson, Paul A 132 Tran, Tai Tran. Thoi Traynor. Tim Trinh. Giao VanValkcnburgh, Tracy Varno. Brian ' Wahl. Liz Wahl. Tom Wahl. Tracy Walker. Kathryn Walker. Tim Wallace, Kelly Waara. Tony Warcham. Mary Warnc. Mary Warren. John Webster. Mary Westerman, Doug Wheeler. Bryan White. Dan Whitingcr. David Willcttc. Mary Williams, Brent Williams. Brian Wilson, Peter Wong. Wai Woodhull, Duncan Wright, Barb Wright. Steve Young. Mark Camera Shy Gustafson. John Hamer. Twyla Hartse. Glenn Levenius. Robyn MeGrorty, Jim Mchralian. Sacd Moloczij, Catalina Mosborg, Ed Peterson. Lori Preston. Frank Ramicr. Joe Rasmusen, Paul Shaarawi. Nadia Uldrich. Tom Wellers, Curtis 133 msr m « Adams. Matthew Aldritt. Lisa Amdahl. Charles Anderson. Mary Anderson. Stacy Anderson, Scott Antclman. Jean Armstrong, Robyn Arndt. Lisa Arnold. Mark Awaijane. Fadi Baasic. Brenda Baird. Jim Baker. Earl Becker. Shcrilyn Beckman. Lyle Belanger. Mitchell Bennett. Barb “Now. how do I get down? Benson. Todd Bernier, Jill Bernier. Julie Bergstrom. Jim Bethke, Tom Bonin. Tom Borchcrs. Cathy Born. Chris Bosch. Todd Brekke, Anne Brekke. Randy Brekke, Susan 135 Brcy, Dan Brodt. Sandy Bruner. Julie Burns. Dan Carlson. Stephanie Carpenter. Bob Christiansen, l.cil Cinclair. Debra Collins. Charles Conn. Greg Cornelius. Bruce Cramer. Maura Dallmann. Jody Dava, I.cmuel Davidson. John Delgado. Renee DeLude, Barry Dexter. Jeff Dick. Peggy Doege, Mike Dokken. Carol Donovan. Mary Dowson. Scott Doyle, Steve Dragotis. Derek Drone, Anda Dudgeon. Karen Duke, Kenneth Eastberg, Duane Ekstrand. Abigail Elliot. Lori Engebretson. Maria Engen. Stuart Erickson. Tammy Fahey. Darcic Faus. Fritz 136 Yeah, and then what?' Fenton. Katherine Ferstcr. Leslie Fetterly. Timothy Fleming, Shane Forberg. Kristin Fuller, Hilary Fullerton. Terri Galbraith. Anne Galbraith. Julie Garin, Mike Garrison. Patrick Gocpfrich, George Gove. Donna Gossan, Linda Granvin. Robert Gustafson. Judy Hacked, Mary Hall, James Hall, Kristine Hamblin, Teresa Harvey. Adam Haviland. Catherine Hayes. Barb Hegstrom, Tamara Hcikkila. F.rik Hevsing. Jim Hill. Peter Hodcl, Julie Hocsc. Shawn Hoffman. Karen Hole. Kristi Hong. Tuan Honnigford. Bruce Hoverson. Kurt Hubbcll. Mary Hum. Dan 137 Idclkopc, Greg Iverson. Cindy Jackson. Paul Jacobson. Blake Jobin, Don Johanns. Tom Johnson. Dan Johnson. Erie Johnson, Richard Johnston. Steven Jolliffe. Dean Joyce, l.isa Kath, Kris Kauth, Caroline Kelly. John Kelly, Patrick Kern. Mary Kimball, Charlotte Kingsley. Bruce Kinsella, Mark Kist. Peter Klanchcr, Anthony Knittcl, Tamcra Knudson. Kristie Kosik, Tim Kotchevar. Ann Krempin, Emil Krodcl. Karl Kulstad, Margaret Kulus. Craig LaDukc. Joe La Faye, Randy Lai. John Lam. May Lambert. Wendy Lane, Tom Langaard. Nancy Langficld. Leslie Larson. Mike 138 Hi, Mom!' Larson. Tracy Leary, Brian Lee, Jeff Lee bens, Michelle Lein, Vicki Lennander, Paul Liberty, Kim Licsch, Den a Lindmcicr. Joe Lock, Kim l.orcnson. Karen Lundccn. Chris Maloney. Kevin Mann. Anthony Manos, Cindy Mardcr, Todd Marlin. Richard Marrs, Dianna Marsh, Diane Mason, Phillip Mattsson. David May, Annikki McKean. Karen McKinley. Angus Meehan. Sarah Messman, Lynn % Meuwissen, James Mueller, Mike Musil, Theresa Nagel, Pam Nelson, Doug Nelson, Kris Nelson. Mark Nelson. Theresa Neuman. Lorna Nguyen, Huong Nguyen. Nhan Nguyen, Thang 139 Nhul. Vuthy Nolan. Kilty Noma. Brian Nordrum. Cindy Nordstrom, Mary O'Brien. Wendy Obstfcld. Jill O’Loughlin, Tamara O'Neil, Stephen Olson. Chris Paine. Catherine Parsons, Sarah Petersen, Steven Peterson, Tom Phan. Ilau Phillipp, Robert Pingree. Troy Pinto. Greg Podgorak. David Pollard. Gerald Pomroy. Patricia Press, Steven Prieto. Mercedes Pulvcr, Richard Quarry, Bruce Raidt. Patricia Ramsey, Susan “The Wet Look. 140 Randolph. Dan Reynolds, Karen Ripley. Annette Nancy Rose hard ai v ork Roach. Dan Robenson, Julie Rocdl, Joe Rose. Nancy Rossic. Lorraine Rucki, David Rudd.John Ruha, David Sadler, Teresa Schmalz. Kathleen Schmidt, Karla Schocning, Elizabeth Scehuscn, Bonnie Sheehan, Carol Sheldon, Paul Shinglcr, Sandra Simpkins. Patrick Skaalrud. Lee Smith. David Smith. Mike Smith. Sue Snyder. Steve Sorenson, John Spitzer, Rhonda Spocring, Steven Slalbergcr. Melanie Stoopcs, Martin Sullivan, Michelle Sundby. James Taft. Peter 141 Tcklc. Tcsf3i Tcnbcnscl, F.li abcth Thibodeau. Deborah Thirsten. James Tillman, Kim Tran. Mai Tumbler. Nicholas Vanderhyde. Jay Varno. Renee Vidal. Gerardo Vu. Ha Vu. Thicn Ware ham. Peter Warnc. Bradley Watlson. Kathleen Wcinmann. Robert Wcstcrdahl. Kari Wcstlund. Cheryl White. Jeff White. Joe Wickstrom. Mitchell Williams, Richard Wilson. Rachel Wollin, Cindy Worthman. Steven Wuollct. Lisa Young. Matthew York. Paula Zicbol. Robert Zimmerman. David Camera Shy Anderson. Stacy Nowrang, Beni Arbogast. Marty Olandcr. Sue Baxter. Susan Oliver. Greg Bayat, Payam Oliver. Joe Bcddic. Terry Overland. Peter Bergstrom. Jim Peterson. Ross Blank, Todd Petit, Ron Brill. Nancy Phan. Minh Brucskc. Susan Picla, David Connors. Pat Rosch, Jacqueline Drasner, Lynne Swan, Bill Elig. Margaret Tollefson. Bret Follctl. Mike Trinh, Son McGrath. Scott Vidmnr, Scott Miller, Julia Vojta, Nancy Morrison. Myra Weston, Judy Mudge, Paula Zamani, Shahmirzady Nelson. John If you can keep your head when all about you If you can make one heap of all your winnings Arc losing theirs and blaming it on you; And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss. If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you. And lose, and start again at your beginnings. But make allowance for their doubling too: And never breathe a word about your loss: If you can wait and not be tired by waiting. If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew Or. being lied about, don’t deal in lies. To serve your turn long after they are gone. Or being hated don't give way to hating. And so hold on when there is nothing in you And yet don’t look too good, not talk too wise; Except the Will which says to them: Hold on! If you can dream and not make dreams your If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. master; Or walk with Kings — nor lose the common touch. If you can think and not make thoughts your If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you. aim. If all men count with you. but none too much; If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster If you can fill the unforgiving minute And treat those two impostors just the same: With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run. If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it. Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools. Or watch the things you gave your life to. broken. -Rudyard Kipling And stoop and build ’em up with worn-out tools; Administration And Staff Byron J. Schneider, Ph.D To The Class Of 1979: Whenever you read this page, be reminded that your individual effort is crucial, even indispensable, in the continuing renewal of our democracy. Never be afraid to apply your vision to its unfinished work and try to combine imagination and moral idealism with your responsibility, so that all of our lives are enriched and the national commitment to justice is achieved. The highest reward for your effort is not what you alone receive from it; rather, it is what you become by it. Byron J. Schneider. Ph.D Principal 146 Robert Rainey Assistant Principal 147 Maurice Britts Assistant Principal Mrs. Barbara Bcllair Assistant Principal 148 Al Banks Phy. Ed. James Barry Counselor Miyo Berger Media Specialist Deirdre Bird Bilingual Bicullural Education: Resource Teacher Marvin Bjorlin Work Coordinator Battles Numbers Reading German Art Instruments Jim Bland Industrial Arts Boyd Blombcrg Liaison 149 Ken Brcncman Special Ed. Anne Brinlcy Counselor William Bruce History Patricia Budd ESL Home Ec. Chieu Dao Bilingual Bicultural: Vietnamese Dennis Debe English Equal Accounting Graphic Arts Drawing Tennis Anne DeMuth English Penny Eckert Phy. Ed. Mohammed El-Daly Bilingual Bicultural: Arabic Gene Ermisch History Dan Farrell Special Ed Hcshmat Farzanch Kia Bilingual Bicullural: Iranian Tom Golden Work Coordinator Stan Furc YEDPA Coordinator Art Fredrickson Math Tom Griffiths PF.P Coordinator Gordon Halloran Math Warren Hamerston Industrial Arts Michael Hansen History Rosemarie Hogan Foreign Language Robert Hoisington Math Elizabeth Johnson Home Ec Harold Koch Science 152 Linton Levin History John l.ind Drivers Ed. A.V. Ron Lorge Art Horace Mayo Industrial Arts Wanda McCaa ESL Liaison Fred McNair Work Coordinator 153 Jean McNamcc Counselor Joan McNaughton English Richard Nelson English Patricia Olcksa Business Floyd Pearson History Cathy Peterson Phy. Ed. 154 Richard Reuter ESL Larry Risscr English Mary Jane Roc Foreign Language George Rozsnafs ky Science Bob Rundorff Counselor Ramedo Sauccdo Foreign Language Spanish Typing Divide Track Foreign Band Communication Program Pat Schumackcr Media Specialist Harriet Severson English Sara Sexton English Ruth Stewart Health Don Stoyke Music Helen Stub Media Specialist Lorraine Tclandcr English Harold Slrobel Science Faye Thiel Special Ed Floyd Thorsen Social Worker Ha Ho Tuong ESL 156 James VanDrunen English Floyd Vare Math Rich Vigen Industrial Arts Wendy Weimer ESL Walter Williams History Bill Adam Director West Office: Audrey Ohnian. Betty Johnson. Catherine Lamb. MaryAnn Erickson .. East Office: Vivian O’Shea. Nyla McCue. Brenda Hauschild, Dorothy Johnston. Mamie Tennessen. Ruth Norton. Food Service: Marion Thomas. Lucille Dugan. Beverly Carroll. Celia Saunders. Kathleen Hoyle. Buclah Mahar. Mary Ketcham. Bilingual Bicultural Education Aides Nhac Nguyem. Nhat Dang. This Page Is Dedicated To The Memory Of Phil Johnston And Kathy Silver Frccdom-Keep walkin’ Keep on your toes and Don’t stop talkin’ about freedom. Get goin’ there’s lots to be lcarnin’ Lots to be knowin’ about people. Gotta reach ’em Sit ’em right down And then you gotta teach ’em. Freedom-gotta win it Gotta put yourself smack dab in it. Hey tomorrow Hey don't you go away ‘Cause your freedom’s Just like time away. Freedom-Keep tryin' People stay alive And people keep dyin’ for freedom. So don’t lost it You gotta understand You just can’t abuse it. Freedom-Get movin’ Never gonna stop Till everybody’s groovin’ On lovin’ one another. Callin’ some friend And callin' some brother Hey tomorrow don't fly so far away ’Cause your freedom will know you well someday. This round of applause is for all those who worked to help put this book together. It’s a long-range project and I especially want to thank those who worked day after day until the final deadline was met. I’m happy with this book. I hope you arc too, and will enjoy it now and for many years to come. Peggy Dolan Editor-in-Chief 159 These Pages Have Been Donated By The Student Council. Thank You! MARTY'S BARBER FRANCE AVENUE MOBIL Men and Women Style Cuts ... To Suit You! 4916 France Avenue So. 50th France 922-9717 926-3606 Congratulations to the class of '19 TUNE-UP - BRAKES - EXHAUST DUNRITE MOTORS 3322 W. 44th St. 44th Abbott So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55410 927-7677 Mr. and Mrs. Ned Tiechc Congratulations to Scott and all his friends Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willey Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse F.. Zecca CONTRIBUTORS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams Congratulations to Jeff Mr. and Mrs. James Blake Congratulations Joe and Class of 79 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brey Congratulations to Jackie Mrs. Joseph Chipka Congratulations Bob Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper. Merna and Ed and Jim Jr. Congratulations to Tom and Class of 79 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dick Congratulations to Mary and all her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Follett Congratulations to Kathi and Class of '19 Mr. and Mrs. James Ford Congratulations to Anne and the Class of 79 Diane M. Goulctt. Har and Bets Congrats. Dale Jonn J. ana uynima j. mv cudie and Bill Kaufmann ARE PROUD OF MELISSA MOSEDALF. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nordlocf Congratulations to Meribeth and Melinda Ted and Joan Oclfke Congratulations to John Mr. and Mrs. Clint Olson Congratulations, Jim! Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Olson Congratulations to Tim (and the Senior Class) Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Petersen Congratulations to Janice Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pett Congratulations to Michelle and Class of '19 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Salo and David Congratulations to Janet! Diane M. Sullivan Congratulations, Michellc-YOU FINALLY MADE IT! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taft Congratulations to Patty Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Vojta Congratulations to Linda Congratulations to you. Karen. Love. Mom (Mrs. Avalon I. Welch) 168 SOUTHWEST SECONDARY SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
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