Southwestern Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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X 9 B A oil ,fy Eleventh Edition f, Ag f,f 'lVid,,.'f BIA X Plps- . A M? Studglilts of Q ' fl JH M' 0 0 Southwestern Central School Lia J ',fA 'a ff! wif it to 'ff QQ' f We 1' 3 J,Q 0,,fv,g, J , .- xt X322 Q35 NK? ,, we ,QP e9 ,I 5' Ji? X, .ew yo... 5-. y y-cf .il If iii? xiii' 'fi g . W School District of Busti, Celoron, Lakewood, and West Ellicott E , 3 me Mak' 1s ink is ww W3 W as 'H ,W A W, Q i nv N . N, Q WM! ......,.3: Y wx Q af 5 ' ' V Six X A xi . NX Q ff xv ,X ..:, X K W Q. ..: x bQ-X . X . ,QNi: g,N .QI .- sw QW x--X M- QX.w..M.WA:.- if , rwmawgqxv N.,.,..MmW,4Wm N f wwmwwm 5 A. A , 4 t , . Q . - Q , E-Q.,-if 1 .Maw vw 'V J' Proudly and humbly we, the Class of 1958, dedicate this elev- enth edition of the Centralian to MILTON C. HARP Geniality, wittiness and generosity plus his fine teaching ability serve as an incentive and stimulus for those who are in his classes. He is a ffreat favorite at Southwestern, loved and admired by students and faculty alike. Mr. Harp is head of the Mathematics Department, carries a full teaching load, and is very active in student affairs. He is one of the advisers for the Junior class, sponsor for the Student Council and the Chess Club. For outside activities he coaches a junior high school football team, teaches an evening mathematics class at James- town Community College, and is head of training officers of the Jamestown Naval Reserve. D He and his wife Ruby, are active in church and community affairs, and with their four children, Daniel, Milton, Joann and Timothy form a happy unit in our midst. 5 B 0 0 K H 0 l D E R S ip,- wig' 1 HOLLAND W. ROOD Supervising Principal B.S. in C.E., Clarkson College of Technology M.S., Albany State College for Teachers. BOARD OF EDUCATION Sealwir Mrs. Lillian Till, Mrs. Lois Hough, Mrs. ,lean Bailey. Standing: Harold Erick- son, Sheldon Myregaard, Walter Davis, Vern Johnson. Not Present: Clarence Eld, Dr. Roland Laury fwho resigned during school yearl and Dr. Ernest Pilkey Kwho was appointed to fill Dr. Laury's unexpired term.l 8 A.B., cuse University, M.Ed., St.. Bonaventure Uni- versity. Uwe .qJ,l:'L8Ct0fL CLOISE E. SWEARINGEN High School Principal Syracuse University, B.S.P.E., Syra- Y- ' i SECRETARIES: Mrs. Elador Carlson, Receptionist and Elementary Secretaryg Mrs. Margaret Farnsworth, Board of Education Secretary and Mrs. Ann Miller, Business Secretary. 9 JAMES BARTOO SHIRLEY BARTOO Junior High English Senior High Social Studies B.S. Buffalo State B.A. Bethany College Teachers College SALVADORE FRANCES CHASE CALAMUNGI Business Department Head Junior High Citizenship B.S., M.S. Albany State Education Teachers College B.S. Canisius College MILDRED BURK Junior High .Mathematics B.S. Fredonia State Teachers College 'ew HENRY BUTLER High School Math and Science B.S. East Stroudsburg Teachers College GERTRUDE COOK .lunior High Art Fredonia Normal PAULINE COOK English and French A.B. Houghton College Al.. RICHARD CORBIN MYRTLE DENNISON MARJORIE DEUINK GORDON DOMINEY Vocal Music .lunior High Mathematics Junior High English CiliZl'I1S'1iII Education B.S. Fredonia State Junior High Department Fredonia Normal School B.S. Hillsdale College Teachers College Head M.E. St. Bonaventure University Qeuote .7ime EUGENE ERB PATRICK FEDERICO C. CALVIN HANSON MILTON HARP r High Svhool English. 1mlus,,ia1A,t3 Social Studies .lunior lliglz and Senior High B.S. Buffalo State B.S. Buffalo State B-A- and M-A- Mfl5l'f fUi'S Teachers College Teachers College Syracuse University B-5. Allvflllimy Cullcglb -:ww im in ADELINE JONES ALICE E. JONES Homcmaking Junior High Math BS- SYTHCQSC UniVCfSitY ,X B.S. Syracuse University Nw Mai 1:40, . GYM 'K' MAGDALYN A. KING MARY KISTLER Business Sr. High School English B.S. D'Youville College A.B. Westminster College M.S. Syracuse University 1 o N, - .V ,J x PAULINE LOPUS DOROTHY MC KAY BETTY JO MC MILLEN PATTY MARTIN Ir. HighCi!1'zenship Erlucation School Nurse Physical Education Science and Health Guidance Assistance Plattsburg College B.S. East Stroudsburg B.S. West Virginia Wesleya B.S. Fredonia State Teachers College Syracuse University State Teachers College L N. Q h FLOY PARKER ROBERT MULLEN EUGENE E. MUNSON CLARENCE OLSON Art Supervisor Guidance Director Physical Education Librarian B.A.-Pomona College B.S. Edinboro State B.S. Brockport State B.S. Buffalo State M.S. Illinois Teachers College Teachers College Teachers College Institute of Technology ofww V-XX B.S. In Library Science Geneseo State Teachers College ! ETHEL REEVES SAMUEL RESTIVO RUTH RHODES JACK ROSE Dental Hygienist Sr. High Citizenship Homemaking Industrial Arts D.H. ,Rochester Education B.S. Cornell University Oswego State Teachers Dental Dispensary B.A. Grove City College College M. of Ed. University of Buffalo 13 .IOSEPH RUSHIN ANTHONY SCARRY RICHARD SHEVALIER EDWARD SMITH Health Math and Science Physical Education Science Athletic Director M.S. Cortland State B.S. Cortland State M. of Ed. University B.S. East Stroudsberg State Teachers College Teachers College of Buffalo Teachers College M.S. University of Pennsylvania M.A. Columbia University fmt Bifdo, RICHARD SMITH ROY SMITH Industrial Arts Drivers Training B.S. Oswego State B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers College ,Teachers College f xr DAVID STARK Jr. High Social Studies and Math B.S. Albany State Teachers College ,Vx t' - . wiki' ' XY, ., 3' -S M? 5' xl EDWARD TURNER Instrumental Music B.S. in Music Fredonia State Teachers College M.A. New York Uni ALBERTA ULMER GLADYS WATSON HENRY WEISS BERNICE WILLIAMS B.S. Hunter College Chemistry A B Alleghany College iunior High Citizenship Senior High English General Science English and Latin Education 5. Buffalo State Teachers MS St Bonaventure College BYRON WINDOFT Senior High Citizenship Education B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College 5' Community tribute in form of Lucy Peake Day and a testimonial dinner was given to Mrs. Peake for her life long contribution for the good of Lakewood and Town of Busti. Mrs. Peake has retired from school duties, librarian, after nearly- thirty years of service, but remains active in other affairs. Camera Shy DAVID JONES High School Art B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College NELLIE LUCAS Physical Education Grarles 1-7 BS. Slippery Rock State Teachers College ROBERTA SIMS Business A.B. University of Pittsburgh 15 1. Q. . :lc b 2 le .fl 9' BUS DRIVERS Above you see a grim reminder of the sort of thing our faithful, patient bus drivers struggled with during the winter of '58. At this time we wish to pay tribute to their per- severance and skill. The drivers who were with us this year were E. Anderson, F. Anderson, L. Barton, A. Bemus, H. Davidson, R. Davidson, E. Deiffenbach, M. Evinczik, R. Garfield, F. Johnson, T. McCann, R. McKoon, D. Miniger, W. Oher, R. Sandquist, C. Slagle, W. Vincent, B. Young. CAFETERIA WORKERS . Seated: Mrs. Jenson, Mrs Lundberg, Mrs. Ahlgren. Stand- ing: Mrs. MacTavish, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Ahl, Mrs. Matt- son, Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. La- Marca. , V is 'K A W CUSTODIANS , M. Levine, R. Marsh, M. Po ovich, M. Morley, W. Henn A. Copeland, C. LaMarca. A sent from photo: J. Mitchell, Rabian. 1 la Ns Busti Elementary School ,....,...-- ' I Celoron Elementary School f V Elementary School nu' FW? K1 44 Lakewood Elementary School 'TI ,f- A R S Q. BRIAN W. ANDERSON CGBri7! Son of Helen and William Anderson if O Q' If CAROL D. ANDERSON Carol Daughter of 5 N? Q' 5-a I .I fl J' V .- J e Eleanor and Walfred E. Anderson -C N fm-Q V34 , JANET SUE ASEL -. uSUSiC,, , Daughter of Freda and Charles Asel DANIEL P. BELL ESDan99 Son of Ruby and Lawrence Bell WMA. ,iw-eff ff .. . I' . U ff g M24 f?fZ.QQ,.w C 1 X - -.'-i. PHYLLIS M. ANDERSON Perrie,' Daughter of Irene and C. Edward Anderson NANCY A. BOBERG Nance Daughter of Dorothy and Helmer Boberg 20 '. ' 4 W f 1 V I ffff BRUCE BRADFORD scgradas Son of Jessie and George Bradford ANNETTE M. CADY Nettie Daughter of Mary and Myrle Cady FRANK W. BRINK Frank,' Son of Nina and Oscar Brink ALLEN CAPRON HAZ!! Son of Elsie and Lee Capron 21 e A A L JA JUDI H BUTTO Judy Daughter of Lillian and John Button LELAND J. CARLSON CCLee99 Son of Margret and Martin Carlson H L if SALLY CARLSON CGSal39 Daughter of Hilda and Lee Carlson SHIRLEY A. CARLSON Shirl Daughter of swat, LINDA D. CEDERQUIST Linda Daughter of Evelyn and Elmer Cederquist Marion and Arne Carlson JOSEPH CERVONE 6610679 Son of Mary and Joseph Cervone 22 . CYNTHIA J. CARLSTROM Gicindyii Daughter of June and Alfred Carlstrom CHARLES R. CHRISTY GiR0y33 Son of Jill and Charles R. Christy , It WWW lfy, ' I L , 1 .elif 11126. Mfr W 3 PATRICK A. DAVIS Gipatv Son of Annie and Robert Davis X X. W, MARCIA A. ECKMAN Eckie7' Daughter of Esther and Emmett Eckman SONIA A. FLANDERS i JUDY A. ERICKSON Eifulllyw Daughter of Anna and N. August Erickson MAUREEN E. FURLONG f5M0lly33 Daughter of Helen and Dr. Maurice Furlong X35 Q5 Q .6 L if X V aiu Semin Xvbzkkb Q-Q CQQQX Nec , I . u Daughter of Q, iflfoxx QNRKLI XQXKXQ' 3035, Georffiana and Wells Flanders , n '- LAWRENCE F. FEDORCHUCK D R' ML' WA 'A Jeff Wav Cvuxf XZTRXX srwx CL Q65 GSL 7, ' Sarryf Cxvxob. BTL Cxo els? QACX ear -- Q - . Maude and Frank Fedorchuck 23 ,SJ nod., Kvlcn V MAXINE MARIE GARDNER uMax99 Daughter of Minnie and Frank Gardner ' I.. JANIS A. HANSEN Gian!! Daughter of Jeanette and Roger Hansen LINDA P. GRIFFIN Linda Daughter of Pearle and George Griffin '91 1 ERVAN HALLIN GSE,-U33 Son of Erna and Delavan Hallin JAMES M. HASKINS Gclimv Son of Kay and Pat Haskins DAVID HEINTZMAN Dave Son of 24 Harriet and Joseph Heintzman I 1 IJ-ff' Avy M. ly, Qydqx of'Q,a,,Q9,,,,-4 We M9 DELORES A. HERN Elpunkyi! lit BIRGIT R. HEYGEL Cipeggyh Daughter of Ellen Heygel Daughter of Zoe and Les Hern LYNNE M. HOUGH ECL lynn Daughter of BRIAN W. JOHNSON Brian Son of Stella and Elmer Johnson Lois and Lydell Hough 25 l l l A Aw .. . 5 LARRY S. HOLMSTROM fCLa,-ry!! Son of Margaret and Sven Holmstrom A V g ,eff 5:3 ff JANET ELAINE JONE 651 79 onesy W Daughter of W l Anna and Ephrain Jones KQV, 707 X l S Q 5 L -7 AH-M ROBERT L. KANOUFF GCB0b,l Son of Freida and Ralph Kanouff MARY T. LAWSON 6GMary99 Daughter of Lorraine and Donald E. Lawson V657 07ffhfCf5.'- V QM 72fV7'7'L My GERHARD KEUN IN G SGGerry99 Son of Martha and Dietrich Keuninb 2, LORRAINE A. KOOISTRA GCCL0rri79 DONALD E. LEVINE Muon!! Son of Alice and Ernest Levine 26 Daughter of Cleo and Clarence Kooistra DELORES LINDQUIST CGDee77 Daughter of Bertha and Arthur Lindquist I CYNTHIA S. LOUCKS Cdcindyji SALLY A. LINDSTROM SGSal93 Daughter of Dorothy and Woodrow Lindstrom THOMAS P. MAC TAVISH C6MaC93 Son of Fern and Paul MacTavish Daughter of Genevieve and Arthur Loucks CLINT G. MERLEY Clint', Son of Ruth and Leo Merley 27 EDWARD L. MC GILL Eddie', Son of . Beatrice and Arthur McGill D S2 MARCIA I. MILLER Marsh,' Daughter of Doris and John Miller f f f 3 , - Q s 2 ' l 1 .f I 5 M M BRENDA D. MINIGER Minnie', Daughter of Ida and Don Mininger ks X. CAROL PENHOLLOW ucarolv Daughter of Lillian and Clarence Penhollow .fy K Q JOHN H. NELSON ufohrznyv Son of Elsie and Joseph Nelson Yi ROBERT N. N ORTHROP G6B0b97 Son of Jeanette and Norman Northrop DONALD W. PETERSON CGD0n5? Son of Ida and Ralph Peterson 28 W5 ' is .' gi- DUANE R. PETERSON Dewey Son of Jennie E. Peterson S 1 .Tm ROBERTA L. PIERCE Bobbie,' Daughter of Alice Pierce ffl ' 'f ww-m--w -Y--W. -v 1-ww-nur-F.,nU,. mm-f-.-.N ,..,., law- -mm - - a 1 ,iQ +1 y l , 3 3 I , , .4 - BRENDA J. ROMER K cSBren3s Daughter of Jeanette and Donald Romer A JEAN E. RABIAN ccleann Son of Kathryn and John Rabian SUE H. ROUNDS f6Sue9! Ward of Nancy and Paul Bull ROY C. ROUNDS ClR0y3, ,. A Ward of! Q Nancy and Paul Bull PAUL A. ROMER Spider Son of M ' Alice and Horace Romer , 29 'l ,, . 1. gn eeof W of ALM I hm l NANCY L. RUCH CCNanCy,? Daughter of Edna and Norman Ruch BETSY RUSHWORTH Bets Daughter of all SHEARMAN earman Joan and Elverton Rushworth DONNA L. SAULSCIVER Donna Daughter of Bereneith and James Saulsgiver JANET L. SIGCINS all iw x. KN Rf' Daughter of Lura and John Siggins Q CAROL ANN SMITH Carol', Daughter of Mary and Carl Smith Hlcuuo, was 5 . SANDRA J. SUNDEEN ECSandy99 Daughter of Helen and Harold Sundeen THOMAS L. SWANSON CCT0m39 Son of Ruth and Everett Swanson ROBERT B. SWANSON 66B0bv Son of Ruth and Edwin Rosendahl PATRICIA ANN THAYER Spa!!! Daughter of June and Robert Thayer 31 SUE ELLEN SWANSON GCSue93 Daughter of Regina and 0. Frederick Swanson DONALD THORP CCD0n7! Son of Ruth and Herbert Thorp DAVID E. TILL GGDave77 Son of Harriet and Emil Till Y-A A .E MARCIA WARLOW Marcia', Daughter of Ethel and Lorin Warlow X A 'N I K V I ,I I . ' If ,- I CHARLES TROWBRIDGE Chuck Son of Pauline and Lonnie Trowbrid ge GORDON W. WAHLGREN 4cWaHy7! Son of Eleanor and Cordon Wahlgren .E . an A - ,Ha I E ELAINE R. WEBER , Elaine GARY BRAUN Daughter of MG r,, Alfred Weber Sona of 32 Florence and Joseph Braun A llflfv' ff f' .v ,A .- , f G'-l vq . A fl!! A 1 My 0,,1jl4f iv f - 'N H ljlfv fly jllulft l-l-rl fi! fd 7 1 JU rj '-' Mxj ' f , ' , WN: J IX :lfflj U MICHAEL BURNS 66Mike93 Son of Ruby and Edward Burns JOANN PATTI 661033 Daughter of Mary and ,lack Patti JAMES C. DAVIS GCTiny93 Son of Lillian and Robert Davis SUSAN PETERSON CGSue,5 Daughter of Ruth and Everett Peterson 33 LORRAINE HOLMQUIST Lorrainev Daughter of Catherine and Alfred Holmquist x at A 9 1 JOSEPH SWEARINGEN Gunner Son of Doris and Cloise Swearinben if- ,. ,-,,,--wfkyq, .s- ., , - r S', RICHARD VAIL 5 C JOHN WIDEGREN CCDiCk9, GG 73 Son of Winnifred and Nelson Vail BRIAN W. ANDERSON Math--Science: Vice-President 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Gym Club 3, 4, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches, Brigadoon. CAROL D. ANDERSON Math-Science: Prom Committee 3, Pom-pom Committee 4, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4, Pep Club 4, Math Club 3, 4, RS Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Future Teachers 2, 3, Future Teachers Vice-President 3, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches, The Fortune Teller. PI-IYLLIS M. ANDERSON Math-Science: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, Usher for Brigadoon, Onions in the Stew. .IANET S. ASEL Shorthand: Commencement Usher 3, Band Majorette 1, 2, Shorthand Award, S Club 1, 2, 3, Baton Club 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, Play Day 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Madrigals 3, 4, Fredonia Music Festival 2, 3, Smokey Mountain, Fortune Teller, Riddle Me Riches, Onions in the Stew. DANIEL B. BELL Math-Science: Student Council 1, 2, Student Council Pres- ident 2, Prom Committee 3, Football 1, Golf 2, Intramurals 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State I, 2, 3, Chorus President 4, Fortune Teller, Brigadoon, Riddle Me Riches, Onions in the Stew. NANCY A. BOBERG Science: Treasurer 1, Typing Award 2, Future Teachers 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Fredonia. BRUCE BRADFORD Math-Science: Vice-President 2, Prom Committee, Thespian, Chess Club, Gym Club, Math Club, Stage Club, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Track 1, Chorus, Dramatic Club, x.. fohnny Son of Elmira and Martin Widegren Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches, Love is too Much Trouble, Our Town, Submerged, Brigadoon. FRANK BRINK Math-Science: Senior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Baseball, Basketball Manager, J.V. Basketball, Football 1, Intramurals All-Star, Junior-Senior Soccer Game, Onions in the Stew. JUDITH ANN BUTTON - Shorthand: S Club, Newspaper Staff, Intramurals. ANNETTE, MARIE CADY Science: Junior Play Committee, S Club, Future Nurses, Inner Council, Intramurals, Chorus, Onions in the Stew. ALLEN CAPRON Math-Science: Sergeant-at-arms 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club, All-Star Football, Onions in the Stew. LELAND J. CARLSON Math-Science: Senior Play Committee, Intramurals 3, 4, Track 3, 4. SALLY CARLSON Shorthand: Baccalaureate Tea, Shorthand Awards, News- paper Staff, Usher for Brigadoon. SHIRLEY A. CARLSON Business: Typing Award, Model Assembly, Commence- ment Usher, Prom Committee, Assembly Representative 2, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher for Riddle Me Riches, Onions in the Stew. CYNTHIA .I. CARLSTROM Business: Senior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Typing Award, Chorus, S Club 1, 2, 3, Inner Council, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, Madrigals, Future Teachers, Future Nurses. LINDA D. CEDERQUIST Science: Concession Stand, Typing Award, Usher for Briga- doon, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Intra- , - as. -as--I-fl--I - -- - , ' ,,,,,,,...,. ,, Qiofplay, .7 , murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals, Chorus, Future Nurses, Our Town, The Fortune Teller. JOSEPH CERVONE Math-Science: Senior and Junior Play Committees, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Math Club, Junior Rotarian, Amer- ican Legion Junior Citizen, Track, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches. CHARLES R. CHRISTY Math-Science: Prom Committee, Boys' State, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club, Gym Club, Yearbook Editor, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Star Football, All-Star Intramurals, Brigadoon Usher, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches, Student Council 3, 4: Assembly Committee 3. PATRICK A. DAVIS Prom Committee, Student Council 3, 4, Thespian, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Gym Club, Tennis 3, 4-, Ram- shackle Inn, Onion in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches,', Love is too Much Trouble, Submerged, Our Town. MARCIA ANNETTE ECKMAN Math: Concession Stand Dues Committee 4, Pom-pom Committee 4, Model U. N. 4, S Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, I.A.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches, Ticket Chairman Brigadoon, Prom Committee 3, Math Club 3, Intramurals 3, Spaghetti Supper, Chorus Award 2, Fortune Teller, Chorus 2. .IUDY A. ERICKSON Business: Student Council, S Club 1, 2, Editor of Newspaper 3, Class Reporter 2: Usher for Onions in the Stew. LAWRENCE P. FEDORCHUK Typing Award, Pep Club, Wrestling 2, 4, Madrigals, All-State Conference, Chorus 1, 4. SONIA M. FLANDERS Shorthand-Math: Madrigals, S Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Oklahoma, Brigadoon, Fortune Teller. MAUREEN E. FURLONG Math: Class Reporter 3: Posters Ramshackle Inn, Programs Onions in the Stew, Posters Love is too Much Trouble, Posters and Programs Our Town Concession Stand 4-, Pom- ponis 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Stage Craft Club 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Club 3, Math Club 3, Art Editor Yearbook 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4-, Our Town, Brigadoon, Oklahoma, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. MAXINE M. GARDINER Math-Science: Secretary 2, 4-, Pom-pom Committee 3, 4, U.N. Model Assembly 4, Prom Committee 3, and Dance 2, Student Council 4, Commencement Usher 3, Typing Award 3, Chorus Award 2, 3, Band Award at Music Festival 2, Band Award 1, 2, S Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Gym Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4-, Intramurals 2, 3, 4-, Play Day 4, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches, Brigadoon, Fortune Teller, Band 1, 2, 3, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Oklahoma 4. LINDA GRIFFIN Shorthand: Baccalaureate Tea 3: Usher for Commencement 3, Shorthand Awards 3, Newspaper Typist 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Senior Play Committee. .I. ERVAN HALLIN Art-Math: ' Senior Play Publicity, Prom Committee 3, .lunior Play Publicity Committee, Stage Craft Club ,2, 3, 4, Art Work on Yearbook 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1. .IANIS A. HANSEN Home-Economics: Prom Committee, Chairman 3, Senior Play Committee, Concession Stand 4, Usher for Ramshackle Inn, Thespian 3, S Club 1, 2, Onions in the Stew, Love is too Much Trouble, Riddle Me Riches, Little Prison, Usher for Smokey Mountain, Chorus 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. .IAMES M. HASKINS President of Science Club 4, Co-Chairman of Stage Crew, Prom Committee 3, Stage Crew 3, Math Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Wrestling Manager 2. DAVID HEINTZMAN Business Major. DELORES HERN Home-Economics: Concession Stand 4-, Senior Play Commit- tee, S Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2. BIRGIT R. HEYGEL Language-Science: Secretary of Student Council 1, Briga- doon Programs, Usher for Senior Play, Madrigals 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, Newspaper Reporter 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Brigadoon, Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State Festival 2, 3. LARRY S. HOLMSTROM Industrial Arls: Auto Mechanics 4, F.F.A. Trip to Cornell 2, 3, Future Farmers 2, 3. LYNNE HOUGH Committee for Homecoming Social Seated: M. Gardner. Row One: N. Boberg, S. Sundeen. Row Two: M. Eckman. During the Christmas holidays the Senior class held a Homecoming Social for all former graduates of Southwestern. An informal discussion on college life was held and the guests related their new ex- periences. Following the discussion refreshments and social time were enjoyed. e Halenlo, President S Club 4, Assembly Representative 3, Band Sec- retary 2, Co-Chairman of Prom 4, Prom Committee 3, Cheer- leading Letter 3, 4, Activities Award 1, 3, Band Emblem 2, Gym Club 3, 4, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Inner Council 4, Stage Club 2, 3, Title Page Design for Yearbook 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Onions in the Stew, Organist for Riddle Me Riches, L'Oklahoma, Brigadoon, Fortune Teller, 'LS1nokey Mountain, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Madrigals 4. BRIAN W.. JOHNSON Math - Science: Science Club 4. JANET E. JONES Math-Science: Senior Play Committee Junior Play Commit- tee, Student Council 4, Assembly Committee 1, 2, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Day 3, Band 1, 2, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. KANOUFF Math: Co-Chairman Stage Crew 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Stage Craft 2, Parking Lot Crew 3, 4, Outstanding Student Award fKiwanisJ 3, Out-Standing Student Award tLegionJ 1. GERHARD KUNING Social Studies: Chess Club 4, Gym Club 4, Centralian Staff 4, Chorus 4. LORRAINE KOOISTRA Language-Social Studies: Concession Stand 4, Onions in the Stew Dramatics Club 4, Orchestra Concert 4. MARY T. LAWSON Shorthand-Science: Pom-pcm Committee 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Secretary of Student Council 4, Shorthand and Typing Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Inner Council 4, Art Editor Yearbook 4, Newspaper Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Onions in the Stew, Our Town, Usher for Brigadoon, Posters for Love is too Much Trouble, Drama Festival 3. DONALD E. LEVIN Math-Science: Senior Play Committee, Junior Play Com- mittee, S Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Future Farmers 2, Cornell State Convention 1, 2. PAUL LEVIN Science: Future Farmers 2, 3, Football 3, 4. DELORES J. LINDQUIST Homemaking: Typing Award 3, Dance Club 1. SALLY LINDSTROM Homcmaking: Concession Stand 4, Tickets for Onions in the Stew, Baccalaureate Usher, Assembly Representative 1, News- paper Reporter 2, Usher for Riddle Me Riches, Brigadoon Costumes. CYNTHIA S. LOUCKS Science: Nominating Committee for Prom 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Concession Stand 4, Usher for Brigadoon, Cheerleading 1, 2, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Inner Council 3, 4, Typing Award 1, Pep Club 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Riddle Me Riches, Our Town, Chorus 1, Future Nurses 2. 4. PLANNING COMMITTEE Seated: B. Rushworth, M. Eckman, S. Carlson, S. Sundeen, R. Pierce, M. Gardner, S. Swanson, J. Siggins. Standing: Mr. Restivo, R. Harrison, G. Keuning, D. Thorp, R. Johnson. Our school was host to fourteen other area schools in the third annual Model United Nations General Assembly. We were represented by our sociology class under the direction of Mr. Restivo. Jamestown Community College assisted in the execution of the suc- cessful affair. .7n. Qeudap, , EDWARD MC CILL Math-Science: Prom Committee 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Football 1, 2, 3, Onions in the Stew. TOM MAC TAVISH Science-Infiustrizzl Arts: S Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals All Stars 4, Onions in the Stew. CLINT C. MERLEY Math-Science: Senior Prom Committee, Assembly Committee, National Honor Society 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Centralian Staff 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Riddle Me Riches, Our Town. MARCIA I. MILLER Math: Treasurer 3, 4, Chairman of Senior Prom, Junior Play Usher, Senior Play Committee, A'Brigadoon Committee, Math Club 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2. BRENDA MINICER Business: S Club 1, 2, 4, Cheerleading 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Junior and Senior Play Ushers, Brigadoon Make-up Committee, Brigadoon Costumes. .IOHN NELSON Science- Math: Science Club, Future Farmers of America Secretary 2, 3, Math Club 3. ROBERT N. NORTHROP .4gricnItnre: Prom Committee 3, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Football 2, All-Star Intramurals 3, 4. CAROL A. PENHOLLOW .llnlh-Science: Future Nurses, Senior Play Committee, Pep Club, Make-up Club, Math Club, Girls' Chorus, Concession Stand, Pom-pom Committee, Committees for Our Town, Love is too Much Trouble, and Brigadoon. DONALD PETERSON Matlz-Science: Concession Stand, Assembly Committee, Sci- ence Club, Future Farmers of America, Basketball, Intra- murals, Football I, Junior-Senior Soccer Game, Brigadoon, Fortune Teller. DUANE PETERSON Industrial Arts: Intramurals 1, 2. ROBERTA PIERCE Srimzcez Concession Stand, Baton Club, S Club, News- paper Staff, Intramurals, Senior Play Usher, Commencement Usher, Junior Play Usher, Future Nurses. .IEAN E. RABIAN Secretarial Business: Junior Play Committee, Stage Crew, Shorthand Award. BRENDA ROMER Busine'ss-Home Economics: Assembly Committee, Brif1ado0n Committee, S Club, Intramurals, Riddle Me Riches Com- mittee, Chorus 1. PAUI, ROMER Matlz-Srience: President 2, Senior Play Committee, Stu- dent Council, Honor Society, Optimist Junior Citizen, Pep Club: Marlrigals: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band, Chorus, Prom Committee, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches. ROY ROUNDS Science Major. SUE ROUNDS Art: Intramurals. NANCY L. RUCH Home Economics: S Club l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, Pep Club 4, Stage Craft Club, Costumes for Brigadoon. BETSY RUSHWORTH Science: Assembly Representative 1, Chairman of Advertising Committee for Brigadoon, All-State Jamestown 3, S Club 2, 3, 4, Maflrigals 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Play day 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Onions in the Stew, Love is too Much Trouble, Fortune Teller, Oklahoma DONNA L, SAULSCIVER Shorthand: Concession Stand, Commencement Usher 3: Typing and Shorthand Awards, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Riddle Me Riches Usher, Brigadoon Usher, Girls' Chorus. JAMES O. SHEARMAN Math-Science: Math Club, Business Manager for Centralian, Chairman of Furniture Committee for g'Riddle Me Riches, Intramurals 1, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Onions in the Stew, Riddle Me Riches. JANET SIGCINS Math: Assembly Committee 1, Treasurer 3, Orchestra 4, S Club 2, 3, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Smokey Mountain, Student Director of Brigadoon, Band Member I, 2, 3. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teacher 3. CAROL A. SMITH Business: Typing Awards 3, Baton Club l, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, Future Teachers 1, 2. SANDRA J. SUNDEEN Math Science: Dues Committes 4, Tickets for Brigafloon, SENIOR ADVISORS--Seated: Mrs. Chase. Standing Mr. Rose, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Restivo. Stcvw, Concession Stand 43 Pom-pom Committee 43 Tickets for Riddle Me Riches3 Model United Nations Assembly 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Math Club 33 Secretary of Future Nurses 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3. ROBERT SWANSON Science-Drafting: King of Junior Prom3 Student Council 3, 4g Courtesy Award 33 Madrigals 3, 43 Intramurals 33 Chorus 3, 43 Football 1, 2g Gym Club 23 Onions in the Stew3 Our Town3 GOICIHIIOIYIHQN Brigadoon3 Band 1, 2. SUE ELLEN SWANSON Science-Music-: Madrigals. All-Stateg United Nations General Assemblyg Intramurals3 S Club Inner Council3 Onions in in the Stew3 Our Town3 Brigadoon3 Fortune Teller3 Oklahoma. THOMAS I.. SWANSON Math-Science: Science Club3 Math Club3 Senior Play Commit- teeg Onions in the Stew. PATRICIA A. THAYER Shorthand: Senior Play Committee3 Concession Stand3 Com- mencement Usher3 Typing and Shorthand Awardsg Baton Club3 Centralian Staff: Newspaper Staffg Intramurals3 Junior Play Usher3 Girls' and Mixed Chorus3 Pom-pom Committee. DONALD THORP Math-Science: United Nations Model Assembly3 Prom Com- mittee3 Math Club3 Track3 Intramurals Football 13 Brigadoon. DAVID TILL Math-Science: Vice-President 43 Assembly Committee 13 Play Ticket Committee 4: Prom Committee 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Charles Palmer Davis Award 33 Junior Rotarian 33 Madrigals 3, 43 Math Club 3, 43 Southwestern Conference All-Star 4g Football Co-Captain 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 '4Oklahoma3 Brigadoon3 Fortune Teller3 Band Vice-President 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 All-State 2, 3, 43 Jamestown Civic Orchestra 33 Orchestra 3, 4. CHARLES TROWBRIDGE Science-Math: President 3, 43 United Nations3 Honor Society 3, 43 Math Merit Scl1olarship3 All Activities Award3 Junior Rotarian3 Math Club3 S Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Riddle Me Riches. GORDON WAHLGREN Industrial Arts and Business: President lg Assembly Committee3 Prop Committee for Senior Play3 S Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Volley- ball 2, 3. 43 Football 1, 2. 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 33 Chorus 1, 2. MARCIA WARLOW Math: Treasurer 23 Assembly Representative 43 S Club 1 2, 3, 43 Our Town3 Riddle Me Riches3 Fortune Te'ler3 Smokey Mountain3 Chorus 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE R. WEBER Home Economics: Stage Craft Club 3, 43 S Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY BRAUN Math-Science: Iutramurals3 Chorus3 Math Club3 Science Club3 Chess Club3 Student Councilg Sophomore Dance Committee3 Dance Club. ' MICHAEL BURNS Science: Chorus. JAMES C. DAVIS Math-Science: Junior Varsity Baseball 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Intramurals 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Chess Club 4g Pep Club. LORRAINE HOLMQUIST Business: Home Economics. .IO ANN PATTI Business3 Intramurals I3 Dramatic Club 13 Typing Award' Shorthand Award. SUSAN PETERSON Home Economics: Intramurals3 Chorus S Club3 Stage Club. JOSEPH SWEARINGEN Business: Football3 Basketball3 Volleyballg Baseballg S Club. RICHARD VAIL Science: Intramurals. .IOHN WIDEGREN Math: Bandg Orchestrag Chorus3 Footba1l3 Intramuralsg Okla- homa. 1 1:-sf-wr-fl 1-sri!-xrir 5-ig....1-.1 x.1..!'.i.Qi1 As we, the graduating class of 1958, entered Southwestern in the fall, we had much to anticipate during this, our senior year. We started the year off by electing to office four very capable leaders. Charles Trowbridge served his second term as our president, with David Till as his assistant. Maxine Gardner kept the minutes for all our meetings, and Marcia Miller handled the funds. Maxine Gardner, Janet Jones, and Mary Lawson were our representatives to the student council chosen this year, with Paul Romer, Patrick Davis, Robert Swanson, and Roy Christy, last year's representatives, remaining on the coun- cil to assist Mr. Harp, the advisor. Elected to the assembly com- mittee were Marcia Warlow and Nancy Boberg. Following the examples of the classes who have gone be- fore us, we sold programs, and operated the refreshment stand at Packard Field during the football season. Those of us who worked at the stand enjoyed it very much, and the stand proved to be a successful enterprise. During the basketball season, we sponsored several dances after the games. The senior play, Onions in the Stew, a comedy in three acts, was a smash hit. Many of the class were in the cast and others served on various committees. We wish to thank Mrs. Kistler for her fine job of directing the play. One of the most enjoyable events this year was the semi- formal prom, Moulin Rouge, which we presented in honor of the juniors on February 15. We all had a great time, not only at the darine, but also by serving on the decoration and refreshment committees, and by selecting a king and queen. In turn, the juniors presented us with a fomlal prom in June and we all enjoyed ourselves. We would like to thank them for their eforts put forth in order to create wonderful memories for us. We underwrote the operetta, Oklahoma It ran for two nights and was a great success. Nearly everyone in the school took part in the production, either by ushering, making scenery, taking various parts on the stage, or serving on committees. Our last month of school was a very busy one3 we were exchanging personal cards and making last-minute perparations for graduation. At the senior class picnic we all had a wonder- ful time. one we will never forget. We' went swimming, played tennis, and just enjoyed a beautiful day. We wish to thank our advisors, Mr. Restivo, Mrs. Chase, and Mr. Hanson, whf- so unselfishly contributed their time and efforts to make this, :our senior year at Southwestern a success. Q Stepo, 519, S CAST-Seated: N. Boberg, P. Davis, D. Bell, S. Swanson, Bucky, M. Eckman, P. Ander- son, B. Rushworth. Standing: C. Anderson, L. Cederquist, C. Christy, J. Cervone, S. Carlson, J. Hansen, E. McGill. M. Gardner, L. Kooister, B. Bradford. HONIONS IN THE STEW Reflecting on the success of their play last year, the seniors again put on a three-act comedy, Onions in the Stew. The cast was chosen, the acts were blocked out, and the performance was put on three weeks later. The setting was an old house on an island in Puget Sound. The MacDonald family, consisting of the mother and father, and two teenaged daughters, just moved into their new home and the play told of their trials and tribulations. The water pipes banged. they were snowed in for two weeks, their plumbing didn't work and they either had to walk along the beach or through the woods because they had no road. 39 The older daughter, Ann, had her own problems, also. She hated the island because she had to leave her boy friend in Seattle. The younger daughter, Joan, hated the island, too, because she wanted to be a singer and felt that she had no future on the island. The play was written by Betty MacDonald who actually lived these experiences. Therefore the play seemed more realistic. All in all it was a very successful performance and it was enjoyed by adults and students alike. UN. If 7 . E i Q. -E, - . r . , A y To my American friends, I'm glad to have this chance to say a few words to all of you, who have been such wonderful fellow students for me. Everybody was kind in his own wayg also everybody was kind in the American way, which always meant com- panionship and friendship. Following remarks are also dedicated to all of my American teachers, who really proved to be much friendlier and more understanding than German teachers usually are. To all people I became acquainted with in the United States, especially to my generous American hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Bootey and family, to all of my teachers, and to all of my fellow students, I'd like to say thank you. They made this wonderful year of experience enjoyable and un- forgettable for me. Although I won't get any school credit in Germany for my studies in the United States, this year gave me far more experience than any regular school year could bring about in Germany. I am enthusiastic about America and the American people. The greatest pleasure I enjoyed in the United States was the exciting feeling to have friends of different na- tionalities and to be able to understand them. I experienced how easy it actually is to get along with and to like each other, regardless of different languages, customs, opinions, and religions. The satisfying feeling of being friendly with people from other countries is something that I wish you all could enjoy sometime in your life because it gives so much and it takes so little. .I'll be ever grateful to the American Field Service and its representatives all around the world who, as volunteers, make their tremendous program possible. The number of ex- change students every year goes already into the thousands and it'll rise further in the future. Since you showed me so many things about American life, I'd like to tell you a little bit about my life back in the old Germany. My hometown is Dortmund, an industrial city ninety miles north-east of famous Cologne. There are 650,000 people living in Dortmund and only about 30,000 cars. That amounts to about twenty-one persons for every car. .lust compare these figures with the statistics of Buffalo where there is a car for every three persons. That shows you that the United States is really the country of cars. You might wonder how we get our transportation with- out enough cars. There are street trains going to every 'part of Dortmund and there is also a very convenient bus system. In addition to that most of the younger people ride bicycles which are much more popular in Germany than in the United States. I go always with a bicycle to school except in bad weather and so do most of my friends. With friends I mean the boys in our school, I wouldn't possibly mean girls, be- cause there aren't any girls in our school. In other words: boys and girls are going to separate high schools in Germany. This law is supposed to raise the learning ability of both boys and girls. r At the right is our student from Germany, Gerhard Keuning, with his American father, . Mr. Robert Bootey. It has been an enjoyable, educational ex- perience to be with Gerhard in his classes, and recreation. It will be interesting to go on through the years having had such an in- timate, personal acquaintance with a class- mate from another country. Below is Gerhard's message to his friends and associates. Book studies are most important in our schools and stu- dents in Germany have to put more time into their as- signments than the American student usually does. We are pushed a little more because it isn't very hard for a teach- er in Germany to kick a lazy or inefficient student out of high school. Another force is that if a student fails two or three subjects out of a variety of ten to twelve, the student has to repeat the whole year with all courses. Repetition of the same year is only allowed once. We can't choose our sub- jects, we have to take what is kindly offered. That seems to be rather hard and it is really so, because only around fifteen percent of all students who started high school are able to graduate. The other eighty-five per cent gets gradually kicked out or leaves school during the nine years of high school. Still and all, I can say that we get our recreation time too. Only that it isn't enough time to have a job besides school and to enjoy many parties and dancing. The German teenagers spend their time quite similar to American entertainment. They go dancing, have parties, collect records, go to movies and so on. A special group of teenagers also admired Elvis Presley for a certain time. A remarkable difference is that the young people in Germany go to theatres for stage plays more often than the people do in the United States. Sports in Germany are a little bit different. The most popular sport in Germany is soccer, which is really a na- tional sport. The people in Germany usually don't like Amer- ican football at all, because they think that it is a very rough and dirty sport. American football is rough all right but these rugged football players can stand that with their protective equipment. So I think football is only half as dangerous and rough as it looks to most people in Germany when they see it in the movies. American football is one example of many things which establish an unfavorable reputation of the United States in Germany. Cowboy movies, Rock 'n Roll, American soldiers, and women wrestling are other examples which contribute to the wrong impression of America. Whenever, there are reports in our newspapers about such events the people in Germany think that those happenings are typical for America because the German people don't get to know anything else. However there are many good incidents which offset those customs, which seem so crazy to German people. Therefore I promise you to talk to all of my friends and to all people I know in Germany about the true picture of American life, which I love so much and which I'll never forget. Don't forget to come to Dortmund when you are travelling in Germany. g...f Gerhard Keuning P Supfpxvzting M if E W vi X 1 555:31 'CH J .4 v,W1,,.,,,,,!5,, M,..E , . ,?,.5?,,,.. .Ty.,....Lt,...,,9,,4,.,,,y:?Fp'-,?,.,Ef,,,,..,..,7.,,,,.,.F,,,,3,,,,,,.?,.,z..y,,.,.,,a.,....,.,,N,V,-.-.,7 -- f.,--H -2 Y-1 3 W-vw . . ..,. U I ' Among the Junior Classis first duties was to elect officers. The president was James Johnson, the vice- president, Gordon Puls, the secretary, Shirley Hans, and the treasurer, Robert Lange. They proved to be very capable leaders. The money-making projects included the spon- soring of the dance after the Falconer basketball game, a smorgasbord dinner and the showing of two movies. The movies shown were Fuller Brush Girl with Lucille Ball and 'LKill the Umpire with William Bendix. The Junior Prom, Moulin Rouge, given by the Seniors, was held February 15. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king, Bob Lange, and the queen, Marilyn Danielson. ROOM 276-First Row: L. Moore, J. Grodevant, R. Pryde, M. Rasmussen, P. Cramer. Second Raw: J. Nordland, P. Greenwood, R. Mullen, J. Olsen, R. Zimmer. lady, Stcvw, The attendants were Nancy Eggleston, Pat Tre- maine, Judy Sparling, Don Rhoda, Alan Stranigan, and James Johnson. The king and queen then led the dancers in the grand march. The Senior Prom was given by the juniors in June and everyone enjoyed themselves immensely. The class dues this year were set at two dollars and were paid by the first week of December. The biggest thrill of the year as every year was the ordering and receiving of class rings. They proved to be very satisfactory to all juniors. The class advisors this year were Mr. Harp, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Bartoo, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Fedrico. 44 .f' i i 5 'vv.- 1 Q 5 5 2 ROOM 163-Row One: B. Thorp, N. Eggleston, S. An- derson, M. Acquisto, F. Olson, M. Cnsimano, J. Gardiner, P. Arters, J. Oren. Row Two: D. Siegel, R. Peterson, D Garfield, ll. l?CCl0I'CllllI'k, P. Ecklnnd, Mrs. Williams, C Brainstrongx. B, Coranson. K. Eld, S. D. Carlson, T. West- cott, D. Hagherg. Row Three: J. Richard, R. Anderson, B. Anderson, J. Eliasson, M. Danielson, R. Foote, D. El- mecr, D. Wahlberg, C. Cooney, B. Dean, C. Falk, P. Schneider. ROOM 165-Row 0110: D. Girts. J. Sparling, B. Lauder- dale, J. Schnell. S. Sames, P. Thompson, B. Mazzone, J. Shotts, R. Lange. Row Two: J. Herron, C. Smith, S. Thor, N. Taylor. C. Starr, Mrs. liartoo, K. Stenander, D. Thorp, i L. Piazza. S. Manhart. Row Three: D. Rhoda. W. Van Epps, B. Warner, C. Jackson, S. Simmons J. Sampson, A. Stranigan. iiswso Q 1 145 vi xi. iayig . . :..' 'tfzawuaki . 'kXs. ROOM 167-Row Onv: G. Puls, L. King, R. Johnson, S. Heald, B. Kluwon, P. Tremaine, C. Weaver, J. Spencer. M. Wells, S. Hans, C. Johnson, A. Graham. Row Two: Row Three: P. Estus, A. Lightner, P. Wehh, D. Engwall, D. Browne, S. Johnson, J. White. M. Loomis, Mr. Harp, H. Lalonde, R. Johnson, J. Hanson, D. Rushworth. ROOM 252-First Row: R. Reeves, S. King, S. Huling, S. Eddy. W. Winger, M. K. Hamilton, T. House, L. Hough, V. Johnson, R. Smith. Row Two: R. Fische, D. Elmeer, B. Edgren, G. Hazzard, L. Fuscus, B. Johnson, I. Halpainy, J. Miller, S. Hegstedt, S. Erickson, A. Holmberg. Second Row: S. Kevin, A. Dart, R. Bowen, R. Greenlee, J. Corbran, J. Kench, R. Denslow, Mr. Smith, S. Faley, J. Ralzel, D. Hyde, C. Johnson, D. Schuver, D. Rothra. Third Row: B. Nelson, C. Briggs, K. Engstrom, J. Adams, P. Garlinger, W. Daniels, P. Guertin T. McKinney, G. Carlson, N. Germony, B. Brandow, R. Larson, G. Gustafson, K. Keller. Sep ,-'llhzfkf-l91w, Crossing the corridors from the Junior High to the Senior High wing in Southwestern put new respon- sibilities on the class of 1960. We are happy to report we have met the challenge successfully. Many of us have enjoyed participating in such activities as varsity chorus, band, dramatic club, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Gym Club and S Club. Many of us played on Junior Varsity teams such as basketball, football, and baseball, and did fairly well too! In our treasury we had enough money, carried over from last year, to pay our debts as Sophomores. But we wanted to have something in our treasury to enter our Junior year with so we planned a few pro- jects. Among our planned projects was a dinner- dance held on Thursday, April 25, 1958. We have learned to swallow manfully the large doses of homework assigned nightly, and can do with- out the necessary hours of sleep as well as any upper- classman. We eagerly anticipate our next year of ac- tivities when we can contribute more to the ever- growing renown of Southwestern Central. ROOM 161-First Row: L. Knoepfle, T. Jern, N. Lind, K Kudzy, J. Traniello, L. Mellor, J. Ford, M. Magnuson, S Dankovich. Second Row: R. Schnars, B. Martin, D. Vooys Z. Love, D. Anderson, Mrs. Sims, C. Lockwood. J. Farone, B. McKoon, R. Gustafson. Third Row: D. Ball. B. Green- wood, J. Martin, D. Smith, J. Miller, L. Manhart C. Larson C. Klomp, R. Lind, L. Brown, N. Morrison. ROOM l62-- First Row: L. Lindstrom, N. Cooper, A. Ahlstrom, G. Bundy, D. Crick, J. Jones, K. Banville, R. Dahl- beck, R. Staples. Second Row: E. Coulter, W. McGee, S. Abraham. D. Videll, B. Crandall, Mrs. Watson, P. Bradford, D. Fessenden, J. Anderson, W. Mombert, S. Baily. Third Row: J. Larson. P. Norlander, D. Bush, D. Buck, J. Carlson, G. Darrow, J. Cardy, D. Fransen, J. Cruel, P. Dawson. ROOM 168-First Row: S. Swanson, P. Shearman, J. Moore, R. Scotty, K. Schroeder, D. Weaver, S. Sutphen. Second Row: A. M. Sonne, M. Sanden, D. Lindquist, M. Weborg, Mrs. King, P. Fredrickson, K. Rouse, A. Gross, J. Russ. Third Row: G. Albright, K. Swanson, K. Schnell, R. Sperry, R. Turner, M. Simons, M. Hogue, L. Stillwell, T. Seeley. ROOM 253-First Row: C. Peterson, J. Monagle, P. Nelson, R. Saxton, M. Rood, R. Peterson, J. Rolph, P. Barry, P. Miller. Second Row: J. Berg, D. Groves, J. Larson, L. Pear- son, R. Westman, Mr. Windoft, R. Erb, S. Myregaard, J. Lindstrom, M. Yuchnitz, G. Carlson. Third Row: R. Guichard, B. Nelson, M. Macdonald, K. Richard, D. Almgren, M. Flynn, M. Moore, D. Levine, K. Merley, R. Galbraith, J. Brown, J. Venus. X ,,4 v-X mm- fx fx Inrdk an '-4 Qv , . ROOM 203-First Row: J. Peterson, D. Kidd, A. Ulrich, K. Lawson, P. Rose, K. Boyd F. Carlson, L. Jensen, J. Miller, M. Harrison. Second Row: M. Bartholomew, F. Gates 1 v K. Eggleston, D. Johnson, C. King, S. Shellman, K. Taft, T. Holmstrom, P. Horrocks, S. Swanson, L. Noberg. Third Row: R. Johnson, J. Gardiner, A. Pearson, L. Swanson, J. Fish, L. Hadden, J. Pierce, Mr. Scarry, S. Stroth. J. Blyth, W. Post, S. Stoltz, M. Nyman, J. Tellinghuisen. Fourth Rdw: J. Adams, C. McCloskey, L. Bell, R. Murry, T. Naetzker, G. Capron, C. Masters, B. Brown, R. Dart, T. Gokey, F. Shellberg, J. Moore, K. Seawall, G. , Hanson, J. Sundeen. Stand- Fm, -fifneofmzen This was a good year for the Freshman Class. Each homeroom elected a President and a Treasurer. Ata meeting with Mr. Scarry, Fred Lawson was elected President and Terry Naetzker was elected Treasurer for the entire class. The homeroom officers were re- tained as a council. Members of the class worked energetically on a money-raising project. The Freshman football and basketball teams ended their seasons with excellent records. The football team held the Chadakoin Valley League Title, this was the first time a Southwestern Junior High team won this title. ROOM 105--First Row: R. Logan, B. Ahlgren, J. Young, L. Anderson, T. Johnson, G. Olson, E. Larson, B. Thompson, P. Clement. Second Row: P. Flanders, P. Harris, J. Dittman, D. Pratt, P. Gray, Miss Cook, N. Evarts, J. Rothra, D. Stornes, A. Johnson, M. Bowerman. Third Row: H. De- Vlieger, P. Siegel, J. Gordon, M. Hitchcock, G. Chase, J. Butler, G. Malm, J. Anderson, J. Myers, K. Kunzog, A. Ellis, J. Lenna. ROOM 105-First Row: V. Reeves, R. Swanson, S. Bundy, C. Albanesius, G. Barton, L. Parker, E. Stone, R. Penhollow, L. Olson. Second Row: T. Grady, N. Thomas, P. Loucks, S. Lurwig, D. Lank, Miss Jones, R. Garfield, H. Hartsell, D. Lindstrom, S. Siggins, P. Elmeer. Third Row: G. Fosbs-rg, R. Rasmussen, K. Sandbloom, D. Johnson, S. Pailey, J. Mitchell, N. Lindstrom, R. Anderson, J. Cramer, D. Thrope, A. Frozier, B. Johnson. ROOM 129--First Row: D. Popowski, S. Till, L. Seeley, J. Rogers, D. Johnson, S. Buck, D. Garfield, S. Holdridge, L. Larson. Second Row: T. Melfi, P. Bird, J. Lawson, C. Jones, J. MacMillen, Mr. Weiss, S. Nelson, S. VanDewark, S. Ferguson, S. Schimsf, P. Osmer. Third Row: D. Johnson, R. Lock- wood, K. Engstrom, M. Lydell, T. Sullivan, D. Levin, P. Speadling, S. Woods, N. Carlson, F. Lawson. ROOM 226-First Row: N. Buys, D. Robbins, J. Finch, M. Terry, D. Keller, J. Lard, T. Swanson, N. Thayer, R. Moffett, S. Braschwitz, B. Zimmer. Second Row: W. Barkman, C. Cepthorpe, S. Davis, J. Estus, C. Carlstrom, W. VanCamp, Mrs. Rhodes D. Smith, T. Wilson, D. Garfield, C. Anderson, R. Lindstrom, E. Blake. Third Row: C. Peterson, T. Grant D. Hansen, M. Johnson, G. Johnson, L. Ingro, J. Barnard, B Allen, D. Brink, K. Carson, S. Hanson, S. Hallquist, J. Lee J. Larson. 9 E Fi Q f l O A? 'N i' f' an bv' 'K '5 Lia 2 i f ,f v Q S JG A' l hw' :bg M 1 f ,-5 .16 fit Pl? gf .levi 14144: S43 Q' First Row: A. Maxwell, J. McKinney, M. Bird, P. Melfi. Second Row: L. Davis, D. Finch, C. Cook, J. Russ, H. Johnson. Third Row: S. Lindboom, N. Mathews, C. Thorpe, P. Schuver. 4 ,aitffwi , Homeroom Presidents: Ralph Smith, Robert Seigel, Margaret Hendler, Nancy Bergeson, Pat Melfi. Homeroom Treasurers: Bruce Julin, Harold John- son, Gary Johnson, Susan Cooper, Ann Maxwell. 3 ' Central Treasurer for the grade: Marianne Fair- banks. Student Council Representatives: Bruce Julin, Jill Schroeder, Jane Schroeder, Rose Capron, Cheryl Thorpe. . ,Assembly Representatives: Sue Burnett, Linda Fischer, John Hagberg, Kathy Lane, Nancy Mathews. The eighth grade put on two dances this year, the Harvest Capers and the Spring Dance. Each home- room had a specialpart to do for each dance. The group presented an assembly program during the second semester. It , - P so '7 .. ,a .A , , , - - . 'f , 4.-V .,,.' :.v ,,g-A ' ' '- ' A i s g an iv- EIGHTH GRADE ROOM 111-First Row: J. Batcheller, K. Brown Bryner, D. Kulig, T. Hodges, J. Norquist, P. If J. Hujber, S. Sames. Second Row: I. Simpson Nordland, E. Erickson, J. Wescott, N. Stone, D. strom, Mrs. Martin, B. Brown, C. Swanson, C. Lh D. Schnars, M. S. Kahle, K. Nelson. Third Row e Johnson, G. Shannon, B. Anderson, J. Schroed r, . , - . 7 rm Schneider D Lmdstrom M. Lawson, M. Ka P. Browne, K. LeRoy, G. Rasmussen,-J. Hagberg. ROOM 112-First Row: K. Vincent, M. Meuse, Higgs, S. Heinesmann, J. Rolph, J. Clapham, McCloskey, J. Ford, W. Morgenstern. Second Row Button, M. Sikes, R. Lindstrom, S. Swanson, P. Tl J. Schroeder, Mr. Stark, L. Fischer, R. Siegel, D. ' B. Anderson, B. Ceci, N. North. Third Row: R. C. Hedlund, R. Mattson, J. Peterson, H. Johnson, Berglund, B. Swanson, B. DeVlieger, R. Snyder, Taylor, C. Lane, D. Caleson. ROOM 113-First .Rowz S. Swanson, A. Scotty, Nelson, S. Burk, D. Johnson, B. Bootey, D. Dlbble, Olson, R. Thorp. Second Row: R. Halpainy, Ellis, R. Hayes, S. Jones, D. McGrath, Mrs. Ulmer Furlow, B. Beck, VJ' Eckdahl, V. Marsh, R. Smith. Row: D. Foster, E. Sparry, J. Greenlee, B. Julin, Eddy, K. Fosberg, J. Keamey, J. Wheeler, M. Fai J . Bell, S. Burnett, C. Carlson. ROOM 118-First Row: R. King, B. Crandall, E. S. Rogers, D. Dibble, N. Nelson, A. Buck, S. Larson Hans. ' 9 S S 'E 3 S 'Si Q YNNQ 5 5: K J :Virage QQ m ls f 1 5 ROOM 229 First Row: J. Ahlgren, B. Bessey, S. Mudge, B. Rounds, B. Newton. Second Row: K. Logan, P. Brigs, L. Julin, A. Jones, J. Terry, P. Widrig. Third Row: M. Hunter, W. Johnson, S. Rasmussen, A. Marsh, C. Seeley. Ncwiceo, Un Stage The new Southwestern students of the seventh grade carried on many projects to raise money. Mrs. Deuink's homeroom sold Christmas cards, wrappings and writing paper. This room solicited money and clothing for a needy family at Christmas time. Room 115 sold jelly to meet their expenses and they bought books for their room. Homeroom 229 had a dance i.n March. In February, the seventh grade sponsored a movie Green Grass of Wyomingf' Student Council representatives are: Room 114, .......... Linda Guyer Room 115 Room 116 ......... Ronald Foote --------- Wendy Ward Room 117 ......... James Haines Room 229 -- ..... Brenda Rounds Q.- i 'Sr-. 9 N- g 'nr 1-1? fkwnm ,www 34 IS-3, ' 'jwilp was df 0 fb! 9:6 151 9,1 Y First Row A Maxwell J McKinney M Bird P Melfr Second Row L Davis D Finch G Cook J Russ H Johnson Third Row S Llndboom N Mathews C Thorpe P Schuver actfiofaeueo Homeroom Presidents Ralph Sm1th Robert Selgel, Margaret Hendler, Nancy Bergeson Pat Melfi Homeroom Treasurers Bruce Julin Harold John son Gary Johnson Susan Cooper Ann Maxwell Central Treasurer or the grade Marianne F air banks Student Cozmczl Representatwes Bruce Julln J1ll Schroeder Jane Schroeder Rose Capron Cheryl Thorpe Assembly Representatwes Sue Burnett, Llnda Flscher, John Hagberg Kathy Lane Nancy Mathews The elghth grade put on two dances this year the Harvest Capers and the Spring Dance Each home room had a special part to do for each dance The group presented an assembly program during the second semester Q 50 an H Q - . . . . a : . , . , . , . . 5,1 . . . ,. . . ,I . . , . , . , . , . . . li - , . , . , . . r D, A ,. - ga. 1 .L-, A. , .M I 53' 'K l L, A 1 1 wt. g , I-' - V . . . . t. l . , A 6' 1 , l. : ' , - Q' . 1 'Q 9 9 1 - , .. ' . I f I I ', ' . 1 - N . .1 -A I l . 'l s e I I Q .V ' 9 -, 1 1 9 ' . . - asf' ' ' P ,' Q a ' - i - . . . 'lf A 4 9 ,YA I lg .. . - . 1- . 2 - . ' . - r. ,L srf, 1 '. ' -. V t 4 , D EIGHTH GRADE ROOM 111-First Row: J. Batcheller K. Brown Bryner D. Kulig T. Hodges J. Norquist P. Hendle Nordland E. Erickson J. Wescott N. Stone D. Lin .trom Mrs. Martin B. Brown C. Swanson C. Lhapma D. Schnar. M. S. Kahle K. Nelson. Third Row: Johnson G. Shannon B. Anderson J. Schroeder Schneider D. Lindstrom M. Lawson M. Karmolinsk P. Browne K. LeRoy G. Rasmussen J. Hagherg. ROOM 112-First Row: K. Vincent M. Meuse Higgs S. Heinesmann J . Rolph J. Clapham ' McCloskey J. Ford W. Morgenstem. Second Row: Button M. Sikes R. Lindstrom S. Swanson P. Turcott J. Schroeder Mr. Stark L. Fischer R. Siegel D. Brigg B. Anderson B. Ceci N. North. Third Row: R. Edd C. Hedlund R. Mattson J. Peterson H. Johnson Berglund B. Swanson B. DeVlieger R. Snyder Taylor C. Lane D. Caleson. ROOM 113-First Row: S. Swanson, A. Scotty, Nelson, S. Burk, D. Johnson, B. Bootey, D. Dlbble, E Olson, R. Thorp. Second Row: R. Halpainy, E Ellis, R. Hayes, S. Jones, D. McGrath, Mrs. Ulmer, K Furlow, B. Beck, V. Eckdahl, V. Marsh, R. Smith. Thir Row: D. Foster, E. Sparry, J. Greenlee, B. Julin, G Eddy, K. Fosberg, J. Keamey, J. Wheeler, M. Fairbank J . Bell, S. Burnett, C. Carlson. ROOM 118-First Row: R. King, B. Crandall, E. Davis S. Rogers, D. Dibble, N. Nelson, A. Buck, S. Larson, B Hans. I -.5 WW ? 5 1?- Y , Y S I 7 J. Hujber, S. Sames. Second Row: I. Simpson, I , , Y , I Q 979! Q, , I 1 Y 1 1 , Q Y 7 7 9 7 1 Q Y Y Y Y , U 7 D Y , Q 9 7 7 , 1 7 7 Y 1 .l 9 7 3 , 7 7 S . . ,V . A , . LJ. . Q s ,Q wJ -1 X x g Nm Af ,, Q? Ei , J A XXI, z'3 KJ WW my iii., 4 f ,- xx s -'sf 1 ,Q JG Raw .ma ,v Ma D ROOM 229 First Row: J. Ahlgren B. Bessey S. Mudge B. Rounds B. Newton. Second Row: K. Logan P. Briggs L Julin A. Jones J. Terry P. Widrig. ird Row: M. Hunter W. Johnson S. Rasmussen A. Marsh, C. Seeley. ' nStage The new Southwestern students of the seventh grade carried on many projects to raise money Mrs Deuinks meroom sold Christmas cards, wrappings and wrltmg paper This room sohcited money and 115 sold jelly to meet their expenses and they bought books for their room Homeroom 229 had a dance in March In February, the seventh grade sponsored a movie Green Grass of Wyoming Student Council representatives are Room .......... Lmda Guyer Room ......... Wendy Ward Room ......... Ronald Foote Room ......... James Halnes Room ........ Brenda Rounds K, ..,f . z, 1-' f I SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 114- First Row: L. Guyer J. Erickson C. Ruby P. Stro T. Johnson K. Schultz B. Zimmer S. Froah L. Bober Second Row: R. Arters N. Stone T. Gustafson Lind J. Kantor Mrs. Deuink P. Herron K. Trainor Dupler M. Hodges D. Bramstong. Third Row' Carlson V. Gates K. Johnson D. Flanders C. Griffi A. Estus J. Jackson E. Richard L. Johnson P. Barbera. ROOM 115 First Row: R. Williams V. Williams L. Weborg Ostrom C. McIntyre J. VanEpps B. Lindquist. K. Til L. Johnson. Second Row: B. Larson J. Nelson McGill W. Fletcher D. Anderson Mr. Erb S. Lan B. Westman J. Nelson P. Eckdahl N. Lucas. Thir Row: J. Coulter T. LaLonde K. Guertin J. Birchma B. Ahlgren W. Ward D. Brown C. Martin R. Ba chellor B. Anderson J. Pxzeporia J. Cusick. ROOM 116 First Row: L. Cummings V. Slagle A. Cady N. Robi son P. Hunt R. Johnson, E. Groves S. Hopkins Bames A. Sparling S. Anderson R. Foote Mr. Domine L. Spiesman M. Lindbeck J. Macdonald J. Carlso S. Keech D. Mitchell. Third Row: D. Samuelso T. Ahl B. Kratzert J Pike D. Scotty T. Manone Eliasson V. Dunn A. Carlson D. Lauderdale J Coalie ROOM 117 First Row: B. Graham M. Flynn, J. Apthorpe J. Doud S. Mitchell T. Mellor W. Lindquist K. Backus D Weisbrod. Second Row: D. Sanden J. Martin D Carlson R. Corhran M. Norlander M. Larson, M Bartoo F. Haines B. Abrahamson R Nordine K Rothra H. Carson M. Woods. Third Row. R Col bum D. Blood G. Larson L. Nelson, J. Mattison Johnston J. Pifer D. Phelps D. Ostrander C. Corstange T. Carlson N. Pillsbury D. Tibbetts 9 Y I I 9 l I I I I I I I I Y I I xt Y Y I 'I' J , , I I I Y J Y I I I I I 7 9 I I U I 7 I I I 7 I 1 i Qs ' . 9 1 1 U clothing for a needy family at Christmas time. Room Barkman- Second Rvwr D. Lawhead, B- King, 9 ' v y 9 9 , 1 1 ' s Q 1 I . 44 . ,, 1 s 1 9 ' 114 ' 115 116 117 ' 229 I I I 7 1 I I I I r 1 Y I I ' I I I I I Y I I Y E P 52 e -' CAST AND SETTING OF RAMSHACKLE INN Row One: P. Dawson, P. Bradford, C. Puls, J. Jones. Row Two: D. Fessenden, R. Staples, F. Olsen, P. Davis, B. Nelson, J. Cruel, D. Smith, J. Sparling, P. Scotty, B. Anderson, D. Elmeer. Mao In September the first meeting of the Mas- queraders was held and the following officers were elected: Pat Davis, President, Gordon Puls, Vice- Presidentg Nancy Eggleston, Treasurer, and June Eliasson, Secretary. Approximately seventy-five students were en- rolled as members of the Masqueraders this year. Out of these seventy-five enrolled members six have qualified for membership in the National Thespian Society. In October, we presented a mystery play, Ramshackle lnnf, in three acts. ' 61 ffullaffw Two Little Theater memberships were pur- chased for the use of the members of the club. The tickets were used by some of the members and were greatly appreciated. A comedy play, in one act, was presented at the annual drama festival in Fredonia. We, in the Dramatic Club, wish to thank our advisor, Mrs. Watson, for all the time and help she has given to our club this year. 3 align? W f ,ww Q aa NW Jn N wi' ' df? ' x 1 o A .av x L ' X 0 9 f V v af-Q. 9'S Sr , I Wg we Q 'if' I! 45? xx . if 'N in f.T QV., ,, X , q, , 'F fi. Q Q, Wi-. Q rf' I U . -3' v 'ru Q '53 .amxl ,xlidff vt ,AQ 3 I Y... 356 Lal 9 It 'QU X el ' N 6 ' 'iq V wx it Mx X S ' ' . 4 3 ' 'L xggi. 5 it L 7 in X. ,A 'Xl n M ax Y 1-4. 'f X - i ' t ' k ,'r S , V -4, , K VW if N, Q K '6 M is , 'K K ,A . If H Y- L Q a wk W' I- . i we 'Y .. . 3-QQ, rw 1-an-,gy ki 3 1 f 0 1 X Q s m K n me 'S' 'Q . .. 5 X ,qv -A ss?-gk S J Qs! -? Y CN .5 ' m J 5 X 2 fi, I 24. si ' ' .bid . xl? 'ella f we , 5 4 -M , i 7 at K X .X A A.k. .1 -- i ii i w k I4 5 V . Q A I v J V -7, ' , N' ' x . , .7 , VARSITY CHORUS The major project for the chorus this year, as every year, was the annual operetta. This year Roger and Hammersteins Oklahoma', was given at two evening performances. This gay, lively production brought satisfaction and pleasure to both participants and audience. During the Christmas season the Chorus per- formed four times for various organizations. They did Faure's Requiem which was very beautiful and fitting for the holiday season. First Row: L. Kooistra, S. Till S Swanson R Berglund B Crandall Second Row J Peterson, K. Stenander, C. Jim J Martin B Braun M K Hamilton Thzrd Row K 64 Taft, S. Thor, S. Simmons, J Wldegren M Macdonald P Romer S Kmg J Siggms D. Till, B. Gustafson. CAST AND SETTING OF RAMSHACKLE INN Row One: P. Dawson, P. Bradford, G. Puls, J. Jones. Row Two: D. Fessenden, R. Staples, F. Olsen, P. Davis, B. Nelson, J. Cruel, D. Smith, J. Sparling, P. Scotty, B. Anderson, D. Elmeer. .Mao In September the first meeting of the Mas- queraders was held and the following officers were elected: Pat Davis, President, Gordon Puls, Vice- President, Nancy Eggleston, Treasurerg and June Eliasson, Secretary. Approximately seventy-five students were en- rolled as members of the Masqueraders this year. Out of these seventy-five enrolled members six have qualified for membership in the National Thespian Society. In October, we presented a mystery play, Ramshackle Inn,'.' in three acts. ffuwlfffef Two Little Theater memberships were pur- chased for the use of the members of the club. The tickets were used by some of the members and were greatly appreciated. A comedy play, in one act, was presented at the annual drama festival in Fredonia. 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' if ' A -W i X 1' Q ' ix Q .K D KL ,gf J 45 Y J 9 li' we gg, , , qw W QA I YE mnmm Mug, we-nm, E' VARSITY CHORUS The major project for the chorus this year, as every year, was the annual operetta. This year Roger and Hammersteins Oklahoma was given at two evening performances. This gay, lively production brought satisfaction and pleasure to both participants and audience. During the Christmas season the Chorus per- formed four times for various organizations. They did Faure's Requiem which was very beautiful and fitting for the holiday season. First Row: L. Kooistra, S. Till S Swanson R Berglund B Crandall Second Row J Peterson, K. Stenander, C. Jim J Martin B Braun M K Hamilton Thzrd Row 64 Taft, S. Thor, S. Simmons, J Wldegren M Macdonald P Romer S King J Slgglns D. Till, B. Gustafson. , 47 , Seated: L. Hough. M. Cardner. First Row: J. Sigzgins. M. B. Rood. B. Mazzone. S. Johnson. B. Rushworlh. J. Asel, BI. Cuertin. L. Xlanhart. C. Lockwood. A. Pearson, D. llcll. S. Flanders, J. Shotts, L. Piazza. Serorzvl Row: B. Southworth, B. Klawon. B. Romer. M. Furlong, C. Carlstrom. Thirrl Row: M. Hogue. L. Bell, J. Jones, B. Staples. J. Forrester, ll. Vanlfpps, J. Widegren. M. Simmons, R. Turner, N. Taylor, C. Starr, J. Sampson. Fourth Row: R. Peterson, D. Peterson, B. Swanson, P. Romer, M. Burns, M. Macdonald, D. Levin, C. Larson, C. Keuning, D. Rothra, D. Fessenden. zrst Row: M. Guertin, S. Stroth, D. Johnson. Second Row: Bell, J. Sampson. Third Row: D. Smith, K. Merley, K. eewall, M. B. Rood. Mr. Turner, L. Hough. ORCHESTRA Members of the orchestra elected very cap- able officers on October 18. The president was Karen Merleyg Vice-president was Mary Beth Rood, and combination secretary and treasurer was Sandra Thor. The biggest projects of the year were the trip to Mayville and Sherman on November 15 and the All-State concert at Randolph High School, on October 18. They also played two concerts in November. Twelve members of the orchestra had an ad- ditional privilege when they played with the James- town Civic Orchestra in December. rf'f'f' W' ff? Q Q 5, ,ae I -. ,- F3 B PQ, '1' 1 mr 4, vs 5 ' ? Q f 'WE' i , f' 1? ::f ff Q new f n A4 - Q 1 O f A . fer , f if gag , Q5 Q..,Qw..Q, Q, M., A Q N wr ,. 5,52 i 'ffmwmxfi Nflsy- Q .N - -R S xii? X55 N iffy' Xf r wfiffg- X '55 .a 4 x 3 .J , ff. 4: ' Q Qu 1 6 gk x 'Nw 4 ,, ' 4 Q 1 . 4 W.. X , 'KW' ' JL. .41 - T- --ff -, ,mix , .1-'S 'W f A lg A H V Q 4 I' .- X me N Q lx efby -a: 5 'N 5 Q .wife WF? 4 Q K 3 wax xi film 9 Sv Q, la al mv., , 1 ., .. . nl Jax, A , 935 K r RQ 2, A N CHESS CLUB Seated: S. Graham, B. Southworth, B. Kluwon, S. Heald, D. Rushworth, C. Bramstong, W. Winger, J. Cruel. Standing: Mr. Harp, M. Flynn, C. Puls, T. Jern, T. Gustafson L. Carlson, J. Spencer, J. Jones, B. Moinlmert, G. Heuning, A. Lightner, K. Merley, P Carlinger, C. Johnson, M. B. Rood, B. Crandall. ru - - R il i SCIENCE CLUB Tabla' at Lvfl: C. Falk. S. Crzlllaln. J. Spencer. D. llllSllKVUl'lll. B. Kl1lWW'lDll. T. Wesc'11lt. 'l'.CllsI:1lson. .l. lllouaglc. ll. llraclforrl. Talilv at riglzlz li, lfrlv. ll. Pillslulry, ll. Lalonclc. Ynblv at Razr: Mr. Smith. W. Winger. R. Luckwoml. l.. l,urson. N. Carlson. J. Nelson. J.Jones. 68 Q wg Q L.,J,,, if 'Q- X X is Big ' S i' uf ., .e.. my Juv-neun 3' 'Nik' Y: v x N N9 wg Xu. xl , 2 1 4 52 W H ., . F' Na , v f Q X Fifi f rf. Tzfvgvg' miifa' f X - .Q-si F' W W ily? L 1' f'!'f N2 f as ' action 3 if . t. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM I JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM First Row: D. Hyde, R. Anderson, R. Lange, L Second Row: J. Adams, R. Erh, R. Lind, J. f M. MacDonald, G. Frazier. Third Row: G. Ca Norlander, A. Stranigan, D. Lindquist, Mr. Olson. Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern 18 2 11 7 9 3 8 4- 17 1 4- 11 8 4 0 7 1 3 Falconer Jamestown Ca ssadaga Ripley Frewshurg Jamestown Frewsburg Falconer Cassadaga Jamestown Falconer Dunkirk Cassadaga Jamestown Falconer Dunkirk Fredonia Fredonia 17 1 10 6 7 1 15 8 6 1 11 1 2 5 4 Ftrst Row J Scorse E Knoepfle R Burstrom, J. Mathews, D. Traniello. Second Row: J Lenna J Davls J Swearmgen C Trowbridge, D. Till, R. Christy, R. Fischer. Third Row R Johnson F Brlnk D Rhoda G Wahlgren, Mr. Shevalier, T. MacTavish, J. Herron. 72 Baton Club is made up of girls terested in perfecting the art of ton twirling. Outfitted in satin ed red corduroy skirts and white eaters the girls executed its rou- es'at the football games and in e Memorial Day parade. Another our duties was the task of usher- g af the hand concert held in bruary. The officers for the year were: esident, Gloria Weaver, Secretary- easurer, Patricia Arters. TON Clllll-First Row: L. Man- rt, C. Lockwood, P. Ar-ters, N. Thomas. cond Raw: ,l. White, J. Martin, G. eaver. ,LUL'f Another sport completed a successful first season at Southwestern. Under Coach Ed Smith, the tennis team won four games and dropped two. The scene of the home action was the courts at Lakewood Beach. With backing, tennis may become another major sport at SW. TENNIS TEAM--First Row: P. Davis, T. Jcrn. Second Row: J. Kench, B. Anderson, Mr. Smith, CII- J - as-1 1'Af' I :iii--n .1'm ! un- An. nun T'-E-9 , -.i Q '1-- I u I Golf was introduced at Southwestern for the first time last spring. Under Coach Gene Munson, the Trojan link- men had a successful initial season, copping the Division A title and placing second in the County Sectionals. Southwestern 5 Bemus Point 7 Southwestern 5 Silver Creek 7 Southwestern SM Bemus Point 6M Won Division A title at Chautauqua Second in County Sectionals. VOLLEYBALL Southwestern 2 1 Jamestown 9 Southwestern 21 Dunkirk 0 Southwestern 21 Cassadaga 16 Southwestern 21 Falconer 4- Southwestern 21 Fredonia 17 First Row: J. Forrester, J. Cruel, L. Lindstrom. SECTIONALS Seronrl Row: T. Hunt, Mr. Munson. Sguthwestern 14. Sloan 16 Southwestern 15 Sloan 8 Southwestern 15 Sloan 4- First Row: D. Lange, D. Traniello, J. Mathews, T. Bugbee. Second Row: G. Horrocks, Mr. Shevalier, L. Dawson. Third Row: T. MacTavish, R. Lange, R. Zimmer, A. Stranigan, J. Swearingen, C. Trowbridge, J. Herron, D. Johnson. 'M'-B 5 i , W X9 X9 f 4 lg. A 1 . s 3 2 W9 1' A can ,., Q' .rf .V ff A me ak inf A, x ,xx R .aw .9'1k:aZ.9' First Row: R. Christy, Mrs. Catlin, Mr. Rushin, D. Till. Mrs. Marion Catlin of Lakewood was guest of honor at the annual Kiwanis Football Banquet held on December 9, 1957. Mrs. Catlin, a loyal Trojan fan for many years, was presented with a lifetime pass for all Southwestern home games. I I Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern 19 6 31 19 0 7 19 41 Fredonia 13 Dunkirk 13 Salamanca 0 Alden O Falconer 0 Youngsville 0 Gowanda 0 Portville 0 TROJAN ALL-STARS: David Till, Jim Johnson, Jim Herron, Al Capron, Bruce Bradford, Roy Christy. 76 Powerful Backing fDeuelo.p ww , I4 I7 , ,T vi v J Row One: B. Anderson, C. Merley, D. Till, R. Christy, B. Bradford, A. Capron. Row Two: R. Johnson, T. MacTavish. J. Herron, G. Wahlgren, D. Levin, J. Swearingen. Row Three: B. Thorpe, R. Lange, D. Rhoda, A. Stranigan, D. Siegel, J. Johnson. Row Four:Mr. Rushin, G. Puls, J. Richards, J. Forrester, J. Knowlton, D. Rushworth, Mr. Shevalier. -.-Kg A: . , A. . , , ,A , For Starting Line-up 77 waStage- Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL-First Row: J. Larson, D. Franson, R. Larson, C. Larson. Second Row: G. Carlson, J. Miller, J. Lindstrom, W. Johnson. Third Row: R. Guic- hard, R. Erb, N. Morrison, R. Buck, J. Monagle, Mr. Restivo. SOPHOMORE SCORES Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern F RESHMAN SCORES Warren 21 26 6 13 0 Washington Jefferson Falconer Lincoln Salamanca O Falconer 0 Dunkirk 18 Cassadaga 6 Fredonia O EIGHTH GRADE SCORES Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Sugar Grove 6 Sugar Grove 6 Washington 14- Freshmen 28 M 1' VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: F. Brink, T. MacTavish, R. Lange, C. Trowbridge, R. Zimmer, D. Levin. Second Row: M. Macdonald, J. Swearingen, C. Merley, P. Romer, D. Siegel, J. Richards, M Munson. Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Salamanca Dunkirk Sheffield Fredonia Gowanda Sheffield Erie Strong Jamestown Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern 57 Cassadaga Valley 43 Cassadaga Falconer Dunkirk Fredonia Salamanca Gowanda Jamestown Falconer I'. Valley Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Salamanca Dunkirk Sheffield Fredonia Gowanda Sheffield Jamestown Cassadaga Valley Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Falconer Dunkirk Fredonia Salamanca Gowanda Jamestown Falconer Cassadaga Valley JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: J. Miller, J. Larson, R. Erh. D. Hyde, L. Lindstrom, R. Fischer. Second Row: C. Carlson, J. Cruel, R. Larson, D. Hagherg, D. Franson, J. Knowlton, R. Lind, Mr. Smith. ' ,firm , i 5 E i , st, ,A., -. . , , s 2 ' ' - 1 J Southwestern 48 'J Warren 41 Southwestern 58 Frewsburg 31 Southwestern 34 Lincoln 36 Southwestern 25 Jefferson 40 Southwestern 36 Washington 35 Southwestern 50 Falconer 48 Southwestern 44 Frewsburg 35 Southwestern 44 Lincoln 37 Southwestern 36 Jefferson 46 Southwestern 46 Washington 48 Southwcxtern 43 Warren 39 Southwestern 40 Falconer 29 X FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: T. Melfi, W. Post. Seconrl Row: J. Fish, J. Adams, C. McCloskey, H Devlieger, D. Johnson. Tlzirfl Row: Mr. Dominey, P. Flanders, R. Lindstrom, J. Mitchell C. Carlson, D. Johnson, T. Crady. Southwestern 25 ' Chautauqua 28 J Southwestern 39 V Cassadaga Valley f Southwestern 37 Chautauqua 26 Southwestern 28 Sheffield 38 Southwestern 29 Cassadaga Valley Southwestern 27 F rewsburg 25 Southwestern 49 F rewsburg 27 Southwestern 23 Bemus Point 15 Southwestern 47 Lincoln 24 Southwestern 22 Westfield 30 EICHTH GRADE TEAM --Firsl How: B. Zimmer. T. Mellor, B. Graham, R. Bat- Southwestern 26 cheller, K. Williams. J. llirclnnan, R. Eliasson. SCWIIIIII Row: J. Carlson K. Fosherg, V. Bemus Point 21 Evkdahl, J. Johnson. D. Trainantano. H. liergglund, R. Siegel. K. Furlow. J. Wheeler, Southwestern 24' P. Harris. Third Row: Mr. Erin, M. Wood, R. Smith. J. Hagberg, C. Carlson, G. Johnson, J. Balcheller, J. Coalier. Westfield 20 , . V Q Y x , . fiutwze game 4 n First Row: L. Larson, C. Barton, L. Ingro. Sw-onrl Row: C. Capron. 1. Miller. I3. Thorp, J. Shearman. J. Johnson, ,l. Limlstrom. Tliirfl Row: Mr. Olson. D. Levin. L. Fedorchnck. B. Van Epps, A.'Capron, A. Stranigan. B. Larson. F. Lawson. The Trojan Grapplers had a fairly successful season in the Chautauqua County Wrestliiig League. They acquired third place by compiling an eight and four record plus a non-league victory over Mayville. They fared well in the Section VI competition at Gowanda, placing fourth among eleven schools. Individual honors went to Allan Capron who grabbed first place, ,lim John- son in second, Bruce Thorp in third, and Allen Stranigan in fourth in their respective weight classes. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Won Lost Draw Barton 9 4- 0 L. Larson 1 10 1 Ingro 10 3 0 Miller 7 3 2 Johnson 12 0 I Thorp 10 2 0 Shearman 7 6 0 G. Capron 6 6 I Vanlipps I 11 0 A. Capron 13 0 0 Stranigan 4- 7 I B. Larson 0 1 0 Fedorchuck 0 1 0 83 Allan Capron first place winner in Section VI I Kjj , I el X 7' T! 'X QI' ft!! .N ' I X 1..,.. I ' -I - f I .J fx X 11 1, .-.- -.-xlxl 51 A , Hu , . x m Xjxfm xi 1 J I I x Nx X if 7 'X j A VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERSlTTnenling QQ' 5 'ca 'Wu 0 M. Acquislo, J. Shorts. P. Anderson. Slanrlingz M Danielson, J. Gardiner, L. Hough, P. Thompson, P. Tre maine. 'SIT7 g lUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- Lvfr to Right: B. Nelson, N. Cermony, L. Knocpfle, B. Edgren, T. House, K. Schroeder. Ru X xx K is X w-.Q-Q--....,.f ' 5 ,Sl 'fi S :R S-J fi-:-tx Q . X A NIJ' l, ' I Y I , ,N 4 W'llQ0'4.M,, ,QQ 5,- Q? 4, ,M .dv GIRLS' First Row: R. Pryde, P. Hodges, C, Weaver, J. Gardiner, L. Hough, P. Anderson, P. Eckland, K. Eld, S. Carlson. Second Row: P. Arters, C. Anderson, B. Rushworth, S. Swanson, M. Rassmussen E. Weber, B. Coranson, J. Sparling, S. Carlson, J. Siggins, B. Anderson. P. Thompson, P. Tremaine, S. Man- hart. Tlzirrl Row: M. Warlow, C. Loucks, A. Cady. M. Eck- lnan, M. Cardner, B. Romer, A. Lightner, C. Smith, F. Olson, S. Heald, D. Elmcer, L. King, L. Seeley. S. Woods. Fourlh Row: J. Rogers, S. 'l'ill, P. Sootty, S. Hans, L. Piazza, NI. Danielson. N. Eggleston, S. Johnson, S. Simmons, M. B. Rood, M. Loomis. J. Cardy. M. Weborg, S. Faley, J. Nordland, D. Levin. Fifllz Row: M. Hogue, C. Lockwood. L. Manhart, S. Myregaard. L. Pearson, M. Mymen, F. Shellberg, B. Brown, L. Hodoon, B. Crandall, B. Klawon, B. Southworth, P. Shear- Sn CLUB man, S. Swanson, D. Weaver, K. Nordstrand. Sixth Row: B. Edgren, L. Knoepfle, S. Erickson. S. Sutphen, D. Crick, M. Magneson, L. Hough, E. Coulter, L. Stilwell, S. King, J. Martin, C. Johnson, K. Engstrom, L. Swanson, J. Ford. Seventlz Row: S. Daily, S. Lnrwig, S. Stoltz, J. Lee, K. Lawson, A. Holmberg, J. Rolfe, B. Nelson, S. Hegsted, P. Miller, U. Johnson, L. Miller, M. Carlson, J. Miller, S. Swanson, V. Reeves. Eighth Row: J. McMillen, S. Nelson, D. Popowski, T. Hulmstrom, M. Carlson, M. Harrison, C. Olson, A. John- son, L. Anderson, K. Anderson. Ninth Row: S. Schimph, C. Jones, P. Clement, B. Siegel, S. Shellman, A. Ulrich, J. Butler, C. Carlstrom. Tenth Row: C. King. J. Peterson, L. Bell, N. Evarts, B. Zimmer, D. Pratt, B. Braun. Tenth Row: S. Braschwitz, S. Siggins, S. Davis, M. Miller. Q T' INNER COUNClL-fFirst Row: M. Warlow, J. Gardiner. B. Rushworth. P. Anderson, L. Hough, l.. CL-derlluist, C. Louoks. P. Tllonipson. P. Eoklund. Svroml Row: J. Nveaver. M. Rassmussen. E. Weber, S. Manhart. C. Smith, P. Hodges. R. Prvde. Nl. Lawson. C. Anderson, J. Jones. Tlrirrl Row: Miss Mcltlilleu, B. Anderson. S. Carlson, K. Eld, J. 86 Siggins. C. Coranson, F. Olson, S. Heald. A. Lightner. L. King. BOYS' S CLUB First Row: C. Walgren, D. Siegel. R. Christy. C. Trowbridge, C. Merley. Scrond Row: J. Knowlton, D. Rhoda, D. Levine. L. lngro. A. Stranigan, A. Capron, Mr. Ruskin. Third Row: R. Lange, J. Swearingen, R. Johnson, T. MacTavish, B. Anderson, D. Till, L. Moore. Under the capable leadership of Miss McMillen the Girls S Club had another successful year. Officers were: President, Lynne Hough, Secretary, Judy Gardiner, Treasurer, Phyllis Anderson. Good sportsmanship was stressed through intra- mural games in basketball and volleyball. Points were given toward letters and those members earning two letters received blazers. The innercouncil, consisting of members who had earned at least one letter, did an able job of governing the club. A Farmer's Formal was held in April to help meet expenses. Membership in the Boys' S Club is limited to those boys who have earned at least one letter in a major sport. Jackets are awarded when a boy wins two letters in one sport or three letters in three dif- ferent sports. Money-raising activities have been limited this year, to several successful dances after football and basket- ball games. Many thanks to our capable advisor, Mr. Rushin. 11 41C?y L Masks wlfeod CTJ MM Wfwd . QOJJOMCEHQ WW V B, 54Mj?3 QdfQzm wfMyxWf.iii32 Mwwigzzmh J? F?iJ?gm?3?f? Z?Qff My 1 CW 5? 5wfWf'g6,qyMiQQfMMw?? 6 2 M7 WMQEMQME WN,fwWw1WM?,gf 05' Mlffw Wiwfgilgkg jig V559 Mggw K JV W ? 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Holmstrom J , Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Lydell M. Hough Elmer Johnson E. E. Jones Donald E. Lawson Ernest Levine Arthur J. Lindquist Woodrow Lindstrom Arthur Loucks Paul MacTavish Leo Merley Joseph D. Nelson Norman Northrop Clarence E. Penhollow Ralph Peterson Carl Peterson Alice Pierce and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. John Rabian Horace Romer Edwin Rosendahl Norman J. Ruch James Saulsgiver Winslow Shearman Earl Smith Harold E. Sundeen Herbert E. Thorp Lonnie Trowbridge Gordon J. Wahlgren Lorin E. Warlow Arthur Weber First Row: D. Saulsgiver, M. Miller, A. Lightner, M. Furlong. Second Row: M. Weborg, B Klawon, J. Sparling, J. Hansen, M. Cusimano, L. Swanson, J. Gardner, S. Lurwig. Third Row C. Darrow, S. Sames, S. Schimpf, M. Magnuson, S. Nelson, K. Kudzy, J. Peterson, B. Mazzone Fourth Row: J. Cardy, D. Hansen, B. Romer, L. Bell, A. Johnson, B. Coulter, M. Danielson J. Butler, P. Clement. Fifth Row: G. Olson, M. Harrison, L. Mellor, C. Jones, D. Popowski S. Holdridge, B. Patti, L. Anderson. RHO DELTA PHI extends Congratulations to the Seniors: Annette Cady Marcia Miller Molly Furlong JoAnn Patti Janis Hansen Brenda Romer Donna Saulsgiver OFFICERS Marcia Miller .... , .... President Ann Lightner ----,, - -, Vice-President Marilyn Cusimano - ,,.,., ae- Sergeant-at-Arms Molly Furlong ,..., U- -., , Secretary Donna Saulsgiver -- , .....,....L,, -W Treasurer Judy Sparling -nv ..,,,.,..,e,.. M.-- Reporter Marcia Miller -Y ,- Inter-Counril Representatives Nancy Pike --- -A Inter-Council Representatives Mrs. Bartoo -..- ,...,,. . a,,,,-,,, H- Advisor Mrs. Hansen W, .... -, Sorority Mother 92 v .93uoineoo, HZCLULG-lid, Ashville Auto Sales Ashville, New York Bill's Grocery 270 East Fairmount The Deaconess Hospital Buffalo, New York Grove's Wolfs Head Service Station 5 East Fairmount HollenlJeck's Service Station 283 East Fairmount Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lalohn 11 Pennsylvania Avenue Lakewood Barber Shop 106 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood Beauty Studio 60 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood Drugstore 110-112 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood Friendly Service Station 67 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood News 58 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood Sports Shop 50 Chautauqua Avenue Loomis Red 81 Wllite Ashville, New York Melody Shop 115 Chautauqua Avenue Nels Texaco Service Station 12 West Summit P 81 A Super Market 64-66 Chautauqua Avenue Quality Market 58 Chautauqua Avenue Ticknor's Keystone Wheel balancing and front end alignment First Row: R. Lindstrom, B. Post, K. Schnell, J. Monagle, J. Miller, G. Malm. Second Row: D. Rhoda, J. Larson. .l. Hutchinson, D. Smith, R. Lind. Third Row: K. Eggelston. R. Fischer, C. Wahlgren, P. Davis, P. Osmer. Fourth Row: J. Gardiner, H. DeViliger, G. Puls, J. Cruel P. Dawson, D, Siegel, D. Hedherg, P. Romer, C. McClosky, R. Anderson, R. Rasmussen, P. Bradford, R. Westman. ALPHA ZETA F RATERNITY Wishes to Congratulate the Graduating Brothers Paul Romer Gordon Wahlgren Charles Trowbridge 'Iii' Don Rhoda Gordon Puls 'li Roy Christy 'I'-l'l l'-I' Peter Dawson Jeff Gardiner Pat Davis Bruce Bradford .loe Swearingen 'll Cordon Malm Ray Rasmussen Alan Stranigan Roger Anderson Les Moore Robert Lange Peter Bradford Dan Hedberg Donald Siegel John Hutchinson Pat Osmer Je!'1'y lhllllel' Kevin SCllI'lell Jameg Monagle Charles Larson Kenneth Eggelston Ron Lind James Larson David Franson James Cruel Joe Venus Donald Smith Charles McClosky Richard Lindstrom Richy Fisher 94 Dick Westman Harry DeViliger James Lenna OU in the Jamestown Area JAMESTOWN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ALPHA CHAPTER of the PHI DELTA TAU SORORITY Wishes to Congratulate its Graduating Seniors: Perrie Anderson Cynthia Loucks - Linda Cederquist Carol Penhollow Marcia Eckman Betsy Rushworth Lynne Hgugh Marcia Warlow OFFICERS President ,. .... . ..............,.. -- Perrie Anderson Vice-President ---..--.., - ..... Lynne Hough I Recording Secretary - --- --- Cynthia Loucks Corresponding Secretary , - -- Marilyn Acquisto Treasurer ....... - ..... . ---. - ....... Loel Hough Inter-Council Representatives -.- ..- Betsy Rushworth Fanchon Olson Chaplain ..,... .. .-. --- Marcia Warlow Sergeant at Arms .i.. ..... L inda Cederquist Keeper of Properties --- .. - -.. ..... Nancy Eggleston Advisors -.---... . .... --- Miss Betty ,lo McMillen Mrs. .lack Mclntyre Miss Sarah Farnsworth First Row: P. Anderson, L. Hough. Second Row: L. Hough, M. Warlow, C. Loucks, M. Acquisto. N. Eggleston. Third Row: C. Penhollow, C. King, S. Erickson, P. Thompson, P. Tremaine. 5. Shellmfin, L- CCdeffIUiSI- Fourth Row: F. Olson, C. Cooney, S. Heald, B. Foote L. Piazza, J. Martin. B. NCISOD, L- Stillwell, L. Knoepfle, S. Hans. Last Row: S. King.. L King, S. Sutphen, D. Crick, B. Edgren, M. Eckman. Missing: B. Rushworth. be 850.5 Uaknsu. Jgxw Q5 WW W - vLvJLfM7'd? :w awk . 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Congratulations to the Seniors of Kappa Zeta Chi: Maxine Gardner Nancy Boherg Carol Anderson Sally Lindstrmn Shirley Carlson Judy Erickson Sue Ellen Swanson Roherta Pierce Lorraine Kooistra OFFICERS President .,..,,,,s.........s, Roberta Pierce Vice-President ,,,, . w,,..,.,., Sally Lindstrom Secretary ......,.......,,., Beverly Anderson Treasurer nn-.. ...,......... Doris Greenwood 99 s Q X X A Q- UP Q 5 S SYN Xxx 'Sf E A My fx K X My 9 +A Q. x Ym..i'5 5 1 if 955. ' 5, x S M s wks Q...,w .xwf f 5 . X L S ww -N X Y 9 lu nk! if ..- . f Rf a.. :ge .. 1 .Qu 4 ,Q Q Sz Q . ., 1 2 x f . 5 Y , , Q A V 5 Q X X ' 1 1 Wx 9 ,r. X f vw? Q, Q? vw -:v W - -I, . ' 5 X I . . - QQ 5. JM 3 A r Q . My 'Nw i X Qwiwy , X ,.-Q :Le Fa? Q? 'VM 1 Q5 BiG DELIA QW SlGMA E Q W , . , Q 3 H2 ' - i Q 1 2 avf2a m is 'F' is :fr ' L , ' 1, :S - i kiln!-'ikfi ' .. 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