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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

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Always ready to help and always interested in all students, Mr. Smith has been a favorite of many. He continues to receive our love and respect. Mr. Edward Smith f M l 1.fw.t.f:,-1..,f,,'is1g 42-f,.,.f '- ' ' L YQ ., . ,M,,.s,, ,,,, 4 Mr. Gunnard Anderson . . . . and Mr. Anderson Mr. Gunnard Anderson ls the Varslty Basketball coach and an all around great guy. When health became mandatory in New York, no one seemed to care because Mr. Anderson Is the teacher. Hls friendliness to all students, fairness on the basketball court and Interest ln the school are evldent. Hls life and hls persona- lity are worthy of praise. So, Mr. Smith and Mr. Anderson, we dedicate to you this yearbook, Centralian 72. We've only just begun . . . we gk , ,1 if k I' i Q xys I U' Q Wav V' as ti, A ,V I T l N R 9 if Sf' tk 9 Q I , K . It ls the sunrise of our lives, we haven't yet known noon or evening. Our days lie clean before us: changing years crammed with tomorrows or maybe just one year- or a solitary tomorrow. But with each day the light of experience Increases, until life revolves fuller and fuller outward spiraling, spinning, gathering momentum and we are. Alone, a someone. To fill emptinesses To graph weak boughs to mighty trees To be, whether for a lifetime or a day To begin. Marcia Whittle i., mfwfwaawsmsf 2 9 'f ,Y Ely' . . A.-, wav.: ix f. vT'f.,g4'.- - - 5., f X 'x L- K ' Q A Raj u '- 1' it I ' 'ifa , . ' I L' I r ' 'i L w ' 1,7 1 ' . 'jf' ! u 4 ll 0, I, A .vw nf, A -W1 .1 .16 3.0.1-2 'f 'u'.' I' 1 1-7' 1 In the briefness that is today Lie all the realities of existence QVWH - .. 95?'w?'bY-Q X .W W : E. 9 x.:f:7 i I yi M .ff 1 'Y 'Nw -LV'A- KA ' , ' Awww L' 'Y A IN rx 44 rqv , ,.f , L -- 2:2 . ' 'ff' , ' f 5 24 W 'f bf I-fl -Iwi: if 1. -W A 4 fd 6 411 W, ' M my J-sg 7 I rv ' .gif-H4 wtf , ,, 'Fi v 7 I 5 5 J W Hz, we i QL wewwl My mnxmw-Q, I I iL,,' ,l A W. X , i w f Q. 39 ', faq, I ' W' M FESTUDENTLIFESTUDENTLIFESTUDEN' A , r r P I l 451 1 1. Y CSDUIUHTGSC ROW 12 FrSShm8f12 J- PSISFSOH. B- H8mlli0f1, P- Scheen,.N. Blake. Absent: B. Morrls, V. Smlth. Row 4: SenIors:J. Bartholomew. Row 2: Sophomores: A. Bosco, L. Llndstrom, I. Ulrich, C, Kales, M, Sundquist, C. Rushln, S. DeLancey, A. Pasculllo, W. Roberts, S. Moran. Row 3: Juniors: B. Lundqulst, D. Barfhglgmew, L, Wright. Homecoming Court, Freshman Lady-In-Waltlngg Pony Barthol- Brenda Lundquist, Seniors: FIrstAttendants: Amy Bartholomew, omew, Sophomore Dutchess: Sue Moran, Junior Prlncessg CHFOI RUSNF1- Get your popcorn here! 'CJ GJ 5.wiQ,,V I M fn-wcm f. ga ff 4:16 f CWM T if i The Concession Stand workers await a crowd of hungry spectators. The Concession Stand Committee provided the refreshments for the Trojan sports events. Hundreds of hot dogs, and doughnuts, gallons of milk and coffee were consumed by the famished crowd of Southwestern spectators. The committee consists of members of the Senior Class, and the money earned goes to cover the Senior class dues. Concession Stand: Flow 1: Fl. Nocero, S. Moran, V. Bergman, M. Fredrlcks, P. Stevens, K. Gifford, K. McDonnell. Row 2: K. Llllestedt, G. Carlson, D. Anderson, L. Skinner, D. Sandbury, C. Ftushln, C. Hollls, C. Johnson. Flow 3: D. Lynn, L. Shultz, S. Hollern, J. Perry, C. Gustavson, J. Walkerman, M. Mlller, M. Whittle, Mr. Puls. Row 4: T. Fargo, M. Hornlng, T. Henderson, C. Petrle. Palermo. Row 1. T. Healy, B. Dody, B. Moberg. Row 2. K. Windoft, D. Welsh, R. Sager, K. Nelson, T. Seager. Flow 3: T. Burns, B. White, B. Beardsly, J. Glass, P. Evans, C. Johnson, Mr. Bargains are offered at Student Store This year the Distributive Education Club has moved into a new, larger Student Store. School articles such as paper, pens and folders can be bought at discount prices. Jackets, shirts, and sweaters can be purchased from the store. The professional job done by the store personnel is to be commended. The store benefits not only the student body, but also the D. E. Club who have the opportunity to gain experience in salesmanship. N NN, There is always service with a smile at the D. E. Store. MW 4 . I ' ff' ' W4 4, 'll k Ziiiklf ifia A fy, ,K V , . 45' iv H1 453, 55 ' A ' W ' ,wL'Qd'fQ?f ,ffmij ' N, f 2 W , rr'es mi V2 'z A J N I mmm ,1 ff' s ' f 4'-,A fu HY' , op ,..... . Q-. ,-., -.iii . ,M ..Y......N A .. .,-, ,4 .., in et ' if f LUG? XF i A 'f Nil? 'NU 355 t.:'ES CIC APPEAR ixfzgiftifg 55 ff' t JERSEYS CGQEHE5 U2 if SENCH Jus! Ms aa, . E? V35 A LOSE HARD HV s K NX ixt Junlors hard work ls Shown off on Cafeteria wlndows. 3 E85 Facts U SE WHA? E355 ?HE MA? BERRY COACH AND ENV MANAGERS 2 Y D Si? f,f?ELY 5 QUICK SQNETHEE A MUMENT 'HE.'!'il Qi HARD TU LICK ff- fn WM'-ft This is the thanks I get? Student Council W' President-John Wright Vice President-Jeff MacCubbin Secretary-Helen Clark Treasurer-Jerry Marra This year, student council ef- forts have been directed towards more communication with the Wf..,...,. students. There have been W homeroom discussions which gave everyone a chance to air their gripes or ideas and to hear what the Student Council has been doing. Projects this year were dances, an essay contest, and a council exchange with Buffalo area schools. We are looking forward to more projects in the future. John enjoys the luxuries of his office. Student Council: Row 1: B. Reynolds, D. Lynn, J. Reynolds, J. Benson, B. Smith, J. Ulrich, G. Weiler, M. Sundquist, A. D. Re-ndall, M.-Mummert, R. Hlne. Flow 2: C. Rushin, J. Mac- Bosco, K. McDonnell, J. Parry, S. DeLancey. Absent: I. Cubbln, J. Wright, J. Marra, P. Sanders, J. Batchellor. Flow Pascuillo. 3: Mr. Pfaff, C. Hall, L. Wright, P. Bartholomew, A. Gerace, ,sift A m. .'f:::f?5 Martha at one of the bl-monthly councll Students worklng wlth the college selector machlne, donated by the councll meetings. Helen Clark, secretary, of student councll. :seam Row 1: J. Marra, K. Cole, C. Rushin, G. Weiler, M. Erickson. Row 2: S. Raper, M. Mellor, D. Davidson, J. Perry, J. Walkerman, J, Ulrich, T. Stuart, D. Campbell, H. Di Blasi, S. Blaisdell. Flow 3: P. Brain drain! President-Greta Weiler Vice president-Clark Petrie Secretary-Martha Erickson Treasurer-Jerry Marra Throughout history those who excel have been recognized and marked for special honors. An- cient and medieval universities established their honor societies. In election to the National Honor Society, the secondary school faculty honors the attainments already made by the student. lt recognizes the promise they con- tain in achieving the high ideals of the school. This year's Honor Society dedicated itself to building up the level of the organization and to make it a contributing factor in the school. Sanders, J. Engdahl, C. Petrie, P. Saxton, J. Swanson, T. Kennedy, D. McMaster. Flow 4: K. Gary, D. Teater, K. Liliestedt, K. McDonnell. an , mv-.,,x Dedicated to the cause?! W-LH If-il Row 1: G. Weller, C. Flushln, J. Perry, P. Sanders, T. Fargo. M. Stuart, K. Cole. Row 3: J. Swanson, D. Bladgett, D. Teater, K Karalnski. Row 2: J. Ulrich, M. Whittle, K. McDonnell, B. Brown,T. Gary, C. Petrle, D. McMaster. Regents Scholarship Winners 'ffji , NM' , o I S 2 ' ...Q 'P v 'V .Avi . ,ff The door to international understanding AFS The American Field Service is coming out of hibernation at Southwestern. With the help cf Lars Berg, our exchange stu- dent from Norway, and Laurie Seltz, the club President, great things are happening. Money is being raised to send a South- western student abroad in 1972. This project is a joint effort with the adult AFS committee. Lars' home is Kongsvinger, Norway and he is the guest of the Robert Booteys. Through this experience, both for Lars and for the students of Southwestern, a better understanding of inter- national friendship is hoped to evolve. .I , h ' . r A i ' . ......., 5 , .... .Q l ille: L filiiiili itifil ig wwwmwfw' fi 5 1,,.,., .,., , ,. f it Lars participates as a full time South western Student. A.F.S.: Row 1: J. Seltz, M. Sundquist, L. Seltz, P. Stevens, ROW 32 K- Kress. M- QSDOVTIG. B- AFHSOI1, M- L6WiS, S- MC- B. Jenkins, K. Gifford, N. Morehouse, .N. Sampson. Row 2: Master, L- BGVQ, C- AIZKHIHS, Fi. HQHG, K. PIZZSIIS, V- BGYQ' L. Keyes, S. Curran, T. Nelson, D. Anderson, L. Niebank, man, P- P9fel'S0l'1.C- LHMSYCG, E- KUIIQ- Mrs. Carlson, C. Crandall, B. Smith, D. Barlow, E. Turnquist. Yoshiro enjoys American stay This year we at Southwestern have enjoyed Yoshiro Ito. We have benefited from him personally as well as gaining an insight into his culture and the Japanese way of life. His outgoing personality and winning smile have enabled him to get to know many people, young and old. So our best wishes go with Yoshiro Ito and Lars Berg, representing Japan and Nonlvay. Drama Club: Flow 1: D. Nizzaro, R. Hine, T. Healy, M. LaBarbara, Crandall, N. Morehouse, K. Anderson, L. Niebank, T. Henderson S. Teater, E. Turnquist, D. Raper, S. Raper, K. McDonnell, J. V. Bergman, K. Meier. Peterson. Row 2: Mrs. Schroom, K. Ebersole, J. Turnquist, C. All the world's a stage . . President-Roy Hine Vice President-Nancy Morehouse Sec-Tres.-Susan Fiaper . - Drama Club consists of any students interested in drama. This year the Trojan Playhouse presented three plays, a comedy, a drama, and a musical. The com- edy Don't Drink the Water was presented with great enthusiasm. The senior Class united to present The Diary of Anne Frank. Many students sang and danced their way through Guys and Dolls , Mrs. Schroom's first year here as a director proved to be one of the best yet at Southwestern. l think the prop department goofed! Floy emotes. Miss Kllroy, PLEASE!! ,....,sQx Q, Take it easy! Faith in the Lord, son. Q. Nz 5 A ' .,., if N N , .Lg fi -f . L 1 R A , .,,v Q -' lyi. 'A '0:N'. ' 'fir Don't Drink the Water This year the Trojan Playhouse presented the Cold War Comedy, Don't Drink the Water by Woody Allen. The Hollender family, mistaken, for spies, takes refuge in an American Embassy. From then on, the plot includes a secretary who thinks she is the Wright Brothers, a tricky priest, a clumsy Ambassador's son, and a caterer from New Jersey. The Trojan players fared well despite the onset of Iaryngitis the day before opening. With the many talents of the actors and a quart of Iisterine, the zany plot, was well received. The vast experience of the new director Mrs. Schroom made this years comedy one of the best. 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V ' ' - f-1 2 ' ' ,. 3 ' - 9 1 1' g!s ?f'l'i:s1Qi1 fkifiifkf A 'P aflfxnfsf ' 15, M2 if fa q - Vgiiw-,,...:t-Aigfb Y 4: 51 4- . ' 1355 UR - .V X ' V' 'f , .iw T' 5 wg, , g,,,.,,,,L, w y q Vgzk, , Q , J' 4 is L, f ' ' M nf .K .Mm,, M L , 'V NSOFKGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSO Q55 M A Wm 5,5551 A 3 M , ., Y 5 ' fu 'rims Y' 5 W 5 wmv L Spanlsh Club: Row 1: G. Weller, L. Skinner, K. Barry, M. Carlson S. Peterson, C. Olson, G. Frederlckson, A. Bosco. Row 2: J Nelson, S. Teatar, P. Bergman, D. Llnamen, G. Whlte, M. Wlndoft, K. Lewls, B. Hamilton, J. Alaimo, D. Lundlne, C. Greenstein, A Janowsky, P. Schreck, T. Nau, S. Berg. Row 3: Mrs. Welmer, S Bradshaw, S. Johnson, B. Arrlson, K. Plzzella, M. Nagy, J. Larson M.J. Lattimore, B. Dieffenbach, S. Curran, V. Smith, K. Windoft, M.E. Whittington, H. Smith, J. Anderson. Row 4: B. Moore, T Larson, G. Teater, J. Marra, M. Beckstrand, Fl. Kennedy, T Kennedy, T. Mira, G. Gulchard, J. Moore, K. Hollis, J. Turnqulst. iHola! Que tal? , This year Spanish Club had a ' Q, , record turnout of over sixty ,W members, with a lot of interest and partlclpatlon from un- derclassmen. We have broken the tradltlon of Seniors as officers, with two sophomores Tom Mira: Treasurer, Petter Turnqulst: Secretary, and a junior Delma Ftaperg Vice President. Greta Weller is our President and our officers are full of ideas. This year we have plans of a Spanish dinner for club members as our first project, fa night on the townj. Dues are reduced because of high attendance, and we plan on many money-maklng projects, the traditional taco sale, car washes, sponsoring a dance after games, and just about anything else we can come up wlth. We are looking fonfvard to a fun yearl 34 af' .2 5 ggi AVV -it Die Deutsche T President-Dino Nazzaro Vice President-Don Rendall Treasurer-Lori Lindstrom Secretary-Jennifer Scott if is The German Club holds meet- ings every month, with Herr Pfaff and Fraulein Thomas. At each meeting plans are made to have a native German or some- one who has traveled to a Ger- man speaking country come and tell about their trip. So far this year Tim Fargo and Patty Mac- Donald have come to tell us about their trips to Germany. The major fund raising activities of the year were the sale of German Christmas candles. At Christmas, a party was held with many native Germans as guests. The money made goes towards a scholarship to be given to the senior who has made the great- est achievement in German. This will also goto buy gifts for other students who have made outstanding achievements. German Club: Row 1: C. Lillestedt, S. Kerli, T. Fisk, G, White, B. Wittermore. Row 2: B. Luce, P. Nobbs, P. Goulding, C. Monroe, J. Scott, K. Ross, -G. Weiler, K. McDonnell. Row 3: D. Nazzaro, D. Cobb, L. Smith, T. Stuart, L. Hertel. Row 4: Fl- Hanson. J. Franklin, C. Crandall, J. Lombardo, L. Lind- strom, E. Kulig, L. Neibank, J. McDonnell. Row 5: Mr. Pfaff, C. Messenger, C. Russin, S. Desmond, M. Gerthe, W. Schrader, B. Tracy, B. Smith, B. Arrison, C. Faust, D. LeRoy, D. Ftobie. Row 6: K. Ebersole, P. Glatz, K. Aberman, A. Mc- Kee, T. Fargo, M. Mummert, D. Ftendall. Future Teachers learn their trade Future Teachers started the year with a bakesale during the Fall Festival Days under the guidance of Miss Boerst. Officers of the year were Tina Stuart, president: Kris Cole, vice- president: Shelley Frederick, secretary: and Karl Liliestedt, treasurer. It has been four years since we have been able to claim this but once again FTA proudly boasts the membership of the males. Each month the members are given the privilege of going to the Middle and grade schools to teach. All of our money making projects were aimed at the goal of giving a scholarship to the most promising future teacher. We held our annual Tea for the grade school teachers and adhered with tradition by closing the year with our Banquet. Cindy Crandall makes a big hit with her students. Row I: K. Pizella, C. Minroe, S. McMaster, M. Frederick, K. Cole, T. Bergman. Flow 4: J. Haglund, C. Murray, C. Wright, S. Johnson, C. Stuart, Miss Boerst, K. Liliestedt. Flow 2: B. Luce, K. Ross, S. Crandall, S. Hedstrand, D. Barlow, L. Schultz, Ft. Young, T. Desmand, J. Scott, S. Jeeves, Stuart, Smith, S. Jordan, M. Sherman, D. Wallace, C. Miller, S. Teater, G. Fredrickson, S. Sundquist. Row 3: S. Hollerin, P. Stevens, L. Lindstrom, P. Marsh, Sherman, D. Teater, B. Hinsdale. S. Fredericks, Fl. Abbott, Ft. Castagnino, B. Brown, D. Davidson, V. Artists unite! The Art Club is a newly-formed organization which helps each member gain a better apprecia- tion of art. The club has helped to paint scenery for stage per- formances. During the monthly meetings there is experimenta- tions with different kinds of art media. . .. ......W-. ,...,MWL ,.,n...:,.-pw, Ginn. Art Club: Row 1: D. Saeger, J. Gidlow, P. Radack, S. Swanson, G. Nelson, Mr. Waite. Row 2: P. Messenger, B. Bootey, D. Carlson, D. Gustavson, T. Chandler, C. Smith Mr. Prohas Future Nurses: Row 1: D. Raper, B. Luce, B. Smith, Ft. Abbott, D. Gustavson. Monroe. Row 2: L. Hertel, P. Portale, C. Wright, D. Allison, K. Barry, K. Meier, Millard. Row 3: C. Petro, D. LeRoy, S. Eckstrom, K. Brandow, P. Jungquist, Dickerson, M. J. Eckstrom, S. Jordan, J. Messenger, D. Gibson, W. Schroder, Smith. Flow 4: M. Nagy, B. Eddy, J. Benson. C D. K L Nurses-to-be President-Judy Benson Vice President-Sandy Eckstrom Secretary-Diane Allison Treasurer-Vicki Smith The aim of the future nurses is to learn as much about the profession of nursing as possi- ble. Guest speakers are invited and tours of various hospitals are taken to acquaint students with the career. The Trojan The Trojan, the school paper is printed monthly for the en- joyment of the students, faculty and administration at Southwestern. This year, a lot of new things were tried on the paper. A gossip column, poetry, and artwork were added, making for a longer, funnier, and more interesting paper. The hardworking editors and their staff could be seen working diligently at the James Prendergast Library, after school and before school, putting together a professional paper. The success of The Trojan is measured by the great anticipation of the day the copies are passed out. Trojan Staff: Row 1: R. Miraglia, '.. Wright Row2 M Gerthe J M Erickson J Batcheller Row4 T Henderson J MacCubbln Ulrich, S. Hedstrand, K. Reynolds, H, Clard D Sandbury Row 3 T KGHNGUY V. Bergman, L.Sultz,C.Clark,Of'LaMarca J Larson B Arrlson ,KW Tim works hard to keep up the Editor image. Pictures help make the Trojan su. ali, in if Debate Club: Row 1: P, Peterson, K. McDonnell, D. Flobie. L. Day, M. Mummert, K. Tane, C. Clark, J. Stuart. Flow 2: D. Golando, M. LaBarbera, B. Brown, K. Cole, S. Johnson. Row 3: L. Lindstrom, H. Clark, L. Campbell, B. Arrison, K. Ebersole, S. Anderson, V. Bergman, M. Boskin. Flow 4: M. Chudzicki, D. Rendall, K. Garey, J. Moore, J. McDonnell, D. Campbell. Resolved: the Trojan debate team is the best. We L Mr. Robie doles out evidence to a debater. Southwestern has every rea- son to be proud of it's excellent debate and speech team. After winning the Regional Sweep- stakes Trophy at Amherst last year, they have come back to another successful season. Varsity debaters are David Campbell, Kris Cole, Tina Stuart, Kathy McDonnell, and Ken Garey. This year's topic is the judicial system. The Debate Team not only debates, but enters speech tour- naments in original oratory, dra- matic interpretation, extempora- neous speaking, and political oratory. Much of the teams suc- cess is due to their great coach, Mr. Robie. The never-ending battle of filling the file boxes. r. 1 fr W - f ill Q 'L' Testing-SWCS You are listening to the sounds of radio Southwestern every Sunday afternoon 5:05- 5:30 on W-JTN. The Radio Club brings to you the news about our school over the air. Don Teater leads the group as presi- dent, sports are reported by Dennis Crandall and Kurt Ober- hoffer, news is edited by Randy McCray and John Batchellor, and Anthony Pilato is the tech- nician. Nlr. Smith advises the group. Radio Club: R. McCray, B. Forsberg, D. Teater, J. Batchellor, K. Oberhoffer, Mr. Smith. Checkmatel The Chess Club is made up of several avid chess players who want to learn to play more ef- ficiently and therefore more en- joyably. The club holds a Stu- dent-Faculty Chess tournament and also brings students from other schools in for chess exhi- bitions. Tim Fargo is president of the organization, Mike Bos- kins is vice-president and Karl Liliestedt holds the office of Secretary-Treasurer. 211 . r..t'l'xh ., Chess Club: Row 1: M. Chudzwicki, D. Anderson. Row 2: J. Nelson, K. Garey, B. O'Connor, Mr. Stark, T. Fargo. Row 3: M. Boskin, M. Liliestedt, D. Lombardo. upusul Sportsman's Club: Flow 1: V. Bergman, C. Hollis, B. Dibble, N. Decker, C. Petrie. Row 2: L, Swanson, A. Gerace, D. Lewis. Row 3: C. Johnson, Mr, Burgard, T. Henderson, M. Horning, M. Gustafson, B. O'Connor, Mr. Puls. Curtains! The amazing speed of the auditorium curtains and the professional touch of the lighting is due to a crew of hard working boys. During assemblies and special performances, the mem- bers of the stage crew are be- hind the scenes making sure everything runs smoothly. What's a skeet? President-Tim Henderson Vice President-Andrea Gerace Sec.!Treas.-Betsy Dibble The Sportsman's Club was organized to promote the prac- tice and safe use of firearms. The club meets twice a month to shoot rifle and skeet. This year Sportsman's Club has been working in the area of conserva- tion. N Stage Crew: Row 1: B. DiMaria, S. Blake, J. Anderson, D. Robie, D. Oberhcfer. Row 2: S. Kerhli, M. Getz, B. Haglund. Floor: L. Schultz, S. Delancey. Row 1: A. Bartholomew, B. Dlbble, Nelson. Row 3: S. Hedstrand, S. Flaper, M. Whlltle, K. Plzella, B V- Bergman. M- El'iCkS0r1. M- Erickson. C- Clark, L. Seltz. Flow 2: Jenklns, M. Slenkiewlcz, B. Reynolds, G. DlTonto, D. LeRoy, N C- Hall. L- Ni6b8f1K. P- P9f9TS0l'l- M- RODIHSOI1. D- BHFIOW, S- Morehouse. Door:S.CIauson, C. Balley,S.BlalsdeII, D. Sanbury ,jr Deadlines can be harassing experiences. X Centrallan Edltors Flow 1 M Clauson S Blalsdell M McMasters, B. Jenkins, C. Bailey, S. Raper, D. Sandbury. We began production of the '72 Centralian at a forum held by lnter Collegiate Press in Buffalo last spring. Our editors gleaned many ideas for the book through exchanges with representatives of the thirty area schools. Concepts of the yearbook as a graphic medium were stressed. Spirit ran high as we strived under the leadership of Mr. Bowman, and never faltered despite much fiery controversy. ln grueling work sessions, we came to know the true meaning of the words layout and deadline , We have sought the support of the community by including adver- tisements in our book. With the use of special effects and modern layouts, we have tried to break away from conventional traditions. To you we proudly present the '72 Centralian. Beth Jenkins, editor S Club in action The girls S Club is working to try and get more girls out for intramurals. The intercouncil of S Club consists of all those girls who have earned a letter, which at the present is very few. We hope to have more girls earning their letters and more intramural teams. Girls S Club lntercouncilz Row 1: L. Wright, M. Blood, D. Sandbury. Row 2: M. Sundquist, Mrs. Berg, C. Bailey. Flow 3: C. Ellis, J. Larson, N. Vandermolen. Boy S club President-Pat Sanders Vice-President-Mark Swanson Treasurer-Kurt Oberhofer Secretary-Jerry Marra The Southwestern Boys S Club is an elite group composed of all varsity letter winners. All the members work hard during the year to reach the main objective of the club-raising enough money to purchase jackets for those members who get enough points to earn one. BOYS S Club: ROW Ti C- RiCh?rdS. M. Luce. J. J0hl'150l'1. C. 4:J. Hutchinson, P. Turnquist, B. Moberg, P.Sanders, D. Truver. Petrie, A- Gl-Iyer. S. Larson. J. Llndell- ROW 21 B. O'C0r1r10r. G. Flow 5: J. Wright, K. Oberhofer, M. Cecil, J. MacCubbin. Flow 6: Guichard, P. Franzen, B. Reynolds, J. Dankovich. Row 3: B. K, Kellogg, J, Milner, D, Teater, Warner, D. Tyler, M. Swanson, J. Marra, B. Hull, J. Gutenek. Flow , I 1 we Nu. 'P'-. -it an .ea .R fl Bend your knees! LEAN FORWARD! Dave Lewis-? Joe Federico-Snow Shoveler Lorie Niebank-Stewardess Michael Oberhofer-Entertainment Chairman Once again, 82 members of the Southwestern Ski Club and the flight crew of Bonzai Airlines make those legendary Bus trips to Cockaigne on Thursday nights. Under the able-bodied censorship of Mr. Miekina and Miss Boerst we will sponsor many Pizza sales, dances, iif you can call them dancesl card games and parties at the chicken coop throughout the winter season. The club members have also shown interest in joining the Explorers, a national group affiliated with the Boy Scouts. With the cooperation of the school board, we will also form an inter-school racing circuit. Contacts have been made with other Ski Clubs, and by the end of the season, Chautauqua County will have an Inter-Scholastic Ski Council. Gym Club Next tlme TImber..r..r..r..r.. 46 l l l l The sprlng board really glves you a Ilft E Bottoms up. WMA A ,Zwwv.-- amz ,, ,AA We are rising to the heights of glory. me iii K Y' . 'fm - w WMWMEMM ' l Mmm M 1.2 WWW, ' -1 ,.,....,....-.-NM-,.-..,.- LM....,,... L 5 - - 1 Row 1: L. Swanson, S. Delancey, N. Palm, M. Mellor, Sundqulst, C. Rushln, J. Walkerman, R. Nocero, J. Ulrlch, Wright, K. Nelson. Row 2: J. Larson, D. Fish, M. Holcomb, Hutchinson, G. Whltemore, D. Lewls, M. Hornung, J. Schaffer, Luce. Row 3: L. Neibank, B. Erison, S. Koteress, S. Delahoy, Staples, K. Parsons, C. Depas, B. Smith, S. Desmond. Row 4: M L J B L P Murray, D. Harrlson, L. Beagle, K. Griffln, T. Wrlght, M. Porier, B. Reynolds, L. Llndstrom, C. LaMarca. Row 5: S.Scruce, B. Tracey, T. Healy, S. Jeeves, D. Seger, C. Bolles, N. Raymond, D. Wallace, D. Gustafson. Row 6: E. Turnqulsf, T. Clauson, R. Storms, M. Sllk, B. Whitamore, J. Nocero, J. Schmonsky, J. Fargo, S. O'Connor, Mrs. Berg, T. Olson, J. Gldlow, W. Dawson, Mr. Holmes. 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Knickerbocker, T. Nelson, D. Minick, M. Erickson, S. Hedstrand. Flow 3: R. McCray, J. Hartley, S. Bush. R. McCray, L. Muscrarella. President-Al Atcheson Vice President-Kris Cole Secretary-Martha Nagy Treasurer-Dan McMaster The 1971 Trojan Band had a very busy year. Along with marching at all the football games, they performed at many concerts. In the spring they com- peted at both the Springville and Gorham music festivals. The band played host to the Ohio State University while they were on their way to Carnegie Hall, in New York City. To complete the year, the Trojan Band took their annual concert tour and this year's destination was Washing- ton, D.C. This year's A Cappella Choir has taken a different approach from previous years. Under the direction of Mr. Schaufelberger, in his first year here, the con- centration has been on the ex- ercising of musical skills. The aim throughout the year was toward a good performance atcompetition. The accompanist was Brenda Klenck, whose dedication and patience ended in better pitch. During the year, we held Christ- mas concerts for the Optimist Club, parents, and a concert for our fellow students. lt was quite a pleasant surprise when the stu- dent body enthusiastically applauded and thoroughly en- joyed the assembly. There were many favorable remarks about our performance. We held a Spring Concert, competition recital, and we sang for Baccalaureate. 4 I . Z Y ' -- Y if fig G Q AZT J fj . , F 2 2 2 , CJ AL V 1. 'pdf CTN CLI x-J- 1 ' KCJ fi ff? ,. YI ,f1f,-Nffi , fy Q. . f xr' Q l , - -,f ,, f ,1 if x . . Y,,V T V. , .i p A? X X' K' ,z . y f rg K 5 f f X v K- 'xl f' I 1 f Q N, N -ff ff-Z .J rf I xx C '11 J if A f J QKQ4! fm Kai, ?,f 'fr . '1' 1 -' f ' fi ' X f 'riff X' Q-' f Lg ff' 'rig' ,fx 2. X X V X K X X ' f V XJ fl N 'N fig f' 'P ' X7 1 f ff xx f 54, W ,ff ' ff, . fl, lf, .V V Lf: f' If ,X f 2' f 2 , f 2 A 7 .K f K g. 1 r x fx A KLM! gp! 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Glee Club ,AMW-v SPDRTSSPOR 'ISSPCRTSS P0 RTSSPORTSSPORTSSP Senior Runners Dan McMaster Record Randolf 64, Maple Grove 41, SW 24 SW 32, Fredonia 35, Maple Grove 54 SW 39, Fredonia 29, Dunkirk 59 Oiean 45, Dunkirk 63, SW 23 SW 20, Randolph 69, Oiean 37 SW 21, Silver Creek 63, Dunkirk 46 Frewsburg 48, Falconer 77, SW 16 SW 15, Chautauqua 61, Ftandolf 64, Pine Valley 94 SW 30, Fredonia 26, Forestville 109 County Meet at Cassadaga-2nd Sectionals at Elma Meadows- 2nd in A, 3rd in A-AA lntersectionals at Onandaga- Jerry Marra, 74th Mark Swanson Doug Flanagan Jeff McCubbin Jay Gutknecht Row 1: B. Hull, D. Fiendall, K. Griffin, Fi. Hull, K. Oberhofer, J. D. Flanagan, M. Swanson, D. McMaster Marra. Row 2: J. MacCubbin, D. Tyler, J. Holmlund, B. O'Connor, Cross Country Team best yet After the 1st practice when only 14 boys appeared, l thought the season might be slightly questionable. But as the season progressed, we were blessed with quality instead of quantity. With returning Iettermen Jay Gutknecht, Jeff MacCubbin, Kurt Oberhofer, and Co-Captains Mark Swanson and Jerry Marra. we had an excellent core from which to build a winner. Sophomore Brian Hull and Juniors Kelly Griffin and Brian O'Connor rounded out the main point winners for SWCS. After giving Fredonia its 1st loss to league competition in 6 years, the team went on to win 7 triangular meets and finish 2nd twice. The team finished 2nd in the County with Brian Hull receiving a trophy for placing 2nd. In the Sectional A meet the Trojans placed 2nd, again to Fredonia for the best finish ever. They also placed 3rd in the A- AA division to see which team went to the state meet. This also was their best ever finish. Jerry Marra became the 1st boy Coach Priester ever had to go to the State meet where he placed 74th out of 126. Coach Priester 'swmkk Coach Priester bv ,til 65 Varsity Football: Flow 1: C. Flichards, J. Kost, J. Wright, P. Bosco, D. Lewis, B. Hall. Flow 2: Coach Barren, K. Kellogg, J. Federico, M. Luce, G. Lombardo, P. Sanders, G. Guichard, B. Reynolds, Coach Sirianni. Row 3: J. Moore, B. Haglund, K. Loyer, D. Varsity Football has winning season This year, our football team exceeded expectations and finished an outstanding season with a winning 5-3 record. First- year head coach Dan Barren started the season with an inexperienced team and did a great job! When asked about this year's team he said l'm extremely happy with the accomplishments of the '71 Tro- jans, when one considers there was only two lettermen returning from our 1970 squad. He felt that our season was really something to boast about. We won handily in our opening game against Kane with Larson's completion of fifteen out of nineteen passes. We defeated our arch rival Falconer. We came from behind twice in the second half to win over Wellsville and Falconer during the season. We upset a good Dunkirk team for the first time in five seasons and won three out of our last four games. ln the final two games of the season, even after a spotty defensive performance during the season, Southwestern held Wellsville and Iroquois to a combined total offense of 222 yards which is an average of only 111 yards each! Coach Barren was very happy with this year's senior players. Co-captain Pete Bosco, tackle: Pat Sanders, end: and co- captain John Wright, middle guard: all had great seasons defensively. Guy Lombardo, offensive guard, and co- captain John Kost both did commendable jobs blocking. Bob Hall led the team in pass receptions. Chuck Flichards, defensive tackle, and Mike Luce, playing intermittently at tight end and defensive guard, were also intensely important to this year's team. Dave Lewis, who was used mainly on the kick-off and punting units all year, did an outstanding job as defensive end against Iroquois. These seniors all deserve our congratulations! Mark Beckstrand, Art Guyer, and Steve Larson will be next year's varsity football captains. There are really too many factors to predict whether or not we will be highly successful in the 1972 season. This will come soon enough, but Coach Barren is optimistic with 15 returning lettermen. DeJoseph, M. Cecil, S. Larson, A. Guyer, M. Beckstrand, B. Moore. Row 4: D. Denn, K. Aderman, D. Keefe, B. Marra, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Dankovich. Co-captain John Kost. Co-captain Pete Bosco. Co-Captain-John Wright. Senior -9 Carl Leroy Bob Hall Pat Sanders Guy Lombardo Gridders Charlie Richards Record SWCS 26 Kane 6 SWCS 7 Cleveland Hill 32 SWCS 7 Falconer 6 SWCS 30 Fredonia 57 SWCS 20 Dunkirk 19 SWCS 18 Salamanca 44 SWCS 7 Wellsville 6 SWCS 33 Iroquois 6 Dave Lewis Mike Luce Y ,Q ,M 5 i e o i mf i e i 'V M in ' ,V ' ji 7 WJ pi, ogg. No fair: Two against one! 'Nm Now lets get this straight . . . Should we or shouldn't we? 42. Nw Another VICTORY point on its way! The devoted Trojans cheer their team on. 2 'ts QW' 7, tv' ' In i ' 35 ' as ' W! .K if A W If gb ' .M Q ? 5 fm .. I ,,fk ? 8 L T. . .f A f , ZZ' J' .' A r R I y T T . 2. My . f Q u 1 i If ax 'V I Ilrulu :m g H VM If :V 8 if 1 Q . Y ' T i A K, My H V , A : 1 .5 T I 1 wiv p n n I 11 , T sift V H ,ASL if i fn ? A 74, Q' Y ' f ir. iw. '..M.,Q2m ' '..,f 1 ff..-ef li k--1-TT ' IVYQ' .V tg Q' ' if Row 1: J. McCarty C. Pride B. Moberg, M. Johnson, M. K. Aderman, D. Denn, B. Johnson, C. Smith, J. Glass, B. Marra Lombardo, D. Reynolds. Row T. Prezlpora, P. Turnquist, T. Mr. Brown. Mira, T. Klenck, M. Silk, F. Moretti. Row 3: Mr. J.V. gridders give their best . . . SWCS 0 SWCS 8 SWCS 0 SWCS 8 SWCS 0 SWCS 8 SWCS 16 SWCS 8 70 Bradford Jamestown Salamanca Fredonia Bradford Jamestown Salamanca Dunkirk 21 28 12 6 30 59 8 26 Littlejohn, D. Page, e w . gm? r r -VI ' T 8 8 . 8 ss ' .R 7. Z . osrisr m ff' if .l.L.a 3 y M5511 .V .. fti.. :B Q B .r. S . 1 Y Coach Littlejohn Ki-if R 8 Row 1: P. Johnson, D. Spetz,J. Federico, C. Gustafson,J, Bessey, M. Nielson, M. Moss, T. Hine. Row 4: D. Golando, J. Gerace, B M. McMasters, Mr. LoGuidice, Mr. Matteson. Row 2: T. Valvo, D. Lucas, M. Kelemen, R. Sanbury, D. FiendaII,T. Schreck, R. Smith Hasson,A. Volk, G.White, M. Schnars,T. McCandIess,M.Pacitti, J. Evans, S. Anderson, R. Bowman, D. McCarty. Flow 5: G D. Golando, G. Propheter. Row 3: M. Tarbrake, M. Widner, T. Kunkell, B. Hetrick, K. O'Neil, G. Ar1derSOf1- Marra, S. Brown, M. Barron, R. Morganti, M. Swan, T. Swanson, Freshman Football 1971 SWCS 8 Eisenhower O SWCS O Falconer 18 SWCS 8 Jefferson 34 SWCS 34 Dunkirk 0 SWCS 0 Washington 20 SWCS 8 Lincoln 36 Coach LoGuidice Flow 11 B- MODGFQ, D- Truver. R- Johnson. J- Swan. C- Pelrie, G. Forsberg lmgrl Row4 Coach Olson Coach Thurnau D Levant Bridges. Flow 2: G. Propheter, K. Loomis, S. Blake, G. White, M. J. Gutknecht D Marlin M Smith Nelson, S. Blaisdell, B. Martin. Row 3: A. Oberhofer lmgrj, B. Wrestlers give their all SWCS Panama 18 SWCS Lakeshore 21 SWCS Medina 30 SWCS Eisenhower 18 SWCS Silver C reek 1 1 SWCS Salamanca 19 SWCS Maple Grove 29 SWCS Portville 30 SWCS Falconer 26 SWCS Corry 27 SWCS Fairview 19 SWCS Cassadaga Valley 9 SWCS Randolph 6 Coaches Olson and Thurnau Row 1: J. Lindell, M. McMaster, M. Beckstrand, M. Luce, D. Y. Ito, D. Denn, D. Golando. Row 3: J. Glass, D. Reynolds, T. Nau, DeJoseph, B. Reynolds. Row 2: C. Pryde, D. Golando. K. Watson, D. Thum. Senior Wrestlers Clark Petrie Mike Luce Q Roger Johnson Greg Bridges Jeff Lindell -S t,g,g,x,,,. af 'Wit 1 f. gig .. .Q - - A ......f .,,. . , . Ji 5 E Y 4 r ny fel. . ,git . , -.QW v si 2,716 :E .E W - rg. This year the Wrestling team had a successful season despite a few setbacks. Injuries to many of our varsity starters plagued this year's team. Also, Captain Greg Bridges could not wrestle until the second semester. Determination, and a lot of hard work helped them to end the season with a duel meet record of 8 wins and 5 losses. They exemplified the Pride, Sacrifice and Courage that they are so well noted tor. They never gave up! The Holiday and Class A, Section VI Sectional Wrestling Tournaments were both held at S.W.C.S. this year. Winners of the Holiday Tournament were Bob Moberg and Jeff Swan. In the Sectionals, Jeff also emerged a winner along with Greg Bridges. Greg shared the Most Outstanding Wrestler honors of the Sectional Meet with Mike Arnold of Pioneer. Jeff went on to win in the 122 weight class at the Inter-Sectionals with Greg placing second at 135. Jeff's victory in the Inter-Sectional Tournament earned him the honor to compete in the State Meet at Syracuse. ROW 12 Jim Hefiley. Mike Ceell, Bob Werner, Randy Swan, Ari Haglund, Steve Larson, Jeff MacCubbin, Jeff Hutchinson, Coach Guyer. Row 2: Coach Anderson, Jerry Marra, Don Tyler, Bruce Brown. Varsity Basketball team slash records The 71-72 Varsity Basketball Team had a successful season of thirteen wins and six losses, and second place in the league with a league record of seven wins and three losses. The basketball team is already looking forward to next year in hopes of another winning season. This goal seems quite likely since four of the starting five are returning for another year. Near the end of the season the Trojans had their most out- standing victory. This was the win over Fredonia who was then un- defeated. This memorable game was played before a packed house. SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS Eisenhower 53 Westfield 66 Maple Grove 56 Dunkirk 69 Fredonia 64 Pioneer 86 Forestville 51 Maple Grove 66 Cassadaga Valley 55 Salamanca 51 Falconer 47 Dunkirk 73 Westfield 74 Cassadaga Valley 57 Falconer 48 Eisenhower 44 Salamanca 76 Fred on ia 52 Sectional Quarterfinalsg SWCS 47 JFK 81 Senior Players Jeff MacCubbin fifmibxg 9 5: M' 5 , W1- Jeff Hutchinson ,W ',v fs 2 W Q '-Ms-my ,,,.4- ' ye 7? ? , f , E -vc' . E 8 43 M 1 ,, ft' 2 2, df ,r 44 X.?'Q 3. E - 4 - l J .nn l J.V. Basketball: Row 1: J. Moss, J. Schmonsky, S. Flhodes, T. R. Lent, B. Johnson, B. Nelson, R. Bell, S. Edwards. Swanson, B. Marra, T, Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Brown, D. Ahlslrom, Freshman Basketball: Glenn Kunkle, Lory Muscarella, Mark Mike Barren, Bryan Howles, Flon Flusch, Marty Schnars, John Tarbrake, DuWayne James, Mike Widner, Verdoon Manross, Holmland, Mr. Frederes, Arthur Volk,Mark Nielsen,PatJohnson. aasall Bowling: Flow 1: G. Ditonto, R. Swan, C. Ellis, L. Staples, C. Hedberg, M. Gaeta, Fi. Schroeder, H. Holmes, R. Holmes. Row 2: T. Pilato, B. Jackson, T. Mira, D. Flanagan, G. Guichard, Coach -1--s:n.i..-I 1 e O ay' 5 it Bruce Jackson sizes up the alley. Tony Scarry, G. Briggs, J. Batchellor, D. Lombardo, M. Diffenbach. Bowl 'em over! A large turnout of young bowlers and a new coach was again brought to the Southwestern Bowling Team. Mr. Tony Scarry, Middle School Science teacher piloted the team to a worthwhile season. The Trojans finished the season with an 18- 22 won, lost record. Valuable experience was gained and the team is looking to future winning seasons with first stringers Gregg Guichard, Laurie Staples, Caroline Hedberg, Randy Schroeder, and Bruce Jackson all returning next year. MH V- ngfmwfwm mf ,,,:m.,1, , 1 Mmm , , wig 5 , ,, K, fx, 4 Q - 0 . B ,vw ,M L+ W f W K5 ,,,V' L 1 ,, 1 ,,,,, i A ,,A, L V, f 1 K V Wim 'J may f.. MM4 , ,, mf, .W.u'f,:f.,',:.mgm,qe.,..:1,.fA.a I , ,, f , ff g- f , f Wgn 42 , f., I I Q' . ' x ii , -W ,gf . .N .. f ,, If 'g h a i V A K' 1 f 1 M f 1 9 mam. 4 I I V V gg in K, L.. 4... ,M A1 ,L M 'f , Z3 A if 125 N' - - 5 - M 7 - gg? '65 ' Qyuwvvv V ' .N MUG , - ' , A , 'WW 53 W- . 1 ' - ? 121.7 ' 'fa' Anil nw, ,wfwuf in 'f ,QW Lyn-.. ., sf panamvn-m .5 , fg qggii ann-vaununvf Q Iggy., ' .4 Z4 , 4, W K ' -'A' ' . I , J, L I. Jar fv- WEIF' 'fEg,,f f WSF ' -'fi -th-. 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These adults are always ready to cheer the athletes on and work behind the scenes to make the competitions run smoothly. As in years past, the Boosters spon- sored a banquet at the year's end to honor our Trojan athletes. To make this event bigger and better than any before, the Sports Boosters sold cushions at football games and wrestling matches, and sold refreshments to the mobs of hungry spectators at the wrestling sectionals. At the ban- quet, the Boosters presented the Varsity Trojans with Trojan head trophies as a token of their pride in the effort put forth by these students in their various sports activities. YFACULTYFAC M i 86 .5 X TIP 5 - S Wu... CU LTYFACU LTYFACU LTY FACU LTYFAC Phillip C. Frost: Superintendent of Schools. Administration steers S.W.C.S. to successful year. Hg Ad Board of Education: Row 1: Dr. William Ellis, Mr. Frank Bartholomew, Mr. Sherwood Cadwell. Row 2: Mr. Anthony Barone, Mr. Bruce Kidder, Mr. William Fieed, Mr. Elmer Behind the scenes: the Board The Board of Education acts as the general agent of the state in carrying out the will of the people in its district in the matter of public education. It is responsible for carrying out the mandated laws and can consider and accept or reject the provisions of the permissive laws. In all cases where the state laws do not provide or prohibit, the board will be the agent responsible for policy making with the advice of the superintendent and for the evaluation of these policies. Cederquist, Mr. Darwin Eckstrom, missing from picture Mr. Robert Garlinger. of Education One of the most important duties of the Board is the appointment of the superintendent of schools and the administration staff. The board is also responsible though not limited to evaluating school programs, approving the annual budget, building needs of the school system, negotiating contracts with employee organizations, and consideration of specific actions recommended by the superinten- dent of schools. Guidance . . . a friend to listen and understand Mr. Eugene Munson 'z ,X , 1 Sf 1 rl , t -v , . n Q .l 1 ,, . 4 M Phyll B dg Mr. Royce Mallory Good morning! Southwestern Central School. 1 Office Secretaries: Mrs. Jean Abb ott, Mrs. Marilyn Hlllerby, Mlss Sheryl Glsslin, Mrs. Autumn Curtis, Mrs. Mary Keeney, Mrs. Janet M Roll call- count , i Mr. Richard Shevalier ffzfj 'U'- Mr. Clarence Oison Mr. Thomas Priester Home Economics, Mrs. Mary Swanson Mrs. Neoma Berg -'bi 'PEW T is fi Mr. Daniel Barren 'WX if 7 Home Economics, Mrs. Eunice Lundberg Librarian, Mrs, Doris Levin Mr. Harry Roble Q. 'qs'- ,aw Mrs. Jean Carlson Mrs. Mary Brickley N! f-f...v,.-N 69 Mrs. Mary Kay Schroom EFTIGFSOI1 wrote . . Mr. Floyd Travls Mlss Barbara Boerst 15 Mrs. Sally Staulfer Mr. Cllfton Bowman Purple gases 'Mar' 'Hams-w...., A MF- HSHVY Butler Mr. Edward Smith A Mr. Henry Weiss Mr. Leon Radaker Mrs. Julia Danielson Mr. Thomas Lingenfelter Dinesh Shah X ' X- VAN Hitler seizes . Mr. Evehardt vonReyn r wah if Mr. Gilbert Mleklna Mr. Timothy Stowell s Mr. Harold Burgard Mr. Walter Thurnau Mr. Charles Jordan Mr. Salvatore Calamungl xi'-D' Mrs. Nellle Tarbrake xajk s ,YL Mr. Eugene Homan Mr. Roger Elmers Mr. Milton Harp via 3 ff , jrgcgfzr, . . - .v r f X iii? e, , . X mr. Ji ug 1, M ,W or iffy ' Fira If equals are added to .... Mr. Clifton Thompson Mr. Davld Stark J Mr. Gordon Puls Les Iangues S f H ,nh M French: Miss Susan Swanson -'i,: i' V I f if if S 2 ms- 'X fx 4? 3 if 2 X af. W I, ,E Spanish: Miss Sandra Welmer Spanish: Mr. David Weiland German: Mr, Kurt Pfaff Music: Mr. Larry Schaufelberger - iff German: Miss Susan Thomas Music: Mr. Ramon Pappalardo .,i ,said ' 2 ,M MQ Business Business MV- Robert SnYdeV Mr. Ronald Littlejohn ww 5' divx' ,J X Business Business Mrs. Magdalyn King Mrs. Irene Rogers Business Social Worker MY- JOSEPIW Palermo MV- MiCh6Sl Flynn Mrs. Dorothy McKay Mrs. Marion Calvert QW-I Health Mr. Gunnard Anderson Communications Mr. Scott Chandler, Miss Sherry Gisslin Nurse Psychologist rw t,MkxV ax Teaching is the g Art: Mr. Thomas Prohaska IFN Industrial Arts: Mr. Gordon Anderson VI Industrial Arts: Mr. Patrick Federico ng of one's talents Art: Mrs. Gertrude Cook . I , ' ' .JA I I J il ian.- .,f1: '.- ' ,V - I 1 ', .' 1 ,I ,, 'lyfxfs A ,, .:M,,ffk5. .V P kg., 'wifi 1 , its , 1 f' . t.. t tl I W ' ',f5,l,,,p, wa- ' , f +f- ' iY'r,,'1'. ' - 2. w ,n ,' Jig '2' 'KV Q.x5Q:3.- - ' , Ass 35'-Q51 f,.,1.t vt tfzgrg- g - , Q- at . 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Custodian: Mr. Richard Frank 'Fl A Custodians: Mr. Richard Lattlmore, Mr. Herman Knowlton, Mr. Merril Cooke, Mr. Mlke Popovlch, Mr. John Flablan, Mr. Mark Levlne. ENIOFRSSENIO ,eff 1, X , as il Q mf.. 'N 'fd' 5 M, wwf, Y . ..... W- e x, . r1B ' sf WH. RQgg NloRssENloHssENlonss ENICJR 1 2 H 1..- , W Epjlh a zw.. - .. J ' 51 , H -' ' X Q 'S an LQ ..,. A 4 , Q ,Wx 2 K ' ?-w- . . , 4 . if ' ' . A ' 21 T 7' f ,1 ' A ' 'Aww' ' s ,yi UD'-r ' ,, .:f R, 1 kgs - ' ,f 141: ,2 QF L' .V ' Q., tl 4 Q. .iq .4 v- in A w ,m,Q....- f---gm , NSF , 1 53.3 ,. . -. W 3-W' X. sv VK, A V 1. h - Q 7 1 ,, Tx' in yt --vvv cf- fjf?'1't Q W ,,, A FUI A Q ., QWVQ, - V V M 5 v VA- .. mi, 1 . ,g W : f-gisf ew my . 7 , ,Jr - H. 523523222 A. V, -,,, ,1 ' .3 ' ,,.,, ' , 5 im 52 ',', 5' . , , ,, . .M ajtil H,-. Q. - 'Mis' 2. 5? ' 'K ' M af f. . -:iw 'M A ., e W figs. -' jg N ' 3 ,Q Q. L.. AMW , W 4 X 1 A vii na Seniors The class of '72 has reached it's long anticipated goal of be- coming the Senior Class at Southwestern. Through our years at South- western we have all experienced times of happiness, sadness, success, and defeat. But through all these times we have tried to gain the unity important to any class. To you, the future Senior classes of Southwestern we leave the hope that you experi- ence all the happiness, anticipa- tion, and fulfillment we have experienced in our endeavors here at Southwestern. We hope you'll always take pride in Southwestern and if you ever see a definite need for change, we hope you'll have the ambition to help accomplish or bring about that change. Finally, the class of '72 sin- cerely hopes you'll achieve the goal which often takes the most ambition to achieve, that being success, and the lasting unity of 'our class. Senior Class Officers: Row 1: Pat Sanders, Vice President. Row 2: Carole Russian, President, Laurie Seltz, Sec- retary. Row 3: Peter Bosco, Treasurer. Cindy L. Abersold ..Cin., Elwood and Jane Abersold J0hf'l P. AI'1d8fS0n Darlene S. Anderson ..Dar.. Einar and Helen Anderson Phil David A. Arnone Ami Fred and Lucy Arnone Kathleen M. Barry Kathy Lawrence and Beverly Barry John and Lois Anderson Adelaide F. Barone ..I-ee., Anthony and Adelaide Barone Alan J. Atcheson HAI., John and Dorothy Atcheson Amy J. Bartholomew ..Amy., Frank and Audrey Bartholomew 4 Jon A. Batcheller Kathleen Marie BeauJean Michael K. Benish NJ B.. ..Kathy,, ..Mick,, Jerome and Norma Batcheller Leslie and Donna BeauJean Robert and Oliver Benish Richard M. Benish Lars Berg Vicki L. Bergman ..Rick,, ..LarS,, ..Vic., Roberta Benish Knut and Randi Berg Paul and Carol Bergman Deborah L. Blake Douglas C. Blodgett Mary G. Blood Debbie Doug Fred Richard and Arla Blake Carroll and Edith Blodgett Paul and Elizabeth Blood fwmr J-H Peter H. Bosco Susan D. Bracey Hpete., ..Sue,, Peter and Lillian Bosco Henry and Joyce Bracey Lynn Bressette Gregory Bridges ..Lynn,. ..Greg,, Clifford and Ann Bressette Henry and Phyllis Bridges Larry J. Blose Larry Richard and Birdie Blose Richard L. Braun Flick Joe and Flowerence Braun Grant E. Briggs IlBriggyI! Donald and Jane Briggs 'WG-nf wmv Douglas W. Brlnk Bonnie L. Brown Linda E. Bryant Buzz Bonnie Lin Nlna Brlnk and the Late Oscar Brlnk Carleton and Doreen Brown George and Wanlta Bryant A-.A 2 Y. 5' Wh-1 Steven K. Bull Larry E. Burch Gary W- CBFISOI1 Steve Lar Lou Paul and Nancey Bull Everett and Mrs. Burch Affhlll' and MllClI'6d Carlson H 5 K 1 M -:ff-1 ,.,, -f , 5 ... 7 . XX A94 ,puncta Robert C Carlson Augle and Dorothy Carlson 4.g.,.ua-dr' Kam R. Carpenter Kelvln J. Carson Krlstlne A. Cole Overhead Kelvin Kris Rlchard and Carol Carpenter Wllllam and Lucy Carlson John and Carol Cole Na-'swf 'W' 'WM' ww- l Janet M. Coon Dennls J. Crandall Ronald Cummlngs ..Jan,, ..Turk,, ..Ron.. Glenn and Beatrlce Coon Arthur and Margaret Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Cummlngs 419, Nnnnusw-- Mlchael J. Curtls Vlckle A. Dahl Debra E. Davldson Mlke Vlckle Debble Mrs. Robert Suber John and Gladys Dahl Herbert and Dorothy Davldson . QMQ A .5 ,,.. J . Nancy A. Decker ..NanC,. Vanci and Lucille Decker, Jr. Faith A. DlBlasi Faith Flev. and Mrs. James DiBlasi Kathleen A. Dawson Kathy Mrs. Dawson and the late Frederick Dawson Suzanne K. DeLancey usuen Flalph Delancey and Joan Shepard Asa Dunmore ..ASa,. Hyla and Fleva Dunmore 'S-li. John M. Deault Mike Kenneth and Edith Deault Betsy A. Dlbble uBetSyn Paul and Ann Dlbble Mark Eckstrand Mark Wendell and Alice Eckstrand Jonathan R. Engdahl ..J0n,. Roy and Marion Engdahl Philip L. Evans Phil Lyon and Nancy Evans Randall J. Eckwall Cynlhis D. Ellis ..Randy.. ..Cin,, Roland and Jay Eckwall Gerald and Belly Ellis Debra Erneweln Tlsa L. Erwin Debbie Tlsa Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ernewein DuWayne and Virginia Erwin Gracia J. Fairbanks ..Gray.. Mrs. Margaret J. Fairbanks Timothy A. Fargo no J H A H Alan and Diane Fargo P6f6l' F6dlfkO David Faust HDBVGH Norman and Mary Ellen Faust Pete Douglas E. Flanagan ..Doug,. Kenneth and Jeanne Flanagan Peter and Gladys Fedirko Mary A. Frankson iiMary1i Margaret and Winston Frankson Gary J. Frankson Gare Margaret and Winston Frankson Paul Fl. Franzen Flyers Bob and Elsie Franzen Michelle D. Frederick Shelly John and Anita Frederick Kenneth E. Garey ..Ken,. Wallace and Allene Garey Ohla S. Gedz ..Awda.. Nick and Maria Gedz Leslie W. Gray ..Les., James and Sue Gray Kathleen M. Gifford nKathyu William and Mary Gifford Mary Gerthe ..Mary., Rev. W. G. and Martha Gerthe Vicki J. Green Vicki Gordan and Velva Green Cheryl L. Grey Richard D. Grey Ann Gustafson ..CheryI,, ..Ben.. ..Ann,. Roger and Constance Grey Roger and Constance Grey Jack and Eleanor Gustafson Bonnie N. Gustafson Connie D. Gustafson Marcia L. Gustafson Bonnie Connie Marcia James and Carol Gustafson James and Carol Gustafson R. Fenton and Hazel Gustafson Jay S. Gutknecht Robert L. Hall James T. Hartley Wheels Bob Jim Robert and Elsie Gutknecht Jerry and Betty Hall George and Virginia Hartley i W , hw 1 'f ' I QV' Larry W. Haskell Robert W. Hasson Kathleen J. Heglund Larry Bob Kathie Wanyne and Bev Haskell Nellie Hasson Vernan and Marlene Heglund Timothy P. Henderson ..-Timm Charles and Jeanne Henderson ABS, Douglas M. Hillerby .Dough Richard and Marilyn Hillerby QOQQ 'ii I 1 Mark R. Holcomb Mark Richard and Barbara Holcomb Susan E. Hollern ..Sue,. James and Elinor Hollern R. Carter Hollis Deborah K. Holter Lla M. Hornick Carter Debbie Lia Ralph and Barbara Hollis Charles and Pearl Holter Andrew and Helen Hornick Yoshiro Ito Yoshiro Hiroshi and Mie lto Norma J. Johnson Norma Jean and the late James Johnson Mark H. Hornung Jeffery L. Hutchinson Mark Mini Nelson and Betty Jean Hornung Leonard and Delores Hutchinson Julianne Jenkins Craig T. Johnson Julie Craig James and Jeanne Jenkins Raymond and Alice Johnson Roger T. Johnson Pamela A. Jones Unoger.. ..pam,, Sherwood and Ruth Johnson Robert and Helen Jones Corinne A- Kal'-ES Robert J Kates Susan Kay Corie ue Waller and Barbara KSISS Jay and Janet Kates Sam and Betty Kay Craig M. Kelley llcraiglr Richard and Myrna Kelley ,...,,.........-.- --an--vm f-'- M dwarf Linda A. Knickerbocker Hun., Ellis and Lucille Knickerbocker -we John A. Kost Mark W. Krasinski Fiosalia E. Kriner Jack Mark Rose Andrew and Barbara Kost Thomas and Margaret Karasinski Raymond and Thelma Kriner J Julia A. Larson Sheldon J. Larson Richard E. Lent Julie Sheldon Flick Richard and Eleanor Larson Clifford and Charlotte Larson William and Marilyn Lent 7 ,, ,,,,,,,,.., -W, ...g.anuu6L.- V-u m f f j f , David J. Lewls 1 Dave John and Nancy Lewis Karl E- Liliesiedi Jeffrey A. Llndell Guy F. Lombardo llKarl llJeffH uGuy1l Eric Martin and Alice Liliestedt Roger and Marilyn Lindell Gag Tang and Doris Lombardo Barbara R. Lopus Kathleen M. Loucks Michael A. Luce Barb Kath Mike Willard Lopus and Marion Crandall Willard and Helen Loucks, Sr. Paul and Gertrude Luce ii -Z D0 1aid E- Lynn , Jeff T. MacCubbin Richard D. Martin HDOl'll'lie Gut Rick Richard and Virginia i-Ynfi Mrs. Melva MacCubbin Robert and Margaret Martin Ls im' H f , , ,,, QE Kathy McCarty Kathleen M. McDonnell Patric B. McElwain ..Kathy,, ..Kathy,, ..pat,, Daniel and Helen McCarty James and Margaret McDonnell Clair and Viola McElwain Daniel T. McMaster ..Dan., John and JoAnn McMaster .UASQ 5: 'QE . ,H ,ew l W . . 3 .. K, 1 M - l MW f el Peter M. Miraglia Pete Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Miraglia Sherry L. Moran Sher Frank and Fluth Moran l20 Mary E. Mellor ..Mary.. Larry and Helen Mellor Michelle M. Moran Michelle Mrs. Charlotte Moran Ellis D. Messenger Jr Ellis Ellis and Jeannette Messenger John F. Morris, Jr. Bustl John John and Audrey Morris N.. 6. L.-is 5. Terry L. Myers IlTerry11 Paul and Alberta Myers Theresa A. Nelson Theresa Charles 'and Donna Nelson X Dino J. Nazzaro Dino James and Lena Nazzaro Kathleen A. Nelson Kath Norman and Florence Nelson Carlotta M. Nieves y Rosemary J. Nocero Carla Pedro and Elizabeth Nieves nlqose-l Russell and Johann Nocero David P. Oberhofer Dave Vincent and Hallie Oberholer Pamela G. Olson ..pam,, Robert and Dorothy Olson Sharon A. Olson Nancy A. Palm Joann R, Parry Sherry Nano Jo i Richard and the Late Joyce Olson Sherwood and Beverly Palm Jack and Martha Parry Carol E. P9lerS0n Clark D. Petrie Patricia A. Portale Hcaroln IlClark11 Upatll Donald and Doris Peterson Wayne and BSUY Peifie Joseph and Carlene Portale Fl0berla J- Pratt Christopher C. Radack Bert Chris William and Daisy Pratt Carl and Jgan Radagk ' t EE t David P. Radack Susan G. Raper Susie Delma and Gertrude Raper Laurence M. Romer Larry Raymond and Elizabeth Romer Dave Carl and Joan Radack it me Jon J. Reynolds Charles E. Richard Jon Charlie Gordon and Ann Alm Edward and Isabelle Richard Carol A. Rushin Kathryn M. Russel Carol Kathy Joseph and Beverly Rushin Everett and Berniece Russell Debra A. Sanbury Deb Arthur and Josephine Sanbury Cindy L. Saxton Patrick C. Sanders Hpatll James and Phyllis Sanders ncindyn Elton and Paula Olson N. Paul R. Saxton Paul Robert and Joyce Saxton -r'-1 'UE Todd J. Seger Todd Joseph and Yvonne Segar Lorrl L. Schultz Lorrl Julius and Mary Schultz Laurie P. Seltz Llnda L. Skinner ULHUFH nun.. JHCK and MHVQHVBT Seltz Stacey and June Skinner Jack Slagle Jack Harold and Shirley Slagle wr-rY ' Deborah L. Smlth Pamela J. Stevens Rebecca J. Stormer Debbie Pam Becky Melvin and Shirley Smith Paul and Shlrley Stevens John and Dorthy Stormer IWW Wllllam R. Storms Tlna R. Stuart Mary A. Sundquist BllI Tlna Mare Ronald and Patricia Storms John and Kathleen Stuart Lawrence and Phyllls Sundquist Ricky L. Swan Jeffrey L. Swanson I-Ynn A- SWHUSOYI mick., ,,Jeff,, ..l-ynn., Lyle and Zetta Swan Gerald and Nancy Swanson LHVBFI1 and DGIOFGS Swanson Mark A. Swanson Donald L. Teater Cheryl A. Tellinghuisen Oots Don Cheryl William and Laura Swanson Donald and Elaine Tealer Edward and Virginia Tellinghuisen Susan D. Terry usual! Howard and Vivian Terry Leslie P. Ticknor ..I-es.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson Brenda A. Truver Brenda Robert and Francis Truver Carl R. Turnquist Flick Wallace and Berit Turnquist Carol J. Tyler Carol Wayne and lrene Tyler Jane R. Ulrich Janie Charles and Alta Ulrich, Jr. ML Robert W. Volk Bob Robert and Syllva Volk Connie D. Volk Jane L. Walkerman Connie Jane Robert and Syllva Volk Robert and Marilyn Walkerman S tm? Greta A Weller Brian C. White Brian Vincent and Dorothy White Steven M. Whitney J.C. The Late Charlotte M. Whitney 128 Debra A. Welsh Debbie Robert and Donna Welsh Greg W. Whitermore Greg James and Nancy Whitermore Greta Henry and Rita Weiler Jeffrey A. White Jeff Mrs. White and the Late Herbert White, Sr. Marcia E. Whittle Marcia Norman and Willoh Whittle Todd E. Wickmark Susan M. Williams Betsy A. Windoft HT-oddu usuen uBetSyH Raymond and Sandra Wickmark Mrs. Barbara Williams Byron and Gretchen Windoft John A. Wright LuAnne Wright Jackie L. Wynn 1-John '-Lu Jackie Dr. Robert Wright Robert and Margaret Wright Th0FT13S and Eva Wynn, JI'- Deborah R. Young Richard B. Zahn, Jr. Debbie Rick Allen and Fay Young Richard and Ann Zahn W if i f Www? f Senior Activities Abersold, Cindy L.: Art, Math, Science Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1,25 ln- tramurals 1,25 Future Teachers 25 Prom Committee 3. Anderson, Darlene S.: Business Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4 iPresident 315 Ski Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 25 Homecoming Com- mittee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 AFS 45 Girls Track 4. Anderson, John P.: Math, Science Arnone, David A.: Industrial Arts, Math, Science Baseball 15 Track 2,35 Football 3. Atcheson, Alan J.: Math, Science, Music Ski Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4 iPresident 415 Football 15 Track 15 Tennis 2. Barone, Adelaide F.: Science Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 2,3. Barry, Kathleen M.: Math, Science, Language Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Future Nurses 2,3,4. Bartholomew, Amy J.: Science, Business Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, lAwards 3,415 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Gym Club 1,2,35 Homecoming Dutchess 25 Girls Track 2,35 Girls State 35 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Centralian Staff 45 Homecoming 1st Attendant 4. Batcheller, Jon A.: Science, Math Tennis 1,2,3,45 Trojan Staff 2,3,45 Year- book Staff 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Student Council 45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Radio Club 4. BeauJean, Kathleen M.: Business German Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2. Benish, Michael K.: Business, Art Football 1,25 Volleyball 3. Benish, Richard M.: Business Berg, Lars: Foreign Exchange Student from Norway. Bergman, Vlckl L.: Business Pep Club 1,2,45 Intramurals 1,25 Drama Club 3,45 Trojan Staff 3,45 Debate 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Future Teachers 45 Concession Stand Committee 45 Cen- tralian Staff 45 Sportsman Club 4. Blake, Deborah L.: Language, Science, Math Pep Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Prom Committee'3. Blodgett, Douglas C.: Math, Science, Language Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Tennls 4. Blood, Mary G.: Science, Business Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Gym Club 1,2,3,4. Blose, Larry J.: B.O.C.E.S. Machine Trades Judo 15 V.l.C.A. 3,4. Bosco, Peter H.: Math, Science Class President 1,25 Student Council 1,3 lTreasurer 315 Football 1,2,3,4 lAwards 1,2,3,415 Spanish Club 1,2,35 Junior Optimist Award 15 Boy's S Club 2,3,45 AFS 3,45 Ski Club 1,2,45 Volleyball 25 Debate Club 3,45 Walk on Poverty co-organizer. Bracey, Susan D.: Math, Science Pep Club 1,2,35 Radio Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1: Chorus 2,4. Braun, Richard L.: Math, Science Baseball 1,2,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 German Club 1,25 Volleyball 3,4. Bresette, Lynn: Art Bridges, Gregory Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Briggs, Grant E.: Industrial Arts Brink, Doug W.: Language, Science Football 15 Baseball 25 Bowling 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Intramurals 3,4. Brown, Bonnie L.: Math, Science, Language Band 1,2,3,45 Debate 1,2,45 Future Teachers 4. Bryant, Linda E.: Business Pep Club 1,25 Chorus 1,2,35 Conces- sion Stand Committee 4. Bull, Steven K.: Music, Industrial Arts Band 1,2,3. Burch, Larry E.: Business Pep Club 3,4. Carlson, Gary W.: Math Football 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Concession Stand Committee 4. Carlson, Robert C.: Industrial Arts Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Carpenter, Kam R.: Math, Music Choir 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Boy's S Club 4. Carson, Kelvln J.: Science Intramurals 3. Cole, Kristine A.: Math, Science, Language Debate Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers 2,3,4 lVice-President 415 Honor Society 3,45 Band Council Vice President 45 French Club 4. Coon, Janet M.: Math, Science Pep Club 1,45 Latin Club 2. Crandall, Dennis J.: Science, Math, Language German Club 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Sportsman Club 25 Radio Club 4. Cummings, Ronald Curtis, Michael J.: Business Football 25 Class Treasurer 35 Pep Club 3,4. Dahl, Vickie A.: Health Services Pep Club 15 V.l.C.A. 4. Davidson, Debra E.: Math, Art, Language, Science Pep Club 1,2,4 iSecretary 215 Gym Club 1,25 Cheerleader Sub 15 Intramurals 15 Ski Club 25 Future Teachers 45 Honor Society 45 Concession Stand Com- mittee 4. Dawson, Kathleen A.: Math, Science, Language Deault, John M.: Science, Math, Language Cross Country 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Golf 1,25 Track 1,2. Decker, Nancy A.: Math, Science Pep Club 3,4, Gym Club 45 Sportsman Club 45 Art Club 4. DeLancey, Suzanne K.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 German Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Cen- tralian Staff 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary 15 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 lAwards 3,415 Gym Club 1,2,3,4 iAwards 1,2,3,415 Homecoming Candidate 1,2,3,4. Dibble, Betsy A.: Science, Language, Math Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Gym Club 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Good-Time Singers 2,- 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Sportsman Club 2,3,4 lSecretary!Treasurer 3,415 Homecoming Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Concession Stand Com- mittee 45 Centralian Staff 4. DiBlasl, Faith A.: Math, Language Choir 1. Dunmore, Asa C.: Business Eckstrand, Mark Eckwahl, Randall J.: Business, Math Ellis, Cynthis D.: Math, Science, Music Gym Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Glrls Track 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Ski Club 4. Engdahl, Jonathan R.: Science, Math, Language Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 4. Erwin, TISS L.: Math Evans, Phillp L.: Business Deca Club 3,4. Fairbanks, Gracia J.: Science, Language Glrl's S Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. Fargo, Timothy A.: Math, Science, Language Chess Club 2,3,4 lPresldent 41 German Club 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Trojan Staff 4. Faust, David N.: Math, Science Fedirko, Peter Flanagan, Douglas E.: Math, Science, Language Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Baseball 2: Cross Country 3,4: Bowling 3,4: Track 3. Frankson, Gary J.: Math, Business German Club 1: Chorus 1,2,3: Cross Country 3. Frankson, Mary A.: Business Pep Club 1,2: Chorus 1,2,3. Franzen, Paul R.: Cross Country 1,2,3: Track 3,4. Frederick, Michelle D.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,4: Sportsman Club 1: Future Teachers 2,3,4 lSecretary 4j: French Club 4: Concession Stand 4. Garey, Kenneth E.: Math, Science, Language Chess Club 1,2,3,4: Debate Club 1,- 2,3,4: German Club 1,2,3,4: Drama Club 2,3. Gedz, Olha S. Gerthe, Mary E.: Science, Language German Club 2,3,4: Trojan Staff 4. 1Co- editorj Gifford, Kathleen M.: Math, Business Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Gym Club 2,3,4: French Club 2: Choir 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Concession Stand 4: AFS 4. Gray, Leslie W.: Math, Business Ski Club 1,2,3: Pep Club 1.2. Green, Vicki J.: Science Chorus 2,3. Grey, Cheryl L.: Business Pep Club 2,3: Ski Club 2. Grey, Fichard D.: Industrial Arts Gustafson, Ann Gustafson, Bonnie N.: Business, Home Ec. Gustafson, Connie D.: Business Pep Club 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3: Conces- sion Stand Committee 4. Gustafson, Marcia L.: Math, Science, Language Latin Club 2: Ski Club 2,3,4: Sportsman Club 3,4: Hi Y 1,2: Tennis 3: Intramurals 1,2,4: Stage Crew 4: Band 1,3,4: Chorus 1. Gutknecht, Jay S.: Business Cross Country 1,2,3,4: Track 2,3,4: Boy's S Club 2,3,4. Hall, Robert L.: Math Science, Mechanical Drawing Football 1,2,4 tAwards 1,2,4j: Basket- ball 1,4 lAward 1,43 Track 1,4 fAward 1,4j Pep Club 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3: Inter-class games. Hartley, James T.: Math, Science Band 1,2,3,4: Spanish Club 1: Basket- ball 2: Baseball 2. Haskell, Larry W.: Industrial Arts Hasson, Robert W.: Industrial Arts Heglund, Kathleen J.: Science Chorus 1: Library Assistant 4. Henderson, Timothy P.: Math, Science, Language Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Tennis 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Band 1: Trojan Staff 1,- 2,3,4 lCo-editor 4j. Hillerby, Douglas M.: Math, Science Football 1: Intramurals 3,4. Holcomb, Mark R.: Math, Science Band 1,2,3: Baseball 1,2: Gym Club 3,4. Hollern, Susan E.: Math, Science Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Girl's S Club 1,2: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Homecoming Com- mittee 1: Gym Club 2,3: Future Teachers 2,4: Concession Stand Com- mittee 4. Hollis, Carter R.: Math, Science Track 1: Football 1,2: Pep Club 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Spanish Club 2: Ski Club 4. Holter, Deborah K.: Business Pep Club 3,4. Hornick, Lia M.: Math, Science French Club 1: Drama Club 1,2: Ski Club 3: Pep Club 4. Hornung, Mark H.: Math, Science Pep Club 3,4: Sportsman Club 3,4: Ski Club 3,4: Intramurals 3,4: Gym Club 3,4, German Club 3. Hutchinson, Jeffrey L.: Math, Science, Business Basketball 1,2,3,4: Golf 1,2,3,4 lAward and Sectional Shield 2,3,4j: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2: Prom Com- mittee 3: Boy's S Club 3,4: Volleyball 4: Trojan Staff 4. Ito, Yoshiro: Rotary Exchange Student from Japan Jenkins, Julianne: Business, Home Economics Chorus 1,2,3,4: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 3,4: AFS 4. Johnson, Craig T.: Science, Business Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2: Pep Club 4: Concession Stand Committee 4. Johnson, Daniel H. Johnson, Norma J.: Business, Home Economics Pep Club 3,4. Johnson, Roger T.: Science Wrestling 'l.2,3,4: Boy's S Club 3,4. Jones, Pamela A.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,4: German Club 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,4: Cheerleader 1: Chorus 2: Prom Committee 3. Kates, Robert J.: Math, Science Ski Club 2.3. Kay, Susan: Science Pep Club 1,3: French Club 1: Future Teachers 2,3,4. Kales, Corrinne A.: Math, Language Choir 1,2,3 lPresident 21: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Class President 3: Homecoming Candidate 1,2,3,4, lLady- in-Waiting 1j: Cheerleading 1,2,3: Spanish Club 3,4: Student Council 1,2: Prom Committee 3: Concession Stand Committee 4. Kelley, Craig M.: Math, Science, Art Track 3. Kennedy, Thomas G.: Math, Science Trojan Staff 1,2,4: Spanish Club 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4: Honor Society 3,4. Keyes, Karen M.: Math, Science, Business, Language Pep Club 1,2: Spanish Club 1,2: Cheerleading 1,2: Future teachers 3: Trojan Staff 4. Klenck, Brenda J.: Math Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,3,4 lSecretarylTreasurer 4j Future Teachers 2: Prom Committee 3. Knickerbocker, Linda A.: Business Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2.3,4: Band Council 3,4: Prom Committee 3. Kost, John A.: Business Football 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4. Krasinski, Mark W.: Math, Science Kriner, Rosalia E.: Home Economics Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Larson, Julie A.: Math, Science Pep Club 1,2,3: Girl's S Club 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Tro- jan Staff 4. Larson, Sheldon J.: Science, Industrial Arts Lent, Richard E.: Math, Science Basketball 1,2: Band 1,2,3,4: Spanish Club 1: Stage Band 1,2: Cross Country 2,3: Intramurals 4. Leroy, Karl F.: Math, Science Football 4. Lewis, David J.: Math, Science, Language Ski Club 3,4: Intramurals 3,4: Gym Club 3,4: Sportsman Club 3,4: Tennis 3,4: Football 4: Pep Club 3,4. Liliestedt, Karl E.: Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Chess Club 1,2,3,4: German Club 1,- 2,3,4: Future Teachers 3,4 lTreasurer 4j: Volleyball 3,4: Honor Society 4. Lindell, Jeffrey A.: Math, Science Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Golf 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3: German Club 1,2: Pep Club 1,2,4: Boy's S Club 3,4. Lombardo, Guy F.: Math Football 1,2,3,4. Lopus, Barbara R.: Science Gym Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Girl's S Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,- 2,3,45 Stage Crew 4. Loucks, Kathleen M.: Business Chorus 1,25 Intramurals 15 Colorguard 25,Pep Club 4. Luce, Michael A.: Industrial Arts Track 15 Wrestling 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Boy's S Club 3,4. Lynn, Donald E.: Math, Science, Language Football 15 Tennis 1,2,3,4 lSectional Winner 3,435 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 lSec- tional Winner 235 Band 1,25 German Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,- 2,3,45 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 lvice-President 235 AFS 3,4 Nice-President 335 Prom Committee 35 Concession Stand Com- mittee 4. MacCubbin, Jeff T.: Math, Science Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,4 lAward 3,435 Pep Club 15 Band 1,25 Cross Country 3,4 tAward 3,435 Golf 3 jAward 335 Boy's S Club 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Baseball 2,45 Student Council 4 lVice- President 435 Trojan Staft. Martin, Richard D.: Science, Language Bowling 35 Volleyball 35 Pep Club 3. McDonnell, Kathleen M.: Math, Science, Language, Art German Club 1,45 Dramatics Club 1,25 Debate and Speech Club 1,2,3,45 NCCJ 1,2,35 Ski Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers 35 Student Council 3,4 lSecretary Lower House 3, Corresponding Secretary 435 AFS 45 Honor Society 45 Trojan Staff 4, Concession Stand Com- mittee 4. McEIwain, Patric B.: Math, Science, Language German Club 1,2,35 Chess Club 2. McMaster, Daniel T.: Math, Science, Language Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Dand 2,3,45 Debate Club 1,35 Basketball 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Cross Country 45 Centralian Staff 45 Honor Society 4. Mellor, Mary E.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Skl Club 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council Lower House 35 Honor Society 35 Concession Stand Committee 4. Meredith, Scott M.: Messenger, Ellis D.: Math, Science Miraglia, Peter M.: Math, Science, Language Football 25 Chess Club 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Trojan Staff 4. Moran, Michelle M.: Business Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Nice-President 435 Home Ec. Club 15 Chorus 15 Future Teachers 2,35 Homecoming Committee 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Concession Stand Committee 4. Moran, Sherry L.: Science Gym Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Pep Club 25 Future Teachers 3. Morris, John F.: Industrial Arts, Conservation Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Boy's S Club 3,4. Myers, Terry L.: Business Bowling 3. Nazzaro, Dino J.: Science Debate 35 Band 3,45 German Club 3,4 lPresident 435 Trojan Staff 4. Nelson, Kathleen A.: Math, Science Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Gym Club 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Cheerleading 2,45 Latin Club 2 lSecretary!Treasurer 23 Prom Com- mittee 35 Trojan Staft 3,45 AFS 4. Nelson, Theresa A.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4 lLibrarian 3, Band Council 3,435 Homecoming Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 35 AFS 4. Nieves, Carlotta M.: Math, Language Pep Club 1,2,35 Girl's S Club 1,2,3,4 llntercouncil 435 Spanish Club 1,2,35 Drama Club 15 Radio Club 15 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Future Teachers 2,35 Concession Stand Com- mittee 45 AFS 4. Nocero, Rosemary J.: Science Cheerleading 15 Gym Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sportsman Club 1,2,35 French Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Future Teachers 3,4. Oberhofer, David P.: Math, Science Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Ski Club 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,4 lManager 3,435 Drama Club 2,3,4: Chess Club 3,45 Dramatic Productions 3,4. Olson, Pamela G.: Science, Art Pep Club 1,2,35 Chorus 1.2: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,25 Home Ec. Club 1. Olson, Sharon A.: Cosmetology Home Ec. Club 15 Pep Club 1. Palm, Nancy A.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Gym Club 1,2,3,4 tAward 1,2,3,435 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Lower House Student Council 35 Cheerleading 4 lAward 43. Parry, Joann R.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Vice-President Junior Class 35 Lower House Student Council, Student Council Alternate 45 Concession Stand Committee 45 Honor Society 4. Peterson, Carol E.: Math, Science Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Future Nurses 35 A Cappella 45 Trojan Staff 45 Concession Stand 4. Petrie, Clark D.: Math, Science, Language Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Ski Club 15 French Club 25 Honor Society 2,35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Boy's S Club 4. Portale, Patricia A.: Business Home Ec. Club 1,25 Future Nurses 2,3,4. Pratt, Roberta J.: Cosmetology Home Ec. Club 15 Girl's S Club 1. Przeplora, Stephen Radack, Christopher C.: Science Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. Radlick, David R.: Business Raper, Susan G.: Math, Science, Language. Music Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 French Club 2,3,45 Centralian Staff 3,45 lSenior Editor 435 Honor Society 45 Trojan Staff 45 Future Nurses 2. Reynolds, Jon J.: Math, Science, Music Football 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Class Treasurer 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,45Wrestling 15 German Club 1,25 Student Council 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,- 3,45 Bowling 3. Richard, Charles E.: Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Football 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Boy's S Club 2,3,45 Volleyball 3. Romer, Laurence, M.: Math Student Teachers 4. Rushin, Carol A.: Math, Science, Language, Art Pep Club 1,2,3,45 German Club 1,2,3,4 lTreasurer 335 Gym Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,45 Intramurals 1,25 Class Vice-President 15 Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 2,3,4 lSecretary 33 Class President 45 All Activities Award 2,35 Ski Club 3,45 AFS 3,4 tSecretary 33 Honor Society 3,45 Debate 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Princess 35 Concessior Stand Committee 4. Russell, Kathryn M.: Art 'Intramurals 1,2. Sandbury, Debra A.: Math, Science Language Chorus 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 tPresident 4, Secretary 335 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,2,3,4 llntercouncil 435 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Centralian Staff 3,45 Homecoming Committee 3,45 Trojan Staff 45 Concession Stand Committee 4. Sanders, Patrick C.: Math, Science Track 1,2,3,4 lLetter 2,3,45 States 3,45 Co-Captain 41 Football 1,2,4 lAward 41 Basketball 1,2,3,4 tAward 3,41 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Boy's S Club 2,3,4 lPresident 41 Student Council 3,45 Cross Country Manager 35 Intramurals 35 Class Vice-President 45 Honor Socie- ty 4. Saxton, Cindy L.: Business Chorus 1,2. Saxton, Paul R.: Math, Science, Language Cross Country 1,2,35 Honor Society 4. Schultz, Lorri L.: Math, Science, Language German Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,- 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Faculty Association 35 Prom Committee 35 Concession Stand 45 AFS 45 Future Teachers 45 Centralian Staff 45 Trojan Staff 45 Drama Club 4. Seger, Todd J.: Business Decca Club 3,4. Seltz, Laurie P.: Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,2,35 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 ln- tramurals 1,2,35 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Ski Club 25 Trojan Staff 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 SWCS Representative to Busti-Lakewood Recreation Commis- sion 3,45 Centralian Staff 45 Class Secretary 45 AFS Student Represen- tative 4. Skinner, Linda L.: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Trojan Staff 15 Intramurals 15 NYSSMA Award 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Conces- sion Stand Committee 4. Smith, Deborah L.: Business Intramurals 1,2,35 Decca Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,4. Stevens, Pamela J.: Math, Business Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 AFS 45 Future Teachers 45 Drama Club 45 Concession Stand Committee 4. Stormer, Rebecca J.: Business Chorus 15 Intramurals 25 Decca Club 3,45 Drama 3,4. Storms, William R.: Science Intramurals 25 Football 2,3. Stuart, Tina R.: Math, Science, Language, Music Debate and Speech Club 1,2,3,4 fRegional Finalist 2,31 Band 1,2,3,4 Nice President 315 German Club 1,- 2,3,45 Future Teachers 3,4 lPresident 41. Sundquist, Mary A.: Math, Science, Language Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,4 llnter-council 2,3,415 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,3: Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Ger- man Club 1,2,35 Class Secreatry 25 Gym Club 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 AFS 45 Future Teachers 45 Homecoming Can- didate 3,4. Swan, Ricky L.: Industrial Arts Wrestling 15 Baseball 15 Pep Club 3,4. Swanson, Jeffrey L.: Math, Science, Language Band 1,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 25 Honor Society 2,3,4. Swanson, Lynn A.: Business Pep Club 25 Ski Club 2,35 Gym Club 2,3,45 Sportsman Club 3,4. Swanson, Mark A.: Math, Science Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4 tAward 2,- 3,41 Boy's S Club 2,3,4 Nice- President 415 Cross Country 3,4 lAward 3,4 Co-Captain 41 Boys State Representative 3. Teater, Donald L.: Math, Science, Language Football 1,25 Baseball 1,25 German Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,4 lCouncil 415 Prom Committee 35 Track 3,45 Radio Club 4. Tellinghuisen, Cheryl A.: Business, Home Economics Intramurals 1,25 Girl's S Club 1. Terry, Susan D.: Business Judo Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Color Guard 2. Ticknor, Leslie P.: Math, Science, Industrial Arts TI'UVel', Brenda A. Turnquist, Carl R.: Math, Science, Language Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Golf 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,4 tPresident 415 Boy's S Club 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Play 3,4. Tyler, Carol J.: Math, Science, Business Pep Club 1,2,45 German Club 1,25 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 lntramurals 35 Homecoming Committee 4. Ulrich, Jane R.: Math, Science, Art Ski Club 1,2,3,4 lSecretary!Treasurer 115 Gym Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,- 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Girls Track 25 Cheerleading 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Trojan Staff 45 AFS 4. Volk, Connie D.: Business, Home Economics Pep Club 15 Future Nurses 2. Volk, Robert W.: Math, Science Track 15 Chorus 1,25 Football 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Honor Society 2.3.4. Walkerman, Jane L.: Math, Science, Language Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Gym Club 3,45 Conces- slon Stand'Committee 45 Homecoming Committee 4. Weller, Greta A.: Math, Science Language Debate Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Radio Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 German Club 45 Student Council 4. Welsh, Debra A.: Business Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's S Club 1,- 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Chorus 2,35 Future Teachers 35 D.E. Club 3,45 lnterclass Games 1,2. White, Brian C.: Science, Language, Business White, Jeffrey A.: Business, Music Band 1,2,35 Wrestling 15 Track 3. Whitermore, Greg W.: Science, Business Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Gym Club 3,45 Pep Club 4. Whitney, Steven M.: Science Whittle, Marcia E.: Math, Science, Language Intramurals 1,3,45 Pep Club 1,3,45 Cen- tralian Staff 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Girl's S Club 1,3,45 Future Teachers 35 Ski Club 3,45 Tennis 35 lnterclass Games 1. Wickmark, Todd E.: Mechanical Drawing Football 1,25 Radio Club 1,2,45 Ski Club 1,3,4. Williams, Susan M.: Business, Home Economics Windoft, Betsy A.: Math, Science, Language Chorus 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Future Teachers 25 Pep Club 2. Wright, John A.: Math, Science Football 1,2,3,4 lAward 1,4 Tri-Captain 415 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 German Club 1,25 Tennis 2,3,4 fAward 2,3,41 Boy's S Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Student Council President 4. Wright, LuAnne: Math, Science, Language Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Ski Club 1,25 Girl's S Club 1,2,3,4: Gym Club 1,2,3,4 lAward 1,2,3,41 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 2,3,45 tAward 3,415 Class Secretary 35 Prom Com mittee 35 Tennis 35 Student Council 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Trojan Staff 4. Wynn, Jackie L.: Cosmetology Gym Club 15 Chorus 15 Twlrler Sub 1. Young, Deborah R.: Math, Science Pep Club 1,2,35 Future Teachers 25 Spanish Club 2. Zahn, Richard B.: Math, Industrial Arts Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Bowling 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Pep Intramurals 1,2. UNDERCLASS MENUNDERCLASSIVIENUNDERCLASSIVI f 14 9 an , ,w.ix,UM,w . , S' is 5 W, 1 , : ,- r K fsv,3igfQg5uQLgQgg2f9.5195 X: 5 sv es Q, .Vw wwe' , V ,yV,, v-.,1:5jwyW5?f'Wg2ggivLg:5Q,'l X A,Mf!,.A 2 ,, 4 HQ. , ,. ,. ,, gg, sa ' XM.: Jflliii'W,iiigif!-Tifsifiwxiiffhzfif-S'IW. ,-. ., y-,-25355 . ..,. ,- : klkkxry .V qwgi, 'fig s 1. E 54,1 .,?,,,w5is,i,,.,55i . M 7 WI' . -Ihxfigffefl--gxzfwf -- ww Q -V M,wQ'ss t' 9' , N555 5' 1Mggg,'3lf5f ' V QIQGQQS ' I ' W, M ,,., 1 . ,N 5 , N, x X, fd gliw- 1 , 5 em, gg, 3 We ,, -, ag qv. . 42, V ff-ss . M6 , if Wifi 7 fe iw. W , , , ir, Q 1.7 Q-Y?2sf4g4:i5'f . , ,, N 5 y,W.,,E 5 A 5 K, f 'ni . 3 ff:f:.i.qm . .mm . ,-'sg' ,,,f,:'-in -Mfg, Q, ' ' f , vvfgg-'fhgwifrswf f X , g A f . M ,W vm W '-.H A Q W 1 11, ' .W 4- si w W' H-sim, V x M Q iw V ' - mi ' , ,m:v,. 4 M Freshmen We the Freshman Class are proud to be joining the high school this year. We feel our first year in the high school is very important in teaching us cooperation within our own class and with the others, to work and to have fun together. We feel that we have started off to a great year, and we are eagerly looking forward to our following years at Southwestern. We hope it will be a year to remember and as we go ever forward, we are sure our spirit and pride that we have for our school will grow with us and we will, throughout our years here and beyond, always uphold the great name of Southwestern. Officers: President, Mel Mummert: Treasurer, Elizabeth Turnquistg Vice-Pres., Polly Bartholomew, Secretary, Dave Golando. i'ia.....,. 1 L Homeroom 116: Row 1: S. Berg, J. A. Bartolo, C. Cadwell, P. Alimo, L. Campbell, S. Anderson, K. Allen, G. Carlson, J Bartholomew, B. Bootey, B. Bunce, M. Boskin, C. Bailey. Brady, P, Campbell. Flow 4: J. Bessey, Fl. Blose, J. Buzzard Flow 2: S. Brown, D. Becker, Fl. Bowman, T. Baer, D. Abers, G. Birch. R. Calivela. Flow 3: S. Anderson, D. Abbott, Miss Bundy, T. Homeroom 218: Row 1: L. Hartwig, J. Franklin, D. Hawkins, C. Greenstien. Row 3: K. Gustavson, T. Fisk, J. Hedstrand S. Fredrick, D. Haglund, G. Fredrickson, J. Gidlow. Row 2: R. Hassen, J. Gerace, D. Freedman, D. Galando, R. Hall, D Fl. Goulding, L. Gunnell, G. Freeman, P. Glatz, S. German, Galando,D.Gibson,Mr.Lingenfelter. Homeroom 253: Row 1: C. McCarthy, J. Lundquist. Row 2: Master, R. Bell, J. McConaghy, R. Lent, A. McRee, T. Mc D. Levan, D. Lundin, J. Larson, C. Messenger, K. Liffner, J. Candless, T. Larson, D. McCarty. Tree: J. McDonnell. Absent Mead, M. Lattimore, J. Lindstrom. Row 3: Mr. Puls, M. Mc- B. Mahoney,S. Lundsten, D. Lundsten,D. Martin. . . .. 1 eff 3. .NM .. 2 1. Homeroom 230: Row 1: D. Zahn, S. Wassman, B. Widrig, B. tington. Flow 3: G. White, A. Volk, G. Webb, C. Zickgraf. Wiitermore, M. A. Windofi, Miss Boerst, E. Wfighi- ROW 22 Absent: L. Finch,T. Monteleone, D.Stewarl, D. Winans. M. Widner, G. White, B. Warner, B. Walkerman, M. E. Whit- ,..,, X . 1 Homeroom 217: Flow 1: L. Muscarella, J. Nocero, M. Neil- Miraglia, B. Moore, B. Moore, J. Osman, J. Murray. Flow 3: son, J. Palm, E. Petrie, M. Mummer, K. Mosher, Fl. Morganti, C. Olson, M. Gifford, T. Olson, S. O'Connor, J. Peterson, B. M. Moss. Row 2: C. Pearson, J. Nelson, S. Peterson, P. Hamilton, C. MeyefS,C. Oakes,MiSSSwanS0r1- 40 N Homeroom 118: Row 1: D. Constantino, D. Arrison, D. Gilson B. Eddy, M. L. Carlson, M. J. Eckstrom. Row 2: C. Ernewien, M. Casamento, W. Dawson, L. Day, M. Cavander. Row 3: T. Faust, K. Dahlgren, D. Denn, G. Depas, J. Carlson, T. Clau son, J. Fargo. Row 4: S. Cook, R. Carlino, M. Crandall, S. Fedirko, R. Carlson. Row 5: D. Erickson, K. Carpenter, J. Federico, M. Coon, T. Chandler, M. Edson, M. Chudzicki, G. Echolm, D. Cobb, S. Depas, D. Eckstrom, Mr. Travis. i Homeroom 214: Row 1: C. Smith, R. Smith, S. Swanson, R. Spencer, M. Tarabrake, S. Truver, D. Sitterley, M. Swan, T. Storms. Row 2: C. Smith, E. Smith, C. VanStee, K. Stubbs, Swanson, D. Slother, D. Spetz, Mr. Stowell, G. Teater. Ab- J. Stuart, T. Sturgis. Row 3: S. Teater, K. Tane, E. Turn- sent: T. Sivi, R. Storms, B. Solomonson, D. Swanson, P. quist, M. Sweeney, E. Tracy, A. Valvo, L. Swan. Row 4: Ft. Tellinghuisen. Homeroom 211: Row Singer, W. Sandberg Schnars. Row 3: R. Schnars, R. Sanbury, Reynolds, R. Ruch, P. 1: D. Rendall, D. Robie. Row 2: R. F. Remington, G. Minton, D. Sampson, J. Miller, C. Mic- , J. Seltz, S. Schruise, P. Radack, C. ciche, M. Shoemaker, C. Petro, J. Saeger, C. Miller, D Miller, S. Rhodes, W. Schrader, M. Sandquist. Row 5: J. Robbins, R. Sargent, R. Shifter, S D. Rapp, G. Propheter, R. Sander, K. Swell,G.Saeger. Absent: S. Sherman, R. Peterson. Messenger. Row 4: W. Pike, K. Siek, Q Homeroom 212: Row 1: R. Holmes, M. Kelemen, J. Johnson, Mr. Miekena. Row 2: K. Hunt, G. Johnson, P. Johnson. Row 3: R. Hull, S. Johnson. Row 4: B. Hinsdale, K. Kellogg, D. James. Row 5: B. Jones, D. LaGrega. Row 6: E. Kulig, A. Janowsky, C. Larson. Row 7: J. Holcomb, S. Kraginski, P. Hillerby. Row 8: K. Klenck, G. Kanouff, T. Hine. Row 9: R. Kennedy, J. Keele, D. James. Row 10: D. Larson, J. Holm- lund. Absent: B. Jones, A. Larson, C. Johnson, K. Linn. Sophomores Holly Arrison . . . another great South Sophomore Class Officers: Row 1: Anita Bosco, Presidentg llsa Pascuillo, Treasurer. Western Student! Row 2: Dave Page, Vice Presidentg Cindy Hall, Secretary. The class of '74 this year is striving for unity, enthusiasm and class participation. We hope with these qualities behind us we can reach our goals. We are trying to change the pace of former classes with new and better ideas. With the class as a whole working together, we hope to have a productive and worthwhile year. x 1. Homeroom 117: Row 1: D. Blood, C. Arnone, T. Benson. Row 2: M. Anderson, R. Anderson, P. Becker, C. Allison, P. Bergman, C. Bolles, C. Anderson. Row 3: S. Blake, T. Ahl- gren, S. Bradshaw, K. Anderson, Ft. Abbott, E. Arrison, A. Bosco. Row 4: Mr. Thurnau, M. Brown, J. Barnhart, J. Anderson, C. Aizkalns, D. Ahlstrom, K. Aderman, J. Bright- man, M. Alexander, B. Bucklin. Absent: M. Beebe, S. Am- mons, T. Anderson. , A , f W ff M--W, 3 7 4 4 I .,,AV Q -of f lyv 7 ll' 1 . if , A O Homeroom 135: Row 1: S. Delahoy, L, Carlson, D. Cooney, S. Hopkins, D. Coslow, W. Carlson, M. Crandall. Row 2: J Curry, C. Crandall, R. Castagino, S. Carlson, K. Carlson, S. Curry, S. Desmond, P. Clark, D. Carpenter, P. Clark. Flow 3: 'iff- M J. Butts, K. Decker, J. Canada, S. Bush, S. Carlson, D. Cederquisl, D. Denn, B. Ceci, Mr. Butler. Absent: S. Cor- coran, D. Carraher, A. Dean. 4 Homeroom 113: Row 1: H. Holmes, C. James, K. Kestler, S. Koterass. Row 2: K. Kress, L. Lantz, M. LaBarbera, B. Luce. Flow 3: L. Lindstrom, J. Jundquist, M. Johnson, D. Lombardo, K. Loomis, D. Linamen, S. Jeeves. Row 4: T. Klenck, M. Lewis, B. Jackson, T. Johnson, W. Johnson, B. Hull, D LeRoy, S. Holm, C. LaMarca, Mrs. Swanson. Absent: H Hutchinson, L. Johnson, C. Kates, T. Krasinski, M. Lombardo D.Lopus. Homeroom 163: Row 1: C. Monroe, K. Nobbs, L. Nelson, P. Nuse, P. Nelson, P. Marsh, K. Mosher, S. McMaster, M Nelson, J. Moss. Row 2: D. Lundstien, J. Nohlquist, J. Mc- Nagy, L. Neibank, S. Moran. Row 5: B. Marra, J. Moore, B Carty, P. Nobbs, R. McCray, R. Mattison, M. Maetzker. Flow NeIson,T. Mira, L. Lupton, F. Moretti.Absent: B. Morotto. 3: J. Nelson, M. Nelson, J. Muntz. Row 4: Mr. Homan, P. my Homeroom 166: Row 1: B. Doty, G. DiTonto, J. Glass, M, Eckholm, S, Ferringer, D. Henry. Row 2: D. Gustafson, P. Hickox, K. Gunnell, K, Dickerson, S. Eckstrom, E. Erickson, E. Garfield, E. Engdahl, S. Fisher. Row 3: A. Elmere, D. Hallett, K. Ebersole, C. Hall, C. Hedberg, K. Hollis, Mr. Eimers, C. Faust, N. Harte. Row 4: T. Healy, M. Dieffenbach, B. DeVIiager, R. Hine, S. Edwards, B. DiMaria, N. Hedin. Absent: D. Harmon. 14 Homeroom 105: Row 1: A. Russell, R. Sales, I. Pascuillo, W. Row 4: D. Page, S. Minion, R. Paganello, Mr. Bowman, D Roberts, J. Reed, H. Hutchinson, C. Kates. Row 2: J. Rug- Rendall. Absent: T. Prezapiora, S. Olson, L. Peiffer, S. Pratt giero, M. Saxton, M. Osborne, K. Ross, C. Pryde. Row 3: M. J. Ralph, N. Raymond, R. Reynolds, B. Robbins, J. Russell Peterson, D. Pangborn, A. Plato, W. Peterson, B. Sargent. D. Sager,G.Sargent. And then the big guy said to the little guy. . . E, -i M,,,,,,,,.,.,..-ws 5 -A, .. iw X mm ...W Homeroom 164: Row 1: B. Williams, N. Watters, N. Skinner, Wilbur, L. Stevens, C. Srnilh. ROW 32 J. Werner, B- Smith, H J. Schaffer, P. Schreck, R. Vergith, P. Shouers, D. Zoghibe. Smith, L. Smith, Nl- Silk, D- Wallace, D. Truver, J. SChrn0n- Row 2: D. Thumb, K. Williams, C. Walker, R. Schroeder, R. Sky, C. Wright, D. Streed, C. Swanson, K. Volk, K. Sweeney Young, D. Stevens, S. Shaw, M. Taylor, Mr. Thompson, T. Flow 4:J.Scott,J.Turnquist,C. Smith, M. Smith,T.Walter. Juniors We've looked forward to our Junior year and all of the new activities it would bring. We are proud of the great achievements of our Juniors in football, track, basketball, band, chorus, Stu- dent Council and the enthusiasm of our class on the whole. The class of '73 has kept busy in extra-curricular activities, raising funds for the prom and Pep Week. We wish to thank all of the teachers and our advisor for their great influence on our Junior Class. All of our experi- ences will be of great value as we become Seniors and then enter college. It has been a year of challenges as well as a lot of fun! , . 1 , vvlfi W f l ' fs It A 5? Audi'-0 A Junior Class Officers: Ftow 1: Wendy Hall, Secretaryg Brian O'Connor, Treasurer, Greg Osman, Vice-President. Flow 2: Bob Forsberg, President. sr e25fluAitir f J ..., W ..,, . ,.., ,,, i . Homeroom 161: Flow 1: M. Gibson, L. Ferraro, S. Hedstrand, Getz. A- G'-Iyer, D. Gray, B. Haglurld, K. Hallbefg, M. GYHVSS. R. Forsberg. Row 2: E. Fitzgerald, R. Hammond, S. Town, J. Absent: L. Gedz, Fl. Gidlow, W. Gifford, D. Gray, K. Hag- Glass, K. Griffin, J. Haglund, Mr. Palmero, l.. Fisher, A. glur1d.D.Hall6ii,T.HHSKSII,-1.Hedlufld. nr 11 '7 1 Gerace, G. Guichard, K. Feidler. Flow 3: D. Fish, W. Hall, M. fy. .4 . .QL 11, ' X Homeroom 114: Row 1: M. Anderson, D. Campbell, D. Blood. J. Anderson, E. Benzel, M. Beckstrand, K. Aderman, D. C. BY-GUN, S. BlaiS-dell. ROW 22 N. Blake, J. BGHSOH, C. Bouckhuyt, Mrs. Brickley. Absent: F. Baldwin, T. Burns, E. Bailey, D. Barlow, K. Blood, D. Allison. Row 32 Fl. Bunce, R. Brown, C. Bush, T. Bressette, L. Begel, C. Burkhouse, M. Allen, B. Beardsley, N. Blears, R. Bargar, S. Berg, D. Brink, Beebe, P if You have a point there, Bruce. Homeroom 106: Row 1: S. Carlson, H. Clark, C. Latona, M Clauson, Fl. Erickson, M. Erickson, J. Edwards, S. Carlson, Mrs. Carlson. Row 2: D. Castagnino, V. Engwall, R. Cook V. Davis, M. Clauson, H. Dean, S. Clark. Row 3: S. Des mond, T. Ellis, J. Federico, D. DeJoseph, M. Cecil, J. Dan- kovich. Absent: D. Dahl, M. Dammon, R. Dawson, C. Depas H. DeBlasi, Fl. Dieffenbach, M. Ellis, D. Erwin. Homeroom 134: Row 1: K. Laury, S. Lindahl, B. Lundquist B. Kidd, L. Keyes, S. Jordan. Ftow 2: J. Leake, M. Kohl- backer, K. Lewis, M. Kissele, S. Kehrli. Row 3: B. Jenkins, J. Larson, S. Johnson, M. Jungquist, P. Kelly, L. Hertel, J Issac, D. Kanoft, Mr, Radaker. Row-4: K. Loyer, D. Herrick, D. Jacobson, S. Larson, J. Johnson. Absent: D. Marotto, M. Kirshman, D. Keefe, K. Kellogg, C. Hertwig, B. Hetrick, C. Johnson. 391' ' i il is mg Homeroom 112: Row 1: L. Staples, D. Tellinghuisen, K. Jungquist, S. Vincent, G. Watkins, M. Whitmore, P. Spas, J. Windoft, N. Vandermolen, A. Smith, V. Smith, J. Swan, D. VanStee, D. Tyler, R. Swan, J. Swartzman, E. Wright, Miss Truver. Row 2: W. VanDewark, S. Stoeltzing, K. Watson, S. Younkin. Absent: R. Werner, S. Smith. Homeroom 165: Row 1: D. Page, J. Peterson, D. Raper, L, Reeves, R. Sager, N. Sampson, M. Robinson. Row 2: D. Peterson, D. Radack, K. Parsons, P. Peterson, B. Peterson, K. Pizzella, W. Sitterley, W. Reynolds. Row 3: J. Pike, R. Prusik, M. Sienkiewicz, D. Scheen, P. Putney, D. Pangvorn. Row 4: M. Poirier, J. Pillsbury, G. Osman, J. Zickgras, Mr. Stark. Absent: S. Carroll, T. Sherman, R. Pratt, C. Robbins, M. Pettit. Homeroom 115: Row 1: B, Morris, K. McCarty. Row 2: S. Oberhofer, J. Marra, T. Nau, B. O'Connor, R. McRae, M. Nelson, K. Meier, Mrs. Weimer, N. Morehouse, K. Nelson. Oberhofer, D. Minick. Absent: J. Milner, C. Morse, R. Mo- Row 3: R. Martin, C. Murray, J. Messenger, P. Minion, K. berg, S. Moran. Oberhofer, D. Millard, K. 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