Alexandria High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

Pu Ci 6,eet ep t e (ZCcma 957 @et€t%ClC 4CexcLKcOUa,f 7 ti ute44ta 1957 81 The 1957 ALEXIAN was published for the purpose of re- cording the events and happenings that took place in our school during the year 1956-57. Bound between these covers are recorded in words and pictures the organizations and events which go to make up the high school we all wish to remember. In the pages that follow, are glimpses of class room activities, athletics, mu- sic, parties, and everyday school life. If this book will serve to bridge the past and bring to mind the priceless memories of joy and pleasure of the year just gone, it will have served its purpose. THE ALEXIAN STAFF 4 FIRST ROW: Left to right, A. Heibel, S. Kulick, J. Olson, M. Smith, A. Johnson, B. Ziegleman, J. Torrey. SECOND ROW: K. Jensen, E. Mayer, J. Schniderhan, M. Undlin, M. Nelson, B. Norgren, K. Anderson, S. Lamb. THIRD ROW: B. Hammer, P. Patrick, D. Steen, W. Nelson, D. Reynolds, D. Brundell, D. Backhaus, M. Perry, S. Bolin. STUDENT COUNCIL ADRAIN ANDERSON The Student Council is composed of the vice president of each class and representatives from the home rooms. The council works with the faculty in the control of the school and is a link between the facluty and the student body. In this organization the students' opinions are voiced through their representatives. The activities that is sponsors are Homecoming, The Spring Re- view, and it also controls hall traffic. Two delegates were sent to South St. Paul to the Minnesota As- sociation of Student Councils. Bette Norgren was elected State Treasurer of the MSA SC. The officers are Adrian Anderson, president, Darrel Steen, vice president, Agnes Johnson, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Ording is the faculty advisor. DARREL STEEN J' AGNES JOHNSON 6 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of the National Honor So- ciety are chosen on these qualities: leader- ship, scholarship, character, and service. They are chosen by the students and the faculty. Five members are chosen in the spring of the Junior year and additional members are chosen in the fall and spring of the Senior year. The advisor for this organization is Mr. Rykken. SEATED, Left to right: J. Olson, R. Malmgren. STANDING, ROW TWO: M. L. Smith, J. Wittnebel, M. A. Jolmson, F. Kloos. ROW THREE: J. Strandburg, J, Wasson, J, Nightengale, C. Olson, R. Elness. BOY AND GIRL STATERS The boy and girl stater are selected in the Junior year. Se- lection of the students is based on character, scholarship, and leadership. Jeanne Wasson, Rand Elness, and John Strandberg were selected to represent the 1957 class. JEANNE WASSON 7 RAND ELNESS JOHN STRANDBERG EDITOR-in-CHIEF JEANNE WASSON ADVISOR Mr. FRANK ALEXIAN With Mr. Frank as advisor, the 1957 Alexian staff has pro- duced this yearbook. We hope it will help you to remember all activities of school life at Alex High. The staff has tried to cover all aspects of school life. SEATED, left to right: SECTION EDITORS-Judy Olson, Jeanne Was- son. STANDING: Janet Wittnebel, Mary Lea Smith, Gloria John- son, Mary Alice Johnson, John Nightengale, Adrian Anderson. ARTISTS: Phil Patrick, Rob Nicolaus. CLASSES STAFF: Left to right; SITTING: N. Hustad, M. John- son. STANDING: G. Jacobson, J. M. Larson, C. Oinland. TYPISTS: Left to right, SEATED: S. Kulick, A. Chermak. STAND- ING: K. Rosenquist, T. Barros, P. Lommen. BUSINESS STAFF: Left to right, SEATED: D. Froemming, S. McKay. STANDING: C. Femrite, R. Malmgren, J. Strandburg, D. Steen, J. Nighten- gale, D. Aalberg. SPORTS STAFF: Left to right, SEATED: A. Ander- son, K. Johnson. STANDING: B. Roubik, J. Bren- den. ACTIVITIES STAFF: Left to right, SEATED: J. Olson, M. Undlin. STANDING: S. Henriksen, D. Sarvie, F. Kloos, L. Wendt. FACULTY STAFF: Left to right, J. Carlstrom, J. Wittnebel, R. McDonald, R. Elness. 9 SENIOR STAFF: Left to right, SEATED: M. Smith, A. Johnson. STANDING: J. Mike, J. Olson, S. Geraand SIGMA BETA PHI FIRST ROW, SITTING: R. McDonald, M. Undlin, D. Sarvie, J. Olson, M. Smith, J. Wasson, K. Anderson, N. Hustad. BACK ROW, STANDING: M. Nelson, B. Norgren, J. Olson, M. Collins, J. Wittnebel, A. Johnson, R. Backlin. The 1956-57 Beta Club under the capable assistance of Mrs. Dorothy Schwanke had a full and eventful year. At our initiation this fall we admitted seven new members; Karlene Anderson, Maureen Collins, Bette Norgren, Florence Brozek, Janet Wittnebel, Mama Nelson, and Sandy Ellis. Among some of our activities were the Fall Banquet, the annual Christmas Alumni Tea, the sponsoring of the Gingham Ball and the Spring Formal. The club donated proceeds from a check room at the basketball games to the Have a Heart Fund. We have also had many enjoyable meetings at the homes of the members. Our officers this year were: President, Dorothy Sarvie; Vice-President, Agnas Johnson; Secretary, Jovenia Olson; and Treasurer, Mary Lea Smith. KEY CLUB Key Club is a service organization of senior high boys which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The objective of Key Club is to eliminate juvenile delinquency, vandelism and promote good living. The meetings are held on Thursday of every week. The club sponsored Have-A-Heart Drive and they collect the money from the gum ball machines in the local business places for the Crippled Children. Each year representatives are sent to the National Key Club convention. The annual Key Club banquet is held in die spring. The officers this year are Charles Towner, President; Dick Aalberg, Vice-President; Jack Iverson, Secretary; and John Clifford, Treasurer. The advisor is Mr. Bernard Sonstegard. ROW ONE, left to right: T. Flaig, C. McDonald, D. Carlson, B. Unumb, R. Johnson, R. Elness, M. Hoglund, C. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: B. Grove, E. Granlund, A. Skaar, R. Wasson, D. Steen, J. Iverson, R. Hanson, C. Olson, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Anderson, B. Roubik, R. Aal- berg, B. Nicolaus, B. Hockett, J. Brenden, J. Linser, R. Sarvie. FOURTH ROW: T. Barros, E. Hinshaw, D. Reynolds, A. Shogren, D. Heigeson, C. Nightengale, W. Kjos, C. Towner, G. Bach- man. 10 “A” CLUB The A Club is made up ol lettermen only and is an honorary organization. They have several money-making projects to pay for their letter jackets. They sell decals and book covers during the year. TTiey also sell pop and candy at the games and sponsor several dances after the games. The officers are president, Adrian Anderson; vice president, Fred Polesak; secretary-treasurer, Bob Nicolaus. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Flaig, B. Janke, C. McDonald, B. Grove, B. Nicolaus, D. Aalberg, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: W. Wollin, R. Anderson, D. Yohnke, B. Hockett, P. Lommen, J. Linser, J. Sather. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, J. Iverson, D. Backhaus, J. Brenden, F. Polesak, D. Krohnfeldt, G. Bachman. FOURTH ROW: P. Jen- sen, T. Hedstrom, J. Dahlager, D. Reynolds, E. Hinshaw, W. Kjos. ROOTERS CLUB The Rooter's Club is organized to promote school spirit in Alexandria High School. During the course of the year they sponsor several dances and are active in other school functions. They sell different pep promoters such as caps and buttons. During the basketball tournaments they sell megaphones and pom-poms. They have charge of different pep fests during the year and at Homecoming they are in charge of the pepfest at the bonfire. The officers of this club are DiAnn Lorenz, president; Barbara Olson, vice president; and Linda Jahr, secretary- treasurer. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Mullen, S. Bjokne, J. Carlson, K. Hopfner, E. Mayer, D. Quinn, J. Rudd, S. Lor- sung, A. Ellis, B. Branderberg, S. Fritz, M. Norgren, J. Backhaus. SECOND ROW: R. Ondracek, D. Gawthrop, K. Jensen, K. Anderson, G. Rauchstadt, C. Nicholas, K. Berglin, D. Lorenz, B. Olson, M. Johnson, L. Jahr, M. Smith, L. Wendt, M. Fisher. THIRD ROW: S. Lamb, S. Hendrickk n, R. Malmgren, J. Larson, C. Dawson, S. Annis, B. Fairfield, M. Sorenson, J. Wittnebel, G. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Carlstrom, S. McKay, S. Skaar, B. Wadsworth, P. Erickson, J. Schmalek, S. Wilcos. FOURTH ROW: D. Tyson, J. Sherman, C. Helgeson, A. Larson, J. Kronberg, M. Johnson, F. Johnson, F. Brozek, S. Wittnebel, J. Torrey, A. Foslien, R. Strandberg, L. Stenzel, P. Anderson, C. Fredman, C.Bemo, M. Nelson. FIFTH ROW: G. Zimara, J. Schneiderhan, M. Affeldt, F. Prine, D. Anderson, M. Woessner, D. Taylor, B. Peterson, G. Peterson, L. Thorton, A. Hausman, M. Collins, P. Hass, P. Neumann, B. Titus, L. Beth, K. Kruger, M. Hiebel, P. Hollingsworth. SIXTH ROW: P. Erickson, B. LaCourse, B. Bemo, J. Kronberg, B. Peterson, N. Lamb, J. Johnsor, K. Peterson, J. Bisek, J. Nelson, D. Vickerman, B. Norgren, M. VanderWagen, N. Hustad, C. Christiansen, C. Kelly, S. Stein, J. Star, S. Hendrickson. SCHOOL PATROL The School Patrol is an organization that is designed to protect our students. They watch all crossing at noon and after school and otherwise promote safety throughout the school. They have a banquet twice a year at the Legion Club which is their sponsor. Mr. Morris Butler is the club's advisor. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Halverson, C. Klimek, D. Hedlund, J. Klimek, J. Barsness, G. Backlund. SECOND ROW: L. Muzik, D. Gulseth, R. Angus, G. Kallstron, D. Peterson, L. Fiebranz. THIRD ROW: J. Bollard, D. John- son, T. Seeger, J. Erickson, R. Johnson, L. Hillesland, G. Hoppe. AUDIO VISUAL The Audio-Visual department is an organization that is in charge of all movies and film strips that are used by the school. They set up the announcing system for all assemblies, concerts, and basketball games. They record speeches ar progra of H'ead Technician; David Anderson, Asst. Head Technician; Cliff Ekdahl, Sec- retary; and Gordon Rachel, Mailing Clerk. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Torkelson, L. Ondracek, C. Btdahl, L. Hason, W. Chounnard, H. Gease, P. Blank. SECOND ROW: J. Rutten, G. Hovland, W. Arrowsmith, V. Schotneck, R. Ignowski, P. Jensen, L. Hu we. THIRD ROW: A. Schmidt, T. Wagenius, T. Granlund, B. Anderson, B. Mattson, D. Paulzine, J. Steidl, M. Gulbranson. FOURTH ROW: D. Anderson, G. Rachel, D. Hvezda, B. Jasperson, C. Knudson, R. Bakke, J. Erickson, A. Isack- son, R. Hanson. 12 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Farmers of America organization is to improve and introduce new farming methods. Throughout the year, this group sponsors a father and son banquet, a parent's night, and supervised farm projects. Meetings are held monthly. From left to right, ROW 1: D. Blank, M. Loken, D. Medenwaldt, D. Olson, D. Botzet, T. Hamann, R. Jensen, J. Kailstrom, D. Russow. ROW 2: B. Alexander, T. Holverson, R. Bullert, R. Hanson, C. Klimek, F. Kaufman, L. Lanigan, M. Schultz, S. Guenther. ROW 3: G. Steidl, B. Brundell, P. Jobe, L. Nelson, B. Nelson, L. Nokes, A. Pletcher, M. Retten, M Mayer, K. Johnson. ROW 4: R. Ahlfors, G. Geris, R. Femrite, K. Chlian, H.Guenther, H. Horstman, R. Skoglund, D. Hjelm, D. Moen, T. Rensink, A. Paciotti. 13 CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP The purpose of this club is to stimulate a Christian attitude among our high school students. The officers of our club for this past year have been President, Ramona Ondracek; Vice President, Cecilia Femrite; Secretary-Treas- urer, Devada Erickson; Pianist, Sylvia Bjokne. Our advisor was Miss Lack. We have had many interesting speakers throughout the year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Johnson, S. Erickson, M. Jolinson, L. Steen, E. Johnson, D. Erickson. SECOND ROW: C. Carlson, B. Titus, M. Steen, J. Sperling, C. Femrite, O. Lack. THIRD ROW: S. Bjarkne, B. LaCourse, R. Ondracek, P. Erickson, B. Olson, A. Kakac. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Future Nurses Club's meetings are held the fourth Monday cf every month. The object of the club is to arouse interest in nursing and other medical fields. Members help in the nurse's office and with immunizations. In October of this year we made a very interesting tour of the University campus and hospital. The meetings consisted of guest speakers and movies. The officers were Ruth Ann Backlin, president; Mary Alice Johnson, vice- president; Joyce Star, secretary; and Sue Hoglund, treasurer. Mrs. Johnson was the advisor of our club. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Grosnick, M. Steen, C. Herbert, R. Backlin, J. Star, S. Hoglund, M. Johnson, N. Hustad, S. Stein. SECOND ROW: P. Johnson, M. Botzet, G. Zimara, D. Tyson, K, Jensen, C. Bemo, C. Femrite, S. Lorsung, G. Anderson, A. Larson, L. Beth, Mrs. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Strandberg, H. Revering, S. Henriksen, J. Carlstrom, M. Smith, K� Krueger, B. Shogren, S. Schmidt, M. Johnson, G. VanAmber, S. Olson, M. Wadsworth. FOURTH ROW: A. Fisher, S. Kulick, D. Froemming, B. Titus, M. Kalina, N. Lamb, B. Olson, K. Peterson, C. Helgeson, A. Braunschweig, C. Rensink, S. Gelling, J. Bisek. FIFTH ROW: D. Zins, F. Brozek, M. Undlin, P. Erickson, B. LaCourse, C. Olson, D. Gawthrop, M. Amundson, M. VanderWagon, C. Kelly, L. Ziegelman, J. Nel- son. 14 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS This club was organized for members of the training program. The main purpose of our club is to give students educational, social, and recreational opportunities that they wouldn't otherwise have. Representatives were sent to the state convention. our are Allen Skaar, president; Karen Ritter, vice president; Doug Westlund. treasurer; and Judy Mike, Secretary. 7 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Star, K. Ritter, D. Westlund, A. Skaar, J. Lorsung, J. Mike, J. Carlstrom, P. Ander- son. SECOND ROW: W. Soberg, L. Roiland, D. Olson, M. Kramer, C. Brezina, M. Geris, J. Larson, T. Trones, J. Wheeler, K. Rosenquist, S. Henriksen. THIRD ROW: C. Omland, S. Gelling, L Sethney, W. Barsness, H. Svee, M. Nelson, A. Braunschwieg, B. Ziegelman, J. Olson, A. Schmidt, M. Hiebel, J. Larson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Maack, B. Roubik, L. Hohnwalt, A. Doff mg, J. Rice, D. R asset, C. Tomzik, J. Isaacson, M. Vickerman, V. Larson, A. Chermak. FIFTH ROW: R. Hagedom, D. Brundeil, G. Larson, S. Geraand, D. Bisek, A. Trenne, C. Nyberg, R. Sorenson, W. Brede. JUNIOR RED CROSS Junior Red Cross members are selected from each home room. We meet once a month and special meetings are called by the president. Some of our activities are sending a gift chest overseas, assisting the Senior Red Cross Drive, helping with the Blood Bank, and informing the community of Red Cross activities. Officers of the club are Dorothy Sarvie, president; DeWayne Bisek, vice-president; Sandy Kulick, treasurer; and Ann Larson, secretary. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Pennertz, J. Strandberg, F. Brede, J. Carlstrom, M. Deleski, S. Lorsung, A. Larson, G. Rubink. SECOND ROW: K. Anderson, D. Sarvie, S. Kulick, PL Beck, B. Titus, P. Hass, M. Larson, J. Hustad. THIRD ROW: T. Hamann, R. Hill, W. Brezina, D. Aga, D. Vickerman, J. Bisek, L. Jahr, L. Stenzel, B. Bemo. FOURTH ROW: E. Granlund, J. Roth, C. Lange, D. Bisek, D. Gulseth, K. Muzik. 15 SOCRATIC CLUB The Socratic Club, the Alexandria branch of the Future Teachers was organized in 1950. Many purposes are set forth for theFTA. Among them are: to learn about the opportunities of teaching, to cultivate good qualities essential in a good teacher, to speed development of student leadership, and to do actual teaching. The officers were Gloria Johnson, president; Karen Johnson, vice president; Bette Norgren, secretary; Floris Ann Kloos, treasurer. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Brufoldt, J. Olson, R. E. McDonald, D. Sarvie, B. Norgren, G. Johnson, K. John- son, L. Tonn, R. Malmgren, M. Stapelton. SECOND ROW: O. Lack, C. Nicolaus, K. Anderson, J. Torrey, J. Sherman, A. Foslien, S. Annis, C. Dawson, J. Larson, B. Fairfield, G. Zimara, K. Mullen, P. Hass, J. Carlstrom. THIRD ROW: S. Skaar, J. Kronberg, J. Schneiderhan, B. Peterson, D. Quinn, E. Mayer, K. Hopfner, B. Ziegelman, L. Wendt, T. Trones, J. Wheeler, S. Loseth, S. Bjorkne. FOURTH ROW: W. Brezina, N. Lamb, P. Hollingsworth, F. Prine, D. Anderson, A. Ellis, A. Brandenburg, M. Ruhl, M. Nelson, P. Gault, M. Collins, J. Anderson, M. Smith. FIFTH ROW: A. Skaar, L. Jahr, J. Rudd, B. Peterson, D. Taylor, M. Woessner, N. Affeldt, R. Ondracek, B. Bemo, A. Hausman, C. Christianson, A. Grosnick. NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY The main purpose for the establishment of the National Thespian Society was to promote interest and appreciation in Dramatic Arts among high school students. Thespians take an active part in the class play, one act play, and declamation. The Thespians Society is under the leadership of Darrel Steen, president; Barbara Watters, vice president; Adrian Anderson, secretary; Mary Alice Johnson, treasurer; and Agnes Johnson, scribe. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Watters, L. Wendt, D. Lorenz, R. Backlin, R. Malmgren, R. McDonald, J. Larsen, A. Johnson. SECOND ROW: R. Aalberg, M. Unlin, M. Johnson, M. Smith, D. Schwanke, J. Wittenebel, C. Femrite, P. Patrick. THIRD ROW: B. Nicolaus, S. Gemand, J. Shogren, D. Bisek, P. Lommen, J. Solum, T. An- nis, D. Steen. ALHI TIMES The goal of the Alhi Times is to keep the students well informed about the present items of news, to give an interesting variety of features and to give an accurate sports account. The Alhi Times is published every three weeks. The Alhi Times is a member of the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion. Each year the new editors of the Alhi Times are sent to the Minne- sota. Mr. Ray Reuter is the faculty advisor. Mary Alice Johnson Editor-in-chief Activities FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Johnson, Edi- tor-in-chief; R. McDonald, Page two editor: Lorraine Wendt, Page one editor. SECOND ROW: J. Wasson, Exchange editor; M. Nelson, Page three editor; E. Hinshaw, Sports editor. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Rauchstadt, K. Berglin, E. Hinshaw, M. Nelson, M. Johnson, R. McDonald L Wendt, J Schneidcrhan SECOND ROW: S. Henrickson, J. Sherman, K. Anderson, S. McKay, J. Issacson,’ J. Lorsung J Mike, A Foshen R. Malmgren, D. Quinn, B. Peterson, M. Clifford. THIRD ROW: W. Brezina S aan C ?aSOc ’ KullC I C° Uf J AnSfer M- Collins, A. Ellis, R. Strandberg, J. Larsen, C. Dawl £?n’ airfieH.S- Anrus. FOURTH ROW: C. Olson, J. Wittnebel, S. Hoglund, S. Biorkne D Erickson B Brandenburg, D. Tyson, P. Hollingsworth, L. Lamb, K. Hopgner, E. Mayer, J. Kronberg, K. Krueger R. Backlin D. Froemming. FIFTH ROW: P. Erickson, B. LaCourse, B. Unumb, D. Carlson, D. Reynolds, J. Sather B Nor- gren, C. Herbert, M. VanderWagen, N. Hustad, J. Kronberg, L. Stenzel, B. Bemo. LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Library Club is to assist in improving the library service of the school and to stimulate interest among pupils in reading library books. Every year a Care Book Package is sent to some country abroad. Anyone who may be interested is invited to join the club if they wish. The officers this year are Carol Rensink, President; Patty Haas, Secretary; and Treasurer, Janet Bisek. Miss Wold is the advisor. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Beth, L. Bruxvoort, D. Paulson, D. Vickerman, C. Rensink, P. Hass, J. Bisek, C. Femrite, M. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Miss Wold, G. Zimara, K. Larsen, A. Braunshwieg, C. Omland, A. Hoppe, G. Eber, K. Zimara, L. Anderson, K. Rinehart, H. Krohnfeldt, J. Frisk. THIRD ROW: M. Wadsworth, C. Bemo, P. Newman, M. Harbig, A. Fisher, S. Bjorkne, B. LaCourse, M. Aifeldt, D. Aittala, M. Sorenson, D. Bundy. FOURTH ROW: W. Brezine, B. Stemsrud, V. Blank, R. Rudd, J. Kronberg, D. Paulsen, R. Ondacek, A. Hanson, B. Watters, S. Flaten, J. Rice, P. Mohawk The Youth Council works with the Recreation Board and Community Council for the purpose of bettering the com- munity for youth. The Youth Council lias sponsored several Teen Hops with surrounding towns invited. They have also had dances for the students of Alex High. The members are made up of one representative from all the organ- izations in Alexandria. The officers this year are Adrian Anderson, President; Jeanne Wasson, Vice President; Mary Lea Smith, Secre- tary; and Karen Johnson, Treasurer. The advisor is Russ Rolandson. YOUTH COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Wadsworth, M. Johnson, M. Smith, A. Anderson, J. Wasson, K. Johnson, J. Bisek. SECOND ROW: A. Grosenick, C. Rensink, C. Olson, M. Norgren, B. NorgTen, C Nicolaus J. Olson. THIRD ROW: D. Fee, C. McDonald, A. Skaar, D. Steen, P. Patrick. Mis. Livingston Baldwin Crane. Lily Pratt.................. Maymc Mixter................ Cynthia Tate................ Mrs. Dace................... Mrs. Maguire................ Jay J. Pressley............ Spencer B. Dazey............ Tony Theodophulus........... Steve Bromm................. Andrew McKaig.............. Alonzo Beal................. Mary Alice Johnson . Mary Kay Undlin . . . Agnes Johnson . . . Lorraine Wendt . . . . Janice Larson . . .Janet Wittnebel . . . .Dick Aalberg . . . .Chuck Towner . . . . Bob Nicolaus . Sene Schouweiler .......Phil Patrick .......Jim Solum Judge Fish..........................Adrian Anderson Halsey Van Stye.................................Paul Lommen Rutherford Dale.....................Darrell Steen Dr. Quincy Adams James, Jr..........Stan Gemand Art Dobbs...........................DeWayne Bisek Mrs. Gordon.......................Ruth Ann Backlin Evelyn Snow....................... Cecilia Femrite Suzanne...........................Rosemary Malmgren Clerk of Court...............................Barbara Watters Court Reporter................................Sharon McKay Waiters......Rodney Bakke, Carl Nyberg, Tom uarros Director...........................Mr. Charles Brown LADIES OF THE JURY Grandma Undlin Practice Makes Perfect Bailiff........... Prison Matron. . . . Judge Heath. . . . . D. A., Flint....... His Secretary. . . . Defense Stevens. . His Secretary. . . . Clerk of Court. . . Karen Andre. . . . , Dr. Kirkland. . . . , Mis. John Hutchins, Homer Van Eleet. , .......Tom Barros Di Ann Froemming .... Stan Gemand .......Phil Patrick . . . Lorraine Wendt . . . Paul Lommen . . . Ann Grosinick i . . . LeRoy Johnson . Mary Kay Undlin . . Charles Towner . . . Nancy Hustad .... Bob Nicolaus Elmer Sweeny......... Nancy Lee Faulkner. . Magda Svenson........ John G. Whitfield. . . . Jane Chandler........ Otto Schultz......... Larry Regan.......... Roberta Van Pensseloer, Stenographer......... Policeman............ Director............. . Allan Christopherson ......Jovenia Olson ......Betty LaCourse .......Darrell Steen .... Gloria Johnson ......Jerry Haberer ...........Jon Shogren . . . . Janet Wittnebel ... Marlyce Johnson . . . Darwyn Kietzman Mr. Richard Halverson NIGHT OF JANUARY 16, 1957 FIRST ROW, left to rights I. Vogt, D. Mitchell, R. McDonald, B. Olson, P. Hass, D. Lo- renz, J. Sherman, J. Olson, G. Rubink, Mr. Freng, J. Wasson, D. Vickerman, J. Wittnebel, S. Kulick, P Hollingsworth, J. Olson, S. Hendrickson, K. Berglin, S. Ellis, A. Foslien. SEC- ONE ROW: A. Grosnick, P. Erickson, M. Nelson, M. Amundson, C. Olson, C. Herbert, M. Undlin, J. Torrey, S. Erickson, J. Carlstrom, B. Norgren, D. Vickerman, M. Smith, S. Lamb, R. Malmgren, A. Johnson, B. LaCourse, B. Bemo, L. Jahr, L. Stenzel. Directors M. Freng 22 THIRD ROW: L. VVcndf, C. McDonald, R. Fjeistad, R. Elness, D. Olson, B. Hockett D Tia r8dDClC 0nR n Lo“m,en' J- Shogren, A. Anderson, F. Brundell, D. Froemm.ng, G. Timm, J. Clifford, B. Unumb, L. Uchrsinn. FOURTH ROW: D. Steen, J. Haberer, T See- gar, J. Brenden J Linser E. Hinshaw, K. McCoy, R. Helgeson, J. Dahlager, D. Reynolds J Str a ndburg Nightengale’ C- Lan«e- F- Polesak, J. Solum, T. Barros, J Jesok, J .Wilson, Officers: R. Elness, D. Aalberg, F. Polesak, J. ShogTen. 23 j Fermez vos bouches!! MIXED OCTETTE FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Smith, J. Wittnebel, J. Wasson, J. Carl- strom. SECOND ROW: R. Elncss, A. Ander- son, J. Shogren, D. Steen. BOYS OCTETTE FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Elness, F. Polesak, J. Solum, D. Steen SECOND ROW: P. Lommen, J. Shogren, A. Anderson, E. Hinshaw. GIRLS OCTETTE FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Kulick, M. Smith, J. Olson, J. Carlstrom. SECOND ROW: M. Undlin, D. Vickerman, J. Wittnebel, J. Wasson. PIANISTS and LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Jahr, S. Ellis, J. Olson, J. Wittnebel. SECOND ROW: A. Anderson, J. Nightengale. Section Leaders M. Smith, J. Wasson, R. Elness, J. Shogren. SOPRANOS, ROW li J. Olson, D. Mitchell, G. Rubink, D. Lorenz, J. Carlstrom, J. Sherman, P. Haas. ROW 2s M. Undlin, R. McDonald, S. Erickson, L. Wendt, B. Olson, J. Torrey. ROW 3s L Vogt, P. Erickson, C. Herbert, C. Olson, M. Amundson, M. Nelson, A. Grosnick. TENORS, ROW Is F. Brundell, B. Unumb, G. Timm, D. Froemming. ROW 2s J. Wilson, J. Solum, T. Barros, F. Polesak, J. Strandberg. ROW 3s J. Jesok, C. Lange, J. Shogren, J. Nightengale. Processional BASSES, ROW Is R. Fjerstad, J. Haberer, D. Aalberg, D. Carlson, C. McDonald, R. Elness. ROW 2s E. Hin- shaw, T. Seeger, B. Hockett, J. Brenden, D. Olson, D. Steen, J. Linser. ROW 3s P. Lommen, D. Reynolds, A. Shogren, R. Helgeson, K. McCoy, J. Dallahger. Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord ALTOS, ROW Is A. Johnson, L. Lichtsinn, S. Kulick, K. Berglin, S, Hendrickson, K. Peterson. ROW 2s J. Wittnebel, D. Vickerman, M. Smith, A. Foslien, P. Hollingsworth, R. Malmgren, S. Ellis. ROW 3s S. Lamb, L. Stenzel, B. Norgren, B. Be mo, L Jahr, B. LaCourse, D. Vicktrman. 25 The Second Choir has completed a very successful first year under the direction of Mr. Murrae Freng. The choir has added very much to our music department, especially in the annual Christmas Concert. ROW Is P. Neuman, K. Jenson, B. Titus, K. Miller, B. Peterson, E. Perreton, S. Lorsung, A. Ellis, J. Kronberg, D. Anderson, S. Peterson ROW 2: C. Be mo, M. Hanson, M. Johnson, J. Pletcher, J. Haried, S. Skarr, M. Woessner, D. Taylor, B. Fairfield, C. Nicolaus, M. Kniss, P. Johnson, G. Rauchstedt. ROW 3: K. Dunn, M. Revering, D. Paulsen, D. Yohnke, K. Kruger, B. Shogren, C. Lamb, S. Stein, C. Kelly, C. Christianson, J. Bisek, J. Bisek, J. Johnson, M. Steen, M. Clifford. ROW 4s J. Bisek, C. Helgeson, K. Peterson, L. Hanson, V. Carlstrom, P. Olson, B. Hammer, D. Aga, J. Rud, M. VanderWagon, J. Nelson, C. Fredman, J. Carlson, A. Larson. ROW 5: W. Bre- zina, R. Johnson, L. Linder, D. Ulm, D. Helgeson, T. Deitz, C. Nightengale, W. Nelson, C. Hoff- man, B. Adams, R. Wasson, B. Stemsrud, R. Coleman, J. Johanson. This year, our fourth Annual Clinic Concert was again a great success. The concert on April 6 drew a capacity crowd. The choir director was Dr. Henry Veld from Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois. The band was under the direction of Mr. Mark Hindsley, di- rector of the band of the University of Illinois. 26 Dr. Henry Veld Mr. Mark Hindsley BAND The keen interest Mr. Eugene Kanholtz shows in his work has been evident in the various performances the band has challenged this year. Among them are the Fall Concert, the Kiwanis Benefit Concert, the Spring Clinic Concert, and the entertainment and half-time performances during games. Mr. HAPKE REED INSTRUCTION Mr. KAMHOLTZ BAND DIRECTOR LEFT to RIGHT: D. Gawthrop, D. Goodrich, D. Taylor, E. Perre- ten, R. Fjerstad, B. Buuck. THE CONCERT BAND 27 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Hollingsworth, S. Fritz, S. Hoglund, L. Kulick, M. Norgren, K. Peterson, J. Johnson. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Kulick, S. Hendrickson, M. Amundson, M. Nelson, R. Malm - gren, B. Ventrua. SECOND ROW: N Norgren, B. Wenass, J. Olson, M. Kalina, L. Jahr, L . Neumann, B. Pennertz, A. Rosenquist, K. Jenson. THIRD ROW: G. Jacobson, N. Lamb, J. Anderson, A. Fischer, C. Becker, B. Batty, B. Shogren, J. Krueger. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Pennertz, C. Berg, J. Nightengale, K. Nokes, J. Simonson. SECOND ROW: J. Schmalek, M. Collins, K. Soderholm. 28 KLR°EC( .RORV hT tTOrreyi G U? £ D- Vickerman, B. Bruuck, J. h JCJ'Kffisa FIRST ROW Left to Right: C. Hoffman, A. Foslien, A. Larson. SECOND ROW: J. D. Hanson, S. Bolin, C. Olson, S. Ellis, K. Kolstad. THIRD ROW: P. Bengtson, son, G. Nelson. ’ Schultz, W. Nel- FIRST ROW, Left SECOND ROW: C to Right: R. McDonald, R. Backlin, J. Kronberg, M. Woessner, S. . Fredman, C. Herbert, B. Teeson, K. Miller 29 P. Hollingsworth L, Stenzel B. Olson Marching Band B. Shogren S. Lange S. Lorsung N. Osterberg S. Fritz FIRST ROW: St. Mgr. R. Johnson, J. Iverson, J. Brenden, P. Lommen, Capt. A. Anderson, B. Nicolaus, F. Pole- sak, T. Annis, G. Steinley, D. Backlaus. SECOND ROW: J. Novak, D. Helgeson, P. Jenson, C. McDonald, M. Shoenack, W. Wollin, B. Grove, W. Kjos, R. Anderson, R. Johnson, St. Mgr. R. Rooney. THIRD ROW: Coach T. Connor, R. Wasson, B. Hammer, L, Hillesland, T. Hedstrom, R. Anderson, J. Hustad, J. Lommen, C. Johnson, J. Linser, R. Sarvie, J. Shoenack, Asst. Coaches C. Basch, S. Smilanich. 1956 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ALEX-BENSON ALEX 0 OPP 20 ALEX-MOORHEAD 6 0 ALEX-WILLMAR 6 12 ALEX-WADENA 14 6 ALEX-BRECKENRIDGE 27 6 ALEX-GLENWOOD 27 7 ALEX-FERGUS FALLS 14 34 ALEX-DETROIT LAKES 6 12 TOTALS 100 97 CAPTAIN ADRIAN ANDERSON 32 TOM ANNIS FRED POLESAK BOB NICOLAUS PAUL LOMMEN ADRIAN ANDERSON GARY STEINLEY 1957 SENIORS JOHN BRENDEN 33 BENSON DOWNS ALEX. 20-0 IN OPENER In the first game of the 1956 campaign, the Benson Braves downed the Alex Cardinals by a score of 20-0. The game wasn't as lop-sided as the score indicates. Alexandria outrushed Benson in yardage by gaining 280 yards to Benson's 242. The main factor in the loss was costly fumbles and a poor pass defense. Roger Anderson led the Alexandria forward wall, turning in some excellent running. CARDS WIN 1st R. R. CONFERENCE VICTORY Showing a big imporvement over the first game, Alexandria defeated the Moorhead Spuds 6-0, for the first victory of the season on the new gridiron at the Alexandria ball park. A fumble on the Spuds 12 yd. line set up the game winning touchdown early in the 2nd quarter. Bob Nicolaus later scored from the 1 yd line to give Alexandria the only score of the ball game. Despite the wet field, R. Anderson, T. Annis, and B. Nicolaus turned in some excellent running as Polesak, connected on some good passing. WELLMAR TRIPS CARDS 12-6 A heavy Wilmar football tean capitalizing on several breaks, one of which produced a touchdown on a fluke pass completion, defeated the somewhat smaller Cards from Alexandria. Alexandria lead early in the 1st quarter when Warren Wollin intercepted a?pass and ran 88 yds to paydirt, Willman, however, came right back to score on a series of plays to tie the score 6-6. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS In the last play of the 1st half, a Willmar pass was deflected by an Alexandria defenseman into the air and picked up by a vVillmanBack who scooted across the goal line to give Wilmar a 12-6 lead. Despite several breaks in the 2nd half, Alexandria couldn't get the all important yardage to score Pole- sak again led a good night in connecting on 5 ol 9 passes. CARDS SINK WADENA 14-6 Quarterback Fred Polesak's excellent passing led Ale- xandria to it's second victory of the season. Alexan- dria went ahead 7-0 early in the 2nd quarter as Cap- tain A. Anderson recovered a fumble on the Wadena 14 yd. line and Fred Polesak carried it over from the 1 yd. line. B. Nicolaus scored the p.a.t. on a pitch- out. Early in the 2nd half, Alexandria scored from a 12 yd. pass combination from Polesak to Kjos for a touchdown, and a pass to Lommen gave the Cards a commanding 14-0 lead. Wadena came back to score, but the Cards held them in check the rest of the game. Annis led the Alexandria forward wall turning in sev- eral long gains. CARDS TROUNCH COWBOYS 27-6 Alexandria scored once in each quarter as they lived up to their homecoming slogan to Wreck Breck . The victory gave the Cards their 3rd win of the sea- son and their 2nd win in conference play. Nicolaus scored in the first quarter and Anms converted to give the Cards a 7-0 lead. Breckenridge came back, how- ever, and scored just at the end of the half to cut the margin 13-6. The Cards came back in the 3rd quar- ter as Nicolaus scored to give Alexandria a 20-6 commanding lead Charley McDonald intercepted a pass in the last quarter to insure a Cardinal victory. Roger Anderson, Annis, Nicolaus and Charles Mc- Donald turned in several fine runs. CARDS TROUNCE GLENWOOD 27-7 The Cards played one of their best games of the year in defeating the Glenwood Lakers 27-7. In the open- ing quarter, Nicholaus scored on a 14 yd. run to give the Cards a 13-0 lead at the half. Glenwood came back to score in the third quarter to cut the margin to 13-7. In the final quarter, Roger Anderson scored on a 3-yd. plunge. Roger Anderson again scored the last touchdown of the game and Adrian Anderson kicked the extra point as the Cards went on to win their fourth game of the year, 27-0 FERGUS RALLY DEFEATS CARDS The Fergus Falls Otters came back from a 14-7 first half deficit to defeat the Alexandria Cardinals 34-14. The Otters ranked 7th in the state, won the confer- ence championship, and their 19th game in a row. More than 3,000 fans watched as the Otters recovered an Alexandria fumble on their own 3 yd. line and came back to score to give them a 7-0 lead. Alex- andria took the ball on the Otter 30 and Polesak scored on a 2 yd. plunge. Captain Anderson kicked the extra point. Late in the second period, Annis in- tercepted a pass and ran 44 yds for a touchdown. A- gain A. Anderson kicked the P.A.T. to give Alexan- dria a 14-7 lead at half time. Fergus was to much for the Cards, in the 2nd half, as their speedy backs made consistent gains to put a damper on Alexan- dria's hopes for a conference championship DETROIT LAKES TRIPS CARDS 12-6 In the season finale, Alexandria beat Detroit Lakes 12-6 to give them a 3-way tie for 2nd place in the conference. The Lakers scored first to take the lead, and a few minutes later Alexandria scored after a 60- yard run by R. Anderson to set up a touchdown on a pass from Polesak to Backhaus to tie the score 6-6 at half-time. The Lakers came back to score in the 3rd quarter and were never in real trouble after that. Thus Alexandria ended their season winning 4 and losing 4 At the annual football banquet, at the end of the sea- son, Doug Backhaus, Wendell Kjos, and Jack Iverson were elected tri captains for the coming season Cap- tain Adriar Anderson placed on the R.R. Conference All-star team, and received honorable mention on the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune All-State Team. A-TEAM BASKETBALL STANDING: B. Grove, D. Yohnke, J. Brenden, J. Dahlager, D. Reynolds, A. Shogren, A. Anderson, G. Bach- man, F. Polesak, D. Krohnfeldt, R. Anderson, C. McDonald. KNEELING: Coach Connor, Asst. Coach Smilan- ich. The Alexandria Cardinals turned in another fine sea- son basketball record. Captained by Fred Polesak, the Cards compiled a record of 13 wins against 5 losses. Alexandria fell to Breckenridge, Detroit Lakes, Moor- head, and Fergus Falls twice, to tie for third place in thd Resort Region Conference with Detroit Lakes. Coach Tom Connor had six returning lettermen back in Capt. Fred Polesak, Gene Bachman, John Brenden, Adrian Anderson, Dennis Reynolds, and Dale Krohnfeldt. Alexandria 48-33 Sauk Centre Alexandria 63-50 Breckenridge Alexandria 44-58 Fergus Falls Alexandria 68-58 Elbow Lake Alexandria 75-62 Moorhead Alexandria 56-47 Glenwood Alexandria 53-66 Detroit Lakes Alexandria 62-47 Melrose Alexandria 63-64 Breckenridge Alexandria 89-62 Glenwood Alexandria 60-55 Granite Falls Alexandria 57-48 Melrose Alexandria 82-72 Detroit Lakes Alexandria 78-77 Wheaton Alexandria 67-50 Sauk Centre Alexandria 64-70 Moorhead Alexandria 79-68 Benson Alexandria 39-55 Fergus Falls TOTALS Alexandria 1147-1042 Opposition Asst. Coach Smilanich, Captain Polesak, Coach Conner. ADRIAN ANDERSON COACH TOM CONNOR JOHN BRENDEN GENE BACHMAN FRED POLESAK SENIOR LETTER- MEN M.-otv � , BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS D'“, Ho°ks '°'2 Freddie Swings High- The Team is in a Huddle Geno Bows in for 2- Shall We Dance? Ouch, he bit me! Shogren Walking on Air. TOURNAMENT ACTION The Alexandria Cards defeated Brandon, Sauk Centre, and Glenwood to win their fourth District 22 championship since 1950. In the championship game, Alex defeated a tough and determined Glenwood team by a score of 57 to 44. In the Regional tournament at Concordia Col- lege, Alex won the consolation championship from Elbow Lake 61 to 52, after losing to Fergus Falls in the semi- finals by a score of 43 to 47. Fergus went on to win the Regional tournament from Brainerd for the right to compete in the State tournament. Talking things over! Is it in??? The lineup! The championship tip off. TOURNAMENT SCORES DISTRICT Alex 76 Brandon 51 Alex 68 Saulk Centre 44 Alex 57 Glenwood 44 REGIONALS Alex 43 Fergus Falls 47 Alex 61 Elbow Lake 52 In the annual Senior-underclassmen game held at the end of every basketball season, the seniors whip- ped the underclassmen 57 to 45. Dennis Reynolds was chosen by team-mates to captain the 1957-1958 cage squad. Captain Fred accepts! The big three! Stretch Al. 39 Denny hits for two! B-TEAM BASKETBALL STANDING: B. Hammer, R. Wasson, T. Hedstrom, C. Olson, R. Sarvie, J. Lommen, D. Wicken, D. Helgeson, D. Carlson, J. Novak. R. Johnson. R. Johnson. KNEELING: Student mgr. R. Rooney, Coach Smilanich. Alexandria's B team basketball squad turned in one of the finest records in recent years in winning 15 games and losing 1. The Junior Cards, under Coach Steve Smilanich, lost their opening game to Sauk Centre by 2 points and then won 15 in a row. A good crop of freshmen prospects give Alex a fine outlook for coming years. Alexandria 27-29 Sauk Centre Alexandria 30-24 Fergus Falls Alexandria 24-22 Elbow Lake Alexandria 46-42 Moorhead Alexandria 34-29 Glenwood Alexandria 49-46 Detroit Lakes Alexandria 50-34 Melrose Alexandria 42-25 Glenwood Alexandria 24-16 Alexandria FFA Alexandria 37-35 Melrose Alexandria 42-30 Detroit Lakes Alexandria 49-34 Wheaton Alexandria 50-24 Sauk Centre Alexandria 49-47 Moorhead Alexandria 50-35 Benson Alexandria 46-36 Fergus Falls Helge, Jump shot????? Two for Dooter! ! I ■ 4HM J J • CHEERLEADERS Senior Cheerleaders J. Schneiderhan F. Brede J. Deleski — P. Patrick M. Johnson C. Krueger m ”V” for Victory (?) 16 Tons FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Anderson, D. Kronfeldt, J. Clifford, M. Schneiderhan, T. Flaig, B. Grove, B. Janke, B. Hammer. SECOND ROW: D. Bundy, D. Backhaus, F. Polesak, C. McDonald, R. Pommerenke, D. Johnson, D. Yohnke, T. Annis. THIRD ROW: Coach, Charles Basch, Student Manager, R. Nicolaus, J. Dah- lager, D. Ness, A. Anderson, J. Annis, E. Kjos, D. Hanson, Student Manager, E. Hinshaw. 1956 BASEBALL I Coach Charles Basch Alexandria 14 Parkers Prairie 0 Alexandria 2 Sauk Centre 4 Alexandria 0 Melrose 8 Alexandria 4 Starbuck 2 Alexandria 23 Osakis 0 Alexandria 9 Osakis 3 Alexandria 2 Starbuck 3 Alexandria 4 Fergus Falls 7 Alexandria 11 Melrose 12 FIRST ROW left to right: B. Grove, J. Annis, D. Hanson, R. Mohawk. SECOND ROW: D. Snyder, W. Nel- son, W. Wollin, D. Backhaus, J. Iverson. THIRD ROW: Student Manager, A. Chermak, T. Holte, J. Novak, L. Peterson, C. Olson, FOURTH ROW: L. Wheeler, T. Bradford, D. Reynolds, A. Anderson, W. Kjos, T. Kirst, Coach, Ted Lohrman. 1956 TRACK TEAM The 1956 Cardinal track team competed in the Otter Relays at Fergus Falls, the conference meet at Moorhead, the St. John's relays at Collegeville. and the district and regional meets at Glenwood. 1956 GOLF TEAM The 1956 Cardinal golf team competed in a meet at Detroit Lakes, and took part in the District meet at Glen- wood. Dennis Reynolds went on to the Regional tournaments at Detroit Lakes, and the state golf tournaments at the University of Minnesota golf course. LEFT to RIGHT: D. Reynolds, D. Aalberg, J. Sather, B. Unumb. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, Left to Rights C. Krueger, Fresh. Representa- tive; C. Nicolaus, Vice-President; M.Vander Wagon, Sec- retary-Treasurer; K. Johnson, President. GAA, the Girls Athletic Association is an organization for girls who wish to participate in extra -curricular sports. This year, competition took place in volleyball, basketball, and baseball, with class teams competing for the cham- pionship place in each sport. At the end of the year, the senior girls who have been members for four years will spend a weekend at Darling Dude Ranch. H ADVISORS, Miss Ludwig, Miss Bruflodt CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL TEAM, Left to Right: M. Johnson, R. Malmgren, N. Hustad, S.Hoglund, G. Johnson, K. Johnson, M. Smith. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Smith, N. Hustad, K. Johnson, G. Johnson, S. Hoghmd, M. Johnson. SECOND ROW: B. Peterson, C. Nicolaus, S. Skaar, K. Mullen, J. Sherman, S. Hendrickson, C. Dawson, S. Annis, M. Wadsworth, P. Hass. THIRD ROW: A. Ellis, D. Quinn, J. Schneiderhan, M. Nelson, M. Amundson, B. Norgren, M. Vander Wagon, A. Fisher, J. Kronberg, J. Anderson, B. Titus, P. Neuman. Now what? Look at that form. Hi to you too. In, or out? C'mon Sue, jump! FIRST ROW: M. Nargren, F. Btede, S. Wilcox, M. Fisher, N. Osterberg, S. Fritz, C. Krueger. SECOND ROW: B. Teeson, D. Anderson, G. Anderson, J. Kronberg, S. Lorsung, M. Woessner, S. Olson, J. Schmalek, B. Pennertz, L. Neuman, E. Mayer. THIRD ROW: M. Steen, P. Johnson, G. Roubink, J. Hogy, S. Stein, M. Affeldt, A. Hanson, J. Rice, B. Brandenburg, K. Hopfner, K. Krueger, C. Helgeson. INTRAMURAL SPORTS Under the supervision of Mr. Gary Woodward the Intramural noon hour program provided an interesting and entertaining time for about seventy-five fellows. Noon hour activities in- cluded touch football, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Full length movies were also provided for students during the winter months. Much credit should be given Mr. Woodward for his work in making this program a success. HORSES STANDING: D. Steen, D. Kietzman. KNEEL- ING: B. Nicolaus, L. Johnson. NOT PIC- TURED: T. Annis. GEMS STANDING: F. Drosky, D. Anderson. KNEELING: G. Hubred, D. Johnson. NOT PICTURED: J. Sehauess. PUSHOVERS STANDING: P. Bergner, L. Wheeler. KNEEL- ING: A. Skaar, M. Perry. HOTSHOTS STANDING: T. Seegar, J. Hustad, J. Wil- son. KNEELING: M. Schoeneck, R. Hanson. ALLEY CATS STANDING: J. Torkleson, R. Collins. KNEELING: L. HiUesland. NOT PICTURED: J. Schoeneck, J. Rupert. JUNIORS STANDING: W. Kjos, J. Linser, J. Iverson. KNEELING: J. Clifford, D. Backhaus. ATOM SMASHERS STANDING: L. Linder, W. Sharp. KNEEL- ING: R. Johnson, B. Collins. 46 Exquisite decorations by class of '57! Leaders of '56 APRIL IN PARIS Grand March Tired Feet?! Who's with Andy? Tripping the light fantastic HOMECOMING ROYALTY Sophomore attendant, Bonny Melby; Escort, Milo Iverson; Senior attendant, Mary Lea Smith; Escort, Gene Bachman; Flower Bearer, Margaret Basch; Escort, Darrel Steen; Queen, Agnes Johnson; Captain, Adrian An- derson; Senior attendant, Floria Ann Kloos; Escort, Chuck Towner; Junior attendant, Carolyn Christianson; Escort, Darrel Neilson HOMECOMING DANCE WHO SHALL REIGN? FTA'S WINNING FLOAT FAN CLUB? WOW!! GARY ! !! HOW YOU'VE CHANGED?! !! THE ROYALTY AT THE CAPTAIN ADRIAN and QUEEN AGNES GAME DANCES SNAPS Smile Pretty Now! Learning Something? Beautiful Dreamer! WOW! Smitty You'll Never Get Bill Wally Diligent Students! Buddies, PEP FESTS Enthusiasm Plus! Hinshaw Records Cheer-O-Cheer for Alex! We'll Grow Up! A-L-E-X FRESHMAN OFFICERS SECRETARY: Nancy Norgren, PRESIDENT: Darwin Fee, VICE-PRESIDENT: Mary Nor- gren, TREASURER: Judv Backhaus. Advisor Mr. And � � The freshman class of � 57 with its 262 members was the largest freshman class in the history of Central High School. The publication of the Variety, the junior high school paper, was one of the important projects sponsoredby the freshman class. . , c We enjoyed many parties throughout the year. Among these were the Fall Party, Valentine Party, and Spring Party which were very entertaining. FIRST ROW, Left to right: A. Bullick, C. Benson, K. Behrens, A. Anderson, L. Bartos, P. Allquire, J. Ander- son, G. Backlund, D. Botzet, D. Blank. SECOND ROW: M. Bauman, K. Alberg, B. Batty, M. Becker, F. Brede, C. Bock, B. Alexander, V. Anderson. THIRD ROW: J. Backhaus, B. Bauer, S. Arendt, D. Aga, L. Anderson, H. Brenden, D. Brede, D. Barnack, B. Brundell, J. Barsness. FIRST ROW, Left to right: M. Frandsen, C. Feeks, M. Geris, M. Fischer, S. Collins, S. Fritz, A. Duenow, A. Fredman, S. Cassens, K. Graham, J. DyrucL SECOND ROW: A. Chermak, B. E roskay, J. Conn, J. Giersdorf, B. Donley, J. Floen, C. Carlson, B. Divine, L, Fiebranz, A.Craig. THIRD ROW: J. Drexler, R. Glaig, G. Geris, D. Fee, C. Erickson, R. Femrite, K Kline, R. Colby, L, Ellis, O. Foslin. 56 oSTm. JnSiSTt ISS AiSJgg?1-. RJ- � � . £ L FIRST ROW, Left to right; A. Johnson, C. Krueger, R. Jackson, K. Johnson, P. Johnson, A. Keipe M Johan- K1“n iECOND 1F- K3 1� 311� C. Koon, D. Jung, J. Krueger, B. KaufmLi| C.' Karger, F ‘ EZ E Kro fpMt’ K £! ’ £ R°W: K Jensen P- Jobe W- J on, D- Johnsoni r, Kruse, E. Kronfeldt, K, Johnson, K. Kolstad, L. Kracht, J. Karlstrom. FIRST ROW, Left to right; B. Nelson, D. Myers, L. Neuman, J. Mix, M. Marusak, C. Lamb, J. Lempka, P. Mayer, S. Miller, K. Loeffler, C. Mechels, L. Lanigan. SECOND ROW: M. Loken. R. Nichoff, R. Larson, J. Mayer, J. Larson, M. Norgren, A. Ley, L. Muzik, L. Nokes, D. Moen, P. Olson. THIRD ROW: M. Manzer, D. Medenwaldt, J. Navratil, L. Nelson, G. Lee, C. Longaker, J. Lantz, R. Langer, J. Lucas, M. Mayer, L. Muzik. 57 FIRST ROW, Left to right: M Wiechmann, A. Swanson, G. Van Amber, J. Thorson, S. Wilcox, M. Zavadil, B. Vangstad. SECOND ROW: U. Wegner, J. Zastrow, M. Zastrow, A. Thorpe, B. Teeson, D. Trousil, R. Way, C. Zimxnel. THIRD ROW: R. AiebeU, H. Sundblad, R. Ventura, J. Van Wie, T. Thiel, G. Utke, D. Wagenius. FIRST ROW, Left to right: J. Olson, A. Pennertz, N. Osterberg, J. Nustad, L. Prazak, C. Ondracek, D. Peder- son, M. Ofstedal, J. Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Quast, D. Peterson, S. Olson, S. O'Brien, R. Pronek, D. Peart, B. Olson, A. Pletcher, V. Peterson, D. Plagman. THIRD ROW: B. Osterberg, D. Peterson, G. Oberg, B. Oster- berg, D. Praska, C. Peterson, O. Peterson, R. Olson, D. Peterson, D. Olson. FIRST ROW, Left to right: D. Trousil, M. Ritter, K. Sodcrholm, J. Steidl, M. Sende, M. Settcrlund, J. Sch- malek, M. Steffen, D. Roers, M. Schulz, R. Snyder. SECOND ROW: R. Rutten, M. Schulz, W. Sutolenberg, R. Randall, B. Rolfsrud, J. Shaefer, R. Rogers, L. Shoemaker, D. Rossou, B. Strandberg, R. Saathoff. THIRD ROW: R. Seward, J. Riesselman, G. Scott, D. Schultz, T. Rensink, R. Skoglund, R. Schelin, R. Stenzel, W. Schultz, J. Rudd, M. Ritten, G. Stcidle. 58 As Sophomores we were finally able to take part in all senior high functions without the feeling of being not wanted. Our first project was sponsoring a float in the homecoming parade. Miss Bonnie Melby was chosen to represent our class in the homecoming coronation. With much hard work, but a lot of fun. we sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance with its old age tradition of the girls taking the boys out for a night of fun. In the spring came the Senior banquet, with our class furnishing the usherettes. Waitresses and waiters were also chosen from our class to serve at the Junior-Senior Prom. Now we're looking forward to our second year of Senior High School. SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President................ Jim Steffen Secretary...................Mary Clifford Vice President.......JoAnn Schneiderhan Advisor . .Mr. Dziui FIRST ROW, Left to right: J. Aslagson, J. Carlson, A. Anderson, M. Betterman,C. Be mo, A. Dyrud, J. Bodeker, D. Aittala, A, Drum, D. Bolstad, K. Anderson. SECOND ROW: M. Doffing, D. Anderson, R. Anderson, M. Af- feldt, J. Foist er, B. Brandenberg, C. Berg, B. Bratten, D. Bundy, S. Anderson, L. Anderson. THIRD ROW: R. Carter, V.Carlstrom, W.Brezina, C.Becker, D. Carlson, J. Anderson, W. Bakke, R. Beulke, D. Benson, P. De- leski. FIRST ROW, Left to right: R. Chan, R. Erickson, G. Eberhardt, M. Clifford, A. Ellis, D. Erickson, P. Dropik, C Fredman, J. Frisk. SECOND ROW: W. Hjelm, D. Froemming, W. Chounard, L. Chermak, R. Forsgren, P. Gault, D. Coleman, L. Diedrick, W. Hammar, J. Dunne. THIRD ROW: T. Illetschko, K. Jesness, D. Froem- ming,’F. Freier, T. Deitz, R. Collins, E. Foslien, J. Farwick, L. Hillesland, D. Aga. FIRST ROW, Left to right: K. Jensen, A. Hiebel, B. Illetschko, C. Helgeson, L. Jahr, K. Hopfner, K. Hvezda, J. Hareid, P. Anderson. SECOND ROW: H. Gease, D. Hedlund, J. Johnson, P. Johnson, V. Johnson, A. Han- son, J. Hiebel, M. Hanson, A. Hanson, M. Heldt. THIRD ROW: L. Hanson, J. Arendt, C. Hoffman, T. Gran- lund, D. Helgeson, R. Hanson, A. Hoffland, R. Janke, M. Guenther, T. Larson. FIRST ROW, Left to right: H. Krohnfeldt, F. Keller, S. Kuhne, J. Klimek, M. Kalina, N. Lamb, J. Kronberg, D. Johnson, B. Knudsen. SECOND ROW: S. Lange, N. Josephson, S. Johnson, B. Larson, B. Jesok, D. Kvitek, K. Larsen, K. Krueger, A. Larson, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Kemp, R. Knieger, R. Johnson, T. Kinsella, S. Kuhne, L. Lerbs, G. Kuhnau, R. Johnson, J. Klimek. 60 FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Melby, S. Lorsung, E. Mayer, E. Perreten, B. Peterson, M. Ofstedal, K. Miller, D. Marquette, E. Pennie, W. Nustad. SECOND ROW: P. Olson, P. Perry, S. Nokes, G. Peterson, B. Peterson, M. Ostlund, C. McDonald, M. Nelson, O. Lommen. THIRD ROW: J. Pederson, R. Paulzine, L, Linder, J. On- dracek, J. Lommen, C. Nightengale, W. Nelson, J. Novak, R. Nelson, P. Mohawk. FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Pfeffer, J. Pletcher, F. Prine, K. Quast, G. Rubink, B. Shogren, J. Schneiderhan, D. Quinn, S. Peterson, V. Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Pflugradt, K. Peterson, M. Schulke, S. Schmidt, J. Rudd, J. Rice, G. Sherlin, G. Schneiderhan, D. RadiL THIRD ROW: D. Schramm, R. Rooney, R. Saathoff, J. Torkelson, J. Rupert, R. Sarvie, J. Schoeneck, D. Schempp, R. Rud, M. Schultz. FIRST ROW, Left to right: E. Reed, R. Roiland, P. Squire, M. Trefethren, R. Toft, M. Sorenson, C. Tvrdik, M. Ruhl, J. Sperling, K. Zimara, J. Thompson. SECOND ROW: K. Schmidt, M. Tewes, M. Steen, D. Taylor, M. Zaviska, B. Vickerman, M. Woessner, L. Ziegelman, S. Steen, J. Yohnke, K. Swenson. THIRD ROW: W. Stemsrud, G. Thunberg, D. Masteller, M. Mattson, D. Ulm, D. Wicken, B. Wachter, R. Wasson, C. Yeutter, G. Syvrud, J. Steffen, D. Wiechmann. 61 JUNIORS OFFICERS Secretary: Catherine Mullen, Vice Presi- dent: Sharon Lamb, President: Tom Flaig, Advison Mr. Morrison. The first big event of our Junior year was Homecoming. We all took an active part and elected Miss Carolyn Christiansen as our homecoming attendant. In November under the direction of Mr. Halvorson we presented our first class play, HCharley's Aunt . It was a tremendous success. Our major accomplishment this past year was planning and sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom. Many long hours were spent in decorating, and the results were certainly worth the time. It doesn't seem possible, but we will soon be Seniors and in our last year of high school. We are looking forward to our last year with all its fun, but the wonderful memories of our Junior year will never be forgotten. FIRST ROW, Left to right: K. Berglin, S. Barten, L. Bruxvoort, S. Bolstad, K. Anderson, S. Annis, H. Beck, J. Bisek, L. Beth. SECOND ROW: R. Bock, P. Blank, J. Bollard, J. Bisek, M. Amundson, B. Bemo, J. Anderson, A. Fisher, D. Gawthrop. THIRD ROW: G. Aittala, K. Brezina, R. Adams, S. Bolin, R. Anderson, R. Aim, R. Anderson, D. Backhaus, R. Angus, R. Buuck. 62 FIRST ROW, Left to nght: P. Gaffaney, S. Ellis, K. Dunne, J. Engxer, B. Fairfield, L Grove. SECOND ROW: L. Br aeger, J. Deleski, M. Collins, A. Foslien, C. Christiansen. C. Dawson. THIRD ROW: T. Flaie, J. Clif- ford, W. Collins, J. Dahlager, M. Ettesvold, W. Drosky, C. Ekdahl. FIRST ROW, Left to rights D. Hukriede, S. Hendrickson, D. Holmgren, P. Hollingsworth, E. Goodrich, C. Her- bert M. Hardy, A. Hausmann, P. Hass. SECOND ROW: R. Hanson, G. Hovland, R. Ignowski, W. Grove, M Gulbranson A Isackson, D. Gelling, G. Guenther. THIRD ROW: P. Jensen, J. Iverson, L.Huwe, R. Helgeson, J. Hustad, E. Hinshaw, L. Herrman, R. Hegg. FIRST ROW, Left to right: L Lichtsinn, J. Kaufman, S. Lamb, J. Klimek, C. Larson, J. Kronberg, C. Kelly, M. Kniss, M. Larson. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson, R. Johnson, G. Kallstrom, T. Kirst, C. Knuckon, D. Johrson, D. Kingston, R. Larson, J. Johansen. THIRD ROW: R. Kakac, T. Kalii, J. Jesok, D. Larson, C. Johnson, J. Linser, D. Krohnfeldt, R. Keller, R. Johnson, A. Keller. 63 FIRST ROW, Left to right: C. Mullen, B. Olson, D. Mitchell, S. Loseth, P. Neumann, C. Nicolaus, D. Olson, A Moen W. Olson. SECOND ROW: W. Noetzelman, J. Novak, M. Nelson, B. Norgren, J. Nelson, D. Myhr, C . Mechels, L. Ondracek. THIRD ROW: D. Masteller, H. Navratil, W. Muyres, K. McCoy, B. Mattson, B. Meyer, R. Mohawk. FIRST ROW Left to right: J. Sherman, F. Schlosser, C. Schmidt, G. Rauchstadt, M. Revering, J. Pexsa, D. Inset: J. Aippon. SECOND ROW: J. Patrick, W 3tarp J Rutten, D PauMne, V. Schoeneck, W. Schultz, D. Sather, G. Peterson. THIRD ROW: H. Patrick, J. Roth, D. Olson, A. Shogren, d! Reynolds, T. Seeger, J. Sather, M. Schoeneck. FIRST ROW, Left to right: D. Timm, B. Titus, L.Torm, D. Tyson, K. Stoneall, J.Torrey !5. S , Wads- worth, G. Zimara. SECOND ROW: J. Steidl, L. Thornton, D. Vickerman, L. Stenzel, M. Vander Wagen, R. Strandberg, B. Steidl, J. Whelan, C. Steen. THIRD ROW: D. StoeUel, W. Wollin, R. Schumacher, D. Yohnke, J. Wilson, J. Whalen, J. Zastrow, B. Unumb, G. Timm. 64 C1ASS OFFICERS: Mary Alice Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; Dick Aalberg, President; Mr. Ording, Faculty Advisor; Darrell Steen, Vice-President. SENIORS Graduation has come at last, and we will never again roam the halls as a student of Alex High and leave our homework for a never tomorrow. We Seniors have many recollections that linger with us and always will remain with us. Looking back we see ourselves as freshmen. We were really proud because we were now leaders in the Junior High and then to have our own paper, the Variety. Each one of us can remember when we sat in the auditorium and tried to yell S-O-P-H-O-M-O-R-E-S! This was the year that we enjoyed dances and parties among these were the Christmas Dance and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Then in our Junior year we became more active in sports and dramatics. We were very proud of our class-play Ladies of the Jury.” on which we worked very hard. We all remember the Junior-Senior Prom with April in Paris'1 as our theme. We started our Senior year with our class pictures taken in August. We received our class rings with much en- thusiasm and then began work on this Alexian. Our Homecoming was a real success with Queen Agnes Johnson reigning over the festivities. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Ording. our class advisor, we were kept busy. The Christmas concert and class play were a success. Before we knew it we were exchanging pictures and the spring ac- tivities were on the way. This time we were guests of the juniors at the prom. The Senior Skip Day and the Senior Banquet were among the highlights in our Senior year. Then came Honor Day, Baccalaureate, and Graduation to end our school days at A.H.S. 66 AALBERG, DICK ANDERSON, ADRIAN ANDERSON, DAVID ANDERSON, PATRICIA ANDERSON, RICHARD ANDERSON, VERDE ANNIS, THOMAS BACHMAN, GENE BACKLIN, RUTH ANN BAKKE, RODNEY BARROS, THOMAS RARSNESS, WANDA 67 BERGNER, PALMER BETTERMAN, WILLIAM BETTS, GARY BEULKE. ARNOLD BISEK, DeWAYNE BJOKNE, SYLVIA BLANK, VIVIAN BOTZET, MARY LOU BRAUNSCHWEIG, ANDREA BREDE, WARREN BREN DEN, JOHN BREZINA, CAROL BROZEK, FLORENCE BRUNDELL, DENNIS CARLSTROM, JANE 68 CHAN, JOHN CHERMAK, ARDELLE CHOUNARD, RONALD CHRISTOPHER SON, ALLEN DOFFING, ANNETTE DROSKY, FRANCIS EGGERT, ViANN ELNESS, C. RAND ERICKSON, JOHN ERICKSON, PHYLLIS ERICKSON, SHARON FEMRITE, CECLIA FIEBRANZ, GERALD FJERSTAD, ROGER FLATEN, SANDRA FROEMMING, DiANN GELLING, SHIRLEY GERIS, MARYANN GERNAND, STAN GRANLUND, EUGENE GROSENICK, M. ANN GROSZ, HELEN GULSETH, BETHINE HABERER, JERRY HAGEDORN, RAY HANSON, JEANNE HANSON, NORMA HARBIG, MARION HAREID, JOHN HARSH, ROBERT 70 HELDT, HERBERT HENRIKSEN, SHIRLEY HERMES, MERLYN HIEBEL, MAXINE HOCKETT, WILLIAM HOGLUND, MICHAEL HOGLUND, SUSAN HOHNWALT, LOIS HOPPE, ARLENE HUBRED, GALE HUSTAD, V. NANCY HVEZDA, DAVID ISAACSON, JANICE JACOBSON, L GRETCHEN JASPERSON, BYRON JOHNSON, AGNES JOHNSON, DENNIS JOHNSON, GLORIA 71 JOHNSON, KAREN JOHNSON, LARRY JOHNSON, LeROY JOHNSON, MARLYCE JOHNSON, MARY ALICE KAKAC, JOYCE KECK, CHARLES KIEHNE, JEROME KIETZMAN, DARWIN KLOOS, FLORIS ANN KLUVER, SANDRA KRAMER, MERCEDES KREBS, ORDELL KRUEGER, YVONNE KUHNAU, ROBERT 72 KULICK, SANDRA LaCOURSE, BETTY LANGE, CLARENCE LARSEN, JANICE MARIE LARSON, GERALD LARSON, JANICE AGNES LARSON, VALERIE LEWIS, THOMAS LOMMEN, PAUL LORENZ, DiANN LORSUNG, JOZELLA LUSTY, DONALD MALMGREN, ROSEMARY McDonald, rose marie McKAY, SHARON 73 McMahon, mary MIKE, JUDITH MUZIK, KENNETH NEHSEN, DARRELL NELSON, BERNARD NELSON, MARLENE NELSON, RAYMOND NICHOLAUS, ROBERT NIGHTENGALE, JOHN NYBERG, CARL OLSON, BETTY OLSON, CAROL OLSON, DOREEN OLSON, HARRIET OLSON, JOAN 74 OLSON, JOVENIA OLSON, JUDITH OMLAND, CAROLYN ONDRACEK, RAMONA OSTLUND, CAROL PATRICK, PHILLIP PERRY, MIKE PETERSON, KATHRYN PETERSON, LEO POLESAK, FRED PRINE, ROGER U.S. NAVY RACHEL, GORDON RASSET, DiANN RENSINK, CAROL RICE, JEAN 75 RINEHART, KAREN RITTER, KAREN ROELAND, LOIS ROONEY, RAYMOND ROSENQUIST, KATHLEEN ROSENQUIST, ROGER ROUBIK, ROBERT SARVIE, DOROTHY SC HAUER, JAMES SCHMIDT, ARDITH SENDE, JAMES SETHNEY, IRMA 76 SEWARD, ELVIN SHOGREN, JON SKAAR, ALLEN SMITH, MARY LEA SNYDER, RICHARD SOBERG, WANDA SOLUM, JAMES SORENSON, RAYMOND STAR, JOYCE STEEN, DARRELL STEINLY, GARY STRANDBERG, JOHN SVEE, HELEN TOMZK, CAROLYN TORKELSON, JANICE TOWNER, CHARLES TRENNE, V. 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