Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

a 1 e x • i a n published by the class of 1962 jefferson senior high alexandria, minnesota the activities of high school are the key to col- lege and the future, we . . . the annual staff of jefferson senior high school. . . have worked dil- igently throughout this memorable year to pro- vide you . . . the student . . . with a pictorial record of your high school days. bound between these covers are recorded in words . . . and pictures . . . the organizations and events which go to make up the high school we wish to remember. if this book will serve to bridge the past and bring to mind the priceless memories of joy and pleasure of the year gone by ... it will have served its purpose. editor-in-chief marilyn aga copy editor jean strandberg photography editor julie pennertz art editor susan foslien business manager bill donley advisor mr. wm. riggs 2 to one whose qualities of teaching, sportsman- ship and friendliness have won a place of high respect, deep admiration and a feeling of af- fection among the faculty and the student body . . . to a man for whom we want to show our ap- preciation as a teacher admired by students and faculty as a coach admired by athletes and coaches as a friend admired by all . . . we dedicate the 1962 alexian to Mr. Charlie Basch. FACULTY School Board MRS. UNUMB President MR. BUNDY Vice President DR. VAN de STEEG Tre asurer MR. BOYD Director MR. KRUEGER Secretary DR. BLANCHARD Director SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Rykken 6 Mr. Haldal Mr. Benschoter MR. BASCH Phy. Ed. MR. BENSON Vets On The Farm Training MR. ASKECAARD Instr. Music itt 8 MISS BRUFLODT Reading Consultant MR. BANKE Biology MR. CHRISTENSON Band Director MR. CONNOR Phy. Ed. MR. DZUIK World History U. S. History MR. ERICKSON Physics MISS FALVEY French, English SECRETARIES: Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Rolandson, Mrs. Pennar. MISS FOSS U. S. History Social Science 7 MR, FRENG Choir Choral Club MISS HOKANSON Senior Math PI. Geometry MR. FREED Guidance Percy Ensign, Cliff Deaton, Clifford Secoy, Kenneth Holberg. Not Pictured: Jesse Peacock, Cecil Hanson. CUSTODIANS MRS. C. JOHNSON Home Ec. MISS LUDWIG Guidance MR. GREENGO Art MRS. HEDINE Latin MISS LIBERA Part Time Tr. Stenography MR. MAACK Vocational Ed. MRS. HALVORSON Trig., Solid Geom. Algebra MRS. A. JOHNSON School Nurse MRS. LOHRMAN Phy. Ed. MR. MADSON Biology 8 MR. MELBY Chemistry MISS MESNA Bookkeeping Typing MR. MORRISON U. S. History MR. OLSON Metal Shop Trade Mach. Shop MR. ORDINC MR. PACIOTTI MR. PERDUE MR. PETERSON Attendance Officer Agriculture English English Journalism MR. RADAR World History MR. RIGGS Speech Social Science MR. REITER Coordinator COOKS: Mrs. Neller, Mrs. Jerome, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Jenson. MR. RUETER English MR. SCHELIN Farm Equip. Mech. MR. SCHIEMANN Ind. Arts MRS. SCHWANKE Speech Correction English MISS SCALBECK English MR. SONSTECARD Farm Shop MR. STANCER Typing, Office Practice MR. WITTENBERG MISS WOLD World History Librarian Social Science MR. YOUNGQUIST MRS. ZAUCHE Advanced English Woodworking 10 SE NIORS Aga, Marilyn Ahlbrecht, Robert Alexander, Sharon Seniors Class officers, Bob Davis, president; Clint Trousil, vice-president; and Joan Walz, secretary-treasurer, were elected to lead the Class of 1962 in their final year. Soon after the officers were chosen came Homecoming with the slogan, Wheel Out Willmar. Susie Foslien reigned as the queen with her senior attendants Joan Walz and Karen Lundberg. Alto, Steve Amundson, Mavis Anderson, Conner Anderson, Dale 12 Anderson, Diane Anderson, Glenn Anderson, James Anderson, Robert Anderson, Rodney Anderson, Ronald Angus, Marilyn Aslagson, Paul Austin, Arthur Bachman, James Bakke, Vernon Barr, Patricia 13 Benson, Beth Beresford, Gail Berg, Carol Lynn Berg, Rodney Bergby, James Beth, Paul Betterman, Thomas Bjelland, Rhoda Brede, Kathryn Brede, Virginia Bruzek, Judy Busacker, Mary Buttz, Nancy Carlson, DiAnn Carlson, Virginia Cassell, Jeanette Cassida, Steven Chermak, Gerald 14 Christianson, Patricia Clarke, Steve Clifford, George Conn, Patricia Covel, David Covel, Margaret Cregor, Sandra Davis, Robert Dittberner, Cheryl Donley, Bill Drexler, Elizabeth Eastlund, Gary Ekdahl, Edward Enberg, Doris Engfer, Gary 15 Engstrom, Darwin Faber, Hilda Farwick, Craige Fiebranz, Raymond Foslein, Susan Foth, Susan Franzen, Carol Froemming, Judy Froemming, Leo Fuoss, Eugene Gaffaney, Joyce Gawthrop, Buddy Gehlhar, Bernice Gelling, Arnold Gilbertson, David 16 Graham, DiAnn Grove, Gladyse Guenther, Paulette Guenther, Vergene Hagstrom, Jackie Hall, Merle Halvorson, Lynda Halvorson, Nancy Hanson, Carolyn Hanen, Gary Hanson, Lois Hardy, Joseph Hasleton, Gayle Haugen, Noreen 17 Hedine, Pamela Heid, Lois Helgeson, Roger Henning, Dennis Henningsgaard, Gary Henry, Georgette Heibel, Wesley Hillmer, Patricia Hoglund, Barbro Holmgren, Gary Hoppe, Ardelle Horlick, Clyde Hovland, James Hvezda, Connie Jacobson, Carol Jahr, James 18 Jindra, Dorothy Jobe, Clariene Johnson,M. Jane Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Sharon Josephson, Josephine Karger, JuAnn Kelly, Joseph Kleven, Judith Klinkner, Peter Knapp, Ryan Kracht, Diane Krafthefer, Brian Krebs, Kristine Kuhnau, Judith Kvitek, Arlene Larson, Susan Lee, Robert Linder, Cora Lorsung, Norman Ludwig, Tom Lundberg, Karen Lusty, Margery Lynch, Diane Marquette, Betty Martin, Ronald Matthews, Joan Mayer, Judith McMahan, Darold Medenwaldt, Roy 20 Menken, Gerald Meyer, Gary Miller, Dennis Miller, Gary Mrnak, Gary Mrnak, Joyce Mrnak, Kenneth Myers, Ardelle Neby, Marilyn Nelson, Darren Nelson, Diane Nelson, Karen Nelson, Rodger Nord, Wayne Novak, Francis 21 Muss, Delores Olson, Douglas Olson, Earl Olson, Judith Olson, Mary Olson, Rodger Ondracek, Eileen Osterberg, Marcy Oswald, Eugene Overly, James Patrick, Ann Peart, Margaret Pennertz, Julie Pennie, Ruth Perreton, Peter Peterson, Kathleen Peterson, Paul Pexsa, Kenneth Pladsen, Gary Polensky, Barbara Poynter, Shirley Praoel, Ronald Quinn, Michele Ratajesak, Robbie Rediehs, Carol Rendfleisch, Bernie Rooney, Betty Rutten, Ronald Sax, Ronald Schlosser, Cecil Schlosser, Shirley Schmidt, Janet Schmidt, Shirley Schumacher, Carol Schulke, Diana Schulke, Kenneth Schultz, James Schultz, John Schwegler, Esther Scott, Jo Anne Seeger, Gregory Seth, Carol Sperling, Roger J. Steidel, Kathleen Stein, Shirley 24 Stenzel, Ryan Stoetzel, Joe Stone, John Strandberg, Charles Strandberg, Jean Susag, Jon Swanson, Ann Sweet, Jayne Tewes, Kathryn Trousil, Clint Trousil, Dorothy Tvrdik, Shirley Tyson, Charles Vacek, Bonnie VanDyke, Bill 25 Viste, Camilla Wachter, Ricky Wallace, Wendy Walz, Joan Way, Cecile Way, Roger Widstrom, Mary Clare Wilke, Janice Wilkins, Diane Wogan, Vinton Wrolson, Ronald Zehner, James Ziebarth, Sherry Ziegelman, Roger Zweig, Roger 26 CLASSES Junior Class Roger Kostman was chosen to lead the Junior class. He was assisted by Bob Schoeneck, vice- president, and Karen Hansen, secretary-treasurer. Miss Lud- wig is the class advisor. Using the slogan, We’il Wilt Willmar, the Juniors won first- place trophy in the Homecoming Parade. Bonnie Coleman repre- sented the Junior Class in the Homecoming royalty. She was escorted by Roger Kostman, the class president. The Juniors ended up the year by entertaining the Seniors at the traditional Junior-Senior Prom. Class Officers Roger Kostman, Karen Hansen, Bob Schoeneck 28 ROW Is L. Bjurlin, G. Backlund, C. Bukkila, M. Anderson, G. Cummings, D. Brezina, M. Berglin, M. Boyd, M. Bennett. ROW 2: C. Anderson, S. Bergby, D. Berger, P. Andert, C. Anderson, H. Carlson, C. Beilke, C. Buckley. ROW 3: D. Braeger, J. Aga, J. Bergner, S. Blanchard, J. Brueske, J. Bolin, R. Brezina, J. Baumann, R. Byrne. ROW 4: B. Butler, B. Abbott, J. Benschoter, A. Backlund, G. Anderson, B. Brede, A. Benson, R. Cihlar, A. Brede- son. ROW 1: Y. Freier, S. Engebretson, K. Floding, G. Danielson, E. Gylsen, B. Coleman, A. Guenther, B.Froemming, S. Ensign. ROW 2: K. Hafdal, J. Gillespie, C. McCabe, B. Crag, S. Forster, K. Feda, S. Hedine, D. Deutsch, D. Froemming. ROW 3: B. Englund, B. Gawthrop, T. Grove, D. Gilbertson, J. Garlock, L. Gulbranson, D. Erickson, D. Dunne, B. Faber. ROW 4: V. Downing, D. Gilbertson, D. Erickson, C. Coghlan, G. Gustafson, J. Fadden, G. Ellis, A. Erickson, R. Daniels, M. Duenow. 29 ROW 1: K. Heid, A. Hinderschied, K. Jensen, K. Hass, J. Hultman, R. Hiebel, D. Glietz, S. Henningsgaard. ROW 2: M. Isackson, C. Kiger, G. Hennings, J. Kliewer, M. Hopfner, S. Hjelm, S. Iverson, J. Hasleton. ROW 3: K. Klug, L. Hovland, K. Johnson, S. Josephs, K. King, D. Isely, K. Hansen, G. Jorgenson. ROW 4: J. Johnson, M. Jackson, H. Kuhne, J. Inwards, J. Kiehne, J. Fadden, D. Hukriede, B. Jones, B. Korinek. ROW 1: C. Pahl, P. Longaker, D. Lichtsinn, K. Oppel, C. Marohl, P. Omland. ROW 2: M. Olson, P. Ludwig, M. Ofstedal,B. Muzik,M. Neisen, S. Larson, M. Augdahi, V. Olson, J. Muzik. ROW 3: P. Nack, M. Muyres, E. Olson, P. Larson, M. Oelrich, J. Loken, J. Pederson, P. Nelson, K. Oswald, H. McWhorter. ROW 4: K. Ljung, R. Melby, B. McCutchen, D. Nelson, L. Lybeck, B. Nodland, M. Lamb, C. Morse, J. Loseth, D. Morse. ROW 5: R. Helton, D. Lichtsinn, R. Melaas, D. Masteller, R. Loveland, J. Ondracek, T. Longfellow, J. Penn, S. C. Nelson, S. A. Nelson, J. Oksness. 30 ROW 1: S. Stein, J. Perry, B. Petersen, L. Scott, K. Schneiderhan, L. Rolfsrud. ROW 2: M. Pennie, L. Rassat, M. Roquette, L. Schmidt, P. Rooney, G. Splittgerber, C. Rubink, P. Schwegler. ROW 3: D. Rutten, L. Simpson, C. Rosengren, R. Riesselman, B. Stark, J. Serie, D. Peterson, D. Schlosser, B. Peterson. ROW 4: R. Schlosser, W. Revering, D. Peterson, C. Revering, B. Schoeneck, S. Schultz, G. Schulke, L. Schroeder. ROW 5: T. Schultz, G. Sibell, P. Skoglund, R. Schultz, B. Huhn, D. Prchal, S. Peterson, J. Schwanke. ROW 1: P. Thompson, K. Wussow, B. Vandre, D. Zaviska, P. Tonn, E. Turner. ROW 2: K. Yeutter, F. Swoffer, K. Thunberg, W. Wechsler, B. Winter, G. Ziegleman, K. Wilke, R. Wolters. ROW 3: V. Tvrdik, M. Twait, R. Trousil,R. Volkman, L. Tvrdik, R. Tvrdik, R. Melton. ROW 4: A. Thompson, D. Lichtsinn, B. Zimara, M. Thiel, J. Way, J. Toft, R. Zwieg. ROW 5: J. Waldvogel, D. Syvrud, J. Stoneall, R. Wicken, B. Suchy, H. Sweet, S. Trushenski. 31 Sophomore Class The Sophomores came to Jeffer- son as the largest class in the brief history of the school. They soon became oriented and started to participate in school activities. They elected Paul Donley for their president, Nancy Skoglund as their vice-president, and Lynda Platto as their secretary-treas- urer . Kathy Schultz was chosen as the sophomore Homecoming attend- ant . She chose Paul Donley to be her escort. Many sophomores participated in the class plays. Class Officers Nancy Skoglund, Paul Donley, Linda Platto 32 ROW 1: H. Beresford, B. Beresford, C. Brenden, S. Alberg, M. Christopherson, C. Bundy. ROW 2: G. Botzet, S. Baumbach, D. Cassida, D. Anderson, M. Blank, C. Chan, R. Bakke, D. Blank. ROW 3: B. Anderson, L. Church, S. Allison, J. Butler, L. Brundage, S. Beulke, J. Ahlbrecht, G. Bloom, B. Bauer. ROW 4: L. Cihlar, T. Amundson, R. Benson, R. Chlian, B. Anderson, R. Bjerkness, J. Achter, G. Anglin, L. Boyd. ROW Is L. Cihlar, J. Dropik, S. Froemming, C. Griep, J. Englund, C. Diekow. ROW 2: P. Engholm, S. Grove, K. Evans, G. Clark, L. Aker, C. Fearing, K. Gehrke, J. Femow, R. Freitag. ROW 3: D. Geris, P. Goehring, J. Eiden, R. Everett, N. Creger, L. Dynda, J. Furan, B. Guenther. ROW 4: J. Covel, G. DeFrance, J. Faber, G. Ensign, A. Esterberg, R. Fisher, J. Fahlberg, E. Graunke. ROW 5: T. Conner, T. Claggett, J. Conrad, P. Donley, J. Crandall, L. Gernand, R. Gendreau. 33 ROW 1: L. Hoglund, L. Halstead, B. Hedine, E. Hesse, K. Hill, P. Herzog. ROW 2: J. Isaacson, C. Jackson, C. Hartman, B. Hartman, L. Heid, M. Hintzen, A. Jem, C. Hedlund. ROW 3: V. Iverson, T. Higley, M. Gylsen, V. Howard, E. Hiebel, I. Holmgren, S. Hvezda, D. Haskamp. ROW 4: J. Hibbard, B. Hanson, L. Helie, J. Hoffllnd K. Hawkenson, B. Jerome, B. Gunderson, D. Hoppe. ROW 5: B. Holverson, D. Hegg, J. Howe, C. Jenson d! Horton, A. Hanson, L. Hovland, R. Hinton. ROW 1: J. Kailna, S. Kuehel, B. Krueger, C. Kelly, J. Johnson, P. Kelly. ROW 2: D. Kluver, S. Kaufman, M. Malmberg, M. Ljung, S. Johnson, L. Mastellar, R. Josephson, J. Larson. ROW 3: J. Martinson, R. Korinek, M. Knapp, J. Johnson, J. Martinson, G. Jobe, R. Karrol, S. Johnson. ROW 4: E. Kuhnau, D. Maloney, J. Kain’ M. Johnson, F. Johnson, W. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Kiehne, J. Marquette. ROW 5: M. Johnson, T. Larson, B. John- son, L. Johnson, D. Langer, B. Loveland, D. Marquette, E. Keller. 34 ROW Is K. Pearson, P. Myhr, K. Pacotti, G. McDonald, M. Nodland, J. Nelson. ROW 2: K. Overly, K. Oker- lund, C. Nack, B. Mayer, S. Olson, V. Olson, B. Olson. ROW 3: J. Ondracek, L. Platto, M. Mickelson, C. Nelson, D. Medenwaldt, L. Nelson, L. Mmak, M. Ofstedal. ROW 4: L. Olson, D. Panning, C. Melville, R. McPhail, R. Olson, D. Olson, G. Miller, W. Pennie. ROW 5: C. Nelson, R. Mayer, L. Mattocks, B. Oppel, S. Olson, J. Nel- son, B. Nickolas, R. Olson. ROW Is S. Sletto, B. Raustad, K. Schultz, N. Skoglund, K. Steen, J. Soderholm. ROW 2: V. Steffen, J. Stemsrud, E. Revering, L. Seppanen, B. Prchal, S. Stone, L. Shermak, J. Rice. ROW 3; L. Schackel, P. Sibell, K. Pronek, P. Spaulding, A. Revering, D. Stelflug, C. Radii, D. Steidl. ROW 4: D. Schmidt, D. Reuter, D. Skrove, F. Reed, L. Schulz, G. Steffen, A. Ratajesak, D. Skoglund. ROW 5: D. Seward, L. Reisner, R. Scott, D. Rairdon, J. Rue, D. Skrove, G. Schackel, D. Southward, R. Rolandson. 35 ROW 1: D. Vollrath, M. Trousil, S. Wrolson, L. Zeller, K. Walberg, T. Winter. ROW 2: J. Younquist, T. Stowe, M. Van Kempen, L. Turner, S. Tvrdik, K. Zehner, L. Weatherwax, M. Watters. ROW 3: S. Zinnel, G. Ziegelman, A. Wicken, T. Vickerman, K. Wasson, S. Verpy, V. Trenne, D. Zurn. ROW 4: M. Vonderhaar, D. Susag, C. Tab- bert, S. VanWie, E. Thorson, L. Sundblad, E. Svee. ROW 5: J. VanAmber, R. Thompson, L. Umess, D. Woodhall, K. Widstrom, A. Swieg. 36 ORGANIZATIONS Alexian Staff We, the Alexian Staff of 1962, have worked fervently throughout this precious school year to present to you an adequate reminder of the pleasant memories connected with your days as a student of Jefferson High School. ROW 1: P. Christiansen, S. Johnson, J. Matthews, V. Carlson, M. Osterberg, J. Strandberg, E. Schwegler, J. Walz, M. Neby. ROW 2: P. Conn, J. Cassell, L. Halvorson, K. Lundberg, D. Anderson, M. Amundson, M. C. Widstrom, B. Rooney, J. Pennertz. ROW 3: C. Schumacher, S. Larson, M. Aga, N. Halvor- son, K. Peterson, S. Foslien, B. Davis, R. Berg, C. Viste. ROW 4: J. Wilke, G. Hasleton, R. Bjelland, D. Woodhall, B. Donley, G. Pladsen, R. Helgeson, C. Trousil. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marilyn Aga BUSINESS STAFF ENGAGES IN ALEXIAN SALES ASSISTANT EDITORS: J. Pennertz, J. Strandberg, S. Foslien. 38 ACTIVITIES STAFF: N. Halvorson, K. Peterson, D. Anderson. ORGANIZATIONS STAFF: J. Wilke, M. Amundson, M. Osterberg, P. Chris- iansen, J. Matthews. MUSIC STAFF: E. Sch- wegler, J. Walz, S. Lar- son, L. Halvorson. SENIOR STAFF: C. Trousil, R. Bjelland, C. Schuhmacher. FACULTY STAFF: S. Johnson, B. Rooney, M. C. Widstrom, G. Hasleton. FEATURES STAFF: M. Neby, J. Cassell, K. Lundberg, V. Carlson, P. Conn. 39 Student Council Student Council is the hub of the student government. This organization is made up of homeroom representa- tives, class vice-presidents, and carry over members. They annually honor the teachers on Teacher Apprecia- tion Day. Another activity that they sponsor is Dad’s Day. This year the Council sponsored several activities to raise money to finance a foreign student. The entire student body elects the Student Council presi- dent in the spring. PRESIDENT Ryan Stenzel ROW 1: J. Walz, K. Jensen, K. Steen, J. Pennertz, S. Foslien, B. Petersen, J. Soder- holm. ROW 2: M. VanKempen, M. C. Widstrom, N. Skoglund, S. Foth, C. Schuh- macher, S. Larson, M. Lamb, P. Hedine. ROW 3: L. Tvrdik, R. Ziegelman, C. Mel- ville, C. Trousil, K. Grosenick, B. Schoeneck, R. Olson, R. KarTol. ROW 4: L. Church, B. Davis, R. Helgeson, R. Stenzel, L. Johnson, P. Donley, T. Schultz, B. Huhn, R. Schultz. 40 Teacher Appreciation Day Student Council in Action National Honor Society National Honor Society members are chosen by the faculty and their classmates on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The purpose of this organi- zation is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. Members are chosen in the spring of the junior year and the fall and spring of the senior year. J. Strandberg, R. BjeUand, J. Wilke Girl and Boy Staters The American Legion and its Auxiliary annually sponsor the Alexandria Boy and Girl Staters. The faculty selects them on the basis of scholarship, character, ambition, leadership, and ability to get along with their fellow students. ROW 1: R. Bjelland, J. Wilke. ROW 2: C. Trousil, B. Donley, P. Perreton. 41 Future Farmers of America PRESIDENT Clinton Trousil ROW 1: Mr. Ahlfors, R. Proehl, R. Lea, T. Ludwig, C. Trousil, J. Hardy, B. Schoeneck, Mr. Paciotti. ROW 2: D. Blank, D. Seward, J. Faber, W. Anderson, M. Twait, D. Skrove, D. Schmidt, R. Anderson, R. Ahlbrecht, J. Schultz, L. Lybeck, J. Baumann, L. Turdik, B. Jerome. ROW 3: W. Guenther, W. Pennie, E. Kuhnau, L. Hovland, J. Waldvogel, J. Ahlbrecht, J. Schultz, R. Olson, C. Talbert, H. Chermak, L. Boyd, B. Johnson, R. Trousil, R. Tur- dik, K. Klug. ROW 4: D. Skrove, G. Hanson, R. Chlian, D. Nelson, P. As- lagson, F. nietchko, H. Sweet, R. Bjerknes, G. Mmak, R. Fiebranz, R. Me- denwaldt, M. Johanson, R. Zwieg, M. Johnson. ROW 5: B. Ahlbrecht, A. Johnsrud, B. England, D. Rairdon, J. Bergby, D. Anderson, J. Ondrack, D. Prchal, J. Cranell, J. Rue, J. Kelly, G. Anderson, N. Kuhne, G. Nokes. One of the most active clubs in Jefferson is Future Farmers of America. The members entertain their fathers at the annual Father-Son Banquet. Also they learn the most mod- ern farming methods. Each year, ten delegates attend the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. F.F.A. Week is a busy time for the F.F.A. boys. They honor their parents at a ban- quet and present their chapter sweetheart to them. The F.F.A. members strive to achieve special degrees. These range from Greenhorn to American Farmer. These degrees are based on scholarship, investment in farming, and leadership. Mu Alpha Theta The Alexandria Chapter of Mu Alpha Theta proposes to promote scholarship, enjoyment, and interest in mathematics among our students and the general public. To be eligible for membership, seventh semester higher mathematics stu- dents must have a B+ average in mathematics and a B average in all academic subjects. ROW Is J. Strandberg, G. Beresford, R. Bjelland, G. Shuhmacher, J. Wilke, V. Carlson. ROW 2: B. Rendfleisch, P. Perreten, C. Trousil, B. Krafthefer, R. Sperling, M. Olson, Mrs. Halvorson. ROW 3: J. Overly, V. Bakke, B. Abbott, E. Olson, J. Hovland, C. Strandberg. Sigma Beta Phi PRESIDENT Peter Perreten Sigma Beta Phi members vote on Junior and Sophomore girls for membership in the spring of the year. To be eligible for mem- bership, the girls must have B averages and a minimum number of extracurricular activities. 4 ROW 1: M. Boyd, K. Schneiderhan, R. Hiebel, M. C. Widstrom, J. Strandberg, V. Carlson, L. Rolfsrud, M. Neby. ROW 2: J. Hultman, K. Lundberg, J. Johnson, P. Conn, J. Walz, G. Hennings, S. Foslien. ROW 3: C. Anderson, W. Wallace, C. McCabe, J. Pennertz, M. Aga, L. Halvor- son, K. Nelson, S. Larson. - PRESIDENT Marilyn Aga 43 Alhi Times PAGE EDITORS: B. Van Dyke, G. Hasleton, J. Lo- seth, K. Lundberg. The Alhi Times staff is composed of the Journalism class, the editors, and anybody else interested in working on the paper. The staff publishes a monthly newspaper which contains the happenings around school and events in the future. ROW 1: M. Osterberg, M. Aga, G. Hasleton, K. Lundberg, J. Overly, J. Lo- seth. ROW 2: K. Thunberg, K. Nelson, J. Cassell, C. Nelson, B. Benson, M. Hopfner, S. Henningsgaard. ROW 3: L. Scott, R. Melaas, B. Vandre, V. Howard, B. Nodland, S. Hedine, M. Duenow. ROW 4: D. Erickson, D. Wood- hall, A, Johnsrud, B, Jones, R, Cihlar, J, VanAmber. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jim Overly Staff Rushes to Meet Deadline 44 Future Business Leaders ROW 1: A. Meyers, D. Nelson, D. Trousil, S. Tvrdik, C. Jacobson, P. Christiansen, B. Drexler, D. Schulke. ROW 2: P. Guenther, K. Tewes, J. Scott, B. Polensky, C. Dittbemer, L. Heid, J. Kleven, J. Bruzek, C. Rediehs. ROW 3: B. Vacek, K. Brede, N. Haugen, M. Peart, M. Angus, S. Foth, A. Kvitek, C. Schuhmacher, H. Faber. ROW 4: B. Marquette, J. Sweet, K. Mmak, C. Pladsen, G. Holmgren, D. Anderson, P. Hauer, R. Proehl, N. Lor sung. Students who are members of the Occupational Relations class are eligible for membership in Future Business Leaders. F.B.L. strives to promote interest in vocational training in busi- ness and industry and to bring interested students into contact with professional leaders. Future Nurses PRESIDENT Carol Schuhmacher All girls interested in a profession in the medical field are urged to join the Future Nurses Club. Monthly meetings are held and there is often a guest speaker. This year a Candystripers unit was formed at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. All F.N.C. members were urged to volunteer for this group. PRESIDENT Joan Walz ROW 1: A. Meyers, J. Walz, M. Boyd, M. Bennett, L. Bjurlin, T. Winter. ROW 2: B. Winter, D. Cassida, M. Ljung, M. Nodland, L. Halstead, C. Fearing, K. Wussow, G. Danielson, S. Hjelm, M. Hintzen. ROW 3: C. Brenden, B. Prchal, L. Schackel, S. Foster, K. Steen, M. VanKempen, J. Englund, P. Lud- wig, J. Brueske. ROW 4: S. Verpy, S. Larson, J. Gillispie, B. Marquette, K. Jensen, M. Oelrich, P. Larson, C. McCabe, G. Hennings, D. Peterson. ROW 5: J. Stemsrud, K. Pearson, K. Schultz, N. Skoglund, J. Mayer, M. Angus, S. Alberg, J. Bolin, S. Blanchard, R. Riesselman. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America organization offers students the chance to learn from first-hand experience. The members are each assigned to work for a teacher. Some get a chance to take over the teacher's classes for a day. This club offers good experi- ence for those people interested in teaching. PRESIDENT Gayle Hasleton ROW 1: G. McDonald, J. Youngquist, J. Larson, M. Hopfaer, P. Myhr, B. Krueger, M. Malmberg, K. Overly, P. Schwegler. ROW 2: C. Franzen, W. Wechsler, G. Hennings, L. Turner, L. Platto, C. Nack, D. Anderson, P. Om- land, S. Josephs, M. Nodland. ROW 3: C. Buckley, S. Verpy, P. Anddert, J. Matthews, V. Carlson, K. Schneiderhan, R. Hiebel, J. Hultman, J. Pennertz, M. Neby. ROW 4: M. Lamb, B. Nodland, K. Okerlund, K. Paciotti, K. Yertter, C. Anderson, J. Johnson, C. Kiger, L. Rolfsrud. ROW X: D. Nelson, P. Barr, M. Knapp, G. Backlund, M. Augdahl, B. Petersen, H. Mc- Whorter, B. Rooney. ROW 2: S. Stone, K. Hafdal, D. Trousil, C. Brenden, B. Cole- man, J. Stemsrud, N. Creger, K. Wilke, A. Patrick. ROW 3: B. Hedine, J. Kliewer, P. Hedine, J. Loken, J. Serie, N. Halvorson, D. Anderson, M. Amundson, J. Martinson. ROW 4: J. Mayer, G. Hasleton, S. Larson, K. Peterson, S. Alberg, J. Pederson, P. Nel- son, S. Beulke, J. Wilke, B. Vacek. 46 Future Homemakers of America ROW X: B. Polensky, A. Kvitek, M. Isaackson, K. Jensen, D. Zum, B. Gehlhar, G. Zieglemann. ROW 2: J. Furan, D. Nuss, P. Christiansen, B. Vacek, J. Eiden, V. Olson, J. Fernow, J. Brueske, P. Steidl, M. Wolters, Mrs. Johnson. ROW 3: K. Feda, D. Schlosser, D. Jindra, E. Gylsen, L. Hanson, P. Tonn, C. Wolters, R. Ratajesek, V. Brede, E. Schwegler. ROW 4: C. Radii, L. Mmak, J. Karger, C. Beilke, D. Trousil, M. Muyres, B. Stark, P. Sibell.M. Neisen, J. Kuhnau, S. Schmidt. ROW 5: G. Daniel- son, M. Gyslen, G. Henry, D. Zaviska, V. Guenther, J. Serie, D. Meden- waldt, M. Aga, M. Angus, K. Gehrke, R. Volkman. The newest organization in school is the Future Homemakers of America. Their purpose is to create better homes now and in the future. PRESIDENT Bernice Gehlhar Youth for Christ The entire student body is invited to attend the weekly meetings of the Youth for Christ Club. The purpose of this organization is to promote a good Christian attitude among the Jefferson High Students. President, Sharon Johnson: other officers: R. Bjelland, L. Bjurlin, B. Abbott. 47 A” Club All varsity lettermen are members of the A Club. Money is earned by selling programs at the games and running the con- cession stand at basketball games. Their special project this year has been the construction of a school bulletin board. ROW 1: R. Rolundson, N. Lorsung, G. Chermak, B. Davis, M. Hall, S. Clarke, R. Bakke. ROW 2: K. Schulke, R. Nelson, B. Van Dyke, G. Gustaf- son, C. Strandberg, J. Susag, F. Novak. ROW 3: Mr. Morrison, K. Johnson, D. Covel, B. Ahlbrecht, A. Erickson, R. Schultz, R. Loveland, S. Alto. ROW 4: A. Austin, B. Huhn, R. Stenzel, J. Jahr, B. Donley, J. Conrad, K. Grosenick. PRESIDENT Bill Donley Key Club Key Club is a service club sponsored by the Kiwanians. Senior high boys are recommended for membership by the faculty and voted on by the present members. The local Key Club is a member of Key Club International. They annually send delegates to the International Convention. In Jefferson, Key Club sponsors Career Day and Have-a-Heart Drive for underprivileged children. PRESIDENT ROW Is B. Rendfleisch, B. Krafthefer, L. Boyd, G. Anglin, K. Johnson, K. Ljung, R. Knapp. ROW 2: P. Perreton, J. Overly, S. Peterson, M. Berglund, S. Trushenski, D. Erickson, J. Stone, R. Schultz. ROW 3: J. Stoneall, R. Ziegel- man, C. Tyson, G. Seeger, K. Grosenick, V. Bakke, R. Sperling, J. Fahlberg. ROW 4: C. Trousil, T. Ludwig, B. Abbott, J. Benschoter, J. Conrad, P. Don- ley, B. Huhn, B. Davis. 48 Jim Overly Pep Club Every other Thursday night the Pep Club met to learn new cheers and to discuss ways to promote school spirit among the students. This year the members wore red beanies with Alex written on them to all the games. ROW 1: K. Paciotti, G. McDonald, G. Backlund, C. McCabe, M. Hopfner, C. Bukkila. ROW 2: G. Clark, L. Halstead, B. Krueger, N. Creger, D. Cassida, S. Hedine, B. Nodland, K. Wussow, R. Hiebel. ROW 3: P. Myhr, J. Cassell, M. Neby, V. Carlson, S. Tvrdik, P. Andert, D. Dertsch, J. Loken. ROW 4: J. Gillispie, J. Stemsrud, S. Verpy, T. Vickerman, S. Alberg, C. Brenden, C. Griep, P. Nelson. ROW 5: G. Seeger, B. Gawthrop, R. Wicken, C. Coghlan, R. Nelson, K. Schultz. PRESIDENT Virginia Carlson ROW 1: M. Osterberg, J. Perry, B. Coleman, B. Vandre, B. Rooney, M. C. Widstrom, M. Amundson, D. Anderson, K. Peterson, B. Hedine. ROW 2: J. Brueske, K. Hafdal, J. Larson, L. Zeller, K. Schneiderhan, P. Larson, M. Oelrich, P. Rooney, M. Nodland, J. Pennertz, M. Covel, A. Hinderscheid. ROW 3: K. Feda, L. Schmidt, M. Muyres, P. Hedine, S. Larson, S. Henningsgaard, J. Matthews, K. Lundberg, J. Johnson, C. Franzen, C. Bundy, S. Blanchard. ROW 4: C. Buckley, B. Mayer, K. Oppel, C. Kiger, A. Jem, K. Pearson, N. Skoglund, K. Steen, M. VanKempen, L. Platto, L. Aker, J. Kliewer. ROW 5: D. Quinn, C. Dittbemer, J. Penn, S. Clarke, A. Erickson, G. Gustafson, M. Hall, R. Cihlar, B. Jones, D. Masteller, C. Berg, B. Petersen. 49 Library Club Library Club members leam about the facilities of the library. Students can work in the library during study halls, during the noon hour, before school, or after school. PRESIDENT ROW 1: P. Thompson, B. Raustad, M. VanKempen, K. Feda, M. Lusty, K. Steidl, P. Hillmer, Miss Wold. ROW 2: M. Covel, Y. Freir, S. Johnson, G. Splittgerber, B. Benson, M. Roquette, D. Cassida, T. Winter, B. Muzik. ROW 3: B. Winter, S. Iverson, K. Zehner, J. Brueske, P. Ludwig, A. Revering, E. Turner, K. Mevans, S. Tvrdik, D. Skoglund. ROW 4: R. Hinton, L. Platto, J. Mayer, B. Hoglund, J. Serie, J. Bolin, D. Medenwaldt, C. Die- kow, R. Riesselman, R. Volkman. ROW 5 . A. Thompson, T. Connor, S. Cassida, G. Steffen, R. Wachter, B. Hanson, G. Meyer, D. Morse, K. Haw- kenson, L. Hovland. David Morse Debate Resolved: That the Federal Government should provide addi- tional funds for public school facilities. The 16 member Alexandria Debate Squad debated the pre- ceding subject at several tournaments this past year. At each tournament two squad members debated the affirmative side of the issue and two defended the negative. ROW 1: D. Glietz, M. Boyd, C. Bundy, J. Youngquist. ROW 2: M. C. Wid- strom, K. Steen, K. Hanson, D. Isely, P. Nelson. ROW 3: G. Hasleton, R. Bjelland, B. Abbott, J. Hasleton, R. Knapp. 50 STUDENT MANAGER Mary Clare Widstrom School Patrol V4 ROW 1: S. Schultz, R. Knapp, B. Holverson. ROW 2: A. Johnsrud, B. Eng- lund, B. Johnson, J. Marquette. School Patrol members protect the safety of Jefferson High students, patrolling the cross- walks during noon-hours and after school. They are sponsored by the American Legion. Audio Visual CAPTAIN Ryan Knapp Audio Visual members have charge of mainte- nance and distribution of all public address system for concerts, assemblies, and basket- ball games. ROW 1: N. Johanson, J. Waldvogel, R. Schlosser, L. Sundblad, C. Schlosser, J. Schultz. ROW 2: F. Illetschko, P. Hauer, R. Rutten, G. Anderson, K. Mmak. ROW 3: D. Nelson, V. Downing, J. Ondracek, R. Anderson, D. Herberg, G. Mmak. CHAIRMAN Ronald Rutten Organizations Play An Important Role At JHS From the President Through the Club To the Entire Student Body ATHLETICS FIRST ROW: B. Ahlbrecht.C. Strandberg,M. Hall, R. Stenzel, S. Alto, B. Donley, J. Jahr, F. Novak, S. Clarke, SECOND ROW: G. Chermak, B. Van Dyke, B. Davis, D. Miller, J. Susag, W. Heibel, R. Way, R. Nelson, C. Melville, B. Suchy, L. Scott--mgr. THIRD ROW: D. Greengo--Asst. Coach, B. Oppel, J. Bergner, K. Johnson, R. Melaas, C. Coghlan, G. Cardinals Go 8 Fulfilling high pre-season expectations, the Alexandria Cardinals, led by tri- captains, Steve Alto, Bill Donley, and Ryan Stenzel, posted an excellant 8-1 record. This improved Head Coach Charlie Basch's overall record to an amazing 36-7-2 in 5 years. After a slow start and a loss to Fargo Shanley, the Cardinals finally yelled. The big night of the season came when the Cardinals met the highly regarded Fergus Falls Otters. The team was key- ed up for the game that was to determine the campions of the Resort Region Con- ference . The final score, 19-0, indicated that Alexandria was the team to beat; as the Cardinals went on to win the Cham- pionship with a perfect 5-0 conference record. 54 Gustafson, R. Loveland, D. Neilson, S. Van Wie, J. Stoneall--mgr., C. Basch--Coach. FOURTH ROW: C. Morrison,-- Asst. Coach, G Ziegelman, T. Conner, P. Skoglund, J. Nelson, J. Conrad, P. Donley, W. Erickson, B. Huhn, R. Schultz, A. Wicklen, D. Maloney. and 1 in ’61 At the end of the season, the entire team Alexandria 7 . . Benson 6 was honored by being rated sixth in the Alexandria 6 . . Moorhead 0 prep ranks of the state. Steve Clarke, Alexandria 7 . . Willmar 0 Bill Donley, Glen Gusfafson, Ryan Alexandria 0 . . Shanley 28 Stenzel, Chuck Strandberg, and Bill Van- Alexandria 27 . . Breckenridge 7 Dyke were further honored by being Alexandria 25 . . Glenwood 0 placed on the All-Conference team. Alexandria 19 . . Fergus Falls 0 Donley was even further honored by being Alexandria 19 Detroit Lakes 6 placed on WCCO'S All-State Team. Alexandria 45 . . .Wheaton 13 55 Senior Backfield ROW Is G. Chermak, S. Clarke, M. Hall. ROW 2: D. Miller, B. Davis, S. Alto. Senior Linemen ROW 1: B. Ahlbrecht, C. Strandberg, B. VanDyke, F. Novak, R. Way. ROW 2: R. Nelson, J. Susag, J. Jahr, W. Hiebel, R. Stenzel, B. Donley. Tri-Captains B. Donley, S. Alto, R. Stenzel. _________________________- 1 Tom Connor Coach A-Team Record FIRST ROW: Left to Right: L. Scott, Mgr., M. Hall, B.VanDyke, J. Jahr, S. Alto, J. Hibbard, Mgr., SECOND ROW: John Gustafson-- Alex ................Sauk Centre Alex.................. Breckenridge Alex.................Moorhead Alex.................Wheaton Alex.................Glenwood Alex.................Detroit Lakes Alex.................Fergus Falls Alex.................Melrose Alex...................Breckenridge Alex................. Glenwood Alex ................Moorhead Alex.................Melrose Alex.................Wheaton Alex ................Detroit Lakes Alex ................Sauk Centre Alex ................Fergus Falls Alex.................Willmar District Tournament 58 John Gustafson Assistant Coach Asst. Coach, R. Melaas, D. Erickson, G. Gustafson, L. Urness, J. Conrad, B. Huhn, A. Erickson, R. Schultz, Tom Connor—Coach. B-Team Record Alex................Sauk Centre Alex................ Breckenridge Alex................ Moorhead Alex................Wheaton Alex................Glenwood Alex ...............Detroit Lakes Alex................Fergus Falls Alex ...............Melrose Alex..................Breckenridge Alex ............... Glenwood Alex ...............Moorhead Alex................Melrose Alex................Wheaton Alex................Detroit Lakes Alex................ Sauk Centre Alex................Fergus Falls Alex................ Willmar ROW 1—J. Gustafson, Coach, C. Melville, T. Claggett, P. Donley, J. Conrad, J.Fahlberg, R. Thompson. ROW 2—J. Kain, G. Ensign, S. VanWie, B. Bauer, J. Howe, C. Nelson, R. Rolandson. 59 A-Team Record Alex--31.................. 18--Melrose Alex--33..................18--Sauk Centre A lex--31.................20--Breckenridge Alex--24 .................14--Glenwood Alex--20 ................. 24--Fergus Falls Alex--17..................22--Moorhead Alex--26.................. 21--Wheaton Alex--ll ................. 32--Benson Alex--22..................21--Henning Alex--28..................16--Morris Alex--29..................18--Long Prairie Coaches Dick Greengo Ted Lohrman Vern Iverson 95 lbs.—Vern has done an outstanding job this year as a sophomore. If he continues to develop as he has this year, he should be great in his next two years of competition. Darrel Maloney 112 lbs.--Darrel in his first year of wrestling is a real competitor and with more experience to go with his desire will be one of Alexandria's greats as he also is only a sophomore. Gerald Schulke 127-lbs.—Gerald, a junior, has been a steady performer for three years and is one of the better wrestle on the squad. Gerald was runner-up to the district champion last year. Kelly Johnson 138-lbs.—Kelly, a sophomore, shows a lot of promise and could develop into an out- standing wrestler with more mat experience. Paul Skoglund 138-lbs.—Paul, a junior, has worked hard and has the ability to be a steady point getter for Alex next year. Bob Davis 154-lbs.—Bob, a senior, one of the hardest workers on the squad has come a long way and was a real asset to the squad. 62 Ray Bakke 103-lbs.—Ray, a sophomore is the most improved wrestler on the squad. Alexandria can expect a lot from Ray in the future. Walt Zimara 120-lbs.—Having wres- tled in the state meet as a freshman, Walt, a two- time District 22 champ, is one of the squads most experienced wrestlers. Next year as a senior, Butch should go a long way. Ken Schulke 133-lbs.—Ken, a senior co-captain, has been a real leader and example for the rest of the squad in addition to being an excellent wrestler and district 22, Champion. 1st place Long Prarie Invitational 4th place in Conference Tied for 3rd in District Fran Novak 165-lbs.—Fran, a senior, has been a steady performer all season, being an important factor in the winning of many meets. Jim Bergner 175-lbs.--Jim, a junior, has come a long way this season and has made important con- tributions in several close meets. With more experience, Jim could develop into a fine wrestler next year. Steve Clarke Hwt.—Steve a senior co- captain is a real leader and one of the finest heavy weights in the Region. Steve will end his high school wrestling career with an excellent record. Cheryl McCabe Virginia Backlund Marcy Osterberg Cheerleaders ROW 1: V. Backlund, C. McCabe, M. Hopfner, M. Osterberg, K. Lundberg, J. Matthews, M. Berglund, B. Coleman. ROW 2: A. Fal- vey, Advisor, B. Rooney, Manager. Mary Hopfner Joni Matthews Mary Berglund ROW 1: J. Larson, K. Pearson, C. Brenden, K. Schultz, C. Bundy. Bonnie Coleman MUSIC Mr. Christenson Band Officers Mr. Askegaard Dr. Bencriscutto Pre-Concert Preparations Mr. Don Jacoby Marching Band Wind, rain, snow and freezing temperatures did not keep the 90-piece Alexandria High School Marching Band inside last fall. The precision marching drill featured in two half-time shows proved that once again the band had worked hard. Then, when basketball season came along the Pep Band helped to cheer the team on with their rousing marches. The 96 piece Concert Band performed for three concerts during the year. The Annual Pop Concert held in early December was a tremendous success. It was entitled TheGay Ninties and featured vocal and instrumental solos and ensembles. In February, the Band made its appearance at the Annual Kiwanis Benefit Concert. To close the school year, the band invited Mr. Don Jacoby, famed trumpet virtuouso, as their guest clinician. The Alexian Staff wishes to salute this active organization--the Alexandria High School Band under the leadership of Mr. L. E. Christenson. Section Leaders: Joan Matthews Susan Larson Julie Pennertz Mary Boyd Bob Anderson Peter Perreten Bob Abbott Greg Seeger Susan Foslien Mary Olson 68 Choir Section Leaders Choir Officers The Alexandria High School Choir enjoyed a very busy year. The choir undertook a big job when it decided to compose the city directory. Work was started during the summer, and with many hours of hard work a complete directory of the city was finished. Other money making projects included the magazine drive, candy sales, and a weekend of stamping catalogs. The money earned went towards an extensive trip taken in the spring. In Him Was Light, and The Light Was The Light of Man was the theme for the Choir Christmas Concert, and the Choral Club and Select Grade School Choir also added beauty to this annual program. In February, the choir appeared in the Annual Kiwanis Benefit Concert. Mr. Gerhard Track, former director of the Vienna Boys' Choir and now director of St. John's University Choir, was invited as guest clinician in the spring. The choir also sang for Senior Citizens and Baccalaureate. For their wonderful performance the Alexian staff thanks Mr. Freng and the Alexandria High School Choir. Mr. Freng Dr. Christiansen 69 Mr. Gerhard Track Stenzel. J. Walz, M. Osterberg, M. Aga, S. Larson, L. Halvorson, S. Johnson. Junior Octette M. Boyd, M. Augdahl, L. Rolfsrud, L. Bjur- lin, J. Hultman, J. Pederson, M. Lamb, P. Nelson. K. Wasson, K. Schultz, G. Clark, E. Hesse, K. Pearson, S. Verpy. Choral Club Sophomore Sextette 71 Homecoming 1961 Wheel Out Willmar” Queen Susie Dance with the Palatons . . . Queen Susie surrounded by Ryan, Bill and Steve. Pretty as a Picture 74 We'll Wilt Willmar wins top honors Now what do we do?' ACTIVITIES Junior Attendant Bonnie Coleman 77 Sophomore Attendant Kathy Schultz The Teahouse Of The August Moon Under the superb direction of Mr. Jim Perdue, the Junior Class Play was ruled as a great success. The play was entitled The Teahouse of the August Moon, with Ann Louise Darkow, JohnSchwanke and Roger Schultz playing the lead roles. Eki Chi Hokidosan . . . Wamp Wamp! 79 You tell 'em, Marc! Harvey” Harvey,” a hilarious comedy, was this year's Senior Class Play. Wendy Wallace and John Loseth had the leading roles. Confusion resulted because of Elwood P. Doud's invisible friend, a six-foot tall white rabbit called Harvey. Concerned relatives, including Miss Veta Louise Simmons, decided that Elwood definitely needed proper care. Eventually Miss Simmons almost found her- self committed to an institution. Everyone agreed that this was a successful production for the director Mr. Perdue, the Seniors, and the cast. 80 Cardinal Capers Bruce Phelps, Marcy Osterbergand Candy Rubink were the winners of cash prizes at the Cardinal Capers. Better knownas the talent show, this was put on to sponsor a foreign student. Student Council did an excellent job on planning this first talent show. They were assisted by Mr. Jim Perdue who also acted as master of ceremonies. Such dirty feet, girls! ! 81 Where is the sword, Candy? Prom, 1961 Shangri-La Passing through the Pagoda, we marched into the exotic oriental setting of Shangri-La. Memories will linger of the Japanese lanterns swaying in the pink cherry trees. 83 Mid-Winter Margaret Covel and Clint Trousil reigned as prince and princess over the 1962 Mid-Winter Sports Festival. Finalists and royalty were: Julie Pennertz, Marilyn Aga, Marilyn Neby, Dennis Miller, Bob Davis, and Glen Gustafson. The Student Council sponsored this two-day event and received all proceeds for the foreign student fund. Sports events included only one defeat, which was in wrestling, but two victories were attained in the bas- ketball and hockey games with Fergus Falls. Climaxing the successful weekend was the Mid-Winter Ball following the Fergus Falls basketball game. 84 Sports Festival Princess Margaret and Prince Clint 85 a page of patrons Toon Pontiac Coca-Cola Angen Buick Gambles Boston Rexall Drug Franzen Lumber Co. Vernon Studio Cowing - Robards Neby’s Direct Service A. P. Hustad Implement Unique Cleaners C. Al. Michaelson Red Owl Newhouse Machinery Westerfield’s Mobil Service Thomas Book and Stationery Alexandria Super Fair S. Q. Hardware Coast to Coast Hardware Bartz Radio and T.V. Tubby’s Bakery Engstrom’s Furniture Dr. R. C. Van De Steeg Dr. C. E. Carlson Dr. G. W. Clifford Dr. R. L. Eddy Dr. P. M. Geiser Dr. W. G. Heegaard Dr. D. E. Perkins Dr. H. L. Stemsrud Dr. L. F. Wasson Barthelemy’s Furriers 1st Farmer’s National Bank Alexandria State Bank Peterson’s Drug Garden Center Hall Engineering McCabe’s Camera Kolstad’s Clothing Pennertz Oil Co. Perry’s Hi Way Furniture Country Kitchen KXRA Radio Alexandria Boat Works we express our appreciation to these patrons. with their financial support we were able to accentuate quality which typifies their standing in the community, a warm and genuine thank you.