Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1964 volume:

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L 7 Awww.. dass og 1964 Je66msow Qewuw I-Hgh Alwandala, Muwesofa 1 1 ww 5 The halls are empty now and, without the happy sounds of students, they seem quiet as a church. One last look--and then we must go. The memories flood over us, but they are only the happy ones the laughing, loving, the learning at jefferson, our school. 2 FWHM Classes Contents Oagaulgatums Musw Athwm Actwrm H 4 .f- Ns WwDed1cate . We, the class of 1964, dedicate this annual to Mr. Gordon Melby, who has distinguished himself in the science department through forty years of service to the students of the Al- exandria High School. Mr, Melby has served as advisor for the Audio Visual Department and has further contributed with several years as baseball coach. In deepest appreciation for his service this dedication expresses but a small token'of our great esteem . 6 ,, 7, xi .2 , A WW. J ,,ff'mnw,mx si ,a mx M 1 I C OS Superintendent of Schools: Mr. I-lafdal High School Principal: Mr. Rykken Pupil Personnel: Mr. Benschoter STANDING: Mr. l-lafdal, Dr. Blanchard Unun'1b,Dr. Van de Steeg, Mr. Krueger. rd, Mr. B , Dr. I-leegaa Oyd. SEATE D: Mrs Qclwo-EBowuL The finest facilities and textbooks would be of little use without equally fine instructors and ad- ministrators. The function of teachers and person- nel at jefferson is not merely to fill the student with bits of knowledge, but to aid in interpreting that knowledge, and to give encouragement, guidance and understanding to those students. jefferson has many faculty members who not only accept the responsibilities of their position, but who also act as advisors for school organiza- tions. Students at jefferson High School will grate- fully remember the efforts of their many teachers in molding them into useful, productive citizens of the future. 0 MR. AHLFORS Agriculture MR. ANGLIN Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry MR. ASKEGAARD Music Geometry 81 MR. ATTRIDGE MR. BALE MR. BANKE Music Golf Coach Biology MR. DIRKS Shop 8cCabinet Making MR. BASCH Biology :Sz Coach MR. DZIUK World 8zU. S. History MISS BRUFLODT Reading Consultant MISS BUERMAN Home Economics MR. ERICKSON Physics MRS. CHRISTENSON Senior Math MR. CI-IRISTENSON Band Director MISS FOSS U.S. History 8:Social MR. CONNOR Phy. Ed. 8cCoach 9 sg . it 5 L In 3 ,rf .k.. . , .1 I ,. . ...W A: .I ,, , , f .7 .. , mv. .. .. ri.. ., V. -'a....,a- . . . fi it .. ...U 3 .ig syqnigii 'S I f ff.. . 537.37 .1 v , 9 -- 51 , 51. ' 9 tl' sf V .. Q, ' r fs 1 55 'li Lt L . 'Q 4. K . 1 . iiwiu. i . , ,. H W in 13111-',S' 1 ' 'f-' . L H.. -, , E. Q1 -.i S 5, MR. FRENG ' Choir MR. FISHER Coach MR. GREENGO Art F MMM . MR. GUSTAFSON MRS. HALVERSON Coach MISS HOKANSON Senior Math Sz Geometry. MR. LOHRMAN Track Coach MRS. A. JOHNSON Nurse MISS LUDWIG Guidance MR. MAAC K Vocational Educ ation MISS KRONENBERG Stenography 8: Typing. MR. MADSON Biology MRS. MARTINSON Senior Math MRS. LOHRMAN Physical Education MISS MESNA Bookkeeping 10 Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Advanced Sz College Algebra. I... X . S 2 1 . I 152 '... E .Q .S .. .r. . 1 -I gf' , K s. 1 J 1 f i. if MQ. . xiii .V .1 L V' m lk . ig. 5. i ,.:: '.'f I . . .y...... MRS. HEDINE Latin 8: World History. MR. MORRISON United States History MR. OLSON Metal Shop MR. ORDING Student Council Advisor, Attendance Officer. Jgfffb Q' Sk ' Ov N1- roxgi So X JB Jr P tho! QD J . ?J-'Q' .D IQ! by J! W Q1 far MR. PERDUE MR. PERRIZO MR. PETERSON -C' X English, History. Counselor English, Journalis QQ!! MRS. SCHWANKE MISS PUETZ English, History. MR. STAN GER MR. RADER World History, Typing. MR. REITER Coordinator MISS SKALBECK MRS. RIGGS French 8: English. . MR. RIGGS Social Science, Speech. MR. SONSTEGAARD MR. RUETER English ll Speech Correction Typing, Office Practice. English Agriculture MR. WITTENBERG History, Social Science MISS WOLD Librarian MRS. ZAUCHE English MISS LIBERA Part Time Traini Stenography MR. MELBY Chemistry MR. PACIOTTI Agriculture Secretariesq Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Herington, Mrs. Rolandson, Mrs. Pennar . ng, 12 ities- . 1 3 ., . J I - , V, ,. H, ts W,'i1i24' sag 1 rl Cooks: Mrs. Omland, Mrs. John son, Mrs. Steinhorst, Mrs. Lund. Custodians: C. Secoy, P. Ensign C. Hanson, J. Peacock, Not Pic- tured, C. Deaton. Bus drivers: G. Engstrom, J. Peacock, L. Lee, C. Hanson, N. Hausmann, D. Aga, J. Steidl, E. Matthews, B. Howard. BACK ROW--D. Revering, A. Ellis, M. Hendrickson, H. Berger, L. Gilmore, B. Backlund, E. Praska, Not Pictured: J. Hauer, S. Schultz. I 2 ,ad Pwsfdent Jaw lcmluw Vw Pwsrdewb Iblnfuj Vaw Kewpew Qelyaefongffwolswamef A401145 Nodlmwb As each l964 senior walks down the aisle to receive the document that marks the culmination of twelve years of study and anticipation, fleeting memories will zip thru his head. As sophomores, we were represented at the Homecoming festivities by Attendant Kathy Schultz. As juniors we elected Mary Van Kempen to be our Homecoming attendant, and we pro- duced a prize winning float. Many hours of work and planning went into the l963 prom, but all went well as promgoers climbed a Stairway to the Stars. Carole Diekow reigned over our final Home- coming at IHS. The many class plays, dances, games, and school festivities will not soon be forgotten. Now, as we the class of l964, step out onto the threshold of a new world, we take with us a wealth of experience, friendship, and memories. 14 ACHTER, JAMES AHLBRECHT, JAMES AKER, LAURIE ALBERG, SUSAN ALLISON, SANDRA AMUNDSON, C. THOMAS ANDERSON, DARLENE ANDERSON, DGETTE ANDERSON, GAIL 1 'A Q ,kkyr my '4L 'N. ' H., vw IE WW ANDERSON, PAUL ANDERSON, WILLIAM ANGLIN, GARY ' BAKKE, RAYMOND BAUER, BARRY BAUMBACH, SUSAN WEN 'W-up M,-f BRUNDAGE, LYNDA BUNDROCK, GLORIA BUNDROGK, GERALD BUNDY, GONNIE BUTLER, IUDITI-I GASSIDA, L. DIANE BENSON, RONALD BEULKE, SANDRA BJERKNESS, RAYMOND BLANK, MARILYN BLOOM, GENE BOLZET, GARY BOYD, LELAND BJORALT, MARY ANN BRENDEN, CAROL CI-IAN, CAROLINE CHILAN, ROGER CHRISTOPHERSON MARY ALICE CII-ILAR, LARRY CIHLAR, LORRAINE CLAGCETT, R. TERRY CLARK, GAIL COLTEN, JANE CONNOR, TIMOTHY Wifi? ENSIGN, GERALD ESTERBERG, ALVIN EVANS, KARLYN FABER, JAMES FAHLBERG, JOHN FEARING, CHERYL ,fi DEMPEWOLF, LINDA DIEKOW, CAROLE DONLEY, PAUL DREXLER, FRANK DROPIK, JUDITH DYNDA, LONNIE EIDEN, JUDITH EMERSON, Duwm' ENGLUND, JOYCE NE l FERNOW, JUDITH FISHER, RONALD FREITAG, ROSALIE FROEMMING, SUSAN FURAN, Jo ANN GEHRKE, KAREN GENDREAU, RICHARD GERIS, DONALD GERNAND, LYLE . ,A 3 . 7 2.4 3 gn Z ,yy .. A 1 3 W ff ' 2 7 A X.. I GRAUNKE, EUGENE GRIEP, CAMILLE GROVE, IOANN GUENTHER, WILLIAM GUNDERSON, BRUCE GYLSEN, MARVYL -era' HIBBA RD, JOHN HIEBEL, ELSIE HILL, KATHERINE HINI ON, RICHARD HINTZEN, MARILYN HOFELAND, JOSEPH HALSTEAU, LYNN HANSON BYRON HARTMAN, BONNIE HEDINE, BARBARA HEDLUNO, CAROL HEID, LQIVONNE HELIE, LAWRENCE HERZOG, PHYLLIS HES-SE, EMOIEAN HOGLUND,lJNDA HOLMGREN,IRB HOLVERSON,BRUCE PKPPE,DONALD HORTON,DENNB HOVLAND,LARRY HOWARD, VICKI HQWE, JAMES HVEZDA, SANDRA ISAACSON, JILL IVERSON, VERNON JENSON, CALVIN JERN, ARLISS JQBE, GLORIA JOHNSON, BRIAN JOHNSNJ WAYNE JOSEPHSON,IvOSELLA KAIN, JAMES KA11NA,JEAN KARELS,GERALD KARROW,RODNEY 55 -.,. . A-am... JOHNSON, JQHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON f'Wfen:f',iw Sw, 'X cg-1 -, A' H' 5 A 5? jk? L'.L 7 L JN, -f.1,-- 5 ,E?piQ, WkwQW7F:f mah- ,::,::. 'f-':':. . :gif ' 'KNAW ' ' I t Vx D.KELLEY FREDRKHQ JEAN HHHTH LENNY MARLOW NHCHAEL SHARON STUART KELLER,EDWARD KELLY,COLLEEN KELLY,MARGARET KIEHNE, JAMES KNAPP, MARY KQRINEK, ROLAND KRUEGER,BRENDA KUEHL,SANDRA KUHNAU,EARL 'Y II ag -N. 2 g sw mx A? Aim pa 5 J AAA , A ' A ,A fEV7'VQfifA .V-, fm EH A AAA ll.. , A iv. A A E A f, . LANGER,DONALD LARSON,HHHTH LHHKL.MARGARET LOVELAND,WHJJAM MALMBEWQ MARY MALONEY,DARRELL MEDENWALDT, DORIS MELVILLE, R. CRAIG MILLER, GALE MYI-IR, PAMELA NACK, CAROL NEILSEN, DARWIN Rx ,617 MA RQUETTE, DUWAYNE MARQUETTE, JOHN MARTINSQIQ, JANET MA RTINSON, JOHN MASTELLAR, LORRAINE MATT OCKS, LARRY MAYER, RONALD MCDONALD, GLORIA MCPHAIL, RONALD NELSON, NELSON NELSON NELSON NELSON CHERYL CURTB JAMES JEANNE LYNN IUCHOLAS,BRUCE NODLAND,MARY CWSTEDAL,MARY OKERLUND, KATHLEEN . ,V 'xr SLSS ., 1 W W jd Si1lLLS t QLA .' H 1' W 'R f- wif W? . , V , .M L 5? xg! f X 5 'Y- QHTSW, OLSEN OLSON, OLSON OLSON OLSON OLSON 7 7 VIRGINIA BONYTA DOUGLAS LEONARD ROLAND RONALD e,,,-,,m ' ' ' PRCHAL, BETTY PRONEK, KATHRYN PUHRMANN, BEVERLY POWER, JEAN RADIL, CAROL RAIRDQN, DAVID OLSON, SHIRLEY OLSON, STEVEN OPPEL, ROBERT OVERLY, KAREN PACIOTTI, KATHLEEN PANNING, DALE PEARSON, KATHLEEN PENNIE, WILLIAM PLATTO, LYNDA REED, FRED REISNER, LESLIE REUTER, DAVID REVERING, ALICE REVERING, EILEEN RICE, ,IONELL ROLANDSON, RUSSELL ROSENBE RG, GLORIA SGI-IAGKEL, GE ORGE SGHACKEL, LOIS SCHMIDT, DENNIS SGI-IONBERG, DAVID SCHULTZ, KATHLEEN SGI-IULZ, LYNN SCOTT, ROGER WMQM , wwmHm 5 H mx 3 .ann K 7 Ei, , ig soDERHoLM,J0AN SOUTHWARD,DENNB SPAULIHNG, CAROLYN SHUNGER,GLENDA STEEN,KAREN STEFFEN,XUCKI SEARLE,jERALD MH?ANEN,LORETTA SEWARD,DARRELL SHERMAK,LORRADH3 SKOGLUND,DEAN SKROVE,DAVHD SKROVE,DONALD SLETTO,SHERYL SNHTH,CRAK3 'TQ 'QF STEIDL, DIANE STELFLUG, DIANE STEMSRUD, JANE STONE, SARA STOVVE, EUTENNA SUNDBLAD, LEE SUSAG RICHARD TABBERT CURTIS THOMPSON RICK WNY TRENNE, VERLA TROUSIL, MARIAN TURNER, LEORA TVRDIK, SANDRA URNESS, LEE VanAMBER, JAMES JUN if flu.. WICKEN, ALLEN WIDSTROM, KENNETH WINTER, ROBERT WOLTERS MARY JANE WOODHA LL , DONALD WROLSON, SHERYL apr ff? VAN KEMPEN, MARY VAN WIE, STEVEN VERPY, SHARON VIC KERMAN, THERESA VOLLRATH, DORIS VONDER HAAR, MICHAEL WALBERG, KATHLEEN WASSON, KATHERINE WEATHERWAX, LYNN YOUNGQUIST, JANE ZEHNER, KATHERINE ZELLER, LINDA ZIEGELMAN, GORDON ZINNEL, STEVEN ZURN, DARLENE ' g EA, .S W , l X 2 E A .4 3 , Q fx f' -. I 'W T -, 3 3 2 f Ji 1964 Pwstdwb 16. B. Teglamb View Pfwsidewb Paula Qw1d'a1u5Twasuwv Que Gmlmw .-,..iL..h. We, as juniors at IHS, launched the year with the annual election of officers. We made K. B. Tegland our president, Paul Strandberg our vice -president and Sue Gorham our secretary-treasurer. Members of our class joined clubs and actively participated in athletic events. We were ably represented at sports events by three junior cheerleaders in addition to our athletes. The 1963 Homecoming events provided Work and fun for our class. Our repre- sentative of beauty for the weekend was Lavonne Feda. Diligent Work and originality paid off when our junior float, Flatten Fergus, won first prize and claimed the class cup. The remaining part of the year found us busy with general classwork, our class play and other activities. The junior -Senior Prom, which We sponsored, was a main social event of the year. Our class worked faithfully to produce a gay and festive evening that will linger in the memories of all who attended. Now, final exams ended, We face with great expecta- tion our final year in high school--as seniors! 32 5 . . Y' T H - ff . v ' 4 ROW 1: S. Barholomew, J. Brockopp, E. Benesh, K. Anderson, D. Anderson, M. Becker, C. Aslagson. ROW Z: J. Affeldt, J. Angus, D. Alm, J. Angus, E. Beulke, E. Beulke, J. Anderson, C. Bakke. ROW 3: N. Anderson, D. Blank, B. Anderson, L. Bartos, M. J. Arendt M. Brustuen, G. Anderson, R. Bey, R. Anderson. ROW 4: M. Bolin, D. Anderson, D. Aldous, R. Bolstad, P. Anderson, M. Benson, B. Bruzek, B. Berglund, C. Braunshweig. ROW 1: L. Covel, K. Carlson, J. Christopherson, P. Collins, S. Ester- berg, L. Dietz, L. Feda, J. Chlian. ROW 2: D. Chounard, C. Enge- bretson, D. Bullert, M. Craig, K. Donley, L. Evans, P. Christopherson, B. Dokken, K. Faber. ROW 2: R. Divine, G. Faehnrich, J. Deleski, G. Femrite, D. Diment, H. Burwell, R. Englund, V. Eastlund, T. Byrne. ROW 4: B. Bruzek, R. Crouse, L. Femrite, M. Burkey, H. Faber, G. Ekdahl, J. Clifford, T. Ellis, J. Drexler, D. Fladwood. 33 ROW 1: S. Graves, J. Huberty, J. Henning, D. Hoffman, D. Huffman, M. Hibbard, J. Hopfner, G. Hanson. ROW 2: S. Gorham, H. Furan, P. Hintzen, J. Herdan, R. Froemming, M. Hunter, R. Helie, M. Har- big. ROW 3: M. Gillispie, H. Hoffland, P. Foth, D. Hass, B. Har- tung, M. Gulbranson, J. Hachmann, R. Helie. ROW 4: P. Forster, S. Froemming, G. Goodrich, T. Greenwood, D. Hepper, M. Foss, E. Floding, M. Geiser, M. Howe. ROW 1: V. Johnson, J. Koubsky, K. Josephs, D. Krahmer, P. Kuhl, C. Johnson, C. Johnson, C. Johnson. ROW 2: J. Kloehn, J. Johnson K. Kakac, B. Jones, D. Jackson, C. Johnson, E. Keipe, R. Josephson, R. Johnson. ROW 3: J. Kloehn, L. Johnson, V. Kuhnau, W. Isely, B. Kloehn, J. Kalina, J. Klug, R. Koon, R. Koon. ROW 4: R. Kochie, L. Jensen, G. Johnson, J. Kraemer, R. Johnson, T. Kiehne, . B. Kirst, T. Kuhne, L. Krebs. 34 ,gy J p LJ' ,ff gm. , , v J 3 N .Lily I 4' nflvl E ,.,X 1 i 5 1 i I f- ' j A ,, , V 4, ,. 1. f , qs, 1 4 N' 1 . ' QF VN- X' f as lf. F S , K., '25 ' Cf fx O3s:1'5swvk X 5 Ni Q, gn: 51 ,UO , f .. ,-5 ' ' S - H' E303 1 1 - 93353 5 S fx 903' EM pu X ni M I CD Wg: F'- jx, x 'go A2 - W 2. Q lv N- M 5, Lf 'ujugo , X i D Fri FSE. wx, Rx ist Ei M QSQQU5 'm ' WJ fb O p Q ' za fx-1 A if PF ow A zzzgzi 3 D ra :U-DOF S 335,32-GJ' 237529522 m Q,-,mgoi 0 Nm , :r.gu5u MU r- ffiffouw ' - 'D'QzfQ' gf-mg4CUS --X' QQF'-'VJ M cn? ' M It ' O rw- -Ugw Q, Qs-5552 mLUoS Lr:,. 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Y 'K lvgjif' 1 EJAQV 1 - , HJ- H ,, ,. .,, 35 5 K f,f' ,, F M fi! w 4-' if .fl K ROW l: S. Smith, J. Schlosser, B. Seward, G. Springer, S. Severson, M. Schoeneck, P. Schwegler, B. Schultz. ROW 2: L. Rupert, J. Roquette, M. Schultz, J. Rocrs, B. Schwanl-ce, P. Schmidt, J. Rudd, L. Sass. ROW 3: K. Sherry, J. Salt, M. Schultz, R. Ryding, J. Skoglund, M. J. Simonson, J. Seppanen, K. Schulz. ROW 4: G. Schulke, D. Serie, J. Seim, S. Rolfsrud, J. Rue, B. Schorn, G. Rutten, G. Schmidt, L. Spellmun. l l , I I ,ff R r l 1 I A if T ' iw! - il ' .Q I I .fl . 3. 5 , 1, lv: ' f 1 , , 5.1 .- 1 1 I r - I , , , 1 . r ff. I Q, f.f 1 K fu 5241 .1 5 ii ff' ROW 1: T. Wadsworth, N. Unger, B. Vendel, E. V. Kempen, P. Thompson, B. Thomp- kstfn, B. Tvrdik, J. Zziviska. ROW 2: R. Steinmetz, C. Whelan, D. Walker, E. Walstad, 2 Zimmcl, M. Trousil, B. Tonn, R. Steinmetz. ROW 3: J. Wechsler, D. Williams, P L . V' Strandberg, P. Widstrorn, P. Watters, C. Volden, P. Zeibarth, S. Stoltenberg, J. Wussow ROW 4: G. Vogt, R. Watson, K. Teglund, C. Starck, L. Thorton, D. Trousil, E. Jfhomzis, D. Vllilke, lvl. Weinberg. I A 'W A71 ... s q . .W Q 0 Q g M ' 1 M' 1 I 36 I f R :fx .Ai .- 'Q fi 1 :X Eh lf 113 Pwsrdwfn Jolwf I-lelgesow V09 PWSFJBMA: BIDL Dams Neilbxjewsew fNob Picfuwdfj Qwdzmd-Twaswwuz Aj Linda Lundbefag mmiffljl fiwwi l fi QCQOW Wm JKLJQJZ milf, at r a Q if W -7 t My iqywgmgyiujjq. a ,iowa td .Q V 0' ' lwfx Xrsj -AW Maw New ' W 'Cf' JL y 0 ww L HO 0, YV EN X L QP! BMO C ' CV X fi V I X ' V ' , 1 i will aff' M WWW JA-f ,, . ,. Q Jug, 4 I J 5 Q t J 5. flxdgyjby bbw? tm Owe op v , C f 'K' bei' KM N ' tg . N , X 1 V ,OU ,fp 'r xtfqva Ibxff W ,ASW 1 D ,ld gf M ff, ,www f 0, ,dpi at M e entered Jefferson v 1 N excited, confused and a I k W ' little scared. But, despite our 4, 5:5 5 J W O YU5, fears, IHS soon became a second - home to us sophomores. A X 574 .JU U' Our class began the school year by pffc electing john Helgeson class president. KU ip Linda Lundberg was chosen secretary- T I ' ,icflpy treasurerg we sophomores did not easily , 3 ' 9 choose a vice-president, so Neil Jensen and Li!! Bill Davis filled that office jointly. ' We found Homecoming very exciting as Riki Ol- son represented us in the royal court. We produced a fine Homecoming float and entered into the spirit of the year, we investigated the academic opportunities of- fered at jefferson. We struggled through theorems, French and Latin verbs and ten-minute typing timings. We conquered poetry, grammar and world history. We had fun, and 'we learned something--perhaps! We were soon caught up in a whirl of extracurricular activities, which helped us to make new friends and mold our personalities. Now, as we end our first year of senior high school, we truly hope that the next two years before us will be as beneficial as our sophomore year. 38 'Y' 1 ROW 1: K. Cain, K. Aga, J. Anderson, M. Butler, L. Bundy, K. Bal- trus, L. Bugge, B. Bartz. ROW 2: D. Carlson, T. Bongard, B. Carlson B. Bursch, B. Bullick, J. Bergner, J. Braseth, D. Beach. ROW 3: R. Brown, R. Boje, S. Bunkers, B. Bauer, J. Alberg, J. Anderson, C. An- derson, K. Bolin, P. Daas. ROW 4: L. Bjurlin, G. Anderson, M. Bundy, J. Annis, J. Ahlfors, L. Betterman, G. Beck, M. Colton, G. Becker. ROW 1: J. Carter, L. Carlson, K. Cordray, K. Fladwood, M. Cihlar, C. Engstrom, D. Fcda. ROW 2: J. Danielson, J. Cooper, S. Flenner, B. Davidson, T. Fischer, P. Danielson, E. Dropik. ROW 3: B. Davis, J. Craig, D. Dvorsek, S. Cassida, J. Dokken, M. Feda, B. Cassady. ROW 4: C. Engstrom, B. Claggett, J. Dokken, L. Femrite, R. Enberg, D. Eddy, D. Feda- 39 ROW l: P. Hanson, D. Hilleslnd, L. Geris, D. Holten, J. Gettel, J. fl' Goodell, B. Gulbranson, D. Hachrnan. ROW 2: N. Jensen, S. Gro- A 4- senick, D. Hill, J. Hill, S. lgnowski, D. Hughes, G. Hansen, S. Hog- L .L fi lund, D. Gulbranson. ROW 3: L. Holverson, R. Hiebel, L. Holt, H. , l , A Haanen, S. Hvezda, R. Hinton, B. Jenson, A. Hjelm. ROW 4: C. ,Q , 7 V ax, X l' Guenther, L. Henry, D. Hall, R. Gawthrop, J. Helgeson, G. Hagenj A X-1' R. Gaugert, R. Froemrning. lf' '- mx I' ,, , , ,., , . ,. L 1' X Q ix-1 A .K ' ., ROW 1: P. Lanigan, C. Kiehne, D. Klein, K. Kostnian, K. Kall! l strom, L. Lundberg, K. Kobs, A. Karels. ROW 2: P. Johnsrud, R. Klug, C. Johnson, J. Kloehn, C. Johnson, M. Lund, K. Krebs, B. Kochie, D. Kuhnau. ROW 3: R. Jobe, J. Klein, A. Jesness, B. Johnson, R. Longfellow, C. Jern, W. Linder, D. Lorsung, B. Lange. ROW 4: D. Kuhnau, M. Keller, P. Kiger, A. Johnson, T. Larson, G. Kuhne, B. Krohnfeldt, R. Kuehl, D. Johnson. E 1 i Q ' '40 . ' L I , B ROW 1: D. Norling, G. Miller, M. J. Moen, L. Miller, E. Olson, D. Maetzold, P. McClellan, P. McWhorter. ROW 2: G. McPhai1, P. McWhorter, P. McWhorter, P. Olson, J. Niehoff, D. Nack, J. Patrick, A. Norling. ROW 3: J. McCarten, B. Motzko, B. Muzik, D. Olson, ' M. Olson, L. Muzik, A. Nichlas, P. Meyer, C. Martinson. ROW 4: ' C. Olsen, H. Miller, S. Mackeckney, D. Nack, T. Maus, P. Noonan, C. Mounsdon, D. Olson. , L!L,f7x3jJ , Ut, fwjjyww' .CW ffl? , , j fl' vu f . 1 'j I ' ,W 4 vi, JM, w ,, ,I CL L ROW 1: P. Pladsen, C. Peterson, T. Olson, L. Peart, D. Rassat, S. ,VW LM 0,7 Platto, S. Rolfsrud, N. Omland. ROW 2: W. Rudd, D. Schlosser, R. U V, C U JW Olson, S. Pahl, G. Rosenberg, C. Penn, C. Osterhaus, K. Schlosser. c I J' ,VUL if ROW 3: E. Reed, B. Paciotti, C. Peterson, M. Peacock, L. Reed, K. ,WV My Roth, S. Paulzine, B. Rupert, L. Peterson. ROW 4: R. Rarney, R. jg-jJJ'4 'A' ' Sarnmons, L. Richardson, B. Phelps, J. Pothast, G. Russell, D. Ro- X , , , quette, G. Rogers. Uv - lj JH X K X- U U 41 Xl r-N rx Q 7x fizK'x V5 ROW 1: M. Spaulding, M. Searle, L. Soderholm, V. Speath, J. Thoennes, R. Sharp, C. Sherman. ROW 2: M. Timm, M. Schoeneck, B. Thorson, R. Springer, P. Steen, T. Shinabarger, J. Sunblad. ROW 3: R. Spaulding, J. Strunic, V. Streiber, K. Steen, J. Spellman, K. Scott, M. Terhark, D. Spaulding. ROW 4: R. Schlosser, J. Stclflug, M. ' Suchy, W. Schorn, G. Seth, K. Schultz, W. Seal, J. Tesch, L. Tilleskjor. ROW l: F. Weatherwux, M. Vickstrom, S. Vorderhruggen, J. Wittwer, J. Walberg, J. 1 Walberg, K. Schlosser, R. Wille. ROW 2: C. Yager, J. Vipond, L. Zwieg, K. Van- Vickle, D. Wussow, A. Verpy, B. Wechsler, G. Wittenbel, R. Tvrdik. ROW 3: A. 1 Scott, M. Tvrdik, L. Wicken, J. Urness, B. Vonderl-laar, B. Tvrdik, D. Williams, R. ' Wenaas, L. Williams. ROW 4: J. Zasada, C. Turner, G. VanAmber, D. Vacek, M. Waage, J. Walz, R. Vendel, A. Yeutter, M. Towers, M. Woodhall. 42 Ommkm' l'l1l-P ZZ,-X 'n'11Jr-ICD wa it I, U a f C 2 1 if no in ED I S: Carol Diekow, Kay Wasson, and Ad- visor Mr. Riggs. HKS, Stgne, P, Myhr, T. Vickerman, C. Brenden. XM. Nodland, C . I-Iedlund. We, the members of the l963-64 Alexian staff, have worked hard to cap- ture the highlights of our last year, and preserve them in a yearbook. We will remember the frantic rush to meet deadlines and the hours of time spent in assembling our book, but We will also re- member the fun, and the pride in the finished product. , PFM.V.Ken1pen,G. McDonald, E. Hesse, K. Johnson, C. Tabbert. Q 1 X I . - , if 'Fi pg . 5 V p w Z I .,. Q 1 . ,. 1 i , 4- SI FFP. Donley, S. Alberg, S. Tvrdik, J. Aehter, L. Platte, B. Krueger, J. Nelson, D. Cassid. -'wr ' -awww --iii il if 44 -new N l PHOTOGRAPHY: 5 '? V. Trenne, PFD. Woodhall, J. Matti nson. fi.. HO COPY: s. Baumbach, J. Kiehne, XM. Malmberg. H - I CI PKK. Steen, L. Seppanen, L. Turner, K. Paciotti. ORGANIZATIONS AND u n fu B. Bauer, B. Hedine, HCM. Ljung, S. Verpy. J.Larson,J.Howe,J. ATHLETI CS: A. wicken, vlfJ. Hib- Youngquist, YC. Bundy. bard, R. Rolandson. 45 Qtudeab Council g, ,,,, 1. nf' ,W K 7. Ain. P J. Fahlberg 1 President ROW 1: C. Bundy, L. Platto, K. Steen, S. Platto, S. Stone, M. Ljung, C. Engstrom, S. Aga. ROW 2: Mr. Ording, M. Benson, J. Spellman, M. VanKempen, K. Wasson, C. Diekow, J. Power, K. Donley. ROW 3: R. Divine, P. Strandberg, S. Graves, K. Kobs, L. Bundy, S. Blanchard, R. Rolandson, K. Tegland. ROW 4: L. Johnson, S. Rolfs- rud, C. Jenson, P. Donley, B. Phelps, J. Fahlberg, J. Ahlfors, J. Helgeson. One of the most dynamic groups in jefferson is g the student council. Council is a group of rep- W resentatives elected by each class of the student at 'S body. Though not a governing body, it serves as a Y ,.l..Ll t voice for the students to the administration. Among f, activities sponsored by the group are Homecoming, sh X S a talent show, Mid-winter activities, and many more. W l.is Alexandria was elected President of the Minnesota ' A Association of Student Councils last year, and Paul Donley capably filled this position in the M.A.S.C. during l963-64. ROW 1: John Hibbard, S. Platto, K. Cain, S. Baumbach, ROW 2: J. Henning, B. Bursch, D. Olson, W. Isely. Melnbers of the debate teant meet ROW 3: J. Pothast, P. Olson, J. Kiehne, B. Kloehn, with other Schools to argue the , year's assigned topic. Resolved: ? that the Social Security benefits should be extended to include com- ? plete medical care. Logical i reasoning and thorough study of the 5 subject matter produce the views of individual debaters. Active, hard- working members help to make this group successful. u I 1 2 I H E 2 Debate 46 ROW 1: K. Overly, E. Walstad, L. Dempewolf, J. Hubert, S. Froemming, C. Hedlund. ROW 2: B. Hedine, L. Zeller, T. Vickerman, G. Anderson, B. Kloehn, M. Linser, D. Bullert. ROW 3: C. Melville, A. Wicken, J. Howe, R. Rolandson, G. Bloom, J. Kusske. ROW 4: D. Woodhall, S. Rolfsrud, P. Donley, R. Gendreau, L. Olson, M. Howe. The staff of the Alhi Times arranges student life at Jefferson on four pages of print and pictures monthly. With each issue of the paper the four page editors, assistant editor and reporters hope to bring new ideas and interest Auwrmes into the school life of students through the publication of school news, colorful features and timely editorials. Youth for Christ is designed to pro- mote a good Christian attitude through the jefferson Senior High student body. By promoting a Christian attitude the club also promotes high moral and academic standards. Through their meetings, their presentations and their lives, the members of the YFC set fine examples in their community. vita. gm cm 47 ROW 1: E. VanKempen, C. Nack, T. Olson, S. Rolfsrud, K. Cain, D. Hughes, P. Hill, M. Vickstrom, G. Hansen, P. McClellan, J. Cooper. ROW 2: V. Johnson, K. Josephs, M. Cihlar, D. Maetzold, S. Peart, J. Spellrnan, J. Thoennes, S. Hvezda, K. Aga. ROW 3: L. Bugge, K. Kakac, E. Beulke, K. Fladwood, S. Platto, S. Cassida, A. Nicholas, B. Bullick, B. Cassady, K. Bolin, S. Bunkers. ROW 4: B. Motzko, B. Kochie, S. Verpy, L. Evans, P. Watters, C. Peterson, J. Anderson, B. Vonder Haar, B. Paciotti, K. Krebs. Guidance for all interested in a medi- cal career is provided by the Future Nurses Club. Guest speakers and the w Candy-striper program allow the mem- Pfesldem , bers of the club a first -hand look at the Margaret Ljung A . . R . . pi oicssion. Member s also participate ' in the immunization program and in thc nurse's office. ROW 1: P. Herzog, G. Nord, J. Hopfner, T. Wadsworth, J. Kalina, J. Johnson, D. Krahmer, M. Olson, S. Gorham, L. Feda. ROW 2: B. Pederson, J. Schwegler, J. Fer- now, T. Stowe, L. Deitz, K. Carlson, C. Fearing, B. Prchal, N. Creger, M. Ljung, J. Angus, M. VanKempen, E. Beulke, J. Englund, S. Sletto, L. Halstead, L. Zeller, J. i Larson, L. Brundage, S. Johnson, J. Kalina, L. Spellman. ROW 4: K. Pearson, S. Pennar, P. Widstrom, C. Brenden, R. Ryding, P. Peterson, B. Olson, C. Voldon, B. Hartung, J. Butler. 48 Futww Nwcsas OM: , ,1 S J f... fi g Q-SW ' w aging, W vs., 'Q Z y ,W gt President Lynn We atherwax ROW 1: F. Reed, M. Johnson, D. Martin, Miss Wold, K. Overly, P. Thompson. ROW 2: P. Lanigan, S. Baumbach, M. Cihlar, D. Nelson, F. Weatherwax, L. Weatherwax, M. Malmberg, D. Anderson, J. Lindquist. ROW 3: B. Tonn, L. Schackel, J. Wittwer, M. Terhark, G. Anderson, L. Hoglund, G. Hansen, L. Mastellar, K. Fladwood, P. Her- zog. ROW 4: C. Peterson, K. Walberg, B. Larson, J. Hachmann, B. Schwanke, S. Cassida, B. Olson, B. Bursch, N. Larson, M. Hunter. ROW 5: M. Vonder Haar, E. Thomas, R. Versluis, T. Amundson, D. Aldous, J. Hovland, G. Rutter, P. Anderson, D. Skrove, D. Emerson. Members of the Library Club help to add greater service to the library. These students have opportunities to develop along educational, vocational, and social lines. Members gain a Wider knowledge of the library, training in accuracy and a sense of responsi- .,,. bi l ity . ,M a . ,lk .. X - President Darlene Zurn Fuiww I-I o6Avwuwaf The purpose of the Future Home- makers of America is to promote an appreciation of the importance of homemaking and to help individuals im- prove their personal, family, and com- munity living. The members of the club are active in home life, realizing that their contributions today will influence their future homes. ROW l: D. Nelson, B. Tvrdik, L. Schackel, D. Anderson, K. Van Vickle, B. Roers, B. Puhrmann, J. Carter, D. Norling. ROW 2: C. Peterson, B. Seward, B. Tonn, M. Zim- mel, L. Mastellar, J. Isaacson, L. Miller, D. Rasset, J. Hill. ROW 3: K. Walberg, C. Kiehne, L. Reed, D. Alrn, P. Kuhl, G. Rosenberg, S. Johnson, G. Rosenberg, V. Olsen, P. Thompson. ROW 4: J. Sternsrud, B. Schwanke, M. Gylsen, D. Dvorsak, S. Hvesda, D. Medenweldt, J. Kloehn, D. Zurn, V. Trenne, K. Meyer, D. Holten. 49 FutuwFauwus Arwdcaf mrwgl PRESIDENT ,.... . 'I' --. ROWI: J. Lanigan, L. Olson, J. Ritten, K. Faber, B. Johnson, D. Skrove, D. Skrove, R. Bjerkness, M. Benson, C. Tabbert. ROW 2: R. Tvrdik, R. Klug, G. Wittnebel, D. Gulbrzinson, D. Haehman, D. Wussow, W. Rudd, B. Gunther, V. Kuhnau, E. Masteller, J. Kloehn, R. Josephson, M. Gulbranson, L. Sundblad, R. Willie. ROW 3: E. Reed, D. Schmidt, L. Peterson, R. Brown, R. Sehllosser, P. McWhorter, C. Olsen, P. Nokes, J. Rudd, S. Hoglund, J. Faber, D. Blank, D. Olson, J. Kloehn, D, Seward. ROW 4: D. Roquette, D. Johnsrud, M. Keller, R. Blje, G. Karls, D. Ahlbrecht, M. Colton, P. Forster, R. Bey, D. Eddy, R. Bolstad, G. Bundrock, M. Johnson, D. Kuhnau, G. Becker. ROW 5: G. Beck, C. Guenther, D. Rairdon, J. Rue, D. Wilke, J. Drexler, I-I. Faber, L. Thornton, C. Stark, G. Kiihne, D. Trousil, L. Froernming, J. Roquette, M. Burl-Ley, K. Schultz, D. Kuhnau. The Future Farmers of America is organized chiefly for the purpose of introducing new farming methods and improving the methods now practiced. Each year the FFA sponsors a Parents In Audio -Visual students receive experience in the repairing and oper- ation of movie projectors and other types of sound devices. Visual aids add Night and a Father-Son Banquet. The members also supervise various farm and Community projects. The local chapter also sends delegates to state and national conventions. appeal to classroom activity. Audio- Visual members also are responsible for the maintenance of the public ad- dress system. Members: J. Drexler, B. Gunderson, D. I-ljelm, D. Hoppe, S. Johnson, P. McVVhorter, D. Panning, J. Patrick, L. Reisher, G. Rutten, D. Serie, L. Sundblad, T. Toenjes, D. Wilke. .7'h S - .sis .M g:f'? P R ES ID EN T LEE S UNDBLAD Audlmvfsuab F l DAVID SKROVE 9-HQ l l Qclwolf Pobwff , T s 6 ' ima if . v e il., J ,. 5i.1r: 5'fb, : w i as W.. ROW 1: D. J. Skrove, G. McPhai1, D. W. Skrove. ROW 2: B. Johnson, B. Nicholas, T. Amundson, R. McPhail. The school patrol is a voluntary organization sponsored by the Ameri- can Legion. The patrol safeguards the jefferson student body by directing pedestrain and vehicle traffice in the School area during lunch hours and after school. The members of the patrol are guests of the Legion twice during the school year at a dinner. Future Business Leaders is organized for high school students, usually sen- iors, who are members of the part time training program. The main pur- pose of the club is to give students educational, social and recreational opportunities. During the year FBL sponsors an employer-employee banquet and also participates in state and local conventions . ROW 1: D. Steidl, J. Johnson, J. Rice, B. Olson, S. Hvezda, L. Weatherwax, V. Stef- fen, D. Cassida, L. Dynda. ROW 2: P. Herzog, L. Aker, L. Platto, J. Isaacson, C. Radil, J. Butler, T. Colton, N. Olsen, K. Evans. ROW 3: T. Stowe, D. Stelflug, K. Schulty, K. Gehrke, B. Bundruck, C. Fearing, J. Dropik, L. Cihlar. ROW 4: L. Brund- age, L. Shermak, M. Gylsen, D. Medenwalt, V. Trenne, B. Geris, L. Guenther, V. Iverson. ROW 5: H. Hoffland, G. Vogt, D. Marquette, T. Claggett, E. Keller, S. P! Zinnel, F. Drexler, C. Nelson. ,Q ,,., 1,5 A. H, . 4 :LN ,zgggw . 9, v President Lynda Platto Fuiwwf y Business Leaders Kajdub , nm.: B . p B ss, -.--X : President Paul Donley ROW 1: G. Schulke, M. Larson, A. Wieken, P. Stranderg, B. Davis, N. Jensen. ROW 2: M. Bolin, K. Johnson, G. Goodrich, M. Bundy, C. Mounsdon, P. Kiger, M. Benson. ROW 3: R. Divine, L. Boyd, C. Melville, J. I-Ielgeson, C. Jenson, R. Rolandson, C. Anglin, J. Ahlfors. ROW 4: G. Schackel, B. Bauer, P. Donley, J. Conrad, J. Fahlberg, S. Rolfsrud, B. Phelps. Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. With its purpose of training leaders, Key Club works with the Kiwanians on many community projects. Members also take part in conventions all the way to the international level where they meet with representatives from Canada, Mexico andthe United States. All school lettermen are members of the A Club, a group which sponsors program sales and concessions at foot- ball and basketball games. The faculty advisor is Mr. Morrison. ln recent years the A Club has promoted cer- tain projects to improve the school ath- letics department. This year they Worked toward buying the school a Whirlpool. ROW 1: S. Rolisrud, P. Donley, J. Fahlberg, S. Zinnel, S. Van Wie, L. Johnson, J. Conrad, K. Johnson, D. Maloney, J. Hibbard, J. Howe. ROW 2: D. Hinton, J. Miller, G. Ziegleman, R. Rolandson, L. Urness, D. Langer, J. Ahlfors, G. Ensign, C. Melville, B. Oppel, J. Crandall. ROW 3: T. Amundson, J. Niehoff, L. Olson, C. Stark, B. Peter- son, G. Schulke, J. Deleski, A. Wicken, G. Goodrich, R. Bakke, M. Larson, P. Kiger. f up 7 .ai f... . ff f- f . . M. i 1 R' 1. if. .Ii-' - Y .J ' '2-5 if 'PN' 'eil' if V6 as V . r . y s it in R -- . ,,-. K Q M fi... J. - K : . K R 3 .gf is 5 - 5 sssssr if C C if i 2 K if i L R c ti li 5 i wi X tr g if t Ig i Q . gi Q has 1 is 'Q 5 V F . 5 51 2 5 ff :as K .4 . I . X Q w 4 . . 5 .. - . E . Q- . . .i , 5 if President f ii i f-ff '--' , WM M wa V ft? Ray Bakke mm he? .-.. .... g yytt 55,5 .,..... .... tgggygk ,A N Vggy f P a - i.t' J A win ' irss 52 Sigma. Beta PLL W f. 6 2: Q Lx President Lynda Platto ,' ROW 1: S. Baumbach, J. Larson, L. Zeller, M. Van Kempem, L. Halstead, J. Nelson 7 G. McDonald, L. Platto. ROW 2: T. Vickerman, M. Nodland, P. Myhr, W. Isely, L. Spellman, B. Larson, M. Linser. ROW 3: S. Stone, J. Power, J. Blanchard, S. Alberg, K. Wasson, C. Diekow, J. Arendt, C. Volden. Sigma Beta Phi is an honor society composed of junior and senior girls who are able to maintain a good scho- lastic average and possess a good per- sonality and character. The objectives of the club are to assist in affairs of the school, to promote an interest in scholarship, extracurricular activities, and social etiquette. At the end of its second year at Jef- ferson, the French Club promotes in- terest in the language and culture of France. The club members meet once a month and, at the end of the year, hold a French Banquet and initia- tion for new members. Members are second year French students. ROW 1: J. Youngquist, B. Krueger, J. Nelson, K. Hill, J. Brockopp, S. Froemming, G. McDonald, S. Baumbaeh. ROW 2: B. Hedine, C. Brenden, L. Halstead, L. Seppanen, S. Wrolson, M. Ljung, D. Cassida, S. Stone. ROW 3: B. Larson, D. Anderson, J. Lar- son, K. Paciotti, S. Alberg, S. Tvrdik, S. Verpy, L. Platto. ROW 4: V. Howard, G. Jobe, E. Thomas, P. Anderson, C. Jenson, B. Johnson, J. Martinson, K. Gehrke. , Ali President Calvin Jenson I?-wuclvwab MwAQpl1af na.. 5 fu J QR AA President Gary Anglin I' - ROW 1: J. Hibbard, G. Clark, Mrs. Halvorson, L. Turner, C. Bundy, B. Krueger, M. Nodland, J. Youngquist. ROW 2: C. Griep, K. Pearson, J. Kiehne, B. Johnson, S. Stone, L. Seppanen, M. Ljung, J. Englund. ROW 3: D. Southward, K. Johnson, G. Anglin, J. Martinson, P. Myhr, C. Diekow, D. Olson. ROW 4: J. Fahlberg, B. Bauer, G. Schackel, L. Schultz, D. Langer, J. Achter, C. Jenson. A national high school and junior col- lege mathematics club, Mu Alpha Theta, is active in promoting scholarship, en- joyment, understanding and interest in mathematics. The members of the organization explore new fields in mathematics through programs pre- sented by the students. The purpose of the Future Teachers of America organization is to give stu- dents an opportunity to learn more about the teaching profession. Some activities of the members are working with teach- ers, teaching for a day in the spring and stimulating interest in education. ROW 1: P. Ziebarth, D. McCarthy, C. Brenden, G. McDonald, J. Nelson, B. Krueger, J. Youngquist, K. Overly, S. Tvrdik. ROW 2: M. Cihlar, E. Benesh, D. Cassida, M. Olson, L. Turner, M. Knapp, J. Isaacson, M. Malmberg, J. Huberty, S. Bartholomew, M. Craig. ROW 3: S. Larson, M. J. Moen, K. Okerlund, C. Nack, D. Anderson, L. Covel, N. Larson, K. Meyer, J. Larson, L. Halstead, L. Zeller. ROW 4: B. Muzik, B. Hedine, M. Nodland, P. Myhr, L. Spellman, B. Larson, M. Becker, K. Hill, B. Muyres, M. Trousil. ROW 5: J. Welchsler, H. Miller, J. Pothast, S. Alberg, S. Verpy, D. Ol- son, K. Donley, L. Platto, J. Martinson, S. Johnson. if N is N .I Pr es i dent Lynda Platto Futuw Teaclwus ol7Anwwcaf Bo5aadvGtnLQfo.te1us Each year five juniors are chosen to attend a model system of state government, sponsored by the American Legion. The event is held to impress the students with their responsibilities as American citizens R. Rolandson, J. Fahlberg, C. Jenson, L. Seppanen, K. Wasson. National. I-Iowa ' Students selected for the National Honor Society are chosen for their out- standing scholarship, leadership, service and character. These students try to create an enthusiasm for academic achievement. K. Wasson, J. Fahlberg, M. Van Kempen, L. Platto. M. Ljung, P. Myhr, J. Yotmgquisnf Letters of Com- mendationj. M. Malmberg--Semifinalist. Nafioaaffllwviiv Semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship test take a second test to qualify for scholarships. Others who place high in the competition receive Letters of Commendation. These two groups constitute approximately ZCZ, of all high school seniors in the United States. 55 AFS The bright smile and English accent that have become so familiar to jeffersonians belong to jean Power, our American Field Service student from Johannesburg, Union of South Africa. Jean arrived here on july 31 to stay for almost a year with the Leonard Youngquist family. Upon her return to Africa she plans to attend the University of Cape Town. Connie Bundy spent her summer touring Sweden with her sisters Gitten and Gunilla, From June to September, Connie lived with the Bengtsson family in their summer-house by the ocean. Her many souvenirs include sweaters, jewelry, wooden shoes, a Swedish flag and the friendship of many Swedes. Our sincere best wishes to jean and Connie in the future. 56 f v' -'l, :A. CEQE: A',i2' i nf- Q, TCT? !'fN J - I I E f Q 1 , 37 Qi in 11? 41 F' f' L, 355 K fl 3 W E V 'vm ,4-411 Xi xx ff g s 1 1 .W , J Xl 5 5 53-. X ' 1 x XX 'ZF' Q NW WW' WWW Most of us usc our voices for cheering at games or wasting study halls, but the more talented kleffersonians blend their voices together to form the Alexandria High School Choir, The choir has had an interesting and successful year with a number of concerts, trips and clinics. Early in November the choir presented a concert in conjunction with thc Moorhead and Pelican Rapids Choirs. Christmas wouldnt have been complete without the beauty and splendor of the annual Christmas Concert. The concert was built around the theme, So Great, and Yet So Meek, 1 ' i 5 Q K QL I Xl' 1.,fef '7 f . N 3 ag 1 fi Superior vocalists participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest in February, and the valentine month also boasted a fine Kiwanis Concert, In addition choir members also journeyed by bus to Pelican Rapids to present a concert. ln the spring, even with thoughts turning to love the choir practiced diligently in preparation for the District Choir Concert, and Clinic concert, In May, the choir members displayed their talent in the Fine Arts Concert and seniors bid adieu in song at Baccalaureate services. Under the direction of Mr. Freng, Choir members profited much from this year. 59 Mr . Leland Sateran 1!'W Qopkomow Qwfeffe Qemiofu Sum Clw1fuO66fww Claowlbdub Junioaf Qwfdte Qw'1owLeadmw Mwww Ewswbde W........, 52 33 3? S5 5 5 .---. ,Qi ........ -- ...... ...- f is si . , ' 5 ' 3 I is fig v - ji jig gg 5 f s , . . i.4 1g fikq 11-J , This year, music-minded jeffersonians have enjoyed another year of playing in the Alexandria High School Band, Twenty-six seniors, thirty-two juniors, and thirty-four sophomores made the 1963 -64 band the largest ever, Early in the year, band members took time out from their flute -tooting and cymbal -slapping to enjoy a band hayride. A highlight of the year was the annual Pop Concert which featured popular war songs throughout American history. Competition in the district band contest and Solo- Ensemble Contest gave musicians a chance for recognition and valuable experience. Many long hours of practice prepared the band members 62 A ii G ll as is Hi li -Q -as .ur can ,.,, as-.4 s a it 1is'H-rl -fn-ss-as-win 1, sg -. , for the Kiwanis Concert in February, Later in the spring, guest conductor Mayo Savold helped make the yearly Clinic Concert a memorable affair, Mixing business with pleasure, the band traveled to Chisholm, Minnesota in May for a guest appearance, The senior band members wound up the year with the colossal May Festival held near the end of May. Thus concluded the formal concert side of the band's year, ln addition, the members played at games, marched in parades, and raised money to purchase new instruments Under the able direction of Mr. L. E. Christensen, fondly called Christy, the band had an exciting and suc- cessful year. 63 U i mg, - . X i if ' si lifts I ind sm.: Mr. Mayo Savold 1 Christy Mr . Attridge Librarians 9 U ' Band Officers MI. Askegaard 54. Q 1 k Q ,ilk f 1 w .' L x .L If I Had a Hammer . . . Come Blow Your Horn The Funny Company'?'?'7 Altogether Now! ,ff C11 or Bb? 66 Workers ofthe world Arise . . . J 2 E 1 I .L 'WNW . 1 1 T -2-:QF ii d . rip , . ' ai.f.Qa0 ff,.+:-.:.w.',::':.,':f:.1.,. e ff,f1,3,42'-A '-1'3-4 ' +f'3-4'-.l'.. '.?E. l Qxrfzi E T.-Lui ' 1- ,. .-- . ,,. - . ,.,-U,-M,-Nu, f-:He-gm: . . ,,'1Sr...- .im , M, ',,. - , .... va- ' fp, ,... 7 J. , A v 'ffm 'ie :,. s-,s .,ff.w:...-1..ggH,.....v-E,,,,gi,,1 1' i .S--5-.. + - 'lj 0 .., gg , '-,jqggf gf . 332 '-f 5. R - ff ' 4 -1-3:,i'-M. :-.s3t't f. gg , . me ' 4 f 'N if fe?1f-w.e:,,w: .' if1'i ' . miiftfe ,. . V - ' ' ' , f ' y ,, ' if .- . are f .,, , Fg 'W, - Qs, f -, r 'R ...M ,xp ,J 1 . f- -.3-U, ,f:z:.-:r::: V:-Q, ' rw - -FL' ,- -....5'i's'1 -Q?-..'f--.. .. r -f q .. 'M 't : ' 7 .if f-aw ' - ' 4 - Z -.,.-- 1- . fu: ' .:' ., . -was '. '.Zf- - ' X A S' . , , f e . x 35'fy,.?, : ..-fl: .. Mg . l 1, .Tae g A A .... Miz... 1 :5 ly ..'k.2?. W -Qgg' K ii: , may I , ' ' . K Q t N . . i 5 . .,,,, ilk gm. a ., figf' ' .fi 1 fy A . Sf Q R , 1 . . ,C C . R .em at A a p H 3 Fig ,mm., 155315 - jg -V l 1 X W elf' .... 'W' .. L -.-f -.Q R l t C .,:,,, EQ 1 4 l 1 'ggi J , gg .. .ff J . .5 1 I , ROWI: R. Kochie, J. Ahlfors, J. Seim, M. Geiser, D. Maloney, A. Wicken, G. Ziegelman, J. Howe, G. Goodrich. ROW 2: M. Larson, G. Schulke, R. Koon, C. Melville, J. Fahlberg, P. Donley, R. Oppel, L. Johnson, J. Conrad, S. Van Wie, B. Bauer, L. Urness, ROW 3: R. Green o C. B ch B. Be l ' fofEvew After dropping their first four out- ings of the season the Cardinals caught fire and ended up with a respectable 4-4 record . In losing to Benson and Moorhead the Redbirds faced two of the toughest teams in the state, as both the Spuds and the Braves finished with unblemished records . Following two more setbacks at the hands of Willmar and Breckenridge, Alex got on the winning trail at Glenwood with a come from behind victory. g , as , rg und, B. Bruzek, G. Faehnrich, M. Howe, M0lwCmwBadef 0174-4 over Fergus Falls along season finale .at Wheaton Leading the Cards on team. Paul Donley was voted 68 The final three victories of the sea- son, all over Resort Region conference foes, included a homecoming triumph with a thrilling the gridiron this year were co-captains Paul Donley along with jim Howe and john Conrad were selected to the all-conference the most valuable player by his teammates and top defensive player by the coaches. .... .. I ex... ..., -as .4 Y' -. ,, 1. L 5 W-5 ...z -x..,.,,4 in 553:33 f'-:swf , ..,. injr Aus, . ,, 51311 Y, ,.,:x:.. f K, 23.1 Q,-. ,, it ,Lg iii 4 3 1 L 2 s , . .5-111251 v - .--4 1 -f 1 :I Jia.: lit 'n 'Ml 11. V, ,gr 1 A 4- , ff 1 ng-V K ,. Q 3 AE 1 2? as ' Q R M x J 3 , L': V vfil I ,HV X LQ K 3 l r , L,i ill, f -5 H5 ' 3' i A' X li .35 ,H Xlf I it ,l ' :, A . M' I K A ' 4 'il K Y A Q -- N S ,X ll ,ali s, , v Q A f fi - A . . . 4 A 4 ii r ' rif?....li .J ' ii li C. Stark, J. Miller, K. Johnson, G. Ekdahl, J. Helgeson, C. Morrison, J. Gustafson. ROW 4: N. Jensen, R. Hiebel C. Van Amber, D. Hall, M. Towers, R. Johnson, B. Claggett, W. Linder. ROW 5: D. Woodhall, R. Froemming, T. Larson, B. Phelps, S. Mackeckney, M. Bundy, H. Miller. COACHES: C. Basch, C. Morrison, J. Gustafson, R. Greengo. 69 Alexandria Alexandria Alexandria Alexandria Alexandria Alexandria Alexandria Alexandria Benson 21 Moorhead 14 Willrnar 20 Breckenridge 16 Glenwood 6 Fergus Falls O Detroit Lakes 14 Wheaton 7 ES.. M digg if .. ' . 'V ROWI: J. Howe, B. Bauer, B. Oppel, G. Ziegclrnan. ROW 2: J. Conrad, L. Urness, P. Donley, L. Johnson Paul receives Most Valuable Player and Top Defensive awards from Coach Charlie Basch and Jim Christopherson. o o ROW l: S. Van Wie, D. Maloney, A. Wicken. ROW 2: C. Melville, K. Johnson, J. Fahlberg. ALL-CONFERENCE: J. Conrad, J. Howe, P. Donley. 44, .. Wg. , ALEX. ALEX ALEX ALEX. ALEX. ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX. ALEX. ALEX. ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX. Coach Tom Conor K QA! 7 Q : I ST, LOUIS PARK SAUK.CENTRE BRECKENRIDGE MOORHEAD WHEATON GLENWOOD DETROHPLAKES EERGUSPALLS AHZLROSE BRECKENRIDGE GLENWOOD MOORHEAD BUELROSE WHEATON DETROVPLAKES SAUK.CENTRE EERGUSEALLS MHLLMAR 34 wflvf. IV-7 'N-Z 5' ROW l: R. Kochic, R. Rolandson, C. Melville, J. Dulcski, G. Schulkc, J. Hibburd. ROW 2: T. Connor, Coach, J. Ahlfors, S. Rolfsrud, B. Phelps, P. Donley, J. Conrad, F. Fahlberg, C. Stark, J. Gustafson, Coach. ,. .... - -n-. U' A -cfs: wifi? Pwwo P kwf --.. .gi ' 'L l '-l 72 Coach John Gustafson --can--1 I A LE X A LE X XLEX XLEX XLEX XLEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX f ALEX. ALEX. ALEX. Q Qqunoi SALTK CENTRE BRECTIIENRIDCJE XIOORHEAD WHEATON GLENWOOD DETROIT LAKES EEROUS EALLS MELROSE BRECKENRIDGE GLENWOOD MOORHEAD MELROSE WHEATON DETROIT LAKES SAUK CENTRE EERGUS EALLS WILLMAR ROW 1: L. Tilleskjor, D. Roquette, R. Lange, D. Lorsung, D. Hall, T. Erickson, H. Miller. ROW 2 J Gustafson, Coach, G. Vanambcr, P. Kiger, T. Larson, B. Phelps, S. Mackcckney, M. Ellis, D Johnson 73 74 2 J. Bergner, J. Niehoff, R. Bakke, D. Maloney, G. Bundrock, S. Zinnel, A. Esterberg, K. Johnson, M. Benson J Nelson, L. Johnson. Matmew Post 7-4 Dual Meet Nbafdw, ww, Pwwpf I-lolldag T Led by Lennyjohnson's perfect 13-O record, the Cardinalgrapplers posted a 7-4 dualrneetinark against sorne oftheftop tearns in the state. Coach Dick Greengo's chargers ahxbcoppedthe Long Prairie Holiday Tournanunn--afeatthe Redbirds have acconiphshed for three straight years. A Squad ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX ALEX 38 37 16 26 18 24 23 14 36 21 31 MELROSE WHEATON GLENWOOD SAUKCENTRE FERGUSFALLS LONCJPRAIRIE MOORHEAD BENSON HENNDK3 BRECKENRHDGE MORRIS R ay Ba kko Coaches.: Mr. Greengo, Mr. Lohrnian 1 1 1 1 QQ Co -Captains: A1 Esterborg, and ROW 1: L. Brown, D. Steen, L Bjurlin, W. Esterberg, B. Peterson, C. Moundson, M. Allison, M. Howe, G. Good- rich, M. Bundy, P. Hintzen. ROW 2: B. Gulbranson, J. Goodell, M. Bolin, B. Jenson, R. Robinson. 77 l Darrell Maloney Kelley johnson jim Nelson S L E E N T I T O E R R M E N Al Esterberg Ray Bakke Steve Zinnel jerry Bundroek Lenny johnson gb ,X 4 79 ROW 1: M. Olson, M. Hibbard, S. Pahl, S. Ignowski, L. Zeller, J. Pearson. ROW 2: T. Fisher, M. Schultz, C. Diekow, C. Brenden, K. Sherry, B. He di ne. Mgr. Jeanne Nelson -- f- J. Hopfner, G. Clark, M. Nodland, L Spellman, C. Bakke, C. Bundy. -. C. Engstrom, L. Bundy, B. Paciotti, K. Kobs, L. Lundberg. The Cheerleaders, A and B squad, have done a fine job of leading the school at the games and pep fests of the past year. Majorettes are a snappy frosting to the band and our basketball games are always better as the Cardinalettes step out. K. Kobs, B. Bauer, B. Von der I-Iaar, T. Fisher. Mfgowm Activities SENIOR ATTENDANT SENIOR ATTENDANT SUSAN ALBERG KAREN STEEN SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT JUNIOR ATTENDANT RIKI OLSON 82 LAVONNE FEDA L 'Win Skim? :KK 1 K. QUEEN CARGLE DIEKOW Homecoming 1962 Q My xxx' ww wg wmv Talent Qlww L5 K Royalty Mal-www Park here' jean Power and Paul Donley reigned over the l964 Mid-Winter Festival. Attendants were Vicki Steffen, Butch Geris, Darlene Zurn, and Lenny johnson. The festivities of the week-end consisted of a wrestling match, after which was held Parent's Night, a hockey game, and a basketball game, at which thc mothers were honored. A semi-formal dance topped the week- end . bg., ki K wg, Q What's that word? Fesfival 3, Q T BASKETBALL SCORES B SQUAD ALEX 14 BENSON ALEX 64 GLENWOOD ALEX 6 HUTCHINSON ALEX 36 WI-IEATON ALEX 54 DETROIT LAKES ALEX 31 SAUK CENTRE ALEX 49 EERCUS FALLS ALEX 29 WILLMAR A SQUAD ALEX 73 WHEATON A ALEX 55 DETROIT LAKES ALEX 48 SAUK CENTRE ALEX 70 EERCUS FALLS ALEX 57 WILLMAR ALEX ee HENNINC Kava K 'I fr 4 Q ua., dw r:m's naught-W wniofu PM OwAot P003 Success! One word describes the 1964 One Act Play, Gammer Gurton's Needle. The fine cast took district and regional honors and Well represented jefferson at the state contest. Arliss jern received Best Actress Award at the Regionals. 89 Gamma Guntows Needle Doing.. ...WhwbComes Natwwlfg? 91 v iq A K if 4 ff f Af at :, s I' Jw? x 31 A ag wi f fx Q! ,' R, may '-4-f mu,-.1 V up ,AH Q-, K-5 z Q milf ...vw v.,v w,.,.4L 4 rw ,. L?:fiQ WW 1 , x, A A 1 W, .. g vf-Lim 92 a E , ' '14, , L-m.1,ff-62115 61:31, 'fiwfl-v'2- ffl-fi wal-,wf'im w uk V ,-Qgg,.g,'gE.. .,2.. .- ,,,.,,,.:: ,,:,T.:.f: ' A :W M- is '35m , Yma My gm '11 J gg-,i' Q we A 5 W'-'wmf f , QM M B Z A M W ' ' - W5'k5':'Z I A NW., 'L f HPF' 57573: K' ,im Ejilf, :' -MQ 'if' ' iii? ' -k i K f.1g5,v, f ,ff 8 Q' . 5+ I ! lv- if 4 i 2 W www rw T1-eg T-K-:wmwwffwww ww iw U-1 22 1521 NWI if glgikvfgfiggii f x . 4 3 I D f 'iii ACHTER, JAMES--Alexian, 33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,3. AIBRECHT, JAMES-- A Club, 33 Baseball, 23 FFA, 13 Football, 2,33 Hockey, 33 Track, 1. AKER, LAURIE--Band, 1,23 Choir, 1,23 FBL, 33 FTA, 2,33 Pep Club, 2. ALBERG, SUE--Alexian, 33 Band, 1,23 Choir, l,2,33 FNC, l,2,33 FTA, l,2,33 French Club, 2,35 Home- coming Royalty, 33 Pep Club, 1,23 Class Play, 23 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,3. ALLISON, SANDY--Band, 1,2,3. AMUNDSON, TOM-- A Club, 1,23 Choir, l,2,33 Football, 23 Library Club, 2,33 School Patrol, 33 Wrestling, 13 Track, 1. ANDERSON, BILL--Band, l,2,33 Ensemble, 2,33 FFA, 13 Play, 33 Safety Council, 23 Student Council, 23 YFC, 1,2,3'F. ANDERSON, DE ETTE--Alhi Times, 23 Choir, 13 FTA, l,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Play, 3. ANDERSON, DARLENE--FHA, 33 Library Club, 3. ANDERSON, GAIL--Alhi Times, 33 Library Club, 3. ANDERSON, PAUL--French Club, 2,33 Library Club, 2,33 Play, 3. ANGLIN, GARY--Alhi Times, l,2,33 Choir, l,2,33 Baseball, 13 Ensemble, 33 Key Club, l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2. BAKKE, RAY-- A Club, 1,2,3'k3 Library Club, 23 Wrestling, 1,2,3'K. BAUER, BARRY-- A Club, 33 Alexian, 33 Basket- ball, 1,2,33 Choir, l,2,33 Debate, 23 Football, 2,33 Golf, 1,23 Key Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Play, 2,33 Safety Council, 13 Student Council., 2,33 Wrestling, 3. BAUMBACH, SUE--Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 23 Chess Club, 33 Debate, 2,33 Declamation, 2,33 French Club, 2,33 Library Club, 33 Pep Club, 23 Sigma Beta Phi, 33 YFC, 1. BENSON, RON--Choir, 13 FBL, 33 Football, 1,23 Hockey, 1, 2,3. BJ'ERKNESS, RAY--Baseball, 13 FFA, 1,2,3. BJORALT, MARY ANN--Library Club, 3. BLANK, MARILYNN--Choir, 13 Library Club, 2. BLOOM, GENE--Alhi Times, 33 Play, 3. BOTZET, GARY-- BOYD, IEE--Archery Club, 13 Band, l,2,3'kj FFA, 13 Ensemble, 2,33 Key Club, l,2,33 Track, 2,33 YFC, 3. BRENDEN, CAROL--Alexian, 33 Band, 13 Cardinal- ettes, 33 Cheerleader, 13 Choir, l,2,33 FNC, l,2,33 FTA, l,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Junior Euterpean, 33 Pep Club, 1,23 Play, 2,33 Safety Council, l,2. BRUNDAGE, LYNDA--FBL, 33 FNC, 2,3. BUNDROCK, GERALD--FFA, 33 Wrestling, 3. BUNDROCK, GLORIA--FBL, 3. BUNDY, CONNIE--Alexian, 33 Band, l,2,33 Cheer- leader, l,2,33 Debate, 33 Declamation, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 NHS, 33 Pep Club, 1,23 Play, l,2,33 Safety Council, 1,23 YFC, 33 American Abroad Student, 33 Between Classes Staff, 33 Stu- dent Council, 2,3. BUTLER, JUDY--Band, l,2,33 FBL, 33 FNC, 1,2, 3. CASSIDA, DIANE--Alexian, 33 Choir, 23 FBL, 33 FNC, 1,23 FTA, 33 French Club, 2,33 Library Club, 13 Pep Club. 1. CHAN, CAROLINE--Latin Club, 3. Cl-ILIAN, ROGER--FFA, 1,2. CHRISTOPHERSON, MARY--Pep Club, 23 Play, 33 YFC, 1. CIHLAR, LARRY--FBI., 3. CIHLAR, LORRAINE--FBL, 33 FHA, 2. CLARK, GAIL--Cheerleader, 33 Choir, l,2,33 Declamation, 23 FTA, 23 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Pep Club, 13 Play, 1,23 Sextet, l,2,33 YFC, 3. COLTON, JANE--FBL, 3. CONNOR, TIM-- A Club, 2,33 Basketball, 13 Football, l,2,33 Hockey, 2,33 Wrestling, 1. CONRAD, JOHN-- A Club, l,2,33 Basketball, l,2,33 Choir, l,2,33 Ensemble, 2,33 Football, l,2,33 Key Club, l,2,33 Plays, 1,23 Track, l,2,33 All State Choir. 2. covet, Jekkr-- CRECER, NANCY--FNC, 2,33 FTA, 13 Pep Club, 1,2. CRANDALL, JOHN-- A Club, 2,33 FFA, 1,23 Track, 1,Z, 3. DAAS, ALLEN--FBL, 2. DE FRANCE, JERRY--Baseball, 1,2. DEMPEWOLF, LINDA--Alhi Times, 3. DIEKOW, CAROLE--Alexian, 3323 Cardinalettes, 1,2,3PK3 FNC, 23 Homecoming Royalty, 313 Library Club, 13 Mu Alpha Theta, 33 NHS, 33 Pep Club, 23 Sigma Beta Phi, 33 Student Council, 3. DOMEK, RON--Audio Visual, 33 FBL, 3. DONLEY, PAUL-- A Club, 2,33 Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 33 Basketball, l,2,33 Class Officer, 1413 Foot- ball, 1,2,3:k, Key Club, l,Z,3'kS Plays, l,2,33 Safety Council, 13 Student Council, l,2,33 Midwinter Royalty, 3423 MASC President, 341. DREXLER, FRANK--Audio Visual, 2,33 FBL, 3. DROPIK, JUDY--FBI, 3. DYNDA, LONNIE--Cardinalettes, 23 Choir, 1, 2,33 FBL, 33 FHA, 2. EIDEN, JUDY--Fl-IA, 2. EMERSON, DU WAYNE--Library Club, 2,3. ENGLUND, JOYC-E--Band, l,2,33 Chess Club, 33 FNC, l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 3. ENSIGN, GERRY-- A Club, 1,2,33Basebal.l, l,2,33 Basketball, l,2,33 Choir, 13 Football, 33 Track, 1. ESTERBERG, AL-- A Club, 2,33 Wrestling, 1,2,3'k. EVANS, KARLYN--Choir, 13 FBI, 33 Library Club, 1,2,3. FABER, JAMES--FFA, 1,2,3. FAHIBERG, JOHN-- A Club, 2,33 Baseball, l,2,33 Basketball, l,2,33 Boy Stater, 23 Class Officer, 213 Choir, l,2,33 Football, 1, 2,3913 Key Club, l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 NHS, 2,33 Plays, 23 Student Council, 2,3112 FEARING, CHERYL--FBL, 33 FNC, l,2,33 Pep Club, l. FERNOW, JUDY--FHA, 13 FNC, 2,3. FISHER, RONALD-- FREITAG, ROSIE--FHA, 3. FROEMMING, SUSAN--Alhi Times, 33 Choir, 13 French Club, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,2. FURNOW, JO ANN--FHA, 1. GEHRKE, KAREN--FBL, 33 FHA, 13 French Club, 2,3. GENDREAU, RICHARD--Alhi Times, 33 Band, l,2,33 Ensemble, 1,33 Track, 33 Drum Major, 2,33 Cross Country, 3. GERIS, DON--FBL, 33 Library Club, 13 Mid-Winter Royalty, 3. GERNAND, LYLE-- A Club, 33 Baseball, 13 Track, 2, 3. GRAUNKE, GENE-- GREIP, CAMY--Band, l,2, 33 Declamation, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Pep Club, 13 Plays, 1,2. GROVE, JO ANN-- GUENTHER, BILL--FBL, 33 FFA, 1,Z,3. GUNDERSON, BRUCE--Audio Visual, 33 Baseball, 1 GYLSEN, MARVYL--FHA, 1,2. HALSTEAD, LYNN--Band, 13 FNC, 13 FTA, 1,23 Pep Club, 1,23 Safety Council, 13 French Club, 2,33 Sigma Beta Phi, 3. HANSON, ARDELLE-- HANSON, BYRON-- HARTMAN, BONNIE-- HEDINE, BARB--Alexiau, 33 Alhi Times, 33 Band, 1,23 Cardinalettes, 33 Choir, l,2,33 Declamation, 13 FNC, 1,23 FTA, l,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Plays, 1,2. HEDLUND, CAROL--Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 33 Declamation, 2. HEID, LA VONNE--Choir, 1. HELIE, LARRY--Library Club, 23 Cross Country, 3. HERZOG, PHYLLIS--FBI, 33 FNC, l,2,33 Library Club, 3. HESSE, EMOJEAN--Alexian, 33 Band, l,2,33 En- semble, 2,33 Choir, l,2,33 Junior Euterpean, 33 Plays, 3. HIBBARD, JOHN-- A Club, l,2,33 Alhi Times, 2,313 Alexian, 33 Basketball, l,2,33 Choir, l:k,2,3j Debate, 2,33 Declamation, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Plays, 33 Between Classes Staff, 3. HIEBEL, ELSIE--FHA, 2. HILL, KATHY--Choir, 13 FTA, 33 Pep Club, 1,23 French Club, 2,33 YFC, 2,3. HINTON, RICHARD-- A Club, 2,33 Library Club, 1,23 Track, 1,2,3. HINTZEN, MARILYN--Band, l,2,33 FNC, l,2,33 FTA, 1,23 Library Club, 1,2. HOFFLAND, JOE-- HOGLUND, LINDA--Library Club, 3. HOLMGREN, IRIS--Archery Club, 13 Choir, 13 FHA, 2. HOPPE, DONALD--Audio Visual, 1,2,3. HORTON, DENNIS-- HOLVERSON, BRUCE--Choir, 13 Library Club, 1,23 School Patrol, l,2. HOVLAND, LARRY--Chess Club, 33 Library Club, 1, 2,3. HOWARD, VICKI--Alhi Times, 13 Declamation, 23 Pep Club, 2. HOWE, JIM-- A Club, 2,33 Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 33 Baseball., l,2,33 Basketball, 1,23 Choir, 13 Football, 1,2,3. HVEZDA, SANDY--FBL, 33 FHA, 2,33 FTA, 1. ISAACSON, JILL--FBL, 33 FTA, 1,2,3. IVERSON, VERNON-- A Club, 1,23 FBI., 33 Wrestling, l,2. JENSON, CALVIN--Key Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 NHS, 33 Student Council, 33 Wrestling 1 JERN, ARLISS--Band, l,2,33 FHA, 23 FNC, 23 FTA, 13 Pep Club, 1,23 Plays, 1,2, 3. JOBE, GLORIA--French Club, 2,3. JOHNSON, BRIAN--FFA, l,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 33 School Patrol, 1,2,3'F. JOHNSON, FRED--Hockey, 1,2,3. JOHNSON, JEAN--Choir, 13 FBL, 33 FNC, 1,23 Li- trary Club, 13 Pep Club, 1. JOHNSON, JUDY--Latin Club, 3. JOHNSON, KELIEY-- A Club, l,2,33 Football, l,2,33 Key Club, l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Track, 23 Wrestling, 1,2,3. JOHNSON, LENNY-- A Club, l,2,33 Alhi Times, 23 Choir, 33 Football, l,2,33 Student Council, 1,33 Track, l,2,33 Wrestling, 1,2,33 Mid-Winter Royalty, 3. JOHNSON, MARLOW--FFA, 1,2, 3. JOHNSON, MIKE--Library Club, 3. JOHNSON, SHARON--Choir, 13 FHA, 2,33 FNC, 23 FTA, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Plays, 1,2, 3. JOHNSON, STUART--Audio Visual, 3. JOHNSON, WAYNE-- JOSEPHSON, ROSlE-- KAIN, JIM--Baseball, 2,33 Basketball, 1,23 Student Council, 1. KALINA, JEAN--FNC, l,2,3. KARELS, GERALD--FFA, 2, 3. KARROW, RODNEY--Student Council, 1. KELLER, EDDIE--FBI., 3. KELLY, COLLEEN--Alhi Times, 23 Choir, 13 FBI., 33 Plays, 3. KELLY, PEGGY--Choir, 1. KIEHNE, JIM--Class Officer, BIF3 Debate, 2,33 Declamation, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,313 NHS, 3. KNAPP, MARY--Band, l,2,33 FTA, l,2,33 Plays, 33 YFC, 3. KLUVER, DORIS-- KRUEGER, BRENDA--Alexian, 33 Choir, 13 FNC, 13 FTA, l,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 33 Pep Club, l,2. KORINEK, ROLLIE--Plays, 2. KUEHL, SANDRA-- KUHNAU, EARL--FFA, 1. LANGER, DONALD-- A Club, l,2,33 Basketball, 1,23 Choir, l,2,33 Ensemble, 33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Track, l,2,33 YFC, 1, 2,3. LARSON, JUDY--Alexian, 33 Band, li Cheerleader, I3 Choir, 1,23 FTA, 1,23 French Club, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,33 Plays, 1. LJUNG, MARGARET--Alexian, 33 FNC, 1,2,3:k3 French Club, 2,33 Library Club, 23 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Student Council, 2,3. LOVELAND, BILL--Football, 1. MALMBERG, MARY--Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 2,3423 Choir, 13 FTA, l,2,33 Library Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 NHS, 33 Safety Council, 23 YFC, 1,2,3. MALONEY, DARRELL-- A Club, l,2,33 Alhi Times, 33 Football, l,2,33 Plays, 2,33 Track, li Wrestling, l,2,3. MARQUETTE, DU WAYNE--FBI., 3. MARQUETTE, JOHN--School Patrol, 1. MARTINSON, JANET--Alexian, 33 Band, l,2,33 Choir, l,2,33 Ensemble, 33 FHA, 23 FTA, l,2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Plays, 2,3. MARTINSON, JOHN--Choir, l,2,33 Ensemble, 33 French Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 33 Plays, l,2,33 YFC, 1,2,3. MASTELLAR, LORRAINE--FHA, 2,33 Library Club, 2,3. MATTOCKS, IARRY--Choir, 1,2, 3. MAYER, RON-Choir, 1,23 Track, 1. MCDONALD, GLORIA--Alexian, 33 Band, 1,23 Choir, l,2,33 FTA, l,2,33 Pep Club, 13 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,33 YFC, 3. MCPHAIL, RONNIE--Choir, 13 Library Club, 23 School Patrol, 3. MEDENWALDT, DORIS--FBI., 33 FHA, 2,33 Library Club, 1. MELVILLE, CRAIG-- A Club, l,2,33 Alhi Times, 33 Basketball, l,2,33 Key Club, 1,2,33 Safety Coun- cil, 13 Student Council, 1. MILLER, GALE--French Club, 2,33 Plays, 3. MYHR, PAM--Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 23 Choir, l,2,33 Declamation, 23 FTA, l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Plays, 23 Sigma Beta Phi, 2, 3. NACK, CAROL--Choir, 13 FTA, 1,2,3. NEILSEN, DARWIN--Football, 1. NELSON, CI-IERYL--Alhi Times, 13 Debate, 13 FBL, 33 Pep Club, 13 Plays, 13 Safety Council, 1. NELSON, CURT--Basketball, 13 FBL, 33 Football, 2. NELSON, HYNN--Fl-IA, 2. NELSON, JAMES--Football, 1,23 Wrestling, l,2, 3. NELSON, JEANNE--Alexian, 33 Cardinalettes, 13 Cheerleader--Mgr. 33 Choir, l,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,3. NICHOLAS, BRUCE--Band, l,2,33 School Patrol, 2,3. NODLAND, MARY--Alexian, 33 Band, 1,23 Cheer- leader, 2,33 Class Officer, 33 FNC, 13 FTA, l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Play, 23 Safety Council, 23 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,3. OFSTEDAL, MARY-- OKERLUND, KATHY--Choir, 13 FTA, l,2,33 Latin Club, 3. OLSEN, VIRGINIA--FBL, 33 FHA, 1,2. OLSON, BONNIE--FBI., 3. OLSON, DOUGIAS--Mu Alpha Theta, 2,3. OLSON, LEONARD--Alhi Times, 3. OLSON, ROLAND--Choir, 1. OLSON, RONALD--Choir, 13 FFA, 1,2. OLSON, SHIRLEY-- OLSON, STEVE--Choir, l,33 Football, 13 French Club, 33 Golf, l. OPPEL, ROBERT-- A Club, 2,33 Football, l,2,33 Track, 2,33 Wrestling, 1,2,3. OVERLY, KAREN--Alhi Times, 33 Declamation, 2,33 FTA, l,2,33 Pep Club, 23 Plays, 3. PACIOTTI, KATHY--Alexian, 33 Choir, l,2,33 FTA, 1,23 French Club, 2,33 Pep Club, 13 Safety Council, 1,2. PANNING, DALE--Audio Visual, 3. PEARSON, KATHY--Alexian, 33 Cheerleader, 13 Choir, l,2,33 Ensemble, 2,33 FNC, 13 Junior Euter- pean, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 33 Pep Club, 13 Plays, 13 Safety Council, 13 Sextet, 1,23 All-State Choir, 2. PENNIE, WILLIAM--FFA, l,2,33 Library Club, 13 Wrestling, 2. gm PETERSON, SANDY-- PLATTO, LYNDA--Alexian, 3, Alhi Times, 2, 31, Cheerleader--Mgr., 13 Class Officer, 13 Declama- tion, 2, FBI, 31-, FTA, 1,2,3w, French Club, 2,3, Library Club, 13 NHS, 2,33 Pep Club, 13 Plays, 23 Safety Council, 1,23 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,313 Student Council, 2,33 Between Classes Staff, 3.' POWER, JEAN--Plays, 33 Sigma Beta Phi, 3g Stu- dent Council, 33 Mid-Winter Royalty, 341. PRCHA1, BETTY--FNC, 1,2,33 Pep Club, 1. PRONEK, KATHY--FHA, 3. PUHRMAN, BEVERLY--FHA, 3. ' RADIL, CAROL--C1i0ir, 1,2,3, FBL, 3, FHA, 1. RAIRDON, DAVID--FFA, 1,2,3, Wrestling, 2. REISNER., IESLIE--Audio Visual, 2,3. REED, FRED--F0brba11, 1,23 Library Club, 2,3. REUTER, DAVID-- A Club, 1,2,3i Golf, 13 Li- brary Club 23 Track, l,2,33 Plays, 3. REVERING, ALICE--Library Club, 1. REVERING, EILEEN-- RICL JO NELL--FBI., 33 FHA, 2. ROLANDSON, RUSTY-- A Club, l,2,33 Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 33 Baseball, 1,231,333 Basketball, 1,2,34f3 Boy Stater, 23 Choir, l,2,3, Key Club, 2,33 Student Council, 3. ROSENBERG, GLORIA--FHA, 3. SCHACKEL, GEORGE--Band, l,2,43 Ensemble, 33 Key Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,3. SCHACKEL, LOIS--Choir, 13 FNC, 1,23 library Club, 3. SCHONBERG, DAVID--YFC, 3. SCHMIDT, DENNIS--FFA,' 1,2, 3. SCHUIZ, LYNN--Choir, 1,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,3. SCHULTZ, KATHY--Cheerleader, 1,23,,Choir, 1,2,33 Ensemble, 2,33 FBI., 33 FNC, 13 Homecoming Attendant, 13 Junior Euterpean, 33 Pep Club, 1,23 Plays, l,2,3, Sextet, 1,2,33 All-State Choir, 2. SCOTT, ROGER-- SEARLE, JERRY--Band, 33 Cross Country, 33 Track, 3. SEPPANEN, ,LORETTA--Alexian, 33 Band, l,2,3, Alternate Girl Stater, 23 Chess Club, 33 Choir, 13 Declamation, 23 Ensemble, 1,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Junior Euterpean, 33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 All- State Band, 23 Between Classes Staff, 3. SEWARD, DARREL--FFA, l,2, 3. SHERMAK, LORRAINE--FBI., 33 Latin Club, 3. SKOGLUND, DEAN--C1ibir, 1,2,33 Library Club, 1,23 Safety Council, 1,23 YFC, 1,2,33 Between Classes Staff, 3. SKROVF, DAVID--FFA, 1,2,3w, Library Club, 2,3, School Patrol, 3. SKROVF, DONALD--FFA, 1,2,33 Library Club, 2, School Patrol, 2,3. SLETTO, Sl-LERYL--Band, 1,2,3, choir, 13 FHA, 2, FNC, 2,33 Plays, 1,33 Latin Club, 3. SMITH, CRAIG--Plays, 3. SODERHOLM, JOAN--Band, 1,2,3, choir, 1,2,33 Student Council, 1. SOUTHWARD, DENNIS--Mu Alpha Theta, 2,3. SPAULDING, C. PAMELA--YFC, 1,2,3. SPRINGER, GLENDA-- I STEEN, KAREN--Alexian, 33 Band, 1,23 Class Of- ficer, 23 Choir, 1,2,33 Debate, 13 Ensemble, 33 FNC, 2,33 Homecoming Attendant, 33 Pep Club, 1,23 Plays, 1,23 Safety Council, 1,23 Student Council, 1,2,33 Sextet, 33 YFC, 1,2,3. STEFFEN, VICKI--Band, 1,2,33 Declamation, 2,33 FBL, 33 Mid-Winter Royalty, 3. sTF1DL, DLANNE--FBL, 3, FHA, 1,2, Library Club, 2. STFLFLUG, DIANE--FBI., 3, FNC, 1,2,3, Library Club, 33 YFC, 2. STFMSRUD, JANE-Baird, 1,2,3, Ensemble, 1,3, FHA, 3, FNC, 1,23 FTA, 1,2, Pep cirrb, 2, Safety Council, 2. STONE, SARA--Alexian, 33 Class Officer, 23 FTA, 13 French Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Plays, l,2,33 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,33 Student Council, 2,33 Between Classes Staff, 3. STOWE, TENNIE--Band, 1,2,33 FBL, 33 FNC, 2,35 YFC, 1,2,3. SUNDBLAD, LEE--Audio Visual, 1,2,3'k. SUSAGE, DICK--Alhi Times, 33 Golf, 1,2,33 Hockey, 2,3. TABBERT, CURTIS--Choir, l,2,3, FFA, 1, 2, 3. THOMPSON, RICK--Basketball, 13 Track, 2. TRENNE, VERLA- -Alexian, 33 Declamation, 2,33 EBL, 33 FHA, 2,33 FNC, 2,33 Plays, 3. TROUSIL, MARlAN-- TURNER, LEORA--Alexian, 33 Band, 1,2,33 FTA, l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2, 3. TVRDIK, SANDRA--Alexian, 33 Choir, 13 FNC, 23 FTA, 33 French Club, 2,33 Library Club, 13 Pep Club, 1. URNESS, LEE-- A Club, 1,2,33Basketba.ll, 1,213 Football, 1,2,33 Track, 1,2. VAN AMBER, JAMES-- A Club, 33 Alhi Times, 13 Baseball, 1,2, 3. VAN KEMIPEN, MARY--Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 2,313 Class Officer, 33 Declamation, 23 FNC, 1,2,33 Homecoming Attendant, 23 Library Club, 13 NHS, 2,33 Pep Club, 1,23 Safety Council, 1,23 Sigma Beta Phi, 33 Student Council, 1,2,33 Between Classe: Staff, 3. VAN WIE, STEVE-- A Club, 2,33 Band, 1,2,33 Baseball, 2,33 Basketball, 13 FBI, 33 Football, 1,2,33 Wrestling, 2. VTCKERMAN, THERESA--Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 33 Choir, 1,2,33 FNC, 23 Pep Club, 13 Sigma Beta Phi, 33 YFC, 1. VERPY, SHARON--Alexian, 33 Choir, l,2,33 FNC, l,2,33 FTA, 1,2,33 French Club, 2,33 Junior Euter- pean, 313 Pep Club, 1,23 Safety Council, 13 Sextet, l,2,33 Plays, l,3. VOLLRATH, DORR1S-- VONDER HAAR, MICHAEL--Football, 2,33 Golf, 13 Library Club, 3. WALBERG, KATI-IIE--FHA, 23 Library Club, 3. WOLTERS, MARY JANE--FHA, 1,2. WASSON, KAY--Alexian, 3413 Girl Stater, 23 Choir, l,2,33 Declamation, 23 Ensemble, 33 French Club, 2,33 NI-IS, 2,33 Sigma Beta Phi, 2,33 Student Coun- cil, 2,33 Sextet, 1,2,3. WEATHERWAX, LYNN--Band, 1,23 FBL, 33 Library Club, 341. WTCKEN, AL-- A Club, 2,33 Alexian, 33 Alhi Times, 33 Baseball, 2,33 Football, 1,2,33 Key Club, 2,33 Student Council, 13 Track, 1. WLDSTROM, KEN-- WlNTER, BOB-- WOODHALL, DONALD--Alexian, l,2,33 Alhi Time: 1,2,33 Band, 1,2,33 Basketball, 13 Ensemble, 33 Golf 13 Plays, 2,33 Safety Council, 1,2. WROLSON, SHERYL--French Club, 2, 3. YOUNGQUIST, JANE--Alexian, 33 Debate, 13 Declamation, 2,33 FTA, 1,2,33.French Club, 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta, 2,33 Plays, 33 Safety Council, 2. ZEHNER, KATHERINE--Band, 1,23 FBL, 33 Library Club, 13 Pep Club, 1. ZELLER, LINDA--Alexian, 3, Alhi Times, 33 Band Librarian, 2,33 Cardinalettes, 2,33 Choir, 13 Pep Club, 1,23 Sigma Beta Phi, 33 YFC, 13 Plays, 3. ZIEGELMAN, GORDON-- A Club, 2,33 Football, 1, 2,33 Hockey, 1,2,33 Student Council, 13 Wrestling 1. ZINNEL, STEVEN-- A Club, 2,33 FBI, 33 Wrestlin, 1,2,3. ZURN, DARLENE--FHA, 1,241,383 Majorette, 13 lvlid-Winter Royalty, 3. 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