Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

A194AN, 1967 Al WJORiA, UfMNECOTA table of contents ACADEMIC 3 ACmiES 13 SPORTS 25 MUSIC 39 ORGANIZATIONS 49 SOPHOMORES 63 JUNIORS 71 SENIORS 79 STANDING: Mr Boyd Dr Heegard. Mr Kruger Mr Hafdal SEATED: Mr Bursch Mrs Unumb. Dr Blanchard Mr Rykken Director of Se- ondary Educa- tion administration Mr Elton Principal 4 Luther Anderson, University of Minnesota, B S , English, History, Alexian Advisor Marilyn Anderson, Augustana College, BA English II Darlene Avels- gaard, St Cloud State. B S , Notehand, Personal Typ- ing. Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Cardinalettes. Dale Benson, University of Minnesota, B S . Agricul- ture FFA Doran Christensen, Colorado State. M A , Orchestra. Rainbow String Doran Christensen Tom Connor Lester Dehlm Thelma Christenson George Copa Marilyn Anderson Dale Benson Luther Anderson Darlene Avelsgaard L E Christenson L. E. Christenson, Gustavus Adolphus. M M E . In- strumental Music Thelma Christenson, St Olaf College. B A . Consumer s Math Tom Connor, Hamline. MS. Physical Education. Basketball George Copa. University of Minnesota. B S . Farm Mechanics. Vocational Agriculture. F F A Lester Dehlin, Concordia College. Choir Director. Ensem- bles 5 Casey DeJong. Mankato State. B A . Algebra. Ge ometry William Dirks. University of Minnesota. B S , Woodworking. Technical Drawing. Architectural Drawing David Dziuk. University of Minnesota. M A . United States History, sophomore class advis or Dick Greengo. Mankato State BS. Art wres tlmg coach, assistant football coach Eileen Hab- stritt, St Cloud State. B S . English 12. Junior Class Play. F T A co-advisor Halvorson. Viola Hanson, Reuben Hokanson. Josephine DeJong. Casey Dziuk. David Hedine. Gladys Holm. Ellworth Dirks. William Greengo. Dick Habstritt. Eileen Viola Halvorson. St Cloud State. Masters Degree. Algebra II. Introduction to Calculus. College Algebra. Mu Alpha Theta advisor Reuben Hanson. University of Minnesota. B S . Audio Visual Director Gladys Hedine, St Olaf College. BA. Latin. World History. F T A . J.C.L.. A F.S Josephine Hokanson, St Cloud State. Masters Degree. Geometry, Trigo- nometry and Solid Geometry Ellworth Holm. Macalester. B S . Vocational Coordinator. F B L ad- visor 6 E A Karlsgodt, Bemidji State. M A. English. Jour nalism. Alhi Times Elaine Krick, North Dakota State University B S . Home Economics. F H A Charles Krump. University of Minnesota. M A , Chemistry. Advisor of Science Club and Booster Club Arlyce Lenort, Mankato State College, B S . French. Eng- Iish. French Club Beverly Lohrman, St Cloud State. 8 S . Physical Education Lohrman. Beverly Medicraft, Glenn Morrison, V Clair Karlsgodt. E A Krump. Charles Loucks. Robert Robert Loucks. Syracuse University. M S . Physics. Football Maxine Ludwig. University of Minnesota. M S . Counselor. Junior Class Advisor Glenn Medi- craft, Moorhead State College. B S . Special Educa- tion Marilyn Mesna. St Olaf College. B A . Account- ing. Bookkeeping. Recordkeeping. Typing. AEA Presi- dent V. Clair Morrison, Hamline. MS. U S History, Social Science. A Club Advisor. Football 7 James Mouw, Northwestern College. B A . English Margaret Movold, Concordia. BA.. Steno I. Typing, cheerleader advisor Don L. Olson, University of Minnesota. B A . Vocational Machine Shop Theodore Ording, Augustana College. B A . student council advisor, senior class advisor A. A. Paciotti, University of Minnesota. B A . Director of Adult Edu- cation. Director of Federal Funds James Perdue, St Cloud State. Masters Degree. Speech. Golf Paciotti. A A Rader. Robert Riggs, William Peterson. William Reiter. James Mouw. James Olson. Don L Perdue. James Movold. Margaret Ording. Theodore Perrizo. Richard Richard Perrizo, St Cloud State. M S . Counselor William Peterson, Bemidji State. MS. World Histo ry. Economic Geography Robert Rader, St Cloud State. M S . United States History. World History James Reiter. University of Minnesota. BS . Retail Selling. Office Practice. F B L advisor. Junior Class Play William Riggs, St Cloud State. B S . Social Science. Debate 8 Ray R. Rueter. Luther College. BA. English II Dorothy Schwanke. St Cloud State. Masters De gree. Speech. Drama and Speech Activities. Music Club William Smythe, University of Minnesota. B S , Biology, Junior Viking Sportsmans Club Kenneth L. Sogge, St Cloud State, B S . Technical Math Bernard Sonstegard, University of Minneso ta. BS. Adult Agriculture Robert Sorci, St Cloud State. B S . Woodworking. Machine Metal and Voc Carpentry Stark. Roger Stephens. John Wold. Laurane Wittenberg. Erlin Zinda. Daniel R Rueter. Ray R Smythe. William Sonstegard. Bernard Schwanke. Dorothy Sogge. Kenneth Sorci. Robert Roger A. Stark, University of Minnesota. B A . Eng lish 12 John Stephens, Moorhead State. B S . Typ- ing. Steno II Erlin H. Wittenberg, Mankato State. MS. Social Science. World History Laurane Wold, University of Minnesota. M S . Librarian. Library Club advisor Daniel R Zinda. Moorhead State. MS. Biology 9 Mr Hanson CUSTODIAN Mr Ensign CUSTODIAN Mr Secoy CUSTODIAN COOKS: Mrs Timm. Mrs Steinhorst. Mrs Vangstad. Mrs Lund. Mrs Neller Mr Deaton CUSTODIAN Mr Peacock CUSTODIAN 10 SECRETARIES: Mrs Lamb. Mrs Pennar. Mrs Herrington Are you for real geometr y Yech' What is it Should auld acquaintance be forgot Classroom concentration—but on what Aw. come on you guys1 A typical example of Jefferson’s well-trained, seasoned faculty 11 Mr McCarten entertains Choral Club parents and Mr Dehlm with modified Fluegal horn 12 Jefferson, the COOL school Nancy Steen. Senior Attendant. Queen Bonnie Smith. JoAnne McCarthy. Senior Attendant. Linda Engstrom. Junior Attendant. Mary Jackson. Sophomore Attendant UO UECG UIN 1966 Homecoming was held October 13. 14. and 15 In the weeks preceedmg homecoming. Mary Jackson was elected from the Sophomores and Linda Eng- strom was chosen from the Juniors The three Senior queen candidates were Nancy Steen. Bonnie Smith and JoAnne McCarthy Thursday evening at 7 30 the royal court was named Bonnie Smith was crowned by last year’s queen. Jackie Spellman Mary was escorted by Steve Colby. Linda by Jim Hedine. JoAnne by Warren South- ward. Bonnie by Tom Vickerman. and Nancy by Don Urness The theme was Some Enchanted Evening and Angie Woodward sang the solo At 8 15 the parade wound down mam street The Junior's float captured first prize, the Sophomores second and the Freshmen third At 8 45 the parade ended at the ball park where the flaming A” and bon- fire were lit Friday night the Cardinals battled the Glenwood Lakers, and won 33-12 Steve Colby brought in four touchdowns and Mike Kluver threw a pass to Tom Vickerman for the fifth touchdown After the game a Bird Dance was held at the school Anyone with a homecoming pm got in free The Alumni Tea was also held after the game at the Viking Motel Saturday night the Homecoming dance was held in the gymnasium Music was provided by The New Dimension 15 Queen meets successor Bon and Beau Portrait of a winning float Did Krueger change her hair again Some Enchanted Evening. . Flaming A 16 Booster Club's float needs a boost 17 QLAQC MEMGG JE. BVTENNECSEt U fLUAMC DRAMATIS PERSONAE 1 Mother Shelly Kephart Daughter Lavonne Schildt Son Garry Jarman Gentleman Caller DaveSusag Understudies Mother Sue Lorsung Daughter Bev Sperling Son George Schultz Gentleman Caller Harold Reuter The Junior Class Play. The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams was presented November 4 and 5 under the direction of Eileen Habstritt It was a chal- lenging play for the four memberd cast, but they came through with flying colors George Schultz was Student Director, while Mr James Perdue handled the lighting Blow out your candles. Laura, and so good night ' Then go to the moon, you selfish dreamer1 The group tries a peace offering 18 TO 7U£ QEA'' Chris made her debut The 1967 One Act Play. Riders to the Sea , was under the excellent direction of Mrs Dorothy Schwanke The actors had the difficult task of taking on an Irish accent This is said to be one of the most perfect one act plays written The cast did very well, and although they took no honors, this will be a very memorable experience for them DRAMATIS PERSONAE Bartley Bill Flaig Maurya Pat Bratton Nora Bev Sperling Cathleen Barb Schmalek Old Men Larry Perkins Gary Jarman Three Old Women Chris Sprengel Wendy Mund Linda Engstrom The circus came to town Bill and Chris pose for a candid 19 20 21 Selling candy for Beta Chris enjoys eating Chris and her American sisters. Linda and Carol Engstrom Her little German kindergarten friends help Chris wash dishes First time on waterskis Chris plays up to the big wheel CWyeiEL Christel Sprengel came to JHS from Wanne-Eickle. Ger- many on September 12 Once here she adjusted rapidly to the active Engstrom family and America Chris became very active in school activities She under- went Beta initiation, went to football and basketball games and wrestling matches, charged into students council activities, and made friends with everyone Chris became a gut freund to all of us and well never forget her 22 Lupe likes American food but misses banana soup LUP£ Lupe spent her first weeks in America at the Wasson s cottage on Lake Darling At the Beta banquet with her escort. Big Al Lupe Mora arrived from Loja. Ecuador, at the end of August Lupe was introduced to her new home by the Wasson family Lupe spent her study halls teaching Spanish to enthusias- tic friends, tried hard to under- stand football, insisted on lov- ing the snow, but not the cold weather, and found out how crazy American girls act at Beta meetings Lupe’s quiet and friendly ways will always endear her to us. 23 Lupe and her American sis- ters. Julie and Kay Wasson JUU£ Last summer Julie Wasson spent two months living with a Finnish family in Tapiola. a city just outside Helsinki, in Finland Two weeks were spent staying at their summer home and traveling to and from Lapland Her family intro- duced her to raw fish, reindeer and the Sauna bath, and tried to teach her some of the difficult Finnish language During heF stay Julie picked cloudberries, chased reindeer, swam in the ocean, visited old forts, watched soccer games, and got a glimpse of Russian TV Julie's trip was sponsored by the Americans Abroad Program of AFS Julie's Finnish Family L. TO R : Mr Olli Alppivuon. Jar mo. Kristnna. Julie. Mrs Kirsti Alppivuon and Kan y 4 Upon returning home Julie met her AFS sister. Lupe. from Ecuador 24 On the trip to Lapland Julie and the Alppivuons crossed the Arctic Circle The Sauna (Finnish bath) at the Alppivuons summer home in Laaksolahti near Helsinki ROW 1: Mike Kluver. Al Grundei. Ken Dyrstad. Steve Colby. Warren Southward. Doug Drexler. Tom Vickerman. Bill Flaig. Gerry Hesse. Jim Rudd ROW 2: Bill Glade. Doug Norbeck. Don Eral. Mike Allison. Bob Bey. Dwight Rouillard. Tom Olson. Larry Suchy. Paul Alto. Don Affeldt ROW 3: Craig Nelson. Greg Sonstegard. Randy Henngton. M'ke Kar nis Gary Ackerman Mike Quist. Steve Rolfsrud. Denny Stark. Randy CARDQ R4VEA GREAT 7-2 Led by captains Doug Drexler and Warren South- ward. the 1966 Cardinal football team proved itself to be one of the finest in recent years The Cards started the season with a 27-6 victory over Wheaton, followed by a 7-0 victory over Benson making it two in a row Riding high they came into conflict with one of the best teams in Moorhead’s his- tory The Cards fought hard but Moorhead defeated them 27-7 Bouncing back in full force they won four straight games. Willmar 20-14. Fergus Falls 33-14. Breckinridge 22-6. and the homecoming game with Glenwood 33-12 The Cards then met head-on with a fine St Cloud Tech team and lost 13-0 In the final game the Cards blasted Detroit Lakes 20-0 ending up the season with a 7-2 record and a 4-1 conference record giving them second place in their final year in the Resort Region Conference Co-captains: Warren Southward. Doug Drexler Divine. Bruce Nelson. Brad Froemmmg ROW 4: Student mgr Tom Hollingsworth. Coach Loucks. Coach Greengo. John Huhn. Tom Pen no. Randy Nelson. Jim Flolid. Alan Muyres Head Coach John Gustaf son. Coach Morrison. Student Mgr Neil Melton ALEX 27 WHEATON 6 ALEX 7 BENSON 0 ALEX 7 MOORHEAD 27 ALEX 20 WILLMAR 14 ALEX 33 FERGUS 14 ALEX 22 BRECKINRIDGE 6 ALEX 33 GLENWOOD 12 ALEX 0 ST CLOUD TECH 13 ALEX 20 DETROIT LAKES 0 Coach Loucks. Coach Morrison, Head Coach John Gustafson. Coach Greengo The end of the END Our Heroes Why two made it and one didn't 28 ROW 1: Jim Rudd Gerry Hesse. Al Crundei Bob Bey. Tom Vickerman ROW 2: Dwight Roulliard. Tom Olson. Doug Drexler Bill Flaig. Warren Southward ROW 1: Steve Colby Don Affeldt. Mike Kluver ROW 2: Paul Alto. Ken Dyrstad. Larry Suchy NOT PICTURED. Mike Allison All conference selections: Paul Alto. Gerry Hesse Most Valuable Player, Steve Colby Doug Drexler. Steve Colby, Tom Vickerman Defensive Award. Doug Drexler B-COUAD ROW 1: Harvey Hiebel. Dan Olson. Terry Johnson. Jeff Hanson. Mar ley Johnson. Tom Cam. Scott Perkins. Greg Hedlund. John Flolid. K.eth Backaus ROW 2: Coach Loucks Dick Miller. Chuck Thompson Greg Matz. Dan Haskins. Mike Granlund. Kieth Melville. Dennis John son. Larry De France. Coach Greengo. Student Mgr Jim Wolliscroft ROW 3: Doug Muyres. Jeff Gens. Dan Berg. Dick Halstead. Randy Rodnque. Greg Hanson. Fred Bursch. Steve Albrecht. Terry Amund son. Curt Wussow. Steve Connor. Bruce Hedlund 29 LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Duneman. Terry Olson. Dave Nord. Gary Liedl. Jerry Podratz. Steve Jarvi Ron Nord Captain Ron Nord CROSS COUNTRY 1 Cross Country was initiated as a letter sport at JHS this year This sport requires speed, stamina and determination Races are run on a two mile course which is usually set up on a golf course Flags are set up tc mark the route with different colored flags indicating which way the run ners are to turn. The number of the places where each team member finishes are added together and the team with the lowest total wins the meet Jefferson Cross Country men participated in seven meets this year in addition to the RRC. Dist 22 and Region Six Championships The top runner for the Cards this year was Captain Ron Nord who placed sixth in the region Cross Country Meets Osakis Resort Region at Fergus Falls Glenwood Glenwood Invitational Long Prairie District 22 at Melrose Benson Region Six at Melrose Osakis Morris 30 A-SQUAD ROW 1: Steve Colby Ken Dyrstad. Jim Hibbard Paul Huberty ROW 2: Steve Rolfsrud. Steve Hanson. Tom Vickerman. War ren Southward. Gerry Stemhorst. Don Urness. Jeff Cassidy. Al Hansen. Doug Kobs. Dave DeGrote CARDS PlAY CYCmMS- SEASON Alex 44 Sauk 51 Alex 56 Breck 48 Alex 59 Moorhead 73 Alex 57 Wheaton 45 Alex 72 Detroit Lakes 54 Alex 63 Melrose 64 Alex 54 Fergus 64 Alex 68 Breck 49 Alex 52 Sauk 54 Alex 92 Glenwood 64 Alex 58 Melrose 71 Alex 67 Moorhead 79 Alex 74 Glenwood 56 Alex 68 Wheaton 63 Alex 71 Detroit Lakes 57 Alex 47 St Cloud Tech 61 Alex 52 Willmar 62 Alex 70 Fergus 62 31 SENIOR£ CO-Capra ws Steve Colby Warren Southward Tom Vickerman Gerry Steinhorst 32 33 The sky is falling?” B SQUAD ROW 1 Vance Nelson. Leslie Kuehl. Ron Hayden Leigh Crumpton. Earl Anderson. Tony Trushenski. Bob Mihlar Don Affeldt. Doug Norbeck Alan Stark. Mike Steidl. Dennis Stark ROW 2: Bob Scrove. Ken Hodak Rick Hmk. Joel Johnson. Mark Gustafson. Greg Norbeck — Nelson. Dale Schlosser. Dale Yager. Tommy Olson B-SQUAD CQUACWEC FERGUS Any wrestler on the B-squad has the right to challenge for a berth on the A-squad A simple request to the coach brings the contest The wres- tler that wins two out of three matches wins the berth By this system the cardinal wrestling team is always kept on its toes because all the mem- bers know if they slack off someone is more than willing to take their place This along with many other reasons has made the cardinal wrestling team the finest one for many years Alex 14 Melrose 24 Alex 17 Monte 30 Alex 27 Glenwood 11 Alex 19 Breck 20 Alex 32 Willmar 16 Alex 23 Sauk 18 Alex 39 Fergus 5 Alex 18 Evansville 31 Alex 29 Benson 17 Alex 23 Long Prairie 7 Alex 22 Staples 21 Alex 27 Morris 21 Alex 28 Litchfield 15 34 Coach: Ted Lohrman A SQUAD Steve Danielson. Jon Klein. Pat Ellingson. Bruce Hedlund. Gregg Hedlund. Jeff Timm. Dave Close. Roger Sathoff. Marley Johnson Wes Esterberg. Mike Allison. Doug Drexler A” GRAPPLERG PIN M W D 28-12 Co-Captain: Mike Allison Coach: Dick Green go Co-Captain: Doug Drexler Alex 25 Melrose 17 Alex 28 Mhd 13 Alex 23 Monte 15 Alex 33 Benson 6 Alex 29 Glenwood 18 Alex 43 Long Prairie 3 Alex 32 Breck 6 Alex 24 Staples 19 Alex 27 Willmar 20 Alex 23 Morris 28 Alex 33 Sauk 11 Alex 28 Litchfield 12 Alex 29 Fergus 14 35 SENIOR U RE£OER£ SENIOR WRESTLERS BACK ROW: JeH Timm. Don Affeldt. Jon Klein FRONT ROW Wes Ester berg. Doug Drexler. Mike Allison FEAR£OUE Doug Drexler Heavy Weight Mike Allison 175 Wes Esterberg 165 36 B-SQUAD COMES ON STROMS Coach: John Gustafson Alex 23 Sauk 35 Alex 44 Breck 46 Alex 37 Mhd 71 Alex 40 Wheaton 37 Alex 42 Detroit Lakes 54 Alex 22 Melrose 36 Alex 45 Fergus 40 Alex 48 Breck 44 Alex 45 Sauk 46 Alex 52 Glenwood 42 Alex 58 Melrose 51 Alex 46 Mhd 47 Alex 43 Glenwood 33 Alex 34 Wheaton 48 Alex 44 Detroit Lakes 25 Alex 28 St Cloud Tec 49 Alex 34 Willmar 44 Alex 49 Fergus 32 B Team ROW 1: Terry Johnson. Gary Baltes. Jeff Gens. Keith Melville. Scott Perkins. Barry Anderson. Bill McKay ROW 2: Kurt Wussow. Larry DeFrance. Greg Lindquist. Greg Matz. Steve Connor. Jeff Hanson. Terry Amundson ROW 3: Rick Podratz. Dan Olson. Jeff Corenz. Phil Way. Dirk Olson. Phil Franzen 37 38 Pop Art m creation MUSIC 40 SECTION LEADERS BACK ROW: Gerry Hesse. Base. Leon Zavadil. Tenor. ROW 2 Nancy Steen Soprano. Carol Thornton. Alto CAROLERS LEFT ROW BOYS TOP TO BOTTOM Ron Hanson Steve Rolfsrud. Gerry Hesse. Bruce Nelson GIRLS TOP TO BOTTOM: Nancy Steen Sharon Anderson Angie Woodward. Stephanie Sonstegard GIRLS TOP TO BOTTOM: Carol Thornton. Sally Bongard. Sandy Rosengren. Linda Engstrom BOYS TOP TO BOTTOM: Leon Zavadil. George Schultz. Craig Johnson. Bill Glade CHOIR OFFICERS - TOP TO BOTTOM : George Schultz. Presi dent. Gerry Hesse. Vice-presi dent. Bonnie Smith. Secretary. Nancy Steen, librarian 42 OK Sim see that T formation SECTION LEADERS BOTTOM ROW: Julie Wasson. Flute. Sandy Rosengren. Oboe. Jacy Christenson Saxophone ROW 2: Jane Nelson. Clarinet. Gary Liedl. Percussion. Ger- ry Hesse Bass ROW 3 : Tom Olson. Bari tone. Chuck Sweet. Trombone. Bill Flaig. Cornet NOT PICTU R E D John Hustad. Bassoon Gwen Erickson. French Horn ALLSTATE BAND Julie Wasson Little boy Bill, come blow your horn.” God bless you my children Come here a mm ute 43 44 Did I forget my ten- nies again? 45 ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: L TO R Kathy Toft. Dale Lee. James Woolliscroft. LaDonna Vantries. Kevin Hoeschen. Philip Benson. Steve Rolfsrud. Larry Perkins SECOND ROW: Janet Kroupa Caryn Johnson. Gloria Russel. Pam Midboe Margaret Hainmg. Cheryl Navratil. Pam Sherman. Linda Engstrom. Nancy Sonstegard. Michelle Madden. Barbara Schmalek. Karl Ei lers THIRD ROW SEATED Richard Flint. James Anridge. Leon Zavadil. Jackie Johnson. Dale Olson Audrey Femme STANDING: Sharon Gasperlin. Gary Liedl David Lindquist. Ron Carlson. Fred Bursch NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Arvold. Gwen Erickson Director: Doran Christensen ORCHESTRA The orchestra is a new addition to the Jefferson Music De- partment Under the direction of Mr Doran Christensen, the group gave its first public performance as a senior high music organization last fall They also played with the band and choir at the Kiwanis Concert in February Instruction of the orchestra members begins in the fourth grade, and the string players of the entire school system num- bers about 160 The orchestra, which this year was 35 strong, is expected to contain about 120 members eventually In the future the players will wear formal dresses and tuxedos at their performances Another aspect of the orchestra is a volunteer group of eleven members, the Rainbow Strings The group plays at meetings and functions in the community 46 SECTION LEADERS James Woolliscroft. violin. Kathy Toft, violin. Fred Bursch bass. Larry Perkins, cello. Phillip Benson, viola ALLSTATE ORCHESTRA Kathy Toft, violin. Kevin Hoeschen. viola RAINBOW STRINGS Kathy Toft. Cindy Woodward. Janet Kroupa. James Woolliscroft Caryn Johnson. Virgil Rolfsrud. Larry Perkms. Kevin Hoeschen. Philip Benson Dale Lee at piano. Fred Bursch at bass 47 A TEAM CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Mary Holt. Julie Wasson Mary Kay Fischer ROW 2: Sharon Anderson JoAnne McCarthy. Karen Westby. Julie Frederick CARDINALETTES ROW 1: Linda Engstrom Mary Conn. Jeanne Franzen. Debby Johnston. Carol Anderson. ROW 2: Diane Bakken. Wendy Mund. Angie Woodward Mary McCarten. Mary Benesh ROW 3: Linda Dumdei. Gwen Erickson. Karen Hepper. Sandy Dehn. Bonnie Smith. Deb Krueger B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Nancy Sonstegard. Pam Sher- man. Stephanie Dyke. Mary Jackson. Denise Kelly MAJORETTES Linda Dumdei Mary Kay Fischer 48 0 GANf££rtON£ if « ▼ :-SL ik '■ COPY: Von Schildt. Julie Wasson. Deb Drueger 4 V PHOTOGRAPHY Kevin Flanagan George Schultz. Kim Thompson BUSINESS STAFF: Marilyn Aim Joetta Thunberg. Lois Splittgerber. John Hustad ACTIVITIES Bonnie Smith Janet Christenson. Chnstel Sprengel EDITOR: Betty Gulbran son AL X1AN TYPISTS: Patty Miller. Joetta Thunberg. Jo McCarthy. Lois Splittgerber. Marilyn Aim After rushing to meet deadlines, searching for needed photographs, and clearing up unavoidable confusion, we present to you the 1966-67 Alexian. The following pages represent to us. and we hope to you. the highlights and sidelights of our colorful'’ school year Editor Betty Gul- branson. Advisor Mr Anderson SPORTS: Jay Anderson. Bob Bey CLASSES JoAnne McCarthy. Charlene Arvold ORGANIZATIONS: Ruth Malmberg. Lavonne Schildt. Patty Miller FACULTY: Patty Mill er. Charlene Arvold 50 PAT PLATO Alhi Times ROW 1: Majel Brekke Lynn Bylund. Ruth Malmberg. Pam Midboe Sandie Schmidt. Cheryl Navratil Mary Holt ROW 2: Kim Thompson. Pat Platto. Joetta Thunberg Sue Ording. Connie Stan Jim Lant ROW 3: Dan Haskins. Ron Nord George Schultz. John Malmberg Danny Hovland The Alhi Times reflected students life with its coverage in news, sports, and feature articles The staff was made up of Mr Karlsgodt's journalism class The editorial staff were editor-in-chief. Pat Platto. first page editor. Ruth Malmberg. second page editor. Joetta Thunberg. third page editor. Jim Lantz. fourth page editor. John Malmberg. assistant. Connie Stanz UBRARVCUJB ALUIV UEC Members of the Library Club assisted the Jefferson library staff in daily services Miss Wold, the Jefferson librarian, was advisor. while officers included DeAnn Warkenthien. president. Peggy Richardson, vice-president. Theresa Steidl. secretary, and Norma Patrick, treasurer Library Club ROW 1: Anderson. C Annis. M . Hausken. C Komes B Gehrke. S . Richardson. P Doeb ber M . VonderHarr. C . Bisek. J ROW 2: Roquette. L Patrick. N Wittwer, J . Dobberpuhi. K Huffman. J Ludwig. K Johnson. M . Warkenthien. D . Miss Wold ROW 3: Patrick. A . Steidl. T Patrick M Malm berg. R EiTgstrom. C Hammer M Rupert. J Bjerkness. C ROW 4 Peart M Johnson. R Rasmusen. P . Jensen. N . Way. J Rutten. M Liedl. G . Mersy G Proell L ROW 5: Brockopp. M Attridge. J . May er. J Kloehn. R Wittwor. J . Ondracek. I NOT PICTURED: Affeldt. M Danelke. P . Everett N Gness. B Hachmann. U . Jones. J . Kaufman. M Kephart. S . Lorsung. S McClellan. B . Pladson. B . Yager. K DEANN WARKENTHIEN 51 BECKY SHOLD FHA ROW 1 D Peterson. C Wunderlich M Johnson. L Roquett. D Warkenthien. M Daas S Faehnnch ROW2 .S Hansen. L Peterson. S Dobberpuhl. W Anderson. D Duenow, C Wichlund. S Baumann ROW 3 : V Krafthefer R Dittberner J Faber. L Koehler L Guenther. R Shold. L Black FUTURE PO UEMAkXRC FUTURE FARMERS The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America was to promote an appreciation of the importance of homemaking and to help individuals improve their per- sonal. family, and community life The officers were Rebecca Shold. president. Ruth Dittberner. vice- president. LaNell Guenther, secretary, and Judy Faber, treasurer Members strive for special degrees based on scholar- ship. investment in farming, and FFA Leadership Leslie Nokes, president. Charles Klemenn. vice-president. Stuart Dobberpuhl. secretary. Bruce Kakae. treasurer. Dennis Pletcher. reporter. Fred Faber, sentinel Mr Dale Benson was the adviser LESLIE NOKES FFA ROW 1 : R Benesh. R Klimek. D Hausken. L Anderson. M Hvezda. G Brown R Daker W Knapp G Roth G Olsen ROW 2 D Benson. L Nokes. G Copa. J Hoaglund. B Baumann. B Kakac. S Dobberpuhl D Pletcher F Faber M Brede. B V.ckerman ROW 3: W Meyer. J Meyer. E Anderson. P Haabala S Ekdahl. B Ley. J Patri. P Kuhnau R Klimek. L Tvrdik. R Doebber. B Huizinga W Schultz. G Peterson J Zwieg. J Pospisil ROW 4 D Nelson D Schlosser A Becker. B Sandefur P Lee B L.ndqu.st, R Wunder I'Ch. T Fogg. T Rediehs. J Randall. R Botner. B Komes G Schlosser. R Cra.g ROW 5 W Schlosser A Boesen C Besek. D Johnson. P Colton S Formo. D Bolstad. D Kalina. P Roers. R Affeldt. J Koubsky J Anderson ROW6:J Hvezda D Saathoff. W Chan. R Botzet. C Aemann. J Hartman. L Okerlund R Fa ber. G Burkey. L Kalina. T Nelson. R Sethney. M Collins 52 Future Teachers ROW 1: B Emerson. G Russell G Myhr. C Navratil. S Bongard. K Toft. M Conn. B Spefimg C Mau! ROW 2: J Fredrick J Omland M Aim. R Malmberg, L Splittgerber. B Saar M Lund M Jesness. J Kroupa ROW 3: B Schmalek. S Johnson. D Olson. P Benson. G Jarman. K Hoeschen. G Erickson M Denke M Backlund ROW4:K Westby B Awes, N Jensen J Anderson. C Arfsten. E John son. J Volden. P Midboe LOIS SPLITGERBER future business leaders Future Business Leaders was for the students who were taking part-time training Officers were Rocky Hedstrom. president. Jon Trenne. vice-president. Bren- da Diment. secretary Mike Kvitek. parliamentarian FUTURE TEACHERS Future Teachers of America gave students a chance to learn about the teaching profession Officers were Lois Splittgerber. president. Ruth Malmberg. vice- president. Gayle Myhr. secretary. Cheryl Navratil. treas- urer ROCKY HEDSTROM Future Business Leaders ROW 1: G Reed. C Fearing. F Nelson K Gunderson. J Isaacson. J Jones K Kee B Pladsen ROW2:L Crouse V Karrow. C Roers. J Kleven. S Porter D Whelan. J Watters. N Mar tin. L Hinton. D Schulz M Kvitek V MacCoy. B McClellan. C Spaulding ROW3 J Kam. J Trushenski C Hegg. W Mund. N Norder. S Kallstrom. L Betterman. B Sammons. K Ludwig P Schulz. A Heid. J Thompson ROW 4 Mr Holm. V Kloehn. V Gylsen. S Porter M Affeldt L Johnson. C Henning. D Zim mel R Sherrow. P Rasmusen A Turner J Faber. C Stelflug. B Diment ROWS: J Rener R Hedstrom. J Trenne. A Bast. M Kvitek J Timm M Steinhorst. W Peterson. T Lindsey. T Hafdal. G Thompson M Skogland. K Gunderson ROW 6: B Larson. T Permo. M Severson. C Turner. T Lempka. W Esterberg D Rouillard. G Ackerman. I Peterson. D Tvrdik. R SaatloH. R Rodgers. J Cihlar 53 BETH McKAY FNC ROW 1 : B McKay. D Mounsdon S Porter. J Kleven R Schonberg. C Fearing. C Roers ROW 2:C Anderson. E Helgeson. J Jackson. M Johnson. D Warkenthien J Huffman. J Isaacson. K Flynn. M Hausken ROW 3: C Anderson. S Holverson. K Lanigan. S Hansen. B Berg. M Johnson S Bearson. P Danelke. J Johnson ROW 4: P Pennar. M Hammer B Haase M Duitscher. D Korkowski. I Ondracek W Anderson. D Stoltenberg. C Lee FUTURE NURSES Future Nurses Club provided guidance for those in- tending to enter the medical profession The officers were Beth McKay, president. Sue Porter, vice-president. Janet Kleven. secretary. Ruth Schonberg. treasurer Mrs Alice Johnson was advisor JUNIOR. VI ICING SPOR7S UEN Junior Viking Sportsmen spent its first club year work ing with wildlife The officers were Les Okerlund. presi- dent. Ted Brezina. secretary. Ray Willie, treasurer, vice-president. Warren Englebrecht Mr Smythe was the advisor JVS ROW 1: R Willie. J Shmabarger. R Ranum. P Ellingson. R Baumann. C Holverson. V Warkenthien B Huizinga, R Botner. J Klug. D Meyer ROW2:D Zimmel. L Anderson. D Clase. S Hoaglund. M Brock opp. K Backhaus. G Hanson. J Holten. J Zwieg. T Carlson. H lommen ROW 3 D Beach. G Halstead. D Bolstad. T Brezina. R Divine. C Klemann. B Vipond. G Hanson. K Hoeschen. M Anderson. R Benesh R0W4:M Hausmann. J Mix. D Olson, J R Hanson. K Rosenquist. T Nelson. J Attndge. J Vangstad. R Podraiz 54 JCL Soph ROW 1: J Mund. R Clapshaw S Lamgan. P VonderHaar K Olson B Widstrom. C Anderson. L G iser ROW 2: C Arvold. S Holverson. P Schultz. C Thompson. B Johnson. P Quist B Anderson ROW 3: D Kelly. S Swenson. P Penner. A Bundy. J Westerfeld P Sherman. N Sonstegard ROW 4 M Johnson. J Rudd. K Hoeschen. P Way. D Pappenfus. C Perkins. T Cam. T Amundson JOHN MALMBERG ja The Junior Classical League was composed of all Latin students Officers were John Malmberg. counsul; Connie Simenson. tribune. Garry Jarmon. scribe. Denise Kelly, quaestor JCL Jrs Srs ROW 1: C Arvold. J McCarthy M Conn. P Sherman. K Thompson K Amborn. B Sandberg. E Helgeson ROW 2 M Holt. K Westby. J Thompson. C Gillespie. J Johnson L Augdahl K Fremlmg. G Miller R Dittberner K Lamgan ROW 3: D Haskins P Graves. K Wussow C Simenson. G Myhr. C NavraM. D Stone M Jesness. L Dumdei. L Schildt R0W4: B Nelson. M Lund. J Frederick. R Malmberg. M J Peterson. C Art sten. A Turner. D Tabbert. L Koehler. P Midobe. E Johnson ROW5:J Bugge. D Susag. S Rolfsrud. M Thorn ton. J Hustad. J Malmberg. G Jarman. J Hedme. T Permo. B Sonstegard. J Paulzme 55 Science Club ROW 1: R Clapshaw J Attridge. G Johnston. L Bylund. K Ludwig ROW 2: J Holten. G Schultz J Hustad R Hughes. A Chermak ROW3 D Stark. J Flolid. R Hanson F Bursch. D Cooper QCIBNCB CLUB The Science Club's purpose was to enable science students to pursue scientific interests which were not covered in the classroom The executive committee were Richard Hughes. John Hustad. George Johnston. Larry Perkins and Dennis Stark MU ALPHA THRA Mu Alpha Theta was active in promoting scholarship, understanding and interest in mathematics Officers for the past year were George Schultz, president. Doug Drexler. vice-president; Joetta Thunberg. secretary- treasurer. Warren Southward, parliamentarian Mu Alpha Theta ROW 1: M Guenther D Susag B Leuthner R Johnson G Johnston Mrs Halvorson ROW 2: D Peterson M Aim. B Gulbranson. L Splittgerber. J Thunberg ROW 3: J Attridge B Arendt. S Seppanen R Bunting. D Hanson. P Hmtzen ROW 4: S Dobberpuhl. G Schultz. W Southward. D Drexler J Rudd GEORGE SHULTZ 56 TOM OLSON Junior Eulerpeans ROW 1: D Spellman. S Anderson W Mund M Benesh. J Christenson. P Schultz. G NHson. A Boyd S Sonstegard. K Larson ROW 2 C Navratil. G Myhr. J Wasson. L Vantnes. S Gusper Im. P Schmalek K Toft, J Franzen. C Reiiand. A Woodward ROW3:B Nelson. M Hainmg. C Thornton. P Midboe. C Simenson. C Wagner G Enckson. L Engstrom. P Sherman. S Dyrstad R0W4:S Roifsrud. J Hultman. F Steen. J Woolliscroft. J Attridge. P Sherman. B Glade. D Olson. P Benson. D Perkins ROW 5 G Schultz. G Hesse D Lee. R Hanson. L Zavadil. B Flaig. F Bursch. R Nord. P Anderson. K Hoescher JUNIOR EUTEEPEANC STUDENT COUNOL Junior Euterpean was a musical organization which was sponsored by the local Senior Euterpean Club The officers were Leon Zavadil. president. George Schultz, vice president. Jacy Christenson, secretary-treasurer Student Council was the governing body of Jefferson Officers this year were Tom Olson, president. Gerry Hesse, vice-president. Mary Holt, secretary. Pat Platto. treasurer LEON ZAVADIL Student Council ROW 1: M Holt. J Wasson. L Mora C Navratil M Benesh J Christenson R Hmtzen. L Engstrom ROW 2: L Perkins. P Platto. L Schildt G Erickson. C Simenson. M Hainmg. D Kelly N Sonstegard. J Wolliscroh ROW 3: P Sherman K Westby B Awes. B Smith J McCarthy. D DeGrote C Bagne. J Lantz. F Steen ROW 4 L Zavadil. S Roifsrud. G Hesse T Olson. R Foss. P Franzen. T Vicker man. J Hedme B Nelson NOT PICTURED:L Zavadil 57 PAT SHERMAN Interact ROW 1: T Anderson. B Arendt. J Hustad. G Stemhorst. P Martinson L Zavadil. G Johnston ROW 2: G Radermacher. M Redig. J Hansen P Newhouse. J Sherry P Sherman. P Osterberg. K Thompson ROW 3: J Bugge. D Olson. L Larson, D Johnson. C Johnson S Seppanen R Nelson ROW 4 T Weatherwax. C Bagne. R Herrington M Gesell R Foss. D Hanson. D DeGrote IMTERACT ICEr'CUJB The objectives of Interact were to develop construc- tive leadership and to promote better international un- derstanding with each member Officers for the past year were Pat Sherman, president. Bill Arendt. vice- president. Leon Zavadil. secretary, and Kim Thompson, treasurer Key Club members were elected on the basis of lead ership. citizenship, and scholarship Officers for the past year were Warren Southward, president. Jim Lantz. vice-president. Ed Fluegal. secretary, and Tom Vicker man. treasurer Key Club ROW 1:J Johnson. L DeFrance. T Johnson. S Rolfsrud. J Hedme. D Kobs J Woolescroft. M Martinson ROW 2:G Hesse. F Steen B Wilk. B Leuthner. M Lundstrom. D Olson. T Brueske. B Flaig ROW 3: G Sonstegard. J Lantz. B Nelson. D Susag. R Gorham. M Quisi. G Ackerman ROW 4: G Schultz. E Fluegal. T Olson. D Rouillard. D Drexler. W Southward. T Vickerman. A Hansen. R Divine WARREN SOUTHWARD 58 BONNIE SMITH Sigma Beta Ph ROW 1 : D Krueger B Smith. J McCarthy. K Westby. S Rosengren. G Erickson ROW 2 D Mounsdon. J Johnson. C Navrati! P Midboe. L Dumdei. C Arvold. I Augdahl ROW 3:1 Engstrom. I Schildt. P Schulz B Sperling. L Mora M Holt ROW 4:0 Tabbert. J Nelson. C Simenson. C Sprengel. B Saar A” CLUB CfGMA PU All school lettermen were members of ' A Club Lar ry Suchy was president The club sponsored program sales and concessions at basketball games and wres- tling matches The objectives of Sigma Beta Phi were to promote an merest in scholarship and to assist in the affairs of the school The officers this year were Bonnie Smith, presi- dent. Deb Krueger, vice-president. Sandy Rosengren. secretary, and Gwen Erickson, treasurer A Club ROW 1: K Dyrstad. T Hollingsworth. G Hesse. W Southward. S Anderson. M Kluver. R Sever son. D RouiUard ROW 2: B Hedlund. S Rolfsrud. E Fluegal. K Olson. J Lantz. P Huberty I Backlund M McCabe T Cihlar ROW 3: J Hansen B Nelson. D Stark J Timm. B Bey L Suchy J Rudd R Nord B Millar ROW 4: C Nelson. G Liedl.J Podratz. P Walters. D Urness. S Colby J Cassidy M Gese P Alto ROW 5: M Allison. S Hansen T Vickerman B Flaig. T Olson. D Drexler. A Grundei. D Norbeck. T Wilk en LARRY SUCHY 59 French Club ROW 1: Gayle Nelson. Sharon Dyrstad. Michelle Klopp Jackie Johnson ROW 2: Jean Johnson. Cindy Hanson Sandy Johnson. Deanne Warkenthien ROW 3: Kay Larson. Cindy Gillespie Norma Patrick Mary Patrick ROW 4 Barb Berg. Carol Cassidy. Sandy Bearson. Jan Peterson. Julie Wasson ROW 5: Betty Awes Ardele Peterson, lynnette Rongstad. Carol Thorton. Linda Beach CAROL THORNTON DEBATE FRENCFT CLUB Debate offers students an opportunity to do research on a topic and to develop their speaking skills at tourna- ments throughout the year The topic for the year was Resolved That the United States foreign aid program should be limited to non totalitarian governments French Club was re-organized this year under the French teacher Miss Lenort Members were students taking or having taken at least one year of French The club tried to promote interest in the language and cus- toms of France Officers were Carol Thorton. President. Cindy Gillespie. Vice President. Julie Wasson. Secretary, and Jim Bloom. Treasurer GEORGE JOHNSTON Debate ROW 1: Jen Jones. Cheryl Wallentine. Barb Schmalek Bev Sperling ROW 2: Jill Kiehne. Sue Ordmg. Cheryl Arvold ROW 3: Jackie Volden. Betty Awes. Janet Kroupa ROW 4 Roger Foss. Fred Burch. Dale Lee. George Johnston 60 Tom Hafdahl. Daryl Tvrdik. Richard Ranum. Joe Hanson Leon Zavadil. VicePresi- deni. Tom Anderson. President. Kay Gunderson. Secretary Audio Visual: Members of the department gained experience in the repairing and operation of movie projectors and other sound and visual equipment of Jefferson School They also maintained the public ad- dress system Boy and Girl Staters: Each year, four juniors are chosen to attend a model system of state and city government The students are chosen by the American Legion on the basis of scholarship, personality and ser- vice Members become better ac- quainted with the responsibilities of American citizenship Youth for Christ is a youth organization whose purpose is to promote the Christian way of life among Jefferson students Weekly meetings open to all students include guest speakers, discussion groups, and special presentations National Merit: Semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship test take a second test to qualify for scholar- ships Other high scorers receive Letters of Commendation National Honor Society members are selected by the faculty and fellow students for their leadership, scholar- ship. character, and service to scnool and community Two members were chosen in their junior year, additional members were elected in the fall and spring of their senior year The advisor was the principal. Mr Elton National Honor Society ROW 1: Joetta Thun berg. Warren Southward Julie Wasson ROW 2: Doug Drexler. Bonnie Smith. George Schultz. George Johnston. JoAnnn McCarthy ROW 3: Bet ty Gulbranson. Pat Platto. Janet Christenson 61 James Wooliscroft. president. Jim Bloom, vice-president. John Gil- ronen. secretary-treasurer Upon entering Jefferson, we in the class of 69 became low man on the totem pole, but we found out that it’s a very active pole In the first weeks of school we found ourselves wound up in Student Council, foot- ball games, flaming A s ', and many club and drama activities When elections came up we chose James Wooliscroft as president. Jim Bloom became vice-president, and John Gilronen grabbed his pea- green ink blotter and took over duties as our secretary-treasurer Our class advisor was Mr Dziuk We whaled 'em over with our Homecoming float. Whale the Lakers'' It consisted of a black whale with smoke coming out of its head, and it won second in the judging Our Homecoming attendant was Mary Jack- son Throughout the year the upperclassmen tried their hardest to keep us in our place, but in spite of them we learned the sophomore yell and held our own at the pep fests We made our own place and learned to swing our weight, which was quite an accomplishment considering that we were the largest class in the school's history After grueling final exams in the spring, we braved a look at our report cards and found out the amazing—no longer would we be at the bottom—we had become Juniors! £OPPO UOR££ 64 ROW 1: Cheryl Arvold. Carol Anderson. Corliss Anderson Diane Bakke. Kristine Bauei ROW 2: Mary Benesh. Bonnie Anderson. Betty Awes. Ja nice Backlund. LaDell Anderson ROW 3: Earl Anderson. Terry Amundson. Dean Beach. Gary Baltes. Barry Anderson. Richard Backman ROW 4 Robert Anderson. Steven Ahlbrecht. Rodney Affeldt. Bruce Aim. Keith Backhaus. Marlin Ander son NOT PICTURED: Gary Alexander. Susan Angen ROW 1: Irene Cihlar. Diane Davidson. Ann Bundy Carol Cassady. Anne Boyd ROW 2: Fred Balsley Philip Benson. Robert Clapshaw. Steven Connor. Michael Brede. George Brown ROW 3: John Dau Ralph Bullick. Thomas Cam. Douglas Brackm. Allen Boesen. Ronald Craig ROW 4 Robert Daker Shawn Brede. James Bloom. Frederic Bursch. Gre gory Burkey Ronald Benesh NOT PICTURED Daniel Berg. Micnael Collins. Pride Colten ROW 1: Steven Dyrstad. Larry DeFrance. Rodney Evans. David Eastlund. Patrick Engelen. Charles Dempewolf ROW 2: Karen Dobberpuhl. Deanna Dreis. Teresa Diment Nancy Eddy. Karen Flynn. Patrice Eckstein ROW 3: Brenda Enberg. Kathryn Donley. Steven Ekdahl. Marcella Eisel. Stephanie Dyke ROW 4: Richard Flint. Kevin Flanigan. Phil lip Franzen. Johm Flolid. Steven Duneman. Kurt Dyrstad NOT PICTURED: Stanley Duneman F Thomas Foss 65 ROW 1 : Bonnie Griess. Shirley Fuoss. Lorelei Granlund. Ardis Frisk RaNae Grove ROW 2: Claire Guenther. Carol Hansen. Elizabeth Geiser. Sharon Gasperlin. Judith Froemming. Diana Hal vorson ROW 3: Michael Granlund James Good ell. Morris Hagen. Jett Gens. Lynne Hammergren, Margaret Hammg ROW 4 Phillip Haabala. John Gilbertson. James Grove. John Gilronan. John Hagen Richard Halstead NOT PICTURED ward Glietz. Monte Greenwood ROW 1 : Marilyn Hausken Donna Hedstrom Donna Hiebel Susan Hintzen Renee Heid ROW 2 Jackie Hepper Patricia Hinton. Donna Hartung Gregory Hughes Ann Henmng. Rachel Hmtzen ROW 3 Derold Hausmann. Steven Holt. Jeffrey Hansen. Gregory Hansen. Ronald Hayden ROW 4 Bryan Hjelm Kevin Hausmann Clyde Henry Harvey Hiebel. Kevin Hoeschen Reuben Heikki nen NOT PICTURED: Joseph Hanson Robert Hay. Bruce Hedlund. Gregory Hedlund ROW 1: Jerri Jones. Gayle Jarman Mary Jackson Sheila Holverson Bonnie Johnson ROW 2: Leon Hoppe Sandra Johnson. Ruth Jobe. Caryn John- son Charles Holverson. Joel Johnson ROW 3: Mark Hvezda. Jay Howard. Dana Johnson. Marian Johnson. Steven Jarvi ROW 4: Kenneth Johnson Gregory Johnson. Dennis Johnson. Robert John- son. Terry Johnson NOT PICTURED Gary Isaac son. Marlin Johnson Mary Johnson 66 ROW 1: Janet Kroupa Judith Justice Anita John son. Michelle Klopp. Sandra Lanigan. Mary Larson ROW 2 : Jeffrey Klug Leslie Kuehl. Jill Kiehne Denise Kelly. Carolyn Lee. Katheryn Kiehne. Mi- chael Klopp ROW 3: Raymond Kallstrom. Walter Knapp. Thomas Kraemer. Richard Kracht. Robert Komes. Steven Kuester ROW 4: Paul Kuhnau Darrel Kalina. Thomas Koudela. Dale Lee. Lael Lar son. Ronald Klimek. James Koubsky ROW 1 Joyce McClellan. Jan McPhee Kathy Lmdsey Twylla McMahan. Mary Masteller ROW 2 : Gerald Lorsung. Mark Martinson. Mary Me Carten. Michele Madden. Wendie Loch. Patrick McCabe ROW 3: William McKay. Greg Lindquist Bruce Lindquist Mark Lundstrom. Keith Marquette ROW 4 Gregory Marz. Keith Melville Gary Matt son. Jeffrey Lorenz. Paul Lee NOT PICTURED: Gerald Liung. Michael Loch. Kathleen Logan. Mark Lukes ROW 1: Ann Olsen. Joyce Olson Francme Olson Douglas Muyres. Gayle Nelson Jeffrey Mund ROW 2: Wayne Meyer. Darren Meyer Gary Olson Randy Mickelson. Kenneth Olson. Gary Mersy ROW 3: Darren Nelson. James Olson. Janice Niel sen Shelley Movold. Mary Mullen. Neil Nelson. Douglas Muyres ROW 4 Scott Perkins. Dirk 01 son. Daniel Olson. Michael Nelson. Dale Olson. Dick Miller NOT PICTURED: Darlene Muyres Douglas Ollom. Darrell Olson. James Olson 67 ROW 1: Kay Olson. Susan Olson. Sandra Porter. Norma Pa trick. Bonita Pomeranz ROW 2: Donald Radermacher. Ken neth Paulzine. Patricia Pennar. Ardelle Peterson. Margaret Quist. James Pospisil ROW 3: Gary Peterson. Sonya Rajdl Karen Olson. Katheryn Olson. Theresa Peart. Elizabeth Rair don. Charles Perkins ROW 4: James Penme. Richard Podratz Bruce Ritchie. David Pappenfus. Alvin Purdy. James Patn ROW 1 : Lawrence Schulz. Barbara Schmalek Mary Salt. Ramona Rosengren. Gloria Russell JoAnn Reuter. Judith Reed ROW 2: Colleen Reiland. Paulette Schultz. Beverly Schackel. Judy Rupert Roger Rosengren. Steve Schmidt ROW 3: Catherine Roers. Nancy Riesselman, Linda Roquette. Lynette Rongstad. Joyce Schlesser. Gail Ripperger Margaret Rauerstadt ROW 4 Dale Schlosser Gerald Roth Thomas Rediehs. Jerry Rudd. Paul Roers, Steven Schonberg. Gerald Schlosser 68 ROW 1: Patricia Johnson. Rachel Shold. Judy Spaulding. Diane Snelson. Alden Springer. Robert Skrove. Paul Stanz ROW 2: Sandra Swenson. Gail Spicher. Pamela Sherman. Bonnie Thornton. Kathy Toft. Patricia Schwendemann. Nancy Sonstegard ROW 3: Wanda Thomas. Marilyn Steidl. Carol Stemhorst. Mary Southward. Barbara Smith. Dennene Spell man. Christine Thompson ROW 4: John Swanson. Michael Theriault. Charles Thompson. Paul Swenson. Franklin Steen. Roger Skramstad ROW 1: Beth Wmdstrom. Cheryl Wallentme. Carolyn Wunder lich Georgia Tramor. Jennifer Wittwer. Patricia VonderHaar ROW 2: Kathleen Tvrdik. LaDonna Vantries. Jen VanKempen. Joan Westerfield. Bonnie Wells. Kathleen Yager Verms Ziegel mann ROW 3: Bradley Vickerman. James Wooliscrafl. Den ms Tvrdik Dennis Wesen. Norman Tvrdik Roger Tvrdik ROW 4: Gary Ziegelmann. Curtis Wussow Thomas Wickland. Philip Way. Gregory Wickman. Charles Walker. Joseph Zwieg 69 70 Extra-curricular activities7 CLACC OF Steve Rolfsrud. president. Kim Thompson, vice-president Bev Sper ling, secretary treasurer JUNIORS We in the class of '68 started off our Junior year with a soaring victory Our Homecoming float. Soar with the Birds , won first place and fifteen dollars for our treasury Representing our winning class in the Home- coming Court was Linda Engstrom Early in the fall we chose Steve Rolfsrud to lead us as president We elected Kim Thompson to the vice-presidency; and Bev Sperling, our sec- retary-treasurer, promised faithfully to guard the fifteen dollars prize money Miss Ludwig was our advisor The Junior Class Play was The Glass Menagerie and was directed by Miss Eileen Habstritt The play, unlike previous years, had only four characters: but it proved to be a smashing success When spring came pouring in through the ceiling of the academic wing, we received our controversial class rings and soon after began frantic preparation for the annual spring party , the Junior-Senior Prom We really worked hard and managed to provide the Seniors with a gala affair Then, after squeezing through finals and watching the Seniors graduate, we realized with both excitement and regret that the next year would be our last in Jefferson ROW 1: Carol Anderson. Kristi Amborn. Diane Bakken. Carol Antes Mary Anms. Shirley Afield! ROW 2. Carol Anderson. Sandra Bearson. Linda Augdahl. Suanne Baumann. Jane An derson ROW 3: Lois Anderson. Mary J Bartos. Connie Arf sten. June Anderson. Sharon Anderson. Leonard Anderson ROW 4: Richard Baumann. Craig Bagne. Gary Ackerman. Per ry Anderson. Bruce Anderson. Dennis Alto NOT PICTURED: Leonard Anderson. Loren Backlund ROW 1: Donna Crouse. Vicky Burss. Manon Botner. Judy Christianson. Gwen Bylund ROW 2: Robert Botner. Thomas Cihlar. Sally Bongard. Mary Bullick. Linda Dumdei. David Closi ROW 3: Alan Becker Merle Brockopp. Jan Darveaux. Ron Carlson Robert Boyd. Thomas Carlson ROW 4: Terry Brueske. Dan Bolstad. Wayne Chan. Ralph Boteet. David De- Grote. James Bugge NOT PICTURED: Mane Collins. Bruce Crosby 73 ROW 1: Mary K Fischer Jeanne Franzen Susan Faehnnch Mary Ann Doebber Sharon Dyrstad. Mary Conn ROW 2: Craig Eggen. James Fahlm. Sheryl Esterberg. Barb Emerson. Joyce Gilbertson ROW 3 Shirley Dobberpuhl. Ruth D ner Sandra Dehn Audrey Femme. Carolyn Engstrom ROW 4 Gale Falk. Randy Divtne. Michael Erickson Ray Faber. Fred Faber NOT PICTURED • Roger Eblen. Phillip Ell ingson, Donald Eral. Bert Feda ROW 1: Karen Fremlmg. Julie Frederick. Cynthia Gillispie. Jill Gens. Glenda Gease ROW 2 : Bennie Hedstrom. Gary Flodmg. Randy Herington Bradley Froemmmg. Gaylen Hjelm ROW 3: Stuart Grosemck. Gary Halstead. Vicki Flesland. Judy Hage- dorn. John Gromatka ROW 4: Alan Hansen. James Flolid. Roger Foss Greg Haanen Mike Gesell Bill Glade NOT PIC- TU R E D Kelly Greenwood. Una Hachmann David Hach- mann 74 ROW 1: Elame Helgeson. Judy Huffman, Janice Heid. Mary HoM Lmda Engsirom ROW 2: Duane Hens Jean Johnson, Patty Hass. Susan Hansen, Jean Jackson ROW 3: Jerome Hoaglund Paul Huberty. Keith Hoeschen. Jim Hibbard. Dennis Hillme' ROW 4: John Huhn Don Hector. John Hopfner Steve Hansen. Michael Hausmann. James Hedine NOT PIC TUREO: Douglas Hausken. Sharon Hmk Gaylen Hjelm ROW 1 : Debora Johnston Vicky Karrow Marilyn Johnson. Dorothy Kelly Patty Kakac ROW 2: Jon Johnson. Mary John son Karen Johnson. Esther Johnson. Linda Kalland. Marget Jesness ROW 3: Butch Huizinga. Kenny Josephs. Mike John son Steve Johnson Craig Johnson. Nea1 Hunter ROW 4 Charles Johnson. Leslie Kalina. Garry Jarman Mike Karms, Chuck Jost. Bill Hughes 75 ROW 1: Nancy Everett Cheryl Kingston. Kathy Lanigan. Mary Ann Kaufman. Valdene Krafthefer. Mary Kusske ROW 2: Linda Khngbeil. Jane Kloehn. Linda Kluver. Catherine Kelly. Shelley Ke phart. Linda Koehler ROW 3: Guy Lommen Gary Korkowski. Daryl Krohnfeldt. Richard Klimek Mike Lindquist ROW 4: Daniel Haskins David Lind quist. Charles Klemann. Frank Koudela. Douglas Kobs. James Lantz NOT PICTURED: Roger Klu ver. Bradley Larson. Kay Larson. Alan Lee. Gale Ley. Mark Lindquist. Holly Lommen ROW 1: Linda Nelson. JoAnn Maetzold. Cheryl Metcalf. Geraldine Meyer. Gail Newhouse. Garnet Miller ROW 2 Cheryl Navratil. Mary Lund. Wendy Mund. Sue Lorsung. Pam Midboe. Cynthia Maus ROW 3: Dale McJunkm. Gaylord Mattocks. Craig Nelson. Neil Melton. Bruce Nelson. Bob Millar. Richard Nelson ROW 4: Alan Muyers. Tim Nel- son. John Malmberg. Bradley Nelson. Michael McCabe. Randy Nelson NOT PICTURED: James Meyer ROW 1 : Barbara Pladson. Ginger Reed. Peggy Richardson. Joyce Omland ROW 2: Richard Ra num. Rick Olson. Mary Patrick. Noreen Norder. Jer ry Randall. Dan Olson. Gerald Radermacher ROW 3: Penny Rasmusen. SueOrdmg. Barb Roers. Mary Peart. Judy Prachal. Inez Ondracek ROW 4: Terry Olson. Charles Purdy. Mike Redig. Doug Norbeck. Mike Quist. Jim Paulzme NOT PICTURED: Kurus Norhng. Jane Pearson. Tom Permo 76 ROW 1: Jack Shmabarger. Wayne Schuliz. Elaine Roers. Barbara Sandberg. Elsie Shermak. Barbara Schultz ROW 2: Patrick Sherman Maurice Schultz. Tom Schildt. Mark Rutten. Mike Skoglund. Bill Schoenack. Kermit Sletto ROW 3: Chad Schwanke. Wallace Schlosser. Connie Simenson. Barbara Saar. Roger Saathoff Bill Sandefur ROW 4: Jim Sherry. Steve Rolfsrud Kerwm Rosenquist. Jim Skuza. Richard Sethney. Keith Skoglund. Bruce Rudd ROW 1: Jan Thompson. Lynda Sieidl. Stephanie Sonstegard. Margaret Trousil. Karen Teglund ROW 2 : Robert Steinbrmg. Leslie Tvrdik. Gary Spaeth. Diane Stone. Bev Sperling. Linda Uhde ROW 3: Carol Thornton. Anne Turner Margaret Thomson. Theresa Steidl. Donna Tabbert. Angie Suchy. Kim Thompson ROW 4: Mark Steidl. Mike Spellman. Dennis Stark. Gregg Sonstegard. Ken Tvrdik. Curtis Tvrdik. Tom Vipond NOT PIC- TURED Joyce Springer Diane Stoltenberg. Stan ley Svee ROW 1 : Ray Wille Ron Wenaas. Angie Wood ward. DeAnn Warkenthien. Carolyn Wright ROW 2: DiAnn Wussow. Carolyn Yanda. Jerilyn Volden Cynthia VonderHaar ROW 3 : Vernon Warken thien. Corliss Wagner. Jane Wittwer. Ruth Tvrdik ROW 4: Donald Zimmel Ronald Wichterman. Tim Weatherwax. Richard Wunderlic NOT PIC- TURED John Vangstag. Paul Vendel. Terry Wilk en. Dale Yager. Richard Yager. Judy Zastrow. Ly nell Zwieg 77 • • • • I wonder what Foss put for number 7 7 o SENIORS Doug Drexler. President. Deb Krueger. Vice-President. Charlene Arvold. Secretary Treasurer Seniors at last, we in the class of '67 started off our final year in Jeffer- son with enthusiastic participation in Homecoming Our float. Happi- ness is Winning. failed to place in the judging, but we reigned over the festivities with our Queen Bonnie Smith, and attendents Nancy Steen and JoAnne McCarthy Our football team won an easy victory and along with the dance, made the weekend a great success. In October, we elected class officers Doug Drexler was chosen as President, and Deb Krueger was elected to the Vice-Presidency. Charlene Arvold completed the list as Secretary-Treasurer Mr Ording was our advisor Our final year was a lot of fun—and hard work. too. for we finally had to decide on our plans for after graduation Many of us filled out applica tions to various colleges and technical schools. The year passed almost too quickly It seemed that no sooner had we traded our last class picture when the Alexians arrived Then suddenly we were ordering caps and gowns in between studies for our final ex- ams At commencement, as we walked up to receive our diplomas, we found ourselves proud of our class, satisfied with our accomplishments, and hopeful for our future 80 Donald Affeldt Ronald Affeldt Michael Allison Paul Alto Steven Anderson William Arendt Donovan Affeldt Gail Alcott James Anderson Wanda Anderson 81 mm Linda Beach Judy Becker Virginia Bergby Clifford Bisek Charlene Arvold Barbara Berg Linda Betterman Joy Bisek James Attridge Albert Bast Robert Backman Bruce Bauman Robert Bey Carol Bjerkness 82 Patricia Bratton Majel Brekke Rodney Bunting Lynn Bylund John Chlian Steven Colby Jeff Cassidy Alton Chermak Jerome Chilar Daniel Cooper Teddie Brezina Allan Chan Janet Christenson Dennis Conn 83 Madonna Daas Brenda Diment Kenneth Dyrstad Cariotta Englund Warren Engelbrecht Gwendolyn Erickson Paulette Danelke Stuart Dobberpuhl Douglas Drexler LuAnn Erickson Marsha Denke Raymond Doebber Diane Duenow Maureen Duitscher 84 Wesley Esterberg William Flaig Susan Gehrke Arlene Gettel Judith Faber Edward Fluogel Eric Gorham LaNell Guenther Peggy Graves Maynard Guenther Richard Evans Marcia Floding Cheryl Gesell Alan Grundei 85 Kelly Gunderson Thomas Hafdal William Hammer Charles Harder Vernelle Gylsen Marilyn Hammer Michael Hansen 86 Carole Hausken Cynthia Hegg Elaine Henning Linda Hinton Artis Heid Karen Hepper Paul Hmtzen 87 Judy Hjelm David Janke Allen Johnson Thomas Hollingsworth Vicki Hubred Yvonne Jensen Douglas Johnson James Holten Richard Hughes John Hustad DuWayne Johnson Danny Hovland James Hultman Jack Hvezda Jayne Isaacson 88 Jackie Johnson Paula Johnson Jennifer Jones Jams Kain Lynda Johnson George Johnston Diane Kalina Kathy Kee Jane Kalina Joseph Keller 89 Janet Kleven Rosemary Kloehn Margaret Krey Michael Kvitek David Kloehn Vivian Kloehn Virginia Larson 90 Thomas Lempka Linda Lindquist Philip Martinson Linda Lybeck Ruth Malmberg Jon Mayer Gary Liedl Kathleen Ludwig Bonnie MacCoy Nancy Martin JoAnne McCarthy William Leuther Thomas Lindsey Virginia MacCoy Leon Mattson 91 Lupe Mora Patricia Mrnak Florence Nelson Barbara McClellan Diane Mounsdon Gayle Myrr Jane Nelson 92 Ronald Nord Glenice Olson Thomas Olson Leslie Okerlund Kenneth Olson Paul Osterberg Dorothy Peterson 93 Jerry Podratz Sandra Porter Sharon Rajdl Harold Reuter � . Patricia Rasmusen Randahl Rodrigue 94 Sandra Rosengren Daryl Saathoff Dwight Rouillard Bonita Sammons Michael Schoenack George Schultz 95 96 Rebecca Shold Cheryl Spaulding Christel Sprengel Allen Springer W' Larry Suchy Gerald Stemhorst Charles Sweet Greg Thompson Ronald Trandahl Claudia Stelflug John Swenson Jeff Timm Jane Trushenski Robert Stem Joetta Thunberg Jon Trenne David Susag Diana Thompson Joseph Thornton 97 Everett Turner Donald Urness Robert Vipond JoAnn Watters Thomas Vickerman Daniel Waage Gerald Way Vincent Turner Daryl Tvrdik Patricia Unger Joyce Unruh 98 Donna Whelan Robert Wilken Sharon Yager Judy Zweig Paul Wolters Marjorie Zastrow Ronald Zweig 99 Oh yeah — well I don't like your hair either The Thinker 100 Our group had 27% fewer cavities TRACK: BACK ROW: Tom Vickerman. Terry Olson. Danny Olson. Doug Olom. Mike Gesell. Terry Brueske. Dana John- son (Jr Student Mgr ) 2nd ROW: Vernon Warkenthien Robert Stem. Jerry Podratz. Mike fcarms. Dave Nord. Bruce Nelson. Dave Close Bill Glade 3rd ROW Butch Huizinga Mike Quist. Paul Wolters. Doug Kobs. Chuck Thompson. Ron Nord. Gary Liedl TRACK- Co captain Coach Tom Bun Vickerman Fischer Coach Dan Zmda Jefferson's track team set thirteen school rec- ords in 1967 Co-cap- tains Tom Vickerman and Paul Alto led the team to wins in the Wadena Invi- tational and the Tiger Relays in Morris They took the honors in District 22 and placed 3rd in Region 6 Gary Liedl rep- resented the team in the state competition Gary bodies lucky leap GOLF: Gary Baltes. Mike Spellman. Rick Gorham. Tom Olson. Steve Hansen. Jeff Hansen Fore!” r The JHS golf team had a fine 1 967 season The team competed in a number of meets and tourna ments before entering District play. They won the Moorhead Invitational. Perham Invitational. Alexandria Quadrangular. Wadena Triangular, and all duel meets Their only loss was to a North Dakota team in the Pebble Beach Invitational In District competition the team won and all members advanced to Regional competition Three of them. Tom Olson. Mike Spell- man and Steve Hansen, comprised the District 22 team The other three competed on an individual ba- sis The team won in Region 6. so these three, along with Jeff Hansen, advanced to state competition, where the team finished 6th GOLP Steve Hansen competed in the state meet for the second time BASEBALL: KNEELING: Mike Kluver. Kenny Olson. Ken Dyrstad. Bill Flaig. Gerry Hesse. Tom Hollingsworth STANDING: Jeff Gens. Larry Defrance. Jim Lantz. Terry Johnson. Rob Ahlfors. Rick Olson. Doug Norbeck. Paul Huberty Coaches: Wayne Fleischer and Ger- ald Vollmers BASEBALL The team ended its 1967 season with an 114 1 record The conference record was 4-2 They took first place in District 22. but lost their first game in Region 6 play to the Cyrus team Senior Lettermen Mike Kluver. Kenny Olson. Ken Dyrstad. Gerry Hesse. Bill Flaig. Tom Hollingsworth On Thursday. April 20. three climtions arrived at Jefferson to prepare for the annual clinic concert Friday, the band, choir and orchestra, held full rehearsals and sectionals throughout the day. and once again Saturday morning Each group performed with its guest clinition and home con- ductor Saturday evening at the clinic concert Edward Horak. Orchestra Clinician and Soloist Five one-act plays were presented by the speech classes May 18 They replaced the usual spring play The one acts were presented for the public for a small admission charge The Regional Speech Contest was held in Fergus Falls April 15 Bev Sperling and LaVonne Schildt won first place, which enabled them to advance to state competition at Hamlme University The Lottery brings out and ridicules old fashioned customs and shows the difference between tradition and accepting new ideas The Brick and the Rose is a modern play about a young boy who is a dope addict CPRTNG- PARTY KKK (Kooky Key Kick- ers) Chicken ala fingers Doug Drexler and Julie Wasson were the recipients of the American Legion Awards, which are based on citizenship, leadership, scholar- ship. and character Leon Zavadil and Julie Wasson received the Euterpean Music Awards Leon was also the winner of the choir award and a Euter pean Music Scholarship Julie was given the Sousa Band Award WONO Q4Y Honor Day was held on Friday. May 27 Seniors were rewarded for their years of effort On May 29. seniors turned out for Baccalaure- ate Reverend Robert Har vey was speaker for the evening June first saw 283 sen- iors graduating from Jeffer son. Mary Jo Peterson was a co win- ner of the Women s Club Art Award Not pictured is LaVonne Schildt. the other co-winner The Bausch and Lomb Science Award was bestowed on Paul Hintzen for outstanding achievement Lupe Mora Witt and Chnstel Sprengel. Jefferson's two AFS students, brought tears to the eyes of the Senior class and the audience as they gave a few words of farewell and thanks COMMENCEMENT The main speaker at Commencement was Dr Oscar Anderson. President of Augsburg College He gave a stirring talk entitled Voices of Doubt — Visions of Hope ” I would like to express my appreciation to the many people who have helped us meet our deadlines in preparing the 1967 Alexian I wish to thank Mr Luther Anderson for his help and patience as year- book advisor and the staff for the many hours of work they have contri- buted I want to thank Mr Art Berg for the special photography and John Hustad for the color photography Editing the Alexian has been hectic at times, but it has been rewarding also We of the staff hope that the Alexian will mean as much to its read- ers as it does to us 101 Betty Gulbranson. Editor-in-Chief SENIOR, ACnVtTTES AFFELDT. DONALD AFFELDT. DONOVAN—Football 2 3 Wres 2.3 A Club 3 AFFELDT. MARLYS—FBL AFFELDT. RONALD ALCOTT. TIM ALLISON. MIKE—Wres 1.2.3 Football 1.2.3. A Club 2.3. Track 1. YFC 2. Booster 2 ALM. MARILYN—Band 1.2.3 FHA 1 FTA 2.3. M A Theta 2.3 Alex 3 ALTO. PAUL—Football 1,2.3 Track 2.3 Baseball 1 A Club 2.3 ANDERSON. JAMES —FFA 1.3 ANDERSON. JAY—BB 1.2.3 A Club 2.3 Booster 3 JVS 2.3 Alex 3 ANDERSON. BILL ANDERSON. STEVEN— A Club 3 ANDERSON. TOM—Band 1.2.3 YFC 1.2.3 Interact 2.3. JCL 1 Track 1.2. Cross Count 2 ANDERSON. WANDA ARENDT, BILL—MA Theta 2.3 Interact 1.2.3 Booster 2.3 ARVOLD. CHARLENE—Choir 1 Pep 1.2.3 FNC 2 Class Play 3 Alex 3. Beta 3. JCL 1.2.3. Fr Club 3. Class Officer 3 ATTRIDGE. JAMES—M A Theta 2.3. Declam JVS. Sci Club 2.3 Choir 1 Band 1.2.3. Debate 1.2.3. Class Play 1.2. Eut 2.3. Booster 2 YFC 2. Orch 3 BACKMAN. ROBERT—FBL 2.3 BAST. ALBERT—Choir 1. Lib Club 2.3 FBL 3 BAUMANN. BRUCE—FFA 1.2.3 BEACH. LINDA—Band 1.2.3 Pep 2.3 Fr Club 3 BECKER. JUDY—L,b Club 2 BERG. BARBARA—Band 1.2.3 FNC 2.3 Choir 1 Class Play 3 Fr Club 3 BERGBY. VIRGINIA—Band 1.2.3. Choir 1.2. Mixed Ensemble 1 Clarinet Choir 2.3. Class Play 3. Triple Trio 1 BETTERMAN. LINDA—Choir 1 Pep 3. FBL 3 BEY. BOB—Football 1.2.3. Track 1 2. Alex 3. Booster 2.3 A Club 3 BISEK. JOY—Lib Club 2.3 BJERKNESS. CAROL—Lib Club 2.3. Pep 3. FTA 3. Class Play 2.3. JCL 1 BLACK. LINDA—FHA 2.3 BRATTON. PATTY—Glee Club 1 FBL 2. Pep 1.2.3 Lib Club 1 1-Act 3 BREKKE. MAJEL—Choir 1 Pep 1.2.3 Alhi 3. Fr Club 3 BRENDLE. LAVINA BREZINA. TEDDIE—FFA 1.2 JVS 1 BROWN. JANET—FBL 2 BROWN. RAY BROWN. ROXY—Band 1 BUNTING. ROD—Track 1. FBL 2. Class Play 3 MA Theta 2.3 Booster 2.3 BYLUND. LYNN—Pep 2.3. Alh. 2 3 Sc. Club 3 CASSIDY. JEFF—Choir 1. A Club 3 BB 12 3 CHAN. AL CHERMAK. ALTON—JCL 1.2 Sci Club 1.2.3 CHLIAN. JOHN CHRISTENSON. JANET—Choir 1.2.3. Band 1.2.3 Eut 2.3 De bate 1. Class Play 1.2. Class Officer 1. St Coun 2.3 Alex 3 Mixed Ensemble 1 NHS 3 CIHLAR. JEROME—FBL 2.3 CLAPSHAW. KEN COLBY. STEVE—BB 1 2.3. Football 1.2.3. Baseball 1. Track 1 A Club 1.2.3. Choir 1 CONN. DENNIS—Wres 2 Booster 2 Track 1 COOPER. DANIEL—Sc. Club FBL CROUSE. LINDA—FHA 1 Pep 2.3. FBL 2.3 DAAS. MADONNA—FHA 1.2.3 DAKER. LINDA DANELKE. PAULETTE—Pep 1 FNC 3 JCL 1 DENKE. MARSHA—FTA 3. Pep 3 DIMENT. BRENDA—Choir 1 FBL DOBBERPUHL. STUART—M A Theta 3 FFA 1.2.3 DOEBBER. RAYMOND DREXLER, DOUGLAS—Football 1.2.3. Wres 1.2.3 MA Theta 2.3. A Club 1.2.3. FCA 2.3. Booster 2.3. Track 3. Class Officer 3. NHS 3 DRENOW. DIANE—FHA 3 DUITSCHER. MAURIEN—FNC 3 Lib Club 2. Band 1 DYRSTAD. KEN—Choir 1 A Club 1.2 3. Baseball 1.23. BB 1.2.3 ENGELBRECHT. WARREN—JVS FFA 1.2 ENGLUND. CARLOTTA—JCL 1.2.3 FNC 1. YFC 1 2.3 ERICKSON. GWEN—FTA 1.2.3 JCL 2 Cardmalettes 3 St Coun 1.2.3. Eut 1.2.3. Band 1.2.3. Choir 1.2. Beta 2.3. Class Officer 1 Pep 1. YFC 1.2.3. Class Play 1. Band Ensemble 3 ERICKSON. LU ANN—FHA 1 Glee Club 1 ESTERBERG. WES— A Club 1.2.3 Wres 1,2.3 FBL 3. Booster 2.3. Cross Count 2 EVANS. RICHARD FABER. JUDY—FBL 3. FHA 2.3 FEARING. CINDY—FNC 1.2.3 FBL 3. Pep 1.2.3. Choir 1 FLAIG. BILL—Band 1.2.3. Choir 3. Key Club 1.2.3 Brass Ensemble 1.2.3. A Club 1.2.3. Baseball 1.2.3. Football 1.2.3: Eut 2.3. Fr Club 3. Booster 1.2.3. JCL 1. 1 Act 3 FLODING, MARCIA—Pep Club 1.3. YFC 2 FLUEGEL. EDO—Key Club 1.2.3. Baseball 2.3. Choir 1 A Club 2.3. Booster 2.3. Fr Club 3 GEHRKE. SUSAN—L.b Club GESELL. CHERYL—Pep 1 FNC 3 GETTEL. ARLENE GORHAM. RICK—St Coun 12 Key Club 1.2.3 Debate 1 Golf Team 1.2.3. JC 1. Drama 1. Booster 2. YGOP 1 GRAVES. PEG—Cheerleader 1.2 JCL 1.2.3 Alhi 2 Pep 1.2.3. Fr Club 3. Class Play 2.3. Choir 1 GRUNDEI. ALAN—Football 1.2.3 Baseball 1 2.3. A Club 2.3 JCL 1.2.3. YDFL 1.2. BB 1. YFC 2.3 Booster 2.3. JVS 2.3. Lib Club 1.2 GUENTHER. LANELL—FHA 12 3 GUENTHER. MAYNARD—M A Theta 2.3. Booster 2.3 GULBRANSON. BETTY—JCL 1.2 Debate 1.2.. Alex 3. Alh. 2 Declam 1. MA Theta 3 NHS 3 GUNDERSON. KAY—FNC 1 FBL 3 YFC 1.2.3 GUNDERSON. KELLY—FBL 2.3 GYLSEN. VERNELLE—FBL 2 HAASE. BONNIE—YFC 2.3. Class Play FNC HAFDAL. THOMAS—Choir 1 FBL HAMMER. MARILYN—Choir 1. Lib Club 2.3 FNC 3 HAMMER. WILLIAM—Wres 2.3 HANSON. CINDY—Band 1.2.3. Class Play 3. Fr Club 3. Pep 1 HANSON. DAVID—JCL 1.2. Interact 3. Lib Club 1. MA Theta 2.3. Booster 2 HANSON. GREG—Choir 1 Booster 2.3. JVS 2.3. FFA 1 HANSON. MIKE HANSON. RON—Choir 1.2.3. Sci Club. Booster 2.3. Carolers 2.3 HARDER. CHARLES—BB 1 HARRIS. TOM—Choir 1.2. JCL 1.2 102 HARTMAN. JIM—FFA 1.2.3 HAUSKEN. CAROL—Lib Club 2.3 HAYDEN. QUAY—BB 2.3. Alhi 2 HEDSTROM. ROCKY—FBL 3 HEGG. CYNTHIA—Choir 1 Pep 1.2.3. Fr Club 3. FBL 3 HEID. ARTIS—FBL 3 HENNING. CHERYL—FBL 3 HENNING. ELAINE HEPPER. KAREN—Band 1.2.3. Choir 1.3. Pep 1.2.3. Triple Trio 1 Cardmalenes 3 HESSE. GERALD—Band 1.2.3. Choir 1.2.3. Si Counc 1.2.3. Key Club 1.2.3. Football 1.2.3. Jr Eut 1.2. Ensemble 1.2.3. A Club 2.3 Quartet 2 HILL. BONITA—Pep 1.2.3 Choir 1.2.3. Ensemble 1 JCL 1.2 HINTZEN. PAUL—M A Theta 3 HJELM. JUDY HOLLINGSWORTH. TOM—Football 2.3 BB 1 Track 12 3 Choir 1. FCA 2.3 Booster 2. A' Club 1.2.3 HOLTEN. JAMES—Sc. Club 2.3 HOVLAND. DANNY—Choir 1 Lib Club 1 Alhi 3 HUBRED. VICKY—JCL 1 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 2 Fr Club 3 HUGHES. RICHARD—Choir 1.2.3. Sc. Club 2.3. Class Play 1 HULTMAN. JIM—Band 1.2.3. Choir 1.2.3. Wres 2. Class Play 1.2 Booster 2. Ensemble. Jr Eut 1.2.3 HUSTAD. JOHN—Band 1,2.3 JCL 1.2 Debate 1.2. Track 2. Sci Club 2.3. Interact 2.3. Orch 3. Alex 3. Class Play 1. Declam 1.2.3 HVESDA. JACK—FFA 1.2.3 ISAACSON. JAYNE—FNC 1.2 FBL 3 JANKE. DAVE—Booster Club 2 JVS 2,3 JCL 1 JENSON. YVONNE—Lib Club 1.2.3. FT A 2.3. Choir 1. FHA 1 Pep 1 JOHNSON. ALLEN—FFA 2.3 JOHNSON. DOUG—JVS 1 JOHNSON. DuWAYNE—FFA 1.2.3. Football 1 JOHNSON. JACKIE—Band 1.2.3. Fr Club 3. Beta 3. Pep 3 FNC 2.3. Orch 3 JOHNSON. JAMES—JCL 1 Golf 1.2. Chess Club 2. JVS 2 JOHNSON. LINDA—JCL 1 Pep 1.2.3. FBL 3 JOHNSON. PAUL JOHNSON. PAULA JOHNSON. RUSSEL—Band 1.2.3. MA Theta 3. Track 1 JOHNSTON. GEORGE—Interact 1.2.3. Sci Club 2.3 Debate 1.2.3. MA Theta 2.3. JCL 1 NHS 3 JONES. JENNIFER—Choir 1 FBL 3. FNC 2 JUSTICE. GARY KAIN. JAN—Cheerleader 1 Ensemble 1. Choir 1.2.3. JCL 1.2.3. Eut Club 1.2.3. Pep 1.2.3. Declam 2. FBL 3. FNC 1 KAKAC. BRUCE—FFA 3 KAHNAU. KATHY KALINA. DIANE—Fr Club 3 KALINA. JANE KALLSTROM, SUSAN—FBL 3 KEE. KATHY—Pep 1 2.3. Choir 1 FBL 3 KELLER. JOE—FFA 1 KIEHNE. RICK—Booster 2 KLEIN. JON—A Club 1 Wres 1.2.3 KLEVEN. JACKIE—Choir 1 Pep 1.2. FBL 3 FNC 2.3 KLOEHN. DAVID—FFA 12 KLOEHN. ROSEMARY—Glee Club 1. JCL 1 Lib Club 3 KLOEHB. VIVIAN—FHA 12. Glee Club 1. FBL 1 KLUVER. GARY KLUVER. MIKE—Football 1.2.3 BB 1.3. Baseball 1.2.3 Track 2 A Club 1.2.3. FCA 2.3. Booster 2. JCL 1 Alh. 3 KOMES. BARBARA—Lib 3 KORKOWSKI. DONNA—Pep 3. Glee Club 1. FNC 1.2.3. JCL 1.2 KREY. MARGARET—Pep 3. Class Play 1 KRUEGER. DEBBIE—Band 1.2.3. JCL 1.2. Beta 2.3. Class Play 2 Pep 1. Cardmalettes 3. Class Officer 3. Alex 3 KVITEK. MARION—FHAL. 2 FBL 3. Glee Club KVITEK. MIKE—FBL 3. JVS 2 LARSON. VIRGINIA—JCL 1.2. Choral 1 Alh. 2 LEMPKA. TOM—FBL 2.3. Booster 2.3 LEUTHNER. BILL—JCL 1.2.3. Deciam 1 Debate 1 Track 2.3 Ensemble 1. Choir 1.2.3. Key Club 2.3. St Counc 1.2. Booster 2.3. MA Theta 3. Class Play 3. YGOP 1. Jr Eut 1.2 LIEDL. GARY—Band 1.2.3. Track 2. Lib Club 3 FCA 2.3 Cross Count Booster 2.3. A Club 2.3 LINDSEY. THOMAS LUCKHARDT. DOUGLAS LUDWIG. KATHY—JCL 1 Lib Club 2.3 Sci Club 3. FBL 3 LYBECK. LINDA—Pep 1.2.3 MACCOY. BONNIE—YFC 1.2.3 Sc. Club 3. FBL 3 MACCOY. BONNIE—FBL 3 YFC 2 MALMBERG. RUTH—Alex Alh. JCL 1.2.3. Lib Club 1.2.3 Fr Club 3. FTA 1.2.3. Glee Club 1. YFC 1.2.3 MARTIN. NANCY—Glee Club 1. Lib Club 1.2. Choral Club 1. FBL 3 MARTINSON. PHIL—Choir 1.2.3 Interact 1.2.3 MATTSON. LEON—FBLA 3 Track 2. Booster 2 MAYER. JON—Chess Club 2.3. Lib Club 2.3 MCCARTHY. JOANNE—Alex 3. St Counc 3 Cheerleader 1.2.3 Beta 2.3. Homecoming 3. Pep Club 2.3. JCL 1.2. Choir 1. NHS 3 MCCLELLAN. BARBARA—FBL 2.3. Lib Club 3 MCKAY. BETH—JCL 1 Pep Club 1.2.3. Glee Club 1. FNC 1.2.3 FBL 2. Class Play 1.2. Alh. 2 MILLER. GLORIA—Pep Club 3 FNC 1 FBL 1 MILLER. PAT—YFC 2.3 Alex 3. Pep Club 3 NHS 3 MIX. JOHN—Choir 1 Track 2. AV 2.3. Booster 2.3. JVS 3. Chess Club 3 MORA. LUPI—St Counc 3. AFS 3 Beta 3. Pep 3 MOUNSDON. DIANE—Beta 3 FNC 1.2.3. Band 1.2.3 Pep 2.3 Glee Club 1 MRNAK. PATRICIA—Pep Club 1.2.3. Choir 1.2.3 MYHR. GAYLE—Band 1.2.3. JCL 1.2.3 Jr Eut 1.2.3. Pep 1.2.3 FTA 2.3 NACK. SHARON NELSON. FLORENCE—Pep 2 FBL 3 NELSON. JANE—Choir 1.2 Band 1.2.3. Clarinet Choir 1.2.3. Wind Ensemble 3. Beta 3 NEWHOUSE. PAUL—Interact 1.2.3. Booster 2. Class Play 1.2.3 NOKES. LESLIE—FFA 1.2.3. YGOP 1 NORD. RONALD—Track 1.2.3. Cross Co'unt 1.2. Alhi Times 1 Choir 1.2.3. Booster 2.3. Jr Eut 2.3. FCA 2.3. A-Club 3 OKERLUND. LES—FFA 1.2.3 JVS 3. Wres 1 OKERLUND. LINDA—JCL 1 OLSON. DAVID—Baseball 2.3 Track 3 OLSON. GLENICE—Pep 1.2.3 Tr Club 2 OLSON. KENNY—A Club 1.2.3. Baseball 1.2.3 OLSON. NANCY—FHA 3 OLSON. TOM—Counc 1.2.3. Football 1.2.3. BB 1. Key Club 1.2.3 FCA 2.3. Class Officer 1. Booster 2. Debate 1. Band 1.2.3. A Club 1.2.3. Golf 1.2.3 OSTERBERG. CHUCK—JCL 1 PATRICK. ALICE—L.b Club 2.3 PEARSON. JILL—FTA 2.3 103 PETERSON. DOROTHY—Glee Club 1. M A Theta 2.3. Fr Club 3 PETERSON. IAN PETERSON. LUANN—Choir 1. FHA 3 PETERSON. MARY JO—JCL 1.2.3. Fr Club 3. Pep 1.2.3. Band 1.2.3. Class Play 1.2.3 PETERSON. WILLIAM—FBL 2.3 PIKOP. DAVE—Wres 1.2. JVS 3. Lib Club 2 PLATTO. PAT—St Coun 1,2.3. Pep 1.2.3. FNC 1 JCL 1.2.3. Girls St 2. Fr Club 3. Class Play 1.2. Alhi 2.3. Beta 2.. NHS 3 PLETCHER. DENNIS—FFA 1.2.3 PODRATZ. JERRY—Band 1.2.3 A Club 3. Track 2.3 PORTER. SANDRA—St Counc 1. FHA 1. FBL 2.3. Glee Club 1 PORTER. SUE—FNC 2.3. Pep 1.2 FBL 3. Alh. 2. Choir 1 PROELL. LINDA—Glee Club 1. Sci Club 2. Lib Club 2.3 RAIRDON. PAUL RAJDL. SHARON RAPP. JERRY RASMUSEN. PAT—FBL 3 REUTER. HAROLD—Baseball 1.2. Chess 2. JVS 2 Class Play 3 RITCHIE. DeRON RODRIGUE. RAN DAHL—Football 3 ROERS. CONNIE—FNC 1.2.3. FBL 3. Pep 1.2.3. Choir 1 ROSENGREN. SANDY—Band 1.2.3. FBL 3 Pep 12 3 Beta 2.3 Jr Eut 3. FNC 1. Triple Trio 1; Ensemble 1. Carolers 2.3. Pep 1.2.3 ROUILLARD. DWIGHT—Key Club 2.3. Booster 2.3 Football 1.3 FBL 3. A Club 3. JVS 2. L.b Club 1 RUDD. JIM—Football 1.2.3. MA Theta 2.3. Alhi 2. Band 1.2.3. A Club 3 SAATHOFF. DARYL—FFA 1.2.3 SAMMONS. BONITA—Choir 1.2; FBL 3 Triple Trio 1 SCHILDT. LAVONE—JCL 1.2. YFC 1 Class Play 1.2.3 Choir 1.2.3. Beta 3. St Counc 3. Class Officer 2. Alex 3. Pep 2. FT A 1 SCHMIDT. CHARLES—JVS 3 SCHMIDT. SANDRA—Pep 2.3 SCHOENACK. MICHAEL—FBL 2.3 SCHONBERG. RUTH—FNC 2 3 YFC 1.2.3. Glee Club 1 SCHROEDER. BEV—FHA 1 SCHUHMACHER. NANCY—UFC 1.2.3 SCHULTZ. GEORGE—Band 1.2; Choir 1.2.3. Key Club 1.2,3. Boy s Slate 2. Jr Eut 1.2.3. Ensembles 1.2.3. MA Theta 2.3. Alex 1.2.3. Alhi 1.2.3. Football 1. Sci Club 2.3. Class Play 1.2.3. Declam 1.2.3. Carolers 3 SCHULZ. DARLENE—Pep 2 FBL 3 SCHULZ. PAULETTE—Choir 1 Beta 3. FBL 3 SEPPANEN. SETH—M A Theta 2.3. Choir 1 Interact 2.3 YGOP SEVERSON. ROGER— A Club 1.2.3. FBL 3 Wres 1.2. Lib Club 2. Cross Count 2 SHERROW. RUTH—Club 2.3. FBL 3 SHOLD. REBECCA—FHA 1.2.3 SMITH. BONNIE—Cardmalette 1.2.3. Ensemble 1 Triple Trio 1 Choir 1.2.3. Beta 2.3. Alex 3. St Counc 2.3. Pep 1. NHS 3. Homecoming Queen 3 SOUTHWARD. WARREN—Football 1.2.3 Key Club 1.2.3. MA Theta 2.3. A Club 2.3. Band 1.2.3. NHS 2.3. FCA 3. Boy Stater 2. Booster 2. YFC 1.2 SPAULDING. CHERYL—FHA 1. FBL 3 SPLITTGERFER. LOIS—Band 1.2.3. Choir 1. FT A 2.3 MA Theta 2.3. Alex 3 SRENGEL. CHRISTEL—St Counc 3 Beta 3. Alex 3. Choir 3 SPRINGER. ALLEN STANZ. CONNIE—Glee Club 1 Class Play 3. Pep 1.2.3. JCL 1 Alhi 2.3 STEEN. DENNIS—Wres 1 STEEN. DONALD STEEN. JEROME STEEN. NANCY—Pep 1.2.3. French Club 3. Choir 1.2.3 All State Choir 3. Carolers 2.3. Homecoming 3 STEIN. ROBERT—Track 1.2.3. Chess 3 STEINHORST. GERALD—Choir 1.2.3. Booster 2 BB 1.2.3. In- teract 2.3. Band 1.2.3. Jr Eut 1. Ensemble 1 STEINHORST. MARLO STELFLUG. CLAUDIA—JCL 1.2. Lib Club 2 FHA 1. Choir 1 SUCHY. LARRY— A Club 1.2.3 Football 2.3 Track 12 3. Aud Vis 1.2.3 SUSAG. DAVID—St Counc 1. Key Club 1.2.3. Football 1. Class Play 1.2.3. One-Act Play 3. JCL 1.2.3 Choir 1. Alex 3. Booster 2.3 MA Theta 2.3. YDFL 1 SWEET, CHARLES—Band 1.2.3 YFC 1.2.3. Track 1 SWENSON. JOHN—Choir 1. JCL 1 THOMPSON. DIANA—Pep 2.3. Fr Club 3 Band 1.2.3. Class Play 1.2.3 THOMPSON. DOUG—Football 1 FBL 3 THORNTON. MIKE—JCL 1.2.3. Choir 12 3. Booster 2.3 Class Play 3 THUNBERG. JOETTA—M A Theta 2.3. Alh. 2.3. Alex 3 Choir 1 YFC 2.3. NHS 3 TIMM. JEFF— A Club 2.3 FBL 3. Wres 2.3 Booster 2.3 TRANDAHL. RON TRENNE. JON—FBL 3. JVS 2 TRUSHENSKI. JANE—JCL 1.2. FBL 3 Ensemble 2 Class Play 3 Pep 2.3. Choir 1.2.3 TURNER. EVERETT TURNER. VINCENT—FBL 2.3 TVRDIK. DARYL—FBL 3 Aud Vis 3 UNGER. PAT—Pep 1.2.3 UNRUH. JOYCE—Pep 1 Band 2 JCL 1 Alh. 2 URNESS. DON—BB 1.2.3 A Club 2 3 Track 1 VICKERMAN. TOM—Football 1.2.3 BB 1.2.3. St Counc 2.3 Track 1.2.3. A Club 2.3. JCL 1.2.. Choir 1.2.3. Key Club 2.3. FCA 2.3. Booster 2.3. Ensemble 1 VIPOND. BOB—Booster 2. Class Play 1 JVS 3 WAAGE. DAN —Band 1.2.3. BB 1 WASSON. JULIE—Band 12 3. Cho.r 2. Jr Eut 2.3. JCL 1.2 Debate 1. Pep 1.3. Class Play 1.2.3. NHS 2.3. Cheerleader 1.3. Declam 1. St Counc 1.2.3. Class Officer 1. AFS 2. Band Ensemble 1.3.. Fr Club 3 WATTERS. JOANN—Lib Club 2. FBL 3 WAY. GERALD WEINBERG. 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