Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

ZMce oieow ACADSMJe 3 szudsmz cm 11 smoKs 19 Simons 43 SOPMOMOKSS 49 ACZJVJZJSS 55 OK0AMZA ZJOflS 65 SPOKZS 77 musjc 91 School Board: STANDING: Mr. Tillit. Mr. Boyd. Dr. Heegaard. Mr. Hafdal SEATED: Mr. Walters. Mr. Krueger. Dr. Blanchard. Mr. Elton, Principal. STANDING: Mr. Benschoter. Guidance Director; Mr. Rykken Director of Secondary Education. SEATED: Mr Hafdal. Superin- tendent. 4 ADMWSZKA Ua ’ Luther Anderson, Augsburg College, B.S.. English, Alexian advisor Marilyn Anderson, Augustana Col- lege, B.A., English Darlene Avelsgaard, St. Cloud State, B.S., Bookkeeping, Notehand, Personel Typ- ing. Office Practice. William Banke, University of Minnesota, M.S., Biology, Jr. Viking Sportsman advisor. Dale Benson, University of Minnesota. B.S., Agriculture, FFA advisor. Doren Christenson Dale Benson Doren Christenson, Colorado State, M.A., Or- chestra, Rainbow Strings. L. E. Christenson, Gustavus Adolphus. M.M.E., Instrumental Mu- sic. Thelma Christenson, St. Olaf College. B.A., Mathematics. Tom Connor, Hamline Universi- ty, M.S., Physical Education. Basketball Coach. Lester Dehlin, Concordia College, M.M.E., Choir Director, Ensembles. L. E. Christenson Thelma Christenson Tom Connor Lester Dehlin 5 Casey DeJong LeVern DeVries William Dirks David Dziuk Casey DeJong, Mankato State, B.A., Geometry. Alge- bra II. LeVern DeVries, Winona State. B.S.. World Histo- ry. Economic Geography William Dirks, University of Minnesota, B.S., Industrial Arts. David Dziuk, Universi- ty of Minnesota, M.A., U.S. History. Sophomore Class advisor. Eric Enberg, University of Missouri. M.S., Biol- ogy. assistant advisor of Science Club. Dick Greengo, Mankato State, B.S., Art, Wrestling coach, assistant football coach. Eileen Habstritt, St. Cloud State, B.S., English 12. Drama. FTA advisor. Eric Enberg Dick Greengo Eileen Habstritt Viola Halvorson, St. Cloud State, M S., Introduction to Calculus, Algebra II, College Algebra, Mu Alpha Theta. Reu- ben Hanson, University of Minnesota, B.S., Audio-Visual. Gladys Hedine, St. Olaf College, B.A., Latin, World Histo- ry, FTA, J.C.L.. A.F.S. Josephine Ho- kanson, St. Cloud State, M.S., Geome- try. Viola Halvorson Reuben Hanson Gladys Hedine Josephine Hokanson 6 Ellsworth Holm, University of Minnesota, B.S. Vocational Co- ordinator, FBL Jean Johnson, Concordia College, B.A. Typing, Stenography II. E. A. Karlsgodt, North Dakota State, M.A., Ahli- Times Advisor, English, Journalism. Elaine Krick, University of South Dakota, B.S. Home Economics, F.H.A., Pep Cjub, Cheerlead- ing Advisor. C. A. Krump, University of West Virginia.'M.S., Chem- istry, Science Club Advisor. Arlyce Lenort, Mankato State, B.S., French, English, French Club. Beverly Lohrman, St. Cloud State, B.S., Physical Education. Robert Loucks, Syracuse University, M S.. Physics, Football coach. Maxine Ludwig, University of Minnesota. M.S., Counselor. Junior Class Advisor Dennis Lyngen, Con- cordia College, B.A., Retailing. Part Time Training. Glenn Medicraft, Moorhead State, B.S.. Special Education. Robert Loucks Maxine Ludwig Dennis Lyngen Glenn Medicraft Don L. Olson John F. McHugh, St. Cloud State, B.S.. English, World Histo- ry. Marilyn Mesna, St. Olaf College. B.A., Business Law. Recordkeeping, Accounting, A.E.A. President. Clair Morri- son, North Dakota State, M.S., U.S. History, Senior Social, A Club advisor. Football. Margaret Movold, Concordia College, B.A., Typing, Steno I. Don L. Olson, University of Minnesota, B.A., Vocational Machine Shop. Theodore Ord- ing, Augustana College, B.A., Student Council, advisor, sen- ior class advisor. A. A. Paciotti, University of Minnesota. B.B., Director of Adult Education, Director of Federal Funds. Theodore Ording A. A. Paciotti James Perdue, St. Cloud State College. M.A., Speech, Golf. James Pohl, St. Cloud State, B.S.. French II Robert Rader, St. Cloud State. M.S., U.S.. His- tory, World History. James Rei- ter, University of Minnesota, B.S., Bookkeeping, Typing, Office Practice. 8 William Riggs, St. Cloud State, B.S.. Social Science 12. Debate. Ray R. Rueter, Luther College, B.A., English 11. Dorothy Schwanke, St. Cloud State, M.A., Speech, Drama. Speech ac- tivities. Louis A. Sisco, University of South Dakota. M.A., coun- selor. Bernard Sonstegard, University of Minnesota. B.S., Adult Agriculture. Robert Sorci, St. Cloud State. B.S.. Wood- working, Machine Metal. Kenneth Sogge, St. Cloud State, B.S., Statistics-Trigonometry. Technical Math. Bernard Sonstegard Robert Sorci Kenneth Sogge Roger A. Stark, University of Minnesota, B.A., English. Erlin Wittenberg, Mankato State. M.S., Social Science. World His- tory. Laurane Wold, University of Minnesota, M.A.. Librarian, Library Club. Daniel R. Zinda, Moorhead State. M.S., Biology. Roger A. Stark Erlin Wittenberg Laurane Wold Daniel R. Zinda 9 Mr. Cecil Hanson CUSTODIAN Mr Wallace Smith CUSTODIAN Mr. Percy Ensign CUSTODIAN COOKS: Mrs. Steinhorst. Mrs. Vangstrad. Mrs. Lund. Mrs. Neller. Mrs. Johnson SCHOOL NURSE Mr. Clifford Secoy CUSTODIAN Mr. Charles Deaton CUSTODIAN 5 Z U V 8 Z £ J 8 in a blaze of activity... i 4 Bewildered but determined, we, the class of 68, started our senior year. Since it was our last year we hoped to make every class, game, and activity the best. As seniors we found our- selves in a different role—previously we had looked to upper- classmen for our school leadership, but this year the responsi- bility of providing capable leaders was placed upon our shoul- ders. Early in the year our confidence began to build as we discov- ered well-qualified class officers-Roger Foss. President; Judy Eastman. Vice-president; and Jan Thompson, Secretary- Treasurer. Our advisor was Mr. Ording. The beginning of October found us enthusiastically involved in the events of Homecoming. We were proud of our queen, Cheryl Navratil, and her attendents, Linda Augdahl and Sandy Dehn. The satisfaction that comes with any great accomplish- ment was present when our float, The Goalden Way to Victo- ry,” won first place. Graduation came as usual in the spring. Both as a class and as individuals we were proud of our accomplishments. Once again we were hearing the familiar strains of Pomp and Cir- cumstance, but this time it was meant for us. We were march- ing away from our happy high school days and to the the fu- ture. 20 Gary Ackerman Shirley AWeldt Dennis Alto Bruce Anderson June Anderson Leonard Anderson Linda Anderson Lois Anderson Perry Anderson Sharon Anderson Mary Annis 21 Carol Antes Marilyn Appell Connie Arfsten Linda Augdahl Loren Backlund Diane Bakken Mary Jo Bartos Richard Baumann Suanne Baumann Sandra Bearson Alan Becker Gordon Bjerkness Daniel Bolstad Sally Bongard 22 Marion Botner Robert Botner Ralph Botzet Robert Boyd Vicky Burss Gwen Bylund Ronald Carlson , Tom Carlson Wayne Chan Judy Christianson TomCihlar 23 Sandra Dehn Ruth Dittberner Randolph Divine Shirley Dobberpuhl Mary Ann Doebber Linda Dumdei Sharon Dyrstad 24 Judy Eastman Roger Eblen Craig Eggen Karl Eiler Phillip Ellingson Barbara Emerson Carolyn Engstrom Susan Faehnrich James Fahlin Gale Falk Lambert Feda Jeanne Franzen Julie Frederich Karen Fremling Bradley Froemming 26 Judy Hagedorn Gary Halstead Alan Hansen Steven Hansen 27 Glenda Gease Jill Geris Michael Gesell Joyce Gilbertson Lucinda Gillispie Billie Glade John Gromatka Stuart Grosenick Gregory Haanen Una Hachmann 4 Susan Hansen Dan Haskins Patricia Hass Douglas Hauskens Michael Hausmann Donald Hector James Hedine Bennie Hedstrom Janice Heid Elaine Helgeson Duane Hens Randall Herington James Hibbard Dennis Hillmer 28 Sharon Hink Gaylen Hjelm Jerome Hoaglund Keith Hoeschen Mary Holt John Hopfner Paul Huberty Judy Huffman William Hughes John Huhn Wendolyn Huizinga Neal Hunter Jean Jackson Garry Jarman 29 Steven Jensen Marget Jesness Barbara Johnson Charles Johnson Craig Johnson Esther Johnson Jon Johnson Karen Johnson Marilyn Johnson Mary Johnson Michael Johnson Steven Johnson Debora Johnston Kenneth Josephs 30 Charles Jost Patty Kakac Leslie Kalina Michael Karnis Vicky Karrow Mary Kaufman Catherine Kelly Dorothy Kelly Michelle Kephart Charles Klemann 31 Kathleen Lanigan James Lantz Bradley Larson Jacqueline Larson Kay Larson Alan Lee Robert LeSage 32 Gale Ley David Lindquist Mark Lindquist Michael Lindquist Nathan Lommen Susan Lorsung Mary Lund JoAnn Maetzold John Malmberg Gaylord Mattocks Cindy Maus Michael McCabe Neil Melton Cheryl Metcalf 33 Geraldine Meyer James Meyer Pamela Midboe Robert Millar Bruce Nelson 34 Craig Nelson Linda Nelson Randy Nelson Richard Nelson Kurtis Norling Daniel Olson Eric Olson Mary Olson Terry Olson Joyce Omland InezOndracek Suzanne Ording Mary Patrick James Paulzine Tim Nelson Gail Newhouse Douglas Norbeck Noreen Norder Judy Prchal Charles Purdy Michael Quist Gerald Radermacher Jerry Randall Richard Ranum 36 Penny Rasmusen Michael Redig Ginger Reed Peggy Richardson Verdeen Ripley Barbara Roers Elaine Roers Stephen Rolfsrud Barbara Saar Roger Saathoff Barbara Sandberg William Sandefur TomSchildt Valerie Schmidt William Schoenack 37 Barbara Schultz Wayne Schultz Maurice Schulz Chad Schwanke Richard Sethney Elsie Shermak Patrick Sherman Connie Simenson Keith Skoglund MikeSkoglund James Skuza 38 James Sherry Jack Shinabarger Kurt Sieve Kermit Sletto Gregg Sonstegard Stephanie Sonstegard Gary Spaeth Michael Spellman Bev Sperling Joyce Springer Dennis Stark John Staflen Lynda Steidl MarkSteidl Theresa Steidl Robert Steinbring Dianne Stoltenberg 39 Diane Stone Angela Suchy Stanley Svee Donna Tabbert Jan Thompson Kim Thompson Carol Thornton Curtis Tvrdik Kenneth Tvrdik Leslie Tvrdik RuthTvrdik 40 Janet Thurber Margaret Trousil Anne Turner Linda Uhde JohnVangstad PaulVendel TomVipond Jackie Volden Cynthia VonderHaar Corliss Wagner Cynthia Wallace DeAnn Warkenthien Vernon Warkenthien Tim Weatherwax Ronald Wenaas Colleen Wendt Carole Westad 41 Carolyn Wright Richard Wunderlich Dale Yager Richard Yager Carolyn Yanda Donald Zimmel LynelIZwieg 42 What a Day for a Daydream” Who said it hurts anyway?! WJOKS On September 5, we entered the doors of Jefferson for the eleventh year of our education. At that time we proudly claimed the name of Juniors. We each cast a ballot to determine our class officers. Kevin Hoeschen emerged as President; Phil Franzen, Vice-President; and Cog Reiland, Secretary-Treasurer. We selected Nancy Sonstegard to represent our class for the festivities of Homecoming. Our float came in third, but our spirit didn’t drop as we tried outyelling everyone in the compe- tition yell at the pep fest. Voting for our class rings was another hilite of the year, and the great decision of which ring would identify our class. So the year ended, and with it came our anticipation of the final year we would spend at Jefferson. Next year we would be Seniors! 44 ROW 1: C. Anderson. C. Anderson. C. Arvold. M. An- dreasen. K Allermatt. M Benesh. K. Bauer ROW 2:C. Appell. L. Anderson, B. Awes. K. Bjerke. J. Backlund, S. Angen. B. Anderson ROW 3: R. Benesh. E. Ander- son. F. Balsley. R. Affeldt. B. Anderson. M Anderson ROW 4: S. Albrecht. K. Backhaus. B Aim. T. Amund son. D. Beach. G. Baltes. ROW 1: C. Cassady. T. Diment. A. Bundy. K. Donley. K. Dobberpuhl. A. Boyd. ROW 2: S. Dyrstad. D. Dubbs. C. Dyrstad. G. Brown, M. Brede. D. Brachin. ROW 3: L. DeFrance. R. Bullick. T. Cam. R. Craig. J. Dau. A. Boe sen. ROW 4: S. Brede. J. Bloom. F. Bursch. G. Burley, S. Conner. M. Collins. 45 ROW 1: L. Geiser. S. Fuoss. A. Frisk. P. Engler. S. Gas- perlin. P. Echstein ROW 2: D. Eastlund. M. Eisel. S. Dyke. J. Froemming. N. Eddy. R. Evans. ROW 3: T. Fogg. J. Geris. S. Eckdahl. P. Engelen. E. Gleitz ROW 4: R. Flint. K. Flanigan. J. Gilronan. P. Franzen. S. Duneman. J. Gilbertson. ROW 1: C. Hansen. M. Haining. L. Hammergren, D. Hartung. D. Halvorson. R. Heid. ROW 2: D. Hedstrom. B. Hedlund. C. Guenther. R. Hayden. G. Hedlund. ROW 3: P. Haabala. M. Hagen. M. Granlund. J. Han- son. J. Hansen. J. Goodell. ROW 4: M Greenwood. J. Hogen. G. Hansen. J. Grove. D. Berg. R. Halstead. R Heikkinen. ROW 1: B. Johnson. G. Jarman. S. Hintzen. R. Hint- zen. S Holverson. D. Hiebel. ROW 2: A. Johnson. C Johnson. J. Holte. P. Hinton. R. Jobe. A. Henning ROW 3: S. Holt. M Hvezda. J. Howard. S. Jarvi. L Hoppe ROW 4: B. Hjelm. K. Hoeschen. H. Hiebel. G Hughes. D. Johnson. 46 ROW 1: J. Jones. J. Justice. S. Johnson. K. Kiehne. J. Kiehne. M Johnson ROW 2: P. Kuhnaw. R. Kallstrom. J. Klug. D. Kelly. J. Johnson. R. Komes. K. Johnson. ROW 3: R. Krast, G. Johnson. J. Konbsky. T. Johnson, R. Klimek. M Johnson ROW 4: D. Keeney. T. Krae- mer. T. Koudela. D. Kalina. W. Knapp. B. Johnson. ROW 1: M. Larson. K. Lindsey. M Madden. C. Lee. J. 3: L. Larson. M Martinson. P. Lee. G. Lindquist. M Kroupa. J. McClellan. ROW 2: D. Johnson. S. Lanigan. Lundstrom. ROW 4: G. Mattson. C. Henry. M. Lukes. J. P. McCabe. K. Marquette. G. Lorsung. L. Kuehl ROW Lorenz. D. Lee, G. Matz. ROW 1: J. Mund. M McCarten. G. Nelson. J. McPhee. ROW 2: D. Meyer. D Muyres. S. Movold. J. Nielson. N Nelson. ROW 3: W. Novotny. B. McKay. D. Olson. K. Mickeloar. D Nelson. K. Paulzme. ROW 4: D. Miller. D Olson. M. Nelson. K Melville. D Muyres. ROW 1: P. Quist. S. Porter. K. Olson. S. Rajdl. S. Olson. B. Pomeranz ROW 2: A. Peterson. E. Rairdon. P. Pen- nar. T. Peart. K. Olson. P. Rauchstadt ROW 3: J. Patri. T. Perkins. G Peterson. J. Olson. D. Rademacher. J Pospisil. G. Olson. ROW 4: S. Perkins. R. Podratz. D Olson. D. Pappenfus. J. Pennie. A. Purdy. ROW 1: C. Reiland. B. Schmalek. J. Reuter. C. Roers, J. Rupert ROW 2: R. Rosengren. G. Russell. B. Schackel. L. Roquette. P. Schultz ROW 3: R. Rosen- gren. N Riesselman. L. Rongstad. J. Schlosser. G. Ripperger. L. Schulz. ROW 4: S. Schmidt. J. Rudd. P Roers. D. Schlosser. T Rediehs. ROW 1: D. Snelson. R. Shold. M. Steidl. G. Trainor. P. Schwendeman. W. Thomas. G. Spicher ROW 2: S. Swenson. K. Toft. D. Spellman. N Sonstegard. A. Springer. P. Stanz. R. Skrove ROW 3: C. Thompson. P. Sherman. B. Smith. M Southward. C. Stemhorst S. Severson. B. Thornton ROW 4: F. Steen. R. Skram stad. D. Tvrdik. C. Thompson. M. Theriaud. P. Swen- son. S. Sonsteby. ROW 1: C. Wallentine. B. Widstrom. C. Yager. K. Tur- dik. P. Wallace. P. VonderHaar. L. Vantries ROW 2: C. Wunderlich. J. Westerfield. P. Wall. J. VanKempen. B. Wells. B. Bickerman. V. Ziegelmann ROW 3: R. Clap- shaw. G. Isaacson. S. Dunneman. J. Zweig. N. Turdik. D. Wesen. K. Turdik ROW 4: G. Ziegelmann. L. Weber. T. Wicklund. R. Weiser. P. Way. G. Wickman. C. Wus- sow, J. Woolliscroft. 48 Upon entering JHS as sophomores we were greeted by a flurry of student activities and studies which left us in a daze. But we quickly recovered and began our long trudge toward graduation in the spring of 1970. As a result of our fall voting Virgil Rolfsrud became our president. Jan Bundy was chosen as vice-president, and Jenny Heegard was elected to the secretary-treasurer position. Hours of thought and work went into a creation entitled Massacre the Mohawks, which we proudly claimed as the sophomore float during Homecoming festivities. It was successful in competition, taking a second place overthejuniors.Atthissametime we were represented by Vicki Baumbach in the royal court. As the year went by we did our best to perfect the sophomore yell, hand- ed in World History term papers, caught poison ivy on Biology trips to re- mote regions of school property, and tried very hard to understand Julius Caesar. Spring found us anticipating final grades and proud of our biggest ac- complishment of the year, becoming juniors. SOPMOMORSS 50 ROW 1: S. Anderson. L. Auran. J. Anderson. P. Aga, D. Anderson. L. Anderson. W. Affeldt. ROW 2: J. Antes. P. Anderson. K Awes, G. Backhaus, S Anderson, N. Anderson ROW 3: K. Anderson. R. Amundson. C. Anderson. T. Ardent. L. Ahlbrecht. P. Amundson ROW 4: K. Anderson. R. Anderson. R. Ahlfors. L. Ack erman. M. Anderson. M. Anderson. ROW 1: D. Bylund. V. Baumbach. S. Boesen. J. Be heng. G. Barr. N Balsley. B. Burss ROW 2: D. Brendle. N Bongard. N Boyd. J. Burkey. C. Carlisle. M. E. Christenson. J. Bundy ROW 3: M. Carlson. R. Brezma, S. Beach. B. Chan. C. Bluhm. R. Barros. D. Carlson ROW 4: E. Anderson. G. Brock. T. Blade. N. Blanchard N. Christensen. D. Bergstrom. R. Bullick. ROW X: C. Dumdei. R. Cihlar. L. Christianson. I. Daas. B. Danelke. S. Danielson. S. Eastlund. ROW 2: V. Eck- dahl, D. Davis. V. Dobberpuhl, C. Dziuk. W. Duenow. B. Doebber ROW 3: D. Collins. R. Darveaux. D. Close. L. Crumpton. L. Crouse. S. Danielson. ROW 4: S. Christenson. M. Deleski. D. Eilers. B. Eisel. R. Colden. D. Collins. 51 ROW I: C. Gatewood. G. Evans. L. Faber. J. Gibson. D. Faleide. J. Fredman. P. Forsgren. ROW 2: G. Floding. S. Fisher. L. Engler. P. Foss. J. Greenwood. J. Fogg. D. Ellingson ROW 3: R. Eggen. W. Gease. G. Fredman. M. Erickson. M. Engolen. M. Granlund. D. Fremling ROW 4: R. Glade. B. Erickson. J. Froemming. G. Forster. P. Gesell, J. Godfrey. R. Erickson. ROW 1: M. Haskins. M. Haskins. C. Hector. M. Gro- matka. K. Hansen. C. Hammergren. ROW 2; A. Haus- mann, A. Hanson. C. Haming, D. Harvey. V. Harvey. M. Hammer. ROW 3: K. Harris. K. Hanson. W. Haaba la. R. Hanson. W. Haabala. R. Hanson. K. Hanson. B Haugen. ROW 4: T. Halstead. D. Hayes. G. Hammer. J Haase. B. Gulbranson. M. Gustafson. ROW 1: L. Jarman. J. Herington, M. Hibbard. P. John- son. J. Heegaard. P. Johnson. M Heid ROW 2: M Hedstrom. C. Josephs. C. Hesse, S. Jarvi. V. Johnson. K. Holmquist ROW 3: K. Hodek. R. Hink. S. Hegg. D. Jackson. K. Howard. R. Henningsgaard. M. Hintzen ROW 4: A. Johnson. J. Jindra. D. Johnson. D. Jones. L Hustad. J. Hjelm. E. Huizinga. 52 ROW 1: S. Kee. M. Kalina. D. Larson. D. Kam. D. Kittel- son. D. Kalina ROW 2: D. Krol. D. Lorsung. R. Ke phart. R. Larson. J. Kalina. S. Karms. W. Kluver ROW 3: R. Ljung. S. Larson. C. Listrom. M. J. Lee. C. Kuhne. B. Krafthefer. K Kuhne ROW 4: D. Lindquist. B Kel- mann. B. Knight. G. Krey. T. Kelly. M. Kelly. K. Kluver. ROW Is C. Martinson. D. Meyer. D. Nack. B. Nelson. T. McCabe. S. Nelson. K. Lundgren. ROW 2: D. Metcalf. M MacCoy. S. Millar. A Mullen. K. Navratil. D. Lund. U Nelson. ROW 3: W. Mrnak. R. Nelson. J. Moen. R. Nerdahl. S. Loveland. T. Mouw ROW 4: K. Mounds- don. L. Monson. D. Lundstrom. G. Norbeck. R. Maus. D. Nokes. S. Newhouse. 53 ROW 1: L. Osterberg. B Ranum. J. Peterson. P. Prchal. A. Nygaard. B Peterson ROW 2: S. Olson. L. Olson. T. Rice. T. Perkins. P. Porter. T. Olson ROW 3: C. Persson. D. Popkes. P Peterson. B. Platto. L. Quer- nemoen. J Ramey. ROW 4: M. Rasmusen. E. Novotny. D. Nord. L. Phelps. K. Olson. D. Olson. ROW 1: C. Shinabarger. S. Sillgren. R. Salvog. G. Ro- senberg. D. Schuhmacher, G. Schulz. ROW 2: K. Sie- gel. K. Roers. P. Serie. J. Rosengren. M Ritten ROW 3: G. Reuter. G. Sharp. B. Schurman. L. Sherman. D Skuza. R. Schulz. ROW 4: G. Rudd. D. Rouillard, V. Rolfsrud. R. Rutten, R. Setterlund. R. Schultz. ROW 1: P. Thurber. M Sunblad. S. Steidl. S. Trumm, D. Steen. M. Steidl. S. Steen ROW 2: K. Thompson. N Thorson. J. Tapper. D. Sammons. K. Trosdahl. D. Steen ROW 3: S. Tessmer. J. Svee. R. Stelflug. S. Swenson. J. Swanson. J. Toft. R. Trousil. ROW 4: M Steidl. A. Stark. J. Solum. P. Smilanich. T. Tesch. P. Stoltenberg. S. Steinle. ROW 1: J. Twite. B. Wiederholt. D. Westlund. M. Ven- del. B. Tuttle. S Watson. Y Wicklund ROW 2: C. Woodward. D. Wadle. D. Tvdik. B. Vacek. B. Weiser. R. Wille. T. Wagner ROW 3: K. Wilken. A Wussow. T. Wussow. E. Wussow. E. Wussow. M. Westby. M. Zim merman. M Vangstad ROW 4: S. Walsh. D. Warken thien. T. Trushenski, C. Wend. G. Turner. S. Waage. T Wittnebel. 54 The queen and her court: Sandy Dehn. Senior Attendant: Nancy Sonstegard. Junior Attendant: Queen Cheryl Navratil: Linda Augdahl. Senior Attendant: Vicki Baumbach, Sophomore Attendant. MOMSCOMJM1967 Homecoming 1967 unfolded Thursday night. October 5 with the coronation of the queen by Mike Quist and Randy Divine, co-captains of the football team. Chosen to reign as queen over the 1967 homecoming festivities was Cheryl Navratil. The royal court attending the queen included Vicki Baumbach as sophomore attendant: Nan- cy Sonstegard represented the juniors; and Lin- da Augdahl and Sandy Dehn were senior attend- ants. Escorting the royalty were Miguel Cervi. Terry Johnson, James Woolliscroft, Pat Sher- man, and Steve Hansen respectively. The theme. Somewhere Over the Rainbow , was sung by Stephanie Sonstegard. Jim Lantz. emcee for Thursday night's events, also announced results of juding on the floats. Capturing first place with their float was the seniors. Sophomores took second; and jun- iors. third. The Beta-lnteract float came in first for the clubs. Directly after the coronation there was a pa- rade headed by the Alexandria marching band under the direction of Mr. L. E. Christenson. The parade consisted of the floats made by classes and clubs, the 1967-68 reigning royalty, cheer- leaders, and Miguel Cervi. JHS foreign student. The parade terminated at the ball field with the traditional bonfire and the flaming A . Friday night the Cardinal football team proved that Winning is for the Birds as they defeated the Montevideo Mohawks 15-6. Follow- ing the game there was an alumni get-together at the Viking Motel sponsored by JHS student council. Bringing to a close this year's homecoming activities was the dance in the JHS gym on Sa- turday night. The He-Toos provided the musical entertainment. 57 Cheryl and Miguel Pep — Pep — Pep Somewhere Over the Rainbow 59 “SIX WHO PASS WMJCS VMS jCSJXZJjCS POJ£ This delightful and deservedly fantasy was written by Stuard Walker. While the Boy watches boiling lentils for his mother, six people pass: The condemned Queen, whom he promises tohideuntilafterthehour set for her decapitation, the Mime, who tempts him to leave his duty: the Milkmaid, who tells him of the reward offered for the Queen; the Blindman, who shows him why it is best to keep a promise; and the Dread- ful Headsman, who outwitted by the boy, finds the Queen too late. Her Majesty grate- fully knights Sir David Little Boy for he has done his duty and kept his promise. The play took first place in District 22 competition. Kirk Anderson won the Best Actor Award and Bev Sperling won the Best Supporting Actress Award. The play was select- ed alternate for state competition, receiving an A rating. Mary McCarten and Garry Jarman were Best Supporting Actress and Actor, respectively. Dramatis Personae Prologue — Dana Johnson Butterfly — Mary Kay Fischer Queen — Mary McCarten Boy— Kirk Anderson Mime — Bev Sperling Wise Old Man — Ron Wenaas Ballad Singer — Linda Engstrom Milkmaid — Pam Sherman Hangman — Garry Jarman Who are you?” A modern milkmaid? Fischer, what a bug! Six Stalwart Sons I'm a Mime.' Cooking lentils? Duh. please pardon me.” Make way for Her Maj- esty This is a copper pot. 60 MJT WJM ZSK '6$ 61 62 63 I MJQUSC Yup. this is it! • i She made it! Miquel Cervi came to Alex from Cipolletti, Argentina on August 16. He quickly made himself at home with the Ver- non Nelson family. Miquel was an avid spectator at the school sports. He also was very active in Interact and Student Coun- cil. Miquel will always be re- membered for his good sense of humor and his Spanish American Dictionary. In my country Miquel and his American Family, the Nelsons. Riding High. 64 Miquel relaxes in his new home. o K Q A JV J z A z J o Classes: Mary Jo Bartos. Joyce Omland. Editor in Chief: Connie Si- menson. Activities: Bev Sperling. Linda Engs- trom. Roger Foss. Typists: Audrey Femrite. Jackie Volden. Carol Thornton. Copy: Roger Foss. Mary Jo Bartos. Audrey Fermrite. Photographer: Kevin Flanigan. A CSX JAN We the staff are happy to present to you the 1967-68 Alexian. We hope the following pages will bring to mind the experiences, occasions, and events that you will want to treasure. Sports: James Wooliscroft. Leigh Crumpton. Photography Editor: Carol Thornton. 66 Organizations: Jackie Volden. Linda Engstrom. Joyce Omland. Kathy Toft. Business Stall: Kay Larson. Mary Southward. Mary Be- nesh. “A Club ROW 1: B Nelson. L Backlund. T. Wilken. P. Ellingson. B. Millar. G Sonstegard. M. Quist. D. Stark. J. Huhn. G. Ackerman. ROW 2: J. Geris. G Hedlund. C. Dempewolf. B. Hedlund. K. Backhaus. A Hansen. S. Rolfsrud. D. Close. W. Huizinga. V. Warkenthien. R. Saathoff. S. Danielson ROW 3: T. Peri- no. T. Johnson. L. DeFrance. T. Brueske. J. Lantz. T. Cihlar. G. Korkowski. T. Olson. J. Hansen. M Mc- Cabe. P. Huberty. R. Olson. ROW 4: S. Duneman. B. Glade. N. Blanchard. T. Trushenski. G. Forster. T. Cain. M. Johnson. G. Baltes. R. Herington, J. Hibbard. R. Ahlfors. ROW 5: G. Mattson. D. Olson. C. Thompson. S. Jensen. K. Sieve. D. Nord. S. Hansen. D. Kobs. M Spellman. M. Karnis. K. Melville. M. Gesell. D. Norbeck “j” caw “A” Club is comprised of all school letter- man. They sponsor concessions and program sales at basketball games and wrestling match- es. With this money they buy equipment for the athletic department. The officers were: Bruce Nelson, president: Mike Gesell. vice-president; Gregg Sonstegard. secretary-treasurer. JMZSKACZ Interact is a Rotary-sponsored organization dedicated to service, leadership and interna- tional understanding. It sponsors projects in the school and community. The officers were Roger Foss, president: Pat Sherman, vice-president; Randy Nelson, secre- tary; Tim Weatherwax. treasurer; and Dave DeGrote. parliamentarian. Interact: ROW 1: R. Stembring. K. Thompson. R. Nelson. B. Froemmmg. J. Haase. D. Olson. D. Hayes. J. Radermacker ROW 2: D. Johnson. T. Weatherwax. D Lundstrom. M. Cervi. P. Sherman. M Redig. B. Anderson. ROW 3: J. Gromatka. B. Knight. P. Franzen. C. Johnson. D. Hens. R. Halstead. M Anderson. L. Larson. ROW 4: R. Herington. K. Hoe? ;hen. J. Malmberg. C. Thompson. R. Foss. K. Sieve. J. Lorenz. D. DeGrote. M. Gesell. 67 ROW 1: C. Anderson. C. Wallentine. J. Froemming. M Benesh. L. Augdahl. C. Arvold ROW 2: M. Holt. C. Reiland. K. Larson. N. Sonstegard. P. Pennar. B. Sperling. ROW 3: S. Sonstegard. W. Mund. J. Eastman. B. Saar. C. Navratil. L. Dumdei ROW 4: C. Simenson. L. Engstrom. B. Awes. D. Tabbert. M. Bullick. P Midboe. JCjC Junior Classical League is an organization for Jefferson Latin students to promote a better understanding of the Roman culture and influ- ence of Latin on our present day society. Mrs. Hedine is advisor. SJQMA KSZA PMJ Sigma Beta Phi is an organization to promote interest in scholarship and to assist in the af- fairs of the school. Members were selected on the basis of leadership, academic achievements and participation in school activities. The offi- cers this year were: President; Connie Simen- son; vice-president, Cheryl Navratil; Secretary, Linda Augdahl; Treasurer. Bev Sperling. ROW 1: M. Johnson. D. Haskins. J. Paulzine. T Wilken. G. Sonstegard. S. Rolfsrud. J. Hibbard. T. Peri- no. K. Thompson. J. Rudd ROW 2: C. Navratil. P. Rauchstadt. M. McCarten. C. Reiland. P. Quist. S. La- mgan. C. Anderson. P. Schwendemann. L. Geiser. S. Halverson. J. Geris. U. Hackman M Botner ROW 3: M. Jesness. J. Thompson. J. Maetzold. D. Kelly. J. Westerfield. D. Muyres. M Johnson S Swenson M. Lund C. Thompson. D. Stone. C. Arvold ROW 4: K. Lamgan. J. Jackson. M. Conn. A Suchy. D. Tab bert. A Turner. J. Eastman. P. Midboe. L. Koehler. E. Roers. J. Mund. L. Schulz. P. Stanz ROW 5- E Johnson. M Bullick. P. Anderson. J. Malmberg. G. Jarman. S. Movold. A. Bundy. C Wussow T Amund- son. S. Holt. S. Jarvi.M. Holt. 68 Student Council ROW 1: L. Augdahl, V. Baumbach, J. Bundy. C. Reiland. C. Navratil. M. Benesh. M Holt, C Arvold. L. Engstrom ROW 2: N. Sonstegard, K. Olson. M Haining, S. Anderson. C. Simenson. B. Awes. K. Awes. C. Woodward. N. Boyd. S. Sonstegard ROW 3: S. Fischer. B. Platto. B. Nelson. J. Lantz. M. Cervi, T. Kelly. V. Rolfsrud. J. Wooliscrott. ROW 4: B. Page. S. Rolfsrud. D. Degrote. R. Foss. D. Kobs. J. Hedme. P. Sherman. F. Steen. Key coin Key club is an international organization sponsored by Kiwanis which promtoes leader- ship, citizenship and scholarship. Its activities include Have-a-Heart Fund Drive, Career Day, collecting profits from gumball machines to be used for underprivileged child- ren, and a school dance. Officers were; president, Jim Lantz; vice-pres- ident; Jim Wooliscroft; secretary; Al Hanson; and treasurer, Frank Steen. SrUDSAT COUMCJjC Student Council is a representative group of the student body which works through many activities to aid student expression, improve student participation, develop better student- faculty relations, promote leadership, and bet- ter understand school problems. Officers were: President. Pat Sherman; vice- president. Steve Rolfsrud; secretary. Stephanie Sonstegard; and treasurer. Cheryl Navratil. ROW 1: L. Delrance. B. Nelson. J. Lantz. T. Brueske. F. Steen, J. Johnson. S. Fischer ROW 2: L Acker- man. K. Anderson, j. Froemning, J. Wooliscroft. J. Johnson. A. Stark. S. Tessmer. V. Rolfsrud ROW 3: S. Brede. S. Rolfsrud. M Martinson. T. Amundson. N. Blanchard. R. Ahlfors. M. Lundstrom. J. Rudd. ROW 4: D. Kobs. A. Hansen, D. Olson. P. Way, M. Quist. G. Sonstegard, T. Wilken. 69 ROW 1: S. Hink. J. Omland. J. Jesness. S. Hansen. D. Johnston. B. Emerson. L. Augdahl ROW 2: R. Ol- son. M. J. Bartos. K Johnson. B. Roers. J. Gilbertson. C. Simenson. B. Saar. J. Radermacher ROW 3: D. Zimmel. B. Froemming. B. Nelson. J. Gromatka. J. Hedine. P. Anderson. D. Hens. G. Halstead. R. Nel- son. ROW 4: B. Glade. G. Sonstegard. J. Malmberg. K. Rosenquist. R. Foss. D. DeGrote. B. Anderson. G. Jarman. in zuks u us mss JCSAD8KS Future Business Leaders is open to students on the Part-time training program and in the retailing classes. Officers for 1967-68 were Pat Sherman, president; Tom Perino, vice-presi- dent; Jan Thompson. Secretary; Jeri Van- Kempen. Treasurer; Randy Herrington. Parlia- mentarian; and Marilyn Johnson, Historian. MU A CP HA ZHSZA Mu Alpha Theta is a national high school and junior college club organized to promote schol- arship and an interest in mathematics. This year’s officers were: President. John Malmberg; Vice-President. Mary Jo Bartos; Secretary- Treasurer. Barb Roers; Parliamentarian. Roger Foss; and Program Director. Dave DeGrote. ROW 1: R. Ranum. G. Ley. J. Mayer. J. Goodell. B. Hughes. J. Darveaux. B. Schoenack. R. Herrington, M Rutten. ROW 2: D. Bjerke. M. Annis. S. Lorsung. D. Crouse. S. Porter. C. Metcalf. G Newhouse. K. Lamgan. J. Christianson. J Maetzold. G. Gease. C. Wunderlich. J. Anderson. T. Diment. S. Kephart. ROW3: E. Shermak. R. Turdik. C. Anderson. G. Bylund. P. Richardson. S. Feahnrieh. M. Johnson. J. Thompson. J. Springer. C. Kingston. C. Wallace. J. Huffman. B. Pladsden. J. McClellan. ROW 4: L. Steidl. F. Olson. A. Turner. P. Hass. S. Dobberpuhl. M Peart. J. Prchal. P. Rasmusen. C. Roers. D. Har- tung. C. Engstrom. G. Jarman. Mr. Lyngen ROW 5: S. Baumann. T. Peart. J. VanKempen. P. Sherman. J. Huhn. G. Ackerman. J. Steffan. R. Wichtermank. K. Kluver. C. Kelly. R. Dittberner. J. Hagedorn. M. Lund. ROW 6: E. Holm. T. Carlson. G. Lommen. J. Bugge. P. Huberty. M. McCabe. V. Ripley. F. Koudela. K. Tordik, R. Carlson. B. Hjelm. T. Perino. G. Hjelm. 70 ■ FNC ROW 1: K. Logan. R. Schulz. S. Porter. M Larson. D. Halvorson. G. Reed. C. Anderson. P. Fors- gren. D Warkenthien. M Doebber. ROW 2: S. Eastlund. D. Bylund. S Danielson. M. Trousil. D. Wes- tlund. M. Hibbard. T McCabe. C. Hammergren. D Hiebel. C. Martinson. N. Anderson ROW 3: G. Rosen- berg. N. Balsley. S. Anderson. J. Greenwood. C. Thompson. L. Geiser. P. Rauchstadt. C. Anderson. P. Schwendemann. P. Pennar ROW 4: I. Ondracek. C. Anderson. M. Johnson. K. Trvdik. J. Westerfield. P. Serie. B Krafthefer. N. Thorson, C. Cassady. S. Bearson. ROW 5: C. Woodward. V. Flesland. A. Bundy, P. Foss. D. Harvey. L. Klingbeil. D. Stoltenberg. S. Hansen. M Appell. K. Lanigan. 1UZUKS tfUKSSS Future Nurses Clubisforgirlswhoplanto enter the medical profession. It sponsors the Candy-Striper program and the Red Cross drive. Mary Johnson, President; Joan Westerfield, Vice-president; Ann Bundy. Treasurer; Kathy Kanigan, Secretary; Mrs. Alice Johnson, Advi- sor. 7UZUKS 3AKMSKS Members of F.F.A. strive for special degrees in farming and F.F.A. leadership. Richard Klimek. president; Fred Faber, vice-president; Les Kali- na. secretary; Ron Benesh, treasurer; Ray Fa- ber, reporter; Wayne Chan, sentinel; and Joe Zweig. parliamentarian. The advisor is Mr. Dale Benson. FFA: ROW 1: Mr. Benson. W. Chan. R. Faber. R. Klimek. F. Faber. L. Kalina. R. Benesh. J. Zweig. G. Peter- son. R. Komes. W. Schultz. R. Botner. D. Krai. J. Patri. W. Me . B. Vickerman. M Boehlke. W. Haabala. G. Brown ROW 3: W. Richardson. M. Hvezda. J. Koubsky. K. Olsen. D. Kalina. J. Jmdra. M. Granlund. D. Nokes. R. Daku. J. Randall. G. Olson ROW 4: M Anderson. R. Trousil. R. Craig. B. Klemann. S. Formo. G. Fredman. T. Fogg. G. Roth. L. Tvrdik. M Brede. G. Rediehs ROW 5: M. Kelly. C. Klermann. R. May- dole. B. Sandefer. R. Klimek. L. Anderson. R. Affeldt. E. Anderson. M. Collins. B. Eisel. R. Wunderlich. 71 Future Homemakers ROW 1: E. Helgeson, D. Warkenthien, S. Bauman. P. Richardson. C. Kingston. J. Christianson. J. Reed. ROW 2: M Johnson. N Rtesselman. K. Kiehne. P. Johnson. K Dobberpuhl. J. Springer, R. Dittberner ROW 3: B. Tuttle. S. Faehnrich, S. Hansen. A. Hausmann, M. Kalina, J Kalina, K. Kuhne. ROW 4: S. Dobberpuhl, V. Krafthefer. L. Koehler, C. Kelly. J. Kloehn, A. Peterson, B. Krafthe- fer. C. Wunderlich. A 311 ZUKS HOM Future Homemakers of America is an organi- zation of girls who have taken home econom- ics. They try to promote an appreciation of the importance of homemaking. The officers for the past year were: Ruth Dittberner. President; Cheryl Kingston, Vice-president; Joyce Sprin- ger, Secretary; and Valdene Krafthefer was treasurer. 3UZUKS ZSACHSKS The goal of the Future Teachers of America is to become acquainted with the teaching profes- sion. The members work in their field of interest under a teacher's supervision. Cheryl Navratil, President; Garry Jarman, Vice-president; Pam Midboe. Secretary; Dale Olson, Treasurer; June Anderson, Librarian; and Jackie Volden, Histo- rian. Future Teachers ROW 1: K. Lanlgan, J. Omland. G. Russell. G. Ripperger, P. VonderHaar M Sunblad L. Vantries. M McCarten. ROW 2: C. Navratil. M Haining. S Karnis. B. Krafthefer. J. Anderson K Har- ris, B. Schmalek, K. Toft. B. Emerson, I. Nelson ROW 3: L. Hammergren. S. Bongard. K. Awes N Boyd J. Kroupt, J. Jackson. J. Backlund. L. Anderson. L. Rongstad. ROW 4: K. Anderson J Frederick B Saar, J. Volden. P. Midboe. E. Johnson. C. Haining. S. Jarvi, R. Rerdahl. ROW 5: J. Froemmg. C. Wagner, G. Arfsten, B. Roers. J. Malmberg. C. Henry. G. Jarman. A. Hanson. B. Awes. V. Harvery. 72 Euterpean: ROW 1: S. Gasperlin. K Harris. J. Franzen. L. Engstrom. M. K. Fischer. S. Dyrstad. B. Schmalek, M Haining. M. Sunblad. ROW 2: M Hibbard. C. Woodward. C. Reiland. D. Faleide. M. Be- nesh, K. Toft. A. Boyd. D. Kain. C. Dumdei. C. Hammergren ROW 3: M McCarten. C. Thornton. J. An- derson. S. Swenson. A. Woodward. S. Sonstegard, S. Hink. S. Karnis, S. Sandberg. C. Navratil, S. Trumm. ROW 4: S. Anderson. W. Mund. S. Urness. C Wagner, V. Johnson. M. J. Lee. C. Simenson. P. Midboe. S. Ording. T.McCabe. K. Wilken. ROW 5: D. Lee. A. Hanson. P. Sherman. J. Woolliscroft. K. Anderson. dseazs euzemAtf Debate offers students an opportunity to do research on a topic and to develop their speak- ing skills at tournaments throughout the year. The topic for this year was: Resolved: That Con- gress Should Establish Uniform Regulations to Control Criminal Investigation Procedures. Junior Euterpean is a musical organization which is sponsored by the local Senior Euter- pean club. The officers were Linda Engstrom, president: Steve Rolfsrud. vice-president: Mar- garet Haining. secretary-treasurer. ROW 1: B. Sperling. D. Awes. M. Twite. M. Sunblad. ROW 2: J. Kroupa. J. Heegaard. M. Haskins. K. Har- ris ROW 3: B. Awes. M. Hibbard, J. Anderson, V Johnson ROW 4: F. Bursch. C. Arvold. R. Hintzen. P. Serie, C. Severson. 73 L,brary Ciub ROW 1: S. Olson. P. Kakac. B. Tuttle. J. Herrington. L. Whde. ROW 2: Miss Wold E Helee- son, B. pJadsen, J. Reed. J. McClellan. B. Schackel. ROW 3: C. Dempewolf. M Doebber S Faehnrich J Rupert. D. Radermacher. ROW 4:1. Ondracek. D. Wadle. J. Larson. J. Anderson. C Engstrom K CMKA Ky caw ACM) Library Club acquaints its members with the library through work in it. It also sponsors the Campus Book Club. Officers for the year were June Anderson, president; Jackie Larson, vice- president; Karen Holmquist. secretary; Jarmon Godfrey, treasurer; and Kristine Bauer, parlia- mentarian. Miss Wold was the advisor. Students achievements, activities, and opin- ions are reflected in the news, sports, and fea- ture articles which appear in Jefferson’s student newspaper. The Alhi Times. The staff consists of Jim Lantz, Editor-in-Chief; Cheryl Navratil, Page one editor; Mary Holt, page two editor; Margaret Haining, page three editor; John Malmberg, sports editor; and Pam Midboe, assistant page editor. Mr. Karlsgodt advises the staff. T;m.eS5R0 : ■JuTh°mps?n1- M Ha'n, g' M Holt- p M'dboe. C. Navratil. L. Nelson. S. Sonstegard T?hK2 ARSTKhy' ?' HrSk!n!i' J La o,z'«S Dyke V’ Flesland. B. Awes, D. Stone. S. Johnson ROW 3: D Tabbert. B Thornton, E. Johnson. B. Anderson. C. Dyrstad. C. Thornton, J. Frederick ROW 4: L. De- France. T. Johnson. J. Malmberg. T. Nelson. J. Gilronan, J. Paulzine, S. Grosenick. 74 Science Club: ROW 1: R. Clapshaw. C. Perkins. D. Stark. M Johnson. S. Fischer. R Nelson. ROW 2: A. Hanson. J. Froemming, J. Hanson. R. Nerdahl. J. Paulzine S. Tessmer. M. Sepllman. ROW 3: K. Hous- man. D. Pappenfus. J. Flolid. M. Karnis. J. Hibbard. T. Wilken. tfUA’JOK VJKJMSPOK rSJUA' caw Junior Viking Sportsman: ROW 1: J. Shinebarger. R. Wille. R Nelson ROW 2: J. Zweig. B. Rudd. Mr. Banke ROW 3: B. Nel- son. P. Roers. Junior Viking Sportsman is a Jefferson club for students interested in conservation and outdoor sports. The officers for 1967-68 are Ray Wille. president; Jack Shinabarger. secretary; Tim Nelson, treasurer. Board members are Dean Beach. Rick Podratz. Paul Roers. Bruce Rudd. Brad Nelson, and Joe Zweig. Mr. Banke is the advisor. Science club strives to impart knowledge and interest in science beyond the regular science curicul um. Once a year a field trip is made to some place of scientific interest. Officers are Denny Stark. President; Mary Johnson, vice-president; Larry Perkins, secre- tary; and Bob Clapshaw. treasurer. Mr. Krump is the advisor. MID JO VJSUAjC Audio-visual is an organization that helps students re- ceive experience in the repairing and operation of movie projectors and various types of sound devices. ROW 1: J. Hanson. C. Kelly. P. Haabala. A. Boesen ROW 2: R. Tvrdik. R. Ranum. M. Hausmann. P. Kuhnau. B. Gulbran son. 75 ROW 1: J. Anderson. M. Hmtzen. C. Cassidy. S. Swenson. T. Cain. R. Eggen. J. Solum. Miss Lenort ROW 2: M. Haskins. M. Syrdahl. S. Karms. J. Beheng. T. McCabe. J McPhee. P. Sherman. L. Geiser ROW 3: R. Jobe. S. Nelson. D. Kam. N. Bongard. C. Dumdei. S. Sandberg. V. Johnson. L. Hammergren M Mc- Carten. S. Lamgan ROW 4: D Lunc. J. Rosengren. M. Steidl. J. Schlosser. J. Backlund. C. Thompson P. Rauchstadt. J Pearson ROW 5: L Roquette. B. Saar. C. Awes. C. Kuhne. K Thompson. B Vendel. S. Trumm. I. Cihlar ROW 6: S. Bearson. W. Kluver. K. Liesemeyer. J. Heegard. B. Widstrom. C. Woodward P. Sene. M. Hibbard. J. Volden, S. Anderson. ROW 7: D. Warkentien. N Patrick. M. Patrick. K Roers A Peterson. S. Dyrstad. M Madden. P. Foss. C. Engstrom. C. Arfsten. C. Hainmg. J. Anderson FRENCH CLUB promotes interest in the French language and customs. Officers were: B. Saar. President: J. Solum, Vice-President: R. Eggan. Secretary-Treasurer. N. M. S. Q. T. commended participants in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test were ROW 1: K. Eilers. J. Gilbertson. B. Froemmmg. ROW 2: P. Anderson. G. Jar- man. R. Foss. J. Malmberg. GIRLS STATERS: Linda Engstrom. Cheryl Navratil. BOYS STATERS: Bruce Nelson. Steve Rolfsrud. YOUTH FOR CHRIST promotes the Christian way of life among Jefferson students. Officers for 1967 were: Dale Olson. President: Steve Schon- berg. Vice-president; Elaine Helgeson. Secretary. 76 ROW 1: Craig Nelson. Mark Lindquist, Ron Wenaas. John Huhn. Greg Sonstegard. Mike Quist. Randy Divine. Don Eral, Steve Rolfsrud. Dennis Stark. Doug Norbeck. Alan Muyres. ROW 2: Steve Connor. Greg Hedlund. Bill Glade. Dan Has- 4-3-2 SEASON Led by co-captains Randy Divine and Mike Quist, the 1967 football team surpassed pre- season expectations. The Cards started the year with a 12-0 victo- ry over Sauk Centre. However, their next oppo- nent, Fergus Falls, handed them a 6-12 loss. Bouncing back, the Cards won their next two games 36-6 over Glenwood and 7-0 over Will- mar. In a bruising game Alex, and Brecken- ridge battled to a 7-7 tie. They followed this up with a 13-6 win over Montevideo. The last three games were disappointing as they dropped a 0-19 game to Litchfield, tied 13-13 with Benson, and lost to Morris 6-7. This gave them an over-all record of 4-3-2- and a third place Conference with a record of 4-2-1. kins. Randy Nelson. Brad Froemming. Gary Ackerman, Steve Jensen. Randy Herington, Chuck Thompson, Scott Perkins. Terry Johnson ROW 3: Greg Hanson. Doug Muyres. Greg Johnson. Mark Lundstrom, Fred Bursch. Harvey Hie- 78 Co-captains: Randy Divine, Mike Quist. bel. Marley Johnson. Jeff Hanson. Tom Cain. Dan Berg. Student Manager James Woolliscroft. Coach Greengo. Head Bruce Hedlund. Steve Albrecht. ROW 4: Coach Morrison. Coach John Gustafson. Coach Christoferson. Coach Loucks. Student Manager. Mark Gustafson. Terry Amundson. Dan Olson. Dick Miller, ALEXANDRIA 12 SAUK CENTRE 0 ALEXANDRIA 6 FERGUS FALLS 12 ALEXANDRIA 36 GLENWOOD 6 ALEXANDRIA 7 WILLMAR 0 ALEXANDRIA 7 BRECKENRIDGE 7 ALEXANDRIA 13 MONTEVIDEO 6 ALEXANDRIA 0 LITCHFIELD 19 ALEXANDRIA 13 BENSON 13 ALEXANDRIA 6 MORRIS 7 Coach Greengo. Coach Christopherson. Coach Loucks. Coach Mor- rison. Head Coach John Gustafson. 79 Suffer Going. Going. Gone 80 Most valuable defen- sive player: Randy Di- vine All-conference team: Randy Divine. Mike Quist. Steve Rolfsrud Most valuable offen- sive player: Steve Rolfsrud WCCO All-state tackle: Mike Quist Most valuable player: Randy Divine ROW 1: Tim Kelly. Bill Platto. Rob Ahlfors, Judd Froemming. Norty Blanchard. Alan Stark. Steve Smilinich, Glen For- ester. Steve Tessmer. ROW 2: Doug Lundstrom Alan Han- son. Virgil Rolfsrud. Greg Norbeck. Lynn Ackerman. Dan Close. Rob Amundson. Lynn Phelps. Paul Amundson ROW 3: Leigh Crumpton. Mike Theriault. Chuck Wencl. Bob Hayes. Mark Hintzen. Mark Westby. Tom Olson. Mike Steidl. Chuck Bluhm. ROW 4: Coach Loucks. Student Manager Mark Gustafson. Doug Bergstrom. Ralph Erickson. Rick Hink. Arthur Johnson. Steve Danielson. Coach Greengo. ROW 1: T. Trushenski, S. Durteman. T. Olson. G. Forester ROW 2: J. Haase. S. Swenson. K. Backhaus, D. Nord. G. Korkowskl. S. Fischer. enoss eouMZKV Coach: Bun Fischer Captain: Terry Olson In its second year. Cross Country enjoyed a very successful season. They captured the Glenwood Invitational, the West Central Con- ference title, placed second in the Districts and fourth in the Regionals. Cross Country is a sport that requires speed, stamina, and self- discipline. The races are run on a two mile course. A team's score is determined by add- ing the placement of its members together. The team with the lowest score wins. Cross Country Meets Long Prairie Osakis Benson Glenwood Osakis Benson Region VI at Fergus Falls Glenwood Invitational West Central Conference at Willmar District 22 at Osakis. 82 ROW X: S. Rolfsrud, C. Wussow, J. Lorenz, K. Sieve. P Way, S. Jensen, D. Kobs. A. Hanson. K. Melville. T. Johnson. A-SQUAVCAKVS Co-Captains: S. Rolfsurd. A. Han- son Coach Connor Alex 46 Sauk 60 Alex 70 Monte 62 Alex 53 Benson 58 Alex 63 Breck 54 Alex 43 Benson 59 Alex 58 Detroit Lakes 54 Alex 47 Willmar 66 Alex 60 Morris 58 Alex 58 Melrose 54 Alex 49 Glenwood 52 Alex 55 Fergus Falls 57 Alex 89 Monte 51 Alex 78 St. Cloud Tech 73 Alex 82 Litchfield 59 Alex 47 Sauk 62 Alex 57 Glenwood 59 Alex 69 Willmar 67 83 B-Squad ROW 1: R. Alfors. B. Platto. D. Rouillard. B. Anderson, Std. Mgr. T. Mouw ROW 2: F. Blanchard. L Phelps. D. Nord. R. Podratz. T. Amundson. n-SQUAD Coach Gustafson C-SQUAD C-Squad ROW 1: A. Hansen. S. Fischer. T. Kelly. R. Schulz. C. Bloom. V. Rolfsrud. ROW 2: Std. Mgr. J. Haase. J. Froemming. D. Lundstrom. G. Turner. H. Krey, R. Erickson. G. Brock, G. Forester. W. Fleischer. 84 85 86 V Nelson. S. Danielson. D. Yager. R. Hayden. G. Hedlund, B. Hedlund. D. Close. R. Saathoff. D. Norbeck. A. Stark. M. Johnson. D. Stark. D. Greengo. coach. “A” (jKAPPjCSKS Co-captains: R. Saathoft, D. Close Coach Greengo Alex 40 Melrose 12 Alex 26 Sauk 20 Alex 28 Breck 16 Alex 14 Benson 26 Alex 40 Fergus 8 Alex 103 P.R. Inv. 98 Alex 27 Willmar 14 Alex 22 Morris 20 Alex 14 Glenwood 28 Alex 16 Staples 25 Alex 13 Monte 30 Alex 26 Litchfield 16 87 ROW 1: V. Nelson, S. Danielson. D. Yager. R. Harplen. G. Hedlund. B. Hedlund. D. Close. R. Saathoff. D Norbeck, A. Stark. M. Johnson. D. Stark ROW 2: Greengo. B. Skrove. L. Kuehl. E. Anderson. J. Johnson. T. Trushenski. M. Anderson. G. Norbeck. M. Steidl. D. Olson. ROW 3: C. Dempewolf. v Sonstaby. P. Madison. K. Hodek. W. Richardson. R. Wille, K. Moundsdon. W. Mrnak. T. Fogg. S. Duneman. D. Nelson. P. Amundson. R. Hink. P. Engelen ROW 4: M. Ziebarth. A. Wussow. D. Chilar. D. Lohrman. D. Nelson. M Westby. D. Heeg. T. Crosby. G. Matz. M. Granlund. G. Rudd. L. Crump- ton. D. Erving. B. Affeldt. K - SQUAD MAS A GOOD SSASOM 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 wrestler that wins two out of three matches wins the berth. By this system the cardinal wrestling team is always kept on its toes be- cause all the members 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 39 Melrose 13 Alex 24 Sauk 24 Alex 36 Breck 6 Alex 18 Benson 28 Alex 13 Evansville “A 35 Alex 17 Fergus Falls 21 Alex 18 Willmar 27 Alex 19 Morris 28 Alex 29 Glenwood 18 Alex 40 Staples 8 Alex 15 Montevideo 37 Alex 33 Litchfield 14 Coach: Charles Krump 88 Nelson bows opponent Bruce waits for the whistle Hedlund gloats over fallen foe ✓ 89 ROW 1: R. Amundson. S. Tessmer. G. Haanen. P. Smilinich. R. Nelson. M. Steidl. ROW 2: Coach Gustafson. P. Stoltenberg. D. Johnson. L. Crouse. D. Olum. P. Lindquist. K. Hoeschen. B. Springer. D. Dubbs. K. Dyrstad. Dayton. Asst. Coach. Not pictured: N. Melton. R. Divine. D. Hector. MOCKSy 90 M U s J e 1967-68 was a very busy year for the 78 voice Alexandria High School Choir under the direction of Mr. Lester Dehlin. The choir made a concert and sight-seeing trip to Chicago April 18-21. Projects enabling this trip were selling magazines and compiling the city directory. The Christmas Concert, with the theme Lester Dehlin 92 And the Desert Shall Rejoice and Blossom as the Rose” was presented December 9 and 10; Kiwanis Concert, February 22, and the Annual Clinic Concert, May 3 and 4. Guest clinician was Mr. Larry Fleming, Director of Choral Studies at Valparaiso University. Valparaiso, Indiana. Choir Officers: Pat Sherman. Vice-presi- dent; Steve Rolfsrud. President; Connie Simenson, Secretary. 93 BACK ROW: Bruce Nelson, Jim Lantz. Jim Bloom. Steve Rolfsrud. Dale Lee. Kurt Sieve. Mark Martinson. Brad Froemming. FRONT ROW: Kathy Toft. Sharon Anderson. Stephanie Sonste- gard. Angie Woodward. Sally Bongard. Barb Schmalek. Carol Thornton. Linda Engstrom. ALL-STATE CHOIR: Steve Rolfsrud. Angie Woodward. Frank Steen. CLINICIAN: Mr. Larry Lee Fleming. SECTION LEADERS: Kurt Sieve. Jackie Volden, Bruce Nelson. Angie Woodward. 94 SECTION LEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Navratil. Flute: Cog Reiland. Bassoon; Sharon Anderson. French Horn: Pam Midboe. Clarinet; Linda Engstrom. Oboe. ROW 2: Mike Johnson. Saxophone; Craig Johnson. Percus- sion; Bill Glade. Bass Horn; Roger Foss. Trumpet; Mark Martinson. Baritone; Dale Olson. Trombone. Dale blew it. And the beat goes on. BAND OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Navratil. President: Becky Nel- son. Secretary-treasurer ROW 2: Craig Johnson. Vice-president; Roger Foss. Manager. 95 1967-68 wasquitebusyforthe95 piece Alexandria High School band under the direction of Mr. L. E. Chris- tiansen. The band presented several concerts throughout the year starting with the Pop Concert November 19. Following it were the Kiwanis Concert, February 22, and the Annual Clinic 96 Mr. L. E. Christiansen Concert, May 3 and 4. Guest Clinician was Dr. J. Robert Hanson, band direc- tor of the Concordia College Band. They also performed as a pep band at football and basketball games and marching band during June and July of 1968. 97 Stage Band debut. JEFFERSON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The 41 piece Symphony Orchestra is now in its second year at Jefferson. For the first time it is dressed in its formal concert attire of black gowns for the women and tuxedos for the men. Highlighting the year's activities was its pre- senting Mr. Raphael Mendez, “trumpeter ex- traordinary” in concert on Tuesday, March 26. Mr Mendez has been and still is considered the world’s outstanding trumpeter by many of the world’s best musicians. Mr. Doran Christensen 98 Mr. Leopold Sipe, Music Director of the St. Paul Philharmonic Society served as guest soloist and clinician for the orchestra at the annual clinic concert. Mr. Sipe is a violin solo- ist as well as conductor. These events plus other home and exchange concerts provided the group with ample op- portunity to explore the limitless world of music written for the symphony orchestra. It's repertoire includes major works f rom all of the musical periods and a sampling of the music of the world's great composers. OFFICERS: James Wooliscroft. Vice-Pres.: Karen Johnson. Treas.; Margaret Haming. Sec.: Kevin Hoeschen, Pres. 99 RAINBOW STRINGS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Kroup. Kathy Toft. James Woolliscroft, Kevin Hoeschen. Larry Perkins. Fred Bursch. Virgi! Rolfsrud. Philip Benson. Cindy Woodward. Karen Johnson, and Dale Lee at the Piano. Lost, as usual The Rainbow Stringshadafulland exciting year of per- formance climaxed by two performances at the annual Min- nesota Music Educators Ass’n Mid-Winter Clinic in St. Paul on Feb. 9-10. The group continues to perform for many events about the community. OFFICERS: James Wooliscroft, V.P.; Karen Johnson. Treas.; Margret Hain- ing. Sec.; Kevin Hoeschen. Pres. Mr. Leopold Sipe. Orchestra Clinician One. two. three. 100 ROW I: Cheryl Arvold. Cheryl Navratil. Julie Frederick. Mary Kay Fischer. ROW 2: Mary Holt, Mary Jackson. Stephanie Dyke. Nancy Sonstegard. ROW X: Mary McCarten. Jean Franzen, Linda Engstrom. Mary Conn. Debbie Johnston. Carol Anderson. ROW 2: Diane Bakken. Wendy Mund. Sandy Dehn. Angie Woodward. Mary Benesh ROW 1: Carol Hammergren. Jenny Heegard ROW 2: Marcia Serdahl. Jan Bundy. Tena McCabe. MAJORETTES: Mary Kay Fischer. Linda Dumdei. Cheryl Severson. SSfiJOK ACZJVJZJSS GARY ACKERMAN — Key 2.3; FBL 3; A Club 2.3; FB 1.2.3; BB 1; Choir 1; Booster 1. SHIRLEY AFFELDT— DENNIS ALTO— BRUCE ANDERSON — M.A. Theta 2.3; JCL 2. CAROL ANDERSON — FNC 2.3; Lib. Club 1.2; FBL 1.2;Cardi- nalettes 1.2.3. CAROLE ANDERSON — Choir 1; Glee Club 1; Pep 1.2.3; FNC 2.3. JANE ANDERSON — FBL 3. JUNE ANDERSON — FTA 2.3: Fr. Club 2.3; JCL 1; Lib. Club 3; Band 1.2; Pep 1.2. LEONARD ANDERSON — FFA 1.2.3; JVS 2.3. LINDA ANDERSON — Glee Club 1; Choir 1; Ensemble 1: Tri- pleTrio 1; Eut. 1; FTA 1. LOIS ANDERSON-Pep 2. PERRY ANDERSON — Band 1,2.3; Choir 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 2. 3; Eut. 1.2.3; JCL 2.3; Debate 1. SHARON ANDERSON — Band 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3; Cheerleader 1.2; Fr. Club 2.3: St. Counc. 3; Eut. 1.2.3; Carolers 2.3; Ensemble 1. MARY ANNIS — Lib. Club 2; FBL 3. CAROL ANTES — Pep 1.2 MARILYN APPELL — Pep 3; FNC 3; Cheerleader 1.2; Band 1. 2; Debate 2: St. Counc. 1; Majorette 1.2. CONNIE ARFSTEN - JCL 1.2: FTA 2.3; Fr. Club 2.3: Pep 2 LINDA AUGDAHL — JCL 1.2.3; Beta 2.3: M.A. Theta 3; St. Counc. 3; Pep 1.2.3; Homecoming Royalty 3; Glee Club 1; Choir 1,2.3. LOREN BACKLUND — Wres. 1: A- Club 1.2.3; Booster 1; FBL 1.2.3. DIANE BAKKEN — Cardmalettes 1.2.3; Band 1.2.3; Pep 2.3. MARY JO BARTOS — Alex. 3: M.A. Theta 3. RICHARD BAUMANN — Track 2; JVS 2; Wres. 1 SUANNE BAUMANN — FHA 2.3: FBL 3; Jr. Ach. 3. SANDRA BEARSON - Pep 1.2; Fr. Club 2.3; FNC 1.2.3. ALAN BECKER —FFA 1.2 GORDON BJERKNESS — FFA 1. DAN BOLSTAD - FFA 1.2.3: JVS 1.2.3 SALLY BONGARD — Choir 1.2.3; Pep 1.2: Carolers 2.3: FTA 3; Band 1.2.3; Fr. Club 2. MARION BOTNER — JCL 3. ROBERT BOTNER —FFA 1.2.3; JVS 1.2. RALPH BOT2ET — FFA 1.2.3. ROBERT BOYD— MERLE BROCKOPP — Lib. Club 2; JVS 2.3 TERRY BRUESKE — Track 1.2.3; Key 2; A Club 3; Band 1. 2.3; Ensemble 2. JAMES BUGGE — Interact 2.3: FBL 3; JCL 1.2. VICKY BURSS— GWEN BYLUND — Band 1; Pep 1.2; FBL 3; FTA 1; Fr. Club 1 RON CARLSON — FBL 3; JVS 2; Choir 1; Fr. Club 1; Orch 1. 2.3. TOM CARLSON — JVS 1.2; Wres. 1; FBL 3. MIGUEL CERVI — Interact 3; St. Counc. 3. WAYNE CHAN — FFA 1.2.3 JUDY CHRISTIANSON — Lib. Club 1; YFC 2.3; FHA 3; FBL 3. TOM CIHLAR —Track 1.2.3; A Club 1.2,3; Booster 1. DAVID CLOSE — Wres. 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; A Club 2.3; JVS 1.2.3. MARIE COLLINS— MARY CONN — Pep 1; FTA 1.2; JCL 1.2.3; Cheerleader 1; Cardinalettes 2.3; Choir 1. DONNA CROUSE- Lib. Club 1.2; Pep 1: FBL 2.3; JCL 1. JAN DARVEAUX— DAVID DEGROTE — BB1.2; Baseball 1; Band 1.2.3: Interact 1.2.3; St. Counc. 1.2; YFC 1: Golf 2; M.A. Theta 3; FCA 1.2. 3. SANDY DEHN — Cardinalettes 2.3; GleeClub 1; Pep 1.2; Homecoming Royalty 3. RUTH DITTBERNER - FHA 1.2.3; Glee Club 1; JCL 1.2; FBL 3. RANDY DIVINE — Key 1.2; Choral Club 1; FB 1.2.3; Track 1; Hockey 1,2.3. SHIRLEY DOBBERPUHL — FHA 1.2,3; FBL 3; JA 3. MARY ANN DOEBBER- LINDA DUMDEI — JCL 1.2; FBL 2; Beta 2.3; Majorette 2.3; Cardinalettes 2; Choir 1.2; Glee Club 1; Pep 1.2. SHARON DYRSTAD - Pep 1.2.3; Fr. Club 2.3; Jr. Eut. 1.2.3: GleeClub 1;Choir 1.2.3: Band 1,2.3. JUDY EASTMAN — Class officer 3; Pep 3; Choir 3; JCL 3; Beta 3. ROGER EBLEN— CRAIG EGGEN— KARL EILERS — Orch. 1.2.3; Choir 1; 1-Act 2. PAT ELLINGSON — JVS 1; ’ A' Club 1.2.3; Lib. Club 1; Wres. 3. BARBARA EMERSON — Band 1.2.3; Glee Club 1; Pep 1.2; FTA 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 3; Stage Band 3; Choir 1. CAROLYN ENGSTROM — FBL 3; Lib. Club 2.3. LINDA ENGSTROM - Band 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3: Orch. 2.3; Class Play 1; 1-Act 2.3; NHS 2.3: Jr. Eut. 1.2.3; Cardina- lettes 2.3; Cheerleader 1; St. Counc. 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3; De- clam 1.2.3; Beta 2.3; Homecoming Royalty 2; Alex. 3; Carolers 2.3; Ensemble 1; Glee Club 1 DON ERAL —FFA 1;' A 'Club 1.2.3; FB 1.2.3. MICHAEL ERICKSON— SHERYL ESTERBERG — Pep 1.2.3; Lib. Club 1. NANCY EVERETT - FBL 2.3; Lib Club 1.2; Pep 1. FRED FABER -FFA 1.2.3 RAY FABER - FFA 1.2.3; JVS 3 SUSAN FAEHNRICH — Lib. Club 3; FBL 3; FHA 2.3: Pep 2. JIM FAHLIN— GALE FALK— BERT FEDA — JVS 2.3. AUDREY FEMRITE - Band 1.2.3: Alex. 3; YFC 1.2.3: Ensem- ble 3; Orch. 2.3; Pep 3. MARY K. FISCHER — Cheerleader 1.2.3; Declam 2.3; Choir 1.2,3; Jr. Eut. 2.3; 1-Act 3; Majorette 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3; Glee Club 1. VICKI FLESLAND - Pep 1.2: Band 1; FNC 3: Alhi 3. JAMES FLOLID — FB 1.2; Sci. Club 1.2.3; Booster 1. SELDON FORMO — FFA 2.3; JVS 2.3 ROGER FOSS — Band 1,2.3; Debate 1.2; Interact 2.3; Stage Band 3; FB 1: Golf 1.3; NHS 2.3; St. Counc. 1.2.3; M.A Theta 3; Class officer 3; Alex. 3: Ensemble 2.3. JEANNE FRANZEN — Choir 1,2.3; Ensemble 1; Pep 1.2: Jr. Eut. 1.2.3; Cardinalettes 2.3. JULIE FREDERICK — Cheerleader 1.2.3; FTA 2.3; Choir 1; GleeClub 1; Fr. Club 3; JCL 1; Pep 1.3; Alhi 3. KAREN FREMLING — Pep 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 3. BRADLEY FROEMMING — Carolers 3; Choir 1.2.3; Band 1.2. 3; Stage Band 3; Interact 3; M.A. Theta 3. GLENDA J. GEASE — FBL 2.3 JILL GERIS - Pep 2; JCL 3; Cheerleader 1; St. Counc. 1. MIKE GESELL — A Club 1,2.3; Interact 2.3; Track 1.2.3; Booster 1. JOYCE GILBERTSON - Pep 1.3; M.A. Theta 3. CINDY GILLISPE — JCL 1.2; Fr. Club 2.3; Pep 1.2.3. BILL GLADE - Band 1.2.3; Choir 1.2: Carolers 2; FB 1,2.3: Track 1.2; M.A. Theta 3; 'A'' Club 2.3; Ensemble 1; Boost- er. KELLY GREENWOOD- JOHN GROMATKA — M.A. Theta 3; Interact 3; FB 1. STU GROSENICK — Alhi 3. GREGORY HAANEN — Hockey 1.2.3. UNA HACHMANN — Lib. Club 2 JUDITH ANN HAGEDORN - FBL 3. GARY HALSTEAD - M.A Theta 3; JVS 1.2.3. ALAN HANSEN — Choir 1; A Club 1.2.3; FCA 1.2.3; Key 1. 2.3; Track 1.2.3; BB 1.2.3 STEVE HANSEN - Golf 1.2; BB 1.2; Sci. Club 1; JVS 1: A” Club 1.2. 102 SUE HANSEN — FNC 1.2.3: FHA 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 3; Pep 1. DAN HASKINS — Alex. 1,2.3; Alhi 2.3; JCL 1.2.3; FB 1.2.3: Booster 1; Wres. 1 PAT HASS — Pep 1.2; Glee Club 1; FBL 3. DOUGLAS HAUSKEN— MIKE HAUSMANN — Booster 1; JVS 2.3; Aud. Vis. 2.3. DON HECTOR — Hockey 1.2.3; Class Play 1; FB 1; Alhi 1; JIM HEDINE — Key 1.2,3; Band 1.2; Choir 1; M.A. Theta 3; St. Counc. 1.2.3; Booster 1; JCL 1. BENNY HEDSTROM — Wres. 1.2. JANICE HEID— ELAINE HELGESON — FNC 1,2.3; JCL 1; FHA 3: Lib. Club 3; YFC 2.3. DUANE HENS - M A. Theta 3; Interact 3. RANDY HERINGTON — JCL 1; Interact 2.3; A Club 2.3; FBL 3; FB 1.2,3. JIM HIBBARD — St. Counc. 1; Choir 1,2.3; BB 2.3; JCL 1.2.3; Baseball 1; Track 1. DENNIS HILLMER — SHARON HINK — Choir 1.2.3; Pep 1.2; JCL 1; Glee Club 1; M.A. Theta 3. GAYLEN HJELM — FBL 2.3. JEROME HOAGLUND — FFA 1.2; JVS 1.2.3 KEITH HOESCHEN — Hockey 1.2.3: FB 1; JVS 2; Choir 1; JCL 1; Booster 1 MARY HOLT — JCL 1.2.3; GleeClub 1; St. Counc. 1.2.3; Homecoming 1; Alhi 2.3; FTA 3; Beta 2.3; Cheerleader 1.2, 3; Pep 1,2.3; Girl's State 2. JOHN HOPFNER — FB 1: BB 1: FBL 2; JVS 2.3: Booster 1.2. PAUL M. HUBERTY - Baseball 1.2.3; BB 1.2.3: A Club 2. 3; FBL 3; Booster 1; JVS 1.2. JUDY HUFFMAN —Lib.Club 1; FBL 3; FNC 1.2; GleeClub 1. BILL HUGHES — FBL 3; JVS 2. JOHN HUHN — FCA 2.3; Booster 1; FB 1.2.3; A Club 3. WENDOLYN B. HUIZINGA — Track 1.2.3; JVS 1.2; A Club 2.3; FBL 3; FFA 1 NEAL HUNTER- JEAN JACKSON — JCL 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3: FNC 1.2: FTA 3. GARRY JARMAN — FTA 1.2.3; JCL 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 3; Alex. 3; Class Play 1.2; 1 -Act 2.3; Declam 2.3. STEVE JENSEN — Band 1.2; Baseball 1; FB 1.2.3: BB 1.2.3; A Club 2.3. MARGET JESNESS — JCL 1.2.3; FTA 2: M.A. Theta 3. BARBARA JOHSON — CHARLES JOHNSON — JVS 1. CRAIG JOHNSON —Band 1.2.3; Choir 1.2; Interact 2.3; Stage Band 3: Carolers 2: Booster 1. ESTHER JOHNSON — FTA 2.3: Alhi 3; JCL 2.3. JON JOHNSON- KAREN JOHNSON — M.A. Theta 3; Pep 2.3; Lib Club 1. MARILYN JOHNSON — Lib. Club 1.2; FNC 2; FHA 1.2.3: FBL 3. MARY JOHNSON- MIKE JOHNSON — Band 1.2.3; Stage Band 3. STEVE JOHNSON- DEBORA JOHNSTON — Pep 1.2; Fr. Club 2; M.A. Theta 3; Cardinalettes 2.3. KENNY JOSEPHS -Chess 1. CHUCK JOST — Hockey 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 2.3; JVS 2: Boost- er 1. PATTY KAKAC — Lib. Club 3; YFC 3. LES KALINA — FFA 1.2.3. MIKE KARNIS — FB 1.2.3; A Club 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3: FCA 1.2; Band 1.2.3; Booster 1; Fr. Club 2; Interact 1:JCL 1. VICKY KARROW — Pep 1,2; FBL 2; Lib.Club 1. MARY KAUFMAN — Lib. Club 2; FHA 1: FBL 3. CATHERINE KELLY — FBL 3; FHA 3. DOROTHY J. KELLY — Choral Club 1; GleeClub 1. MICHELLE KEPHART — Lib. Club 1: FBL 2.3; Class Play 1.2.; Pep 1. CHERYL KINSTON — FHA 1.2.3; FBL 3. CHUCK KLEMANN — JVS 2; FFA 1.2.3. RICHARD KLIMEK — FFA 1.2.3. LINDA KLINGBEIL — Alhi 1; Pep 2: FNC 3. JANE KLOEHN — FHA 1.3. LINDA KLUVER — FBL 3. ROGER KLUVER — FFA 1.2.3. DOUG KOBS — Key 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Band 1: Track 1.2.3; BB 1.2.3: St. Counc. 1.3; A Club 1.2.3; Booster 2. LINDA KOEHLER — Pep 1.2.3; FHA 1.2.3; JCL 2.3. GARY KORKOWSKI — Track 1.2.3; Cross Country 3; FCA 3; A Club 3. FRANK R. KOUDELA — FFA 1; FBL 3 VALDENE KRAFTHEFER - Band 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3; FHA 1.2.3. DARYL KROHNFELDT — Choral Club 1 KATHLEEN LANIGAN — GleeClub 1; JCL 1.2.3; FNC 1.2.3; FBL 3; FTA 3. JIM LANTZ — BB 1; Baseball 1.2.3: Track 1; Choir 1.2.3; Carolers 3; Ensemble 1; “A Club 1.2: Key 1.2.3: St. Counc. 1.2.3; NHS 2.3: FCA 1.2.3; Alhi 2.3. BRAD LARSON —FBI; Wres 1; Band 1; FBL 2.3. JACKIE LARSON — Lib. Club 3. KAY LARSON — Band 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Pep 1.2,3: Jr. Eut. 1.2; Fr. Club 2.3; Beta 3; Alex. 3. ALAN LEE —FFA 1. BOB LE SAGE —Wres. 1.2.3; FB 1.2: ,,A Club 1.2: Track 1. GALE LEY-FFA 1.2; FBL 3. DAVID LINDQUIST — Choir 1; JVS 2; Orch. 1.2.3. MARK LINDQUIST — FB 1.3; Choir 1; JCL 1.2: FBL 2.3; ' A ' Club 3; JVS 1.2.3; Booster 1. MIKE LINDQUIST— NATHAN GUY LOMMEN — FBL 3. SUE LORSUNG — Lib. Club 1.2; FBL 3. MARY LUND — JCL 1.2.3; FTA 2; FBL 3; Pep 2.3; Choral Club 1; Glee Club 1. JOANN MAETZOLD — Pep 1.2: Glee Club 1: JCL 2.3; FBL 3. JOHN MALMBERG — Choral Club 1: JCL 1.2.3: M.A. Theta 3: Interact 3; FTA 3; Alhi 2.3. GAYLERD MATTOCKS - JVS 3. CINDY MAUS — Choral Club 1; Pep 1.2; FTA 2. RICHARD MAYDOLE — FFA 1.2.3: Baseball 3. MIKE McCABE — Baseball 1.2.3; A Club 1.2.3: FBL 3. NEIL MELTON — Hockey 1.2.3; FB 1.2; A Club 2: Choral Club 1. CHERYL METCALF — FBL 2.3: Lib. Club 1; Pep 1. GERALDINE MEYER — Pep 2: JA 3. JIM MEYER-FFA 1.2; FBL 1 PAM MIDBOE - FTA 1.2.3; Beta 2.3; Pep 1.2.3; JCL 1.2: Band 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Jr. Eut. 1.2.3: Ensembles 1.2.3: Alhi 2.3; All-State Band 3: Class Play 1. BOB MILLAR — A Club 1.2.3; Wres. 2.3; Track 1. GARNET MILLER — Pep 1.2.3. WENDY MUND — Cardinalettes 2.3; Pep 1.2: Glee Club 1: Choir 1.2.3; Jr. Eut. 2.3; Beta 3; 1-Act 2. ALAN MUYRES - A Club 3; FB 1.2,3. CHERYL NAVRATIL - Band 1.2.3: Pep 1.2.3; Beta 2.3; JCL 1.2.3; FTA 1.2.3; Declam 2.3: NHS 2.3; St. Counc. 2.3: Choir 1.2.3; YFC 1.2: Alhi 2.3: Cheerleader 3; Jr. Eut. 1.2. 3; GleeClub 1. BRAD NELSON — JVS 1.2.3; Band 1.2.3: Choir 1 BRUCE NELSON — Key 1.2.3; A” Club 1.2.3; JCL 1.2; Jr. Eut. 1; BB 1; FB 2: Boy s State 2; FCA 3; Choir 1.2.3: Caro- lers 2.3; Class officer 1; Booster 1; All-State Choir 1; En- semble 1; M.A. Theta 3; St. Counc. 1,2.3. CRAIG NELSON — FB 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; “A Club 1.2.3: Booster 1; BB 1 LINDA NELSON — Pep 1.2.3; Fr.Club2; FTA 3; Alhi 3. RANDY NELSON — FB 1.2.3; Interact 2.3; A Club 2.3. RICHARD NELSON —Choral Club 1; Hockey 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 3; FB 1; Booster 1 TIM NELSON - FFA 1.2; JVS 2.3: Alhi 3. GAIL NEWHOUSE — Pep 1.2; FBL 3. DOUG NORBECK — A” Club 1.2.3; FB 1.2.3: Wres. 1.2.3: Baseball 1.2.3; JCL 1.2; BB 1. NORENE NORDER — FBL 2.3. KURTIS NORLING — FFA 1.2.3. DAN OLSON — Chess Club 2. 103 MARY OLSON — Pep 1.2: Band 1.2.3. RICK OLSON — A- Club 2.3; M.A. Theta 3; Baseball 1,2.3. TERRY OLSON — Cross Country 2.3; Track 2.3: A” Club 2. 3; FCA2.3; Band 1.2. JOYCE OMLAND - Pep 1.2.3; FTA 2.3; Alex. 3: Fr. Club 2.3: M.A. Theta 3. INEZ ONDRACEK— SUE ORDING — Choir 1.2.3; Debate 1.2; Jr. Eut. 1,2.3: Alhi 2; Pep Club 1.2; Declam 1; Glee Club 1: YFC 3: Class Play 1. MARY PATRICK — Lib. Club 2; Fr. Club 3. JIM PAULZINE — JCL 1.2.3: Sci. Club 1.2; FTA 2.3; YFC 1.2. 3; Booster 1. JANE PEARSON — JCL 1.2.; Fr. Club 2.3; Pep 1.2. MARY PEART — Lib. Club 1.2.; FBL 3. TOM PERINO —FB 1.2; JCL 1; A Club 2.3: FBL 2.3. BARB PLADSEN — FBL 2.3: Lib. Club 3. JUDY PRCHAL — Pep 2: FBL 3. CHARLES PURDY — Hockey 1.2.3. MIKE QUIST — FB 1.2.3: Hockey 1.2; Track 2.3; Key 2; “A” Club 2.3: Choir 1; Booster 1. JERRY RADERMACHER — Interact 1.2,3; M.A. Theta 3. JERRY RANDALL RICHARD RANUM — JVS 2; Aud. Vis. 2.3; FBL 3: Booster 1. PENNY RASMUSEN — FBL 3: Lib. Club 2. MIKE REDIG — Interact 2.3; M.A. Theta 3; Booster 1. GINGER REED — Pep 1.2; FBL 2. PEGGY RICHARDSON — Lib. Club 1.2; Class Play 1; FHA 1.2 FBL 3; JA 3. VERDEEN RIPLEY — FB 1; FBL 3. BARBARA ROERS — Lib. Club 1; Pep 1.2,3; M.A. Theta 3. FTA 1.2. ELAINE ROERS — Pep 1.2.3; JCL 2.3; Choir 1.2.3: Glee Club 1. STEVE ROLFSRUD — Choir 1.2.3: Carolers 1,2; Ensemble 1 Orch. 1.2; BB 1.2.3: FB 1.2.3: “A” Club 1.2.3; Key 1.2.3; St Counc. 1.2.3; CMASC 1.2: Class officer 1.2; Boy's State 3; All-State Choir 3; FCA 1,2.3; NHS 2.3; JCL 1.2.3; Jr. Eut. 1. 2.3: Booster 1. KERWlN ROSENQUIST — JVS 2.3: M.A. Theta 3. BRUCE RUDD — FFA 1; JVS 2.3. MARK RUTTEN — Lib. Club 2; FBL 3. BARBARA SAAR — FTA 2.3. Band 1.2.3. Choir 1; Pep 1,2.3: Fr. Club 2.3: M.A. Theta 3: Beta 2.3. ROGER SAATHOFF — A Club 2.3; FBL 2: FFA 1; Wres. 1.2. BARB SANDBERG — Pep 1.2; Choir 1; JCL 1.2. BILL SANDEFUR — FFA 1.2.3. TOM SCHILDT — JVS 1.2. WALLACE SCHLOSSER — FFA 1.2. VALERIE SCHMIDT — Glee Club 1; Pep 1; FTA 1. BILL SCHOENACK — FBL 3; Booster 1.2. BARB SCHULTZ— MAURICE SCHULZ— WAYNE SCHULTZ — FFA 1.2.3. CHAD SCHWANKE — JVS 2.3; Booster 1. RICHARD SETHNEY — FFA 1,2. ELSIE SHERMAK — FBL 3; Pep 2; JA 3. PATRICK SHERMAN — Interact 1.2,3; BB 1; FBL 3; Jr. Eut. 1. 2; JCL 1.2; Choir 1.2,3; St. Counc. 1.2.3; Ensemble 1. JIM SHERRY — Wres. 1; Interact 2; M.A. Theta 3. JACK SHINABARGER — JVS 2.3; School Patrol 1; Band 1.2. 3. KURT SIEVE —FB 1.2.3; BB 1.2.3; Baseball 1,2.3; St. Counc. 1.2; A Club 1.2.3; NHS 2.3: Choir 1.2.3; Class Play 2: Interact 3: Carolers 3. CONNIE SIMENSON — JCL 1.2.3; Glee Club 1: Choir 1.2.3; M.A. Theta 3; Alex. 3; Jr. Eut. 1.2.3; Ensemble 2.3; Beta 2. 3; St. Counc. 2.3: Pep 1.2.3; Band 1.2.3; CMASC 2.3. KEITH SKOGLUND —JVS 1. MIKE SKOGLUND — Wres. 1; FBL 2. JIMSKUZA-JVS1. KERMIT SLETTO — Booster 1; JVS 1.2.3. GREGG SONSTEGARD - Key 2.3; A” Club 2.3; FB 1.2.3; JCL 1.2,3; M.A. Theta 2; BB 1; Track 2.3; JVS 1; FCA 2.3. STEPHANIE SONSTEGARD - Jr. Eut 1.2.3; Pep 1.2; Caro- lers 2.3; Fr. Club 2; St. Counc. 3; Choir 1.2.3; Class Play 1; Glee Club 1; Alhi 3; Beta 3. GARY SPAETH— MIKE SPELLMAN — Golf 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; A” Club 2.3. BEV SPERLING — Glee Club 1; Choir 1.2.3; Class officer 1.2; Debate 2.3; Declam 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3; 1-Act 2.3; Class Play 1.2: Beta 2.3; FT A 1; Alex. 3. JOYCE SPRINGER — FHA 1.2.3; FBL 3; JA 3. DENNIS STARK — A Club 1.2.3; FB 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; Wres. 2.3; Choir 1.2.3; FFA 1; Sci. Club 1,2,3; Booster 1 JOHN STEFFAN — FBL 3 LYNDA STEIDL — FBL 3. MARK STEIDL — Choir 1; JVS 1; Hockey 2.3; Baseball 1. THERESA STEIDL — Lib. Club 2. ROBERT STEINBRING — Interact 3. DIANE STOLTENBERG — FNC 2.3. DIANE STONE — Pep 1.2,3; Fr. Club 2.3; Debate 1.2; JCL 1 2.3: Choir 1: Glee Club 1; 1-Act 2. ANGELA SUCHY — JCL 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3; Fr. Club 2. STANLEY SVEE— DONNA TABBERT — Beta 2.3: JCL 1.2.3; Pep 1.2.3. Fr. Club 2; Alhi 3. JAN THOMPSON — FBL 2.3; Pep 1.2.3; JCL 2.3; Choir 1; Fr. Club 2.3: Alhi 3; Class officer 3. KIM THOMPSON — Interact 1.2.3; Class Play 1; Choir 1.2: JCL 1.2,3; Hockey 1; FB 1; Track 1; Booster 1; FCA 2; Class officer 2; Alhi 1.2; Alex. 1.2. CAROL THORNTON — Choir 1.2.3; Band 1.2,3; Glee Club 1; Stage Band 3; Ensemble 1.2.3; All-State Choir 2; Carolers 2.3; Jr. Eut. 1.2.3: Fr. Club 2; Alex. 3; Alhi 3; Pep 1.2,3; AFS 2. JANET THURBER— MARGARET TROUSIL — FTA 1.2: FNC 3; JA 3; Pep 2. ANNE TURNER — JCL 1.2.3; FBL 2.3; Pep 1.2. CURTIS TVRDIK— KEN TVRDIK — JVS 1: FBL 3. LESLIE TVRDIK— RUTH TVRDIK — FTA 1.2: FBL 3; JA 3. LINDA UHDE — Lib. Club 3. JOHN VANGSTAD — JVS 1.2.3. PAUL VENDEL- TOM VIPOND— JACKIE VOLDEN — Declam 1.2.3; Debate 2; Pep 1.2.3; FTA 2.3; Fr. Club 2.3; Choir 1.2,3: Alex. 3: Glee Club 1. CYNTHIA WONDERHAAR— CORLISS WAGNER — Band 1.2.3; Choir 1,2,3; Ensemble 1 Stage Band 3; Jr. Eut. 1.2.3: Pep 1.2.3; Declam 1.2.3; FTA 3. CINDY WALLACE — Pep 1; FBL 3. DE ANN WARKENTHIEN — FHA 1.2.3; Lib. Club 1.2; FNC 1.2. 3; Fr. Club 2.3; Choral Club 1. VERN WARKENTHIEN — Track 1.2; A” Club 1.2; JVS 1. TIM WEATHERWAX — Booster 1.2; Choir 1.2.3; Interact 2.3. RON WENAAS — St. Counc. 2: Class Play 1.2; 1-Act 3; Stage Band 3: Band 1.2.3; FB 1.3; Choral Club 1; •'A Club 3: Ensemble 1; Booster 1; JA 3. COLLEEN WENDT — Choir 1.2: YFC 2.3. CAROLE WESTAD—Choir 1.2: Pep 1.2; FHA 1.2; Lib. Club 1. RON WICHTERMAN — FBL 3. TERRY WILKEN — Choral Club 1; FB 1.3; Key 1.2.3. A Club 1.2.3; JCL 1,2.3; Track 3; BB 1.2. RAYMOND WILLE — Wfes. 1; JVS 1.2.3. ANGIE WOODWARD - All-State Choir 2.3; Carolers 2.3; Ensemble 1; Glee Club 1; Jr. Eut. 1.2.3; Cardinalettes 1.2. 3; Pep 1.3; Choir 1.2.3; Band 1,2.3. RICHARD WUNDERLICH — FFA 1.2.3. DALE YAGER — Lib. Club 1; Wres. 2.3. RICHARD YAGER— CAROLYN YANDA— DONALD ZIMMEL — M.A. Theta 2.3; JVS 2.3. LYNELL ZWIEG — Lib. Club 1; Choral Club 1; FBL 2. 104