Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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LIBRARY CLUB ROW I: B Bell. Treasurer B Docbler, B Tuttle. Miss Wold ROW 2: J Reed, k Logan. M. Sundblad, k Bauer. ROW 3: S Schaekel, Vice-President K. Weiser, k Holmquist, k W(M»d. I) Anderson ROW 4: I) Wadle, M Hagen. B Schaekel. Secretary J llerington ROW 5: J Ogren, President J Godfrey, B Peterson Future Homemakers of America studies and promotes home economics. Our chapter served lunch to various adult education classes, promoted a car window wash and participated in the district FHA meeting at Paynesville, where they presented a workshop on mental retardation. Fund-raising activities for the year centered around a Valentine s Dance and individual projects. Through practical experience in the library, assisted by their advisor and librarian, Miss Wold, club members became familiar with the field of li- brary science. Their motto, “Be all you can — read, was enhanced through their sponsorship of the Teenage and Cam- pus Book ( lubs, thus providing Jeffer- son students ready access to quality, yet inexpensive, paperbacks. for outstanding objectives. MU ALPHA THETA ROW I: M Haining. A Henning. C Johnson. Secretary-Treasurer k Toft. D Muyres, N Son- stegard. Vice-President C. Wallentine. ROW 2: J Bloom. P. Kngelen. J Olson. J Hanson. L. Perkins. P Benson ROW 3: I) Johnson. D. Halstead. J Woolliscroft, k Haus- mann. M. Martinson. J Johnson. D Pappenfus. ROW 4: J Rudd, k Hoeschen. President F. Bursch. M Lundstrom. P Franzen. R Benesh. Parliamentarian S. Schonherg. Mu Alpha Theta, a national math club, pro- motes interest beyond the high school level of mathematics. Monthly programs on topics such as prime numbers, probability, game theory, and continued fractions, are presented by club committees. Proceeds of a dance and members dues are spent on awards made at the end of each year for proficiency in tests taken after each meeting. The advisor is Mrs. Viola Halvorson. 21

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FHA ROW 1: Vice-Presidfni K Altermalt. B. Brackin, Treasurer () Wunderlich. Historian B Tuttle ROW 2: S Williams. l Zwicg, I. Stahl. I) Michel, S. Schackel ROW 3: B Brc ina, Parliamentarian M Kalina, J Kalina. J ('han ROW 4: I) Anderson. P Schultz, G Trainor, C. Zaviska, S. Quernemoen. ROW 5: K Dohhcrpuhl I. Anderson. A. Hausmann. Secretary P Johnson, President A. Peter son, B Schackel Organizations offer outlets AUDIO-VISUAL ROW I: Joseph Hanson. Mary Steidl. Renee Heid. Vernis Ziegelmann ROW 2: l,eon Hoppe. Orris Gul- hransen. Paul Kuhnau. Phillip Haabala. The Audio-Visual students, under the supervi- sion of Mr. Hanson, are employed to catalog and deliver film orders, to operate the various Xerox copying machines, and to keep A-V machines operational. Because of the increased volume of A-V material being used in the classrooms, their job has become indispensable. 20

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Orchestra performed for MENC String Section ROW I: Dale Lee. Kathy Toft . James VVoolliscroft . Junior Representative Cindy Woodward, Kenton Lee. Senior Representative Kevin Hoeschen . Tim Berg. Trea- surer Larry Perkins . ROW 2: Mary Jane Lee. Mary Umess, LaDnnna Vantries. Caryn Johnson. Michelle Madden President Philip Benson, Diane Kostman. Charles Bursch ROW 3: Claudia D uik. April Conard. Sophomore Representative Marcia Peter- son. Carol Waltrs, Patty Weinberg, Mary Sundblad, Jeri Ording. Kristi Midboe, Dan Lindquist ROW 4: Lauri Arvold. Karl Mar- tinson. Tom Olson. Steven Schonberg. Danny Jones. Doug Lindquist. Bob Peterson. Fred Bursch Wind Section ROW I: Susan J Sandberg. Alan Hanson . Vice-President Nancy Sonstegard . Sue Jarvi. ROW 2: Pam Poirer. Margaret Haining . Colleen Reiland . Robin Reiland. Mike Clapshaw. Patricia Prchl,