Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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ROW 1:1. Vantries. C. Barr. A. Boyd. B Schmalek, G Reiland. I) Faleide. N Bonnard. G W xxlward, A Johnson. M. Naming. A Henning. K Toft . Secretary-Treasurer M Benesh. J Froem- ming. V Baumhach. S Gasperlin, J Fredman. S. kee ROW 2: I) Kain. H Taylor. R Hintzen, Boyd. I) Davis. G. Arvold. k Donley. G Haining. M I,ce. G. Lee. P Sherman , k Thomp- son. (! Dtimdei. G Johnson. S Angen. G Hesse. S Trumm, k Wilken. G. Nelson ROW 3: P. VonderHaar. ( Hammergren. J Froemming. V Rolfsrud. D Olson. T Johnson. R Nerdahl, D W'arkenthien. J Woolliseroft. D Pappenfus. F Steen . J Bhxmi . k Anderson. G. Lorsung. P Benson. G. Johnson. M. McGarten, L. Anderson. ROW 4: S. Duneman. M Martinson , k Hausrnann. President P Franzen. S Duneman. G Wend. D Nord. P Way. Manager k Hoeschen. M. Granlund. A. Stark. J Pennie. denotes section leaders. their voices in song.

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Our 71-voice Alexandria High School Choir began its season with a concert for the Area Technical School, fol- lowed by the annual Christmas Concert built around the theme, “ In Him was Life; and the Life was the Light of Men. All members enjoyed singing for the Kiwanis Benefit Concert and the exchange concert with Montevideo in April. Guest Clinician for the spring Clinic Concert was Mr. Paul Brandvick, from Bemidji State College. We planned trips to Concordia College to hear their Christmas Concert and to St. Cloud to see the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, but Minnesota w eather cancelled these plans. Eventually, in March a busload of students evad- ed the snow and traveled to Concordia to hear its Home Concert. The choir season concluded with the Baccalaureate Service in May. Paul Brandvick Guest Clinician Lester Dehlin Director They lifted In Kim urcu Ufr cm IKt lift ujua IKf (toW ALL-STATE CHOIR Pam Sherman and Frank Steen. 26

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CAROLERS ROW 1: Nancy Bongard. Kathy Toft. Cindy Wood- Rodney Nerdahl. Jim Bloom. Mark Martinson. Phil Benson. Kirk ward. Pam Sherman. Colleen Reiland. Vicki Baumhaeh, Barbara Anderson, Dave Pappenfus Schrnalek. Sue Trumm. ROW 2: Prank Steen. Virgil Rolfsrud, Ensembles bring cheerful notes The Christmas season was again brightened by the Carolers as they sang through the halls at school, downtown, and at many functions in our area. A performance for the retarded children was one of their most rewarding experiences. The highlight for the Rainbow Strings came with the MENC Convention at Fargo on April 29. They performed an original composition, “Country Scenes by Brent Pierce. In its second year of performance the Stage Band s major purpose was to provide the students with experience in the unique rhythms and harmony of the big time bands. CHORAL CLUB ROW 1: J Wallentine. D Kovel. B Bigott. P Poirer, C. Cassadv. M I'rness. J Ording. I. Arvold. P Okerland. J Larson. C Walters. C. Walls. D. Schildt. Spicher ROW 2: R Flenner, K Bjerke. M Wilken. W Kvitek. D. Cilbertson. M Peterson. D Hugh. K Midboe. L. Brandenberg. N Perdue. L. Johnson, S. Kloehn. M VanBeek, P Volden ROW 3: I . Max. S. Schackle. R Haanen, K Martinson. B Predman. K Lee. K Lee. P Dyke. S. Lcuthner, J Matz. ROW 4: M. Sieve. T Peterson. D. Hegg. J. Stanz. 28