Franklin High School - Atom Yearbook (Franklin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1964 volume:

Accused slayer of President Kennedy, Lee Oswald, was shot fatally before national TV audience. Right: Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, Caroline and John, Jr. leave Washington for Christmas in Florida. in Review— President Kennedy and then Vice-President Johnson (second from right) met with leaders of the August “March on Wash- ingtoni” dramatizing the nation’s leading domestic issue in 1963. Major Gordon Cooper received the Distinguished Service Medal from President Kennedy at the White House in May, following Cooper’s 22 orbit flight and manually controlled re-entry. With the assassination of John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, youngest president m US history, the country lost a highly-regarded and remarkably capable statesman and administrator. President DeGaulle of Franee, saluting, stands with German Chancellor Erhard, right, and President Lubke, as some heads of state gathered m tribute to the late President Kennedy. President Kennedy, and soon-to-be-retired, Ger- man Chancellor Adenauer met in Bonn during Kennedy’s successful ten-day tour of Western Europe. THE ATOM PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 OF FRANKLIN PUBLIC SCHOOL DEDICA TION As we look back upon our school days we noticed that there are two firsts for Franklin this year, a trophy in two sports and new addition to the school. The athletes of the school chose a good year to develops and put Franklin on the map. The year when the facilities will be available. The new addition consists of a home economics department, a shop and agri- cultural department and a new gymnasium. The Tigers came in first twice this year. In football, the team capped the conference trophy, and in basketball they won the conference trophy, were rated num- ber one in the district, and continuied on to take the runner-up of the district. For these reasons we would like to honor our annual to everyone who made it possible for Franklin's firsts. In appreciation we would like to dedicate the annual to our parents, to the administration, the athletes, and the school board. Franklin is proud of the school and the team. Mr. H.A. Mahler, Mrs. F. Allen, Mr. L. Schroeder, Mr. L. Hoffman, Mr. P. Forsyth, Mr. S. Deraing, Mr. C. Hilbo. Secretary� Lilly Peterson School Board and Personnel Cooks: Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Julius Mr. Mahler: Superintendent; General Math 9. ADMINISTRA TION FACULTY The Senior Class of 1964 would like to express their gratitude to the teachers who have helped us and many others find success in life. Mrs. Ludke: Horae Economics 7� 9. 12; Physical Education 7, 8, 9, 12 Mrs. Foss: Penmanship 7, 8; Art 7, 8; Geography 8; Math 7, 8. Mr. Krcil: Shop 7, 8; Farm Shop 11, 12; Agriculture 9, 10, 11, 12. ur. McNary: English 9, 10, 11, 12; Speech 11, 12. Mrs. Halliday: Librarian: English 7. 8. Mr. Logan: Social 12; World History 11; American History 7. 10; Civio8 9- Mr. Ringblom: Music 7. 8; Band; Chorus. Mr. Lentz: Principal; Higher Algebra; Physics. Mr. Orton: Assistant Coach; Health 7, 8; Science 7. 8, 9i Biology 10. Mr. Eickhoffl Coach; Bookkeeping 11; Shorthand I 4 H; Typing 10; Cons. Math 10, 11, 12. SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 The Class Flower The Class Color The Class Motto The Yellow Rose Yellow and White Everything great is not always good, but all good things are great. On May 14, 1964, at 6:00a.m. the senior class left on thier annual trip. Breakfast was eaten in Faribault before touring the State School and Hospital. We ate dinner at Southtown and then attended a Minnesota Twins Game. We were happy to see the Twins beat the Chicago White Soxs by a score of 15-7« Oar Day ended with a steak supper in Glencoe. VA LEDICTORIAN SALUTA TORIAN PATRICIA JOHNSON: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. Girls Club 1,2,3,4. Declam 1,4. One-act play 3 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Class Play 3,4. Homecoming Queen 4. Lettermans Club 1,2, Girls State 3. Paper Staff 2,3,4. Annual 4. Class Officer 4. STEVEN DAVIDSON: Baseball 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1� 2.3. , Captain 4. Football 1,2,3,4, Co- captain 4. F.F.A. 1. Athlete of the Year 4. Homecoming Grand Marshall 4. Declam 1,2, J. Class Play 3,4. Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Paper Staff 3,4. Class Officer 3. Boy's State 3. ELROY BERG: Homecoming Attendent Football 1,2,3. Track 1,2,3. Class Play 3,lf. Class Officer +. ROLIN BERG: Baseball 1. Football 1, 2,3. Track 1,2,3, +. Class Play 3. F.F.A. 1,2,3, +. EEHA BLOOM: Girl's Club 1,2,3. Declam 1. Class Play J. Paper Staff 3,1 . Library 1.3, +. Annual 1 . WILLIAM BROWN: Football 2,3. F.F.A. 1,2,3,1 . Declarn 1. Annual 1 . Class Officer 1. ROBERT HOPP: Baseball 1,2,3,1 . Basketball 1,2,3, +. Football 1, 2, 3,1 , Co-Captain 1 . Track 2. F.F.A. 1. Declam 1.2.3. . 1 Act Play 3. Class Play 3,1 . Choras 1,2,3,1 , School Pa£er 3, +. Homecoming Canidale '. Class officer 1,3. Student Council 2,3,1 , President . Letterman's Club 1,2,3,1 . STUART NES BURS I Basketball Manager 2,3, . Football 1,2,3, . Trade . FFA 1,2,3, . VIRGIL LUND I FFA 1,2,3, . Class Play 3� Atomite Reporter . JOT KLINKERt Class Play 3, � Annual 3� Atomite Reporter 3, « Class Officer . Student Council • Girls Club 1,2,3 Library 1,2,3« Chapter Sweetheart 3 MARY BETH NEUNSINGERt Band 1,2,3, . Chorus 1,2, 3 Class Play 3� One-act play . Class Officer 3. Student Council 1,2,3 Annual • Girls dub 1,2,3, Homecoming Attendant . Atomite Staff 2,3, , Cheerleader 3,k. CAROLYN OLSON I One-act play • Band 1,2,3, Girls dub 1,2,3. . Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, . Atomite Staff 3� Homecoming Attendant . dass Play 3, . HALLECK PETERSON� Baseball 1,2,3,4. FFA 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Football 1, 2.3.4. Track 1,2,3,4. Lettoman's club 1.2.3.4. RAIMCND WEPFLOt FFA 1,2,3,4. Class play 3,4. Student Council 4. SANDRA SIEGFRIED� Class play 3,4. Class officer 1,4« Cheerleader 1,3« Annual 4. Atomite Reporter 3,4« Girls dub 1,2,3« Mixed chorus 3« Library dub 2,3. JOHN WOLLING� Football 4. FFA 1,2,3,4. CECELIA SIMONSES!� Class play 3,4. Declam 1,2,3,4. One-act play 4. Library dub 1 Girls' dub 1,2,3. Mixed chorus 3« Annual 4. Atondte reporter 3,4. GRADUATION The Class of 1964 graduated Tuesday even- ing, May 26 at 8:00 p.m. The Seniors marched in by the music of Pomp and Circumtances. Valedictorian, Pat Johnson, and saluatorian Steve Davidson, gave their speeches entitled The Child is Father of Man and The Legend of the Cap and Gown . Attorney General Walter F. Mondale was the main speaker. Band and Legion awards were presented by Mrs. Rodney Dickmeyer and Laverne Larson. They were as follows: John Philips Sousa Band Award-Steve Davidson, Citizenship awards-Pat Johnson and Steve Davidson. The diplomas were handed out by Principal Edwin Lentz and Carl Hill bo. The Senior Class of 1964 made their final trip out of the old fieldhouse by Marche Pontificale. Special notice should be given to Mary Neunsinger and Carolyn Olson who were chosen as winner and alternate for the finals for the KNUJ'S SPEAK FOR A SCHOLARSHIP. Mary competed with 19 others in the finals held May 1. Pat Johnson and Steve Davidson were chosen as Girl's and Boy's Staters this year. We are very proud of them. The Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow was awarded to Pat Johnson. Bob Hopp, Mary Neunsinger, and Joy K1inker maintained a B average and above throughout their four years of high school along wifh Pat Johnson and Steve Davidson. 1 I s ROW ONE: Sandra Klinker, Linda Kuelbs, Janet Ramey, Lois Zempel, Jane Allen. ROW TWO: f 1 Sharon Veigel, Dean Hopp, Thomas Mathiowetz, Linda Olson, Larry Anderson, Carol Nelson. 11 ROW THREE: Fhyllis Engel, Steven Mahler, Jerry Hall, Mark Hillbo, Michael Becker, Steven Schultz, Mary McFarland. ROW FOUR: Ronald Demming, Steven Just, Bob Hoffman, David Johnson, Steven Dale, Richard Zeman, Richard Valentin. Bicycle chit-chatl Proud Juniori I Top Hats? Typists in Motion. Lovers Till the Sid! Pres: Dick, V.Pres: Mike, Tres: Tom, Sec: Carol. Smile Pretty. ROW ONE� George Hacker, Charles Iieske, John Neunsinger. ROW TWO: Tony Machtomos, Gary Scharfencamp, Virginia Zempel, Barbara Scheuller, Linda Wellnitz, John Benson. ROW THREE: Mary Nelson, Naomi Anderson, Karla Boyum, Nancy Davidson,Margaret Valentin, Judy 1 U Sorbus, Lloyd Fred tag. ROW FOUR: Dan Wellnitz, Paul Simonsen, Charles HLuhm, Corey Johnson, Joseph Chatleain, Donald Wollingi Beverly Just, Lois Munsell. ROW ONE: Tom Fox, CharlesNordby, Russell Serbus, James Leonard. ROW TWO: Patricia Hopp, Pamela Olson, Connie Forbrook, Linda Mali, Dixie Mickelson, Diane Schueller. ROW THREE: Clare Serbus, Roger Zeman, Sandra Dickmeyer, Roger Rieke, Rita Benson, Shirley Hall. ROW FOUR: Thomas Kiester, Gerald Simonsen, Raymond Berg, Richard Mathiowetz, Judy Johnson. ABSENT: William Hopp. ROW ONE: Lester Zemple, Michael Forbrook, Eugene Zemple, Gary Savela, Steve Hjulberg, Patrlc McFarland, Patrick Crain. ROW TWO: Michael McCorquodale, Kenneth Ricke, Dennis Dickmeyer, Brenda Grunke, Ruth Hillbo, Paulette Sertus, Richard Scharfencamp, Marilyn Brockway, Jayson Anderson. RCW THREE: Linda Grunke, Mark Dummer, John Allen, Gerald Kuelbs, Bob Finley, Mary Lorraine Hanlon, Joyce Kodet, Gwenn Sather, Earl IAeske. ROW FOUR: Marie Ziegenhagen, Steve Sather, Danny Gruendemann, Jerry Demning, Steve Rieke, Larry Hoffman, Sue Colwell, James Munsell, Ann Larson, Carol Greenberg. ROW ONE: Katherine Goelz, Wayne Freitag, Jeffery Grong, Daniel Crain, Allen Hjulberg, Gail Dingels. ROW TWO: John Hopp, Allen Berg, Bonnie Berg, Tom Drexler, Kathleen Machtemes, Linda Munsell, Diane Olson. ROW THREE: Kevin Neunsinger, Mary Forbrook, Larry Gruendemann, Tom Zeman, Brenda Hall, Stanley Siegfried. ROW POUR: Candace Bock, Susan Mumme, Tom Veigel, Nancy Schliemann, Ardis Schultz, Lavira Blnger, Arlene Schroeder. ROW ONE: Loo Hacker, Gary Dummer, Thomas Olson, Gale Breitkreutz, Kenneth Distad, April Klinker. ROW TWO: Allen Julius, Cynthia Grunke, Paul Larson, John Forsyth, David McCorquodale, Esther Berg, Janet Kodet, Mr, Letnke, ROW TOREE: Steven Monk, Linda Scharfencamp, Donna Benson, Mark Sherman, Karen Kuelbs, Gary Lentz, Sharon Hopp, Andre Fox. ROW FOUR: Alice Zonple, Gene Scharfencamp, Steven Freitag, Ricky Gruendwnann, Donald Ringblom, James Hoffman, Paul Pullen, Raynette Nelson, Barbara Moll, ABSENT Douglas Olson. 5 ROW ONE: Allen Kutzke, Barbara Greenberg, Susan Forbrook, Debra Grunke, John Ruff, June Klinker. ROW TWO: Lee Ann Schueller, David Munne, Barbara Goelz, Karsten Rodvik, Charles Crain, Laurie Hjulberg, Mrs. Roepke. ROW THREE: Gail Kodet, James Dingels, Jeff Bethke, David Dickmeyer, Blair Anderson, Duane Sander, Carol Robben, Susan Gaukstad. ROW FOUR: Paul Ziegenhagen, Ricky Helms, Shirley Ringblom, Victor Johnson, Barbara Ricke, Janet Wolling, Robert Fox, Jane Gruendemann, Michael Serbus. HOW ONE: Jeffery Buboltz, David Save la, Royce Hall, Charles Gruendemann, Kxra Anderson, Terri Crain. RCW WO: Randall Hall, Diane Drexler, Ronald Zemple, James Sander, Allen Rademacher, Mrs. Bracey. RCW THREE: Dallas Bock, Margie Distad, Valerie s.oupal, Dennis Hanlon, Connie Helms, Geralyn Eisenbarth. RCW FOUR: Pamela Lothert, Paul Dummer David Davidson, Wayne Olson, Curtis Sather, Rebecca Olson, Mark Machtemes. 3 ROW ONE: Pamela Hall, Debra Distad, Randall Grunke, Randy Ahrens, Linda Freitag, Carmen Anderson, Ruth Goela. ROW TWO: Mrs. Martens, Thomas Gruendemann, Michael Neunsinger, Barbara Koupal, Cynthia Poss, Martha Rodvik,Julie Hjulberg, Duane Robben, Pamela Huwe. ROW TORSE: Teresa Forsyth, Susan Save la, Ray Munsell, Katherine Huwe, Christopher Poss, Randy Kvara, Ricky Freitag, David Munsell, Carol McCorquodale, Dean Serbus, Larry Wolengan, Kristin Johnson, Roberta Lieskc, Douglas Freitag, Garnett Pederson, Debra Sherman, Kay Colwell. ROW ONE� Trudy Dingels, Donna Mickelson, Jewel Sather, Therese Serbus, Mary Griebel, Kevin Fox, Mary Jo Ruff, Brenda Senkyr. ROW TWO: Paula Grong, Diane Savela, Jeffery „ Gruendemann, Norman Gaukstad, Julie IXunmer, Ronald Sertus, Cynthia Runyon, Gregory J Holtman, Janice Brockway. ROW THREE: Mrs. Sather, Francis Machtemes, Michael Freltag, Jeffery Rademacher, Linda Rleke, Debra Nelson, Thomas Simonson, Bernard Goelz, Jeifery Olson, Kay Berg. ROW FOUR: Toni Crain, Jan Marie Lee, Kevin Thompson, Roger Degner, Deanna Hoffman, Sean Ness, Rodney Sander, William Hale, Marie Kodet, Mark Bethke. RCM ONE: William Rademacher, Wayne Scharfenoamp, Richard Mell, Jeffery Grunke, Gall Poss, Melvin Meyer. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Fox, Scott Scharfencamp, Karen Brockway, Colleen Anderson, William Gruendemann, Jeffery Distad, RCW THREE: Mrs. Hillger, Jeanette Koupal ■ Paul Gaukstad, Edward Nelson, Ervin Huwe, Robert Ricke, Ruth Ann Lee, Bryan Huwe. ROW FOUR� Nancy Freltag, Diane Zeman, Jeff Larson, Todd Sherman, Steven McCorquodale, Karen Dickmeyer, Douglas Scharfencamp. ABSENT: Jennifer Anderson and Gary Freltag. CHEERLEADERS Shirley Connie Linda RCW ONE: Dick Zeman, Rich Valentin, Butch Peterson, Bob Hopp, Steve Davidson, Elroy Berg, Bob Hoffman, Corey Johnson. RCW TWO: Coach: Mr. Elckhoff, Ron Deming,Steve Mahler, Larry Anderson, Tony Machtemes, Stuart Nesburg, Asst. Coach: Mr. Orton. RCW THREE: Paul Simonsen, Chuck Bluhm, Dave Johnson, John Wolling, Steve Dale, Jerry Hall Co-captains I Bob and Steve. FOOTBALL CHAMPS Franklin hO Franklin h4 Franklin h? Franklin hi Franklin 57 Franklin 21 Boyd 13 Balaton 13 Wabasso 0 Belview lh Hanley 13 Echo 12 ROW ONE: Gary Savela, Kevin Neunslnger, John Hopp, Mike Forbrook, Stanley Siegfried, Tom Drexler, Larry Gruendemann. RCW TWO: Coach: Mr. Logan, Jayson Anderson, Mike McCorquodale, Bill Hopp, Gerald Kuelbs, Jerry Simonsen, Jerry Deming, Steven Sather, Jim Leonard. OUR WINNING NINE Dick Z era an Elroy Berg Steve Davidson Rich Valentin Tony Machtemes Corey Johnson Bob Hopp Butch Peterson Bob Hoffman Ruth Ann Lee Carolyn Queen Pat Mary Elroy Grand Marshal Steve Todd Sherman Robert CORONATION OUR THREE YOUNG ROYALTY HOMECOMING 1964 Queen Pat Grand Marshal Steve RCW ONE: Coach: Mr. Eickhoff, Bob Hopp, Ron Doming, Steve Just, Butch Peterson, Steve Mahler. ROW WO: Rich Valentin, Steve Davidson, Bob Hoffman, Dave Johnson, Steve Dale, Corey Johnson, Dick Zeman. 3 H S BASKETBALL CHAMPS ROW ONE: Tom Mathiowetz, Charles Lieske, John Neunsinger, Gary Save la, Tony Mach tames, Paul Simonsen. ROW WO: Coach: Mr. Orton, Chuck Bluhm, Stave Mahler, Dan Wellnitz, Dave Johnson, Stave Dale, Jerry Hall, Joe Chatleain. ROW ONE: Coach: Mr. Orton, John Hopp, Pat McFarland, Tom Drexler, Gary Save la , Steve HJulberg, Stan Siegfried, Mike For- brook, Dan Crain, Allen Hjulberg. ROW WO Dennis Dickmeyer, Larry Grundemann, Jim Leonard, Bob Finley, Earl Lieske, Jayson Anderson, Mike McCorquodale, Tom Zeman, Kevin Neunsinger. RCW THREE: Roger Rieke, Larry Hoffman, Jerry Simonsen, Tom Veigel Jerry Doming, Steve Sather. Ron Rich Co ray tiger starters Stave Franklin-80 Franklin-49 Franklin-6l Franklin-55 Franklin-79 Franklin-80 Franklin-65 Franklin-81 Franklin-6l Franklin-64 Franklin-65 Franklin-53 Franklin-90 Franklin-63 Franklin-74 Franklin-56 Wabaaso-29 Morton-46 Bird Island-54 Sleepy Eye-54 Wlnthrop-48 Fairfax-64 Gaylord-58 Wabasso-38 Morgan-49 Gibbon-59 Fairfax-64 Sleepy Eye-54 Minthrop-68 Morgan-49 Morton-57 Gibbon-62 ROW ONE: Charles Lleske. Butch Peterson, Roger Zeman, Rolin Berg, Tom Mathiowetz, Tony Machtemes, John Neunsinger. ROW TWO� Steve Just, Ron Deming, Steve Davidson, Dick Zeman, Corey Johnson, Bob Hoffman, Robert Hopp, Coach: Mr. Sam Orton. BASEBALL TRACK ROW ONE: Coach Mr. Logan. Lester Zempel, Steve Hjulberg, Pat Crane, Allan Hjulberg, Kevin Neunsinger. Allen Kokesch. RCW TWO: Butch Peterson, Tony Machtemes. Tom Mathiowetz. Rolin Berg, Dan Gruendemann. ROW THREE: Ron Damming, Richard Valentin, Bob Hoffman, Larry Hoffman, Dave Johnson, Corey Johnson, Dick Zeman, Stuart Nesburg. ROW ONE: Coach: Mr. Eickhoff, Stuart Nesburg, Steve Davidson, Bob Hoffman, alroy Berg, Asst. Coach: Mr. Orton. RCM TWO: John Neunsinger Tony Machtemes, Butch Peterson, Paul Simonsen, Tom Mathiowetz, Larry Anderson. RCW THREE: Jerry Hall, Robert Hopp, Steve Just. Ron Deming, Steve Mahler. RCW FCOR: Corey Johnson. Dick Zeman. Dave Johnson Steve Dale, Richard Valentin. Player of the Week Bob Athlete of the Year Steve Davidson ill Conference Football-Bob, Bob, Elroy Lineman of the Week Elroy Free Throw Champ-Rich Valentin All Conference Basketball-Steve, Bob, and Dick. ROW ONES Carolyn Olson, Mary Neunsinger, Edna Bloom, Beverly-Just. ROW TWO: Mrs. Ludtke, Jane Allen, Sandra Klinker, Patty Hopp, Linda Kuelbs, Diane Schueller. ROW THREE: Mary Nelson, Naomi Anderson, Janet Ramey, Lois Zempel, Carol Nelson, Dixie MLckelson, Sandi Siegfried. ROW FOUR: Virginia Zempel, Linda Wellnitz, Barbara Schueller, Mary Mc- Farland, Shirley Hall, Connie Forbrook, Linda Mell. ROW FIVE: Pamela Olson, Cecelia Simonsen, Margaret Valentin, Karla Boyum, Sharon Veigel, Judy Serbus. ROW SIX: Linda Olson, Nancy Davidson, Phyllis Engel, Lois Munsell, Rita Benson, Judy Johnson, Pat Johnson. Pep Club Student Council Mascot: Linda Olson ROW ONE: Pres: Bob Hopp, Vice Pres: Joy Klinker, Advisor: Mrs. Foss, Secretary and Treasurer: Phyllis Engel. ROW TWO: Naomi Anderson, Jerry Simonsen, Raymond Wepplo, Jerry Hall, Sandra Dickmeyer, Ruth Hillbo, Tom Zeman. SOW ONE: Mr. Krcil, Sentinal Larry Anderson, Secretary Rich Valentin, President Ron Dendng, Vice President Steve Dale, Reporter Steve Schulte, Treasure Elroy Berg. ROW WO Charles Lieske, John Benson, Charles Norby, Joy ELinker Sweetheart, Jim Leonard, George Hacker, Tom Fox. ROW THREE: Russel Serbus, Lloyd Freitag, Roger Zeman, Roger Rieke Tom Kiester, Dean Hopp, Gary Scharf encamp. ROW FOUR: Dan Wellnitz, Jerry Siroonsen, Ray Berg, Donald Wolling, Paul Simonsen, Tony Machtones, ROW FIVE: Joe Chatlein, Dick Mathiowetz, Charles Bluhra, Butch Peterson, Virgil Lund, Rolin Berg. ROW SIX: Stuart Nesburg, Rill Brown, David Johnson, John Wolling, Raymond Wepplo. FFA Lois Zempel-Sweetheart 9 9 r RCW ONE: Elroy Berg, Larry Anderson, Stuart Nesburg, Rolin Berg. RCW WO: John Benson, Dean Hopp, George Hacker, Bill Brown, Dick Mathiowetz, Lloyd Freitag, Raymond Wepplo. Jerry Siaonsen-Creed Speaker Steve Schultz-Chapter Speaker ANNUAL STAFF FITTING: Ass't. Editor, Cecelia Simonsen, Co-Editors, Edna Bloom, Joy Klinker, Ass’t. Editor, Bill Brown. STANDING! Advisor! Hr. Lentz, Business Managers, Sandi Siegfried, Patricia Johnson, Ass't. Business Manager, Mary Beth Neusinger. ROW ONE! Carol Nelson, Mary Neunsinger, Pat Johnson, Steve Mahler. ROW TWO! Mary Nelson, Naomi Anderson, Bev Just, Phyllis Engel, Nancy Davidson Carolyn Olson. ROW THREE! Advisor; Mr. Lentz, Ron Doming, Dick Zeraan, Steve Davidson Bob Hopp. REPORTERS! ROW ONE! Jane Allen, Lois Zempel, Janot Ramey, Joy Klinker, Sandra Klinker. ROW TWOi Linda Kuelbs, Barbara Schueller, Virginia Zempel, Sandi Siegfried. ROW THREE! Mary McFarland, Linda Wellnitz, Margaret Valentin, Karla Boyum ROW FOUR! Mark Hi11bo, Judy Serbus, Linda Olson, Cecelia Simonsen, Edna Bloom, Stuart Nesburg ‘TQAAI'TF. STAFF Production Staff Mike B., Jerry H., Tom M. DECLAMATION ROW ONE: Kathleen Machtemes, Candy Bock, Arlene Schroeder, Susan Mumme, Mary Forbrook, Jane Allen, Sandra iCLinker, Patty Hopp, Gail Dingels, Linda Mansell, Tom Zeman, Kevin N'eunsinger, Allen Hjulberg. ROW TWO: Diane Schueller, Ardis Schultz, Brenda Grunke, Nancy Schlieman, John Allen, Linda Mell, Carol Nelson, Tony Machtemes, Janet Ramey, Karla Boyum, Lois Zempel, Paulette Serbus, Ruth Hillbo, Linda Grunke, Brenda Hall. ROW THREE: Bill Hopp, Virginia Zempel, Dixie Mickelson, Tom Mathiowetz, Tom Kiester, Jerry Simonsen, Connie Forbrook, Mary Neunsinger, Bob Hopp, Paul Simonsen, Judy Serbus, Caroyln Olson, Naomi Anderson. ROW FOUR: Ann Larson, Mane Ziegenhagen, Pat Johnson, Cecelia Simonsen, Nancy Davidson, Bev Just, Phyl Engel, Lois Munsell, Margaret Valentin, Steve Just, Bob Hoffman, Mike Becker, Chuck Bluhm. One Act Plays The Twelve Pound Look Sunday Costs Five Pesoes Cecelia Simonsen, Janet Ramey, Tom Mathiowetz, Phyllis Engel, Jane Allen. Darry Anderson, Mary N'eunsinger, Carolyn Olson, Lhe Boor Mike Becker. Steve Dale, Pat Johnson, Bob Hoffman. HOW ONE� Pat Johnson, Steve Sather, atave Mahler, Bev Just. ROW TWO: Patty Hopp, Karla Boyum, Ann Larson, Qwenn Sather, Ruth Hillbo, Mark Hillbo. ROW THREE: Carol Greenburg, Joyce Kodet, Marilyn Brockway, Gail Dingels, Arlene Schroeder, Candy Bock, Sue Cowell, Lois Munsell, Gary Savela. STANDING: Marie Ziegenhagen, Mary Neunsinger, Lorraine Hanlon, Linda Grunke. TROMBONE: Margaret Valentin. SAXOPHONE: Janet Rainey, Rich Valentin,. Nancy Davidson. BARITONE: Carol Nelson. Soloists CORONET: Mark Hillbo. MAJORETTE: Nancy Davidsoi FLUTE: Bev Just ROW ONEI Naomi Anderson, Linda Kuelbs, Nancy Davidson, Rich Valentin. ROW TWO� Sandra Dickmeyer, Jerry Simonsen, Larry Anderson, Janet Ramey, Carol Nelson, John Allen. ROW THREE� Rita Benson, John Benson, Jim Mansell, Nancy Schliemann, Margaret Valentin, Jayson Anderson, Bob Hoffman, Steve Davidson. STANDING� Diane Schueller, Carolyn Olson, Director Mr. Ringblom. SR. BAND and ENSEMBLES Jr. Band ROW ONE Janet Kodet, Kathleen Machtemes, Linda Mansell, Sharon Hopp, Donna Benson, Donald Ringblom. ROW TWO: Mark Sherman, Gary Lentz, Shirley Ringblom, Susan Mumme, Jim Hoffman. Paul Larson, row THREE: Dennis Dickmeyer, Director: Mr. Ringblom. ROW ONE: Sharon Veigel, Linda Moll, Connie Forbrook, Judy Johnson, Nancy Davidson, Phyllis Engel. ROW TWO: Mary Nelson, Naomi Anderson, Carol Nelson, Karla Boyum, Sandi Dickmeyer, Lois Munsell. ROW THREE: Linda Kuelbs, Pam Olson, Roger Zeraan, Pat Johnson, Rita Benson, Beverly Just, Steve Davidson. ROW FOUR: Charles Nordby, John Benson, Tom Kiester, Jerry Simonsen, Bob Hopp, Steve Just, Mark Hillbo, Dave Johnson. Pianist: Janet Ramey THE SINGERS GIRLS SEXTET: ROW ONE: Mary Beth Neunsinger, Carolyn Olson. ROW TWO: Phyllis Engel, Margaret Valentin. ROW THREE: Bev Just, Nancy Davidson. R� ; ONE� Carolyn Olson, Mary Neunsinger, Clare Serbus, Dixie Mickelson, Shirley Hall, Diane Schueller, Patty Hopp. RCV W0� Linda Olson, Margaret Valentin, Judy Serbus, Mary Lou McFarland, Barbara Schueller, Virginia Zempel, Jane Allen, Mr. Rlngblom. ROW THREE� Rich Valentin, Steve Mahler, Jerry Hall, Mike Becker, Raymond Berg, Larry Anderson, Roger Rieke. RCW FOUR� Steve Dale, Corey Johnson, Dick Zeman, Steve Schultz Paul Simonsen, Tony Machtenes BOYS CHORUS� ROW ONE: Bill Hopp, Roger Zeman, Robert Hopp, Steve Mahler, Larry Anderson, Tony Machtemes. ROW TWO: Mr. Rlngblom, Tom Kiester, Jerry Simonsen, Richard Valentin, Jerry Hall, Mike Becker, Paul Simonsen, Roger Rieke, ROW THREE� Raymond Berg, Steve Just, Mark Hillbo, Steve Dale, David Johnson, Steve Davidson, Corey Johnson, Dick Zeman, Steve Schultz. I WANT TO SEE IT TOO.I HE DID IT I JUNIOR PLA T THE NIGHT OF A JANUARI 16 IH CAST OF CHARACTERS Prison Matron ............ Linda Kuelbs Bailiff .... .......... David Johnson Judge Heath ........ Mark Hillbo District Attorney Flint- ... Dick Z era an His Secretary..............Jane Allen Defense Attorney Stevens . .Bob Hoffman His Secretary ...... Mary McFarland Clerk of Court ............Steve Just Karen Andre ...............Lois Zempel Dr. Kirkland........... Jerry Hall Mrs. John Hutchins. ... Carol Nelson Homer Van Fleet ....... Ron Darning Elmer Sweeney ......... Larry Anderson Nancy Lee Faulkner.........Janet Ramey Magda Svenson .............Linda Olson John Graham Whitfield • • Michael Becker Jane Chandler ••«... Sandra Klinker Sigurd Jungquist .... Tom Mathiowetz Larry Ragan................Steve Dale Roberta Van Rensselaer . Phyllis igel Stenographer...........Sharon Veigel THE CURIOUS SAVAGE THE CAST Florence ................. joy KLinker Hannibal...................Elroy Berg Fairy Hay..................Pat Johnson Jeffrey.........................Bill Brown Mrs, Paddy ......... .Cecelia Simonsen Titus.....................Robert Hopp Samuel .............. Ray Wepplo Lily Belle...............Carolyn Olson Ethel (Mrs. Savage) ..... Mary Neunsinger Miss Wilhelmina...... Sandi Siegfried Or. Bnmett .......... .Steve Davidson SENIOR PL A T FASCINATION DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF THE AMBASTTORS JUNIOR AND SENIOR CUSS OFFICERS AND DATES GRAND MARCH JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM TELL US THE JOKE 557-2233 MINNESOTA VALLEY TELEPHONE COMPANY Phone 557-2231 Franklin, Minnesota For your best buys inJ Convenience of Extension Phones NELSON YARDS___________Franklin, Minnesota Save time-SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Franklin, Mnnesota-Fhono 557-221 LAMMERS LAUNDROMAT Ed Laraners, prop. Franklin, Minnesota WILLIAM'S STUDIO PHOTOS Bill says: Remember if for a Redwood Falls, Minnesota Redwood Falls, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS Say It With Flowers We wire flowers Ere rywhe re t REDWOOD FALLS GREENHOUSE TO THE SENIORS OF '64 from the senior citizens of Franklin Heights Nursing Home Be Sure with Pure FRANKLIN OIL CCHPANY You can count on us. •Quality •Service ♦Dependability Koupal's Garage Phone 557-2248 We can fix it Ed Koupal, prop. •High Quality •Low prices Shop and Save at the Band B Variety wash jobs — lubrication Congratulations to the graduating SENIORS FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Compliments of the Eisenbarths1 DOUG'S SNAPPY SUPER SINCLAIR SERVICE POSS HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO. For quality building materials, For your poultry services sec the FRANKLIN HATCHERY Harold Just, Prop. 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Comoliments of George Serbus FRANKLIN HOTEL Tastey meals and snacks RAMEY'S TEXACO AND CAFE For the best in barbering see BUCK'S 3AR3SR SHOP m RUBY AND SERENIS DEMING Lunches and Short Orders Wayne, Skip, and Janet Service Supreme Franklin, Minnesota THE 'WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA extends best wishes to the Class of 61 ...... ♦♦ Mary C. Siraonsen, Dist. Manager MIDWAY CAFE Merle and Dorothy Finley You' 11 save $ It's time to buy your jewerly and gifts at Best of Luck Lunches and Coffee Phone 557-2221 at GALLES Where good styles are not expensive Redwood Falls KNUTSON'S JEWELRY Redwood Falls J Albert Hohle Insurance Phone 557-2271 You'll look as pretty as a picture TJ i ( in styles from the PARIS SHOP Attractive NELSON PHARMACY Your Store in Redwood Falls Redwood Palls, Minn. The finest of food and service supreme CLEM'S JEWELRY and GIFTS The Store of Unusual Gifts Redwood Falls, Minn. O'MALLEY'S ....of course Bovey's U 19 Cafe Fairfax Young Men's Clothing and Shoes Fairfax For the best in men's and womens styles EHLER'S DEPT. STORE Redwood Falls Save moneys do your advertising in the REDWOOD LIVEWIRE Redwood Falls, Minn. It’s the cut that counts. Shear Magic Beauty Salon Phone 557-8351 Be Satisfied Shop at the BANDON STORE Groceries and Cold Meats Henry and Mae linker Phone 557-8351 Compliments from Dr. Glenn Nelson Fairfax, Minn. Sylvester Hoefner your 'JUy driver and Tony Horner say Congratulations to the Class of I96A M-M-M! BAKERY- FRESH BREAD CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 196 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '64 PRAY BAKERY Fairfax, Minn. For all your from N S P Dr. Diesner A -pQ 5 wiring needs u PORBROOK ELECTRIC Wilmar Forbrook Phone 557-2705 If� � ! AUTOGRAPHS Above: A short step toward disarmament was taken with cautious optimism with the signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. Seated: Sec. of State Dean Rusk, Andrei Gromyko, Lord Home. Premier Khrushchev stands be- hind Lord Home next to U.N. Secretary General U Thant, Adlai Stevenson and U. S. Congressional leaders. Right photo: Red Chinese-Russian relations worsened during the year as they battled for leadership of world communism. This Moscow meeting between Mikhail Suslov, left, and Teng Hsaio-Peng m August failed to produce accord. An unidentified priest went to the aid of a wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for news photography. World Events in Review 1963 Pope Paul VI began his reign after the death of Pope John XXIII. Pope Paul re- convened the Ecumenical Council and at year's end planned an unprecedented journey to the Holy Land. Left, below: Dr. Helge Ingstad, veteran Norwegian explorer found remains of a 9- house Viking settlement in Newfoundland dating 500years before Columbus. Right: A huge landslide into Vaiont Reservoir in northern Italy sent a wall of water into the valley below destroying Longarone and killing some 3,000 people. 'r 'js � ' Above: Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diem’s palace during successful November coup which resulted in Diem’s death. Meanwhile, (color) US. advisers continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied from North Viet Nam. A new island, 1 4 mile long and 130 feet high, was born off southern Iceland from an under- water volcano. Britain’s new prime minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, took office m November, after scandals shook Harold Macmillan’s government. East- West tension continued: left; Gen. Chong of North Korea levels a pistol at U.N. spokesmen during discus- sions of armistice-violating raids at Panmunjom. Right; Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlin failed in the face of western unity. This American convoy had been delayed 42 hours en route to the city.