Franklin High School - Atom Yearbook (Franklin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1965 volume:

Democratic Victor — President Lyndon Johnson won the 1964 election by the greatest plurality and per cent of the total vote in U. S. history. Johnson became President at the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963. Barry's Hattie for Votes—Sen. Barry Goldwater was surrounded by fans at Knoxville. Tenn., air- port September 16 as he campaigned for the presidency on the Republican ticket. The con- servative senator swept to a first-ballot nomina- tion at the convention in San Francisco. National Events in Review—1964 Nobel Prize Winner— Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr., right, was greeted by Richard C. Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Air- port Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. Dr. King was in Oslo to receive the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. Cards are the Winners— Roger Craig leaped on a group of teammates surrounding the pitcher Bob Gibson mo- ments after the last out in the seventh World Series game won by the Rcdbirds over the Yankees. 7-5, in St. Louis. I'm the Greatest—Cassius Clay whooped it up w'ith his handlers after he won the world heavyweight title in Miami Beach in February. He was credited with a tech- nical knockout of Sonny Liston when Lis- ton failed to answer the bell for the sev- enth round. Alaskan Quake—A whole line of cars rest- ed about 20 feet below street level on a main thoroughfare in Anchorage the day following the disastrous earthquake on March 27. 1965 ATOM Published by THE FRANKL SENIOR o f IN P U B L CLASS C SCHOOL Photographs Courtesy of William's Studio Basketball history was made in Franklin during the 1965 season. After building a sixteen win and two loss regular season record, losing only to Gaylord and Gibbon, the Tigers went into tournament play to achieve these firsts in the his- tory of the school. The District Ten championship was the first achievement for the team. This was accomplished with four victories. Walnut Grove, Lamberton, Redwood Falls, and Springfield were the victims. All these games were decided by at least 12 points. The most rewarding win was in the championship game with Springfield. Franklin avenged last year's one point loss by walloping the defending champs and number one seeded team by 26 points, 77-51. Region Three was about the same story as District Ten with Franklin over-power- ing their opponents. Franklin upset undefeated Tracy in the first round 62-52 with strong rebounding and hot shooting. Against Granite Falls, the Tigers again dis- played hot shooting, tremendous fast breaks, rebounding, and great defense to completely outplay the Killowatts for a 77-5 win and State tournament entry. THE LONG AWAITED TROFHT Franklin's first tourna- ment entry was defeated by Minnetonka, eventually the State champs, by 76-5 . After playing even ball for almost three quarters, the State champ's superior height and defense wore the Tigers down and gave the Skippers a 22 point margin. In consolation play, Henning also defeated Franklin 75-65. thus giv- ing the Tigers a 22 win and h loss final record. ROW ONE: Linda Kuelbs, Mary McFarland, Carol Nelson, Sharon Veigel, Janet Raney, Lois Zemoel, Jane Allen, Sandra KLinker. ROW TWO: Larry Anderson, Ron Dealing, Jerry Hail, Mike 3ecker, Steve Just, Steve Mahler, Tom Mathiowetz, Dean Hopp. RIM THREE: Phyllis Engel, Mark Hillbo, Dick Zeman, Steve Dale, Dave Johnson, 3ob Hoffman, Steve Schultz, Richard Valentin, Linda Olson. 1965 SENIOR CLASS mmencemcnf (y’xercLscd PROCESSIONAL................High School Bend INVOCATION , . ______Reverend Kenneth Willard SALUTATORY____________________Kichmid Zeman FLUTE SOLO--------------------Beverly J f INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER_____Supt. H. A. Mahler COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS _______ Duane J. Mallheis CommiMioner of Education, Stato of Minnesota VALEDICTORY----------------- Carol NeUon 'THE EDDYSTONE LIGHT _____________Man' Choir PRESENTATION OF CLASS___Principal Edwin Lenta PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS --------Carl Hillbo Chairman, School Board SPECIAL AWARDS................. John Cronin Commander of American Legion 308 JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD ______,____-____Mrs. Veen Schueller President of Band 8t Chorus Mothers SAND IN MY SHOES LORD, SPEAK TO ME --------- High School Chorus BENEDICTION ,_ Reverend Kenneth Willard RECESSIONAL . . High School Band CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT _________________________Richard Zrman VICE-PRESIDENT_____________________________Robert Hoffman SECRETARY_________________________________Phyllis Engel TREASURER_______________________Thomas Malhiowetx CLASS MOTTO 'To Grow, One Must Continue to Learn CLASS COLOR8 CLASS FLOWER Purple and Whil« Lavender Orchid SENIOR AWARDS: American Legion: Carol Nelson Richard Zeman John Fhilio Sousa: Mark Hillbo Home Maker of Tomorrow: Janet Ramey CAROL NELSON« Valedictorian-4. Band-1,2,3,4, ensemble-1,2,3. Chorus-1,2,3,4, ensemble-2. Class Play-3,4. Girls Club-1,2,3, 4, Officer-4. Student Council-1,2. School Paper-2,3,4, Co-Editor 4. Class Officer-3,4. One Act Play-2. Declamation-1,2,3. Girls State-3. Homecoming Queen Candidate-4. CAROL DTCK RICHARD ZSMANi Salutatorlan-4. Football-1,2,3,4, Co-Captain-4. Basketball-1,2,3,4. Baseball-1,2,3,4. Letterman’s Club-1,2,3,U, Officer-2. School Paper-2,3,4. FFA-1. Chorus-1,2,3,4, ensemble 2. Class Play-3,4. Grand Marshall-4. Student Council-1. Class Officer-2,3,4. Track-3� Boys State-3. JANE ALLEN� Chorus-1,2,3,4. Girls Club-1,2,3,4. Declamation-3. One Act Play-3. Class Play-3,4. School Paper-2,3,4. LARRT ANDERSON: Basketball (ag.)-2,3. Football-1,2,3,4. FFA-1, 2,3� 4, officer-3. One Act Play-3. Class Play-3. Band-1,2,3,4, ensemble-2. Chorus-2,3,4. Class Officer-1. MICHAEL BECKER� Chorus-3,4. Declamation-2,3,4. Che Act Play-3,4. FFA-1. Class Flay-3,4. School Paper-2,3,4. Class Officer-3. Atom Easiness Manager-4. Student Council Officer-4. JANE MIKE STEVE RON phtllts STEVEN DALE! Basketball-1,2,3. Football-2,3. FFA-1,2,3,4, officer-3,4. One Act Play-3. Class Play-3. Chorus-2,3,4. RONALD DFMNGl Baseball-1,2,3,1+. Basketball-1,2,3,1+, Captain-4. Football-1,2,3,4. Track-1,2,3,4. FFA-1,2,3,4, officer-3. Class Play-3,4. School Paper-3,4. Class Officer-2. Letteman’s Club- 1 2 3,4. Homecoming Grand Marshall Candidate-4. PHYLLIS ENGEL� Class Play-3,4, Student Director-3. Declamation- 2,3. One Act Flay-2,3� 4. Girls’ Club-1,2,3,4. Choius-1,2,3,4, ensemble-2,3. School Paper-2,3,4. Atom Co-Editor-4. Student Council-3,4, officer-3,4. Class Officer-4. JERRy HALL� Basketball-1,2,3. Football(mg.)-1,2,3. FFA-1. Class Play-3. Chorus-1,2,3,4, ensemble-2. School Paper-2,3. Student Couneil-1,2,3. MARK HILLBO� Class Flay-3,4. FFA-1. Band-1,2,3,4, ensemble-2,3. Chorus-1,2,3,4, ensemble-1,2. School Paper-3,4. ARNOLD HOPP� Basketball-1. FFA-1,2,3,4. Class Officer-1. MARX BOB DEAN ROBERT HOFFMAN� Baseball-1,2,3,4. Basketball-1,2,3,4. Football 1 2,3,4, Co-Captain-4. Track-1,2,3,4. Letterman’s Club-1,2,3,4, officer-2,3,4. FFA-1. Declamation-2,3. One Act Play-3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. School Paper-2,3,4. Class Officer-2,4. Student Coun- oil-4. Grand Marshall Candidate-4. JERRY DAVE STEVE SANDI DAVID JOHNSONI Basketball-1,2,3,4. Football-3,4. FFA-1,2,3,4. Class Play-3. Chorus-3,4. STEVEN JUST� 2,3,4. FFA-1 2. Baseball-1,2,3,4. Basketball-1,2,3,4. Football-1, � 2 3� 4. Class Play-3,4. Chorus-1,2,3,4, ensemble- SANDRA KL1NKER� Class Officer-1• Declamation-1,3 library Club 2,3,4. Class Play-3,4. Girls' Club-1,2,3,4. School Paper-2,3, 4, Easiness Manager-4. Atom Assistant Editor-4. LINl mj LBS� Girls' Club-1,2,3,4. Class Play-3,4. Band-2,3,4. Chorus-2,3,4. School Paper-2,3,4. Atom Business Manager-4. STEVEN MAHLER� FF.A-t. Football-2,3,4, mg.-1. Basketball-1,2,3, 4. Track-1. School Paper-2,3. Band-1,2,3,4. Chorus-1,2,3,4. THOMAS MATHICWETZ� Baseball-1,2,3,4. Basketball-1,2,3,4. Foot- balling. )-l,2,3,4. Track-1,2,3,4. Declamation-1,2,3. One Act Play-3. Class Play-3,4. School Paper-3. Class Offieer-2,3,4. LINDA STEVE TOil MAPS LINDA JANET MAPI MCFARIANDi Chorus-1,2,3,4. Class Play-3� Homecoming Queen 4. School Paper-3. Girls’ Club-1,2,3,If. One Act Play-2. LINDA OLSONI Chorus-1,2,3,4, ensemble-3, soloist-4. School Paper-2,3,4, Head Typist-4. Atom Co-Editor-4. Girls’ Club-1,2, 3,4. Library CLub-4. Class PIay-3,4. JANET RAMEI| Band-1,2,3,4, ensemble-1,2,3,4. Chorus-1,2,3,4, Accompanist-2,3,4. School Paper-2,3,4, Co-Editor-4. Class Play- 3,4. Declamation-1,3. Girls’ Club-1,2,3,4. One Act Play—2,3, 4� STEVEN SCHULTZs FFA—1,2,3,4, officer—3. Chows—1,2,3,4. Bas- ketball-1 . RICHARD VALENTINS Basketball-1,2,3. Football-1,2,3. Track-1,2, 3� 4. FFA-1,2,3� 4, officer-3. Band-1,2,3,4, ensemble-2,3,4. Chows-2,3 4. SHARON VEIGELi Bawi-3,4. Chorus-2,3,4. Girls’ Clh'o-1,2,3,4. Class Play-3,4. Atom Assistant Business Manager-4. LOIS ZEMPELl Declamation-1,2,3. Library Club-3,4. Chapter Sweetheart-3. Class Play-3. Homecoming Queen Candidate-4. School Paper-2,3.4, Rxsiness Manager-4. One Act Play-4. STEVE SHARON LOTS ujm Principal Mr. Eld win Lentz Solid Geometry Trigonometry Chemistry Geometry Mr. Ronald Eickhoff Basketball Coach Football Coach Consumers Math Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing F H S Mrs. George Foss Penmanship Geography Math Mr. Gerald Logan Junior High Basketball Junior High Football American History World History Social Studies Civics Mr. Donald Booker Librarian English Declam Art Mr. Samuel Orton Assistant Coach Boy's Phy. Ed. Science Biology Health Mr. Donald Ringblom Elementary Music Ensembles Chorus Band Faculty Mrs. Lawerence Ludtke Girl's Physical Education Living Chemistry Home Economics ■' ™ «ranis Darning, Mr. Paul Foravth. Mr H A MaK ler, Mr. Lee Hoffman, Mr. Wilbur Savela, Mrs. PVaL AlienT Personnel Leonard Pratsrh and Tony Horner Mrs. Virginia Julius, Mrs. Alice McFarland MASCOT VIRGINIA CHEERLEADERS ♦ATTENDANTS ♦ATTENDANTS Bob Hoffman Lois Zenpel ♦JUNIOR QUEJN Kathy Forsyth Ron Denting Carol Nelson ♦JUNIOR KING Steven Helms ATTENDENTS: Carol Nelson, Lois Zempel, Ron Deming, 3ob Hofftaan. HOMECOMING 1965 JUNIOR QUEEN AND KING Kathy Forsyth and Steven Helms ROW ONE� Steve Mahler, Larry Anderson, Dave Johnson, Bob Hoffman, Dick Zeman, Steve Just, Ron Doming. ROW TWO! John Neunsinger, Tony Machtemes, Paul Simonsen, Corey Johnson, Chuck Bluhm, Charles Lieske, Assistant Coachl Sam Orton. R(M THREE� Coach� Konaid Eickhoff, John Benson, Jerry Simonsen, Larry Hoffman, Raymond Berg, Roger Zeman, Russell Serbus. ROW FOUR� Jayson Anderson, Gerald Kuelbs, Jerry Deming, Dan Gruendemann, Steve Sather, Bill Hopp, Manger� Tom Mathiowetz. WE OPPONENT THEY 37 B03TD 0 54 A| ECHO A . y a mA t 0 FOOTBALL 24 33 51 BALATON WABASSO BELVTEW 0 0 12 TEAM 51 HANLET FALLS 0 53 COTTONWOOD 0 The Franklin High School football team started the 1964 season with the hopes of building on last years undefeated record. They did just that by winning all of the games and pushing the undefeated string to 13� Belvierw was the only opponent to cross the Tigers goal line, scoring two touch- downs. For the second straight year the Franklin won the Straight Eight Conference championship. Corey Johnson, Dick Zeman, Steve Just, and Bob Hoffman were named to the all conference team. Ron Deming and Larry Anderson received honorable mention. Steve Hahler and Dave Johnson complete the list of seniors and also made find contribu- tions to the team. Two of the players, Steve Just and Bob Hoffman, were listed on the all District team. Hoffman also became the first player in the schools history to be named to the all State team. RCWA)1IE: Richard Scharfencamp, Gene Scharfencamp, John Forsyth, Jim White, John Hopp, Steve Menk, Tom Drexler, Pat McFarland, Kevin Neunsinger. RCW 1V0� Gary Savela, Steve HJulberg, Stanley Siegfried, Tom Zeman, Paul Pullen, Mark Sherman, Ricky Gruendemann, Jim Hoffman, Dennis Dickmeyer, Larry Gruendemann. R0 1 THREE! Coach! Gerald Logan, Earl Lieske, Mike McCorquadale, Jerry Deming, Steve Sather, Bin Gruendemann, Larry Hoffman, Don Ringblom, Jim Jfansell, Bob Finley, Jayson Anderson, Gerald Kuelbs, Mike Forbrook. JUNIOR WE OPPONENT THEY 14 BOYD 7 21 BELVIEW 7 21 WABASSO 7 21 ECHO 0 VARSITY The Jr. High football team was successful in defending the Conference title it has now held for four consecutive years. The main load was carried by the ninth grade boys, most of whom have had two or three years experience. Many of these boys showed promise of being good prospects to aid the varsity next year. The wins were over Boyd, Belview, Wabasso, and Echo. Hanley Falls conceded the game to the Tiger cubs since they could not field a team. One of the most promising points was the number of boys who were out for football. Each year more and more boys come out, thus encouraging the prospects for a winning varsity team. A-TEAM BASKETBALL ROW ONE: John Neunsinger, Roger Zeman, Steven Mahler, Steve Just, Ronald Dewing, Thomas Mathiovetz. ROW TWO: Coach-Mr. Ronald Eiokhoff, Jerry Simonsen, Lawrence Hoffman, David Johnson, Robert Hoffman, Corey Johnson, Richard Zeman, Ass't Coach Mr, Samuel Orton. WE OPPONENT THEY 85 FAIRFAX 69 85 BIR. ST. MARTS 38 57 MORTON 36 63 SLEEPT ETE 48 76 WINTHROP 63 81 BIRD ISLAND 58 72 WABASSO 38 48 GAYLORD 49 70 MORGAN 57 69 WINTHROP 49 64 FAIRFAX 54 68 DMLC H.S. 7 68 SLEEPT ETE 48 65 GIBBON 60 61 MORGAN 50 50 MORTON 48 46 GIBBON 66 69 WALNUT GROVE 48 63 LAMBERTON 51 69 REDWOOD FALLS 52 77 SPRINGFIEID 51 62 TRACT 52 77 GRANITE FALIS 54 54 MINNATCNKA 76 65 HENNING 75 BASKETBALL B-TEAM ROW ONE: Russel Serbus, Bill Hopp, Robert Finley, Steve Satber, Gary Scharfencamp Dan Gruendemann, Jerry Deming. ROW TWO: Ass't. Coach, Mr. Sam Orton, Chuck Bluhm Roger Rieke, Jerry Simonsen, Larry Hofftaan, James ttinsell, Roger Zeman, Jayson Anderson. BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH ROW ONE: Thomas Drealer, Kevin Neunsinger, Allen Julius, James Hofftaan, Rick Gruendemann, Paul Pullen, Donald Ringblom, Steven Menk, Gene Scharfencamp. ROW TWO: Coach, Mr. Logan, Steven Freitag, Larry Gruendemann, Thomas Veigel, John Hopp, Mark Sherman, Paul Larson, Dan Crain, David McCorquodale, John Forsyth, Earl Lieske, ROW THREE: Dennis Dickmeyer, Mike McCorquodale, Steven Rieke, Mike Forbrook, Thomas Zeman, James White, Andre Fox, Patrick McFarland, Lester Zempel, Kenneth Rieke. Baseball ROW ONE: Tony Machtemes, John Nounsinger, Steve Mahler, Dick Zetnan, Tom Mathiowetz, Bob Hoffman, Corey Johnson, Steve Just, Ron Doming. ROW TWO: Jim Leonard, Gary Scharfencamp, Russell Serbus, Roger Zeraan, Bob Finley, Dennis Dickmeyer, Steve Sather, Manager-Charles Lieske, Coach: Mr. Sam Orton. ROW ONE: Paul Simonsen, Larry Hoffman, Richard Valentin, Tom Mathiowetz, Bob Hoffman, Corey Johnson, Ron Deming. ROW TWO: Allan Julius, Steve Monk, Jerry Simonsen, Bill Hopp, Gary Scharfencamp, Jim Leonard, Richard Scharfencamp, Lester Zempel, Mark Sherman, Coach: Mr. Gerald Logan. RCW THREE: Paul Pullen, Ricky Gruendemann, Gary Savela, Jerry Deming, Dan Gruendemann, Eugene Zempel, Jim Hoffman, Earl Lieske. frack ROW ONE� Ron Denting, Dick Zeman, Bob Hoffman. ROW TWO� Steve Just, John Neunsinger, Jo-rcy Johnson, Tony Machtemes, Paul Simonsen. ROw THREE� Tarry Anderson, Russell Serbus, Charles Lieske, Raymond Berg, Roger Zeman, John Benson. RCW FCUR� Bill Hopp, Tom Mathiowetz, Jerry Simonsen, Dave Johnson, Steve Mahler, Charles Bluhm. ROW ONEI Charles Lieske, Tony Machteraes, Naomi Anderson, Mary Nelson, John Keunsinger, George Hacker. RCW TWO: Karla Boyum, Virginia Zempel, Barbara Schueller, Judy Serbus, Linda Wellnitz, Lois Mansell, John Benson. RU THREE: Margaret Valentin, Nancy Davidson, Beverly Just, Gary Scharfencamp, Lloyd Freitag. RCW FtXJR: Dan Wellnitz, Paul Simonsen, Corey Johnson, Joe Chatleain, Don Wolling, Charles Bluhm. ROW ONE: Charles Nordby, Patricia Hopp, Diane Sehueller, Linda Mell, Jim Leonard. RCW TWO: Russell Serbus, Connie Forbrook, Pamela Olson, Dixie Mickelson. ROV THREE: Clare Serbus, William Hopp, Roger Zeman, Judy Johnson, Shirley Hall. ROW FCXJRl Sandy Dickmeyer, Roger Rieke, Raymond Berg, Thomas Kiester, Jerry Simonsen, Rita Benson. ROW ONE� Michael Forbrook, Patrick McFarland, Linda Grunke, Margaret Kokesch, Marilyn Brockway, Lester Zempel, Pat Crain. RCW TWOt Eugene Zempel, Richard Scharfencamp, Steven Hjulberg, Brenda Grunke, Gwenn Sather, Ruth Hillbo. RCW THREE: Kenneth Rieke, Earl Lieske, Gary Savela, Dennis Dickmeyer, Michael McCorquodale, Mark Dummer, Mary Hanlon. ROW FOUR: John Allen, Marie Ziegenhagen, Joyce Kodet, Steven Sather, Jayson Anderson, Ann Larson, Carol Greenburg, Robert Finley. RCW FIVE: Jerry Doming, «erald Kuelbs, Steven Rieke, Larry Hoffman, James Munsell, Daniel Gruendemann. ROW ONE: Daniel Crain, Wayne Freitag, Gail Dingels, Geoffrey Grong, Catherine Goelz, John Hopp, Allen HJulberg. ROW TWO: Eugene Longstrom, Linda Munsell, Kathleen Machtemes, Candace Bock, q Diane Olson, Bonnie Berg, Arlene Schroeder. ROW THREE: Allen Berg, Thomas Drexler, Kevin Q Neunsinger, Brenda Hall, Susan Mumme, Mary Forbrook. RCW FCOR: Thomas Veigel, Larry Gruendemann, Thomas Zeman, Stanley Siegfried, Allen Kokesch, Nancy Schliemann, Ardia Schultz. RCW ONE: April Klinker, Esther Berg, Cynthia Grunke, Gary Dummer, Kenneth Distad, Leo Hacker. RCW TWO: Karen Kuelbs, Janet Kodet, Thomas Olson, John Forsyth, Paul Larson, David McCorquodale, James White. RCW THREE: Douglas Olson, Linda Scharfencamp, Sharon Hopp, Steven Menk, Gary 7 Iantz, Andre Fox. ROW FOJR: Gene Scharfencamp, Barbara Mell, Alice Zempel, Raynette Nelson, Donna Benson. RCW FIVE: Mark Sherman, Paul Pullen, James Hoffman, Donald Ringblom, Ricky Gruendemann, Steven Freitag. Missing: Gale Boyum, John Julius. RCW OHE: Dixie Mickelson, Margaret Valentin, Pat Hopp, Connie Forbrook, Linda Kell, Diane Olson, Bonnie Berg, Candace Bock, Ardis Schultz, Shirley Hall. RCW 1W0: Paul Pullen, Donald Ringblom, John Allen, Brenda Hall, Gail Dingles, Sharron Hopp, Donna 3enson, Linda Munsell, Diane Schueller, Susan Mumme. ROW IHP.KEs Bill Hopp, Mark Sherman, Thomas Zeraan, John Hopp, Paul Larson, James White, Gayle Boyum, Paul Simonsen, Mike Becker. Declamation ONE ACT PLAY CAST: Janet Ramey, Lois Munsell, Phyllis Engel, Mike Becker, Bob Hofftaan. Absent: Lois Zempel. RCW ONE� Beverly Just, Naomi Anderson. ROW TWOl Ruth Hillbo, Arlene Schroedor, Steve Sather, Steve Mahler, Linda Kuelbs. ROW THREEt Patricia Hopp, Candace Bock, Gwenn Sather, Ann Larson, Mark Hillbo, Jerry Simonsen. ROW FOPRi Joyce Kodet, Linda Munsell, Gail Dingels, Kathleen Machtemes, Donna Benson, Douglas Olson, Don Ringblom, Rita Benson. RW FIVEj Marie Ziegenhagen, Mary Hanlon, Linda Grunke, Diane Schueller, Brenda Hall. RCW ONE I Sharon Hopp, Sharon Veigel. RCW TWOl Nancy Davidson, Richard Valentin, Janet Kodet, Gary Lentz. RCW THREEj Sandra Dickmeyer, Larry Anderson, Susan Muame Janet Ramey, Carol Nelson, John Allen. RCW FOCRi Lois Munsell, William Hopp, Jim Munsell, Paul Larson, Nancy Schliemann, Jayson Anderson, Margaret Valentin, Robert Hoffman. RCW FTVEi John Benson, Director, Mr. Donald Ringbloei. BAND and ENSEMBLES SAXOHiONE� JANET RAMEY MIXED WW °NE| Linda Kuelbs, Sharon Veigel, Karla Boyum, Ruth Hillbo, Lorraine Hanlon, Gwenn oather, Ann Larson, Carol Nelson, Nancy Davidson, Linda Olson. RCW TWO� Mary Nelson, Naomi Anderson, Judy Johnson, Pam Olson, Linda Me11, Connie Forbrook, Phyllis Engel, Lois Mansell, Sandra Dickmeyer. RCW THREE: Janet Ramey, Steven HJulberg, Patrick McFarland, Michael McCorquadale, Dennis Dickmeyer, Beverly Just, Rita Benson, Jayson Anderson, John Allen, Steven Sather. RCW FOUR� Mr. Ringblom; Earl Lis Anderson, John AHen, Steven Sather. ROW FCUR� Mr. Ringblomj Earl Lieske, Gary Savela, Jerry Doming, Roger Zeman, Jerry Simonsen, Mark Hillbo, Steven Just, Tom Kiester, Steve Ricke, Larry Hoffman. RCW ONE� James Dingels, John Ruff, David Mumrae, Karsten Rodvik. ROW TWO� Debra Grunke, Susan Forbrook, Susan Gaukstad, Laurie HJulberg, Barbara Greenburg, Gail Kodet, Paul Ziegenhagen. RCW THREE: Jane Gruendemann, Diane Olson, ’Barbara Ricke, Mark Sherman, Victor Johnson, Karen Kuelbs, Shirley Ringblom, James Hoffman. CHORUS Ra ONEi Margaret Valentin, Mario Ziegenhagen, Clare Sorbus, Carol Greenburg, Brenda Grunke, Linda Grunke, Margaret Kokesch, Jane Allen, Patrick Crain. ROW TWO� Judy SeAus, Joyce Kodet, Virginia Zempel, Shirley Hall, Barbara Schueller, Mary McFarland, Di de .dckelson, Marilyn Brockway, Patricia Hopp. RCV’ THREEj Richard Valentin, Jerry Hall, Steven Mahler, Raul Simonsen, James Mansell, Tony Machtemes, John Benson, Bob Finley, John Neunsinger. RCW FCORj David Johnson, Steven Dale, Dick Zeman, Corey Johnson, Steven Schultz, Raymond Berg, Donald Wolling, Michael Becker, Charles Bluhm, Larry Anderson. Annual Staff SITTING: Ass't. Editor-Sandra Klinker, Co-Editors-Linda Olson and Phyllis Engel, Ass't. Busi- ness Manager-Sharon Veigel, Business Manager-Linda Kuelbs. STANDING: Ass't. ftjsiness Manager Mike Becker, Advisor-Mr. Lentz, Ass't. Editor-Bob Hofftnan. Newspaper Staff ROW ONEi Naomi Anderson, Janet Ramey, Carol Nelson, Nancy Davidson. ROW TWO: Shirley Hall, Mary Nelson, Lois Zerapel, Sandra Klinker. RCW THREE� Phyllis Engel, Robert Hoffman, Ron Deming, Judy Serbus, Virginia Zempel. ROW CUE� Barbara Schueller, Lois Munsell, Bev Just, Linda Olson, Jane Allen. RCW TWO� Linda Kuelbs, Steven Just, John Neunsinger, Tony Mach- temes, Linda Me11, Connie Forbrook. RCW THREE� Clare Serbus, Judy Johnson, Margaret Valentin, Karla Boyum, Pat Hopp, Dixie Mickelson. Sandra Dickmeyer. ROW FOORi Rita Benson, Richard Val- entin, Steve Dale, Dick Zeman, Tom Kiester, Mike Becker. ROW ONE� Mary Holtmann, Kathryn Forsyth, Scott Grund, Barbara Eisenbarth, Timothy Radermacher, Gregory Radermacher, Jeffrey Crain, Ricky Huwe, Victor Serbus, Brian Serbus, Loren Zetnple. ROW TWO� Mrs. Hillger; Jeffrey Anderson, Betty Meyers, Deborah Radermacher, Lonnie Senkyr, Claudia Kokesch, Miriam Rodvik, Sandra Breitkreutz, Kathy Serbus, Steven Helms, Lori Sather. ROW THREE� Nancy Freitag, John Schueller, Thomas Hoffman, Joseph Schroeder, Melvin Meyers, Robert Hall, Mary Drexler, Kathleen Kuelbs, John Sander, Laurie Kodet, Nancy Dingels. Missing� Barbara Hale, Minda Triden. 2 ROW ONE� Richard Well, Gary Freitag, William Radermacher, Jeffrey Distad, Huwe. ROW TWO� Mrs. Barrett; Colleen Anderson, Mary Ann Fox, miUm Scharfencamp, Steven Tersteeg, Karen Brockway, Jeffrey Gnrendemann. ROW THREE .Jeff La:won, Wayne Scharfencamp, Jeanette Koupal, Ruth Ann Lee, Gail Poss, Edward Nelson, Robert Ric.ce. RO FOUR� Karen Dickmeyer, Steven McCorquodale, Diane Zeman, Todd Sherman, Ervin Huwe, Douglas Scharfencamp, Paul Gaukstad. Missing� Jennifer Anderson. ROW ONE� Kevin Fox, Paula Grong, Jewel Sather, Diane Savela, Mary Jo Ruff, Donna Mickelson, Trudy Dingels, Brenda Senkyr. RCW TWO� Mrs. Sather; Cynthis Runyon, Constance Tersteeg, Neil Gaukstad, Francis Machtemas, Patrick Serbus, Rodney Sertous, Therese Serbus, Michael Freitag, Duane Robben. ROW THREE: Jan Lee, Thomas Simonsen, Toni Crain, Bernard Goelz, Debra Nelson, Gregory Holtmann, Janice Brockway, Jeffrey Olson, Julie Duramer, Rodney Sander. ROW FOUR: Sean Ness, Kevin Thompson, William Hale, Mark Kodet, Jeffrey Rademacher, Mark Bethke, Linda Rieke, Ricky Freitag, Roger Dagner, Deanna Hoffman. RCW ONE: Barbara Koupal, Martha ftcdvik, Pamela Hall, Ruth Goelz, Linda Freitag, Michael Neunsinger, Debra Distad. RCW TWO: Mrs. Bracey; Kathryn Huwe, Randy Ahrens, Pamela Huwe, Charles Gruendemann, Julie Hjulberg, Cynithis Poss, Carmen Anderson, Thomas Gruendemann. ROW THREE: Carol McCorquodale, David Mansell, Ray Munsell, Randy Kwam, Debra Sherman, Teresa Forsyth, Susan Savela, Randy Grunke. ROW FOUR: Douglas Freitag, Roberta Lieske, Cynthis Kokesch, Dean Serbus, Kristin Johnson, Christopher Poss, Larry Waldengen, Garnett Pederson. Missing: Jan Triden. RCW Oil-: Diane Drexler, Ronald iempel-, Xim Anderson, Rqyco Hall, David Savela, Jeffrey Buboltz. ROW WO: Margie Distad, Connie Helms, James Sander, Randall Hall, Geralyn Eisenbarth, Deborah Tersteeg, Therese Crain. RCW THREE: Mrs. Roepke; Valerie Koupal, Mark Machtemes, Dennis Hanlon, Paul Dummer, Dallas Bock, Allen Raderraacher. RCW FOUR: David Davidson, Wayne Olson, Curtis Sather, Carol Robben, Rebecca Olson, Pamela Lothert. Missing: Judy Triden. ROW ONE: June Klinker, usbra Grunke, David Mumme, James Dingels, Susan Forbrook, John Ruff, AJle Kutzke. ROW TWO: Jeffrey Bethke, Blair Anderson, Barbara Greenburg, Gail Kodet, Lee Ann t Schueller, Laurie Hjulberg, Barbara Goelz, Charles Crain, Mr. Lemke. RCW THREi,: David Dickmeyer, O Christine Kokesch, Paul Ziegenhagen, Duane Sander, nichael Serbus, Susan Gaukstad, Karsten Rodvik. RCW FOUR: Robert Fox, Victor Johnson, Janet, foiling, Barbara Ricke, Shirley Ringblom, Jane Gruendemann, Ricky Helms. Missing: Steven Triden. GIRLS RCX-i ONE} Jane Allen, Linda Grunke, Margaret Kokesch, Mary Nelson, Naomi Anderson-Vice President; Viijginia Zempel, Barbara Schueller, Mary McFarland, Brenda Grunke, Sandra Klinker. RCW TWO} Janet Ramey, Lois Zempel, Gwenn Sather, Ann Larson, Margaret Valentin, Marie Ziegenhagen, Carol Nelson-Treasurer; Pat Hopp, Diane Schueller, Ruth Hillbo, Linda Kuelbs. RCW THREE} Mrs. Ludtke-Advisor; MaryHanlon, Clare Serbus, Joyce Kodet, Shirley Hall, Linda Olson, Sharon Veigel, Linda Mell, Connie Forbrook, Linda Wellnitz, SITTING} Robert Hoffman, President-Michael Becker, Advisor-Mrs. George Foss, Vice- President-Fhyllis Engel, Secretary-Treasure-Nancy Davidson, Tony Machtemes. RCW ONE} Sandra Dickmeyer, Candace Bock, Brenda Grunke, John Allen, Roger Zeman, James Hoffman. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA HO.' ONE� Mr. Krcil. Advisors Dean Hopp, Sentinnel; Tony Nachtemes, Reporter: Paul Simonsen. Treasurer; Ron Demin?, Secretary; Larry Anderson, Vice-President; Steve Dale, President. ROW TWO; Dennis Dickmeyer, Charles Hordby, George Hacker, Patrick McFarland, Steve H.julberg, Mike Forbrook, Pat Crain, Richard Scharfencamp, Eugene Zempel. RCW THREE; Roger Zeman, Gary Scharfencamp, James Leonard, Tom Kiester, Danny Wellnitz, Earl Lieske, Gary Savela, Kenneth Rieke. ROW FOUR; Lloyd Freitag, James Munsell, Gerald Kuelbs, Charles Lieske, Russell Serbus, Jayson Anderson, Steven Sather, Robert Finley, John Allen, Michael McCorquadale, Mark Dumner, Jerry Deming. RCW FIVE; John Benson, Joe Chatleain, Jerry Simonsen, Donald Wolling, Steve Schultz, Richard Valentin, Dave Johnson, Larry Hoffman, Charles Bluhm, Steven Ricke, Roger Rieke, Bill Hopp, Raymond Berg. Daniel Gruendemann. THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY Major Rumbold Mike Becker Ruth Norris Carol Nelson Betty Calladine Sandra Klinker Mrs. John Calladine Linda Olson Mrs. John Norbury Janet Ramey Mark Ablett Tom Mathiowetz Angela Norbury Phyllis Engel Inspector Birch Dick Zeman Joe Turner Ron Doming Matthew Cayley Steve Just SENIOR CLASS T L A Y CAfwL PLAYS PARTI 11 INSPECTOR oIRCH INTERRIGATES DEFENSELESS ELSISIt Bill 3everley Mrs. Stevens Audrey Stevens Antony Gillingham Director Mark Hillbo Linda Kuelbs Sharon Veigel Bob Hoffman Mr. KcNary DEFIANCE OF DAVID CHARLES JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Margaret Valentin Miss Teale Bev Just Mrs. Charles oiry Machtemes Mr. Charles cob Hoffman Mr. Graining John Neunsinger David Charles Naomi Anderson Sherry John Benson Dewey Dan Wellnitz Virginia Zempel Charles Lieske Lois Munsell Mary Nelson Nancy Davidson Judy Serbus Paul Simonson Binge Lottie S turkey Glayds Miss Betts Faye Ellis Jonie Nap MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL SWING BAND ENTERTAINS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM FAIR-; LAND ROMANCE ENJOYING THE MUSIC BANQUET WISHING '.’FILTH O'Malley's Clothing-Shoes Aocordians, Guitars, Banjos, Amplifiers New and Used—All Prices Fairfax, Minnesota William's Studio Quality Photography Portraits Natural Color Weddings Commercial Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone 637-2210 Contact Klaus Accordians, Guitars, New Ulm or Ann Sailor at Franklin; Lessons given by Ann Sailor F R A N K L I N P R 0 D U C E EGGS EGGS EGGS Elmer and Clarence Sather Manager, The best in telephone service S i 1 a s L a r s o n Franklin, Minnesota Minnesota Valley Telephone Company F For the Very Best in FOR ALL YOUR SOFT WATER NEEDS JUST CALL till qq vitlU hey OilllGAN MAN.' «pan Fairfax, Minnesota Phone 6-6161 THE oTORE MUSIC Magnovox, Stereo, and Televisions Piano Organ Sales Band Instruments m— Sheet Music Records Redwood Falls, Minnesota 9 AIRFAX RAIN UPPLI Palmer Sundahl, Manager - Phone 6-4251 GRAIN - SEED - Feed - Fertilizer Custom Cleaning - Custom Grinding Fairfax, Minnesota Schmidts Market Meat Processing Lockers Franklin, Minnesota Chet's Garage Need it Fixed? 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Leonid Brezhnev, during a meeting of world Communists in Moscow on November 6. Alexei Kosygin, Soviet premier, is at right. They Died in ‘61—'These world figures died during the year. From left are Prime Minister Nehru of India, General Douglas McArthur of the United States and former President Herbert Hoover. Stretcher Cases—Wounded white hos- New President—Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat (right) was formally notified in Rome on the night of December 28 that he had been elected president of Italy. World Events in Review—1964 tages and Belgian paratroopers were carried from rescue plane at Leopold- ville after it arrived from Stanleyville November 24. The paratroopers de- scended on the rebel-held Congo city just as a massacre of hostages began, and their quick work saved the lives of hundreds. Pope Visits India—The 38th International Eucharistic Congress opened in Bombay. India, on November 28. In December, Pope Paul VI made the longest papal journey in history to attend sessions of the congress. Alliance Talks—British Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker, left, talked with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn on November 15 during efforts to find a compromise on a new nuclear force for the trou- bled Atlantic Alliance. IVinnie at 90 — Winston Churchill acknowledged :heers of well-wishers who gathered outside the vindow of his Hyde Park home in London on November 30. The occasion was his 90th birthday. t Tokyo, Japan—William H. Mills (left) of the I'. S. A., led Mohamed Gam moudi of Tunisia across the finish line to win the Olympic 10,000 meter event on October 14. Swampy Victory—A group of Viet Cong prisoners sat quietly in Camau last Oc- tober while guarded by armed South Vietnamese troops. The prisoners w’erc among those captured during a major battle on the Camau peninsula. Reunions at the Wall—An East German mother embraced her West German chil- dren last November at the Helmstedt railway station after the border dividing East and West Germany was opened for the first time since 1961 for East Germans. Change of Power— Alexei Kosygin. 60. left, and Leonid Brezhnev, 57, respectively, were named to be premier of the Soviet In ion and secretary of the Communist party on October 15. They took over the posts vacated by the resig- nation of Nikita Khrushchev. Space Team 1 Velcomed — Cosmonauts Konstantin Feoktistov, Col. Vladimir Komarov and Dr. Boris Yegorov, left to right, waved to the crowd from an auto during their greeting in Moscow on October 19. The trio had just returned from a 16-orbit flight in space in the “Vokshod.” 1� • • ■ •V • • - : , ■' . v f :.'■£ 'i 's-ts.,