Franklin High School - Atom Yearbook (Franklin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1968 volume:

} In August, flood waters of the Chena River in Alaska caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. Fif- teen thousand residents of Fairbanks were evacuated. 8. In July. 4.700 Federal troops were called in to suppress rioting in Detroit. Michigan Many other cities experienced similar riots during 1967. 9 On November 9. following years of preparation and the expenditure of billions of dollars, the first giant Saturn rocket was launched from Cape Kennedy. 10 UCLA's basketball team, featuring 7-foot. 2-mch LewAlcmdor. was undefeated in 1967 and could con- ceivably set an all time win record during 1968. 11 Secretary Robert C. Weaver looks over a possible solution to part of the pollution problem, a mimcar which features a small gasoline-electric engine 12. In January, a record-smashing 26 inches of snow fell m Chicago in 29 hours and brought the entire area to a virtual standstill for more than a week. Pictures Courtesy of William s Studio 1968 WE, THE CLASS OF OF FRANKLIN PUBLIC SCHOOL, DEDICATE THIS ATOM TO MR H. A. MAHLER The graduating class of 1968 discovered that it is difficult to choose a person to dedicate an annual toj but after careful deliberation, we chose you. Hr. Mahler, for a varied number of reasons. Our last year of high school has also been your final year. You have been with us for the last ten years as superintendent of Franklin Public School. Those ten years have ended a long, fine career in school administration of thirty-five years. Just as we are leaving with many happy memories, we are sure you are leaving with the same. We realize that one of your greatest contributions to our school has been all the hard work it took to get many new improvements made on the school, which include: all of the new lights in the high school, and the remodeling of the business room, science room, music room, and library. Most remembered of all is the new addition, including the gymnasium and new classrooms. We especially wish to thank you for getting the new lights in the gym in time for our Senior Class Play, which certainly helped in the success of the play. Another memory we can all share is our Senior Class Trip to Lake Okaboji, which you chaperoned. Even though you will no longer be a member of the school administration, you will always be in our hearts and minds and throughout those of the community. Mr. Gerald Barney- Consumers Math General Science Basketball Football Biology Physical Education Mr. Douglas Meyer Advanced Math Geometry Algebra I Algebra II Physics Mrs. George Foss Penmanship Geography Algebra I Math Art Mr. Edwin Lentz Principal F A C u L T Y Mr. Merlyn O'Malley American History World History Football Social Speech Sr. Class Play Declam Mrs. Randolph Jolstad Teacher's Aide Mrs. Roy Berg Home Economics Health Mrs. R. A. Jonason English Declam to. Donald Ringblom Elementary Music Ensembles Chorus Band to. Gene Krohnberg Bookkeeping Shorthand I II Typing Basketball Baseball Football F A C u L T Y Miss Constance Forbrook Assistant Librarian Miss Helen Haley Librarian Mrs. Leslie Jarvis English Civics Jr. Class Play One Act Play Declam Mrs. James Barnes Physical Education Cheerleading Coach to. Robert Krcil Agriculture Mech. Ag. p E R S o N N E L Mrs. Frank Allen C 0 0 X s Alice McFarland and Virginia Julius Mr. Lee Hoffman a Mrs. Cornelia Hillger, teacher. RCW ONES Wendy Hall, Julie Distad, Linda i Zempel, Gregory Neunsinger, Carmen Lee, Scott Sherman. ROW TJO: Mary A Radermacher, Philip Ziegenhagen, Robert Olson, Kurt Forsyth, Greg Kachtem- es, Darcee Mickelson, Robert Genzler, Jon McCarthy. RCW THREE: Robert Meyer, Lisa Forbrook, Dale Robben, Janet Hoffman, Brian Ness, Lucinda Johnson, Tammie Berg, Karen Poss, Leland Larson. Mrs. Mary Murphy, teacher. RCW ONE: Russell Hermen, Marsha Breikreutz, Lori Me Carthy, Karen Radermacher, Denise Senkyr, Ann Rodvik, RCW TWO: Mary Crain, Joyce Nevin, Lori Brown, Michele Ness, Thomas Triden, Margaret Fox, and Kathy Johnson. ROW THREE: LaAnn Diekmeier, Gene Wolling, Scott Olson, Loni Lund, ) Patricia Hale, Barbara Schroeder, Diane Robben, Timothy Scharfencamp. Absent: £. Beatrice Sherman. 3 Mrs. Helen Buerkle, teacher. RCW ONE: Jeffrey Ruff, Lola Lee, Jeffrey Douma, Rosalyn Hall, Nancy Buboltz, Randy Distad. ROW TWO: Joseph Serbus, Douglas Koupal, Perry Ziegenhagen, Gregory Radermacher, Timothy Radermach- er, David Genzler, Jane Ei3enbarth. ROW THREE: Cindy HJulberg, Ricky Huwe, Brian Pederson, Brenda Kvam, Deborah Scharfencamp, Debra Mell, James For- brook, Robert Senkyr, ROW FOUR: Michele Bock, Leslie Munsell, Philip Nevin, Gary Jensen, Michael Schroeder, Owen Anderson, and Ronald McCarthy. Mrs. Theresa Bracey, teacher. ROW ONE: Loren Zempel, Kathryn rorsyth, Mary Holt- mann, Victor Serbus, Jeffrey Crain, Barbara Eisenbarth. ROW TWO: Miriam Rodvik, Nancy Dingels, Lori Sather, Jeffrey Lund, Betty Lou Meyers, Lonnie Senkyr, Minda Triden. ROW THREE: Juliet Lund, Kathleen Serbus, Laurie Kodet, John Schuel- ler, Kathleen Kuelbs, John Sander, Deborah Radermacher, Sandra Breitkreutz. j ROW FOUR: Bryan Huwe, Mary Drexler, Barbara Hale, Nancy Freitag, Thomas 4t- Hoffman, Joseph Schroeder, Robert Hall. Absent: Jeffrey Grunke, Brian Serbus. 5 Mrs. Gloria Kemkes, teacher. ROW ONE: William Raderraacher, Francis Mach- temes, Scott Scharfencarap, Gary Freitag, Jeffrey Distad. ROW TWO: Richard Mell, Colleen Anderson, Douglas Scharfencarap, Edward Nelson, Mary Fox, Rodney Serbus, Jeanette Koupal: ROW THREE: Ruth Ann Lee, Mark Jensen, Jennifer Anderson, Robert Ricke, Paul Gaukstad, Gail Poss. ROW FOUR: Jeff Larson, Karen Dickmeyer, Diane Zeman, Todd Sherman, Duane Robben, Steven McCorquodale, DeAnn Scheerhorn. Mr. Howard Lerake, teacher� ROW ONE: Trudy Dingels, Kevin Fox, Donna Mickelson, Theresa Serbus, Jewel Sather, Diane Savela, Mary Jo Ruff, Brenda Senkyr. ROW TWO: Gregory Holtraann, Cynthia Runyon, Donna Douma, Jeffrey Olson, Toni Crain, Neil Gaukstad, Bark Bethke. ROW THREE: William Hale, Thomas Simonsen, Rodney Sander, Jan Lee, Norma Genzler, Mark Kodet, Ricky Freitag, Bernard Goelz. RCW FOUR: Julie Dummer, Sean Ness, Kevin Thompson, Deanna Hoffman, Linda Ricke, Roger T Degner, Debra Nelson. Absent: Mike Freitag, Jeff Raderraacher, Pat Serbus. W ROW ONE: Randall Grunke, Martha Rodvik, Susan Savela, David Munsell, Ray Munsell, Thomas Gruende- mann, Cynthia ?oss, Pamela Hall. ROW TWO: Michael Neunsinger, Carmen Anderson, Teresa Forsyth, Julie Hjulberg, Linda Freitag, Debra Distad, Ruth Goelz, Barbara Koupal. ROW THREE: Randy Ahrens, Dean Serous, Christopher Poss, Debra Sherman, Randy Kvam, Larry Woldengen, Carol McCorquodale, Jan Triden. ROW FOUR: Pamela Huwe, Roberta Lieske, Garnett Pederson, Patricia Oenzler, Douglas Freitag, Kristin Johnson, Kay Colwell. 7 ROW ONE: Royce Hall, David Savela, Rick Emerson, Kim Anderson, Jeffrey Buboltz. RW TWO: Ger- ROW FOUR: Carol Robben, Curtis Sather, Paul Dummer, Wayne Olson, Rebecca Olson, Mark Macht , Valerie Koupal Absent: Daniel Oenzler ROW ONE: John Ruff, June Klinker, Susan Forbrook, Debra Grunke, Laurie Hjulberg, Charles Crain ROW TWO: Barbara Goelz, Susan Gaukstad, Karsten Rodvik, Jeffrey Bethke, Kirk Jensen, David Mum- me, Jane Gruendemann. ROW THREE: Rebecca Lund, Paul Ziegenhagen, Blair Anderson, Steven Triden. ROW FOUR: Robert Fox, Barbara Ricke, Steven Serbus, Victor Johnson, Michael Serbus, Shirley Ringblom, Duane Sander Absent: David Dickmeyer, Lee Ann Schueller, Janet Wolling Treasurer: Kirk Jensen, Vice President: Laurie Hjulberg, President: Steve Triden Vice President: Allen Julius, Secretary: Mark Sherman, Treasurer: John Forsyth, President: James White ROW ONE: Cynthia Grunke, Esther Berg, Karen Kuelbs, Alice Zerapel, Barbara Mell, April Klinker. ROW TWO: Leo Hacker, Janet Kodet, Raynette Nelson, Linda Scharfencamp, Andre Fox, Douglas Olson, Donna Benson, Sharron Hopp, Kenneth Distad ROW THREE: David McCorquodale, Thomas Olson, Stev- en Menk, James White, Gary Lentz, Gary Dummer, Neil Jensen, John Forsyth. ROW FOUR: Gene Sch- arfencamp, Paul Larson, Mark Sherman, Don Ringblom, Steven Freitag, Jerry Genzler, Allen Julius. Absent: James Hoffman. ROW ONE: Candace Bock, Gail Dingels, Diane Olson, Arlene Schroeder, Catherine Goelz. ROW TWO: Kathleen Machtemes, Linda Munsell, Deborah Jensen, Margaret Serbus, Bonnie Berg, Susan Mumme. ROW THREE: Allan Berg, John Hopp, Nancy Schliemann, Brenda Hall, Daniel Crain, Mary Fororook, Wayne Frietag. ROW FOUR: Ardis Schultz, Thomas Drexler, Stanley Siegfried, Thomas Zeman, Thomas Veigal, Kevin Neunsinger, Eugene Longstrom, Allan Hjulberg. Heyi Look at this 11 JUNIORS President: Tom Zeman Vice Pres: Gail Dingels Secretary: Mary Forbrook Treasurer: Kathleen Machtemes Sock it to me J 1001, 1002, 1003, Ride 'em TommieU JUNIOR CLASS PLAY YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman directed by Mrs. Les Jarvis Cast Penelope Sycamore Essie ...... Rheba ...... Paul Sycamore . . Mr. De Pinna. . . Ed............. Donald...... Martin Vanderhof. Alice Henderson . . . . Tony Kirby. . . • Boris Kolenkhov . Gay Wellington . Mr. Kirby . . . . Mrs. Kirby. . . . Three Men . . . . Olga But it's so easyJ Left 2,3... Right 2,3... ..... Susan Mumme .... .Gail Dingels . .Kathleen Machtemes . . .Nancy Schliemann ...... John Hopp ..... .Tom Veigel . . .Kevin Neunsinger . . .Eugene Longstrom ..... Brenda Hall ...... Dan Crain ...... Tom Zeman .... Stan Siegfried ..... Bonnie Berg ... .Allan Hjulberg .... .Candace Bock .......... Alan Berg Tom Drexler Wayne Freitag . . . . Debbie Jensen BACKSTAGE WORKERS : Ardis Schultz, Peggy Serbus, Cathe Goelz, Linda Munsell, Mary Forbrook, St. Director: Arlene Schroe- der, Diane Olson. Mah Laud, What's Happeninl Well Lord, here we are again. Junior Queen Lisa Forbrook Queen Kathy Lund Grand Marshall Jerry Deming Junior King Jon McCarthy Attendants: Dennis Dickmeyer Ruth Hillbo Sue Colwell John Allen HOMECOMING 19 6 7 Junior Royalty The class of � 68 was determined to have the best Homecoming festivities ever. They even went so far as to build two bonfires. But this was only because the first one was BURNT TO THE GROUND a day early. Did this stop the mighty Seniors! NoJ They went on to build a bigger ?nd better bonfire in only one day. How did they do this? With sweat and toil and mid- night oilj As planned, the coronation ceremonies were held on Thursday night, October 5, 1967. The parade, led by the High School band, marched to the athletic field, where the cheerleaders led a short pep Test. This was followed by the coronation of Queen Kathy and Grand Marshall Jerry. The next day, true to the slogan, Bomb the Blue- jays, the mighty Franklin Tigers did indeed bomb the Bluejays with a score of 18 to 13. That evening the students danced to the music of the Vem Schmidt band. This concluded the 1967 Home- coming. Hit ’em again! Harderii IvflCSa A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Captain - Arlene Schroeder, Brenda Hall, Ruth Hillbo, Lorraine Hanlon. CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: Jerry Deming, Dennis Dickmeyer, Steve Sather, Mike McCorquodale, Gary Savela, Gerald Kuelbs, Assistant Coach Barney, Coach O'Malley. ROW TWO: Student Manager Jim White, Gary Lentz, Tom Zeman, Kevin Neunsinger, Stan Siegfried, Jim Hoffman, Mark Sherman, Neil Jensen, Dan Crain. VARSITY SCORES wt THEY 21' Boyd 7 UO Echo o 26 Balaton 1 5 19 Wabasso 20 18 Belview 13 12 Cottonwood 25 Hanley Falls forfeited to us. FOOTBALL Co-captains: Jerry Deming, Gerald Kuelbs ROW ONE: Coach Krohnberg, Ray Munsell, David Munsell, David Savela, Randy Ahrens, RandaL HalL Kim Anderson. RCW TWO: Charles Crain, Dean Serbus, Steve Triden, Jeff Bethke, Mark Machtemes, Rodvik°Pher P0SS RCW THREE: Kirk Jensen James Dingels, Blair Anderson, Curtis Sather, K� rstea Junior High A Zeman, TAom ROM ONE: Kevin Neunsinger, Jim Hoffman, Bob Finley, Jerry Doming, Stanley X tdlll Siegfried, Jim Munsell. ROM WO: Assistant Coach Barney, Gary Savela, Tom Tom Veigal, Neil Jensen, Allan Hjulberg, Student Manager Jim White, Coach Krohnberg. BASKETBALL RCW ONE: Allan Hjulberg, Mark Sherman, Tom Zeman, Tom Veigal, David Dickmeyer, Neil Jensen, Coach g Barnejr Dineels Duane Sander, Steve Serbus, Allan Julius, Steve Menk, Chuck Crain, Jim White. A Scores Franklin 75 Fairfax 55 Franklin 1 1 Morton 58 Franklin 57 BISM 56 Franklin 6h Sleepy Eye 1 9 Franklin 67 Winthrop 61 Franklin 51 Gaylord 60 Franklin 55 Wood Lake 76 Franklin 58 Morgan 51 Franklin 51 DMLHS 60 Franklin 1 8 Winthrop 68 Franklin 61 Fairfax 56 Franklin 63 Sleepy Eye 58 Franklin 69 Gibbon 1 5 Franklin 80 Morgan 75 Franklin 56 Morton 75 Franklin 75 Wabasso 66 Franklin 91 Gibbon 51 TOURNEY Franklin 90 Gibbon 55 Franklin 62 Belview 71 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL RCW ONEs Steve Triden, Dennis Hanlon, Garnett Pederson, Larry Woldengen, Ray Munsell, Dean Serbus Kim Anderson. RCW TOO: David Munsell, David Savela, Mark Machtemes, Jeff Bethke, Kirk Jensen, Karsten Rodvik, Dallas Bock. RCW THREE: Paul Ziegenhagen, Paul Dummer, Victor Johnson, Bob Fox, James Sander, Randy Hall. The Junior High Basketball team turned out to be the most successful athletic team at Franklin during the 1967-68 school year. During the season the team did not look like an outfit that would win a tournament. However, they jelled in time and turned in three convincing wins in the Junior High Tourn- ament, which was held here at Franklin. They defeated Gib- bon 35-19 in the opening round. Sleepy Eye by a Us-35 score in the semifinalsj and Gaylord by a score of U2-35 in the champ- ionship game. This was the Tiger's second championship in history. The first one came in 19ls7. Congratulations boys on a fine team effort, and a job well done. 18 ROW ONEi Kevin Neunsinger, Steve Hjulberg, Bob Finley, Dennis Dickmeyer, Jerry Deming, Stan Sieg- fried, Allan Hjulberg. R(W TWO: Coach Mr. Krohnberg, Gary Lentz, Paul Larson, David Dickmeyer, Jim Hoffman, Jim Dingels, Blair Anderson, Neil Jensen, Student Manager Jim White. BASEBALL BASEBALL WE THEY 2 Fairfax 3 u Winthrop 5 8 Morgan 7 0 Lamberton 5 U Morton 3 9 Sleepy Eye 8 0 Gaylord 1 TOORNEY 0 Springfield 1 TRACK ROW ONE: Kirk Jensen, David Savela, Mike Neunsinger, Randy Ahrens, Paul Ziegenhagen, Rick Emer- son. ROW TWO: Coach Mr. Meyer, Blair Anderson, Steve Serbus, Duane Sander, Victor Johnson, Bob Fox, Jim Dingels. SITTING: Kenneth Rieke, Sec.-Treas. Arlene Schroeder, Pres. John Allen, Vice Pres. Brenda Grunke, Advisor Mrs. Foss. STANDING: David Munsell, Duane Sander, John Forsyth, Tom Zeman, Shirley Ring- blom, Donna Benson, Valerie Koupal. STUDENT COUNCIL LETTERMEN ’ S CLUB ROW ONE: Mr. O'Malley, Sec.-Treas. Tom Zeman, Pres. Gerald Kuelbs, Mike McCorquodale, Mr. Krohn- berg. ROW TWO: Mr. Barney, Jim White, Gary Savela, Steve Hjulberg, Gary Lentz, Don Ringblom. ROW THREE: Paul Larson, Dan Crain, Neil Jensen, Stanley Siegfried, Allan Hjulberg, ROW FOUR Steve Sather, Dennis Dickmeyer, Vice Pres. Jerry Deming, Bob Finley, Mark Sherman, Kevin Neun- singer. 20 ROW ONE: Ruth Hillbo, Lorraine Hanlon, Treas. Arlene Schroeder, Advisor Mrs Berg, Pres. Sue Colwell, Vice Pres. Brenda Hall, Sec. Paulette Serbus. RCW TWO: Susan Forbrook, June Klinker, Barbara Goelz, Kathy Lund, Laurie Hjulberg, Debra Grunke j Ester Berg, Cindy Grunke, April Klinker. ROW THREE: Karen Kuelbs, Kathy Goelz, Susan Gaukstad, Candy Bock, Becky Lund, Gail Kodet, Jane Gruenderaann, Diane Olson, Alice Zempel. RCW FOUR: Raynette Nelson, Barb ‘fell, Gail Dingels, Kathy Machtemes, Bonnie Berg, Mary Forbrook, Gwenn Sather, Linda Munsell, Susan Mumme, Brenda Grunke, Sharron Hopp, Janet Kodet. RCW FIVE: Linda Scharfencamp, Marie Ziegenhagen, Debbie Jen- sen, Shirley Ringblom, Ardis Schultz, Joyce Kodet, Barb Ricke, Linda Grunke, Peg Serbus, Nancy Schlieman, Donna Benson. PEP CLUB Boy s State Allan Hjulberg Girlls State Arlene Schroeder Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Peggy Kokesch 21 ROW ONE: Pres. Eugene Zerapel, Vice Pres. Jerry Deming, Sec. Tom Zeman, Treas. John Allen, Sent'l. Tom Drexler, Reporter Tom Veigal, Advisor Mr. Krcil. RCW TWO: Jack Ruff, Jeff Bethke, Kirk Jen- sen, Duane Sander, David Mumme, Leo Hacker, Kenneth Distad, Paul Ziegenhagen, Karsten Rodvik, Blair Anderson, Steve Triden. RCW THREE: Chuck Crain, Pat Crain, John Forsyth, Tom Olson, Mark Dummer, Lester Zempel, David McCorquodale, Doug Olson, Gary Dummer, Michael Serbus, Jim Dingels. ROW FOUR: Dan Crain, Andre Fox, John Hopp, Dennis Dickmeyer, Bob Finley, Victor Johnson, Wsyne Freitag, Alan Berg, Allan Hjulberg, Steve Menk, Jim White, Gene Scharfencamp. Bob Fox. RCW FIVE: Jerry Oenzler, Pat McFarland, Jayson Anderson, Steve Hjulberg, Stan Siegfried, Larry Hoffman, Steve Ricke, Steve Freitag, Earl Ldeske, Mark Sherman, Allan Julius, Eugene Longstrom, Steve Ser- bus. Chapter Sweetheart Peggy Serbus John Alien-Chapter Speaker Region 5 winner in FFA Speaking Contest and Lth in State. This year the FFA raised pheasants as a conservation project. Blair Anderson is shown here releasing them. In a program sponsored by the Quaker Oats Co. Allen Kokesch was named Champion Oats Produ- cer for the states of Minnesota and Iowa. Tom Zeman wa3 Reserve Champion. Their Advisor was Mr. Robert E. Krcil. SITTINGS Tri-Editors - Sue Colwell, Ann Larson and Peggy Kokesch. Business Managers - John Allen and Brenda Grunke. STANDINGS Ass't Editor Paulette Serbus, Advisor Mr. I«ntz, Ass't. Editor Qwenn Sather. REPORTERS AND TYPISTS ROW ONEs Esther Berg, Bonnie Berg, Paulette Serbus, April Klinker. ROW TWOs Peggy Kokesch, Donna Benson, Cindy Grunke, Lorraine Hanlon, Ruth Hillbo ROW THREEs Peggy Serbus, Diane Olson, Candy 3ock, Raynette Nelson, Kathy Lund, Kathleen Machternes. ROW FOURs Linda Grunke, Susan Murane, Debbie Jensen, Sue Colwell, Linda Munsell, Marie Zieeenhagen, Joyce Kodet. SITTINGS Cub Ed. Arlene Schroe- der. Co-eds. John Allen and Jay Anderson, Cub Ed. Nancy Schlie- mann. Sports Ed. Steve Sather. STANDINGS Sports Ed. Jin Hoff- man, Exchange Ed. Susan Mumme, Art Eds. Brenda Hall and Gail Dingles, Business Mgrs. Brenda Grunke and Gwenn Sather. Ex- change Eds. Marie Ziegenhager. and Joyce Kodet. 23 ROW ONE: Lee Ann Schueller, Laurie HJulberg, Martha Rodvik, Julie HJulberg, Terry Crain, Cindy Pose, Carmen Anderson, Susan Savela, Debbie Distad. ROW TWO: Brenda Hall, Gail Dingels, Carol Mc- Corquodale, Kristin Johnson, Debbie Sherman, Chris Poss, Roberta Lieske, David Munsell, Mrs. Jon- ason. RCW THREE: Mr. O'Malley, Peggy Serbus, Linda Grunke, Arlene Schroeder, Candy Bock, Peggy Kokesch, Marie Ziegenhagen, Nancy Schlieraann, Chuck Crain. RON FOUR: Paul Larson, Don Ringblom John Allen, Susan Mumme, Paulette Serbus, Ann Larson, Susan Gaukstad, Eugene Longstrora, Bob Fox. DECLAMATION Franklin can be very proud of it's showing in declamation this year. Seven students ad- vanced through the sub-district contest to the district finals. They were Nancy Schliemann and Susan Mumme in nonoriginal oratory, Brenda Hall in storytelling, Paulette Serbus and Don Ring- blom in dramatic, and John Allen and Eugene Longstrom in original oratory. Eugene and Don were selected as alternates to the regional contest. John went all the way through the region to the state finals, where he received a 'B' rating. Congratulations, Alll We hope that these fine performances will be kept up in the future. 24 SUB-DISTRICT WINNERS RCW ONE: Brenda Hall, Susan Mumme, Paulette Serbus, Nancy Schliemann. RCW TWO: John Allen, Don Ringblom, Eugene Longstrom. SENIOR CLASS PLAY •♦DINO11 by Kristen Sergei, directed by Mr. Merlyn O'Malley. Cast Dino Falcaro Mr. Sheridan . . . . Shirley . . Jackie Miss Haines Danny . Mike McCorquodale Assistant to Director. . Steve Student Director .... Sylvia Prompters. ....... Della Steve Hjulberg Pat . Marie Ziegenhagen Lights Bea Music f r , Earl Lieske Mr. Mandel Larry Hoffman Tony Falcaro Ticket Sales ...... Mrs. Falcaro Ushers Mr. Falcaro Mark Dummer Mrs. Mikula . . . . . Gerald Kuelbs First Young Girl. . . Les Zempel Second Young Girl . . 2nd Boy 3rd Boy Uth Boy An actress's agonyJi Ick, red lipsticklWJ Artist at work4i ROW ONE: Candy Bock, Gail Kodet, Debbie Sherman. ROW WO: Steve Sather, Ruth Hillbo, Susan Sav- ela, Linda Munsell, Roberta Lieske, Pam Lothert. RCW THREE: Cindy Poss, Arlene Schroeder, Gwenn Sather, Gary Lentz, Jack Ruff, Jim Dingels, Cindy Grunke, Shirley Ringblom, Karen Kuelbs. ROW FOUR: Debbie Grunke, Jane Gruendemann, Carmen Anderson, Terry Forsyth, Joyce Kodet, Gail Dingels, Ann Larson. ROW FIVE: Allen Julius, Tom Gruendemann, Mr. Ringblom. BAND And Clarinet Quartet Gwenn Sather Candy Bock Arlene Schroeder Steve Sather ENSEMBLES Saxophone Quartet Dallas Bock Gary Lentz Shirley Ringblom Karen Kuelbs Saxophone Solo Gary Lentz Baritone Solo John Allen Trumpet Solo Don Ringblom ROW ONE: Martha Rodvik, Terri Crain, Margie Distad. ROW WO: Carol McCorquodale, Kathleen Kach- temes, Becky Lund, Susan Forbrook, Geralyn Eisenbarth, Barb Ricke. ROW THREE: Raynette Nelson, Janet Kodet, Susan Muirane, Dallas Bock, Curtis Sather, Val Koupal, John Allen ROW FOUR: Don Ring- blom, Gary Savela, David Mumme, Kristin Johnson, Denny Hanlon, Kenneth Distad, Paul Ziegenhagen, Steve Triden, Kim Anderson, Paul Dummer, Paul Larson, Nancy Schliemann, Jay Anderson ROW FIVE: Brenda Hall, Julie Hjulberg, Susan Gaukstad, Laurie Hjulberg, Linda Grunke, Lorraine Hanlon, Jeff Bubolta, Marie Ziegenhagen. Trumpet Trio Karsten Rodvik Don Ringblom Donna Benson Drum Combo Brenda Hall Laurie Hjulberg Linda Grunke Lorraine Hanlon Susan Gaukstad Marie Ziegenhagen Junior Band ROW ONE: Donna Mickelson, Jewel Sather, Cyn- thia Runyon, Mary Jo Ruff, Jan lee, Debra Nelson ROW TWO: Sean Ness, Tom Simon3en, Julie Dummer, Diane Savela, Neil uaukstad, Roger Degner, Trudy Dingels, Linda Ricke, Greg Holtman, Toni Crain, Donna Douma, Deanna Hoff- man, Jeff Olson. ROW THREE: Kevin Thompson, Mr. Ringblom. 27 ROW ONE: Lorraine Hanlon, Sue Colwell, Laurie Hjulberg, Diane Olson, Cindy Grunke, Brenda Grunke, Debbie Grunke, Janet Wolling, June Klinker. ROW TWO: Ruth Hillbo, Susan Forbrook, Mary Forbrook, Brenda Hall, Ann Larson, Barbara Goelz, Karen Kuelbs, Gail Kodet, Shirley Ringblom. ROW THREE: Mr. Ringblom, Gail Dingels, Paulette Serbus, Chuck Crain. Donna Ben- son, Paul Ziegenhagen, Kirk Jensen, Jack Ruff, Gary Savela, Mike McCorquodale. RCW FOUR: Barbara Ricke, David Mumme, John Forsyth, Sharon Hopp, Susan Murame, Nancy Schliemann, Gwenn Sather, Bob Fox, Steve Sather, John Allen, Steve Hjulberg. Men’s Chorus RCW ONE: Paul Ziegenhagen, Paul Larson, Don Ring- blom, Gary Savela, Tom Zeraan, Allan Hjulberg, Jim White. ROW TWO: John Ruff, Kirk Jensen, Chuck Crain, David Mumme, Blair Anderson, Jim Dingels. ROW THREE: John Forsyth, Tom Olson, Bob Fox, Steve Hjulberg, Jay Anderson, Jim Hoffman, David Dick- meyer, Gary Lentz. ROW FOUR: Stan Siegfried, Den- nis Dickraeyer, Neil Jensen, Steve Sather, John Al- len, Larry Hoffman, Jerry Deming, Mike McCorquo- dale. MIXED Accompanists 28 Ruth Hillbo Ann Larson Susan Gaukstad RCW ONE: Jane Gruendemann, Kathy Lund, Peggy Kokesch, Susan Gaukstad, LeeAnn Schueller, Barbara Me11, Candy Bock, Kathleen Machtemes, Linda Munsell. RCW TWO: Janet Kodet, Bonnie Berg, Debbie Jensen, Linda Grunke, Marie Ziegenhagen, Peggy Serbus, Kathy Goelz, Becky Lund, Arlene Schroeder, Joyce Kodet, Raynette Nelson. RCW THREE: Neil Jensen, Paul Larson, Tom Zeman, Allan Hjulberg, Jim White, Blair Anderson, David Dickmeyer, Jim Dingels, Esther Berg. ROW FOUR: Don Ringblom, Larry Hoffman, Jerry Doming, Dennis Dickmeyer, Jim Hoffman, Stan Siegfried, Jay Anderson, Gary Lentz, Tom Olson. CHORUS Soloist Marie Ziegenhagen Girl’s Chorus RCW ONE: June Klinker, Susan Forbrook, Brenda Hall, Bonnie Berg, Debbie Jensen, Linda Grunke, Candy Bock, Kathleen Machtemes, Linda Munsell, Gail Ko- det, Susan Gaukstad, LeeAnn Schueller. ROf TWO: Barbara Goelz, Cindy Grunke, Jane Gruendemann, Diane Olson, Karen Kuelbs, Arlene Schroeder, Joyce Kodet, Raynette Nelson, Marie Ziegenhagen, Peggy Serbus, Esther Berg. RCW THREE: Kathy Lund, Laurie Hjulberg, Barbara Ricke, Janet Wolling, Debbie Grunke, Shirley Ringblom, Ann Larson, Lorraine Han- lon, Ruth Hillbo, Becky Lund, Kathy Goelz. ROW FOUR: Gail Dingels, Mary Forbrook, Nancy Schlie- mann, Paulette Serbus, Janet odet, Sharon Hoppf Donna Benson, Susan Mumme, Gwenn Sather, Brenda Grunke, Sue Colwell, Barbara Mell. 29 Get your hands off11 Man what a flip! He's crazy! He's a real case I'm tell'in yal Come on father, the punching bag is home again.' Mrs. Les Jarvis . Brenda Grunke Paulette Serbus Stan Siegfried Jayson Anderson Eugene Longstrom Dennis Dickmeyer . . Jim Munsell Allan Hjulberg O N A C L T A Y The Boor by Anton Tchekoff Director ... ............ Student Director ........ Helena Popov ............ Grigori Smirnov. ...... Luka..................... Gardner . ............... Coachman .......... Workmen ................. WAITRESSES Esther Berg, Raynette Nel- son, Donna Benson, Cindy Grunke. WAITERS Allen Julius Neil Jensen London Bridge is falling down] J u N I O R S E On the eve of April 27, 1968, the juniors and seniors danced under a ceiling of blue and sil- ver crepe paper, highlighted by two shimmering silver chandeliers. The evening began with the Grand March, music being furnished by the Rare Faction band. A buffet supper was enjoyed dur- ing intermission. A center of interest in the decorations was the white arbor, which contained White lawn furniture. Along one wall the theme Love Is Blue was displayed in blue and white. Senior Class President Peggy Kokesch, Tony Mach- ternes, Owenn Sather( and Junior Class President Horn Zeman. A busy day in the life of a teacherl Side Line Activities Class of 1 968 Salutatoriam Steve Sather Guest Speaker Dr. Glenn Sather Valedictorian: Ann Larson President. . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer . . Class Officers Peggy Kokesch Sandra Colwell . Owenn Sather .Jerald Deraing Class Motto Our Greatest glory consists not in ever falling but in rising every time we fall. Class Colors Class Flower Apricot and White Apricot Rose Special Awards John Philip Sousa Band Award John Allen American Legion Awards John Allen Brenda Grunke Honor Students Graduation: May 29, 1968 V a I e d i c t 0 r • i a n ANN Class of 1968 s a I u t a t 0 r • 1 a n STEVE Ann Larson: Valedictorian-1 . Band-1,2,3,1 } Ensemble-3� Chorus-1,2,3,1 } Ensemble-1,2,3,1 } Accompanist-3,1 . Pep Club-1,2,3. School Paper-2,3. Girl's State-3. Declamation-iu Atom Tri-editor-1 . Class Play-3,1� . Steven Sather: Salutatorian-l . Band-1,2,3,Uj Ensemble-1 . Chorus-1,2,3,Uj Ensemble-1,2,3,1 . Lettermen's Club-2,3,U. School Paper-1 . Baseball-1,2. Basketball-1,2,3 Football-1,2,3,1 . F.F.A.-l. Boy's State-3. Class Of- ficer-1. Class Play-3,U. John Allen: Band-1,2,3,1� } Ensemble-1,2,3,1 . Chorus-1,2,3,1 } Ensemble-1,2, 3,1:. School Paper-2,3,U; Co-editor-li. One Act-2. Class Play-3,1 } Student Director-1 . Declamation-1,2,3,1 . F.F.A.-1,2,3� 1 } Officer-1 . Grand Mar- shall Candidate-1 . Atom Business Manager-!� . Student Council-1,2,3,1 } Of- ficer-3,1� . Jayson Anderson: Band-1,2,3,1 } Ensemble-2. Chorus-1,2,3,It} Ensemble-1,2, 3,1 . Football-lj Manager-2,1 . Basketball-1. Lettermen's Club-2,3 l . F.F.A.- 1,2,3,1 . School Paper-2,3,1 } Co-editor-1 . Class Officer-1,3. Class Play- 3,1 . One Act Play-1 . Sandra Colwell: Chorus-1 } Ensemble-1 . Homecoming Queen Candidate-! . Atom Tri-editor-1 . School Paper-1 . Class Officer-1 . Pep Club-1 } Officer-1 . JOHN JAYSON SUB 34 PAT JERRY DENNIS MARK Patrick Crain: Class Play-3. F.F.A.-1,2,3,1 . Jerald Deming: Chorus-1,3,1 ; Ensemble-1,3,1 . Football-1,2,3,1 . Basketball-1,2,3,U. Baseball-2,3,1� . Class Play-3,1� . Class Officer-1� . Grand Marshall-1 . F.F.A.-l,2,3,l j Officer-1� . Track- 1. Lettermen's Club-2,3,1 . Dennis Dickmeyer Chorus-1,2,3,1 } Ensemble-1,2,3,1� . Football- 1, 2,3,1� . Baseball-1,2,3,1 . Basketball-1,2. F.F.A.-1,2,3,1 . Class Play-3,1 . One Act Play-1� . Class Officer-1,3. Lettermen's Club-2,3,1 . Grand Marshall Candidate-1 . School Paper-3. Mark Dummer: Class Play-3. F.F.A.-1,2,3,1 . Robert Finley: Chorus-1,3; Ensemble-1, 3« Football-1. Basket- ball-1,2,3,1� . Baseball-1,2,3,1 . Class Play-3,1� . F.F.A.-l.l . Class Officer-1. School Paper-3. Lettermen's Club-1,2,3,1 . Michael Forbrook: Basketball-1,2. Football-1. F.F.A.-l. Class Play-3. Martha Genzler: Pep Club-3,1 . Chorus-3. 35 BRENDA LINDA Brenda Grunke: Chorus-i,2,3� Uj Ensemble-1,2,3,h. Pep Club-1,2, 3,1� � Student Council-1,2,3 Uj Officer-!:. Class Play-3,li. One Act Play Ass't. Director-U. School Paper-2,3,Ii« Atom Business Manager-1:. Mascot-2. Linda Grunke: Band-1,2,3,14, Ensemble-3,U. Chorus-1,2,3,Uj En- semble-1,2, 3,It. Class Play-Uj Student Director-3 Declamation- 2, 3,h. School Paper-2,3 b Pep Club-1,2,3,14 Mary Hanlon: Band-1,2,3,U; Ensemble-3,li Chorus-1,2,3,14J En- semble-1,2,3,14. Class Play-3,1:. Cheerleader-1,3,1:. Pep Club- 1,2,3,1:. School Paper-2,3,1:. Ruth Hillbo: Band-1,2,3,14. Chorus-1, 2,3,lij En3emble-l,2,3,l4. Accompanist-1,2,3,14. Cheerleader-1,2,3,U. Homecoming Queen Can- didate-1:. Pep Club-1,2,3,14. School Paper-2,3,U. Class Play-3,14 Steven HJulberg: Chorus-1,2,3,U; Ensemble-1,2,3,14. Basketball- 1,2,3,1:.. Baseball-3,1:. Class Play-3,1:. F.F.A.-l,2,3,lw Foot- ball-1,3. Lettermen's Club-2,3,1:. Lawrence Hoffman: Chorus-1,2,3,1:; Ensemble-1,2,3,1:. Basketball- 1,2. Football-1,2. Track-1,2. Class Officer-1. F.F.A—1,3,U. Joyce Kodet: Chorus-1,2,3,1:; Enserable-1,2,3,1:. Pep Club-1,2,3,1: Band-1,2,3,U? Ensemble-3. School Paper-2,1:. Class Play-1:. LORRAINE RUTH STEVE LARRY JOYCE 36 PEGGY KATHY MIKE GERALD EARL Margaret Kui eschs Chorus-1,2,3,1 , Ensemble-1,2,3,1 « Pep Club- 1,2,3,U. Class Play-3,I . Declamation-2,3,1 . School Paper-2, 3,1 . Atom Tri-Editor-1 . Class Officer-3,1� . Future Homemaker of Tomorrow-1 . Gerald Kuelbs : Football-1,2,3,1 . Lettermen's Club-2,3,1 . F.F. A.-1,2,3. Class Play-3. Earl Lieske: Baseball-2,3� Basketball-1,3. Track-1. Football- 1. Football Manager-2,3� Class Play-3. F.F.A.-1,2,3� 1 . Katherine Lund: Homecoming Queen-1 . Pep Club-3,U. Class Play- 3,1 . School Paper-1 . Chorus-1 } Ensemble-1 . Michael McCorquodale: Chorus-1,1 } Ensemble-1,1 . Class Play-3,1 . F.F.A.-l. Basketball-1,2. Football-1,2,3,1 . Lettermen's Club- 2, 3,U. Patrick McFarland: Football-1. Basketball-1,2. School Paper-3. F.F.A.-l,3,1 . Chorus-2,3} Ensemble-2,3« Class Play-3,1 . James Munsell: Band-1,2. Chorus-1,2; Ensemble-1,2. Basketball- 1,2,3,1 . One Act Play-1 . School Paper-3. Football-1,3 F.F.A.- 1. Class Play -3. Lettermen's Club-2,3. PAT JIM 37 KENN GWENN GARY Kenneth Rieke: Football-3. Basketball-1. Track-2. F.F.A.-l, 2,3,U. Class Play-3. Orenn Sather: Band-1,2,3� Uj Ensemble-3,U. Chorus-1,2,3,U} En- semble-1,2,3,11. Class Play-3,li. Pep Club-1,2,3,U. Atom Ass't. Edifcor-U. School Paper-2,3,U. Class Officer-U. Gary Savelas Band-1,2,3,U. Chorus-1,2,3,li, Ensemble-1,2,3,li. Basketball-1, 2,U. Football-1,2,3,li. Class Play-3,li. Track-2. Class Officer-3. Lettermen's Club-2,3,li. Paulette Serbuss Chorus-U} Ensemble-li. School Paper-li. Pep Club-U; Officer-li. Atom Ass't. Editor-li. Declamation-li. One Act Play-li. Class Play-U. Eugene Zempels Class Play-3,U. F.F.A.-l,2,3,Uj Officer-U.Foot- ball-3. Track-1. Lester Zerapels Class Play-3. F.F.A.-1,2,3,U. Basketball-1. Marie Ziegenhagens Class Play-3,U. Declamation-3,U. School Paper-2,3,U. Band-1,2,3,Uj Ensemble-3,U. Chorus-1,2,3,Uj En- semble-1,2, 3,Uj Soloist-3. Pep Club-1,2,3,U. F.F.A. Sweetheart. PAULETTE EUGENE LES MARIE 38 SENIORS REMEMBER DickeriilJ Studying?11??? 11?I Bucky's lost tooth? Thurabsucking in Physics class? When the girls were Prom waitresses? Cleaning Lockers? Grandma Larson and Grandpa Colwell? Study Halls???? The rollercoaster at Lake Okaboji? 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Minnesota LARSON'S ELECTRIC Franklin, Minnesota For all G.E. appliances Phone: 577-2236 Congratulations to the class of '68 FRANKLIN PRODUCE Give the gift with Personality ISABEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Franklin, Minnesota ASLESON VISUAL CLINIC Redwood Falls, Minnesota 557-221 6 See Clarence and Elmer Sather from PERSONALITY FLOWIRS Redwood Falls For the style that's right every time You're'always welcome at SWARD-KEMP DRUG FRANKLIN CREAMERY ASSOCIATION DON'S BARBERSHOP Our Motto Quality not Quantity Congratulations! We handle all dairy products Redwood Falls Minnesota m See Don and Cliff Redwood Falls compliments of WILSON'S MEN'S 4 WOMEN'S STORE Redwood Falls WESTERMANN'5 SHEAR MAGIC BEAUTY SALON POSS HARDWARE TULOMA GAS PRODUCTS COMPANY For all your LP gas and fertilizer needs 255 E. Second St, Redwood Falls For all plumbing, heating and building needs. Franklin G 0 0 D L U C K NELSON-SCHJAASTAD Our Own Hardware Redwood Falls In Review INTERNATIONAL EVENTS 1. British hippies claim that their aim is different from that of American hippies they don't want to drop out of society, but to stay in and change it 2. French President Charles DeGaulle stirred up a lot of controversy during 1967-here he explains why he feels Britain should not be a Common Market member 3. Soldiers of the U.S. 4th Infantry Division rest atop Hill 1338 following a fierce battle with the North Viet namese for the hill in the Dak To area 4 Israeli soldiers fly their flag from a mosque in the Sinai desert captured by the Israelis during the short- lived Arab Israeli war in June of 1967. 5. Waving red-colored booklets of Mao's quotations pro-communist Chinese swarm in front of the Govern or's House during May demonstrations in Hong Kong 6. Mrs. Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of the late So- viet dictator Joseph Stalin, was a bit surprised that her defection created so much stir in the U. S. 8. An Army vehicle bears the casket of former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer from Cologne Cathedral. April 25. following a Requiem Mass. 9. Suits came back into fashion during 1967. This one was designed by Lito Manalang for a young fashion house, the year old British Moderns of New York. 10. This wide angle view of the moon's hidden side was taken on August 6. 1967 and transmitted back to the Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena. California. 11. Heavy monsoon rams turned most of South Viet nam into a quagmire during the summer of 1967. Here. U.S. marines prepare to board a Chinook helicopter. 12. President Johnson, shown here in Vietnam, staunch- ly defended the nation's participation in the Vietnam war despite widespread protests and demonstrations. 7. In June. Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin came to the United States to address the UN about the Arab Israeli war and later talked with President Johnson. i i. � Vi VV K in.f