Redwood Falls High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Redwood Falls, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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REDWOOD FALLS HIGH SCHOOL lt was in making education not only common to all, but in some sense compulsory on all, that the destiny of the free republics of America was practically settled. James Russell Lowell 9 'QW ak Vw Q are . I I 1 . I 'fffaw .. ' WV U .W 1 WQFY' ax., L1 Wu, mu fl i '5'.v1v1'1r'WH ... W K F H -1? ' X Y Q f Ymnn lt! X i it--1-i -I QDWNESTRPNQN . ' ' .7 W , A rs s SCHOOL BOARD 1 Vkkyk I ,gy ffg. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Arvid Gandrud, Art Seifert, .Martin Ehlers, Mrs. Scott Schoen. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Reede Gray, Don Tiffany. ABSENT: William Schottenbauer. PBINCIPALS LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGE RAMSETH. St. Olaf, University of Minnesota MR. C. O. HALVORQSON, Luther College SUPEBINTENDENT sity of Minnesota. J- .40 far STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: SHIRLEY SCHWANKE, University of Minnesotag Home Econ- omics. D. M. TIBBETTS, Carleton College, Science. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGE OLSON, University of Minnesota, Social Science, Coach. MARILYN STREET, Gustavus Adolphusg Home Economics. JEAN STEPHANY, St. Teresa's Col- legeg Music. It-.r FACULTY STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: JAMES WER- NER, Winona Teachers Collegeg English, Spanish. MARY HEERY, University of North Dakota, Com- mercial. OTTO SIEWERT, Mankato Teachers Col- legeg English, Mathematics. SEATED: MARY LOU ROHLFING, St. Ter esa College, English, Commercial. ......,,,4 LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBERT LAUGHLIN, University of Minnesotag Industrial Arts, Social Science. BEN BROBERG, University of Minnesotag Mankato State Teachers Collegeg Agriculture. LOREN WAUGH, Bradley Universityg Industrial Arts, Coach. S. W. LIMBURG, MacPhail School of Musicg Music. F. R. HUFFMAN, University of North Dakotag Industrial Arts. 5 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: LaVERN BREDE SON, Luther College, Science, Mathematics, Coach. BARBARA STAEHLING, Iowa State Teachers Col- legeg Mathematics. ELIZABETH SALES, Huron College, English. GERALD RICHEY, St. Thomasg Mathematics, Coach. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: LOUIS GRAPP, University of Minnesota, Science. WILLIAM MATTKE, Concordia Collegeg Orientation, Driver Training. , tl STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: VIRGINIA GLOVER, University of Minnesota, Art. VIRGIL SALES, St. Cloud Teachers College: Physical Edu- cation. ARLINE ANDERSON, University of Min- nesota: Music. SEATED: CARLA ONKEN, Montana State College, Physical Education. FACULTY STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: DOROTHY LORENZ, St. Catherine'sg University of Minneso- ta: English, Speech. MARY HANFT, St. Cather- ine'sg Library. DUANE MEYER, Hamline Univer- sity, Social Science, Coach. SEATED: JOAN WILSON, St. Teresa College, Social Science. .Wm-,. LEFT TO RIGHT: Casper Olsen, Lloyd Iver- son, Cecil Jones, Herbert Kohlhof, William Bluhm. A in S A 4 s,,,, I - iillli M 7 .. -:E U A k , .. .. - , , W K v r :-- :,A - L A I STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Chester Norcutt, Mrs. Kenneth King, Mrs. Vera Heuer SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Karl Beh- rendt, Mrs. William Bluhm. Q Q Q' K5-'1-25' YNQ4 xx I STUDENTS SENIOHS AHRENS, NQREEN Let's not study, 1et's mst talk Club 1,2 ALLISON, PATRICIA Wisdom is her claim to fame. Service Club 2,3 Latin Club 1,2 Speech Club 4 Declamation 4 Class Officer 234 Service Club 4 Latin AMBERG, MARLENE She's always willing and ready for a good time AUNE, JAMES A whiz at sports and a man among men is he, but among women would he rather be. Class Play 3 Declamation 3 Class Officer 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Lettermarfs Club 1,2,3,4 Track l Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Camera Club l Science Club 1 3 H 9 Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Service Club 3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 GAA 13 'Qi '11 ,,'m,,?,.. SEN IDRS BALKO, SHIRLEY lf brains were looks, she'd be a queen, Band 3,4 Girls Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,3,4 Declamation 4 Service Club 2,4 Latin Club 1,2 Speech Club 4 Y ,ff , gl ' - Z ,..: BUDIK, DAVID It's better to have come and bluffed-than never to have come at all. Declamation 3 Intramural Basketball 3,4 Rouser Staff 2 BARNES, DEAN Quote him as one who loves his fellow men- and women. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Gymnastics 3,4 BENGTSON, DARLA There's a. sparkle in her eyes and on her finger, too Band 1,2,3,4 Gir1's Glee Club 1 Chorus 1 Declamation 1 SENIORS CADY, GEORGE Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit CAMPBELL, JUDY A girl that is seen but seldom heard. Service Club 3,4 Football l,2,3 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 COLE, DONALD A miss in the car is worth two in the engine. Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3 Whoopie's CONNER, GLENN It lsn't what you do, it's what you get by with. Pep Club 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Class Play 3 Declamation 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 10 SENIORS cox, LARRY Man!! l've got that crazy beat! Band 4 Chorus 4 Boy's Octet 4 Whoopie's Band 4 Dance Band 4 Wrestling 4 Football 4 Letterman's Club .4 Basketball 4 Golf 4 Transferred from Breck 4 DENNISTOUN, JOAN DAHMES, ARNOLD My handwriting looks as if a. swarm of ants, escap- ing from an ink bottle, had walked over a. sheet of paper without wiping their legs. Chorus 1,2 Bus Patrol 1 Wrestling 1 Base- ball 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 A one man gal with a ring on her finger. Pep Club 3,4 -G.A.A. 1,2,3 Librarian 3,4 S 1 DUNCAN, JANE Marriage is a mistake of youth-which we should all make. Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3 Girls Glee Club 1,2 Chorus l,2,3,4 Girls Triple Trio 2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Reed Quintet 3 Clar- met Quartet 3 Class Play 3 Pep Club 3 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 4 Accompanist 1, 2,3,4 Girls Trio 1,3,4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. SENIORS DURENBERGER, GEPHARD A mischievous spirit, gay as an elf: We'd have him EGLE, MONTEE I could never decide which were harder, the seats or the assignments. Wrestling 1,2 QPU -N FLUCK, RICHARD Even if a. farmer intends to loaf, he get up in time to get an early start, Bus Patrol 1,2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 none other than his own clever self. Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3 Chorus 2,3,4 Boys Octet 3,4 Class Play 3 Declamation l,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Rouser Staff 2,3,4 Accompanist 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 FAGEN, CATHERINE Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship and it is the best ending for one. Band 2,3,4 Pep ciub 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 , ,H-,,.,w., -T - -1 W., . .mm E V MW. W-w-m-,-- V SENIURS GAFFNEY, JOYCE Quiet and easy going is her manner. Declamation 4 Service Club 2,3 F.H.A. 2 GANDRUD, ARVILLA Full of pep and full of fun, always nice to every- one. GALSTAD, MARK I never put off till tomorrow what I can possibly do the day after. Basketball l,2,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 3 Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3 Girl's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 4 Reed Quintet 3,4 Class Play 3 Declamation 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Rouser Staff 1 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Flute Quartet 1,2 Flute Trio 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 GARNHARDT, EUGENE 'IG I know a lot if I could only think of it. Bus Patrol 1 Football 4 Pep Club 2 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 pleasant to think about. -.,.-..--..,.,.,... .,..,..... .U ,,,,.,,, , , SEN IDRS A HANSON, JEAN She jolly to walk with, witty to talk with and HAUPTLI, JEAN Always a rollicking, fun-loving sport, a, very good- natured likeable sort. Girl's Glee Club 2 Chorus 2,3,4 Declama- tion 3 Class Officer 2,3 Student Council 3 G.A.A. 3 Science Club 2 Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra 3 Girl's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus l,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Declamation 4 Class Officer 2 Stud- ent Council 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Rouser Staff 1,2,4 Camera Club l,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Science Club 3 Latin Club 1,2 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Speech Club 4 HEWETT, MAXINE She's not only a card, she's the whole deck. HOREJSI, RICHARD I can never hide my boyish blush. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 3 Girl's Glee Club 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girl's Triple Trio 3,4 Soloist 2 Dance Band 3,4 Twin Quints 2 Declama- 'iiori12 Pep Club 2,3 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Girl's Trio ,3, JACKSON, ROSE ANN I'm here, but my interests aren't. ..,. W,,,.,,,,..,1,Fwwm?n5mQ57-eT- P ff 1 gf-nwnv vw!! SEN IORS JENSEN, CARL Do not take life too seriously: you will never get out of it alive. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 JOHANNECK, CONSTANCE High school days have their delights, but can't compare with high school nights. Band 1,2,3,4 Gir1's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 JENSEN, EUGENE Onward, go onward, 0 time in thy flight: make the bell ring before I recite. Pep Club 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 15 SENIORS JOHNSON, DALE Beware! I may do something sensational. JOHNSON, NOEL He came a. stranger and remains a, friend. Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Transferred from Russell. Minnesota 4 ' Chorus 1,2 Wrestling 1 Basketball 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 JOHNSON, WILBUR JORDAN, ARDELLA I am only seventeen, but what does that matter when one is young. Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Rouser Staff 4 Science Club 3 Latin C ub 1,2 1 can resist everything except temptation. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Lettermarfs Club 1,2,3,4 1A SENIORS KATZENBERGER, ROBERT Enjoy life before it's fledg when you die you're a long time dead. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 n KAHNKE, YVONNE She that was ever fair and never proud, always quiet, never loud. Declamation 4 Service Club 2,3 F.H.A. 4 Latin Club 1,2 KESSLER, CURTIS Don't recite so loud. I want to sleep. Chorus 4 Bus Patrol 1,2 Track 3,4 Band 4 KAYSER, ALICE She thinks much, but says little. Girl's Glee Club 2,3 Chorus 2,3 SENIOHS KRETSCH, LOIS With a twinkle in her eyes and a ready smile for everyone. Majorette 2,3,4 Class Officer 3 Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 4 KLABUNDE, LOIS She is one of those persons whom the word nice truly describes. Band 2,3,4 Gir1's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Saxophone Ensemble 2 Class Play 3 Declamation 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Rouser Staff 4 Accompanist 1,2,3,4 I MACDOUGALL, MARY My extra-curricular activities are confined to out of town. Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2 Gir1's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girl's Triple Trio 4 Twin Quints 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Declamation 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2,3 LAMBERTON, MARGARET Gentlemen prefer blondes. Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3 Girl's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Clarinet Quartet 3 Class Officer 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Camera Club 1 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 -A SENIORS MANN, MARIANNE We grant that though she has much wit, she's very shy of using it. Pep Club 2 Service Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 MATTISON, BARBARA She's identified by the giggle which can't he imitated. Pep Club 1,2,3,4 MOE, CHARLINE A happy girl, and so carefreeg never worries that we can see. Gir1's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,4 Service Club 2,3,4 Camera Club 1 MILLER, JOAN Fond of fun and merriment, and ever ready for a laugh. Band 1,2,3,4 Gir1'si Glee Club 1,2 Chorus l,3,4 Pep Club 2 SENIORS NELSON, HOWARD NEMITZ, CHARLES Let's face it, I don't know either. Baseball 2,3,4 Bus Patrol 2 PEACOCK, DOROTHY Sometimes serious - sometimes gayg her studies ready every day. Chorus 1 Declamation 3,4 Office Girl 4 Service Club 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1 Librarian 4 20 Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. Football 4 PATTEN, LOIS She has a sweet and thoughtful way. Service Club 2,3,4 SENIORS QU ESENBERRY, RICHARD He guy may be silent and shy, but he really is one nice .. F.F.A. 1,3,4 RASMUSSEN, ARNOLD PERRIZO, JANICE Full of pep from top to toe, always ready to make things go. Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Glee Club 1,2 Dec- lamation 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3 A quiet guy - a clever witg always ready to do his bit. Declamation 4 Class Officer 4 Boys State 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Basketball 1 Annual Staff 4 21 RAMSETH, JOHN Swell combination of athlete, scholar, and regular fellow. Band 1,2,3,4 Brass sextet 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Boys Octet 3,4 Whoopie's Band 1,2,3,4 Bar- itone Ensemble 3,4 Declamation 3 Class Officer 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Golf 2,3 Annual Staff 3,4 Science Club 3,4 SEN IDRS REQUE, Fri we MARITA endliest girl we've ever seen: One I'eaS0fl Why chose her queen. Band l,2,3,4 Girls Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls Triple Trio 4 Class Play 3 Declamation 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Girls State 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Rouser Staff 2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Speech Club 4 Homecom- ing Queen 4 RIEGEL, RICHARD He's a swell guy we all can sayg he'l1 get on top in his own likeable way. Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 4 Class Play 3 Declamation 3 Wrestling 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Letterman's Club 3,4 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Golf 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 RORABECK, DANIEL ROBIN SON, SOPI-IIA Not noisy, not smallg just happy and tall. Declamation 2,3,4 Service Club 2,3,4 Cam- era Club 4 Latin Club 1,2 Speech Club 4 Librarian 4 You can never tell about women, and if you can, E J you shouldn't. Football 1,2,3,4 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 uf Track l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball S ?1,ff2s'Bi 1,2,3,4 Science Club 3 22 SENIURS SQUIBB, RICHARD Small in stature, but oh, what power. Wrestling 3 Football 1,4 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3 Baseball 3,4 Basketball 1,2 SCHUMACHER, MARILYN She's pretty and small, and well-liked by all. Chorus 1,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Service Club 3,4 Librarian 4 Latin Club 1,2 STEMM, .IANICE Gayly Quiet, quietly gayg We think she's nice- what do you say? Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3 Girls Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Cam- era Club 2,3 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 STELLMACHER, JOANNE All work and no fun is no life for me. Service Club 3,4 Librarian 4 23 SENIOHS TENNEY, ROBERT Football is his first love-what about his sec-ond?' Football l,2,3,4 Letterman's Club 3 Bas ketball 3 Gymnastics 3,4 TENNEY, WARD Give me a gun, a dog, and a wife, and I'll be contented all my life. Football 1 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 ..,....-.. TYSON, JEAN Good things come in small papkages, but so does dynamite. Band 1,2,3 Orchestra 1,3 Girls Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Office Girl 3 Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Rouser Staff 4 Camera Club 1 G.A.A. 4 Flute Quartet 1,2 Flute Trio 1,2 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 24 TISSUE, JAMES Things may come, things may go-so what? Wrestling 1,4 F.F.A. 1,3,4 SEN IORS WARNER, DOUGLAS A rare combination of wisdom and wit-half wisdom and half wit. Chorus 1 Bus Patrol 1,2 F.F.A. 2 WERNER, GERALDINE Snappy brown eyes and a pleasant smile, reveal her personality. Pep Club 3,4 Service Club 2,3,4 F.H.A. 4 G.A.A. 1 WILLCOX, ROBERT I don't love myself, but we are good friends. Declamation 3 Wrestling 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 F.F.A. 3,4 WOOD, MARY A quiet tongue shows a. wise head. Declamation 3 Service Club 3,4 Science Club 4 25 SENIORS ZACHOW, GLENDON YOUNG, IRVIN What he wants to get most out of school is hmself. Intramural Basketball 1,2 Basket-ball 1,2,3 YOUNG, JANICE She hasn't those laughing mischievous eyes for nothing. Pep Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 2 G.A.A. 1 26 He may seem quiet, but he certainly can cause a riot. Intramural Basketball 3 Basketball 2 F.F.A. 2,3,4 Transferred from Hector, Minnesota 2 WOTHE, ROGER IE-Iere's the boy who gets aroundg without hi Stude e is seldom found. Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3 Brass Sextet 3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Boys Octet 2,3,4 Whoop- ie's Band 1,2,3,4 Trombone Ensemble l,2,3, 4 Dance Band l,3,4 Class Play 3 Declama- tion 3,4 Class Officer 3 Letterman's Club 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Rouser Staff 3 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Octet 3 SENIORS Class llllicers .Jghn Ramsethg Arnold Rasmussen: Mar- ilyn Schumacher: Noreen Ahrens. We, as a senior class, feel that we have obtained the highest goal in high school-that of being at the top. Our past years have been of great value to us, but our senior year is the most important and the longest remembered. During our last year we were engaged in numerous activities. We presented the class play, -published the school annual, and sponsored various other activities. We had a senior skip day which will be looked back upon with a pleasant memory. Then, too, our Commencement and graduation will hold a place in our hearts forever. One outstanding boy and girl from the senior class was chosen to go to Boys and Girls State for one week. There, they gained know- ledge on the operation of city, county, and state government. The motto is learn by doing, so those wishing to hold office must campaign in the same manner as real politicians. Girls State is held at the 4-H Building on the fair grounds, and is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Boys State is held on the Farm Campus of the University of Minnesota, and is sponsored by the American Legion. As being seniors we feel that we had many responsibilities but we have a happy future to look forward to. We know that without the help and guidance of our instructors and class-mates, we would never have reached this goal. Now, having completed our final year, we will go on toward success, and with the thought that high school days are the best days. Boy and Girl Slate Arnold Rasmussen and Marita Reque. CLASS OFFICERS 11th-Wayne Schillerg Howard Larson: Karen Poynterg Dennis Fisher. H0 9th-Pauline Niemanng Robert Riebelg Dor- othy Zachowg Tedda Matson. 7th--Kathy Routheg Jean Israelsong James Cairns: Lisa Anderson. 10th-Eleanor Thomas: Gilbert Kohlhofg Shir- ley Mertens: Qabsent Janet Stellerj. 8th-Terry Engemang James Barnesg Billy Sparby. Mk, ,c 7? lst row-Yvonne Benson, Annette Baker, Phyllis Duscher, Sharon Balko, Mary Lou Bunt- ing, Clara Mae Bunting, Darlyne Frank, 2nd row- Dimpy Becker, Judy Becker, Pat Eilers, Orien Amberg, Verna Fagen, Elaine Canaday, Ceceil lst row-Sharon Gilland, Shirley Hilbert, Jan- am in Danielson, 3rd row-Dennis Fisher, Darrell Car- ruth, Joanne Ballard, Jeannine Dunlevy, Joyce Beernink, 4th row-Lyle Dahlbeck, Dave Friedrich, Tom Ehlers, John Boots, Tom Beager, Ramona Carbert. JUNIOBS et Israelson, Margorie Hoover, Susan Hedden, 2nd Ed HIIIGS, Caryl Haugen, A1106 Cherry. Dianne row-Jim Huffman, Roger Kuglin, Jo Anne John- Huhnerkoch, Shirley Jensen, 4th row-Dennis' son, Ilene Jackson, Margie Heiling, Alice Jeppe- Kletscher, James Hillger, Le Roy Hess, Darrell sen, Dayette Krueger, 3rd row-Walter Krueger, Gilow, Don Johanneck, John Jaros, Mavis Hasse. 1 , f Ei sw lst row-Sharon Qu6SeHb61'fy, CHFOIYH LHS- Regina Malacek, Malcolm McKay, Carol Nelson, senhoo, Roger Leopold, Karen Poynter, Noreen Tom Schmid, 4th row-Eugene swoboda, Freder- Melges, 2nd row-Ruth Pedersen, Marlin Peters, ick Pfeiffer, Roy Lueck, Dave Sauter, Gordon Pat Perrizo, Audrey Petersen, Jackie Nelson, Andy Schoen, Howard Larson. Murphy, 3rd row-Richard Scoates, Don Seifert, lst row-Violet Steinhouseg Carol Squibb' ney Tibbetts, 3rd row--Jim Vierling, Bill Wetmore Jeanette Steinhouse, Velma Swenson, Ramona Bob Woodford' George Werner' Duane Wauert Wolf, 2nd row-Roger Towler, Raymond Volk, Le Roy Wohlman' Jeanette Trapp, Avis Selke, Marvella Stancer. Rod- W' 'lf 144 WB' lst row-Madona Bestick, Donna Carity, Shar- Richard Friedrich, Robert Engh, Richard Gardner on George, Shirley Duscher, Lester Beernink, 2nd David Foelster, 4th row-Roger Daun, Dick Cor- row-Robert Boushek, Stanley Benson, Doris Glad- bett, Dick Balko, Eugene Gluth, Robert Crosby itsch, Judy Baldwin, Sonja Galstad, Yvonne Alm- Jim Burchett, Donald Eichten. ich, Jean Cole, 3rd row-Robert Baur, Merl Barnes, SOPHUMORES lst row-Donald Watkins, Sharon Young, Joan Weeks, Marlene Tiffany, Regina Swoboda, Carol Zima, Dorothy Watkins, 2nd row-John Warner, Pat Westerhouse, Mari Jo Zitzmann, Carol Timm, I Jane Vierling, Karen Van Zant, 3rd row-Merlin Stage, Irene Stelzer, Jack Shields, Maurice Zim- mer, Mary Ann Sieber, Bernice Zimmer, Eleanor Thomas. lst row--John Pistulka, Don Neale, Nancy Shannon Rorabeck, Donna Pedersen, Louise Pa Palmer, Darlene Schroeder, Merle Shields, Norita 10Ck, Jim Scott, 3rd row-Marvin Patten, Larry Register, 2nd row-Gordon Pedersen, Jess Nolting, Read, Marvin Penske, Jane Robertson, Sandy Ol SGH. SOPHOMOBES lst row-Shirley Mertens, Marlene King, Joyce Loges, Donald Huffman, 2nd row--Leo Mertens, Janice Jensen, Bernice Kretsch, Ardyce Kletscher, Gilbert Kohlhof, Emery Johnson, Bob Johnson, 3rd row-Larry Melsness, Charles Morris, John Mal- echa, Ted Johnson, Ralph Kolp, Jim Lindeman Don Hanson, John Lindeman, 4th row-Gene Jen- sen, Kenneth Morris, James Kuelbs, Norville Krae- mer, Dale Menz, Jack Knudson, Chuck Lamberton mfr yd lst row-Kathleen Corbett, Twyla Egle, Joyce Gronholz, Sondra Fletcher, Kathleen Gandrud, Ramona Becker, Glenna Bengtson, 2nd row-Bur- lyn Barnes, Myrna Drogosch, Jackie Ahrens, Jim Dols, Roger Arnett, Butch Bjerke, Bill Davis. Rob- ert Bell, 3rd row-Norman Eilers, Paul Cox, De- loris Altmann, Lucille Fisher, Janice Balko, Karen Davis, Scott Cairns, Joe Goblish, 4th row-Audrey Bliss, Vicki Crosby, Rosalie Becker, Bob Drogosch, Tyrone Berg, Gordon Gray, Joe Dwyer. FRESHMEN lst row-Alois Hammerschmidt, Roger Jack- son, Avis Huhnerkoch, Joan Huer, Doris Lemcke, Tom Helgeson, 2nd row-Loretta Hansen, Jean Lockhardt, James Jaros, Forrest Leith, Jay Horn- bacher, Gordon Kahnke, Toni Kickul, 3rd row- Dorothy Hopman, Norma Jensen, Darlene Jensen, Mike Lindstrom, Jane Hewett, Janet Kohler, Vir- gil Hammerschmidt, 4th row-Ruth Johnson, Joyce Jensen, Jo Ann Lehmkuhl, Peter Limburg, Myron Hilbert, Dennis Knigge, Dellyn Hopp, Melvin Liebl, lSI 1'OW-Gary Otto. Robert Riebel, Lewis Swo- Revier. Peggy Otto, Carol Palmer, Carol Parker, lO0dH, Jim Marin- Barnet Pefermafmy Audrey RUS- Pam Poynter, Karen Matlock, Pauline Niemann, sell, Ardyth Schroeder, 2nd row-Mavis Parker, 4th row-Judy Schmid, Kathryn Riegel, Bob Jim Olson, Mike Sohotferlbauer. Darlene Raddel, Schablin, Charlotte Robinson, Danny Soltau, Stan- Jearl Stark, Letha MCCllDT-0Ck, Barbara SOITIYTIEFS. ley Raddatz, Laurence Steinhaus, Tedda Matson. Faye Ramey, 3rd row-Shirley Marquardt, Ann lst row-Janice Swenson, Sylvia Seifert, Kay Dorothy ZHCNQW, Kurt Stoll, Bill Willcox, Jim Weeks, Shirley Wohnoutka, Darlyne Steinhouse, Woodford, Jamce Wohnoutka, Arlyce Zaohow, 4th Charlene Thompson, Donn Stellmacher, 2nd row r0W-'-M1ll0r1 YOUUE, TOIH Sauter, P910 SCl1l6mrrl9r, -Elaine Starr, Carol Sparby, Glenn Tersteeg, Di- Mary Frances Stemm, Mary Jo Vinar, Mary Win- anne Wothe, Janet Swenson, Judy Warner, Helen lor, Faye Werner- Shields, Susan Symes, 3rd row-George Sundem, wwf ! 1 i w , f 3 i 2 4 J ze A fQ.,i'1i5,r'a'gf1f-ty ' f 1 4 lst row-Charles Green, Barbara Ahrens, Ja- nice Fennern, Josephine Castle, Ronald Boys, 2nd row-Beverly Beihoffer, Van Garman, James Barnes, Jerold Dahms, Norman Dallman, Joyce Arnett, 3rd row-Margie Byram, Joseph Filipek, K f 'W A 'li 3 - gk I U ! fn M E1 .L .. 'iw' V ev 'Ji kki I fx: 3 2 ' Vi: I - , , if Donner, 4th row-Donna Allison, Judith Gilhooly, Marvin Garnhardt, Roger Breckenridge, Deanne Gardner. EIGHTH GRADE lst row-Marjorie Mixa, Tommy Jones, Allan Krueger, Dennis Kahnke, Larry Jensen, Gerald Jensen, Jeanette Kletscher, 2nd row-Hollis Mat- son, Thelma Kuglin, Elaine Marquardt, Carole King, Kathleen Hengel, Keith Hawton, 3rd row- Lorraine Kolp, Jean Hillger, Joann Hewett, Polly Holmberg, Eugene Malecha, Donny Johnson, Karen Kretsch, 4th row-Theresa Hoppke, Betty Hewett, Ted Kirst, Charles Hess, Hartwin Kreft, John Horejsi, Janet Kotval. J .M Roger Boys, Rex Boots, Audrey Gronholz, Doreen lst row-Frances Petsinger Marie Riebel Joan Roy Pedersen, William Rohlik, Ranald Mc'Donald Myers, Janice Quiram, 2nd royv-Barbara Russell, Gary Richey, 4th row-Dennis Nemifzy Viv'-Tent Carol Paskewitz, Florence Petsinger, Arlyce Read, guhlilchgliles Reed' Dale Momeauf Tom Pamtzke Kenneth Oberembt, 3rd row-Jerome Maasch, Le- Dug HS Son' EIGHTH GRADE lst row--Bernard Leuz, Charles Schmidt, Delano Woese, Roger Steinhouse, Billy Sparby, Phyllis Zielsdorf, Shirley Vierling, Kathleen Zeren, 2nd row-1Calvin Strand, Ralph Zeise, Tony Schmid, Donald Tenney, Karen Stewig, Geraldine Scott, Roberta Sauter, 3rd row-Leonard Schultz, Lowell Wallert, John Schmidt, Kathleen Tenney, Sharon Squibb, Carolyn Simondet, Sharon Starr, 4th row- Jon Urbum, Gerald Smith, Le Roy Van den Berge, Walter Wood, Denver Zamzow, Kenneth Warner, Russell Schmidt. lst row-Thomas Swenson, Terry Wilson, Pat- sy Tiffany, Betty Ann Schultz, Caren Stephens, Le Roy Swenson, Sandra Vogland, 2nd row-El- wood Williams, Sandy Warner, Charles Soupir, Howard Werner, Julie Young, Bob Vinar, Kay Schumacher, Richard Wohnoutka, Dale Starr, 3rd row--Richard Stellmacher, Mary Kay Winkle, Diane Werner, Donna Weisbrod, June Zimmer. Ellen Zimmer, Gene Leuck, 4th row-Gale Stein- haus, Sandra Uttech, Dayle Van Zant, Phyllis Yoiing, Delores Woese, Larry Strauss, Jimmy Wol- ver on. SEVENTH GRADE lst row-Richard Otto, William Johnson, Kay Palmer, Mary Steinkraus, Armeda Scott, Gary Hoover, Earl Brown, Larry Panitzke, Clifford Met- teer, 2nd row-Marlys Nenow, David Fidler, Betty Smith, Bonnie Ramey, Lloyd Pedersen, Ronald Ness, Ervin Read, David Davis, John Riegel, 3rd row-Janet Steinhaus, Joanne Sales, Kathy Routhe, Mary Elizabeth Nelsen, Janet Neitz, Janet Smith, Michael Melges, Ellen O'Leary, 4th row-Leslie Pe- terson, Janet Otto, Karen Olson, Patricia Smith, Mary Patten, Norma Reed, James Petersen, Ronald Robinson, Robert Ramseth. lst row-Charles Gluth, Margaret Amberg, Caren Fletcher, Faith Arndt, Karen Bjerke, Shar- on Cox, Phyllis Green, Margaret-Cole, 2nd row- David Duncan, John Corbett, Douglas Green, James Cairns, Robert Bratsch, Catherine Bender, Sharon Barnes, Lisa Anderson, 3rd row-Dean Gilland sandra Balko, Karen Bailey, La vonne Gladitsch' Warren Duscher, Jerilyn Berg, 4th row-Johri Beager, James Gelinne, Carol Fritz, Darlene Cher- TY, Faye Campbell. SEVENTH GRADE lst row-Richard Lemcke, Robert.King, Ber- nard Kretsch, Robert Mann, Loren Hilbert, Den- nis Kascht Mathias Jenniges, Elmer Meiefdiflg 2nd row-lilldon Hammerschmidt, James Hengel, William Kohlhof, Teddy Hoepner, James Knud- son, Roger Hasse, Noel Lmdeman, Lois Johnson, 3rd row-Delvin Hunter, Donald Huffman, Made- lyn Jensen, Lorraine Heiling, Donna Kuglin, Vir- ginia Kletscher, Carol Huhnerkoch, Barbara Mar- quardt, 4th row-Herbert Kreft, Pat Maher, Har- old Melges, Alan McDonald, Jay Kessler, Marilyn Kolp, Ruth Huhnerkoch, Jean Israelson. 3 ,.-N x A ZF' fx E55 EQ ki ' f x ' X MM Q ' JJZGN V1 i n :EQ 3 'TN if r - W4 Nj Q, f f I ACTIVITIES . af' 9 IU fa? -' fs? twig- fb If v 0 X , wif' , 4 QA 'J' L77 ' . 4 ff'l i li1'Q'9k ' lv ' -RV ix x -SJ 5' 'J Q 4 x , STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Redwood Falls High School is a group of students representing the student body. It is made up of twelve members, five seniors, four iuniors, and three sophomores. The presidents of the sophomore, iunior and senior classes are non-voting members of the council. The members are divided into three committees: Social, Lost and Found, and Program. With the able assistance and advice of Mr. George Ramseth, the advisor, the council has carried out many successful projects. The most important this year was when the council was host to fifty area schools at the Southwest Division Student Council Convention. The con- vention included panel discussions, meetings, and in the evening everyone attended a banquet which was followed by a dance. .. me Q23 'L l Some of the other proiects have been pop- ping corn for the concessions, sponsoring Dads' Night for the fathers of the football team and Mothers' Night for the mothers of the basketball team, selecting Lyceum programs for the succeed- ing year and buying and decorating the Christ- mas trees for the halls in school. Gep Durenberger, Jean Hanson, Sandy Olson, and Tom Beager were delegates to the State Student Council Convention which was held at St. Louis Park. The officers of the Student Council are: President: Gep Durenberger Vice-President: Gordon Schoen Secretary-Treasurer: Jean Hanson 1 l. Student Council fleft to rightj Arnold Ras- Sqhoeng Bill Wetmoreg Torh Beagerg Jesse Nolting' musseng Barita Requeg Jean Hanson, Lois Kla- DIHHHS Hl1hH6rkOCh3 Ardella Jordang to the left bundeg Sandra Olson: Gep Durenbergerg Gordon MP. R2-1mSeth. 40 . , , ,l -1L.h,z,fll d.Al ,, K - A 1 Sized . ..s-t.::f::':? . .--EY' 'hir' ,:ggEigF:x'.t-is :H ,255 V:,k.: .JE , aj fvi is l l Standing, left to right--Marita Reque, Dianne Huhnerkoch. Seated, left to right--Gordon Schoen, Miss Wilson, John Ramseth. CARDINAL STAFF The members of the Cardinal Staff of 1954 hope that this annual has met with your approval and that it will always be a memory of your won- derful school days. Putting out a yearbook is not an easy iob, but the co-operation and enjoyment we received made it seem like a light task. Our obiective was to present to you a thorough pic- ture of our school and its activities, and we have tried to make the 1954 Cardinal the best. We offer our appreciation and thanks to the many businessmen who contributed to our yearbook, and especially to our advisor, Miss Joan Wilson, for her patience and helpfulness. ww A sv-di. but , at Standing, left to right-Gep Durenberger, Ar- nold Rasmussen. Seated, left to right-Jean Tyson, Don Cole, Jean Hanson, Jane Dun-can, Lois Klabunde. Standing, left to right-Ardella Jordan, Roger Wothe. Seated-+Marilyn Schumacher, Margaret Lam- berton, Richard Riegel, Arvilla Gandrud. BAND Left to right, lst row-Pauline Niemanng 2nd row-Jane Duncan, Margaret Lamberton, Annette Baker, Dianne Huhnerkochg 3rd row-Ardella Jor- dan, Janice Perrizo, Shirley Balko, Karen Van Zant, Sharon Balko, Sharon Squibb, Allen Krueger, James Burchettg 4th row-Joan Miller, Connie Jo- hanneck, Darla Bengtson, Shannon Rorabeck, Car- olyn Simondet, Judy Baldwin, Verna Fageng 5th This year our band has eighty-three mem- bers. Approximately forty-five members make up the pep band which plays at all the basketball games and sixty-six members are in the march- ing band which performs at the football games. This summer our marching band performed at the Lions Club Convention in Minneapolis. We row-Pam Poynter, Glenna Bengtson, Shirley Mar- quardt, Garry Otto, Dennis Fisher, Darrell Gilo-w, Tom Ehlers, Marita Reque, Maxine He-wett, Cath- erine Fagen, Donald Johanneck, Leslie Peterson, Judy Warnerg 6th row-Avis Selke, Karen Poyn- ter, Sharon Young, Janet Israelson, Bob Drogosch, Gen Durenberger, Dick Riegel, Charles Riegel. are very proud of the fact that in competition wiih twenty-seven ot the best bands in the state, our band placed third. In February our band gave a concert in Minneapolis for the Minnesota School Board association convention. Our record of being one of the best equip- ped bands in this area was again proved when BAND 5, i am Lett to rignt, lsr row-Arvilla Gandruolg 2nd row-Toni Kickul, Kathleen Gandrud, Ramona Beckerg 3rd row-Kay Weeks, Joan Weeks, Judy Becker, Karen Matlock, Lois Klabunde, Jean Han- song 4th row-Janice Stemm, Jeanette Trapp, Elaine Starr, Pat Eilers, Carol Nelson, Barbara Summers, Rosalie Becker, Catherine Riegel, Janet Kohlerg 5th row-Ranald Mc-Donald, Phyllis Dus- a set of glockenspiels, played by Avis Selke, was added. The band's special group, the cornet trio, is composed of Darrell Gilow, Dennis Fisher and Tom Ehlers. This group has appeared at many events both in and out of school. 43 cher, Joanne Ballard, Mary MacDouga1l, Robert Ramseth, Jean Cole, Donald Neale, Larry Cox, John Ramsethg 6th row-Jim Byram, Don Cole, Vicki Crosby, Mary Stemm, Peter Limburg, Curt Kessler, James Reed, Gordon Schoen, Gerald Beck- er, Mary Winter, Roger Towler, Malcolm MlcKay, Roger Wothe. Director-Mr. Stanley Limburg. The instrumental department can attribute their success to the able difection of Mr. Stanley Limburg. His knowledge of music is practically applied in his teaching and directing. This year twenty-two seniors will say good- bye to the band at Red Dog Gulch. SENIOR This year our Senior High Chorus which is made up of sixty members is under the direction of Miss Arlene Anderson. The Girls' Triple Trio, Boys' Octette and Girls' Trio are the group ensembles from the mixed chorus. Those in the Triple trio are: Dianne Huh- nerkoch, Sandy Olson, Jean Cole, Maxine Hewett, Mary MacDougall, Marita Reque, Jane Duncan, Shannon Rorabeck and Avis Selke. Rog Wothe, Bob Woodford, Darrell Gilow, Dennis Fisher, John Ramseth. Roger Towler, Tom Ehlers and HIGH CHORUS Curt Kessler make up the Boys' Octette. Dianne Huhnerkoch, Jane Duncan and Maxine Hewett are the Girls' Trio. Gep Durenburger is pianist for the Octette while Lois Klabunde is pianist for the triple trio. Jane Duncan is pianist for the chorus. Our chorus sang in the Christmas pageant and along with the other choral groups of school recorded Christmas music which was played over KNUJ, December 24. The chorus also participated in the Spring Concert here and the annual Spring Festival held this year at Sleepy Eye. Left to right, lst row-Sharon George, Joan Weeks, Charline Moe, Arvilla Gandrud, Judy Beck- er, Norita Register, Jean Tyson, Annette Baker, Miss Andersong 2nd row-Sharon Gilland, Cecille Danielson, Jean Hauptli, Shannon Rorabeck, Joan Miller, Jean Hanson, Pat Eilers. Marlene Tiffany Louise Paluck, Connie Johannecn, Marilyn Schu- macherg 3rd row-Lois Klabunde, Roger Towler Dayette Krueger, Jean Cole, Margaret Lamberton JoAnn Ballard, Marita Reque, Dianne Huhnerkoch SENIOR HIGH CHORUS ll 'es -L- 141 Qi ... l Q Q in 4 Q -X e Joyce Beernink, John Warner, Alice Cherry, Karen Poynterg 4th row-,Sandra Olson, Jackie Nelson, Ramona Carbert, Avis Selke, Jim Hillger, Bob Woodford, Dave Sauter, Malcolm McKay, Jim Huffman, Dennis Fisher. Carol Nelson, Noreen Melgesg 5th row-Mary MacDouga1l, Don Johan- neck, Darrell Gilow, Curt Kessler, Tom Ehlers Gep Durenberger, Larry Cox, John Ramseth, Rog- er Wothe, Jim Byram, Shirley Balko, Jane Dun- can, Maxine Hewett. , fl ... 4-. , 5 S Left to right-lst row-Jerilyn Berg, Betty Smith, Bonnie Ramey, Kenneth Oberembt, John Beager, Leslie Peterson, Chuck Gluth, Marie Rie- bel, Madelyn Jensen, Josephine Castle, Dick Otto, Znd row-Letha Mae McClintock, Glenna Bengtson, Kay Weeks, Ruth Huhnerkoch, Carolyn Simondet, Karen Matlock, Sylvia Seifert, Susan Quale, Avis Huhnerkoch, Sandra Balko, Jean Israelson, Irvin Reed, Jamie Knudsong 3rd row-Peggy Otto, Carol Otto, Robert Rarnseth, Joyce Gronholz, Arlyce Reed, Janice Swenson, Tedda Matson, Faye Rarney, Kathy Gandrud, Darlene Cherry, Doreen Donner, Robert Riebel, James Dols, 4th row-Mary Winter, Toni Kickul, Fay Werner, Marian Anderson, Mary Stemm, Kay Hollaway, Charles Reed, Vicki Crosby, Carol Jordon, Rosalie Becker, Dale Van Zant, Jay Kessler, Miss Anderson. GLEE CLUB Left to right, lst row-Margaret Cole, Mar- jorie Mixa, Thelma Kuglin, Josephine Castle, Joan Myers, Sharon Cox, Carol Huhnerkochg 2nd row- Hollis Matson, Mary Kay Winkle, Roberta Sauter, Kathleen Hengel, Charline Thompson, Helen Shields, Joanne Sales, Caren Fletcher, Patsy Tift- anyg 3rd row-Ellen O'Leary, Joan Heuer, Doreen Dunner, Deanne Gardner, Sondra Fletcher, Pam Poynter, Karen Matlock, Carolyn Sirnondet, Polly Holmbergg 5 i I 4th row-Pauline Niemann, Ann Re- vier, Ruth Johnson, Sharon Squibb, MHFJOTI? By- ram, Dianne Wothe, Loretta Hansen, Jean Hillger, Kathleen Tenneyg 5th row-Jane Hewett, CHFO1 Parker, Donna Allison, Kathy Riegel, Joyce Jen- sen, Kay Hollaway, Joann Lehmkuhl, Karen Olson, Betty Hewett, Joan Hewett, USHERS Left to right, 1st roW-Mari1yh Schumacher, sistant head usher, Ilene Jackson, Darlene Frank. Shirley Mertens' Mary Wood, Sophia Robinsgn, Lois Patten, Marianne Mann, 3rd row-Ramona Dorothy Peacock, Bernice Zimmer, Eleanor Thom- Wolf, Carol Squibb, Orien Ambefg, Ruth P9d9TS0H, as, Irene Stelzerg 2nd row-Gerry Wernerihead Joanne Johnson, Marlene Tlffally, DOI'iS Gladitsch, usher, Alice Jeppesen, Sharon Quesenberry-as- Afdyffe K1G'fSChG1', Louise Paluck- CAMERA CLUB 'K f 593 Seated, left to right-Caren Stephens, Sandy James Dols, Mr. Grapp, John Beager, Rodney Tib- Warner, Caren Fletcher, Donna Weisbrod. betts, Loren Hilbert. Standing, left to right-Mike Schottenbauer, Absent-Myron Hilbert. 47 Quan... - . FUTURE FARMERS UF AMERICA ., E Left to right, lst row-Jesse Nolting, Jim Lind- eman. Gene Jensen, Bill Wetmore, Arnold Dahmes, John Lindeman, Glendon Zachow, Ed Hines, Le- Roy Wohlman, Mr. Broberg, Roger Kuglin, Jerry Bellecourt, Gordon Parker, Milton Young, Danny Soltau, Curtis Kessler, Dick Quesenberryg 2nd row-Emery Johnson. John Malecha, Robert Baur, Roy Lueck, George Werner, Leo Mertens, Dale Menz, Gordon Gray, Stanley Raddatz, Gordon Wer- ner, Jim Mann, Eugene Gluth, Don Stellmacher, Laurence Steinhaus, Marvin Patten, Eugene Swo- boda, John Boots, Maurice Zimmer, Dick Balko, Jim Vierling, Eugene Jensen, Eugene Garnhardt, Glenn Conner, Wayne Schiller, Howard Larseng 3rd row-Don Watkins, Gordon Pederson, Merlin Stage, Roger Arnett, Richard Horejsi, Kurt Stoll, Gordon Kahnke, Lewis Swoboda. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS UF AMERICA Seated, left to right-Ardyth Schroeder, Sandra Fletcher, Faye Rarney, Joan Weeks, Shannon Ror- abeck, Mary Ann Sieber, Sharon Quesenberry, Janet Steller, Carol Zima, Sonja Galstad, Jane Duncan, Maxine Hewett, Jane Hewett, Janice Balko, Mary Jo Vinar, Jackie Ahrens, Joan Den- nistoun, Marlene Amberg, Yvonne Kahnke. Standing, left to, right-Myrna Drogosch, Elaine Starr, Karen Davis, Nancy Palmer, Darlene Schroe- der, Avis Huhnerkoch, Joan Heuer, Shirley Dusch- er, Jane Vierling, Joyce Gronholz, Kathy Riegel, Letha McClintock, Carol Timm, Janice Jensen, Marlene Tiffany, Shirley Hilbert, Regina Malecek, Shirley Jensen, Miss Schwanke, Mary Winter, Llarol Parker. ,si MOVIE PBOJECTIONISTS Ma., W as G 1 f , 5 as 7 , Left to right, lst row-Judy Becker, Margie Marvella Stancer, Don Seifert, Rodney Tibbetts, Heiling, Sharon Quesenberry, Carol Squibb Nor- Roger Kugling 3rd row-Tom Beager, Dave Sauter, e n Melges, Glenn Conner, Mr. Tibbettsg 2nd row- Bill Wetmore, Bob Woodford, LeRoy Wohlman, Roger Leopold, Malcolm M-cKay, Carol Nelson, George Werner, Fred Pfeiffer. J UN IOB RED CROSS we Seated, left to right-Jeanette Trapp, Elaine Canaday, Dianne Huhnerkoch, Kay Hollaway, Fay Werner, Tedda Matson, Sylvia Seifert, Pat Eilers, Karen Matlock, Carol Nelson, Janet Israelson, Karen Poynter, Vicki Crosby, Rosalie Becker, Mary Stemm, Miss Street. Standing, left to right-Avis Selke, Noreen 49 Melges, Pam Poynter, Jeannine Dunlevy, Joyce Beernink, Sandy Olson, Kathy Gandrud, Glenna Bengtson, Kay Weeks, Mary Winter, Marian An- derson, Toni Kickul, Dianne Wothe, Pauline Nie- mann, Janice Swenson, Norman Eilers, Gerald Becker. BUS PATROL ' TA 45 , S ,, so ,I 13 W M W. ,, l Q Wie, .7 ' I Q, P-A' Left to right, lst row-Jim Mann, Rex Boots, Stanley Benson, Robert Boushekg 3rd row-Leo Ralph Zeise, Robert HODITIHH. Jerry HaWiOr1. Phil- Mertens, Larry Read, Gene Jensen, Maurice Zim- lip Cheney, 2nd row--Jim Scott, Robert Bell, m9f,D0na1d Eichten, Ralph Kolp, Yvonne Benson, Orville Loock. Margie Heiling LIBRARIANS Seated, left to right-Orien Amberg, Audrey Peacock, Norma Jensen, Lois Patten, Marianne Peterson, Joan Dennistoun, Marlene Amberg, Jo- Mann, 2nd row-Shirley Balko, Sophia Robinson, ann Ballard, Clara Mae Bunting. Mavis Hasse, Joanne Stellmacher, Arlyce Zachow, Standing, lst row-Marjorie Hoover, Yvonne Myrna Drogosch, Jackie Ahrens. Bensen, Judy Campbell, Noreen Ahrens, Dorothy 50 J UN IGB CLASS PLAY On November l3, 1953, the Man Who Came to Dinner, was very successfully staged as the annual Junior Class Play. This year the play was under the competent direction of Mr. James Werner. The cast was an unusually large one, including: Whiteside ..,.. Maggie ......,...... Mrs. Stanley ,,,.. Mr. Stanley ....... June Stanley ......., Richard Stanley ...,.. Harriet Stanley ...... Sarah ..,.,.,....,..,......, John i........,.,......... Miss Preen ...... Dr. Bradley ...,.....,, Bert Jefferson ......... Lorraine Sheldon ....... Beverly Carlton i........,... Banjo ,,,.,.............,.......,..,.. Darrell Gilow Elaine Canaday Joyce Beernink Tom Ehlers Carol Haugen Gerald Becker Pat Eilers Alice Cherry Dennis Fisher Jeanette Trapp James Hillger Gordon Schoen Sharon Gilland Malcolm McKay .. ..,.,.. Donald Seifert Sandy ........a..........,.. .......................... J ames Byram Wescott and Prof. Metz Deputy and Expressman Mrs. Dexter .....,............... Mrs. McCutcheon ....... Bill Wetmore Andrew Murphy Donald Johannecx Mr. Baker ..,............................. .. ........ Alice Jeppesen Noreen lV16lg8S Wliviiii PROM The 1953 Prom, sponsored by the class of '54, was an experiment of a new idea. lnstead of the conventional banquet and dance as was used in previous years, the plan was altered in favor of the following plan and changes: Rather than being held in the Lincoln Gym as before, the Prom moved to the larger, new gymnasium. The banquet was supplemented by a chick- en-in-the-basket luncheon served during the ev- ening. Decorations followed a theme of American in Paris and a Parisian street scene was built in a pink, red, black and white scheme. It consist- ed of sidewalk cafes completely covering both side walls. Against one end an exact replica of the Arc de Triumph was constructed and on the other, a Paris garden. Rows of pink potted trees, a giant painting of the Eiffel Tower looming be- hind the band stand, and a dress shop for wraps added to the grand illusion, so earnestly worked for by last year's Junior class. The evening was a smash hit! Beginning at 8:00 sharp, the grand march wound its way through the Arc and around the sidewalk cafes, after which there was dancing and floor shows intermittent. During this time, waitresses, skillfully dressed in French costumes served refreshments to those seated at their reserved tables under the pink and red canopies of the cafes. As usual there was a prophecy and reading of the will. Professional photographers and anxious friends and parents popped flash bulbs at the already starry-eyed iuniors and seniors in an attempt to get permanent remembrances of the evening. Although it was the seniors' last, the juniors turned an expectant and enthusiastic eye to their next year's Prom and hoped for one as success- ful and full of happy memories. i PROM SCHOOL LIFE 'vlvmns-g,,.,,,,,. ROUSER STAFF ,.,,.... .,.,.,.. ...,..,. .....,:. ........ .... .,..,,.. t Editor-in-chief: Gep Durenb-ergerg ca-editor: 213515iy?i?S?.d31'QiCg1S,?.?bbettS Dianne Huhnerkoch' , . Reporters: Lois Klabunde, Jean Hanson, Mar- -Sports: Tom Ehlers, D1Ck R1egel fabsentj, Fred im Reque Cabsenw' Pfelffer fabsenw' Typistsi Pat Allison, Ardella Jordan Cabserxtj School life: Joyce Beernink, Jean Cole, Don Margo Lamberton, Seifert Cabsentb, Jean Tyson. TODAY WE EAT EARLY SEMESTERS WERE SO EASY SCHOOL LIFE PYTHAGORAS COUI.DN'T DO BETTER 100 BUIIER' No A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE 55 SCHOOL LIFE TQ BSO A' ox0 0 No' 'O B 1 Keg? 5 7, QOY' HA '19 2 005 pe- GET AN ADMIT! QUESNON vs WN we 9 P' yo F sb UDISSXN y.xP-WS' Ow 56 'x Awmevots U 4. X al 15 S f vw 90 ! S , X N --- 1-'7 QW' 3 A 2 ff W Sf ts +P ff-' 1 I Pr' 1 'xi - N I K 'Q ,555 W 1-A wo T 52:-1 f n 2 Y - 5 .- 5 X -.1 ffll X, r 'Q 5' f' S FOOTBALL any la: lf. .. .42 4. Left to right First Row: Wilbur Johnson, Mal- colm :MicKay, Don Cole, Bill Wetmore, Larry Cox, Bob Tenney, Jim Aune, Roger Leopold, John Ram- seth, Arnold Rasmussen, Dave Sauter. 'Second Row: Manager James Scott, Dean Barnes, John Jaros, Andrew Murphy, Gene Jen- sen. John Boots, Howard Nelson, James Burchett, Richard Riegel Redwood Falls 2i6 home Redwood Falls 0 there Redwood Falls 29 home Redwood Falls 0 home Redwood Falls 0 there Redwood Falls 0 there Redwood Falls 12 home Redwood Falls 27 there Redwood Falls 0 there SQUAD ......,..... ........,,,, , .. Redwood Falls 12 Redwood Falls 13 Redwood Falls 6 Redwood Falls 19 58 Gordon Schoen, Darrell Lindstrom, Eugene Garn- hardt, Manager Fred Pfeiffer. Third Row: Coach Loren Waugh, Marion Welch, Jess Nolting, James Lindeman, Dick Cor- bett, James Kuelbs, Wayne Schiller, Dennis Kletscher, Dick Riegel, Dick Squibb, Walter Krue- ger, Gilbert Kohlhof, Scott Cairns. 0 Olivia 14 Tracy 0 Glencoe 0 Hutchinson 26 New Ulm 13 Granite Falls 6 Marshall 6 Springfield 22 Jackson 0 Tracy 7 Olivia 0 Hutchinson 0 Marshall Dick Squibb Jim Aune SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Wilbur Johnson Larry Cox Don Cole Dean Barnes Robert Tenney Robert Willcox Howard Nelson ...u. Arnold Rasmussen Eugene Garnhardf John Ramseth HOMECOMING With the 1953 homecoming, came a new pass word to students of Redwood Falls High school - Court Marshall. And with it came a renewed interest in snake dances and bonfires, floats and parades, queens, and, of course, football. Again this year the program of festivities followed the traditional plan. With the DeKalb plant and bonfire as its destination, the snake- oance, led by the cheerleaders, wound its way over yards, down alleys, and through uptown buildings. A roaring bonfire served as a back drop as the queen candidates and football play- ers were greeted by a cheering crowd. Scholarship was least stressed Friday, Octo- ber 23, as last minute preparations were concen- trated on the floats, which contributed to a big- ger and more colorful parade that afternoon. At 8 p.m. enthusiastic spectators were treat- ed to an exciting game which resulted in a vic- tory for the Cards with a score of 12-6. At half- time, after a showy display of music and march- ing by the Marshall and Redwood Falls High school bands, the queen candidates were intro- duced to the crowd. The Marshall dance band entertained at the dance held in the Lincoln Gym immediately af- ter the game. Candidates Jane Duncan, Lois Kretsch, Jean Tyson, Connie Johanneck and Jean Hanson led the applause as Ramona Keil, the 1952 Queen, crowned Marita Reque as .the 1953 Homecoming Queen. And so another Redwood Falls High school homecoming chalked up a pleasant remembrance for all. Left to right-Jean Tyson, Jean Hanson, Jane Duncan, Lois Kretsich, Connie Johanneck. Queen-+Marita Reque. '91 ,mav- fgvv rg.,- ?1!. A219 ,-1W,N..w A-fA-f 4'5 -. if I f 4 LJ 1 My ,Q 7 QA an 5 SE? W af S5 33 f Y . 5 ' ,, E Q' K 'F 4 'i ,M Q ...mo N 1 'QQ , I x ff' ffm, .., is 5 5, 'fi sian if 2 z lf BASKETBALL Left to Right-Duane Meyer, coach, Andy Mur- phy, student manager, Walter Krueger, Malcolm McKay, Don Cole, Jim Hillger, Med Pfeiffer, Jim Aune, Dave Sauter, Bill Wetmore, John Ramseth Bob Tenney, Larry Cox, Jim Vierling. Olivia ,......,, Marshall ,.... Morton ..,.......... Glencoe ,,....,,,,. Tracy ...,........... Mountain Lake Olivia ............... Morton .....,....... Sleepy Eye .,..... Sleepy Eye ...,... Marshall ..,,.,., New Ulm ........, Wmdom ....i.......... ..... Granite Falls ...,... ..... Hutchinson ....... New Ulm ....., Springfield .... They 39 47 43 37 38 31 44 59 57 49 44 60 70 52 68 52 48 if si KL ,, 5. 711, 3 V Aman ,WL 5 if 3 , 5 W M... a.. s..' Q 7, 5394, , 4 X L':' f ff ' . H319 5131! J? 4 A. W ... K, kv xx' ,Q gi . ,Af is 6 -, ,J 'Wins I .pf ,W-1., BASKETBALL Left to Right-Dale Menz, Jack Knpdson. Dick Strand, George Sundem, Gilbert Kohlhof, Norman COFUGIYT- Charles .REBEL Denny Knlgge, Russ Eilers, Charles Lamberton, Bob Drogosch, Coach Schmldt- Gary Rlchey, Allan Krueger, Calvm Laverne Bredeson, Manager Jim Scott. Row 1-Left to Right-Earl Brown, Jim Cairns, Jimmy Siewert, Tom Swenson, Terry Wilson, Dick Otto. Row 2-Bob Vinar, John Corbett, Mickey Melges, Bob Ramseth, Jay Kessler, James Gelinne, Larry Strauss, Jim Wolverton, Warren Duscher, James Knudson. Row 3-Torn Jones, Coach George Olson, Ronnie Boys, Tom Helgeson, Doug Olson, Butch Bjerke, Mike Young, Walt Wood, Burlyn Barnes, Robert Riebel, Delano Woese, Coach Otto Sierwert, Ken Oberembt. WRESTLING Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Falls Falls Falls' Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Regional Winners State Entries Left to right: Wilbur Johnson, Coach Virgil Sales, Dean Barnes, Second Row, Jim Barnes, John Lindeman. SCORES 38 15 Willmar 20 33 Tracy 48 5 New Ulm 215 27 Willmar 33 1'8 New Ulm 33 20 Walnut Grove 33 16 Hutchinson 35 13 Tracy 22 24 St. James 29 13 Hutchinson 29 14 Walnut Grove 19 24 Morris Ag. School 25 21 Morris Public School Le-ft to right, First Row: Burlyn Barnes, Dar- Cairns, Donald Watkins, Darrell Lindstrom, Coach rell Gilow, Wilbur Johnson, Dean Barnes, Wayne Vlrgll Sales, Jim Llrldemafl, Jess N01fi1'1g, Jim Schiller, John Lindeman, Second Row: Scott Barnes- 65 BASEBALL lf, MW Q , H Wm :F L , Left to right First row: Laurie Peterson, Joe Aune, Coach Jerry Richey, Chuck Lamberton, Corbett, Neal Young, Doug Lechner, Dick Barnes, Malcolm McKay, Third row: Charles Nemitz, Dick Maynard Nolting, Second row: Dave Sauter, Jim Squibb. in Q5 sf 'z Q TEV? CHEERLEADERS Left to Right-Janet Israelson, Jean Cole Jean Tyson. Absent- Marlene Amberg. DRUM MAJORETTES Row 1-Left to Right-Judy Becker, Sandy O1- son, Lois Kretsch. 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