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

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Sophomore Class Mr. Escher points the way to Sophomore historians. 1st row: Charles Schmidt, Bill Sparby, Roger Steinhouse, Frances Petsinger, Dona Lee Neuschwander, Deloria Schm.ut, Marie Riebel, Carolyn Simondet, Roberta Sauter, Gerald Zaske, Douglas Corn. 2nd row: Lowell Wallert, Sharon Squibb, Kathleen Tenney, Karen Stewig, Janice Quiram, Florence Petsinger, Phyllis Zic sdorf, Carol Paskewitz, Kathleen Hengel, Geraldine Scott, Audrey Gronholz, Carol Vanstrom, Kathleen Zeren. 3rd row: Roger Breckenridge, Kenneth Oberembt, Bernard Zeug, Shirley Vierling, Ralph Zeise, Patricia Zim- nermann, Arlyce Read, LeRoy Pederson, Janet Kotval, Barbara Russell, Sharon Starr. 4th row: Kenneth Warner, James Pettis, Russell Sehmidt, Charles Reed, Thomas Panitzke, Keith Parish, 3er«id Smith, Paul Olson, Donald Tenney, Calvin Strand, John Schmid.

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1st row: Thelma Kuglin, Elaine Marquardt, Barbara Ahrens, Carole King, Janice Fennem, Larry Jensen, Eugene Malecha, Dennis Kahnke, Lorraine Kolp, Jeannette Kletscher, Jo Castle. 2nd row: Dennis Lavicky, Deanne Gardner, Tom Jones, Beverly Beihoffer, Polly Holmberg, Karen Kretsch, Doreen Donner, Joann Hewett, Joyce Arnett, Janice Dehmlow, Jerold Dahms, Jim Barnes, 3rd row: Walden Jordan, Roger Boys, Charlotte Hanson, Theresa Hoppke, Hollis Matson, Betty Hewett, Judith Gilhooly, Margie Byram, Sylvan Carman, Jean Hillger, Ronald Boys, Terry Engeman. 4th row: Joseph Filipek, Jerome Maasch, Hartwin Kreft, Marvin Garnhardt, Charles Hess, Hilton Huhner- koch, Keith Hawton, John Horejsi, Rex Boots, Allan Krueger. This has been one of the most important years for the one hundred Sophomore class members of R. F. H. S. It was this year that brought us Ihe distinction of being in the senior high school and of being considered upperclassmen. This year we have had a greater choice in electing our subjects. At last we are preparing for the fields of endeavor we will work in after we have been graduated. Our privileges have multiplied this year and our res- ponsibilities have increased proportionately. We can now attend the high school dances, participate actively in more school organi- zations, and for all assemblies we sit in our own first floor section. Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS 10th—First row: Carolyn Simondet, pre- sident; Janice Quiiam, secretary; Second row: Jim Barnes, treasurer; Paul Olson, vice president. 21

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Freshman Class CLASS OFFICERS 9th—Bottom row: Faith Arndt, secre- tary; Middle row: Kay Schumacher, vice president; Michael Melges, treasurer; Back row: Karen Olson, president. The Freshmen, who are on the threshold of senior high, are proving their ability to cope with the problems and responsi- bilities they will soon have to carry. They had charge of the Homecoming bonfire and have started sponsoring after game dances. Their able handling of the Freshman Day program is also another step forward. These eager prospects for senior high have good partici- pation in band, chorus, and all of the sports. Although the time is fleeting they are keeping stride with the fast changing ideas and new surroundings. 1st row: Gary Hoover, James Hengel, Bitt Johnson, Faith Arndt, Donna Kuglin, Kathryn Berber Sandra Balko, Lorraine Heiling, Madelyn Jensen, Virginia Kletscher, Lois Johnson. Margaret Cole, Karen Bjerke, kod ert King, Loren Hilbert, Richard Lemcke, James Cairns. 2nd row: Darrel Leopold. Bernard Kretsch, Robert Bratsch, Roger Hasse John Corbett, Charles Gluth, Gordon Davis, Sharon Barnes. Elizabeth Anderson. Caren Fletscher, Donald Hoffman, Richard Landkamm.r, Den- nis Kascht, Noel Lindeman, Earl Brown, David Fidler, Delvin Hunter. 3rd row: Douglas Green, Fae Goldhom, Karen Bailey. Ruth Huhnerkoch, Faye Campbell, Bill Kohlhof Dean Gilland, Carol Fritz, David Duncan, Ted Hoepner, Marilyn Kolp, Carol Huhnerkoch, Darlene Cherry. Sharon Cox, Eldon Hammerschmidt. 4th row: Cynthia Good, Margaret Amberg, Bob Jacobus, John Beager, Herbert Kreft, Jim Gelinne, Gene Leuck, Warren Duscher, James Knudson. 23