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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

The Senior Class Of Redwood Falls High School presents THE 1967 CARDINAL Co-Editors..........Jeannette Balko Linda Klabunde Business Manager.........Jim Larson Advisor............Mr. O.E. Siewert Foreword Many graduates have walked through these portals of learning. Surely they experienced happiness mixed with sadness, such as we the grads of 1967 — sadness because of the many fond memories we must leave forever behind. It is sad to have to say good-bye, for Redwood Falls High School is a place one does not like to attend, but hates to leave. As we turn the pages of this book in future years, we will remember those friends we held so dear. We will remember the fun we shared during the years at school dances, games and in classes. We will often stop and recall some of the dedicated teachers who helped us along the way — the extra help they offered us when the going got rough. We will remember the relaxed attitude of genuine friendliness that existed between the students and teachers. Now journey through the pages and share the joys of our accomplishments and the sorrows of our defeats, for these are the events we will cherish over the years. 2 Table Of Contents Faculty and Administration 4 Activities 16 Organizations 30 Sports 60 Underclassmen 74 Seniors 86 1967 Cardinal Staff Brad Berberick Leigh Cherry Martha Doms Cathy Dwyer Kathy Flinn Julie Galles Christine Hansvick Don Jorgenson Bill Moldestad Susan Moldestad Barb Patten Tom Tiffany 3 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION REEDE GRAY: Carleton College (B.A.), University of Minne- MURIEL ANDERSON: Secretary to the Superin- sota (M.A.). Yale University (Additional Graduate Work), Super- tendent, intendent of Redwood Falls Public Schools. The Offices: The SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED Mrs. Donald Crooks, Mr. Leroy Woodford. Mr. Gene O'Leary. STAN DING: Mr. Stanley Otto. Mr. Percy Brandt, Mr. Donald Tiffany, Mr. Logan Foreman. 6 TRUDY HERBERT. Secretary to the Principal. Centers Of Activity C. O. HALVORSON: N.S.F. Institute. Luther (B.A.), Maca- laster, Oklahoma (A M): Principal of the Junior High School. Mr. Gray, the Redwood Falls High School superintendent, is the able head of the administration department. For thirty years, Mr. Gray, with the help of the Board of Education, has skillfully directed and improved our school system. The Board of Education is the “voice of the people.” The usual members, who are elected for three year terms, strive to maintain a stable efficient operation. Our principals, Mr. Ramseth and Mr. Halverson, have given great time and effort to provide RFHS students and faculty with an efficient, smooth-running school. A few of their many tasks consist of setting up schedules, supervising the administration of the school, and providing us with a constantly improving school system. Our smiling secretaries, in the office, are Miss Anderson and Mrs. Herbert. Miss Anderson is Mr. Gray’s secretary, and Mrs. Herbert is Mr. Ramseth’s. We cannot put into words how deeply grateful we are to these public-spirited citizens for their dedication and service. 7 GEROGE P RAMSETH: St. Olaf College (B.A.), University of Minnesota (M.A.) Princi- pal of Senior High School; Cafeteria and School Transportation. GLADYS AAGARD: Gustavus Adol- phus (B.A.); Speech; English; One-Act Plays; Declamation; Junior Class Advisor. MRS. RALPH BEERNINK: Mankato State College (B.S.); University of Minne- sota (M.A.); Moorhead State College; Spe- cial Education. LEE BRANDT: University of Minneso- ta (B.S.); South Dakota University; San Diego State College; Math; Cross Coun- try; Junior High Basketball; Junior High Track. Discussion. . . BEN BROBERG: University of Minnesota (B.S.); Wisconsin State University; Winona State College; Agriculture; General Science; FFA. JAMES DARR: University of Minnesota, Morris (B.A.); Life Sci- ence; Earth Science; Assistant Wres- tling Coach; Seventh Grade Advisor. PAUL DUCKSTAD: Luther Col- lege (B.A.); Geography; Psychology; “B” Squad Football; Junior High Wrestling; Varsity Baseball. LYLE FOX: Lawrence Institute of Technology (B.S. Chem. Eng.); Mankato State; Eau Claire State College; University of Minnesota; Algebra; Geometry; General Math. ROSS GABRIEL: Moorhead State College (B.S.); Art; American History; Camera Club. BRUCE GRUNWALD: Mankato State College (B.S.); University of Missouri; Chemistry; Physics; Gen- eral Science; Science Club. PHIL HALL: Gustavus Adolphus; Mankato State College (B.S.); Jun- ior High Counselor; Golf Coach. NANCY HANSON: Mankato State College (B.S.); Home Econom- ics; FHA. Please? MARY HEERY: Valley City State Col- lege (B.A.); University of Minnesota; University of North Dakota (M.Ed.); Typewriting; Office Practice. ROBERT HOFFMAN: Gustavus Adol- phus; Mankato State College (B.S.); Eng- lish; Assistant Basketball; Assistant Track; Junior High Football. JOYCE JENSEN: Mankato State Col lege(B.S.); English. KEITH JOHNSON: Luther College (B.A.); University of Southern California (M.M.); Instrumental Music; Girls' Vocal; Junior High Band; General Music; String Orchestra. ROBERT LAUGHLIN: Mankato State College (B.A.); University of Minnesota (M.A.); Social Studies; Driver Education. DOROTHY LORENZ: College of St. Catherine (B.A.); University of Minnesota (M.A.); University of Washington; Eng- lish; Writing and Humanities; National Honor Society. ELIZABETH LUCAS: University of Minnesota (B.S.); Junior High Home Eco- nomics; Seventh Grade Health; Junior FHA; Junior Red Cross. Stimulants For DONALD OTTERSON: Iowa State Col- lege; Mankato State College (B.S.); Draw- ing and Woodworking; Metalwork; Head Track Coach; Junior High Football Coach; Senior Class Advisor. MERRILL PEDERSON: Concordia College (B.A.); Mankato Slate College (M.S.); University of Minnesota; Counse- lor; Student Council Advisor. RALPH PETERSEN: Luther College (B.A.); Rudiments of Music; General Music; Senior Choir; Freshman Choir; Seventh and Eighth Grade Boys' Chorus; Madrigals. HAZEL REED: Gustavus Adolphus (B.A.); University of Minnesota; Manka- to State College; English; Latin; Latin Club. MARY LOU ROHLFING: Collcgeof St. Teresa (B.A.); Colorado State College; Mankato Commercial College; Transcrip- tion; Shorthand; Bookkeeping; Secretarial Office Practice; Ushers’ Club. ROYCE RUSSELL: University of Minnesota. Morris (B.A.); Universityof Minnesota; Mankato State College; Span- ish; Spanish Club; Assistant Debate Coach. Young Minds ELIZABETH SALES: Huron College (B.A.); English; Head of Junior High Eng- lish Department. VIRGIL SALES: St. Cloud State Col- lege (B.A.); Science; Health; Physical Education. DARREL SCHENK: Mankato State College (B.S.); Hofstra University; Ger- man; German Club; Debate; Assistant De- clam; Senior Class Play; One-Act Play Di- rector; Stage Crew. DALE SCHOLL: Gustavus Adolphus (B.S.); Mankato State College (M.S.); Biol- ogy; Head Football Coach; Tennis; Letter- men’s Club; Athletic Director. BARBARA SCHWARTZ: Gustavus OTTO SIEWERT: Mankato State Col- Adolphus (B.A.); Mankato State College: lege (B.S.); University of Minnesota: South English: Literature: Junior High Deciam. Dakota State University. Math; CARDI- NAL Advisor; Junior High Basketball Coach. MICHAEL SPONBERG: Gustavus Adolphus (B.A.); Mankato State College: World History; American History; ROUS- ER Advisor; Model UN. CLAIRE SINNER: University of Den- ver (B.A.); Librarian. Wisdom For CLEM STRAMEL: St. Thomas (B.S.); Fort Hays Kansas State: Algebra; Geome- try; Consumers Math; “B Squad Football Assistant; “B Squad Basketball; Intramur- al. ROBERT THOMPSON: University of Minnesota; Moorhead Stale College (B.S.); Social Problems; Advanced Physical Educa- tion; Head Basketball Coach; Assistant Baseball Coach. D. M. TIBBETTS: Carlcton College (B.A.); Science; Audio Visual Director. LOWELL TJENTLAND: Concordia College (B. A.); English; Geography. LOREN WAUGH: Bradley University; University of Minnesota; Mankato State College; Farm Shop; Industrial Arts. GERH A R D W' ENDT: Mankato State College (B.S.); Industrial Arts; Social Stud- ies; School Patrol; Bus Patrol. The Masses ILENE YANKE: Mankato State Col- lege (B.S.); Physical Education; Health; GAA; Cheerleaders; Pep Club. ROGER ZEUG: St. Thomas (B.S.); World History; American History; Physical Education; Assistant Varsity Football; Head Wrestling Coach. DONALD ZSCHUNKE: MacPhail Col- lege of Music (B.S. and M.M.); Instrumen- tal Music; Senior High Band; Pep Band; Dance Band; Color Guard; Pom Pon Girls and Flag Twirlers. The Student Council was engaged in many activities under the leadership of President Tom Tiffany and the supervision of Mr. Merrill Pederson. Some of these activities included Parent’s Night during football; Mom’s Night during basket- ball; Dad’s Night during wrestling; Homecoming, the biggest single activity of the Student Council; the popcorn machine, the main source of income; AFS Day and the Student Hand- book, which is put out to enable the student to recognize his privileges and obligations as a student of RFHS. The Student Council consists of five Seniors, four Juniors, and three Sophomores as voting members, as well as the AFS student and the Senior High class presidents. Last fall, five members attended the Student Council Con- vention at Walnut Grove, where Redwood Falls High School was elected Treasurer of the Conference. The purposes of Student Council are to enable pupils to voice their opinions as to the control of extracurricular ac- tivities, to develop leadership through responsibility, to promote student interest and participation in school govern- ment, and to develop in the student the appreciation of the privilege of participating in democracy on a small scale. OFFICERS: Tom Tiffany, President; Bill Moldestad, Vice-President; Dean Christensen. Secretary; Dick Nel- son, Treasurer. Democracy On A Small Scale. STUDENT COUNCIL; FRONT ROW: Diane Stanton. Charles Curtis, Bob Anderson. Bill Moldestad. Tom Tiffany. SECOND ROW: Dean Christensen, Dick Nelson, Dennis Dir- lam, Rosa Maria Lopez, Liz Laughlin. Jim Larson. BACK ROW: Mark DeWolf, Steve Laughlin, John Enahnit, Ronald Morrow. 14 COOKS: Mrs. Norcutt, Mrs. King, Mrs. Bluhm, Mrs. Maisch. Rendering Services Needed And Appreciated CUSTODIANS: Mr. Barnes Mr. Schroeder Mr. Overby Mr. Stancer Mr. Hanson head custodian saixiAixov ROYAL COURT: SEATED: Susan Moldestad, Barb Patten, Klabunde. STANDING: Robin Norcutt, Dave Steinkraus. Den- Jonica Farnberg, Queen Cathy, Mark Scholl. Kathy Flinn, Linda nis Dirlam, Kevin O'Leary, Bill Boots. Charles Curtis, Jim Otto. Queen Cathy Of The House Of Dwyer The crowning moment for Queen Cathy. The climax of Homecoming week occurred, of course, at cor- onation. Tension mounted as last year’s queen, Joyce Woelfel, placed the crown and robe on the 1966 Homecoming queen, Cathy Dwyer. Mike Pedersen sang “Sweetheart of Redwood High” during the signing of the book. A hilarious skit on the evolution of Homecomings, presented by Tom TifTany and Brad Berberick, added a light touch to the solemn occasion. The alumni “56” were introduced and the cheerleaders aroused the spirit of the students in a short pep-fest. Queen Cathy, escorted by Dennis Dirlam, led the way out of the auditorium. The students then went out to watch the Home- coming Parade. Many new units had been added with such clubs as FFA, German, and Latin participating. After the parade everyone went home to recuperate for the game with the Tro- jans of Worthington. 19 TOP SIXTEEN: FRONT ROW: Kathy Wittwer, Judy Bloc- Dwyer, Barb Patten, Ann Hougham, Julie Galles, Leigh Cherry, dow, Peggy Morrow. Kathy Flinn, Jeannette Balko, Susan Valle. Kathy Young. Jill Tighe. Sue Moldcstad. SECOND ROW: Linda Klabunde, Charlotte Schmidt, Cathy “Trojans Of Troy Queen and attendants beautify the Senior float. Floats were designed in the weeks be- fore Homecoming. All the classes partici- pated with other clubs providing the extra units. The parade followed the coronation cer- emonies. It was lead by Queen Cathy and her attendants on the senior float. The eighth grade float placed first with “Tro- jans of Troy are Cardinals’ Toy.” The sophomore float placed second with the slogan “Build a Wall and Watch’em Fall.” The FFA float and the German float tied for third place. Both bands provided the music for the parade. Queen Cathy graciously accepted and ex- pressed her thanks at being chosen 1966 Homecoming Queen. She very warmly invited the “56” alumni, parents, faculty, and students to the game with Worthington. Thursday’s activities included the annual girls’ football game which incidently the Jun- iors won. Also the bonfire was held with the candidates introduced, the co-captains and coach, and players presented. The night of the game was chilly but the loy- al fans and alumni braved the weather to see the team lose to Worthington by a score of 20- 6. After the game the dance was held with Roger Kodet and the Cards providing the mu- sic. It was a very successful Homecoming. Queen Cathy accepting her honor as the 1966 Homecoming Queen. Are Cardinals’ Toy” The best float was the eighth grade's. High rising fire brings high rising spirit. 21 FRONT ROW: Mr. Schenk. Director; Martha Doms, Student Sands; Mike SchofTman. Riley; Dick Nelson, Bert: Bill Boots, director; Brad Berberick, Mr. Kidd; Mary Lou Zschunke. Rose. also Bert (NOT PICTURED). BACK ROW Jim Larson, Mr. Sands; Karen Willshire, Mrs. One Act Too Many Rose and Mr. Sands having one of their spats. “The Room” was a contemporary play. There was at times, a lack of communication between the players on stage. This re- presented the lack of communication in life, such as in world affairs. The main purpose of the play of this kind was to make you think. After being presented on November 18-19 in the Juniors’ “An Evening of Entertainment”, “The Room” was sent on to Dis- trict competition. Here it received an “A” rating and was cho- sen to represent District 10 at the Regional contest. The Re- gional was held at Hutchinson. The cast came home with a “B” rating. Everyone who worked on the plays deserved a hand for doing such a fine job and making it such a success. 22 “Sunday Costs Five Pesos” is a play about the old Mexican custom that any fight started on Sunday would cost the person five pesos. Since this was a great sum of money to the poor people of Mexico, few fights were started. But in some situations it was entirely impossible especially if a girl and a boy were concerned as was the case in this play. Fidel was paying too much attention to one Celesti- na. Berta, Fidel’s girlfriend, became very angry. This, of course, was hard to keep away from prying neigh- bors especially if they were Salome and Tonia. These two tried to get the two lovers back together and suc- ceeded in doing everything but that. Finally Berta and Fidel did get together and were married and went to live in another town. “Sunday Costs Five Pesos” along with “She Was Only A Farmer’s Daughter” were presented Friday morning, November 18, to the Junior High. Senior High students wanting to see the four plays had to at- tend the evening performances. Salome defeated! SUN DA Y COSTS FI VE PESOS by Josephina Niggle Fidel Robert Wetmore Berta......................... Linda Klabunde Salome Rosa Maria Lopez Tonia Paulette Simning Celestina Kathy Otto Director: Mr. Schenk Student Director: Penny Fox Penny Fox, Rosa Lopez, Kathy Otto. Bob Wetmore, Linda Klabunde. Paulette Simning. The cast of “No Exit.” NO EXIT by Jean-Paul Sartre Estelle.................... Susan Valle Garcin Brad Berberick Valet......................Jody Norcutt Inez Kathe Wilcoxon Jody Norcutt, Susan Valle, and Kathe Wilcoxon in a scene from the play “No Exit.” The play concerned three people in hell. It tried to show that hell is people themselves. Because the play was about a coward, a Lesbian, and a nymphomaniac, it was not presented the second night as there was strong public disapproval. This scene depicts the Valet (Jody Nor- cutt) informing Estelle (Susan Valle) and Inez (Kathe Wilcoxon) that they must stay in hell forever. SHE WAS ONLY A FARMERS DA UGHTER by Millard Crosby Millie Spivens Aunt Sally Mrs. Ella Smithers Osgood Smithers . Mulberry Foxhall Harvey Smith Lydia Smith..... Alice Smith Ann Hougham Barb Meyers Wendy Bollum Dennis Dirlam Kevin O’Leary Steve Laughlin Carol Stramel . Liz Laughli-.i Directed by Miss Aagard. A touching scene with Dennis Dirlam, Wendy Bollum. Ann Hougham. and Barb Meyers. “Curses! Foiled again!, cries villain Kevin O’Leary as the rest of the cast looks on. The play is an old- fashioned “mellerdram- mer” complete with hero, villain, cape and mous- tache. We were invited to participate in the play by hissing when the villain entered and cheering the hero when he entered. It was enjoyed as much by the viewers as the actors. 24 Students Take Over It all began on Monday and Tuesday, May 1 and 2, with the filing for various offices. Wild, but delightful posters lined the halls, ceilings, and classrooms, tempt- ing those who walked by. Thursday the students flocked to the polls and by seventh hour we knew who our leaders for the coming day would be. Friday dawned bright and early for some of those elected. Cooks and janitors were on the job by 7 a.m., ready, willing, and eager to fulfill their obligations — and campaign promises. Eight o’clock found principal Mike Schoffman, superintendent Kevin O’Leary and their secretaries Wen- dy Bollum and Kathy Flinn hard at work in their offices. Noon time entertainment was furnished by the Sophisticates, a local group. By the time the final bell rang at 3: 30, all those fortunate to be elected were ready to turn the business of education back to those trained for that purpose. We students had had our day and were glad to rejoin the ranks of teens. Principal Mike signs a pass for two jun- iors. Secretary to the principal, Wendy Bollum. keeps us up-to-date. Mark DeWolfe tries to teach fellow sophomores some geometry. Anyone for elderberry wine?? FRONT ROW: Karen Ness, Jane Lusscnhop. Rosa Maria Lopez, Cathy Dwyer, Linda Klabundc. BACK ROW: Terry McWilliams, DaveOkins, Mark Vien, Robin Norcutt. Dennis Dirlam, Wendy Bollum, Martha Doms. A Taste Fight anyone? Wendy Bollum, Martha Doms, Ann Hougham. Brad Berber- ick, Jim Larson, and Steve Sin- ner. 26 Anyone for elderberry wine? Everyone who saw the Senior Class’s presentation of the comedy Arsenic and Old Lace on May 5 and 6 knows the answer to that. No!! Wendy Bollum and Martha Dorns played the parts of Abby Brewster and Martha Brewster, the little old ladies whose greatest contribution to life was poisoning lonely old men by the use of ar- senic added to elderberry wine. Teddy Brewster, played by Dennis Dirlam, thought he was Teddy Roosevelt, and the audience was often startled by his unex- pected “Charge!” The person who paced the play was Brad Berberick (Mortimer Brewster) with his “My gosh, here's an- other one,” when he discovered the body of Mr. Spenalzo after finally getting rid of Mr. Hoskins, one of Abby and Martha’s gentlemen. Jonathan Brewster (Jim Lar- son) and Dr. Einstein (Steve Sinner) were partners in crime in the play and nearly killed Elaine Harper (Ann Hougham), the daughter of Rev. Harper, played by Kevin O’Leary. With the help of Mr. Schenk, our direc- tor, the play was a lot of fun and a great success. FRONT ROW: Diane Svoboda. Barb Patten. Susan Valle. Mary Ann Chal- mers. Linda Stramcl. and Bob Boeck. STAN DING: Ann Hougham, Mike Schoflman, Keith Radel. Steve Sinner. Jim Larson, and Kevin O'Leary. BACK ROW: Wendy Bollum. Martha Dorns, and Dennis Dirlam. Of Comedy A REHEARSAL EXTRA: Mr. Gibbs (Mike Schoflman) is surprised to sec a corpse (Karen Ness) walk out of the basement. Abby and Martha (Wendy Bollum and Martha Dorns) look on. Ann Hougham. Kevin O’Leary. Keith Radel. Terry McWilliams. Dave Ok ins. Mark Vien, and Robin Norcutt shown during a scene of the play. The RFHS gym was transformed into the “Hanging Gardens of Babylon” for the 1967 Junior-Senior Prom. Once again the Juniors voted to have the local Trave- lers’ Club serve as chauffeurs for the evening, providing added sophistication in ties and tails as doormen. The Grand March began promptly at 8:00 led by the Junior Class President Diane Stanton and her escort Dean Christensen. The Twilighters from New Ulm provided the music for the evening. Sophomore waiters and waitresses carried out the Roman theme dressed in togas. Marble columns, vine-covered walls and a fish pond helped to carry out the theme. As the dance drew to a close, chauffeurs awaited the elegant couples and took them hpme to change for the rest of the night. The Grand March was a big success with over 100 couples parti cipating. Sweet Dreams And Pleasant Memories Under the eye of scrutiny, Brenda Mahoney and her escort David Okins approached the entrance. 28 Arriving at the scene of the Prom. Dennis Dirlam and his date Rosa Lopez. AFSer from Madrid, stopped under the canopy to have their pictures taken and to talk with KLGR. As the lions looked on, the Grand March was lead by Junior Class President Diane Stanton and her escort Dean Christensen and Senior Class President Charles Curtis and his date Kathy Flinn. The Pond of Babylon fascinated all with its floating flowers and various colored gold- fish. “In Like Flint” was shown in the theatre uptown following the dance. All made use of the privilege to have a drink or candy bar free of charge. Following the show, there was a dance at the VFW Hall. There were a lot of laughs during the grapefruit- passing game. After the games, re- cords were provided and played by KLGR and the dancing began. At 4:30 the weary chauffeurs met the couples and took them to the Le- gion Hall for breakfast which consist- ed of scrambled eggs, hot cocoa, and a roll. This was the climax of the even- ing. All agreed that the Travelers’ Club and the Junior Class had provided an evening filled with fun for all. The sleepy students seemed well satisfied as the evening events faded into sweet dreams and pleasant memories. SENIORS: Bill Moldestad, Brad Berberick, Kathy Flinn, Barb Patten. Susan Moldestad, Christine Hansvick. “The Best Cardinal Ever” THE BIG “3”: Jeanette Balko and Linda Klabunde, Co-Editors; Business Manag- er Jim Larson. The year of the 1967 CARDINAL got underway with the selling of ads by the twenty-five member staff . Our new goal was for each member to sell $50 worth of ads. A new ad consisting of a 3” by 6” picture was sold for $25. Our accomplishments really pleased Mr. Siewert, our advisor, and business manager Jim Larson. Juniors on the staff served as ap- prentices to the Seniors and were able to increase their knowledge of year- book production for their coming important year. Intently, they wrote copy and assisted the seniors in all possible ways. 32 SENIORS: Don Jorgenson, Martha Doms, Julie Galles. Cathy Dwyer, Leigh Cherry, Tom Tiffany. JUNIOR APPRENTICES: SEATED: Gail Kramer, Nancy Uhlenkamp, Michelle Davis, Karen Knudsen.STANDING: Liz Laughlm. Scott Larson, Lynda Gustafson, Kay Hennes, Julie Lauster, Gordon Dirlam. CARDINAL Advisor, Mr. Otto Siewert In October a few of the staff members and Mr. Siewert attended the Yearbook Work Shop held at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter. Here they received hints on preparing and producing a good yearbook. The frantic preparation of taking pictures, plan- ning layouts, selling ads and yearbooks, writing copy and typing layouts kept the editors, business manager and the staff working hard. Rouser ROUSER PRODUCTION: FRONTRO W Cathy Owens, Charlene Ulrich, Kay Marquardt, Nancy Dwyer, Karen Ness, Barb Patten. SECOND ROW: Kay Hennes, Sandi Mahoney, Linda Gordon, Anne Mummert. Priscilla Tripp, Alice Crooks, Diane Stanton. BACK ROW: Becky Davis, JoAnn Lyons, Annette Timgren. Steve Sinner. Kevin O’Leary, Doug Johnson. Jody Norcutt. “It’s 5:30! Hurry up and finish that stencil. These and a mixture of other such comments swarm the ROUSER room on Wednesday afternoons and even- ings. Preparing articles, summarizing sports events, and introducing news are a few of the trials that are begun on Monday morning by the writing staff. Their work continues until Wednesday when the production and mimeo staff take over. Editors are deep in thought checking articles and preparing them for the typists. The art department busies itself with thinking up clever titles and making attractive, eye-catching headlines. As the work often extends late into the night, the first-class ROUSER staffis not content until Friday afternoon, when students rush to the main corridor to secure their weekly news. A well- deserved rest follows until next Monday, when assign- ments are handed out. This year, under the attention of their new advisor, Mr. Michael Sponberg, the ROUSER continued to strive foreward with its new ideas and succeeded in keeping its first-class rating. CO-EDITORS: Jill Tighe and Mary Maher. ADVISOR: Mr. Sponberg. All In A Week’s Work ROUSER PRODUCTION: FRONT ROW Marcy Slcttcn. Mo- nica Zins. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Schmidt, Diane Boushck, Courtney Kramer. BACK ROW: Kathe Wilcoxon, Mary Kay Waugh. Julie Lauster. EDITORS: Christine Hansvick. Proof-reading; Jane Lussen- hop, Mimeo; Dennis Dirlam. Photography; Ann Hougham, Distribution; Dawn Tollefson, Art; Brad Berberick, Sports; Karen Fox, Feature; Linda Milbradt. News. SEATED: Linda Stramel. Typing. ROUSER NEWS WRITERS. FRONT ROW Carole Dah- Ann Dolan. Susan Valle, Kathy Wittwcr, Colleen McWilliams, mes, Mary Ann Chalmers, Penny Fox, Susan Moldestad, Liz Dorthca Juul. BACK ROW Tom Tiffany, Bob Anderson, Keith Laughlin. SECOND ROW Cindy Diessner, Kathy Otto, Rae Radel, Mark Vien, Joe Bronson, Robin Norcutt, Bill Moldestad. “A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: Kathic Young. Charlene Ulrich. Kathy Flinn, Captain. Karen Knudscn, Cindy Diessner. “B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: Paulette Simning, Mary Lussenhop, Paula Patten. Barb Kurtz. Sonya Wittwer. Debby Sanden. MAJORETTES: Where The Action Is At all sports events our cheerleaders can be found enthusiastically backing the team. Although the main purpose of the cheerleaders is to arouse the spirit of the fans, they are excellent representatives of our school. They encourage good sports- manship and promote friendly relation- ships between our school and its rivals. The cheerleaders attend various clinics and practice regularly in order to improve their skills. In addition to the A and “B squads, there are also seventh, eighth, and ninth grade cheerleaders, who are chosen in much the same manner as the older girls. Our school attributes its fine spirit to all of these girls. Adding a sparkle to the RFHS march- ing band are the majorettes. Clad in red velvet uniforms, these girls led and enter- tained with the band. Long, hard hours of practicing have helped them add a bright highlight to our football games and pa- rades. Swinging red and white pom-pons, the six RFHS pom-pon girls entertained with the majorettes during the year. These girls, who also perform as flag twirlers during football season, made our basketball games and pep fests much more enjoyable. Mary Lou Zschunke. Susan Valle. Debbie Carruth. POM-PON GIRLS AND FLAG TW IRLERS: BOTTOM Mary Kay Mar- quardl. Alycen Bloedow. Diane Boushck. Colleen McW'illiams. Courtney Kra- mer, Mary Hopfenspirgcr. 37 GERMAN CLUB: FRONT ROW Martha Dorns, Secretary; Julie Galles, President; Mary Ann Chalmers, Treasurer; Mr. Schenk, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Karen Fox, Barb Kurtz, Col- leen Ahrens. Linda Gordon, Marjorie Bunting, Sandi Mahoney, Penny Fox, Dianne Schmidt. THIRD R OW:Myra Gar man. Cathy Dwyer. Susan Valle, Kathe Wilcoxon, Kathy Otto, Mary Kay Waugh, Priscilla Tripp, Colleen McWilliams. BACK ROW: Brad Berberick, Jean Johnson. Bob Boeck, Jody Norcutt, Dennis Borth, Maynard Schewe, Mary Zschunke, Diane Buller. Natives With A Approaching the Shrine of Guadalupe in Mexico City are some of the teachers on the Mexican tour. Learning the culture of their countries and its people is the main purpose of the German, Latin and Spanish clubs. One or two nights monthly they meet to sing songs and play games. At these meetings are programs fea- turing movies, slides or plays. An international Christ- mas party was also put on by these groups. Rosa Maria Lopez, our AFS student from Spain, spoke about her homeland. A Mexican holiday was enjoyed by seventeen Span- ish club members during Christmas vacation. Accom- panied by seven faculty members, they saw Mexico City, Taxco - the silver capital of the world, a leather factory, and the world renowned Folklorico Ballet. The New Year was ushered in Alcapulco-style. They felt that this trip was the highlight of the year. The advisors of the Latin, Spanish, and German clubs are, respectively, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Russell and Mr. Schenk. 38 LATIN CLUB: FRONT ROW Ron Morrow. Vice President; Charlene Ulrich. Treasurer; Susan Woodford. Secretary; Nancy Uhlenkamp, President; Mrs. Reed. Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Orth, Gail Uhlenkamp, Martha Steinkraus. Linda Nolt- ing, Camille Ccplecha, Douglas Tiffany, Dave Sams. Patty Bog- gess, Judy Panitzke, Pam Christensen. THIRD ROW: Marcy Slettcn, Liz Laughlin, Kay Hennes. Charles Sletten, Melanie Ceplecha, Mary Hopfenspirger, Mary Dunlevy, Gail Kramer, Julie Lauster, Carol Timm, Wesley Timgren, Greg Gluth, David Foreign Tongue SPANISH CLUB SEATED: Mark Vicn. Secretary; Monica Zinsa, Vice President-Treasurer; Mr. Russell. Advisor. FRONT ROW: Carole Dahmes. Linda Milbradt. Lynda Gustafson. Ron Van Slooten, Greg Helgeson, Suzi Sinner. June Senger. Jean Senger, Debbie Bartholomaus, Connie Reque, Joan Struckmann, Diane Young. SECOND ROW: Renee Zitzmann, Millie Bcran, Linda Beran, Steve Fredrickson, Carol Currie. Kay Juul, Rosa Lopez, Jill Tighc, Becky Gunn. Karen Ness, Cathy Owens. THIRD ROW: Debbie Cheney, Gail Pluck, Brad Moore, Larry Hopfenspirger, Tom Klabunde, Lee Patten, Steve Klabunde. Kohler. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Reed. Cheryl Smith. Rae Ann Dolan. Diane Stanton, Tom Wcltsch. lone Schultz. Kris Hengel, Cynthia Diessner. Maria Ceplecha. Courtney Kramer. Diane Boushek, Margo Evans, JoAnn Malecha. BACK ROW Don Nolting, Scott Schlapkohl, David Hansvick, Tom Eichten. John Enabnit. Phil Jones, Jim Enabnit. Steve Diehl, Ivar Kaar- dal, Gary Dirlam, Lyle Sparrowgrovc, Don Gustafson. Mike Boggess. Herb Viergutz, Merland Otto, Vicki Breitling, Linda Omtvedt, Shelley Blegen, Peggy Morrow, Anne Mummert. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Stancer, Kay Marquardt, Nancy Dwyer. Becky Reb- stock, Pam Buckley, Bev Keil. Sandy Drcsow, Mike Dahmes, Mike Milbradt, Kevin Evans, Scott Larson. Janet Herbert, Carol Stramel. BACK ROW: Sonya Witwer, Sue Byram. Linda Lead- holm, Claudia Rote, Julie Lauster. Dawn Tollcfson. Bonnie Woelfel, Connie Schmit, Scott Prcussc, Joe Bronson, Duane Johnson. Nancy Oberg, Jean Bieber, Linda Klabunde, Debbie Wiecks. SERIOUS INTERPRETATION: FRONTROW Wendy Schmidt, Myra Garman, Myrna Franklin, Courtney Kramer, Bollum, Diane Schmidt, Ann Hougham, Alice Curtis, Gordon Priscilla Tripp. BACK ROW: Maynard Schcwc, Jim Larson, Dirlam. SECOND ROW: Julie Galles, Steve Sinner, Kevin O’- Robin Norcutt, Lynda Gustafson. Leary, Barb Patten, Sue Moldestad. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Developing Speaking Skills THE WINNERS: Mary Jo Orth (Storytelling). Jim Larson (Serious), and Miss Aagard (Advisor). NON-ORIGINAL: FRONT ROW Dorthea Juul, Kathy Wittwer, Suzic Sin- ner, Joyce Smetak. BACK ROW: Dave Okins. Mary Kay Marquardt, Marlene Littlefield. 40 EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING AND READING: FRONT ROW: Leigh Cherry. Gail Kramer, Diane Svoboda, Susan Valle. BACK ROW: Linda Klabundc, Linda Milbradt, Karen Ness, Steve Laughlin, Bob Wctmore. Development and refinement of public speaking skills are the ultimate goals of the speech program. Under the guidance of Miss Aagard and Mr. Schenk, declamation offered keen competition in nine varied divisions. There were approximately 75 entrants in the local contest March 13. Of these, 17 participated in the Sub-district contest at Belview April 1. All of the entrants received “A ratings. Nine were winners and three were alternates. At the District contest held at New Ulm on April 8, Jim Larson and Mary Jo Orth were our only winners. Mary Jo became the alternate to the state contest at Springfield April 13 for storytelling. k ORIGINAL: Mary Chalmers and Rosa Lopez. STORYTELLING: FRONT ROW: Terry McWilliams, Mary Jo Orth, Greg Johnson. BACK ROW: Larry Kemnitz, John Kanoers. HUMOROUS INTERPRETATION: FIRST ROW Linda Stramel. Carol Timm, Vicki Lord. Sharon Brown. Karen Will- shire. SECOND ROW Barb Myers, Jean Johnson. Nancy Uhlenkamp. Kathc Wilcoxon. Sharen Dahms. Jane Lussenhop. THIRD ROW: Rich Thicscn. Jeff Stancer. Joe Bronson, Tom Jcssop, Dave Zoschkc. Marty Erickson. We Resolve That. . . DEBATE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Milbradt. Monica Zins, Russell and Mr. Schenk, Ion Schulz. Douglas Tiffany, Dorthea Suzie Sinner. Melanie Ceplecha, Dick Nelson. Advisors Mr. Juul, Karen Ness, Cathy Owens. NOT PICTURED: Jill Tighe. MODEL U.N. CHAIRMEN: Jill Tighc, Denmark; Courtney Karen Ness; Japan; Linda Milbradt. Afghanistan. NOT PIC- Kramer, Spain; Mr. Sponberg, advisor; Cathy Owens, Syria; TVRED:Tom Tiffany, Yugoslavia. United Nations: RFHS Style The forty students who participated in Model U.N. at Worthington, Minnesota, on April I. 1967. 43 MODEL U.N. CHAIRMEN: Diane Stan- ton, Ivory Coast; Dean Christensen. Mongolia; Dawn Tollefson. Paraguay; Dorthea Juul, Pan- ama. FFA SENIORS AND JUNIORS: FRONT ROW: John Altmann, Keith Radcl, Bob Anderson. Dean Christensen. Dave Woodford. Dennis Stewig. Mr. Broberg. BACK ROW John Kohler, John Marks, John Albers, Lee Bliss, Burdette Hutchinson. Lance Gegner, Mike Sorenson, Mark Parker, Dick Nelson. Barry Kremin, Steve Wyfflcs. Gary Werner. FFA SOPHOMORES: FRONT ROW Donald Okins, Ken Dahmes. Robert Swoboda, Doug Wohnoutka. Roger Rohlik. Dave Pettis. SECOND ROW Calvin Hotovec, Gary Meinert, John Jacobson, Fred Panitzke. Steve Nelson, Gary Simondet, Paul Kramer, Doug Woodford, Ron Park- er. Larry Rohlik. BACK ROW Dennis Bratsch, Steve Zimmer. Dan Schwerin, Ted Schablin, Jan Nelson. FAA FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW Alan Tangcn. Arthur Boyle. Roger Just, Steve Ruder. Bruce Radel. David Sou- pir. BACK ROW Dennis Hoover. Per- ry Bollum, Charles McCormic, Jim Sawatzky. Tom Brcitkreutz, Steve Kremin, John Cur- tis, Mark Soupir, Eugene Nelson. Jim Gladitsch. Steve Dording, David Jones. JUNIOR HIGH FHA: FRONT ROW Dixie Warner. Louise Panitzkc, Janet Hawton, Kathy Dahmes, Debra Dahmes, Pam Husby. Mary Lois Boots, Pat Hunt. Becky Kruger. BACK ROW Mrs. Lucas, Mary Jo Kohler, Jean Collette, Debra Hus- by, Donna Fluck, Joan Mosier. Lynne Franklin. Bcv Brown. Debbie Warner. Norma Steinhaus, Diane Reck, Jean Blankenha- gcn. Chris Koll, Janet PufT, Jean Reck, Sue Ziclsdorf. Learning To Do, Doing To Learn SENIOR HIGH FHA: FRONT ROW Miss Hanson. Barb Warlop, Pat Beasley. Sue Ncuschwandcr, Jean Schultz, Myrna Franklin, Clco Burgemcister. Alice Curtis, Jeanette Schultz, Carol Storch. SECOND ROW Renee Zitzmann, Judy Bleodow, Angela Weber. Judy Bronson. Audrey Reck, Vicki Lord. Mar- lene Littlefield. Barb Koepp. Darlene Zachow. Patty Burgemeis- ter. THIRD ROW Lois Wandersce, Colleen Ahrens. Linda Hess. Kay Okins, Linda Wandersec, Connie Schmidt. Nanci DeGroat. Diane Schramm. Diane Buller. 45 FUTURE NURSES: FRONT ROW Mrs. Walling. Advisor; Connie Schmit, Secretary; Pat Beasley, President; Mary Red- ding, Vice President; Carole Dahmcs, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Brenda Arndt, Pam Christensen. Sue Neuschwander. Judy Bloedow, Sue Hartwig, Vicki Lord, Bonnie Green. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Braken, Myra Garman, lone Schultz. Sharleen Monahan, Lois Wandersee. Marlene Littlefield, Sharon Schab- lin, Christine Gcgner. BACK ROW Sharon Brown. Joyce Sme- tak. Barb Koepp. Merlenc Mammcn, Annette Timgren, Marilyn Schmidt, Audrey Reck, JoAnn Lyons. Nothing Ventured. . . SCIENCE CLUB: FRONT ROW Mr. Grunwald, Advisor; Pettis, Jim Roswell, Duane Johnson, Steve Diehl, Larry Schmidt, Scott Jorgenson, Bob Boeck, Diane Buller, Doug Tiffany. Mike Scott Preusse. Milbradt, Cindy Diessner, Tom Weltsch. BACK ROW. Merle LIBRARIANS: FRONT ROW: Monica Zins, Sue Moldcs- tad, Peggy Morrow, Jill Tighe, Linda Omtvedt. Vicki Breitling. Bev Keil. Diane Svoboda. Judy Sander, Judy Panitzke. BACK ROW: Mrs. Sinner, Advisor; Jeannette Balko, Pam Feldt, Del- rose Fluck, Penny Fox, Carol Currie, Debby Carruth, Carol Timm, Maria Ceplecha, Kathy Otto, Mary Lois Boots. Annette Timgren, Cheryl Nemitz. Nothing Gained CAMERA CLUB: SITTING: Don Jorgenson, Secretary; Dennis Dirlam, President; Steve Sinner, Vice President; Tom Tiffany, Treasurer; Mr. Gabriel. Advisor. BACK ROW: Kathe Wilcoxon, Debbie Carruth. Mary Hopfenspirger, Jeanne Reb- stock, Carol Currie. FRONT ROW: Kay Okins, Carol Pettis, Miss Rohlfing. advi- sor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Green. Jean Nyquist, Judy Bron- son, Linda Wandersee, Marlene Littlefield, lone Schultz, Barb Koepp. Lois Wandersee, Cynthia Braken, Brenda Arndt. THIRD ROW: Ann Knudson, Peggy Johnson, Sharon Schab- lin, Pat Schmidt, Pat Beasley, Sharon Brown, Audrey Reck, Lynn Mann, Cheryl Nemitz, Joanne Iverson, Alice Curtis. BACK ROW: Brenda Mahoney, Jean Schultz, Linda Hess, Connie Schmit, Nancy DeGroat, Annette Timgren, Merlene Mammen. Jeanette Schultz, Judy Sander, Sue Hartwig, Sally Wohnoutka. Service With A Smile STAGE CREW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Schenk, advisor, Lee Arndt, Mike Sorenson, Stan Viergutz, Edward Hewett, Rick Schablin. 48 NEW MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Charlene Ulrich, Linda Milbradt, Sue Moldcstad. Charlotte Schmidt, Diane Boushek, Susan Brandt, Jean Johnson. BACK ROW: Mary Jo Orth, Wen- dy Bollum, Colleen McWilliams, Nancy Dwyer, Julie Galles, Becky Davis, Ann Hougham, Monica Zins, Mary Kay Waugh, Nancy Uhlenkamp. Dawn Tollefson, Diane Stanton. “Noblisse Oblige” Bob Anderson Jeannette Balko Brad Bcrbcrick Mary Chalmers Leigh Cherry Charles Curtis Carole Dahmcs Martha Dorns Cathy Dwyer Kathy Flinn Karen Fox Christine Hansvick Linda Klabunde Tom Tiffany Jill Tighe Annette Timgren Susan Valle Dean Christensen Cindy Dicssncr Penny Fox Dick Nelson PRESENT MEMBERSOFTHE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Tiffany, Treasurer; Kathy Flinn, Secretary; Mrs. Lorenz, Advisor; Jill Tighe. President; Bob Anderson, Vice-President. GAA OFFICERS Left to Right Miss Yanke Linda Stramcl Nancy Dwyer Jane Lussenhop Paula Swenson Debbie Davis Advisor President Secrctary-T reasurer Vice-President Jr. High Secretary Jr. High Treasurer The Feminine Side Of Sports If you think boys’ sports are rough, you should have been around RFHS Tuesday evenings when the Girls’ Athletic Association took over the gym. There were actual battles for the balls as volleyball and basketball teams vied for top spot in the standings. Wednesdays saw the Hi-Way Lanes invaded by enthusiatic bowlers. A playday at Mankato State College and a mid-winter swim at St. James were also included in their yearly activities. A picnic in Ramsey park brought the year to a successful close. The Winners! LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Whittet. Phil Jones, Al Johnson. Keith Radel. Mike Ped- ersen. Craig Zoschke. and Bill Moldestad. team captain. Moldestad Dominates Intramural Nearly forty boys who were not in competitive athlet- ics but had a desire to take part in sports participated in intramural this year. Under the supervision of Mr. Clem Stramel, captains Mark Vien. Steve Sinner, Mike So- renson, and Bill Moldestad led their teams through the ten week schedule. Activities included a basketball and three volley ball games at each session. Moldestad's team emerged victorious in both basket- ball and volley ball action during the regular season. A double elimination play-off followed and again Bill Mol- destad’s team dominated the action by winning both championships. 51 TEAM CAPTAINS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Sorenson, Mark Vien, Steve Sinner and Bill Moldestad. SENIOR CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Nancy Uhlenkamp, Eliza- THIRD ROW Ann Marie Knudson, David Sams. Kevin O’- beth Laughlin. Barb Kurlz. Diane Stanton, Gail Kramer. Leigh Leary, Scott Jorgenson, Bob Wetmore, Steve Strawzell, Jim Cherry. Debby Carruth. Bonnie Woelfel. SECOND ROW Mary Enabnit, Myron Guyer. BACK ROW: Pam Christensen. Paul Hopfcnspirgcr. Penny Fox, Becky Davis, Charlotte Schmidt, Kramer. Robin Norcutt, Terry McWilliams, Tom Jessop. Mike Kathy Wittwer, Susan Valle, Diane Svoboda. Kathe Wilcoxon. Pedersen, Dennis Dirlam. Jim Otto. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Kathie Young. President, Linda Stramei, Secretary. BACK ROW: Jim Otto, Vice-President, Den- nis Dirlam, Treasurer. Redwood Falls Hosts The Senior Choir, led by its new director, Mr. Ralph Peterson, started the year off by participating in the Veterans Day program. The Christmas Con- cert was the usual success with the emphasis on sim- plicity in the scenery rather than the traditional Christmas scenes. The choir also performed on KEYC-TV during the Christmas season. Kathie Young, Susan Valle, Kathy Wittwer, Lin- da Klabunde, Steve Strawzell, and Jim Siewert, re- presented the choir at the Dorian Music Festival at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. Kathie Young and Steve Strawzell were the representatives at All-State during the summer. Spring activities included the District Music Fes- tival, held in Redwood Falls, the Spring Concert, and the Pops Concert. The choir finished a memora- ble year by singing in the Graduation exercises. SENIOR CHOIR: FRONT ROW Mary Kay Waugh. Linda Klabunde, Rosemary Reed. Colleen McWilliams, Donna Hil- bert, Linda Stramel, Mary Ann Chalmers, Becky Rebstock. SECOND ROW: Jean Johnson, Christine Hansvick. Lynn Mann. Karen Knudsen, Kathie Young. Nancy Dwyer. Mary Jo Orth. Marcy Slettcn. THIRD ROW Mark Vien, Tom Whittet. Scott Schlapkohl. Steve Sinner. Curby Rule. Charles Slettcn. Mike O’Leary. Susan Brandt. RACK ROW John Lnabnit. Steve Laughlin, Jody Norcutt. Greg Johnson. Don Nolting. Jim Siew- ert. Ron Van Slooten. Kay Hcnncs. District Music Festival MADRIGAL SINGERS: FRONT ROW Linda Stramel. Kay Hennes. Kathie Young. Linda Klabunde, Gail Kramer. Leigh Cherry, Karen Wilshirc, Colleen McWilliams, Kathy Wittwcr. Susan Valle. RACK ROW Jim Otto, Jim l nabnit. Dennis Dir- lam. Steve Strawzell. Mark Vien. Steve Sinner. Terry Mc- Williams. JUNIOR BAND: FRONT ROW: Marcia Whittet, Paula Patten, Susan Hunt, Jean Tiffany, Nancy Thompson, Mary Lussenhop. SECOND ROW Hal Minsaas. Carey Thompson, Terry Castle, Susan An- derson. Britt Kleinart, Loreen Western, Diane Young, Bill Brobcrg, Patti Edwards, Lynn Ulrich, Debbie Zaske, Scott Roshavcn. THIRD ROW Vicki Mari- ner, Barb Rebstock, Jo Ann Reed, Joseph Bcran, Jean Bieber, Paula Hertling, Jane Enabnit, Lisa Schneider, Claudia Rote, Gerald Dresow, Sue Owens, Dan West- ern, Steve Schueler. Darlene Morrow, Lee Meyers. BACK ROW Becky Jorgenson, Vilas Van Sloolen, Tom Inglis, Mike Herbert, Jim Corrow. Practicing For FRESHMAN CHOIR: FRONT ROW Diane Young, Judy Panilzke, Paula Patten, Debbie Weedman. Peggy Berg, Kim Syks, Karen Bronson, Pat Stcmm, Marcia Whittet, Gail Bellig, Debbie Wieeks, Mary Lussenhop, Kathy Hoffmann. SECOND ROW Pam Buckley, Nancy Oberg, Martha Steinkraus, Mary Weltsch, Debby Sanden, Linda Leadholm, Pat Kecch, Sandy Wilcoxon, Claudia Rote, Laurie, Flinn, Camille Ceplccha, Sonya Wittwcr, Sue Byram, Jean Bieber. Gail Uhlenkamp. THIRD ROW: Patty Boggess. Linda Nolting, Mike Schunk, Steve Tersteeg, Bruce Sorenson, Brian Schultz. Merl Pettis, Dave Stramel, Mike Zschunke. Britt Kleinart, John Vander- werf, Jon Laberee, DeeDee Klabunde. Debbie Bartholomaus. BACK ROW Keith Wolff, George Otto, Mike Milbradt, John Smith, Perry Bollum, Gary Dirlam, Jim Roswell, Jim Erickson, Kurt Ncwmann, Wesley Timgren, Bruce Berger, Richard Lyons, Arthur Boyle. 56 JUNIOR BAND: FRONT ROW Mary Meyers, Lynda Eilers, Joyce Pratt. Brenda Hewett, Paula Swenson, Sonya Wittwer. SECOND ROW: Doug Buller, Pam Russell, Janet Brandt, Terry Jensen, Deb- bie Davis, Mary Woodford, Carolyn Madson, Linda Leadholm, Laurie Flinn. THIRD ROW: Wayne Al- bers, Tim Nelson, Keith Goodyear, Dave Stramel. Jim Buckley. Debby Wiecks, Clarence Dobmeier, Steve Terstccg, Nick Foremen, Herbert Panitzke, John Vanderwerf, Jerry Wocfcl. BACK ROW: Greg John- son, Stanley Berg, Mr. Johnson, Sue Byram. Delrose Fluck. The Big Time SOPHOMORE MADRIGAL: FRONT ROW Mary Kay Waugh, Nancy Dwyer, Becky Davis, Becky Rebstock, Kathe Wilcoxon, Prccilla Tripp, Barb Meyers, Debbie Carruth, Susan Woodford. BACK ROW Paul Kramer, John Enabnit, Steve Laughlin, Scott Schlapkohl, Don Nolting, Jim Siewert, Chuck Slettcn, Jody Norcutt. 57 SENIOR BAND: FRONT ROW Lynda Gustafson. Ann Houghum. Diane Buller, Janet Halter. Susan Valle. SECOND ROW JoAnn Malecha. Suzanne Hartwig, Steve Inglis, Kathy Flinn, Nancy Uhlenkamp. Jean Johnson. Anne Mummert. Becky Davis. Linda Stramel, Carole Dahmes. THIRD ROW: Mary Jo Orth. Peggy Morrow, Pam Christensen, Wendy Bollum. Donna Hilbert. Charles Curtis, Chuck Walter, Ken Dahmes, Richard Lee, Jim Siewert, John Enabnit, Steve Strawzcll, Charlene Ul- rich. BACK ROW Mr. Zschunke, John Smith, Charlotte Schmidt. Jane Lussenhop. It’s About Time The RFHS Senior Band can add one more to its list of successful sea- sons. Under the direction of Mr. Zschunke, the band performed at football games in the fall and basket- ball and wrestling matches later on in the season. The Flag Twirlers and Pom-Pon Girls added zest and interest to the games with their lively routines performed at half-time. In addition to its annual trip to Band Day at the University of Minne- sota, the band gave a solo and ensem- ble recital in November to which the public was invited. The band was host for the District Music Festival this year. Enthusiasm was high and everyone worked hard to make it a success. The Spring Concert was considered to be one of the band's best, and the Dance Band topped ofT the year by playing at the Pops Concert. Congratulations, band members, on another successful season! BAND OFFICERS: LEFT to RIGHT: Charles Curtis, Publicity; Kathie Young. Secretary; Susan Valle. Vice President; Kathy Wittwer, President. 58 SENIOR BAND: FRONT ROW Mary Zschunke, Leigh Cherry, Julie Galles, Barb Patten, Sue Brandt, Karen Knudson (absent), Mike Zschunke. SECOND ROW Becky Rcbstock, Diane Stanton, Kathy Wittwer, Cathy Dwyer, Gail Kramer, Liane Kreckow, James Inglis, Sandi Mahoney, Carol Stramel. Linda Milbradt, Jill Tighe. THIRD ROW: Scott Jorgenson, Jeff Brandt, Steve Nelson, Bill Slettcn, Ronald Morrow, Joel Buller, Dean Christensen, Mike Pedersen. David Steinkraus. Dale Good- year, Mary Kay Waugh, Deanna Nemitz. BACK ROW Donald Gustafson, Gary Dirlam, Janet Herbert, Jim Enabnit, Kalhe Wilcoxon, Nancy Dwyer, Mary Ann Chalmers. Kathie Young. It’s About Music DANCE BAND. FRONT ROW Steve Inglis, Suzanne Har- twig, Leigh Cherry, Peggy Morrow, Donna Hilbert, JoAnn Malc- cha. BACK ROW David Steinkraus, Dean Christensen, Joel Buller, Ronald Morrow, Jim Siewert, Richard Lee, Steve Straw- zcll, Mr. Zschunke. Mr. Peterson, Kathie Young. 59 SPORTS VARSITY: FRONT ROW Mr. Thompson, Lee Palten, Dave Stein- kraus. Jeff Evenson. Bob Wetmore. SECOND ROW Mr. Scholl, Mer- land Otto, Jeffrey Brandt, Martin Ronhovde, Dick Nelson. BACK ROW Ivar Kaardal. Dave Nel- son. Dennis Dirlam. Don Buckley, Steve Diehl. Gridiron Woes Robin Norcult turns the corner. With only ten seniors reporting for practice, and four of them with no experience, the 1966 Cardinal grid team seemed to be headed for another tough season. The season was tough, and the Cards played the final game with three veterans out of uniform. What happened in between is a credit to a spirited team. This team proved to be one of the most exciting teams in Cardinal history. In the first game of the season, the Cards came back with two second-half scores to tie Tracy 13-13. But that was only a start! St. James was next on the schedule and the RFHS gridders came from behind with three touchdowns in the second half to beat the Saints 27-14. Next the Cards opened their Southwest Conference season with a 20-20 tie with Pipestone. You guessed it! One touchdown came with six seconds in the first half and the tying tally came as the gun sounded! But here the troubles began. First Kevin O’Leary, one of the co-captains, was injured and missed a few games. Then defen- sive standout Ken Beran severely sprained his ankle and was out for the season. What now? Well, senior co-captain and all-a- round standout Bill Boots broke his thumb. Robin Norcutt, the Cards’ leading tackier and driving fullback missed the final game due to a leg infection. These problems and setbacks were evident as the Cards failed to win another game, or even tie one! They finished the season with a 1-6-2 record. The season was tough, but this team never quit for a second. 62 FRONT ROW Jim Enabnit. Kevin O'- Leary. Robin Nor- cuit. Bill Bools. Ri- chard Wegner, Charles Curtis. SECOND ROW: Steve Zimmer. Steve Slrawzell, Myron Guyer. Tom Whittct, Dan Schwerin, Mr. Zcug. BACK ROW Rick Krueger, Chuck Walters, Jim Otto, Jerry Koll. Phil Jones. Are Cardinals’ Foes Redwood Falls 13 Tracy 13 27 St. James 14 20 Pipestone 20 12 Luverne 34 0 Slayton 25 6 Worthington 20 0 Marshall 6 0 Jackson 40 0 Windom 40 Co-Captains: Kevin O’Leary and Bill Boots. “B SQUAD: FRONT ROW: Jim Siewcrt. Jerry Johnston. John Labaree. Mike Zschunke. Britt Kleinart, Tom Klabunde, Mike O’Leary. SECOND ROW: Steve Klabunde. Mark De- Wolfe, David Kohler, John Smith, George Otto. Bruce Berger. Bruce Sorenson, Mike Milbradt. Jim Erickson. THIRD ROW: Randy Dahmes, Tom Breitkreutz, Ron Morrow, Dennis John- son, Perry Bollum. David Stramel, Herb Viergutz. Mike Ryan. Larry Von Mosch. Reggie Koll. James Inglis. BA CK ROW Steve Dording. Donald Nolting. Scott Schlapkoh. Jan Nelson. Ron Parker. Steve Schramm. Steve Inglis, Dan Hardy, Lyle Sparrowgrovc. Gary Dirlam. OPPONENT WE-THEY Morion.........................................62-60 Marshall.......................................64-75 Jackson .......................................58-63 Sleepy Eye.....................................48-53 Windom.........................................49-62 Worthington ...................................63-92 New Ulm........................................79-92 Granite Falls..................................64-78 Pipestone......................................68-51 Luverne .......................................42-82 St. James......................................71-88 Slayton........................................56-75 New Ulm........................................45-84 Worthington ...................................59-85 Springfield....................................45-58 Marshall.......................................61-67 Tracy .........................................39-79 Windom.........................................58-72 Morgan ........................................55-57 Jim Larson drives the base line. Tough Conference, Tough Season VARSITY BASKETBALL: SEATED: Brad Bcrbcrick, � Lc- land Patten. Jeff Evanson. Dale Kempfert. Joe Bronson, Charlie Curtis, Jim Larson, Jim Enabnit. STAN DING: David Stramel, manager; Mr. Thompson, head coach; Bob Wctmore, Doug Woodford, Richard Thicscn, Ivar Kaardal. Richard Wegner, Mr. Stramel, B-squad coach; Mr. Huffman, assistant coach. Brad Berberick watches for trouble. Charlie Curtis plays it tough. When a team loses seventeen of nineteen games, there remains little to be said. One would expect the players to have that “I don't care attitude, and to have long ago resigned themselves to losing. And no one could really blame them. But as a compliment to the 1966-'67 team, anyone could see that this team never quit. Many were the times they came from behind only to fall back, and then rally once more. Their spirit and desire be- lied their record, and the final game of the season was a true tribute to their gallant efforts. The Cardinals drew Morgan for their first-round opponent in the district, a team with a 15-2 record. Morgan's Raiders were favored by as much as thirty points, but our Cards had some opinions of their own. They played like they were undefeated, and led after the first quarter by a score of nine to eight. That lead was indicative of the entire game, as the highly-rated Raiders failed to pull away as was expected. Indeed, the Cards were ahead, and it took a last-second basket to rescue the game for Morgan. Without a doubt, it is true. It is hard to find words for a team like this. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL: SEA TED:Larry von Mosch, mel, manager; Ron Morrow, Doug Woodford, Jim Erickson, Scott Schlapkohl, Jay Smith, Lyle Sparrowgrove, Dennis John- Ivar Kaardal. Richard Wegner, son, Gary Thompson, John Enabnit. STANDING: David Stra- VARSITY NV RESTLING: KNEELING: Pat Bestick, manag- STANDlNG: Mr. Zcug, head coach; Mcrland Otto, David cr; Mark Bestick, Tom Wcltsch, Don Nolting, George Boggcss, Okins, Steve Diehl, Robin Norcutt, Bill Boots. Gerry Koll, Mr. Mike Milbradt, Martin Ronhovdc, David Mclgcs, manager. Darr, assistant coach. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions Along with the basketballers, the Card wrestling team suf- fered its losingest season in history. The Cardinals went 0-7 in the tough Southwest Conference and just escaped a winless sea- son by eking out a victory over New Ulm, the 20th in a row over the Eagles. Plagued by injuries all season, the team suffered a serious loss when Captain Bill Boots was injured in the Luverne match. Bill sat out the rest of the season, but was ready for the district tour- nament. At the SW Conference tournament at Marshall, RF again came out on the short end of the scoring. The bright spot was Mark Bestick, who copped the 95 pound championship. In addi- tion, Robin Norcutt placed 2nd at 145 pounds, and Gerry Koll surprised everyone by taking 4th in heavyweight. Two weeks later a new season began at Gaylord — the dis- trict tournament. On the basis of their season record, few people mentioned the Cards as possibilities for anything. But our men showed what determination could do. Everyone gave their all and RFHS ended up 3rd in the district, one notch above 1966 champion Gaylord. In fact Redwood had more individual champions than any other team — four: Mark Bestick at 95, Don Nolting at 112, Robin Norcutt at 154, and Bill Boots at 175. Also, Dick Nelson was second at 165. In the Region Three meet, Bestick, Nolting, and Nelson lost their first matches. In the second round Robin Norcutt was de- cisioned by the eventual runnerup. Bill Boots pinned a Hector wrestler to gain the finals. In the consolation round Robin took third place honors and Don was fourth at 112. Bill pinned his championship opponent in 1:36 and the RFHS fans went wild. At the State tournament. Bill won his first match, and then lost his second, thus ending a great high school career. Tense moments for Mr. Zeug. ■I k F , V % 9 OPPONENT WE-THEY Marshall Jackson Windom . Fairfax New Ulm Pipestone Olivia..... Luverne Montevideo Slayton Willmar Worthington Tracy ..... 18- 31 7-46 16-34 13-36 22-19 16-33 11-35 5-45 5- 45 19- 26 3-41 2-39 6- 40 Mark Bestick is poised for a pin. A little torture is applied. Boots style. B-SQUAD WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: Herb Panitzke, Jerry Woelfcl, Kevin Evans. Larry Hopfenspirger, Jan Nelson, Keith Leopold. SECOND ROW: Mark Montgomery, Kevin Byram. Jerry Dresow, Gary Simondet. Rich Soupir, Randy Dahmes. Ron Parker, Tom Buckley, Craig Kramer. BACK ROW: Paul Kramer, Guy Evans, Dick Nelson, Reggie Koll, Steve Zimmer. CROSS-COUNTR TEAM: Coach Lee Brandt, Charles Sletten, John Enabnit, Richard Thiesen, Dale Kempfcrt, Steve Otto, David Okins. Steve Jones. Oh, Woe Were The Hurried Harriers And the race is on!! The Cardinal cross-country team of 1966 gave their new coach, Mr. Brandt, very few bright moments. One of these, however, was that the leading runner. Dale Kempfert, was only a junior. Throughout the regular season the Cardinal marathon runners failed to win a meet and scored poorly in most. In the Conference meet the Cards finished a distant sixth out of seven teams. In the region meet held at Appleton, the best harrier for Redwood was David Okins, a senior who placed thirty-fifth. The 1966 cross-country squad was similar to the courses over which it ran — green. The team showed only one senior, David Okins. The only way open to travel is up. A young team has a future, and if the future is a reflec- tion of the spirit and desire of the boys in- volved, then the future of the cross-country team of 1966 is certainly bright. VARSITY TRACK TEAM: KNEELING: Phil Jones. Bob Dahmes. Mike Ryan. Steven Inglis. Reggie Koll. Steven Laugh Wetmore. Tom Buckley, Dan Hertling. Don Nolting, James In- lin. Steven Otto. Jeff Brandt. Gary Thompson. Steven Zimmer, glis. Ron Morrow. STANDING: Steve Jones, Doug Johnson. David Sams; manager. Charles Curtis, Jan Nelson, Gary Simondct, Scott Prucssc, Ken Brothers To The Wind Steve Jones passes the baton to Bob Wetmore to aid another relay team victory. With only two seniors on this year's track team. Coach Don Otterson had some doubts about a winning season. The Cardinals had other ideas, though. With most of their point-winners from last year's District 10 runner-up team back this year, the Cards had the nucleus for a successful team. Bob Wetmore, Charlie Curtis, and Steve and Phil Jones were consistent winners throughout the season. As usual, the Cards had a strong 880-yard relay team. As a result, they placed high in the meets in which they were entered. Even though this track team was composed almost entirely of underclassmen, they were determined and surprised a few people with their successful season. 69 TENNIS TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Herb Viergutz. Maynard Ahrens. Ivar Kaardal. Larry Von Mosch, Gordon Dirlam, Jerry Ah- rens. Dan Hardy, Chuck Sletten. Scott Schlapkohl. Coach Mr. Scholl. Tough To Beat GOLF TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark DcWolfc, Larry Hopfenspirger, Pat SchofTman. Don Buckley, Steve Klabunde, Rick Krue- ger, Jim Larson, Steve Sinner, Mike SchofTman. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: Rick Krueger, Steve Klabunde, Don Buckley, Coach Mr. Hall. Jim Larson, Brad Bcrbcrick, Steve Sinner. Jim Larson, a senior, ad- vanced to the state golf match held on the University of Minnesota course on June 9. Here he ranked among the top ten golfers. Champions Through And Through RFHS record breaker Steve Jones is shown here in action. He, too, entered state competition on June 10. For the second year in a row, track star Bob Wet- more qualified for state competition. 71 Rich Wegner slides in for a big one. Redwood Falls High school will never come closer to winning the district 10 baseball champion- ship — and not doing it — than they did here in Redwood Falls June 1, 1967. This was the situation in the bottom of the seventh inning in the tournament title game with New Ulm: The Eagles were leading 3-2 but the Cardinals had the bases loaded with nobody out and their three-four-five hitters coming to bat. New Ulm wound up winning 5-3 in eight innings and qualified for the region III tournament for the second straight year, and for the third time in the last four. The Cardinals completed their season with a 13- 7 won-lost record and their strongest district bid since the RFHS championship year of 1951. TEAM Bill Boots-Captain Jim Enabnit Jim Otto Dave Steinkraus Kevin O’Leary Terry McWilliams Dave Ok ins Joe Bronson Steve Strawzell Dennis Borth Lee Patten Rich Wegner Don Gustafson Lyle Sparrowgrovc Dan Braken John Smith Larry Knigge Paul Kramer Mike Zschunke Britt Klcinart Dan Wells Chuck Walter Mike Milbrandt Mark Soupir 72 FRONT ROW: Phil Jones. Charles Curtis. Bob Wetmorc, Jim Enabnit, Chuck Walter, Lee Patten. SECOND ROW: Charlene Ulrich, Nancy Dwyer, Jim Larson, Jerry Ahrens, Joe Bronson, Dave Stcinkraus, Lynda Gustafson, Karen Knudsen. THIRD ROW: Rich Wegner. Ivar Kaardal. Brad Bcrberick, Tom Wcltsch, Gerry Koll, Dennis Dirlam, Bill Boots. Robin Norcutt, Dave Mclgcs, Dave Okins. Steve Sinner. Kevin O'- Leary. HACK ROW: Jim Otto, Steve Jones. Dick Nelson. Jeff Brandt. Don Nolting, Steve Diehl. Rich Thiesen, Tom Whittet. Doug Woodford, Jeff Evenson. Steve Otto. Men Of Action Mr. Scholl, Advisor. Under the direction of Mr. Scholl, and officers Jim Larson, Dennis Dirlam, Bill Boots, and Kathy Flinn, the RFHS Letter- men’s Club had a successful year. Unlike other clubs, boys must have lettered in a sport at least one year to be eligible to join. “A” squad cheerleaders are also members. Lettermen wear the large red “R” on either jackets or white sweaters to show mem- bership. Mr. Scholl and president Jim Larson led the club in planning the annual Lettermen’s Carnival. Students viewed the Variety Show in the afternoon which contained everything from vocal groups to riotous face-washings with shaving cream. The Car- nival itself began about 6:00 and ended around 10:00. All-in-all it was a huge success. Another activity of the club is the selecting of the Outstand- ing Athlete of 1966-67. Bill Boots was chosen to receive this honor. He was also awarded a $50 scholarship presented this year for the first time by the Lettermen’s Club. UNDERCLASSMEN The first day in seventh grade was one of the most important days in our lives. We had the thrill of getting lost in all the confusion. Final- ly we had taken the long awaited step into the busy and challenging world of Junior High. Homecoming was soon upon us and we were eager to accept the invitation to be a part of it. It seemed so much bigger and better than it had in grade school. Since all work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy, we decided to add a little spice to our life. In November we attended the Junior High Party and got to know our predecessors a little better. Spring came and with it our own party. After a great year of meeting new friends, joining various extracurricular activities, and trying to organize our study habits, we were anxious to enter the horizons of eighth grade. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Larson, Secretary- Treasurer; Ken Dirlam, Vice-President; Greg Laughlin, President. Bubble Gum FRONT ROW Ken Dirlam, Randy Wandersee. Samuel De- Groat, Joyce Kcmpfcrt, Cindy Kccch, Brenda Hewett, Jo Ellen Edwards. SECOND ROW Diane Ball, David Ball, Marilyn Dallman, Pixie Larson, Terry Jensen, Mark Eckhart, Dclrosc Fluck. Larry Bunting. THIRD ROW Kevin Zimmerly, Herbert Panitzke, Jean Tiffany, Leaman Evans, Debbie Asleson, Kevin Davis, Birk Juul. FOURTH ROW Mark Montgomery. Pam Russell. Becky Jorgenson, Lynda Eilers, Mary Meyers, Steven Becker. Margaret Tiffany, Steven Dorns. BACK ROW Law- rence Cornell, Mary Woodford, Charles Woodford. Wayne Al- bers, Dan Western, Dave Davidson, Clark Burdick, Duane Han- son, Dennis Stanton. FRONT ROW: Mary Lois Boots. Lois Padgett. Jim Root, Rob- ert Siedl, David Busack, Tom Beasley. SECOND ROW: David Schunk. Craig Kramer, Vernon Hansvick, Lisa Carroll, Keith Leopold, Keith Bartholomaus. THIRD ROW: Rose Mary Dwor- shak, Randy Kindler, Greg Loftus, Becky Kruger, Lee Rebstock, Greg Laughlin, Kurt Melges. FOURTH ROW: Ray McCoy, Rodney Borth, Alvin Hillmer, Steve Heaton, Doug Hildebrandl, Pamela Feldt. BACK ROW: Mike Larsen. Phyllis Hoover. San- dy Revier, Terie Castle, Ron Norcutt, Mary Hennes, Linda Lar- sen, Carol Gulbranson. And Spitballs FRONT ROW: Stanley Berg, Pamela Pischkc, Debra Melby, Martin Herbeck, Jacalyn Crooks, Carol Foss, David Meinert. SECOND ROW: Brenda Schramm, Mary Jo Kohler, Barb Reb- stock, Joe Beran, Valerie Ahrens, Cindy Johnson, Lisa Schneid- er, Bev Rebstock. THIRD ROW: Sue Zielsdorf, Marcia Radel, Cheryl Eischens, Dick Moore, Pat Hopfenspirger, Jeffery Dord- ing, Gail Wecdman, Brenda Werner. FOURTH ROW: Spencer Braken, Vilas Van Slooten, Craig Sparrowgrove, Steve Symes. Richard Hawton, Michael Wohnoutka, Randy Stephens. Doug Buller. BACK ROW: Bill Whittet, Sandy Schablin, Paula Hert- ling, Marlene Zeug, J.R. Robinson, Patricia Hunt, Candy May- er, Lois Kolp, Greg Johnson. FRONT ROW: Jean Blankenhagen, Patti Edwards, Clarence Dobmeier, Dave Clausen, Brad Busack, Nick Foreman, Bill Broberg. SECOND ROW: Jerry Barnes, Mike Fcldt, Mark Cheney, John Doidge, Scott Carroll, Bruce Arndt. Jim Corrow, Kevin Byram. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Gulbranson, Debbie Davis, Linda Busiahn, Karen Diessner, Jean Gunn, Jean Collette, Rob- ert Bear. FOURTH ROW: Jim Barber, Tim Castle, Lynn Frank- lin, Kathy Dahms, Ross Dolezal. Robert Christensen, Judi Alt- mann, Gerld Dresow. BACK ROW: Susan Anderson, Vicki Drake, Donna Fluck, Gary Becker, Debbie Dahms, Keith Good- year, Jane Enabnit, Janet Brandt. Cindy Bartholomaus. FRONT ROW: Tim Nelson, Mike Nordby, Dennis Myers, Tom Inglis, Carolyn Madson, Susan Hunt, Margaret Jensen, Bev Keech. SECOND ROW: Gerald Hutchinson, Joan Mosier, Mur- iel Otto, Darlene Morrow. Kathy Knudson, Darold Johnston, Eddie Henry, Don Nelson. THIRD ROW: Marcia Mann, Debra Husby, Sue Owens, Vicki Mariner, Mike Herbert, Vicki Halter, Dawn Norcutt. Debbie Mahoney, Lee Meyers. FOURTH ROW: Bill McGuire, Mark Lange, Rodney Hildebrandt, Tom Hengel, Hal Minsaas, Jerry Martin, Jeff Kramer, Loran Kaardal. BACK ROW: Jeff Kirsch, Morris Hoover, Gary Muetzel, Chris Roll, Kenny Hammerschmidt, Paul Lueck, Alan Overbey. A Step Up As we superiorly watched the seventh graders rush through the halls, we were secretly thankful we had made it through our seventh grade so well. This year our studies became much more impor- tant to us, but there was still plenty of time for ex- tra activities. Our boys played football, basketball, and baseball with dreams of bringing glory to our school in future years. Homecoming, the Junior High Party, and our own Eighth Grade Party were the social highlights of the busy year. We now look forward to our next goal - the wearing of the treasured green as Freshmen of RFHS. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Debbie Davis, President; Mike Herbert, Treasurer; Lynn Ulrich, Secretary; Vicki Drake, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: Bruce Teveldal, Steve Schucller, Michael Perri- zo, Richard Schultz, Gleen Zeise, Doug Schablin, Dan Wells, Vernon Ronhovde. SECOND ROW: Mike Zarbok, Lori Thork- elson, Carey Thompson, Debbie Zaskc, Linda Valle, Norma Stcinhaus, Dixie Warner, Mark Patten. Lynn Ulrich, Bonnie Pet- tis. THIRD ROW: Shirley Tangen, Eileen Thiel. Beverly Za- chow, Diane Woodford, Dale Raduenz, Greg Rohlik, Joyce Pratt, JoAnn Reed, Diana Sundem, Jean Reck. FOURTH ROW: Pam Wilhelm, Jerrold Parker, Gary Robinson, Becky Sanden, Paula Swenson, Mae Peterson. Gary Zimmerli, Scott Roshaven, Eugene Sawatzky, Nancy Thompson. BACK ROW Sandra Theil. Hans Ronhovde, Loreen Western, Louise Panitz- ke, Mike Schmidt. Barb Preusse, Emily Phillips, Mark Tetrick. Cheryl Palmer. FRONT ROW: Randall Dahmcs, Tom Brcitkreutz, James Glad- itsch, Greg Ahrens. Steve Dording, Jim Erickson, Gary Dirlam. SECOND ROW: Arthur Boyle, Ruth Ann Cady, Sharon Bear, Marie Dworshak, Mark Bestick, Tom Busiahn. Dan Braken. THIRD ROW: Connie Castle, Camille Ceplecha, Rick Eischens. Bruce Berger, John Curtis, Sandy Corcoran, Pam Buckley. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Bartholomaus, Barry Bakker, Jean Bieber. Patty Crooks, Gary Bratsch, Sue Byram, Peggy Berg, Patty Boggess. BACK ROW: Greg Gluth, Jim Buckley, Karen Bronson, Laurie Flinn, Perry Bollum, Kevin Evans, Beverly Brown. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Claudia Rote, Secretary; Judy Panitzkc, Treasurer; Dan Hardy, Vice-President; Linda Leadholm, President. Frosh. . . Being the oldest class of the Junior High, we set our standards at the beginning of the year to give the underclassmen a good example. Supplying the dummy for Homecoming was one of our many new responsibilities. Al- though Freshman tests were very hard to en- dure, they were an excellent example of our scholastic abilities. We also participated in Junior High Band, Freshman Choir, and ath- letics. Freshman Day of 1967 was the climax of our year. It was one of the best ever; as was the junior high party, which we also attended. Through the completion of these activities, we have shown that we deserve to be members of the senior high. However, we will never forget our wonderful Freshman year. 80 FRONT ROW Wayne Kempfert. Dan Hardy. David Jones. Jim Roswell. Linda Leadholm. Claudia Rote. Pat Keech. SECOND ROW Paula Patten. Janet Puff, Dianne Reck. Kathy Hoffmann. Judy Panitzke, Connie Rcque. Debra Padgett. THIRD ROW: Dennis Hoover, Eugene Nelson. Bruce Radel. George Otto. Dee Dee Klabunde. Steven Ruder, Richard Lyons. FOURTH ROW Larry Hopfenspirger. Mary Lussenhop, Linda Nolting. David Kohler. Mike Milbradt, Britt Kleinart. Jerald Johnston BACK ROW: Nancy Oberg. Crystal Hengel. Janet Hawton. Charlie McCormic. Pam Huseby. Linda Roshaven. Kurt Neumann, Jon Laberec. And Eager FRONT ROW Mike Zschunkc, Janet Walcrius, Pat Stemm, Sandy Wilcoxon, Gary Thompson, John Smith. Mark Soupir. James Sawatzky, Merle Pettis. SECOND ROW David Soupir. Keith Wolff, Jerry Woelfel. Jean Senger. June Senger. Kathy Sheimo, Linda Tangen. THIRD ROW Sheryl Schei. Ken Woel- fel. Jacolyn Teveldal. Diane Young. Bonnie Schablin. Gail Uhlenkamp. Martha Steinkraus. Eddie Yackel EOL RIH ROW Debbie Weedman. Debbie Werner. Douglas Tiffany. John Vanderwerf, Kathy Schmidt. Debbie W iecks. Alan Tangen. Rog- er Just, Steve Tcrstecg. BACK ROW Marcia N hiltet. Bruce Sorenson, Wesley Timgrcn. Dave Stramel. Brian Schultz. Steve Schramm, Debby Sanden, Mary Weltsch, Sonya Wittwer. FRONT ROW: Scott Jorgenson, David Hansvick, Douglas Johnson, Jeff Brandt, Donald Hillger, John Enabnit, Dennis Johnson, Ken Dahmes, Joel Buller, Dennis Borth. SECOND ROW: Greg Helgeson. Mark DeWolfe, Don Gustafson, Dan Hertling, Jerry Ahrens, Clyde Churchill. Pat Bestick, Jan Jacob- son, Carol Iverson. Becky Fromm, Mary Johnson, Marleen Arndt. THIRD ROW: Gail Fluck, Pam Johnston, Kay Juul, Linda Gluth, Erlene Bear, Gwen Bohlke, Patty Burgemeister, FRONT ROW Paul Kramer, David Melgcs, Reggie Koll, Fred Panitzke, Jan Nelson, Mcrland Otto, Steve Nelson, Richard Lee, Ronald Parker. SECOND ROW Patty Rcgnier, Dan Kirsch, Mike O’Leary, Brad Moore, Mary Jo Orth; James Okins, Larry Okins, Barb Kurtz. THIRD ROW Bev Keil, Becky Rebstock. Jeanne Rebstock, Shirley Okins. Kathy Mann, Sandi Mahoney, Anne Mummcrt, Colleen McWilliams, Betty Kodet. FOURTH Pam Christensen, Joyce Hewett, Alycen Bloedow. FOURTH ROW: Melanie Ceplecha. Mary Hopfenspirger, Mary Dunlcvy, Brenda Barnes, Sandy Dresow, Marjorie Bunting, Linda Jensen, Shelley Blegen, Margot Evans, Nancy Dwyer, Carol Currie, Debbie Cheney. BACK ROW: Barb Canaday, Debbie Carruth, Mike Boggess, Calvin Hotovec, John Jacobson, Dennis Bratsch, Steve Inglis, James Inglis, Janet Herbert, Becky Davis, Vicki Breitling. Strength ROW: Donald Nolting, JoAnne Malccha, Deanna Nemitz, Cur- by Rule, Dan Regnier, Tom Klabunde, Roger Rohlik, Rosemary Reed, Linda Omtvedt, Steve Klabunde. BACK ROW: Gary Meincrt. Ron Morrow, Larry Knigge, Jody Norcutt, Steve Laughlin, Michael Ryan. Ivar Kaardal, Leland Patten, Terry Palmer, David Pettis. FRONT ROW: Steve Zimmer, Herb Viergutz, Gary Simondet, Tom Sheimo. Doug Woodford, Dan Schwerin, Chuck Walter, Richard Wegner. SECOND ROW: Carol Storch, Suzi Sinner, Mike Schweiss. Pat Schoflman, Charles Sletten, Ron Van Sloo- ten, Dave Sams, Paulette Simning. THIRD ROW: Darold Schmidt, Greg Young, Charlene Ulrich, Renee Zitzmann, Dar- lene Zachow, Judy Zarbok, Jim Sicwcrt, Gary Steinhouse, Bill Von Mosch. FOURTH ROW: Shannon Wyffels, Sally Wohnoutka, Judy Sanders, Tim Sowder, Larry Von Mosch. Robert Swoboda, Craig Zoschke. Linda Tetrick, Charlene Schramm. BACK ROW: Cheryl Smith. Mary Kay Waugh. Kathe Wilcoxon, Scott Schlapkohl, Lyle Sparrowgrove. Doug Wohnoutka, Carol Stramel, Priscilla Tripp, Susan Woodford. In Numbers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Alycen Bloedow, Secretary; Anne Mummert, Treasurer; Nancy Dwyer. Vice-President; Ron Morrow, President. The first days of high school were pretty hec- tic, but soon we diligently settled down to our sophomore year. Being the largest class and one with many leaders, we were bound and determined to be the best. This year, as sophomores, we bridged the gulf from junior to senior high. We studied industriously and found we had many added responsibilities. We were able to join senior band, choir, ROUSER, language clubs, and participate in One Act Plays. The boys partici- pated in every sport. Our job at Homecoming was the care of homecoming pins. We ordered a different type of pin that could be worn all year instead of just two weeks before home- coming. Striving to make our presence known, we worked hard at our responsibilities to attain our goals and began to prepare ourselves for the future. 83 Our junior year kept us pretty busy preparing for our senior year, when we would become the leaders ofRFHS. This year we were able to take a more active part in Homecoming, being designated to many activi- ties. The dance was our main project, however, and it was a huge success. We really enjoyed putting on the One-Act Play Festival in November. Other ex- tra curricular activities, such asROUSERand CARDINAL, kept us hopping. What we had been waiting for finally arrived working together to plan and put on the Junior-Senior Spring Dance. As the year drew to a close we began looking forward to our senior year with anticipation and enthusiasm. Excitement mounted when we chose our class rings. We hope that the senior class of 1968 will be the very best. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Diane Boushek, Secretary; Diane Stanton. President. Dawn Tollefson, Treasurer; Tom Weltsch. Vice-President. 11 Down And FRONT ROW: Guy Evans. Tom Buckley, Dean Christensen, Tom Eichten. Tom Ambcrg, Gordon Dirlam. SECOND ROW: Brenda Arndt. Lynda Gustafson. Charlene Fluck, Sharen Dah- mes. Susan Brandt. THIRD ROW: Christine Gegner, Michelle Davis. Rae Ann Dolan. Myra Garmen. Cynthia Braken. Colleen Ahrens. FOURTH ROW: Diane Boushek, Linda Gordon. Jeff Evenson. Joe Bronson, Steve Fredrickson. Cynthia Diessner, Maria Ceplecha. BACK ROW Pal Cady, Don Buckley, Mike Dahmes, Steve Diehl. Myron Guyer, Ray Barnes, Lee Bliss. FRONT ROW: Steve Jones. Larry Maasch. Tom Jessop. Jerry Koll. Allan Larsen. Dale Kcmpfert. SECOND ROW: Kay Hcnnes, Dorthea Juul, Janet Halter, Karen Knudscn. Sue Har- twig. Liane Kreckow, Sandy Johnston, Ann Marie Knudson. THIRD ROW: Liz Laughlin. Julie Lauster. Bob Mahoney, Mar- lene Littlefield. Courtney Kramer. John Marks. John Kohler. Gail Kramer. FOURTH ROW Donna Hilbert, Sharlecn Mona- han. Gaylen Kaehler. Scott Larson. Burdette Hutchinson. Ri- chard Krueger. Barry Krcmin. Mary Kay Marquardt. BACK ROW: Penny Fox. Joan Hillmer. Linda Hess. Al Johnson. Larry Kcmnitz. Alan Heaton. Barb Myers, Jean Johnson. One To Go FRONT ROW: Steve Strawzell, Bob Wctmore, Steve Otto. Scott Preusse. Richard Thiesen. Larry Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Mary Redding. Monica Zins. Marcy Slctten. Nancy Uhlcnkamp, Elizabeth Ronhovdc. Cathy Owens. THIRD ROW: Tom Whittct. Diane Stanton, Cheryl Ncmitz. Joyce Smetak, Carol Timm. Karen Willshirc. Ken Stephens. FOL Rill ROW Lois Wandcrsee. lone Schultz. Mark Parker. Mary Zschunke. Dick Nelson. Jeff St a nee r. BACK ROW Kathy Otto. Maynard Schewe. Rich Soupir. Rick Schablin. Tom Weltsch. Dawn Tollel- son. Bonnie Woelfel. SENIORS ROSA'S FAMILY: SEATED. Mrs. Klabunde. Mary Jo. Mr. Klabundc.STANDING: Rosa, Linda. AFS: Dreams Come True Rosa Maria Lope , our AFSsludenl from Madrid. Spain. An impossible dream for me was to come to the United States. Then, things began to happen. My brother knew of the AFS program and won a scholarship to go to California. My impossible dream was not so impossible. One Spanish hot afternoon of the 13th of July I received a telephone call telling me the good news. I have received one scholarship to go to Redwood Falls, Minnesota. The 7th of August 800 kids from all over Europe embarked in the “Seven Seas” and left Rotterdam, Holland. On August 19th, after two days of bus trip, I arrived in the fair town of Redwood Falls where I will spend the best year of my life. One year full of excitement, new things, snow, lively and friendly people. I found many things in common. The most important of all is that young people as well as old people are all alike everywhere in the world. When I came here I did not feel at all homesick or in a foreign country. I just had a feeling of homecoming and that is because of the people and their friendliness. I have lived here with a lively and wonderful family, Mr. and Mrs. S.R. Klabunde and Linda and Mary Jo. I cannot consider them anything than my own parents and my own family. Now when I think in all my experience here I believe that there is not such a truthful sentence like the beautiful motto of AFS: “Walk together, talk together, O ye people of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace.” 88 Tom Tiffany. A FS sludem to the Philippines. Tom and Philippine friends. “Mabuhay!”: A Philippine Hello Magandang Fili pinas! In Tagalog these two words mean “Beautiful Philippines. Last summer I was fortunate enough to be an AFS’er to this group of 7000 islands in the Pacific. I lived with the Mariano Mendoza family in San Miguel. Buacan, located in the Rice Bowl of Central Luzon, also noted for the activities of Communist insurgents, the Huks. Living in a new culture, eating new food, learning new language, and making new friends was a profound learning experience. I had many great experiences during my summer, some of which included meeting President Marcos, meeting all the Viet- namese, Laotian. Malaysian, and Filipino AFS’ers to the U.S., experiencing a volcanic eruption and earthquake, becoming a cadet captain in my school’s Preparatory Military Training class, and being a member of the greatest bunch of kids in AFS history. But while all these were rewarding, there were more lasting gains from the summer in the areas of: 1) Personal devel- opment, 2) Recognition of the values of adaptability, 3)Appre- ciation of problems and promise of Asia. I learned the value of a smile, and more important, I learned the value of people. Adaptability is a great asset for anyone to have, and I am glad I learned it. Asia is the focus of the world today and of the future. I was indeed lucky to go to Asia as an AFS’er, but “I shall return.” Tom. cadet captain in Preparatory Military Training. 89 MAYNARD AHRENS: Intramur- al 1,3,4; Boys’ County 3; Tennis 4. JOHN ALBERS: FFA 1.2,3,4. JOHN ALTMANN: FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4. ROBERT ANDERSON: Wrestling 2,3,4; Freshman Choir; Debate 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Stu- dent Rotarian4; ROUSER Staff 3,4; German Club 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4. Vice- President 3, President 4; National Merit Finalist 4. LEE ARNDT: Stage Crew 4. JEANETTE BALKO: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 3; Band 1; Dec- lamation 1,3; National Honor Socie- ty 2,3,4; Student Rotarian 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; ROUSER Staff 3; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4. To Dream The Impossible Dream, PATRICIA BEASLEY: Declamation 3; Usher’s Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses’ Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, President 4; FHA 1,2,3,4. DEVAROLD BENGTSON: Wrestling 2; Golf 2; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4, Vice-Prcsfdent 3; Electronics Club 3. KENNETH BERAN: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Lettcrmcn’s Club 1,2; FFA 1. LINDA BERAN: Freshman Choir; Declamation 3; Radio Announc- er 3; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3.4; GAA 1,2,3,4. 90 MILDRED BERAN: Freshman Choir; Declamation 3,4; Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. BRADLEY BERBERICK: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; One-Act Plays 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Rotarian 4; Annual Staff 3,4; ROUSER Staff 3,4; Sports Editor 4; German Club 1, 2,3,4. JUDITH BLOEDOW: Future Nurses’ Club 4; Homecoming Semi- Finalist 4; FHA 3,4; GAA 3,4; Transfer Student from Wabasso Public School 3. ROBERT BOECK: Declamation 3; Debate 3; One-Act Plays 3; German Club 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 4. GEORGE BOGGESS; Wrestling 2. 4. WENDY BOLLUM: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Band 2,3, 4; Dance Band 2; Declamation 4; One-Act Plays 4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER Staff 3.4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4, President 4; GAA 1,2. To Fight The Unbeatable Foe WILLIAM BOOTS: Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3.4; Football 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3.4. Vice- President 4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 3; One-Act Plays 4; Stu- dent Rotarian 4; Bus Patrol 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3, Sentinel 3; All-Confer ence Football Player 4. JUDY BRONSON; Declamation 3; Usher’s Club 2,3,4; Cafeteria Worker 1,2; Pep Club 3; FHA 3,4; GAA 1,2. SHARON BROWN: Declamation 4; Usher’s Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses’ Club 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Latin Club 1,2. DIANE BULLER: Freshman Choir; Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; German Club 4; Science Club 4; FHA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. 91 CLEO BURGEMEISTER: FHA 3, 4, Historian 4. MARY ANN CHALMERS: Fresh- man Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Ac- companist 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Dec- lamation 4; National Honor Society 2.3,4; ROUSER Staff 4; Pep Club 2. 3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; GAA 1,2,3. LEIGH CHERRY Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Sextet 2,3,4; Band 1,2.3.4; Dance Band 4; Declamation 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4; Latin Club 1,2. RICHARDCLEMENTS PATRICK CORCORAN Basket- ball I; Football 1.2; Intramural 2,3, 4. ALICE CROOKS: Freshman Choir; Declamation 4; ROUSER Staff 3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1.2,3,4. To Bear With Unbearable Sorrow, ALICE CURTIS: Freshman Choir; Usher's Club 1,2,3.4; Future Nurses’ Club 3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4. CHARLES CURTIS: Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Football 4; Letlcrmcn’s Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Freshman Choir; Band 2,3, 4. Publicity 4; Student Council 2,3, Secretary 3; Class Officer 4. Pres- ident; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Rotarian 4; Latin Club 1.2, Vice-President 2. CAROLE DAHMES: Band 4; Brass Ensemble 4; Declamation 3; Class Officer 4. Secretary; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Ro- larian 4; ROUSER Staff 4; Future Nurses' Club 4; Treasurer; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; GAA 3; Transfer Student from Belview Public School 3. DENNIS DIRLAM: Basketball I; Wrestling 2; Track I; Football 1, 2,3.4; Lettermcn’s Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Intramural 3.4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3.4; Treasurer 4; Madrigals 4; Declamation 2, 3,4; One-Act Plays 3.4; Student Council 4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER staff 2,3,4. Photography Editor 3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4. Treasurer 3. President 4; Latin Club 1.2. 92 MARTHA DOMS: Declamation 3. 4; One-Act Plays 3.4; National Hon- or Society 3.4. Girls’ County 3; An- nual Staff 3,4; ROUSER Staff 3; Pep Club 3,4; German Club 4; Secre- tary; GAA 3; Transfer Student from Morgan 3. CATHERINE DWYER: Ereshman Choir; Band 2,3.4; Class Officer 3, Secretary; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Rotarian 4; Annual Staff3.4; ROUSER Staff3.4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Queen; German Club 1.2.3.4; GAA 1,2. PAUL JAMES ENABNIT: Basket- ball 1,2.3.4; Eootball 1.2.3.4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Lettcrmen’s Club 2,3,4; Senior Choir 4; Madrigals4; Band I, 2,3,4; Declamation 3; Latin Club 2,3, 4. MARTIN ERICKSON: Wrestling 1,2.3; Track 1; Football 1.2; Fresh- man Choir; Senior Choir 2.3; Dance Band I; Declamation 4; Class Officer 3, Vice-President. 4. Treasurer; Stu- dent Rotarian 4. KATHLEEN FLINN: Lettermen's Club 3.4. Secretary 4; Freshman Choir; Band 2.3,4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2, President; Nation- al Honor Society 2.3,4, Secretary 4; Student Rotarian 4; Annual StafT 3, 4; ROUSER Staff 3.4; Pep Club 1.2. 3,4. Secretary-Treasurer 2. President 3; Cheerleader 2.3.4. Captain 4; Homecoming Finalist; German Club 1,2,3; GAA 1.2,3. KAREN FOX: Declamation I; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; ROUSER Staff 3,4. Feature Editor 4; Librarian 1,2,3.4; German Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 3. To Run Where The Brave Dare Not Go; JULIE GALLES: Band 2.3.4; Declamation 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist; German Club 1.2.3.4, President 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Band 3.4. LANCE GEGNER: Wrestling 4; Freshman Choir; Stage Crevs 3; Bus Patrol 1,2.3; German Club 2; FFA 2.3,4. DALE GOODYEAR: Wrestling 2; Band 2,3.4; Brass Ensemble 4; Camera Club 3. STEVEN HAMMERSCHMIDT: Intramural 3. 93 CHRISTINE HANSVICK: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls' County 3; Annual Staff3,4; ROUSER Staff 3,4; Proofreading Editor 4; Latin Club 1,2. EDWARD HEWETT: Stage Crew 1. ANN HOUGHAM: Freshman Choir; Band 2,3, 4; Declamation 4; One-Act Plays 3,4; ROUSER Staff 2,3,4, Distribution Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2. JOANN IVERSON: Freshman Choir; Declama- tion 1; Usher's Club 1; FHA 1. LLOYD JACOBSON: FFA 1,2. LARRY JENSEN: Football 2; Intramural 2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4. DUANE JOHNSON: Track 1; Freshman Choir; Band Color Guard 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Science Club 4. GREGORY JOHNSON: Basketball 2; Wres- tling 3,4; Football 2; Intramural 2; Senior Choir 4; Declamation 4; German Club 3; Transfer Stu- dent from Alexandria, Minnesota 2. MARGARET JOHNSON: Declamation 3; Usher’s Club 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Worker 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2,3. To Right The Unrightable Wrong, PHILIP JONES: Track 2,3,4; Football Manager 4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Intramural 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Transfer Student from Barnum, Minnesota 2. DONALD JORGENSON: Track 1,2; Intramural 1,2; Freshman Choir; Boys’ County 3; Annual Staff 4; Camera Club 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 4. 94 RICHARD KATZENBERGER Basketball I; Intramural 1,2. BONNIE KEECH: Cafeteria Worker 3; Trans- fer Student from Echo Public School 3. LINDA KLABUNDE: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Madrigals 3,4; Band 2; Declamation 3.4; One-Act Plays 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3; President; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Rotarian 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; ROUSER Staff 3; Librar- ian 1; Pep Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Finalist; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; GAA 1,2,3; Sextet 2,3,4. BARBARA KOEPP: Ushers Club 3; Future Nurses’ Club 4; FHA 1; Transfer Student 3. JAMES LARSON: Basketball l,2,3,4; Co-Cap- tain 4; Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Freshman Choir; Declamation 4; One-Act Plays 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4. Vice President; Stu- dent Rotarian 4; Boy’sCounty 3; Annual 3,4, Business Manager 4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Boy’s State ROSA MARIA LOPEZ: Declamation 4; One- Act Plays 4; Pep Club 4, Vice President; Spanish Club 4; GAA 4; Model U.N. 4; Student Council 4; AFS Student from Madrid. Spain. VICKI LORD: Freshman Choir; Librarian 3,4; Future Nurses’ Club 2,3,4; Secretary 2, Vice President 3; German Club 3. Treasurer 3; FHA 4. JANE LUSSENHOP: Freshman Choir; Band 2, 3,4; Declamation 4; ROUSER Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. President 4; Cheerleader 1; GAA I, 2,3,4, Vice-President 4. JOANN LYONS: ROUSER Staff 2; Librarian 2; Future Nurses' Club 4; Pep Club 3; GAA 4. To Love Pure And Chaste From Afar, MARGARET MAHER: ROUS- ER Staff 2,3,4, Distribution Editor 3, Editor-in-Chicf 4; Future Nurses’ Club 2; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 2,3,4; GAA 1.2,3.4; Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. BRENDA MAHONEY: Usher’s Club 2,3,4. MERLENE MAMMEN: Fresh- man Choir; Declamation 1,2,3; ROUSER Staff 1,2,3; Usher’s Club 3,4; Future Nurses’ Club 3.4; German Club 1,2,3. 95 TERENCE McWILLIAMS: Basketball 1.2: Football 1.2; Baseball 1,2.4; Intramural 3.4; Freshman Choir: Senior Choir 2,3.4; Madri- gals 4; Declamation 4; ROUSER Staff 3: German Club 1.2,3. LINDA Mll.BRADT: Band 2,3.4; Declamation 3.4; Debate 3,4; Radio Announcer 4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER StafT 3.4, News Editor 4; Camera Club 2.3; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Latin Club 2; GAA 1.2,3: Model U N. 4. SUSAN MOLDESTAD: Freshman Choir; Declamation 3,4; Radio Announcer 3; Student Rotarian 4; Annual Staff 4; ROUSER Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 3.4; Homecoming Finalist 4; German Club 2; GAA 1,2 WILLIAM MOLDESTAD; Basketball I; Intramural 2,3.4; Student Rotarian 4; Student Council 3.4. Vice-President 4; Treasurer 3; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 3.4; ROUSER Staff 3.4; German Club 1,2. MARGARET MORROW; Band 3,4; Dance Band 4; Declamation 3; Girls County 3; Librarian 4; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Semi- Finalist 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Transfer Student from New Ulm Public High School 3. GARY MYROM: Intramural 4; Transfer Student from Minot Public High School 3. To Try When Your Arms Are Too Weary KAREN NESS: Declamation 4; Debate 4; ROUSER Staff 3.4; Camera Club 2,3. Secretary 3; Pep Club 2,3.4; Spanish Club 3,4; GAA 2.3,4; Model U N. 3.4.' SUSAN NEUSCHWANDER: Usher s Club 2.3; Future Nurses’ Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4: FHA 1,2,3.4, Parliamentarian 3; GAA 1.2.3.4 ROBIN NORCUTT: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Co-Captain 4; Football 2,3, 4, Most Valuable Player 4, Outstanding Defensive Player 4; Letter- men’s Club 2.3.4; Senior Choir 3.4; Boys’ County 3; ROUSER Staff 3,4; Camera Club 3. JEAN NYQUIST: Declamation 3; Usher’s Club 3,4. 96 DAVID OKINS: Wrestling 4; Baseball 4; Cross Country 4; Transfer Student from Jackson High School 4. KAY OKINS: Librarian I; Usher’s Club 1,2,3,4, Head Usher; Pep Club I; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA I. KEVIN O’LEARY: Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3; Football 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Baseball 4; Tennis 2; Golf 1; Lcttcrmcn’s Club 3,4; Intra- mural 4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Declamation 4; One- Act Plays 4; Student Rotarian 4; Camera Club 3; German Club 2,3. JAMES OTTO: Basketball 1,2; Football 4; Baseball 3,4; Letter- men’s Club 4; Intramural 3,4; Freshman Choir, Vice-President; Sen- ior Choir 3,4, Vice-President 4; Madrigals 3,4; Class Officer I. LYNN PALMER: Transfer Student from Mankato High School 4. BARBARA PATTEN: Freshman Choir; Band 2,3,4; Declamation 4; Annual Staff 4; ROUSER Staff 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Finalist 4; German Club 2; GAA 1,2,3,4. To Reach The Unreachable Star! MICHAEL PEDERSEN: Football 1,2; Intramural 2,3.4; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Band 2,3.4; Declamation 3; Madrigals 3. CAROL PETTIS: Usher s Club 2,3.4, Captain 4. KEITH RADEL: Intramural 4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER Staff 3,4, FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4. AUDREY RECK: Usher's Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4. 97 RONALD REVIER: Football I; Debate 3. KATHLEEN ROBINSON: Freshman Choir; Declamation 3; Usher’s Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1; FHA 4. SHARON SCHABLIN: Freshman Choir; Debate 3; Radio Announcer 3; Li- brarian I; Usher’s Club 3,4; Future Nurses’ Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3. This Is Our Quest CHARLOTTE SCHMIDT: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 3,4; Band 2,3,4; ROUSER Staff 4; Librarian 1,2; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4: Latin Club 1,2; GAA 4; Girl Sextet 4. MARTIN RONHOVDE: Wrestling 3,4; Football 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Transfer Student from Jackson. Minnesota 3. DELBERT RUDENICK: Intramural 1,2; Stage Crew 1,2; Electronics Club 1, DIANNE SCHMIDT: Declamation 1,4; ROUSER Staff 3; Camera Club 2 Pep Club 2; German Club 2,3,4. PATRICIA SCHMIDT: Librarian I; Usher’s Club 4; Future Nurses’ Club 1; FHA I; Transfer Student from Wabasso, Minnesota 3. CONSTANCE SCHMIDT: Freshman Choir; Usher’s Club 4; Future Nurses’ Club 3,4. Secretary 4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2. MICHAEL SCHOFFMAN: Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Golf 1,2,4; Intramural 2, 3,4; Freshman Choir; Declamation 3; One-Act Plays 4. To Follow That Star DAVID STEINKRAUS: Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2; Football 4; Baseball 4; In- tramural 4; Band 2,3.4; Dance Band 2,3.4; ROUSER Staff 3; Camera Club 2,3; Electronics Club 1,2. DENNIS STEWIG: Wrestling 1,2,3; Intramural 4; Stage Crew 4; Bus Patrol I, 2.3,4; FFA 1,2,3.4. Reporter4. LINDA STRAMEL: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Madri- gals 3.4; Band 2,3,4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER Staff 3,4, Production Edi- tor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Latin Club I; GAA 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; Pep Band 4. DIANE SCHRAMM Pep Club 2.3; FHA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. JEAN SCHULTZ; Usher's Club 3; Cafeteria Worker I; Future Nurses’ Club I. Treasurer; German Club I; FHA 2, Vice-President; GAA 2. JEANETTE SCHULTZ: Usher’s Club 3; Cafeteria Worker 3; Future Nurses’ Club 2, Parliamentarian; FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; GAA 2. STEVEN SINNER; Basketball I; Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Lettcrmen’s Club 3,4; Intramural 2,3,4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4; Madrigals 4; Decla- mation 4; One-Act Plays 4; ROUSER Staff 3,4; Camera Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; German Club 1,2,3. MICHAEL SORENSON: Basketball 1; Football 2.3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Intramural 2,3,4; Freshman Choir; Stage Crew 4; Bus Patrol 1,2.3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4. DIANE SVOBODA: Senior Choir 4; Declamation 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 4; GAA 4; Transfer Student Mankato, Minnesota 4. ERWIN THIEL: Wrestling 1,2,3; Librarian 1; Cafeteria Worker 2,3; Bus Pa- trol 2. 99 CRAIG THIESEN: Football 1,2; Intramural 2,3; Freshman Choir; Declama- tion 2,3; One-Act Plays 3; Boys' County 3; Latin Club 1,2. THOMAS TIFFANY: Wrestling 3; Declamation 2; Debate 1.2.3; One-Act Plays 3; Student Council 3.4. President 4; Class Officer 2; Treasurer; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Rotarian 4; Annual StafT 3,4; ROUSER Staff 3.4; Camera Club 3,4, President 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Electronics Club 2; Model U.N. 3,4; AFS Student to the Republic of the Philippines 4; Na- tional Merit Finalist 4. JILL TIGHE: Band 2.3.4; Declamation 2,3,4; Debate 3.4; One-Act Plays 3; National Honor Society 3.4. President 4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER Staff 3.4, Co-Editor in Chief 4; Librarian 1,3.4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4; Span- ish Club 1,2.3.4; GAA I; Model U.N. 3.4; Girls' State. ANNETTE TIMGREN; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Girls' County 3; ROUSER Staff 3,4; Librarian 1.2,3,4; Usher s Club 2,3,4; Bus Patrol 3.4; Future Nurses' Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2. SUSAN VALLE: Freshman Choir: Senior Choir 2.3.4; Madrigals 3.4; Band I, 2,3,4. Vice-President 4; Pep Band 3.4; Declamation 1.2,3,4; One-Act Plays 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3.4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Majorette 3.4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4; German Club 4; Latin Club 1.2; GAA 1,2,3; Sextet 2,3.4. No Matter How Hopeless, MARK VIEN: Basketball I; Football 1,2; Track I; Tennis 2; Intramural 2,3,4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 3,4; Madrigals 4; Declamation 3; Radio An- nouncer 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Secretary 4. STANLEY VIERGUTZ: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Intra- mural 4; Freshman Choir; Stage Crew 4; Spanish Club 3,4. LINDA WANDERSEE: Usher's Club 2,3,4; FHA 4. BARBARA WARLOP: Declamation 3; Future Nurses’ Club 3,4 Pep Club 2 3,4; FHA 4; GAA 2,3,4. ¥ ANGELA WEBER: Freshman Choir; Librarian 1,2; Pep Club 1.2,3 FHA I 2 4; GAA 1.2,3,4. 100 GARY WERNER: Intramural I; FFA 1,2,3.4, Parliamentarian 4. KATHRINF WITTWER: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3,4. Secretary 3; Madrigals 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Brass Ensemble 2,3,4; Student Rotarian 4; ROUSER Staff 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4; GAA 1,2. DAVID WOODFORD: Basketball I; Track 1.2; Football 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 2,3; Intramural 2,3,4; Freshman Choir; Bus Patrol 1,2,3; Camera Club 3; FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4. STEVEN WYFFELS: KATHIE YOUNG: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3.4, President 4; Madrigals 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 1,2; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 4; GAA I; Sextet 2,3,4; Accompanist 1,2,3,4. DAVID ZOSCHKE: Basketball I; Wrestling 2, 3; Intramural 4. No Matter How Far. OFFICERS: Carole Dahmes, Secretary; Martin Erickson. Treasurer; Charles Curtis, President; James Larson, Vice-President. STUDENT ROTARIANS: FRONT ROW: Brad Berbcrick. Charles Curtis. Bill Moldestad, Jim Larson. Keith Radel. Bob Anderson, Dennis Dirlam, Marty Erickson, Kevin O’Leary. BACK ROW. Linda Milbradt, Carole Dahmes, Susan Valle, Kathy Wittwer, Linda Stramel, Sue Moldestad. Cathy Dwyer, Wendy Bollum, Jeannette Balko, Linda Klabunde, Bill Boots. NOT PICTURED: Tom Tiffany, Jill Tighe. Kathy Flinn. Dave Steinkraus. Girls’ State Representative, Jill Tighe. and Jim Larson. Boys’ State Represen- tative. CLASS COLORS Satin Pink and White CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose CLASS MOTTO “They succeed who believe they can.” CLASS MEMORIAL Donation to the AFS fund Chairs and a table for use at school assemblies Additional letters for use on the current events bulletin board Tom Tiffany: American Carole Dahmes: American Legion Legion School Award; School Award National Merit Scholar ship Winner; first place in the Masonic Lodge Essay Contest, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Essay Con- test, and the Voice of Democracy Contest. Jill Tighc: second place in the Masonic Lodge Essay Contest and the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Essay Contest. Karen Fox: second place in the Voice of Democ- racy Contest Martha Dorns: AAUW Linda Stramel: Veritas Scnolar- Bill Boots: Outstanding Athlete Scholarship ship of the Year Senior Awards Kathy Wittmer: Out- Kathie Young: Outstanding standing Instrumentalist Vocalist Angela Weber: Crisco Award Margy Maher: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 03 Valedictorian Thomas Tiffany topped his class with a 96.1 average. The salutatorian, Carole Dahmes, had a scholastic average of 95.9. Frosting On The Cake HONOR STUDENTS Robert Anderson Charles Curtis Martha Dorns Julie Galles 104 Christine Hansvick William Moldestad Jill Tighc Susan Valle Our final moments together. One chapter of our lives has come to an end. The time has come to close the book and start anew. New experiences, new goals, new hopes and dreams await us. Yet each of us will carry with him the memories of the past year which he holds dear. The time of fun and laughter, joy and sorrow, disappointment and despair can never be forgotten. The knowledge we have gleaned and the experience we have gained have molded and shaped and prepared us for a new chapter in our lives, a new phase of learning and growth. But before we go on, we would like to extend a sincere thank you: To Mr. Siewert, our advisor, who was so patient as we struggled to complete this book. To the teachers, especially the coaches, who let us interrupt the flow of classes and practices to take the much needed pictures. To Mr. Ramseth and Mr. Gray who guided our foot- steps along the way when the going got rough. To Mrs. Herbert and Miss Anderson who were so willing to lend a helping hand. To the students who cooperated during the picture- taking sessions and by buying this book. And to the 1967 CARDINAL staff who put forth every effort to make this the best CARDINAL ever! 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(Clements) 118 Index Activities Division Page 16 AFS 88 Baseball 72 Basketball 64 Boys’ State 102 Camera Club 47 Cheerleaders 36 Cooks 15 Cross Country 68 Custodians 15 Dance Band 59 Debate 42 Declamation 40 Eighth Grade 78 Faculty Division Page 4 FFA 45 FHA 44 Football 62 Freshman Choir 56 Freshman Class 80 Future Nurses 46 GAA 50 Girls' State 102 Golf 70 Homecoming 18 Honor Students 104 Intramural 51 Junior Class 84 Junior High Band 56 Language Clubs 38 Lettcrmen 73 Librarians 46 Madrigals 55 Majorettes 37 Model UN 43 Music Division Page 52 National Honor Society 49 One Act Plays 22 Organizations Division Page 30 Pom-Pon Girls 37 Principals 7 Prom 28 Rotarians 102 ROUSER 34 Senior Awards 103 School Board 6 Science Club 47 Secretaries 7 Senior Choir 54 Senior Class Play 26 Senior Division Page 86 Senior High Band 58 Seventh Grade 76 Sophomore Class 82 Sophomore Madrigals 57 Sports Division Page 60 Stage Crew 48 Student Council 14 Student Government Day 25 Superintendent 6 Tennis 71 Track 69 Underclassmen Division Page 74 Ushers’ Club 48 Wrestling 66 Yearbook 32 119 Senior Index Ahrens, Maynard - 71,73, 90. Albers, John -45, 90. Allman. John - 45, 90. Anderson. Bob - 14. 35,45.49. 90. 102, 104. Arndt. Lee - 90. Balko, Jeannette - 20, 32, 46, 49, 50. 90, 102. Beasley, Patricia - 46. 48. 90. Bengtson. DeVarold - 47.90. Beran, Kenneth - 90. Beran, Linda - 39, 50. 90. Beran, Mildred - 39, 50, 90. Berbcrick. Bradley - 22, 23, 26, 32. 35, 49. 64, 70, 73,91, 102. Bloedow, Judith - 20, 44, 46. 50, 91. Boeck, Robert-38, 47, 91. Boggess, George - 66. 91. Bollum. Wendy - 24. 25. 26. 27, 39,40. 58, 91, 102. Boots, William - 22, 63. 66. 67, 72. 73, 91, 102. Bronson, Judith - 44, 48, 91. Brown, Sharon - 42, 46. 91. Buller, Diane - 38,44. 47, 50, 58, 91. Burgemeister, Cleo - 44, 92. Chalmers, Mary Ann - 35, 38, 41, 49, 55, 59, 92. Cherry. Leigh - 20, 33, 41, 49. 54, 55, 59. 92, Clements, Richard - 92. Corcoran, Patrick - 92. Crooks, Alice - 34, 40, 50, 92. Curtis, Alice - 40, 44, 48, 92. Curtis, Charles - 14, 49. 58. 63, 64. 65, 69, 73.92, 101, 102, 104. Dahmes, Carole - 35, 39, 46. 49. 58, 92, 101, 102, 104. Dirlam. Dennis - 14, 24, 26, 27, 35, 47, 54, 55, 62. 73, 92. Dorns, Martha - 22, 26, 27, 33, 38. 49, 93. Dwyer, Cathy - 18, 19, 20, 21, 33, 49, 59. 93, 102. Enabnit. James - 39, 54, 55, 59. 63. 64, 72. 73.93. Erickson. Martin - 25.42.93, 102. Flinn. Kathleen - 32, 36. 49. 58, 73, 93. 102. Fox, Karen - 35, 38. 46, 49, 93. Galles. Julie - 20, 33, 38, 40. 59,93. Gegner. Lance - 45, 93. Goodyear, Dale - 58. 93. Hammerschmidt, Steven - 93. Hansvick, Christine - 32, 35. 49. 55. 94, 104. Hcwctt, Edward - 94. Hougham, Ann - 20, 24, 26. 27, 35,40, 58, 94. Iverson, Joann - 94. Jacobson, Lloyd - 94. Jensen, Larry - 47, 94. Johnson, Duane - 39, 47, 94. Johnson, Gregory - 41,55, 94. Johnson, Margaret - 48, 94. Jones, Philip - 39, 51,63, 69, 73,94. Jorgenson, Donald - 33,47,94. Katzenberger, Richard - 95. Keech. Bonnie - 95. Klabunde. Linda - 19, 20, 32, 38, 41, 49, 50. 55,95, 102. Koepp, Barbara - 95. Larson, James - 15, 32, 39, 40, 64, 70, 73, 95, 101. Lopez, Rosa Maria - 15, 23. 39, 41, 43, 50. 95. Lord, Vicki - 44.46,95. Lussenhop, Jane - 35. 42, 50, 58, 95. Lyons, JoAnn - 46, 50, 95. Maher, Margaret - 34, 39, 50, 95. Mahoney, Brenda - 48, 95. Mammen, Mcrlcnc - 46, 48. 95. McWilliams, Terence - 41.54, 55, 72, 96. Milbradt, Linda - 34. 39, 41.42,43, 59, 96, 102. Moldestad, William - 14, 32, 35. 51, 96. 102, 104. Moldestad, Susan - 20, 21, 32, 34, 40. 46, 96. 102. Morrow, Margaret - 20, 39, 46, 58, 59, 96. Myrom, Gary - 96. Ness, Karen - 34, 39, 41,42, 43, 96. Neuschwander. Susan - 44, 46, 50,96. Norcutt, Robin - 35, 54. 62, 63. 66. 73, 96. Nyquist, Jean - 48. 96. Okins, David - 66, 68. 72, 97. Okins, Kay-44, 48, 97. O'Leary, Kevin - 24, 27, 40. 54, 63, 72, 73, 97, 102. Otto. James - 54, 55, 63, 72. 73, 97. Palmer, Lynn - 97. Patten, Barbara - 19, 20, 27, 32, 34, 40. 50, 59,97. Pedersen, Michael - 51,54, 59, 97. Pettis. Carol - 48, 97. Radel, Keith - 27. 34, 45, 97. 102. Reck, Audrey - 48. 97. Revier. Ronald - 98. Robinson, Kathleen - 44. 48, 98. Ronhovde. Martin - 62, 66. 73, 98. Rudenick. Delbert - 98. Schablin. Sharon - 46, 48, 98. Schmidt. Charlotte - 20, 35, 50, 54, 58, 98. Schmidt, Dianne - 38, 40, 98. Schmidt, Patricia - 48, 98. Schmit, Constance - 39.44. 46.48.98. SchofTman. Michael - 22. 27, 70, 98. Schramm, Diane - 44. 50, 99. Schultz. Jean - 99. Schultz, Jeanette - 99. Sinner, Stephen - 26, 27, 34, 40, 51,55, 70, 73, 99. Sorenson, Michael - 45,46.48. 51.99. Steinkraus. David - 59, 62. 72, 99. Stewig, Dennis - 45.48, 99. Stramcl, Linda - 27. 35. 42, 50. 55, 58. 99, 102. Svoboda, Diane -41,46, 50, 54, 99. Thiel, Erwin - 99. Thieson, Craig - 99. Tiffany. Thomas - 14, 33, 35,47, 49, 89, 100. 102, 104. Tighe, Jill - 20. 34. 39. 42, 43. 46. 59, 100, 102. Timgren, Annette - 34. 46, 48, 49, 100. Valle, Susan - 20, 24, 27. 35. 37, 38,41,49, 54,55, 58, 100, 102. Vien. Mark - 26, 27, 35, 39, 51, 100. Viergutz, Stanley - 39,48, 51,64, 100. Wandersee, Linda - 44, 48. 100. Warlop, Barbara - 44, 46, 50, 100. Weber, Angela -44. 50, 100. Werner, Gary - 45, 101. Wittwer, Kathrine - 20, 54, 55, 59, 101, 102. Woodford, David-45, 101. Young, Kathie - 29. 55, 59, 101. Zoschke. David - 101. 120