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

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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.

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 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.

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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