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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

•Vi foreword You would measure time the measureless and the immeasurable. You would adjust your conduct and even direct the course of your spirit according to hours and seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons. And let today embrace the past with remem- brance and the future with longing. excerpt from THE PROPHET by Kahlil Gibran Contents Faculty 4 Activities 16 Organizations 30 Music 52 Sports 60 Underclassmen 74 Seniors 86 Dedication We, the senior class of 1968. proudly dedicate this Cardinal to our superintendent. Reede Gray. He has spent 33 years skillfully heading and improving our administration department. Before coming to Red- wood Falls. Mr. Gray was principal at Osseo, Minne- sota. and later advanced to superintendent. Mr. Gray was born in Dodge County and attend- ed school in Claremont. Minnesota. He graduated from Carleton College. Northfield. in 1925. and re- ceived a master's degree from the Universityof Minnesota. He also did considerable graduate work at Yale University. He is a member of national and state education associations, including the Minnesota Association of School Administrators. Appointed in 1957 to the governor’s advisory board on handicapped, excep- tional. and gifted children. Mr. Gray is still an active member. He has also served on the library board for these 33 years. It is in appreciation of the time and effort he has contributed to our school that we. the class of 1968. proudly dedicate our annual. 3 Jlr. (jrnij Zemmates GEORGE P. RAMSETH attended St. Olaf Col lege (B.A.). and the University of Minnesota (M.A.). He is Principal of the Senior High School and is in charge of the cafeteria and school transportation. 6 RE EDE GRAY attended Carleton College (B A.). University of Minnesota (M.A.). and Yale University. He is retiring after serv ing for thirty five years as Superintendent of Redwood Falls Public Schools. C. O. HALVORSON attended N.S.F. Institute. Luther (B A.). Macalaster, and Oklahoma ASM. He is Principal of the Junior High. Zkirtij dive l ears' Service As Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED: Mr. Stanley Otto. Mrs. Jane Preusse. Mr. Gene O'Leary. STANDING Mr. Percy Brandt. Mr. Donald Tiffany. Mr. Logan Foreman. Mr. LeRoy Woodford. 7 STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Gary Dirlam, Douglas Tiffany. Dan Hardy. SECOND ROW: Don Nolt mg. John Enabmt. THIRD ROW: Mark DeWolfe. Jan Nelson. Mary Kay Waugh. FOURTH ROW: Monica Zins. Marcy Sletlen. Liz Laughlin. FIFTH ROW Tom Eichton. Mike Dahmes. Ruth Kayser. SIXTH ROW: Dean Christenson. Gary Thompson. Rulers of the Roost Serving as a link between the students and the fac- ulty, the Student Council engages in many and var- ied activities. Some of these activities include or- ganizing and promoting homecoming; putting out the student handbook; sponsoring the Sweetheart dance, Mom’s Night. Dad’s Night, and Parents’ Night, and AFS Day. The purposes of Student Council are to enable pu- pils to voice their opinions as to the control of ex- tra-curricular activities, and to develop in the stu- dent the appreciation of participating in democra- cy on a small scale. 8 OFFICERS: John Enabit. Treasurer; Mark DeWolfe. Secretary; Liz Laughlin. Vice-President; Dean Christenson. President. David Abel Mary Beernick Roy Berg Ben Broberg Helpful Js Zlieir Middle Name Genevieve Guetter Phillip Hall Mary Heery Chene Hinrichs IJou 're in {rood Hands. . . Robert Laughlin Dorothy Lorenz Lvonne Janning Elizabeth Lucas Gary Lund Judy McElroy DonaldOtterson James Las lev Robert Hoffman Heinz Janning at K3MS 12 Elizabeth Sales Virgil Sales Hess Homework i Marilyn Smith Clem Stramel Robert Thompson David Tibbetts Lowell Tjentland Alice Walling Loren Waugh Gerhardt Wendt Roger Zeug L. D. Zschunke 14 COOKS: Mrs. Duscher. Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Norcutt. Mrs. Bluhm. Vital forces Behind the Scenes CUSTODIANS: FRONT ROW: Mr. Overby. Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hanson (Chief Engineer). Mr. Barnes. Mr. Kuglin. 15 QUEEN S COURT: BOTTOM LEFT Diane Stanton. Karen Knud Guyer. Gerry Koll. Tom Whiddet. Bob Wetmore. Dick Nelson, sen. Cindy Grunwald. Queen Jan Halter. Bobby Otterson. Ruth Steve Strawzell. Don Buckley. Rick Krueger. Kayser. Courtney Kramer. Lynda Gustafson. TOP LEFT: Myron Tigris Euphrates” was the slogan that kicked off the Homecoming festivities for 1967. The busy weeks of preparation were climaxed when co-captains Dick Nelson and Bob Wetmore crowned Jan Halter as reigning queen for Homecoming 1967. Her attendants were Lynda Gustafson, Karen Knudsen. Courtney Kramer, and Diane Stanton. The charm of an honorary queen. Ruth Kayser. 1967 AFS student, was an added attraction in all the Homecoming activities. Spirits Dampened Defeats Queen Jan accepts her honor. Bob Wetmore sang Sweetheart of Redwood High as the traditional book was passed around for the queen and her court to sign. A hilarious skit was presented displaying homecoming queens of the past. The half-time ceremonies at the game were enhanced by the percision marching and pep music of the RFHS band. Although the Cardinals lost the game 25-7. their fierce playing gave our opponent a rough time. The Homecoming dance had a new twist this year with the theme Psychedelia.” with music provided by the Rare Faction.” 19 OUEEN HOPEFULS: FIRST ROW: Kay Hennes. Liz Laughlin, Linda Gustafson. Monica Zms. SECOND ROW Diane Stanton. Cynthia Diessner. Diane Boushek. Dawn Tollefson. Mary Lou Zschunke. RIGHT Mistress of Ceremonies Ann Robertson interviews World War Two Veteran. Kay Hennes. BELOW RIGHT Symbolizing the black leather iacket era. Gail Kramer portrays the Homecoming Queen of the I950’s. BELOW Wheezing and bespectacled Liz Laughlin portrays the Homecoming Queen of 1819. QUEEN HOPEFULS: FIRST ROW: Carol Timm. Maria Ceplecha. Mary Kay Marquardt. Jan Haller. SECOND ROW: Ruth Kayser. Julie Lauster. Karen Knudsen. Courtney Kramer. Karen Wiltshire. ABOVE: Can the Cats” is theme of the Junior's prize winning float. BELOW: Joining in a dance line is the entire cast of the skit. CAST OF OVERTONES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jo Orth, Liz Laughlin. Camille Ceplecha. and Courtney Kramer. t'juniors .Host Overtones, by Alice Gerstenberg, concerns two women who secretly strive to rob each other. The sophisticated Harriet is planning to take Margaret's husband away from her. Margaret is scheming to have John paint Harriet’s portrait, because he is a failure as a painter and needs money badly. Maggie and Hetty are inner selves that portray what Margaret and Harriet are real- ly like. The outer selves put on comical and witty fronts to try to deceive each other. This play went on to repre- sent our high school in the district competition. Cast of Twelve Pound Look” LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Laughlin. Karen Willshire. Janet Hawton. and Bob Wetmore. 22 CAST OF THREE ON A BENCH LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Uhlenkamp. Larry Kemnitz. Jean Rebstock. and Mike Weiland. One Act festival Three on a bench by Doris Estrada, also had the com- pany of Officer Tillett who ambled by from time to time. You can see a lot of things in a bright green park en- chanted with the magic of spring — especially if you live in an apartment overlooking the park. Mrs. Moore makes it her business to see such things. With her common ways and deep sincerity, she turns Betty and Harry's quarrel into just a little spat! In the Twelve Pound Look by J. M. Barrie, Lady Sims, the young wife of a very successful man about to be made a knight, tires of her existence and learns some- thing of the joy of labor from a typist who comes to do the necessary clerical work for the occasion. The typist happens to be Kate, the former wife of Harry Sims, and comical happenings take place as these two renew their respective pasts. 23 SECRETARY DORTHEA Juul and Superintendent Dale Kempfert check up on school board funds. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ARE Kathe Wilcoxen. Susan Brandt. Carol Stramel. Lynda Gustafson. SEATED: Dale Kem- fert. Lee Patten. Steven Strawzell. Steve Diehl. STANDING. Stalwarts R KEN STEVENS AND Pat Bestick demonstrate proper bak ing techniques. Student Government Day was slightly different this year. The principal, superintendent, and school board were elect- ed after the usual vigorous campaign; whereas, teachers, secretaries, nurses, librarians, cooks and janitors were cho- sen by the school board after submitting a written applica- tion. Some teachers taught for the entire day. while others taught for only a few hours. Heading the Stalwart platform were Superintendent Dale Kempfert and Principal Steve Diehl. The day began with a flag raising ceremony and speeches by the superintendent and principal. Five minutes between classes and a length- ened lunch hour added extra touches, otherwise, the day went much as normal. This year's student government day gave students not only a chance to exhibit teaching abilities, but also the oppor- tunity to experience the jobs teachers, administrators and other personnel perform daily. 24 BUSY AT WORK ARE cooks Karen Knudsen. Mary Lou Zschunke and Ruth Kayser. Taking Five” in the background are custodians Jody Norcutt. Steve Laughlin. Pat Schauffman. and Bob Kallous. Student government 'Day PRINCIPAL STEVE Diehl and Secretary Linda Gordon check over the agenda for the day. 25 A Southern Plantation, a garden house, and a catwalk created an exciting and romantic atmosphere. Janet Hawton and John Kohler arrive amid a shower of rain. Prom teems A moonlit Southern Plantation” was the scene of the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors voted to have the local Traveler's Club serve as chauffeurs for the eve- ning as they have for the past three years. With an air of elegance the doormen awaited the cou- ples in ties and tails. The Grand March began at 8:00 and was led by Junior Class President Mary Kay Waugh and her escort Tom Klabunde. The Dave Whit- beck Quartet provided the music for the evening's dancing. A special touch was added by the sophomore waiters who came attired as Negro salves. They served punch and a buffet luncheon during the evening. After a quick change from formal wear to casual dress, the couples were taken to the Falls Theater where they saw Gambit.” Following the movie there was a dance and then break- fast at the VFW Hall. By 5:00 thecouples had been taken home-, exhausted, but with happy and fun Filled memories of an exciting evening. 26 Kathy Otto and Doug Johnson are interviewed over KLGR. Southern Hospitality Mary Kay Waugh. Junior class president and her date Tom Klabunde. AFS Student Ruth Kayser and her date Dale Kempfert led the grand march. 27 Keeping away the wolves is AFS student Ruth Tiptoeing Thru' the Tulips are, left to right. Liz Laughlin. Kay Hennes. Julie Lauster. Kayser. and Ann Robertson. Senior Day Was ‘Qroovij’ Sodbuster of the Year Bonnie Woelful. appears to be completely overwhelmed at her award, a bale of straw. Senior Day '68, one of the final social gatherings of the class, began much like any other school day. Second hour, one of the highlights of the festivities took place when some of the seniors displayed their multiple talents at a variety show. This con- sisted of skits, imitations, solos, rock music, and various humorous awards presented to outstand- ing seniors. The class was then treated to a special luncheon in the cafeteria followed by two movies at the Falls Theater. The big day was completed by dining at the Valley Steak House. This day, one of the first of its kind, was immensely enjoyed by the entire class and could only be de- scribed as being the grooviest!” 28 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW Sonya Wittwer. Mary Jo Orth. Dorthea Juul. Susan Brandt. Nancy Uhlemkamp, Monica Zins. Lynda Gustafson. Judy Panitzke. Becky Gunn. Col- leen McWilliams. Cindy Diessner. Deanna Nemitz. Rosemary Reed. SECOND ROW: Mike Zschunke. Diane Stanton. Penny Fox. Diane Boushek. Nancy Dwyer. Charlene Ulrich. Becky Davis, Janet Herbert. Mary Lou Zschunke. Laurie Flinn. Mary Kay Waugh. Jean Johnson. Rae Ann Dolan. Ron Morrow. THIRD ROW: Gary Thompson. Gary Diriam. Dean Christenson. Steve Nelson. Ivar Kaardal. Scott Schlapkohl. Dan Hardy. Don Gustaf- son. Dick Nelson. Maniard Schewe. James Inglis. Steve Inglis. John Smith. Don Nolting. Steve Jones. Zhe Jmport (Vice of Honor OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Stanton. Secretary; Dean Christenson. President; Mrs. Lorenz. Advisor; Dick Nelson. Treasurer; and Monica Zins. Vice President. Twenty-five additional members, in- cluding sophomores, juniors, and se- niors were added to the National Honor Society this year. They were selected on a basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Sophomore members are on proba- tion for one year, at the end of which they will become regular members of the society if they have upheld the qualities of NHS. Unlike previous years, this year’s ceremony included a guest speaker. Mr. Norman B. Ma- guire, Superintendent of Schools. Ren- ville. Minnesota, spoke on the impor- tance of Honor. In January. NHS sponsored a dance by the Rare faction to cover some of the costs of the organization. SENIORS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Davis. Diane Boushek. Bob Wetmore. Nancy Uhlenkamp. Lynda Gustafson. RIGHT: Business Manager, and Secretary-Treasurer Kay Hennes. Assistant Business Manager Scott Larson. JUNIOR APPRENTICES FIRST ROW Becky Rebstock. Pam Christen sen. Rose Mary Reed. Becky Davis. SECOND ROW: Nancy Dywer. Janet Herbert. Jim Inglis. Mark DeWolfe. Jim Siewert. A scene of flower power” blossomed in room 136- A as the '68 CARDINAL staff took their positions this September. Earlier this summer annual editors attended a one week yearbook workshop at South Dakota State University in Brookings. Here, as at a later clinic held at Gustavus Adolphus College, they learned yearbook tactics and business procedures. Staff members broke advertising sales records with the addition of a new half page $50 ad. and this year was the advent of a new yearbook sales ven- ture. After the close of a thundering advertising and yearbook sales campaign, editors continued with much endurance to meet their deadlines, conduct their monthly meetings, and make the '68 CARDI- NAL a storehouse of age-long memories. 32 SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Knudsen. Karen Willshire. Kathy Otto. Marcie Slet- ten. Gordy Dirlam. Cardinal Js Zime Capsule of K 3. US ADVISOR: Mr. Siewert. PRODUCTION: SEATED: Jeanne Rebstock. Mary Weltsch. STANDING: Dee Dee Klabunde. Barb Cheney. Maria Ceplecha. Courtney Kra- mer. Suzie Sinner. Nancy Oberg. Sandi Mahoney. Deanna Nemitz. Cheryl Smith. Nancy Dwyer. Priscilla Tripp. Linda Nolting. Sue Byram. Reuser Reflects Student RIGHT: Editors-in-chief Dorthea Juul and Dawn Tollefson. EDITORS SEATED Bernard Voit. Sports; Doug Johnson. Art; STANDING: Carol Stramel. Production; Penny Fox. Feature; Cathy Owens. Proofreading; Rae Ann Dolan. News; Mary Kay Marquardt. Distri- bution; Monica Zins. Mimeo. PRODUCTION: Gail Uhlenkamp. Renee Zitzmann. Diane Boushek. Judy Zarbok. Marcy Sletten. Janet Herbert. Jean Bieber. Linda Lead- holm. Claudia Rote. Mary Kay Waugh. Barb Kurtz. Activity RIGHT: Advisor. Mr. Shanks. LOWER RIGHT: Reporters: SEATED: Judy Pamtzke. Patty Regmer. Cindy Diessner. Charlene Ulrich. Pat Stemm. STANDING: Mary Lou Zschunke. Laurie Flinn, Colleen McWilliams. Kathe Wilcoxon. Mar tha Steinkraus. Sandy Wilcoxon. Joe Bronson. Dave Stramel. May- nard Schewe. Physical Activities Develop Well Adding a sparkling highlight to the band this year were the majorettes. Performances during the halftimes of football and basketball games were also part of their duties. Four more pom pon girls joined the troop this year making t he number an even ten. During t he fall and winter they also performed at halftimes, swinging their red and white pom-pons and add- ing a flash to the band and the games. Responsibilitiy to rouse school spirit and cheer the team onto victory lies with the cheerleaders. It is their duty to mold the student body into one team to support our athletes. UPPER LEFT: A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Paula Patten. Nancy Dwyer. Charlene Ulrich. Cindy Diessner. Karen Knudsen. Paulette Sunning. LOWER LEFT B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM LEFT: Pau la Swenson. Linda Valle. Peggy Houtkeeper. Laurie Flinn. Mary Lussenhop. Lynn Ulrich. Poised Joung Women POM PON GIRLS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Nolting. Patty Bog gess. Judy Zarbock. Jean Bieber. Mary Hopfenspirger. Melanie Ceplecha. Colleen McWilliams. Alycen Bloedow. Diane Boush- ek, Courtney Kramer. Mary Kay Marquardt. BELOW: MAJORETTES practicing a new routine are Debby Carruth. Mary Lou Zschunke and Sonya Wittwer. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Schei. Kathy Knudson. Domitilla Zins. Laurie Thorkelson. Jan Jacobson. Paulette Simning, Cathy Owens. Lyn- da Gustafson. Monica Zins. Sue Anderson. Debby Zaske. Linda Jensen. Bonnie Woefel. SECOND ROW: Liz Ronhovde. Jean Sen- ger. Judy Sander. Debra Cheney. Janet Brandt. Paula Swenson. Nancy Thompson. Linda Houtkooper. Karen Kammeyer. Sue By ram. Margo Evnas. Gail Fluck. Shelley Blegen. Scott Larson. THIRD ROW: Janet Herbert. Kay Juul. June Senger. Mary Jo Orth. Sandra Dresow. Mary Dunlevy. Bev Keil. Carol Currie. Deb- bie Carruth. Sonja Wittwer. Jean Bieber. Nancy Oberg. Claudia Rote. Jean Rebstock. Renee Zitzman. Carol Iverson. Rosemary Reed. FOURTH ROW: Tom Inglis, Jim Siewert, Mark Fredrickson. Mike Ryan. Jody Norcutt. Mark DeWolfe. Jim Inglis. Bruce Soren son. Steve Inglis, Greg Helgeson. Steve Klabunde. Larry Knigge. Merland Otto. Tom Buckley. Mike Herbert. Cattguage Clubs Most Advisor Mr. Russell chats with Spanish Club Officers who are left to right: Suzi Sinner. Secretary; Carol Stramel. President, and Steve Laughlin. Treasurer. Activity planning dominated the Spanish Club scene this year. Meeting once or twice a month, the club began planning another tour of Mexico for next year. The social highlight of the year was the Inter- national Christmas Party. Attired in native garb, the Spanish Club contributed the traditional pinata and much of the deli- cious food. At their meetings, the members also lis- tened to Spanish music, held songfests. played games, and viewed slides from their previous trip to Mexico. 38 Besides learning how to speak and understand the Latin language, the Latin Club delved into the history and culture of the early Romans. They followed some of the Roman customs at the initiation of the first-year members. Club members also became more familiar with the definitions of many English words derived from Latin. Like all other school organizations. Latin Club was in charge of a concession and also put on the Sweetheart Dance in February. Numerous bake sales, sponsoring a movie, and a spaghet- ti dinner put on by the first-year students, were the money making projects that earned club members a trip to the Guthrie Theater. Latin Club Officers standing with their advisor, Mrs. Reed are FRONT ROW: Diane Boushek. Secretary; Pat Boggess. Vice President. Nancy Uhl enkamp. Student Advisor. BACK ROW: Gary Dirlam. President; Tom Weltsch. T reasurer. Jut emotional Christmas Party FRONT ROW: Camille Ceplecha. Pat Boggess. Martha Steinkraus. Gail Uhlenkamp. Judy Pamtzke. Linda Nolting. Nancy Uhlen kamp. Charlene Ulrich. Cindy Diessner. Maria Ceplecha. Marcy Sletten. SECOND ROW Ruth Kayser. Chris Hengel. Joanne Reed. Darlene Morrow. Linda Valle. Lynn Ulrich. Susan Hunt. Rae Ann Dolan. Mary Jo Orth. Mary Dunlevy. Mrs. Reed. THIRD ROW: Dave Sams. Doug Tiffany. Wesley Timgren. Doug Lennick. Dave Kohler. Gary Dirlam. Greg Gluth. Susan Woodford. Diane Boush- ek. Mary Hopfenspirger. FIFTH ROW Tom Weltsch. Alan Overby. Tom Hengel. Clarence Dobmeter. Mike Perrizo. Nick Foreman. Alan Kodet. Bill Broberg. Randy Gluth. Melanie Ceplecha. Court nev Kramer. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Myra Garmen. Linda Roshaven. Jackie Tevedahl. Peggy Berg. Mary Weltsch. Debbie Sanden. Mary Kay Waugh, Priscilla Tripp. Judy Zarbok. SECOND ROW: Colleen McWilliams. Sandy Mahoney. Marjorie Bunting. Gwen Bohlke. Kathy Otto. Mary Lou Zschunke. Becky Davis. Kathe Wil coxen. Linda Gordon. Jean Johnson. Laurie Flinn. THIRD ROW: Alan Heaton. Sandra Wilcoxen. Pat Stemm. Janet Walerius. Den ms Borth. Donald Hillger. Maynard Schewe. Jon Laberee. Mike Zschunke. Tom Busiahn Wie Qeht ‘s GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS SEATED Mary Kay Waugh, vice pres.; STANDING: Mr. Janmng. advisor; Colleen McWilliams, secretary: Mar jorie Bunting, treasurer. Kathy Otto, president. 40 Minor Holes Play Major Parts MODEL U N. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Dirlam. Alan Heaton. Dan Hardy. Ivar Kaardal. Jody Norcutt. Steve Laughlin. Cindy Diessner. SECOND ROW: Pam Christensen. Jeanne Reb stock. Janet Herbert. Rathe Wilcoxon. Priscilla Tripp. Colleen McWilliams. Mary Jo Orth. Debbie Sanden. THIRD ROW: Mr. Shanks. Kathy Otto. Sandra Wilcoxen. Sue Byram. Laurie Flinn. Claudia Rote. Linda Leadholm. Jean Bieber. FOURTH ROW: Scott Jorgenson. Dick Nelson. Sandi Mahoney. Becky Gunn. Janet Walerius. Cheryl Smith. Michelle Davis. Rae Ann Dolan. Carol Timm.Courtney Kramer. DEBATE: LEFT TO RIGHT Susi Sinner. Monica Zins. Kathy Otto. Dean Christensen. Dorthea Juul. Nancy Oberg. Becky Gunn. Loreen Western. SEATED: Dorthea Juul, Christine Gegner. Susan Brandt. STANDING: Rae Ann Dolan. Pam Christensen. Donna Hilbert. Bernard Volt. Courtney Kramer. Steve Laughlin. Advisor: Mrs. Guetter. 'Declamat ion Demonstrates The 1968 Declamation Contest got off to an excellent start at the local contest March 6. Twelve participants, three front each division were chosen to compete in the subdistrict contest on Saturday. March 6. at Wa- basso. Eleven out of the twelve participants received As with eight going on to the district contest. Three other divisions were also represented at the district, as they have no subdistrict competition. Redwood Falls came in second at the district contest with 43 points. Five students went to the regional contest in Montevid- eo on Wednesday. April 3. They were Penny Fox, Bon- nie Woelful. Darlene Bunting. Dorthea Juul and Dean- na Nemitz. Dorthea Juul received an A and was an al- ternate to the state contest. 42 FRONT ROW: Mary Kay Marquardt. Mary Lou Zsehunke. Mary Jo Orth. Jean Johnson. SECOND ROW: Vina Kluczny. Al Heaton. Nancy Uhlenkamp. Becky Rebstock. THIRD ROW Penny Fox. Becky Davis.Charlene Ulrich. Speaking J bilities FRONT ROW Debby Sanden. Barb Kurtz. Mary Hopfenspirger. SECOND ROW Kathe Wilcoxon. Deanna Nemitz. Maria Ceplecha. Jody Norcutt. Jeanne Rebstock. Larry Kemmtz. Liz Laughlin. Mike Ryan. 43 Dewey ... or Don 7 We LIBRARIANS SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT are Liz Laughlin, Robynne Limoges. Dee Dee Klabunde. Melanie Ceplecha. Judy Panitzke. Maria Ceplecha. Monica Zins. STANDING are Advisor Mrs. Sin ner. Jan Jacobson. Carol Timm. Vicki Drake. Bev Kiel. Sandy Dre sow. Sue Hartwig. Carol Curry. Linda Omtvedt. Barb Kurtz. Carol Stramel.Cheryl Smith.Courtney Kramer. Librarians Jan Jacobson and Barb Kurtz assist in the library shelving books. A Dick and a Stick STAMP CLUB MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT admiring Steve Jones colection of rare stamps are Pam Russell. Patricia Hunt. Tom Fox, Maynard Schewe. Steve Jones. Gaylen Kaehler. Dan Hardy. Dave Sams, and their Advisor Mr. Fox. 44 Interested in the Unbelievable SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT with Advisor. Dirlam. Scott Jorgenson. Jim Roswell. Merle Pettis. Keith Good Mr. Grunwald are Alan Heaton. Myra Garmen. and Steve Diehl. year. Paul Lueck.Cimore Butts. BACK ROW: Dennis Stanton. Mike Milbradt. Ivar Kaardal. Gary J Shot in the Dark CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROW Advisor Mr. Peterson. Kaardal. FOURTH ROW: Kathe Wilcoxon. Jean Rebstock. Tom Janet Herbert. Beckv Gunn. Vina Kluczny. Laurie Thorkelson. Hengel. FIFTH ROW: Jody Norcutt. Priscilla Tripp. Anne Mum Carol Iverson. Jean Gunn. Dawn Norcutt. Patti Edwards. SEC mert, Steve Laughlin. SIXTH ROW Jim Inglis. Greg Helgeson. OND ROW Renee Zitzman. Debbie Sanden. Cheryl Schei. Mary Steve Inglis. Mike Ryan. Weltsch. THIRD ROW: Chris tel Hengel. Linda Nolting. Loren SENIOR HIGH GAA ■ uesiiay is ' ‘Qirls flight Out ’ ’ JUNIOR HIGH GAA 46 Highlighting GAA activities this year was the Playday held on February 24, in Redwood Falls. Area towns par- ticipated in a festival of competitive games and dances. Many of the girls also took part in out-of-town activi- ties including a Mankato Playday and a winter swim in St. James, as well as participating in basketball, vol- leyball. tumbling, golf, and softball on Tuesday after- noons and evenings. On Monday and Wednesday evenings, the boys not participating in winter athletics gathered under elected captains for a night of competitive sports. Volleyball, basketball, and other vigorous activities keep the spirit alive and the boys moving. INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS: Gordon Dirlam. Al Johnson. Don Buckley, and Rick Kreuger And— Monday and Wednesday Are for the Kays 47 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM DISPLAYS ITS TROPHIES. FRONT ROW: John Kohler. John Marks. Dean Christenson. Jan Nelson. Ron Parker. Dick Nelson. SECOND ROW: Steve Nelson. Bruce Radel. Fred Panitzke. Dan Schwerin. Steve Zimmer. ENGROSSED IN MINERAL SAMPLES ARE SOPHOMORE FFA'ERS. FRONT ROW Bruce Radel. J.m Glad.tsch. Steve Dording. Jim Sawatzky. Charles McCormic. Barry Bakker. SECOND ROW: David Soupir. Dennis Hoover. Roger Just. Perry Bollum. Steve Ruder. Arthur Boyle. Eu gene Nelson. John Curtiss. FRESHMAN GREENHANDS ARE: FRONT ROW: Donald Nelson. Michael Feldt, Allan Kodet. Dennis Bratsch, Gary Robinson. Jerrold Par- ker. Morns Hoover. Eugene Sawatzke. SECOND ROW Jeff Kramer. Richard Myers. Gerald Dresow. Mark Tetrick. Doug SchaWin. Tim Nel son. Ken Hammerschmidt. Bradley Busack. Glenn Zeise. LOOKING AT A GRAPH ARE SENIOR FFA’ERS. FRONT ROW: Dean Christiansen. Allan Larson. Larry Maasch. Mark Parker. John Marks. Lee Bliss, Russel Braun. Dick Nelson. John Kohler. Training To He Successful ‘Banners LISTENING TO A TAPE ARE JUNIOR FFA’ERS. FRONT ROW Dan Schwerin. Steve Zimmer. Steve Nelson. Robert Swoboda. Reggie Koll. Lar ry Rohlik. SECOND ROW Roger Rohlik. Darrold Schmidt. Gary Memert. Jan Nelson. Fred Panitzke. Doug Woodford. Ron Parker. 49 SENIOR HIGH FHA: FRONT ROW: Beverly Brown. Janet Hawton. Marcia Whittet. Myrna Franklin. Cindy Brakken. Lois Wandersee. Carol Stork. SECOND ROW Debra Werner. Dianne Reck. Patty Regnier. Erlene Bear. Sharen Dahmes. Darlene Zachow. Kathy Mann. Janet Puff. Gail Bellig. Pamela Husby. Brenda Barnes, Joyce Hewett. JoAnn Hess. THIRD ROW Mrs. Janning. Nancie Degroat. Karen Bronson. Kim Sykes. Sharleen Monahan. Eliza- beth Rondhovde. Marlene Littlefield. Joyce Smetak. Shirley Okins. We Prepared for Juture Challenges JUNIOR HIGH FHA FRONT ROW Lynn Franklin. Deb Husby. Jean Reck. Bev Keech. Debby Dahmes. Brenda Schruum. SEC- OND ROW: Dianna Schroeder. Karen Nelson. Debra Swigart. Barb Husby. Liane Hotovec. Kathy Nordby. Jolene Jensen. Mar garet Jensen. Pam Russel. Pat Hunt. Mrs. Skrede. THIRD ROW. Barb Zachow. Shelia Schmidt, Sharie Kammer. Kris Koll. Norma Stienhouse. Loreen Western. Diana Warner. Valerie Ahrens. 50 USHERS CLUB FIRST ROW BOTTOM TO TOP Advisor. Miss Rohlfing, Kathy Mann. Lizi Ronhovde. Nancy DeGroat. Joyce Hewett. Brenda Arndt. Cynthia Braken. Margo Evans. Gail Fluck. Judy Sander. Kim Sykes. SECOND ROW: Linda Hess. Marleen Arndt. Cindy Keech. Lynn Mann. Brenda Barnes. Sally Wohnoutka. Dar- lene Zachow. Pam Husby. Linda Jensen. Debra Werner. THIRD ROW: Erlene Bear. Mary John- son. Pam Johnston. Karen Bronson. JoAnn Hess. Jan Ja- cobson. Diane Reck. Gail Bellig. Bev Brown. Jan Hawton. Mar- cia Whittet. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Green. Barb Cheney, Debby Schei, Marlene Little- field. Lois Wandersee. Seri’ice Clubs keep the Hall STAGE CREW MEMBERS SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT ARE Ted Schablin. Dave Pettis. Tom Jessop. SECOND ROW Larry Okins. Gary Simondet. Mr. Tientland. Rick Schablin. Doug Woodford. Mike Schweiss. 51 FIRST ROW: Sue Brandt. Karen Knudson. Gail Kramer. Sandy Mahoney. Mary Zschunke. Mary Jo Orth. SECOND ROW: Liane Kreckow. Mike Zschunke. Carol Stramel. Jim Inglis. Marcia Whit let. Becky Davis, Janet Brandt. Becky Rebstock. Diane Stanton. THIRD ROW: Susan Hunt. Linda Gordon. Deanna Nemitz. Diane Brass, BAND OFFICERS STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT are Diane Stanton. President; Dean Christensen. Publicity; and Sue Brandt. Secretary. Young. Paula Patten. Steve Tersteeg. John Laberee. Chuck Wal- ters. Ken Dahmes, John Enabnit. Clarence Dobmier. Jeff Brandt. Jim Siewert. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Zschunke. Don Gustafson. Jay Smith. Tom Inglis. I Woodwinds, Percussion President; Karen Knudson. 54 FIRST ROW Mary Lussenhop. Lynda Gustafson. Paula Swenson. Sandy Wilcoxon. Sonia Wittwer. Jan Halter. SECOND ROW Jean Johnson. Nancy Uhlenkamp. Steve Inglis. Sue Hartwig. Joanne Malecha. Valorie Kratzke. Linda Leadholm. Pam Christensen. Laurie Flinn. Donna Hilbert. THIRD ROW Rick Lee. Charlene Ul rich. Scott Jorgenson. John Vanderwerf. Steve Strawzell. Dave Stramel. Joel Buller. Dean Christensen. Ron Morrow. Steve Nel son. Chuck Sletten. Lee Myers. Steve Schueller. FOURTH ROW Kathy Wilcoxon. Janet Herbert. Gary Dirlam. Mike Herbert. Mary Dunlevy. Nancy Dwyer. Sue Byram. and the Band Played on. . . ORCHESTRA MEMBERS SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT are Maria Ce Gwen Bohlke. John Do.dge. Jean Gunn. Debby Sanden. Becky plecha. Becky Sanden. Susan Woodford. Sandy Dresow. Bev Keil. Gunn. STANDING ARE Mr. Lund and Kathy Wilcoxon. FIRST ROW Marcy Slellen. Nancy Uhlenkamp. Pam Christensen, Sue Brandt. Liz Laughlin. Mary Jo Orth. SECOND ROW: Merle Pettis. Becky Rebstock, Colleen McWilliams. Pam Buckley. Lynn Mann. Mary Kay Waugh. THIRD ROW: Paul Kramer. Diane Stan- SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS are Bob Wetmore. President, and left to right. Karen Knudsen. Vice-President, Liz Laughlin, Treasurer, Kay Hennes. Secretary. ton. Gail Uhlenkamp. Bev Keil. Jean Johnson. Sonja Wittwer. FOURTH ROW: Scott Jorgenson. Tom Jessop. Bob Wetmore. Steve Strawzell. Myron Guyer. John Enabnit. Choir Practiced Mard The Senior Choir under the direction of Mr. Ralph Petersen, started off the year with their first appear- ance at the Veteran's Day Program. The Christmas Concert was a success with the international theme of Christmas Around the World.” Rather than the traditional scenery, only a star was used. Karen Knudsen, Donna Hilbert. Scott Schlapkohl, Karen Willshire. and Scott Jorgenson represented the choir at the Dorian Music Festival at Luther Col- lege in Decorah. Iowa. Steve Strawzell was the repre- sentative at All-State Choir. The District Music Festival held in New Ulm was one of the best ever. The choir won two encores because of an excellent performance. The rest of the spring activities included the Spring Concert and the Pops Concert. The choir terminat- ed a satisfying year by singing for the Commence- ment Exercises on May 29. FIRST ROW: Donna Hilbert. Kay Hennes. Vina Kluczny. Kathy ren Knudsen. Mary Hopfenspirger. Maria Ceplecha. Ron Van Hougham. Judy Pamtzke. Ann Knudson. SECOND ROW Marcia Slooten. FOURTH ROW Jim Roswell. Scott Schlapkohl. Jodv Nor Whittet. Debbie Sanden. Gail Kramer. Barb Kurtz. Jerry Woefel. cult. Don Nolting. George Otto. Keith Wolff. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Woefel. Camille Ceplecha. Ka for ZlteirOutstanding Performances MADRIGAL SINGERS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT Marcia Whittet. Paul cult. Colleen McWilliams. Don Nolting. Karen Willshire. George Kramer. Jean Johnson. Scott Jorgenson. Mary Kay Waugh. Steve Otto. Pam Buckley. Strawzell. Gail Kramer. John Enabmt. Vina Kluczny. Jody Nor FRESHMAN CHOIR FIRST ROW: Jeanne Gunn. Linda Valle. Jo- Anne Reed. Gail Betlig. Diane Sundem, Margaret Jensen. Loraine Jensen. Vicki Drake. Colleen McKenna. Paula Swenson. Lyn Ul rich. Maureen Reed. ROW 2-. Domitilla Zins. Deborah Davis. Su- san Anderson. Janet Brandt. Debbie Zaske. Patti Edwards. Caro lyn Madson. Susan Hunt. Marsha Muchlinski. Diane Woodford. Debbie Sanden. Susan Duscher. Darlene Morrow. ROW 3 Lori Thorkelson. Kay Ryan. Donald Nelson. John Doidge, Bill Me Guire. Alan Goodyear. Kenneth Hammerschmidt. Bill Broberg. Jim Corrow. Dixie Warner. Kathy Knuds on. ROW 4= Lee Meyers. Paul Lueck. Hans Ronhovde. Nick Foreman. Brad Busack. Clar- ence Dobmeier. Mike Nordby. Jerry Dresow. lJoij and Pleasure JR HIGH GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW Stacey Johnson. Mary Jo Kohler. DeeAnn Schroeder. Sandra Tieck. Terry Brown. Suzy Zielsdorf. Sharon Kodet. Pat Hopfenspirger. Sandy Schablin.Car ol Nolting. Robin Cheney. Laurie Hilger. Debby McGuire. Janet Stramel. Kathy Nordby. Ann Reek. ROW 2. Brenda Schramm. Jo- leen Jensen. Margaret Tiffany. Becky Jorgenson. Debbie Asleson. Beth Preusse, Vicki Allen. Jean Tiffany. Lyn Cairns. Terry Larson. Susan Buckley. Delrose Fluck. Paulette Thompson. Aundrea Mam men. ROW 3 Bev Rebstock. Barb Rebstock. Colleen Wood ford. Terry Kelly. Gail Johnson. Barb Bloedow. Patty Tetrick. Becky Kruger. Gail Weedman. Lois Kolp. Marlene Zeug. Pam Rus sell. Lynn Ouessenberry. Kathy Ellers. Cindy Johnson. ROW 4: Lisa Schneider. Mary Hennes. Jo Ellen Edwards. Mary Meyers, Linda Ellers. Cindy Keech. Mary Lois Boots. Brenda Hewett. Mary Woodford. Patty Hunt. Debbie Roshaven. Susan Herbert. Darlys Mammengay. Pam Cook. Sandy Flinn, Director Gary Lund. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Heijeud Every Measure JR HIGH BOYS CHORUS FIRST ROW Dean Okins. Dan Corrow. Paul Foreman. Paul Jorgenson. Dan Regan. Mike Schmidt. Kevin Zimmerli. Terry Jensen. Director Ralph Peterson. ROW 2 Doug Buller. Greg Wersal. Kurt Melges. Mike Wohnoutka. Herb Pan itzke. Jim Wittwer. Tom Larson. Vernon Hansvick. Scott Zimmer man. ROW 3: Greg Johnson. Mark Gluth. Dennis Stanton. Dan Western. Dave Davidson. J. R Robinson. Chuck Woodford. Vilas VanSlooten. ROW 4= Steve Heaton. Steve Symes. Stan Berg. Sam DeGroat. Mark Trailkill. Bob Dawson. Steve Hawton. John Barnes, not pictured Dick Moore. 59 i'uJ4 KEEP YOUR eyes on the ball. Jeff. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL STANDING: Greg Young. Wayne Kemp- fert. David Busack. Jim Erickson. John Enabnit. Gary Thompson. Tom Inglis. Clarence Dobmeier. David Stramel. David Sams. Mr. Huffman. KNEELING: Bruce Sorenson. Loran Kaardal. Dan Wells. John Smith. Britt Kleinart. Mike Zschunke. Doug Lennick. Dan Hardy. 62 VARSITY BASKETBALL: SEATED: Don Gustafson. Jeff Evenson. Mr. Lasley. head coach. Steve Otto. Richard Wegner. Rich Thie Lee Patten. Ron Morrow. Ivar Kaardal. Scott Schlapkohl. Lyle sen. Dale Kempfert. Gary Thomspon, Doug Woodford. Mr. Hoff Sparrowgrove. STANDING; Greg Young. Rick Krueger, managers; man, assistant coach. Shew Steady Jmprouenmt Under the leadership of new head coach James Lasley. the 1967-68 cagers ended their season with zest. Although the season record only showed 6 wins, the team should be giv- en a lot of credit for their marked improvement. The Luverne. Marshall, and Springfield games were the ones to be remembered. Luverne, the Southwest Confer- ence champs, beat the Cards by only five points. They also played a tremendous game against the Marshall Tigers who beat us by only two free throws in the final seconds. A 55- 50 victory over Springfield finished the regular season. In the tournament our hoopsters rolled over Morgan 66-57. Playing one of their greatest games of the season, the Cards lost a heart-breaker to the New Ulm Eagles 59-54. Thus ended an exciting and satisfying season. Morton (T) Marshall (H) Sleepy Eye (H) Jackson (T) Windom (H) New Ulm (T) Worthington (T) Granite Falls (H) Pipestone (T) St. James (T) Luverne(H) Slayton (H) Worthington (H) Marshall (T) Tracy (H) Windom (T) Olivia (H) Springfield (T) Morgan(Tourney) New Ulm (Tourney) WE THEY 47 56 55 75 67 60 55 68 56 66 55 68 44 52 54 63 51 70 59 69 53 58 80 63 53 69 57 59 75 59 63 69 56 48 55 50 66 57 54 59 63 FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Woefel. Mark Bostick. Tom Wdtsch. Don Nolting. Mike Milbradt. Gary Simondet. SECOND ROW: Coach Zeug. Robert Siedl. Steve Diehl. Steve Zimmer, Fred Pamtzke. Randy Dahmes. Pat Bestick. A’.'3MS Qrapplers Randy Dahmes tops his man. WE THEY Marshall 21 17 Jackson 16 30 Fairfax 26 2 Windom 19 2 New Ulm 34 14 Pipestone 19 24 Olivia 9 37 Luverne 10 37 i Montevideo IS 25 Slayton 19 2 Willmar 14 2$ Worthington 6 40 T racy 14 2$ 64 The 1967-1968 wrestling season survived with only one individual excelling. The A-squad finished the season with a 3-10 record, quite an improvement over last year's 1-12 record. The Cardinals were District 10 Champs with a score of 99 to Fairfax's 86 and New Ulm's third place. Three of our boys, Mark Bestick (second year). Jerry Woefel (first year). Steve Zimmer (third year) placed first while Don Nolting and Mike Milbradt were runners up. Mark Bestick and Jerry Woefel placed third in region com pet it ion. Though Redwood Falls was not fortunate enough to have any repre- sentatives in the state meet, this year, the boys excelled tremendously both individually and as a team for a most satisfying season in the history of RFHS. A light spot calls Rich Soupir to quick action. Conquer District to FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGFIT: Herb Panitzke. Mark Montgomery. Darr. Jan Nelson. Lee Bliss. Vernon Ronhovde. Hans Ronhovde. Kevin Byram. Jerry Dresow. Rich Soupir. SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Parker. 65 Jnexperience, Injuries ami Zougli Opponents B-SOUAD FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Nick Foreman. Mark Patten, Hans Ronhovde. Vern Ronhovde, Dave Clausen. Clarence Dobmeier. Mike Nordby. SECOND ROW: Mark Frederickson. Alan Overby. David Kohler. Dan Bracken. Bob Howard. Bill Me Guire. Kevin Byram. Gary Becker THIRD ROW Loren Kaardal. Jim Erickson. Steve Schramm. Mike Perrizo. Tom Inglis. Bruce Berger. George Otto. Ross Dolezal. FOURTH ROW Dan Wells. Bob Seidl. Steve Dording. Bruce Sorenson. Leon Zeug. Gary Rob inson, Tim Nelson. Daroid Johnston. John Doidge. The 1967 Cardinal gridders once again had a tough season. Under the hands of new head coach Bob Thompson, they won only one game. Senior Bob Wetmore, halfback, and junior Lee Patten, quarterback, were the Cardinal offen- sive leaders; however, the team could never muster up enough muscle needed for t hose critical moments. The best game of the year was with the Win- dom Eagles. The Cards managed to score six touchdowns against the excellent defense of the Eagles. In spite of the poor season, each game brought a victory through the growth of team sports- manship and cooperation. A-TEAM: FRONT ROW: Head Coach Bob Thompson. Lee Patten. Dan Hardy. Ivar kaardal. Don Nolting. Ron Mor- row. Randy Dahmes. Jim Siewert. Perry Bollum. Bob Wetmore. Don Gustafson. Asst. Coach Paul Duckstad. SECOND ROW: Dale Kemfert. Jay Smith. Gary Dirlam, Richard Wegner. Dennis Johnson. Reggie Roll, Merlin Otto. Rick kreuger. Dan Schwerin. Chuck Walters. Jeff Brandt. Dick Nelson. THIRD ROW: Tom Whittet. Jerry Roll. Steve Zimmer. Steve Strawzell. Don Buckley. Scott Schlapkohl. Doug Woodford. Mike Zschunke. Lyle Spar- rowgrove. Dave Stramel. Tom Jessop. Junior. Ivar kaardal, makes lire tackle. Defeat Cardinal 1967 FOOTBALL RECORD REDWOOD FALLS OPPONENT 13 Tracy 1$ 7 St. James 25 6 Luverne 49 00 Slayton 14 13 Worthington 47 7 Marshall 25 6 Jackson 40 40 Windom 34 13 Pipestone 20 SR. HIGH TRACK SQUAD: FRIST ROW: Jeff Brandt. Steve Inglis. Ken Dahmes. Steve Jones. Bob Wetmore. Gary Simondet. James Inglis. Steve Zimmer. SECOND ROW: Don Nolting. Gary Thomp son, Dan Hertling. Maynard Schewe. Mike Ryan, Al Heaton, Scott Jorgenson. Mike Nordby. THIRD ROW Steve Otto. Ron Morrow. Jerry Roll. Doug Woodford. Reggie Roll. Jan Nelson. Dave Stra mel. FOURTH ROW: Assistant Coach Sagmoe, Greg Ahrens, Manager Dave Sams. Steve Dording, Bill McGuire. Mark Patten. Manager Merle Pettis. Coach Otterson. See Mow Zhey Kun . . . JR HIGH TRACK SQUAD: FIRST ROW: John Kluczny. Rich Myers. Hans Ronhovde. Tim Nelson. Bob Howard. Nick Foreman. Alan Kodet. Leon Zeug. SECOND ROW: Arden Jones. Richard Hawton. Bob McClard. Chuck Woodford. Mark Eckart. MikeHerbert. Dave Clausen. Jim Corrow. Bob Bear. THIRD ROW: Steve Brandt. Dan Corrow. Randy Gluth. Dean Okins. Tom Fox. Paul Jorgen son. Kevin Davis. FOURTH ROW: Coach Shanks. Chuck Otto. Tim Byram. Thor Kaardal. Dan Puls. Barry Kleinart. Manager Dave Sams. 68 CROSS COUNTRY: FIRST ROW: Gary Thompson. James Inglis. ROW: John Enabnit. Chuck Sletten. Jeff Evenson. Rich Thiesen. Steve Otto. Steve Inglis. Maynard Sc he we, Ken Dahmes. SECOND Steve Jones. Coach Otterson. Up, Up ami A Not only did Senior Steve Jones become a point-winning quarter miler and high jumper this year, but also a record breaking pole vaulter. With the school’s pole vaulting record unbroken at 11-8 for twenty-six years. Steve managed to break it several times last year as a junior and here on the left as a senior, he cleared the U 3 mark. Steve set his next goal at a lofty 13 feet. VARSITY BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: Don Gustafson. Mark Soupir. ROW Mr. Thompson. Mike Milbradt. Dan Wells. Jeff Kramer. Dan Braken. Jay Smith. Britt Kleinart. Jim Siewert. Mark Fred Rich Wagner. Mike Zschunke, Chuck Walters. Lee Patten. Mr. rickson. Dennis Borth. Joe Bronson. Lyle Sparrowgrove. SECOND Duckstad. Conference Champs and District WHO NEEDS A NET? 1968 Baseball Record WE THEY Fairfax 6 1 Sleepy Eye 5 0 Granite Falls 16 4 Morton 13 1 Pipestone 3 1 3 4 Morgan 8 9 Windom 7 3 II 4 Marshall 3 1 8 7 Fairfax 5 3 Olivia 0 1 Gaylord 3 2 Walnut Grove II 0 New Ulm 0 3 Luverne □ 2 VARSITY GOLF: LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Johnson. Jeff Turner. Larry Hopfenspirger. Jeff Evenson. Tom Inglis, Pal Schoffman. Mark DeWolfe. Don Buckley. Scott Preusse. Coach Hall. lore JCove Saw Them Through VARSITY TENNIS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Sletten. Coach Scholl. Ivar Kaardal. Larry Von Mosch. Scott Schlapkohl. Clarence Dobmeier. Dan Hardy. Loren kaardal. Mike Perrizol. LETTERMEN’S CLUB FRONT ROW Mr. Scholl. Advisor; Bob Wet more. Cindy Diessner. Paulette Simning. Lynda Gustafson. Paula Swenson. Charlene Ulrich. Karen knudsen. Mark Bostick. Don Nolting. Randy Dahmes. Dick Nelson. SECOND ROW Paul Kramer. Steve Zimmer. Mike Zschunke. John Smith. Dan Hardy. Gary Simondet, Jeff Evenson. Gerry Koll. Ron Parker. Steve Otto. Steve Strawzell. THIRD ROW Rich Thiesen. Don Buckley. Rick Krueger. Reg Koll. Chuck Sletten. Ivar Kaardal. Richard Wagner. Don Gustafson. Lyle Sparrowgrove. Joe Bronson. Scott Schlap koN. Dave Stramel. FOURTH ROW: Myron Guire. Steve Diehl, Tom Weltsch. James Inglis. Chuck Walters. Lee Patten. Jeff Brandt. Ron Morrow. Doug Johnson. Ken Dahmes. Steve Jones, Dennis Johnson. Doug Woodford. Sportsmanship Js the Key to Athletics OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Scholl. Advisor; Don Nolting. Treasurer; Karen Knudsen. Secretary; Bob Wetmore, President. Dick Nelson. Vice President. The RFHS Let ter men’s club consists entirely of athletes who have lettered in one or more sports. A squad cheerleaders are also eligible. The members may wear letterjackets or sweaters with an R” emblem. Under the direction of Mr. Scholl and presi- dent Bob Wetmore. the club once again spon- sored a variety show and carnival. The pro- ceeds of this event went towards the purchase of a closed-circuit television. Another project of the club was to choose the Outstanding Athlete of the Year. Steve Jones was selected for this honor and was also awarded a $50 scholarship by the Lettermen’s club. These athletes sacrificed time and personal preferences in order to reach their goals. Al- though contests were won or lost, the code of good sportsmanship was remembered. HEAD COACHES: BOTTOM TO TOP Mr. Scholl. Athletic Pirec tor and Tennis; Mr. Hall. Golf; Mr. Thompson. Football; Mr. Duck stad. Baseball; Mr. Lasley. Basketball; Mr. Otterson. Cross Coun try and Track; Mr. Zeug. Wrestling. Zhe Men Behind the COACHING STAFF: FRONT ROW Mr. Otterson. Mr. Scholl. Mr. Stramel. Mr. Hoffman. Mr. Darr. THIRD ROW Mr. Sagmoe. Mr Shanks. Mr. Lasley. Mr. Hall. SECOND ROW: Mr. Siewert. Mr. Thompson. Mr. Duckstad. Mr. Zeug. FRONT ROW Mark Thrailkill. Craig Schuler. Tim Byram. Randy Stevens. Dale Dreft. SECOND ROW Stacey Johnson. Arnold Werner. Diane Dworshak. Kathy Nordby. Joleen Becker. THIRD ROW Barb Husby. Terri Brown. Dennis Zieske. Dean Okins. Pau lette Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Robin Cheney. Gerald Hess, Craig Kotval. Terri Larson. Dee Ann Schroeder. FIFTH ROW Tom Fox. Vicki Allan. Debra Dolezal. Karen Nelson. Becky Dirnberger, Danny Puls. Steve Brandt. Not Pictured Janet Stramel. Doug Sheer. Seventh Grade-. A Cong, Cong Way Zo Qo FRONT ROW: Mark Gluth. John Barnes. Randy Smetak. Paul Jorgenson. Chuck Otto. SECOND ROW Russel Drake. Tom Larson. Mark Tollefson. Sandie Teick. David Tisue. Greg Wersal. THIRD ROW: Lori Seaman. Dan Corrow. Scott Eckhart. Lori Hillger. Debbie McGuire. FOURTH ROW: Aundria Mammen. Cheryl Eischens. Jan Thiesen. Susan Buckley. Tom Broberg. Doranne Otto. FIFTH ROW Ruth Larson. Barb Zachow. Patty Johnson. Debbie Roshaven. Veanne Gehrke. Jolene Jensen. Beth Preusse. FRONT ROW: Jim Wittwer. David Bieber. Barry Kleinart. Thor Kaardal. Keith Jensen. SECOND ROW: Scott Zimmerman. John Boyle. Don Foy. Paul Foreman. Wayne Tiffany. Barry Mosier. THIRD ROW Lynn Ouesenberry. Carol Noltmg. Jesseca Her beck. Lynette Kaehler. FOURTH ROW: Linda Pastewitz. Barb Bloedow. Patty Tetrick. Gail Johnson. Lynn Cairns. Terne Kelly. FIFTH ROW: Dan DeWolfe. Kathy Ellers, Ginny Castle. Susan Herbert. Nancy Flinn. Darlyce Mammenga. Dan Regan. FRONT ROW: Gary Thiel. Duane Sawatzky. Robert Dahmes. Douglas Kletschner. Larry Ball. Scott Hammerschmidt. SEC- OND ROW: Kathy Carity. Doug Koll. Gary Soupir. Janet Schunk. Lynette Simning. THIRD ROW: Brad Prahl, Loren Gehrk. Pat Dolezal. LeAnn Hotovec. Nancy Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Swigart. Joan Blankenhagen. Mary Ellen Wieland. Ann Diessner. Pam Palmer. Dianna Nelson. FIFTH ROW: Col- leen Woodford. Shari Kammerer. Mike Sowder. George Phillips. Jeffrey Pastewitz. Sheila Schmidt. Susan Wegner. CLASS OFFICERS Kathy Ellers. President. Mark Tollefson. Vice-pres ident; Barry Kleinart. Treasurer Mark Thrailkill. Secretary. FRONT ROW Alvin Hillmer. Mike Larsen. Dave Meinert. Stan Berg. Dave Davidson. SECOND ROW David Ball. Terry Jensen. Joe Beran. Bob McClard. Jim Kratzke. THIRD ROW: Spencer Braken. Doug Buller. Jeff Dording. Randy Kindler. Craig Spar rowgrove. Richard Moore.Craig Kramer. FOURTH ROW Brenda Werner. Marcia Radel, Sandy Revier, Carol Foss. Janet Rejsek. Mariyl Dallman. FIFTH ROW: Richard Hawton. J. R. Robinson. Jackie Crooks. Joyce Kempfert. JoAnn Bellig, Mark Montgomery, Greg Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Steven Becker. Clark Burdick. JoEllen Edwards. James Root. Mike Schmidt. Robert Seidl. Eighth Grade-. Remember Mow Simple Used Be? CLASS OFFICERS Lisa Schneider. President; Keith Leopold. Vice-Presi- dent. Greg Laughlin. Secretary; Steve Dorns. Treasurer. FIRST ROW Dan Western. Randy Wandersee. Ken Dirlam. Mike Herbeck. Dennis Stanton. SECOND ROW: Vernon Hans vick. David Houtkooper. Herb Pamtzke. Duane Hanson. Kevin Zimmerli. THIRD ROW: Lee Rebstock. Larry Bunting. Pam Russell. Jean Tiffany. Chuck Woodford. Steve Dorns. FOURTH ROW: Delrose Fluck. Margaret Tiffany. Barb Rebstock. Debbie Asleson. Mary Meyers. Lynda Eilers. FIFTH ROW Mary Woodford. Brenda Hewett. Cindy Keech. Lois Kolp. Becky Jorgenson. FIRST ROW: Jeff Turner. Wayne Albers. Samuel DeGroat, Ron Norcutt, Lawrence Cornell. SECOND ROW: Doug Hilde- brandt. Phyllis Hoover. Rosemary Dworshak. Kevin Davis. Mark Eckhart. THIRD ROW: David Schunk. Diane Ball. Valone Ahrens. Gail Weedman. Bill Whittet. Birk Juul. FOURTH ROW: Steve Heaton. Pam Pischke. Le Neeziske. Lois Padgett. Candy Mayer. Linda Larsen. FIRST ROW: Greg Loftus. Tommy Beasley. Dave Busack. Ray McCoy. Rodney Borth. SECOND ROW Mike Schmidt. Lisa Schneider. Bev Rebstock. Cindy Johnson. Keith Leopold. Keith Bartholomaus. THIRD ROW: Sue Zielsdorf. Mike Wohnoutka. Vilas VanSlooten. Greg Laughlin. Kurt Melges. Mary Kohler. Brenda Schramm. FOURTH ROW: Pat Hopfenspirger. Becky Krueger. Steve Symes FIFTH ROW Paula Hertling. Marlene Zeug. Mary Lois Boots. Pat Hunt. Mary Hennes. 78 FIRST ROW: Hans Ronhovde. Richard Schultz. Glenn Zeise. Doug Schablin. Mark Tetrick. Mike Zarbok. SECOND ROW Lori Thor kelson. Nancy Thompson. Lynn Ulrich. Linda Valle. Eileen Thiel. Pam Wilhelm. Maureen Reed. Kay Ryan THIRD ROW: Domitilla Zins. Jean Reck. Diana Sundem. Paula Swenson. Becky Sanden. Carey Thompson. Diane Woodford. Norma Steinhouse. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Zachow. Dale Raduenz. Gary Robinson. Greg Roh lik. Scott Roshoveen. Joann Reed. Loreen Western. Deb Zaske. FIFTH ROW: Vernon Ronhovde. Leon Zeug, Steve Schuller. Eu- gene Sawatzky. Richard Reiesk. Dan Wells. Gary Zimmerfi. y i t i Grade-. Js Potential ‘Develops. Competition Jnereas FIRST ROW Hal Minsaas. Mike Nordby. Tim Nelson. Mike Perri zo. SECOND ROW: Donald Nelson. Mark Patten. Tom McClard. Lee Meyers. Debbie Mahoney. Bonnie Pettis. THIRD ROW' Dar lene Morrow, Dawn Norcutt. Marcia Mann. Sue Owens. Vicki Mariner. Debby Padgett. Muriel Otto. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Palmer. Mae Ann Petersen. Linda Nelson. Barb Preusse. Colleen McKenna. Joyce Pratt. FIFTH ROW: Emily Phillips. Carolyn Mad son. Alan Overby. Richard Meyers. Bill McGuire. Jerry Parker. Marsha Muchlinski. FIRST ROW Brad Busack. Clarence Dobmeier Jr.. Dave Clausen. Jeff Christensen. Gary Becker. SECOND ROW: Karen Diessner, Jean Collette. Kathy Dahmes. Debby Davis. Judi Altman. Janet Evans. THIRD ROW: Susan Duscher. Kevin Byram. John Doidge. Jim Barber. Gerald Dresow. Robert Bear. Janet Brandt. FOURTH ROW: Ross Dolezal. Jerry Barnes. Linda Bushian. Cindy Bartholo- mus. Margret Dunlevy. Robert Christensen. Jim Corrow. Mark Cheney. FIFTH ROW Sue Anderson. Jean Blankenhagen. Vicki Drake. Bill Broberg. Pat Edwards. Debra Dahmes. Jane Enabnit. FIRST ROW: Keith Goodyear. Ken Hammerschmidt. Tom Inglis. Nick Foreman. Al Kodet. SECOND ROW: Gerald Hutchinson. Kathi Knudson. Rodney Hildebrandt. Darold Johnston. Bob How ard. THIRD ROW Mike Feldt, Lynn Franklin. Debbie Husby. Kris Koll, Jeanie Gunn. Randy Gluth, John Klucny. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Halter. Peggy Houtkooper. Mike Herbert. Margret Jensen. Loran Kaardal. Tom Hengel. FIFTH ROW: Bev Keech. Paul Lueck. Mark Fredrickson. Jeff Kramer. Morris Hoover. Donna Fluck. Susan Hunt. CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Herbert. Treasurer Peggy Houtkooper. Sec retary; Tom Inglis. Vice President; Dan Wells. President. 81 FRONT ROW: Bruce Sorenson. Larry Hopfenspirger. Wesley Tim gren. Dave Stramel. Mike Zschunke. John Smith. Gary Thompson. Gary Dirlam. SECOND ROW Jackie Tveldal. Dianne Reck. Deb- bie Werner. Eddie Yackel. Keith Wolff. Jerry Woeful. Diane Young. Pat Boggess. THIRD ROW: Douglas Tiffany. Mike Mil brandt. Janet Puff. Steve Tersteeg. Martha Steinkraus. Gail Uhl- Sophomores: Zangents ami FRONT ROW: Perry Bollum. Steve Dording, Greg Ahrens, Jim Buckley. Barry Bakker. SECOND ROW: Arthur Boyle. Tom Bus lahn. Debbie Bartholomaus. Gail Bellig. Sharon Bear. Mane Dworshak. THIRD ROW: Patti Crooks. Pam Buckley. Connie Cas FRONT ROW: Greg Gluth. Dan Hardy. Wayne Kempfert. Jim Erickson. Kevin. Evans. SECOND ROW: Kathy Hoffmann. Linda Houthooper. DeeDee Klabunde. Teresa Kramer. Karen Kammey- er. Valerie Kratzke. THIRD ROW Kris Hengel. Pam Huseby. Pat FRONT ROW Charlie McCormic. Merle Pettis. Jim Roswell. Mark Oja. Brian Schultz. SECOND ROW David Soupir. Connie Recque. Paula Patten. Kathy Sheimo. June Senger. Eugene Nelson. THIRD ROW: Judy Panitzke. Joanne Rudemck. Nancy Oberg. Kim Sykes. enkamp, John Vanderwerf. Jon Labree. Joanie Struckman. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Wiecks. Debbie Weedman. Marcia Whit- tet. Laurie Flinn. Claudia Rote. Linda Leadholm. Mary Weltsch. Sue Byram. Sonya Whittwer. FIFTH ROW: Sandy Wilcoxen. Jan Walerius. Douglas Lennick. Randy Dahms. Mark Sourpir. Tom Breitkreutz. David Kohler. Ken Woeful. Pat Stemm. Zears Meet With Miracles tie, Sandy Corcoran. Jean Bieber. Beverly Brown. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Berg. Don Braken. John Curtis. Bruce Berger. Mark Bes tick. Camille Ceplecha. Karen Bronson. Keech, Rick Eischens. Mary Lussenhop. Jan Hawton. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Hoover. Richard Lyons. Britt Kleinart. Steve Kremin. Rodger Just. Kathy Schmidt. Cheryl Schei. Linda Nolting. FOURTH ROW: Bon me Schablin. George Otto. Bruce Radel. Ernie Schramm. Jim Sawatzky. Steve Ruder. Linda Roshaven. CLASS OFFICERS: President; Gary Thompson. Vice President. Bruce Radel. Secretary; Jay Smith. Treasurer; Larry Hopfenspirger. 82 FRONT ROW: Larry Rohlik. Ronald Parker. Gary Meinert. Jan Nelson. Doug Woodford. Fred Panitzke. Darold Schmidt. Reggie Roll. SECOND ROW Ron VanSlooten. Larry VonMosch. Bill VonMosch. Mary Jo Orth. Charlene Schramm. Suzi Sinner. Sally Wohnoutka. Paulette Simmng. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Reed. Charlene Ulrich. Judy Sander. Priscilla Tripp. Mary Kay Waugh. Darlene Zachow. Judy Zarbok. Renee Zitzman. Sue Woodford. FOURTH ROW Kathe Wilcoxon. Greg Young. Mike Schweiss. Doug Wohnoutka. Roger Rohlik. Gary Steinhous. Carol Stramel. FIFTH ROW: Jim Siewert. Chuck Walters. David Turner. Ted Schablin. Herb Viergutz. Steve Zimmer. Richard Wagner. Pat Schoffman. Chuck Sletten. juniors-. Heirs to Seniority FRONT ROW: Lee Patten. Ron Morrow. Lyle Sparrowgrove. Mer land Otto. Steve Nelson. Mike Ryan. SECOND ROW: Mike O’- Leary. Brad Moore. Deanna Nemitz, JoAnne Malecha, Linda Omtvedt. THIRD ROW: Anne Mummert. Becky Rebstock. Jeanne Rebstock. Colleen McWilliams. Sandi Mahoney. Kathy Mann. Carol Storch. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Smith. Dave Sams. Curby Rule, Larry Okins. Dave Pettis. Shirley Okins. Pat Regnier. FIFTH ROW: David Melges, Terry Palmer. Dan Regnier. Jody Norcutt. Don Nolting. Gary Simondet. Jim Okins. FRONT ROW: Scott Jorgenson. Dave Hansvick. Don Hillger.Ricky Lee. Doug Johnson. John Jacobson. SECOND ROW Joyce Hewett, Shelley Blegen. Robynne Limoges. Bev Keil, Joanne Hess. Mary Johnson. Pam Johnston. Carol Iverson. Janet Jacobson. THIRD ROW: Kay Juul. Vina Kluczny. Betty Kodet. Janet Herbert. Barb Kurtz. Mary Hopfenspirger. Linda Jensen. Linda Gluth. FOURTH ROW Calvin Hotovec. Steve Inglts. Jim Inglis. Dennis Johnson. Bob Kallous. Dan Hertling. Greg Helgeson. FIFTH ROW: Larry Knigge. Paul Kramer. Ivar Kaardal. Steve Laughlin. Tom Kla bunde. Steve Klabunde. FRONT ROW: Dennis Bratsch. Joel Buller. Jeff Brandt. John Enabnit. Ken Dahmes. Dennis Borth. SECOND ROW: Marlene Arndt. Sandy Dresow. Marie Christensen. Mar- got Evans. Don Gustafson. Mark DeWolfe. THIRD ROW: Debbie Cheney. Becky Gunn. Erlene Bear. Gwen Bohlke, Patty Burgemeister. Pam Christensen. Gail Fluck. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Ahrens. Barb Canaday. Marjorie Bunting. Mike Boggess. Mary Dunlevy. Rita Bittner. Bren- da Barnes. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Dwyer. Melanie Ceplecha. Becky Davis. Clyde Churchill. Debbie Carruth. Carol Cur- rie. Pat Bestick. CLASS OFFICERS: Rich Wagner. Vice-President; Colleen McWilliams. Secretary; Robynne Lamoges. Treasurer Mary Kay Waugh. President. 85 Ruth's Family: SEATED; Ruth. Mrs. Knudsen. Karen. STANDING; John. Mr. Knudsen. Ruth Kayser. our 1967-1968 A.F.S. Student from Bremen. Germany. ‘Joining Hands Across the Sea Many people think it must be difficult for a young student to be for one year many thousand miles away from home. This might be true, but it wasn't in my case. I felt at home immediately in Redwood Falls and spent here the most wonderful year I have ever had. My family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Knud- sen. Karen and John, gave me the feeling as if I had always belonged to them. I give all my thanks to them and also to many others. Redwood Falls is a lovely community with many nice people. Among the students, especially the seniors, I found many friends. I'll never forget the excitement of home- coming when the seniors surprised and honored me by voting me as an attendant. But it is not only homecoming that I’ll remember. Nearly every day brought something wonderful. There are all the football games, wrestling matches, and basketball games which were very new for me. I got most ex- cited and learned one thing very soon, which we don't have in Germany, and that is cheering. With a sister who is a cheerleading captain. I had better support her! Knowing my wonderful year would go fast. I seemed to live twice as intensively as people do normally. During my year here, I had to learn many new things and had many new experiences which will stay forever in my memories. But. although there are differences between the United States and Ger- many, I learned one thing which is very important and which I want everybody to believe. That is that people themselves are alike all over the world. A.F.S. gave me the opportunity not only to learn about American people, but also students from about 60 different countries. All these students have different customs, but their human feelings are the same. It is so wonderful to recognize that we people are all alike although we have different skin colors and come from different continents. After this wonderful year, I have to leave my Ameri- can family and all my friends. My great hope is that I can come back soon to see everybody again. I also hope that some have the opportunity to visit me in Bremen. Germany. I’m waiting and will be pleased to welcome you. Ruth Kayser 88 STUDENT ROTARIANS: FRONT ROW: Jeff Evenson. Dawn Tollef son. Dick Nelson. Marcy Sletten. Monica Zins.Tom Weltsch. SECOND ROW Karen Knudsen. Julie Lauster. Elizabeth Laughlin. Courtney Kramer. Dorthea Juul. Diane Stanton. Diane Boushek. Penny Fox. THIRD ROW Richard Thiesen. Jerry Koll. Mike Dahmes. Maynard Schewe. Steve Diehl. Tom Eichten. Dean Christensen. Gaylen Kaehler. Steve Jones. Spokesmen of morrow Dorthea Juul and Dick Nelson were elected Girl and Boy Staters at the end of our Junior year. Dorthea spent her week taking part in Girl State activities on the St. Paul State fair- grounds while Dick spent his week on the Gus tavus campus grounds. By participation in government on a small scale, they prepared themselves for tomorrow’s leadership. 89 COLLEEN AHRENS Future Nurse’s Club 4; German Club 1.23.4; F.H.A. 3. 4. THOMAS AMBERG F.F A 1.2. BRENDA ARNDT Usher’s Club 3.4; Future Nurse's Club 3; Latin Club 1.2� Science Club 4; G.A.A. 1,23,4. RAYMOND BARNES Track I, Foot ball 1,23� Intramural 23; Freshman Choir. German Club 1.2. LEE BLISS Wrestling 3,4. Football 4; F.F.A. 1.23. 4 DIANE BOUSHEK: Class Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Stu dent Rotarian. Annual Staff 4; KOUS- t'K Staff 23.4. Pep Club 2.3.4; Pom pon Girl 3.4; Homecoming Semifinal ist; Spanish Club 1.2; Latin Club 3.4. Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3. Climb SveryMountain CYNTHIA BRAKEN Usher’s Club 3.4 Future Nurse's Club 3.4; F.H.A. 2.3.4 Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 2. Transfer Stu dent from Fullerton. California SUSAN BRANDT Freshman Choir Senior Choir 2.3.4. Senior Band 1,2,3 4. Secretary 4; National Honor Socie ty 3.4; KOUSSK Staff 2; Pep Club 3.4 German Club 2; Model U N 3.4 RUSSELL BRAUN HARDY BRONSON: Basketball 1.2.3. 4; Baseball 2.3.4; Letterman’s Club 2. 3.4; Freshman Choir; Declamation 3; KOUSSK 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2.3. DONALD BUCKLEY Football I.2.3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Golf I.2.3.4. Letterman's Club 3.4; Intramural I.2.3.4. Captain 4; Camera Club 1.2.3. THOMAS BUCKLEY Wrestling 2.3; Track 2.3,4; Cross Country 2. Letterman’s Club 2. 3.4. Intramural 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Latin Club 2. 90 DARLENE BUNTING Freshman Choir; Declamation 4. Future Nurse's Club 4. Pep Club 2.3.4; German Club 1,2. MARIA CEPLECHA: Senior Choir 4; KOUSi'K Staff 4; Librarian 3.4. Pep Club 3.4. Homecoming Semifinalist; Latin Club 3.4; G.A.A. 3.4. Orchestra 3.4. Transfer student from Good Counsel Academy 3. BARBARA CHENEY: KOUSSK Staff 3.4. Usher s Club 4; Future Nurse's Club 4. Trea surer 4. Pep Club 3.4. Spanish Club 3; G.A.A. 4. Transfer Student from El Centro California 3. DEAN CHRISTENSON Football l Freshman Choir; Senior Band 2.3.4; Publicity Director 4; Debate 4. Stu- dent Council 2.3.4; Nationa Honor Society 2.3.4; President 4; Student Rotarian 4; Bus Patrol 1.2,3,4. Spanish Club 1.2; F.F.A. I.2.3.4; Vice President 3. President 4; Pep Band 3.4. MI- CHAEL DAHMES Student Council 4; Class President 4; Student Rotarian; Spanish Club 4; F.F.A. 2; Transfer Student from Belview 2. SHARON DAHMES Declamation 4. Pep Club I. 2.3.4; F H A 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. MICHELLE DAVIS Freshman Choir; Annual Staff 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. I.2.3.4; Model U N 4 NANCIE DEGROAT: G.A.A. 1.2; Freshman Choir; Librarian 3.4; Cafeteria Work er I.2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3. 4. Search High and Caw SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT President. Mike Dahmes; Treasurer. Kay Hennes; Secretary. Dorthea Juul; Vice Preisdent. Tom Jessop. 91 STEVE DIEHL: Wrestling 1.23.4; co- captain; Football 1.2.3; Track 1.2; Let- terman's Club 3.4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2; Class Vice President 2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Electronics Club 3. 4; President 4; Science Fair Winner. CYNTHIA DIESSNER: Letterman's Club 3.4; Freshman Choir; Class Vice-President 2; National Honor Society 2.3.4; KOUSSK Staff 3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Semi-finalist; Latin Club 1.2.3.4; ScienceClub 3; Secre- tary Treasurer 3; G.A.A. I.2.3.4; Mod- el U N. 3.4. GORDON DIRLAM: Bas ketball l; Football I; Tennis 2.3.4; In- tramural 2.3.4; Captain 4; Freshman Choir; Declamation 3; Annual Staff 3. 4; Bus Patrol 2. RAE ANN DOLAN: Freshman Choir; Declamation 4; KOUSSK Staff 3.4; News Editor 4. Bus Patrol 1.23,4. Pep Club I.2.3.4; Latin Club 1.23.4; Model U.N. 4; Student Rotarian. NANCY KAY DOLEZAL: Transfer student from San Jose. California 4. THOM- AS EICHTEN: Intramural 4; Student Council 4; Student Rotarian; Bus Pa- trol 3.4; Latin Club 2,3. follow Every By-way, GUY EVANS: Bus Patrol 3.4. JEFF EVENSON: Basketball 1.23.4; Foot- ball 1.2.3; Track I; Cross Country 4; Letterman's Club 3.4; Freshman Choir; Class Secretary I; Student Rotarian. CHARLENE FLUCK: Fresh- man Choir; Future Nurse s Club 2; Pep Club 23.4. PENNY FOX: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3; Declamation 4; One-Act Plays 2.3; Student Rotarian; Class Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 23.4; KOUSSK Staff 3.4; Feature Edi- tor 4; Librarian 1,2; German Club 3; Secretary 2. MYRNA FRANKLIN: Declamation 3; Cafeteria Worker 3.4; F.H.A. 1.23.4; President 4. MYRA GARMEN: Declamation 3; One-Act Plays 4; Girl's County 3; Future Nurse's Club 23,4; German Club 1,2. CHRISTINE GEGNER Freshman Choir; Declamation 4. Bus Patrol 1,2; Future Nurse’s Club 2.3.4; German Club 1.2. LINDA GOR DON: Freshman Choir; Senior Band 2.3.4; Dance Band 4; KOUSt'K Staff 3; Pep Club 2.3.4; German Club 2,3,4. BONNIE GREEN: Freshman Choir. Usher's Club 3.4; Team Captain 4; Cafeteria Worker 2.3.4; Future Nurse's Club 3.4; President 4; G.A.A. I.2.3.4. LYNDA GUSTAFSON: Letterman's Club 3.4; Freshman Choir; Senior Band 2.3.4; Declamation 3; Annual Staff 3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3. 4; Cheerleader 1.2.3; Substitute 4; Finalist 4; Spanish Club I.2.3.4; G.A.A. I.2.3.4. MYRON GUYER: Track 2,3,4. Football 3.4; Letterman’s Club 4; Intramural 4; Freshman Choir. Senior Choir 2,3.4; Science Club 4. JANET HALTER Freshman Choir. Senior Band 2,3.4. Pep Band 4; Future Nurse's Club 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Drama Club 4; Transfer Student from Belview I. SUE HART WIG: Senior Band 2.3.4; Dance Band 2.3.4; KOUSt'K 4; Librarian 4; Usher's Club 3; Future Nurse's Club 2.3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3; German Club 2. ALAN HEATON Track 3.4; Cross Country 4; One Act Plays 4; Student Director 4; GermanClub 3.4; Science Club 4; Vice President 4. Model U N. 3.4. Every Path IJou Know I Seniors utilize those last few moments before the morning bell to catch up on all those lit tie lose ends. KATHERINE HENNES: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 3.3.4. Secretary 4; Madrigals 3.4; Class Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 3.4. Business Manager 4; KOUSSK Staff 3.3; Pep Club 1.3.3; Latin Club 1.3.3. Secretary 3; G.A.A. I.3.3.4. President 4. LINDA HESS: Freshman Choir; Usher's Club 3.4; Cafeteria Worker I.3.3.4; F.H.A. 3.4; G.A.A. 3.3.4. DONNA HILBERT Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 3.3.4; Senior Band 3.3.4; Dance Band 3.3.4; Declamation I; KOUSSK Staff I; Li- brarian I; Pep Club I.3.3.4; German Club 1.3; G.A.A. I.3.3.4; Model U N. I. 3. JOAN HILLMER: Cafeteria Worker 3. 3; Latin Club 1.3 BURDETT HUTCH INSON: F.F.A 3.4. THOMAS JESSOP Football 4; Tennis I; Intramural 1,3.3. 4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 3.3. 4; Declamation 3-. Class Vice-Presi dent 4; Stage Crew 4; Pep Club 3.4. Climb Svery Mountain AL JOHNSON Basketball I.3.3.4; Intramural 3.4. JEAN JOHN SON: Freshman Choir. Senior Choir 3.3.4; Madrigals 4; Band 3. 3.4; Dance Band 4. SANDRA JOHNSTON Freshman Choir; Declamation 1,4; Debate 3; Librarian l; Pep Club 3; German Club 1.3. F H_A 3; G.A.A 1.3.3. STEPHEN JONES: Track I.3.3.4. Foot ball 3; Cross Country 3.4; Letterman's Club 3.3.4. Intramural 1.3. 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Rotarian; Stamp Club 4, President 4. Spanish Club 1.3. DORTHEA JUUL: Freshman Choir Declamation 3.4. Debate 2.3.4. Presi- dent 4i One Act Plays 4; Student Council 3; Class Secretary 4; KOUS- t'K Staff 3.4. Co-Editor 4; Pep Club 2. 3; German Club 2. Vice President 2. GAYLEN KAEHLER Intramural 4, Student Rot aria n 4. Stamp Club 4. Vice President 4; Spanish Club 1.2. Secretary Treasurer 2. JOHN RAP- PERS Basketball l; Track 2; Football 1.2$ Declamation 3; Class Treasurer |} German Club 1.2.4; Transfer student from Wisconsin I. RUTH KAYSER: Student Council 4; Student Rotarian 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Finalist 4; Latin Club 4; G.A.A. 4; AFS student from Bremen. Germany. LARRY KEMNITZ: Football I; Declamation l.2; One Act Plays I. Bus Patrol 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1.2. DALE KEMPFERT: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track I. Football 1,2.4; Cross Country 3; Letterman's Club 2.3.4; Class Vice- President I. Science Club 4. Sard Svery Stream KAREN KNUDSEN: Letterman’s Club 2.3.4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2,3.4. Vice President; Senior Band 2.3.4. President 4; Student Council I; Student Rotarian; Annual Staff 3.4; Pep Club I.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4. Captain 4; Homecoming Final ist; German Club 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2.3. ANN MARIE KNUDSEN: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3,4; Usher s Club 3; Camera Club 1.2.3.4; German Club I; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. JOHN KOHLER Wrestling 1.4; Baseball 4; Intramural 3; Freshman Choir. Librari an I; Bus Patrol I.2.3.4; F.F.A. I.2.3.4, GERALD ROLL Wrestling 2. 3.4; Football 2.3.4; Letterman’s Club 3.4; Student Rotarian; Latin Club 2; Model U.N. 2; Transfer student from Onamia. Crosier Seminary I. 95 COURTNEY KRAMER: Declamation 1,2,3.4s One Act Plays 4; Student Rotarian; KOUSSK Staff 2.3.4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4s Pom Pon Girl 2.3.4; Homecoming Finalist; German Club 1,2s Latin Club 3.4; G.A.A. I.2.3.4; Model U N. 2.3.4, GAIL KRAMER Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3.4; Madrigals 3,4; Senior Band 2.3.4; Declamation 1.2.3; Annual Staff 3. 4. Co Editor and Vice President 4; KOUSSK Staff 2; Future Nurse’s Club 2; Pep Club 2.3.4; Latin Club I. 2; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Model U N. 2.3; Pep Band 3.4 LI ANE KRECKOW: Freshman Choir; Senior Band 2.3, 4; Declamation 4; Pep Club 3; German Club 1.2; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. I.2.3. BARRY KREMIN: Wrestling I; Freshman Choir; Camera Club I, F.F.A. 3. RICHARD KREUGER: Bas ketbajl 1.2.3,4� Manager 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2. 3.4. Captain 4; Letterman's Club I.2.3.4; KOUSSK Staff 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; German Club 1.2. ALAN LARSON: F.F.A. I.2.3.4 follow Every Rainbow SCOTT LARSON: Wrestling 1.2.3s Track I; Football 2; Golf 2; Intramural 4; Freshman Choir; Student Council 2; Class President 2; Annual Staff 3.4. Assistant Business Manager 4; Cam era Club 1.2; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2.3.4. ELIZABETH LAUGHLIN: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3.4. Treasurer 4; Declamation 2.3.4; De bate 2.3. President 3; One Act Plays 3.4; Student Council 3.4. Vice Presi dent 4; Student Rotarian 4; Annual Staff 3.4. Co-Editor and Vice-Presi- dent 4; KOUSSK Staff 2.3; Pep Club I. 2.3.4; Homecoming Semi Finalist; Latin Club 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2.3; Librarian 4. JULIE LAUSTER Freshman Choir; Debate 2; Student Rotarian 4; Annual Staff 3.4, Co-Editor and President 4; KOUSSKStaff 2.3. PepCIub I.2.3.4, Homecoming Semi Finalist; Spanish Club 3.4; Latin Club 1.2; G.A.A. I.2.3.4; Model UN 3. MARLENE LITTLEFIELD: Freshman Choir; Declamation 3; Usher s Club 3.4. Future Nurse's Club 2.3; F.H.A. I. 2.3.4. LARRY MAASCH Wrestling I. F.F.A 1.2.3. ROBERT MAHONEY: Wrestling 1,2; Freshman Choir. 96 LYNN MANN: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3.4; Usher s Club 3.4; Pep Club I.2.3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4. JOHN MARKS F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. MARY KAY MAR QUARDT Freshman Choir; Declamation 1.4; KOUSSKStaff 2.3.4. Distribution Editor 4; Pep Club I; Pom Pon Girl 2.3,4; Spanish Club I; G.A.A. 4. MARY McCLARD: Transfer student from Granite Falls 4. IRMA PENSKE: Transfer student from Bel view 4. SHARLEEN MONAHAN: Future Nurse s Club 2.3; Pep Club 3.4; F.H.A. 4. BARBARA MEYERS: Declamation 3-. One Act Plays 3-. Pep Club 1.2.3,4, G.A.A. 2.3; Transfer student from Regina High School. Minneapolis 2. RICHARD NELSON: Wrestling I.2.3.4, Co-Captain 4; Football 1.2.3.4. Co-Captain 4. Letterman's Club 3.4. Vice- President 4; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2; Stu- dent Council 3. Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 2.3.4. Treasurer 4. Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 1.2; F.F A I.2.3.4. Secretary 4; Boys' State 3. Zill l ou Titicl your Dream. Industrious Seniors ponder today's prob- lems and pursue tomorrow's answers dur ing spare moments in the library. 97 CHERYL NEMITZ: Librarian 3; Declamation 3; Ush er’s Club 3.4; Future Nurse's Club 4; Transfer Stu- dent from Milroy 2. KATHERINE OTTO: Freshman Choir; Declamation l; One Act Plays 3; Girl’s Coun ty 3; Annual Staff 4; KOUSSKStaff 3; Librarian 3; Pep Club I.2.3.4; German Club 23.4. President 4; GAA .23.4. Model U N. 3.4. STEVEN OTTO Bas ketball 23.4. Track l.2.3.4t Cross Country 23.4. Let terman’s Club 23.4. Freshman Choir; KOUSSK Staff 3.4. CATHERINE OWENS: Freshman Choir; Debate 3.4. KOUSSK Staff 3,4; Proofreading Editor 4; Pep Club I.2.3.4; Spanish Club I.2.3.4; GAA 1.2.3; Model U.N. 3.4. Chairman 3. MARK PARKER Bus Patrol 4; FFA 4; Treasurer 4. SCOTT PREUSSE: Basketball 1.2.3; Track 3,4; Football I; Frreshman Choir; Color Guard 3,4; Camera Club I; Spanish Club 1.2; Science Club 3. MARY REDDING: Future Nurse’s Club 2.3.4; Vice- President 3; Pep Club 2.3.4; Latin Club 2. Transfer Student from Precious Blood 2. KEITH ROBERTS. KOUSSK Staff 4; Model U.N. 4; Transfer Student from Chula Vista. California 4. ANN ROBERTSON: Senior Choir 4; KOUSSK Staff 4. Model U.N. 4; Transfer Student from Jackson. Minnesota 4. A Dream ZhatWill Need ELIZABETH RONHOVDE: Usher’s Club 4; Spanish Club 4; FHA 4; GAA 2.4; Transfer Student from Jackson. Minnesota 2. RICHARD SCHABLIN: Stage Crew 1.2.3.4. Annual Staff 4. DEBROAH SCHEI: Future Nurse's Club 4; Usher's Club 4; Transfer Stu- dent from Magnolia. Minnesota 3. 98 Ml the Cove you Can (jive CAROL TIMM: Declamation 3; Li- brarian 3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Latin Club 2.3; GAA 2.3; Model U N. 3.4; Transfer Student from Arlington. Minnesota 2. DAWN TOLLEFSON: Freshman Choir; Class Officer. Trea surer 3; National Honor Society 3.4. Student Rotarian; KOUSt'K Staff 2.3. 4; Art Editor 3-. Co-Editor 4; Pep Club 1.23.4; Homecoming Semi Finalist; Spanish Club 1,2.3; GAA I.2.3.4; Mod el U N. 3.4. NANCY UHLENKAMP Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3.4; Senior Band 2,3.4; Declamation 3.4; One Act Plays 4; Annual Staff 3.4; Pep Club I.2.3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4; President 3; National Honor Society 3.4. MAYNARD SCHEWE: Cross Country 4; Freshman Choir; Declamation 3.4; Student Rotarian; Boy's County 3; KOUSt'KStaff 4; Bus Patrol 4; Stamp Club 4; German Club 4; German Club 3.4; Transfer Stu- dent from Wabasso I. MARILYN SCHMIDT:Cafete ria Worker 3,4. Bus Patrol 2,3,4; Future Nurse's Club 2,3.4. IONE SCHULTZ Freshman Choir. Or- chestra I; Debate 3; Librarian l: Usher's Club 3; Fu- ture Nurse’s Club I.2.3.4. Latin Club 3; FHA I; GAA I. MARCELYN SLETTEN: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2.3.4; Student Council 4; Class Officer. Presi- dent I; Student Rotarian; Annual Staff 4; KOUSt'K Staff 3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3; Latin Club 1.2,3; Vice-Presi dent 2; GAA 1.2.3. JOYCE SMETAK: Declamation 3. Librarian l: Future Nurse’s Club 2.3; FHA 1.2.3,4; GAA 1.2. RICHARD SOUPIR: Wrestling 3.4; Football 2; Bus Patrol 2.3.4. DIANE STANTON: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 2. 3.4; Senior Band 1.2.3.4; Vice President 4� Class Officer 3; President 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Secretary 4; Student Rotarian; Homecoming Final ist; Latin Club 1.2.3; GAA 1.2; Model U.N. 3.4; Chair- man 3. KENNETH STEPHENS: Wrestling l; Football I. STEVEN STRAWZELL Basketball I; Football 1.2.3. 4; Letterman’s Club 3.4; Intramural 3; Senior Choir 2.3.4; Senior Band I.2.3.4; Dance Band 2.3,4; Pep Club 4; Science Club I. RICHARD THIESEN Basket ball I.2.3.4; Cross Country 3.4; Letterman's Club 3.4; Freshman Choir; Student Rotarian. BERNARD VOIT: Track 4; KOllSEKStaff 4; Sports Editor 4; Trans fer Student from St. Cloud 4. LOIS WANDERSEE Freshman Choir; Usher s Club 3.4; Captain 4; Future Nurse's Club 3.4; Secre tary 4; FHA 1.23.4; Vice-President 4. THOMAS WELTSCH: Wres tling 2.3.4; Co-Captain A. Football 2. Letterman's Club 3.4; Fresh man Chom Senior Choir 2; Class Officer. Vice President 3-. Latin Club 3.4; Science Club 3.4; Model U N. 3; Transfer Student from Aberdeen. South Dakota 2. ROBERT WETMORE Basketball 1.2.3. Track 1,23.4; Football 1.23.4; Co-Captain 4; Letterman's Club 1.2. 3.4. President 4; Freshman Choir Senior Choir 23,4; President 4; Declamation 3; One-Act Plays 3.4; Annual Staff 4. Bus Patrol 1.2; Pep Club 3.4; Spanish Club 1.2 THOMAS WHITTET Basketball l; Football 1.23,4; Letterman's Club 3.4; Intramural 3.4; Freshman Choir Senior C hoir 2.3. MIKE WIELAND: Intramural 4; One-Act Plays A. Science Club 4; Drama Club 4; Publicity Chairman 4; Transfer Student from Jamestown. South Dakota 4. KAREN WILLSHIRE Freshman Choir Senior Choir 23.4. Madrigals 23.4; One-Act Plays 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist; Spanish Club 3.4; Declamation 3.4. EVONNE WOEFUL: Freshman Choir; Senior Choir 23.4. Declamation 3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3.4; GAA 1,2.4. MONICA ZINS: Freshman Choir Debate 3.4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Vice-President 4; Student Rotarian; KOUSSK Staff 23.4; Mimeo Editor 4; Librarian 3.4; Pep Club 1.23.4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist; Spanish Club 1.23.4; Vice-President and Treasurer 3; GAA 1.23.4; Model U N. 3; Trans fer Student from Hutchinson I. MARY LOU ZSCHUNKE: Fresh man Choir Senior Band 1.23.4; Declamation 1.4; One Act Plays 3; National Honor Society 2.4; KOUSt'K Staff 23.4; Pep Club 1.23.4; Maiorette 23.4; Homecoming Semi-Finalist; German Club 1.23.4; GAA 1,23.4. Every ‘Day of If our JEife — Js Cony Js l ou Richard August Pamtzke died on June 20. 1964 after being fatally injured in a tractor accident. He had completed the eighth grade and he would have graduated with our class of 1968. The memory of this warm and friendly boy will live in our hearts forever. 100 senior J wards Dean Christenson- American Legion School Award. Mary Lou Zschunke: Outstanding Instrumental 1st. Dorthea JuuL American Legion School Award; Second place in the Voice of Democracy Con test. Steve Strawzell Outstanding Vocalist. Elizabeth Laughlin: First place in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Diane Stanton: Katherine Otto: Regional Winner in Thorp AAUW Scholarship. Loan and Thrift Essay Con- test. Steve Jones C hrist me Gegnen Outstanding Athlete of the Betty Crocker Homemaker Mvrna Franklin: Year. of Tomorrow. Crisco Award. 101 Steve Diehl Tom Eichton 102 Assembled together for the last time, the seniors learn of the challenges they will soon be facing. Jarewell As we were handed our diplomas, we were handed a new and different world. We were handed a future full of responsi- bilities and unlimited opportunities. What we have done in the world at RFHS does not end. but will greatly influence the im- pact the new world has upon every one of us. Before we go on, we would like to take this opportunity to say thank you and farewell to all who have made the 1968 CARDI- NAL a reality: Mr. Ramseth and the entire administration, the faculty and coaching staff, and our advisor. Mr. Siewert. We extend our regards and best wishes to our AFS student. Ruth Kayser. who has been a good friend to all and the finest of ambassadors. As we step out into life, let us always keep in mind our class motto: The world is all of us. and if we do not collapse, it will not. President Julie Lauster and the 1968 CARDINAL Staff. Mrs. Scott Preusse distributed diplomas. The final steps of a long, long walk. CLASS COLORS Soft Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MEMORIAL Donation to the AFS fund Lighting for stage podium A new video tape CONTROL DATA CORPORATION AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE AUTO ELECTRIC BAKER BROTHERS MOTORS BURRIS BODY SHOP ROYAL CONSTRUCTORS CAIRNS CLINIC CARDINAL CAFE INN TOWN FURNITURE INN TOWN FURNITURE ACTIVEAID CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME COAST TO COAST CENTRAL TEXACO SERVICE CLEM'S JEWELRY GIFTS CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING FEDERAL LAND BANK AND PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. DICK’S SERVICE CENTER DARI KING DEEP ROCK DAIRY QUEEN DEKALB AGRIC. ASSN. M E. DIRLAM. REAL ESTATE DOBBIE’S FRIENDLY SERVICE FALLS IMPLEMENT CO. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE FORSTER FURNITURE CO. G R DISTRIBUTING GALLES’ READY TO WEAR GOLDEN CUE BILLIARDS H H MOTOR CO. GAUTHIER’S SEWING MACHINES HERROLDS SHOE STORE GENE'S TRANSFER GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Kl£ U O L L y KLABUNDE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION JOLLY MILL CAFE JORGENSEN’S SERVICE PATTEN TELEVISION KERM NELSON PHARMACY KLGR RADIO KNUDSON’S JEWELRY LARSON’S HOME FURNISHINGS LEE EVENSON ELECTRIC LINDSAY SOFT WATER STATE BANK OF REDWOOD FALLS Officer , Committees, and Prooram Schedule OFFICERS Jumm V. Smith ----- President I eon Hennes - - 1st V’lce President VirxiI Sales - - 2nd Vice President Ruraell Hanson - - 3rd Vice President Otto Siewert - Secretary-Treasurer Clarence Stelter - - - - Lion Turner P r. Rd. Laheree - - - - Tail Twister LION’S CLUB LONG’S CONOCO SERVICE LIVEWIRE MARIGOLD DAIRIES MCCARTHY’S DRIVE-IN MELGES SHOES WILLIAM’S STUDIO MENN-ROSE MOBILE HOMES CENTER v. MONSANTO AGRICULTURAL CENTER MUSIC STORE NEW VAC SIGNS WILSON’S CLOTHING OBERMAN PRODUCE OLSON’S BAKERY PANTORIUM CLEANERS OWEN’S RADIO AND TELEVISION PARKWAY HOTEL AND CAFE J. C. PENNEY STORE QUESENBERRY’S APPLIANCE REDWOOD CLEANERS PINE TREE DAIRY RAY’S STANDARD SERVICE REDWOOD FALLS AMUSEMENT COMPANY ROTARY CLUB SCHULER, GERALD BUD’ (STANDARD BULK) REDWOOD FALLS FARMERS ELEVATORS REDWOOD FALLS GREENHOUSE REDWOOD GAZETTE REDWOOD VETERINARY CLINIC REDWOOD FALLS MOTOR COMPANY REDWOOD-RENVILLE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SCOTT-PREUSSE THE SOPHISTICATE SCHROEDER’S SILVER DIME CAFE STATE FARM INSURANCE STEINKRAUS BAKERY STU’S GROCERY SWARD-KEMP DRUG CO. TERSTEEG’S SUPER VALUE THRIFTWAY SUPER FAIR VALLEY STEAK HOUSE_ STATE BANK VESTA STATE BANK TIFFANY INSURANCE TRIPP OIL COMPANY Hk. WOLFF ELECTRIC AMERICAN LEGION SHEAR MAGIC BEAUTY SALON Zltank fouSponsors ACTIVEAID AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE AMERICAN LEGION ANDERSON IMPLEMENT CO. ARNETT. THOMAS. JR. ART’S BARBER SHOP ASLESON VISUAL CLINIC AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE BALDWIN. KEITH BAKER BROS. MOTORS BEECHER DRUG STORE BESTICK, VINCE BOB’S BARBER SHOP BURRIS OLDS-CADILLAC. INC. BYRAM. PAT CAIRNS CLINIC ’’CARDINAL” CAFE CENTRAL BI-PRODUCTS CENTRAL TEXACO SERVICE CEPLECHA. DR. S. F. CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME (VESTA) CLEM’S JEWERLY AND GIFTS COAST TO COAST CONTROL DATA CORPORATION COX OIL COMPANY CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING DARI KING DAIRY QUEEN DEEP ROCK DEKALB AGRIC. ASS N. INC. DELUXE MOTEL AND CAFE DICK’S SERVICE CENTER DIRLAM. M E. (REAL ESTATE) DOBBIE’S FRIENDLY SERVICE DON'S BARBERSHOP DON DRISCOLL REALTY DUNCAN’S REFRIGERATION AND MOTORS EHLERS DEPT. STORE EHLERS MENS STORE FALLS IMPLEMENT CO. FALLS SUPER MARKET. INC. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP FARNBERG. WAYNE FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP FEDERAL LAND BANK ASS’N. FIRST NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK FORSTER FURNITURE CO. G R DISTRIBUTING GALLES READY TO WEAR. INC. GAMBLES STORE GAUTHIER’S SEWING MACHINES GENE’S TRANSFER GOLDEN CUE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE GREAT PLAINS NATURAL GAS H H MOTOR CO. HAGEN. DR.T.G. HANSON BLOCK AND TILE HERROLD’S SHOES Hi-WAY BOWLING LANES HOEPNER FUNERAL HOME HOLIDAY STATION HOME GAS COMPANY. INC. HOPFENSPIRGER AND SCHOFFMAN HOPPY’S A W DRIVE-IN HY-FALLS CHICK CO.. INC. INGLIS. S. P. D.D.S. INN TOWN FURNITURE JOHNSON GARDENS JOHNSON S BEAUTY LOUNGE JOLLY MILL CAFE JORGENSON’S SERVICE KERM NELSON PHARMACY KING KOIN LAUNDRY AND CAR WASH KLABUNDE BROS. KLGR RADIO KNUDSON’S JEWELRY LABEREE. DR. E. LAMPERT LUMBER CO. LARSON’S HOME FURNISHINGS LEE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC LEE EVENSON ELECTRIC LINDSAY SOFT WATER SERVICE LIONS CLUB LIVEWIRE LUSSENHOP. H P LONG’S CONOCO SERVICE LOWELL S BARBER SHOP LYLE’S ELECTRIC MAHONEY, JACK GEORGE MANN SODDING SANDING MARIGOLD DAIRIES MARQUARDT HARDWARE (VESTA) MCCARTHY’S DRIVE-IN McKAY’S CAFE McKENNA. DR. JOHN F. McWilliams, geo. co. accts. MELGES SHOES MENN-ROSE MOBILE HOMES MILADY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE MILLER’S CHAMPLAIN SERVICE MINT CAFE MODE O’DAY MONTGOMERY WARD MONSANTO AGRICULTURAL CENTER MOTEL 71 MUSIC STORE MYERS. DR. GERALD NELSON-SCHJAASTAD NEW VAC SIGNS NORTHWESTERN BELL OAK GROVE DAIRY OBERMAN PRODUCE OLSON’S BAKERY OWEN’S RADIO AND TV PANTORIUM CLEANERS PARIS SHOP PARKWAY HOTEL CAFE PATTEN TELEVISION J. C. PENNEY STORE PETERSON. DR. R. A. (VESTA) PINE TREE DAIRY POYNTER, EGG AND POULTRY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. QUESENBERRY’S APPLIANCE RAY’S STANDARD SERIVCE REDWOOD AGENCY (LEO J. DANKEY) REDWOOD CLEANERS REDWOOD CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. REDWOOD FALLS AMUSEMENT CO. REDWOOD FALLS CONSTRUCTION CO. REDWOOD FALLS FARMERS ELEVATOR REDWOOD FALLS GREENHOUSE REDWOOD FALLS MOTOR CO. REDWOOD FALLS NURSERY CO. REDWOOD FALLS SAVINGS AND LOAN REDWOOD GAZETTE REDWOOD-RENVILLE FARM BUREAU INS. REDWOOD READY MIX REDWOOD SHOE SHOP REDWOOD VETERINARY CLINIC RENCO GAS CO. ROSENBLOOM. E. L. ROTARY CLUB ROYAL CONSTRUCTORS SANDVIG’S PLUMBING AND HEATING SCENIC CITY CO-OP OIL SEIFERT’S BEN FRANKLIN SCHULER. GERALD ’BUD” SCOTT-PREUSSE SHEAR MAGIC BEAUTY SALON SCHROEDER’S SILVER DIME LUNCH SLETTEN, W. C.. PUBLIC ACCT. SMITH’S FIRESTONE STORE THE SOPHISTICATE STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. STATE BANK OF REDWOOD FALLS STEINKRAUS BAKERY STRAUSS PAINT AND LINOLEUM STU’S GROCERY SWARD-KEMP DRUG CO. TER STEEG, PAUL TERSTEEG’S SUPER VALU THRIFTWAY SUPER FAIR TIFFANY INSURANCE TOWLER WEBB TRAVELERS CLUB TRIPP OIL CO. UNITED BUILDING CENTERS. INC. VALLEY STEAKHOUSE VESTA LOCKER AND GROCERY VFW (REDWOOD) VESTA STATE BANK VESTA FARMERS ELEVATOR WILCOXON. DR. J. R. WILLIAM S STUDIO WILSON’S WOLFF ELECTRIC WOOD CONN CO. WOODY’S BODY SHOP WOOLWORTH CO. YE OLDE PIZZA INN ZEUG’S INC. faculty Judex ABEL. David; University of Minnesota. Mankato State College (B.S.) (M S ). University of South Dakota; Sr. High Counselor. Student Council. BEERNINk. Mrs. Ralph. Moorhead State College. Mankato State College (B.S.). University of Minnesota (M S ); Special Edu cation. BERG. Roy. Mankato State College (B A ); Art. BROBERG. Ben. University of Minnesota (B.S.), Wisconsin State College. Winona State College; Agriculture. Gen. Science. Future Farmers of America. DARR. James; Luther College. University of Minnesota. Morris (B.S.); Biology. Science. B Squad Football. Assistant Wres tlmg Coach. DUCKSTAD. Paul; Luther College (B.A.); World Geography. Psy chology. Assistant Football Coach. Baseball. FOX. Lyle; Lawrence Institute of Technology (B.S.). Mankato State College. Eau Claire State University; Algebra. Geometry. General Math. Contemporary Math. Philatelic Club. GRUNWALD. Bruce; Mankato State College (B S ). University of Minnesota; Chemistry. Physics. Science. Science Club. GUETTER. Mrs. Genevieve; Mankato State College (B $.); Speech. English. One Act Plays. Declamation. HALL. Phil; Gustavus Adolphus College (B.S.). Mankato State Col lege (M.A.). Jr. High Counselor. Golf. HEERY. Mary; Valley City State College (B A ); University of Min nesota. University of North Dakota (M. Ed.); Typewriting. Office Practice. HINRICHS. Miss Cherie; St. Olaf College (B.S.); English. HOFFMAN. Robert. Gustavus Adolphus College. Mankato State College (B.S.); English. Jr. High Football. B Squad Basketball. JANNING. Heinz. St. Olaf College (B A.). University of Minneso ta. German. German Club. Assistant Declam Coach. JANNING. Yvonne. St. Olaf College (B.A.); Home Economics. Sr. High FHA. LASLEY. Jim; Augsburg College (B.A.). Mankato State College. Math. Algebra. Basketball Coach. Jr. High Football. LAUGHLIN. Robert. Mankato State College (B.S.). Colorado A 6 M. University of Minnesota (M.A.h Social Studies. Driver Education. LORENZ. Dorothy. College of St. Catherine (B.S.). University of Minnesota (M.A.). University of Washington; English; Writ ing and Humanities. National Honor Society. LUCAS. Mrs. Elizabeth. University of Minnesota (B.S.); Home Economics. Health. Jr. High FHA. Jr. Red Cross. LUND. Gary; Mankato State College (B.S.); Instrumental Music. Jr. High Girl's Chorus. Jr. High Band. String Orchestra. McELROY. Judy B.. Mankato State College (B.S.h English. Jr. High Declamation. 121 OTTERSON. Donald; Iowa Stale College. Mankato State College (B.S.)� Mechanical Drawing. Woodwork. Metalwork. Track. Cross Country. PETERSEN. Ralph S.; Luther College (B.A.h Sr. Choir. 7th and 8th Grade Boys' Chorus. 9th Grade Choir. General Musk. Mad ngals. Camera Club. REED. Mrs. Hazel; Gustavus Adolphus College (B.A.h University of Minnesota. Mankato State College. English. Latin, Latin Club. ROHLFING. Mary Lou; College of St. Theresa (B.A.), Colorado State College. Mankato State College; Shorthand. Bookkeep mg. Office Practice. Usher s Club. RUSSELL. Royce; University of Minnesota. Mankato State College. University of Minnesota. Morris (B A.). Spanish. Spanish Club. Debate. SALES. Elizabeth; Huron College (B.A.), Augustana College. Pacif ic University. Mankato State College; English. Head of Jr High English Department. SALES. Virgil; St. Cloud State College (B.S.h Health. Physical Edu cation. SCHOLL. D. W.. Gustavus Adolphus College (B.S.), Mankato State College (M.S.)j Biology. General Science. Tennis. Athletic Director. SHANKS. Sanford H Jr.; St. Cloud State College (B.S.); American History. ROUSER. Model U N.. Assistant Track Coach. SIEWERT. OttO; Mankato State College (B.S.), University of Min nesota. South Dakota State University; Math. Yearbook. As sistant Basketball Coach. SINNER. Claire; University of Denver (B.A.), Librarian. SMITH. Mrs. Jack; Mankato State College (B.S.h Physical Educa tion. Health. Cheerleaders. Pep Club. GAA. STRAMEL. Clem; St. Thomas College (B.S.). Ft. Hays Kansas State; Algebra. Geometry.Consumer Math. Assistant Football Coach. Assistant Basketball Coach. Intramural. THOMPSON. Robert L.. University of Minnesota. Moorhead State College (B.S.); Social Problems. Advanced Physical Educa tion. Football Coach. Assistant Baseball Coach. TIBBETTS. David M.. Carleton College (B.A.); Life Science. Earth Science. Audio Visual Director. TJENTLAND. Lowell; Concordia College (B A.); Moorhead State College; History. Jr. High Basketball. Stage Crew. Survival preparedness course. WAUGH. Loren. Breadley University. University of Minnesota. Mankato State College (B.S.h Shop. WENDT. Gerhard; Mankato State College (B.S.). Bemidp State College. Winona State College. Industrial Arts. Social Studies. Bus and School patrol. ZEUG. Roger A.; College of St. Thomas (B.S.), World History. Physical Education. Assistant Football Coach. Wrestling Coach. ZSCHUNKE. Don; MacPhail College of Music (B.S.). (M.M.h In strumental Music. Sr. High Band. Dance Band. Color Guard. Pom pons. Maiorettes. 122 Judex Activities Division Page 16 Majorettes AFS 88 Model UN Music Division Page Baseball 68 Basketball 62 One Act Plays Boys and Girls State 89 Organizations Division Page Camera Club 45 Pom pon Girls Cheerleaders 36 Principals Coaches 73 Prom Cooks 15 Cross Country 69 Rotarians Custodians 15 ROUSER Debate 41 School Board Declamation 47 Science Club Senior Choir Eighth Grade 78 Senior Class Play Senior Division Page Faculty Division Page 4 Senior High Band FFA 48 Seventh Grade fha 50 Seventh and Eighth Grade Choruses Football 64 Sophomore Class Foreword 2 Sports Division Page Freshman Choir 58 Stage Crew Freshman Class 80 Stamp Club Student Council GAA 46 Student Government Day Golf 71 Table of Contents Ffomecoming 18 Tennis T rack Intramural 47 Underclassmen Division Page Junior Class 84 Ushers Club Junior High Band 58 Wrestling Language Clubs 38 Yearbook Let termen 12 Librarians 44 Ahrens. Colleen 90. Am berg. Thomas — 90. Arndt. Brenda 51.90. Barnes. Raymond 90. Bliss. Lee 49.65.90. Boushek. Diane 20. 29. 32. 35.37. 39. 89.90.90.102. Braken. Cynthia — 50.51.90. Brandt. Susan 24.29.54.90. Braun. Russell 49.90. Bronson. Hardy — 35. 70. 72.90. Buckley. Donald 17. 48. 67. 72. 90. Buckley. Thomas 38.90. Bunting. Darlene — 91. Ceplecha. Maria 21. 34. 39. 43. 44. 55. 91. Cheney. Barbara — 34. 51.91. Christensen. Dean — 8. 41. 48. 49. 54. 55. 89.91.101.102. Dahmes. Michael — 8. 89.91. Dahmes. Sharon -91. Davis, Michelle — 32. 41.91. DeGroat. Nancie 50. 51.91. Diehl. Steve — 24. 25.45. 64. 89. 72.92. 102. Diessner. Cynthia 20. 29. 35. 37. 39. 41. 72.92.102. Dirtam. Gordon — 33. 47.92. Dolan. Rae Ann 29.34.39.41.42.92. Dolezal. Nancy 92. Eichton. Thomas - 8. 89.92.102. Evans. Guy — 92. Evenson. Jeffrey 62. 63. 69. 71. 72.92. Fluck. Charlene — 92. Fox. Penny — 29. 34. 43. 89.92.102. Franklin. Myrna — 50.92.101. Garman. Myra — 40. 45.92. Gegner. C hristine 42.93.101. Gordon. Linda 25.40.54.93. Green. Bonnie -51.93. Gustafson. Lynda — 17. 20. 24. 29. 32. 38. 55.72.93. Guyer. Myron 17.72.93. Halter. Janet — 18.19. 21.93. Hartwig. Susanne — 44. 55.93. Senior Judex Heaton. Alan 40. 43. 45.63.93. Hennes. Katherine 20. 28. 32. 91.94. Hess. Linda — 51.94. Hilbert. Donna - 42. 55.94. Hillmer. Joan — 94. Hutchinson. Burdett 94. Jessop. Thomas 51.67.91.94, Johnson. Alan — 47.94. Johnson. Jean — 29. 40. 43. 55.94. Johnston. Sandra — 94. Jones. Stephen 29. 44. 68. 69. 72. 89. 94.101. Juul. Dorthea 24. 29. 34. 41. 42. 89.91. 101.102. Kaehler. Gaylen - 44. 89.95. Kappers. John — 95. Kayser. Ruth — 8.17. 21. 25. 27. 28. 39. 88. 95. Kemnitz. Larry — 23. 95. Kempfert. Dale 24.27.63.67.95. Knudsen. karen - 17. 21. 25.33. 37. 54. 72. 88.89.95. knudson. Ann Marie 95. Kohler. John 26. 48. 49. 95. Koll. Gerald — 17.67. 68. 72. 89.95. Kramer. Courtney — 17. 21. 22. 34.37. 39. 41.42.44.89.96. Kramer. Gail 20.33.54.96. Kreckow. Liane 54.96. Kremin. Barry — 96. Krueger. Richard — 17.47. 63. 67.72.96. Larson. Allan — 49.96. Larson. Scott 32. 38. 96. Laughlin. Elizabeth — 8. 20. 22. 28. 33. 43. 44.88.96.101. Lauster. Julie 21. 28. 33. 89.96. Littlefield. Marlene 50. 51. 96. Maasch. Larry - 49.96. Mahonev. Robert - 96. Mann. Lynora — 51.97. Marks. John — 48. 49. 97. Marquardt. Mary 21.34.37.43.97. McClard, Mary — 97. Monahan. Sharleen 50.97. Myers. Barbara 97. Nelson. Richard 17. 29. 41. 48. 49. 67. 72. 89.97.102. Nemitz. C heryl — 98. Otto. Kathy — 27. 33. 40. 41.98.101. Otto. Steven — 63.68. 69. 72.98. Owens. Catherine — 34. 38. 98.102. Parker. Mark 49.98. Preusse. Scott — 71.98. Redding. Mary — 98. Roberts. Keith 98. Robertson. Ann 20. 28.98. Rondhovde, Elizabeth — 38. 50. 51.98. Schablin. Richard — 51.98. Schei. Deborah — 51.98. Schewe. Maynard 29. 35. 40. 44. 68. 69. 89.99. Schmidt. Marilyn — 99. Schultz, lone — 99. Sletten. Marcelyn 8. 33.35. 39. 89. 99. 102. Smetak. Joyce — 50.99. Soupir. Richard — 65.99. Stanton. Diane 17. 20. 29. 54. 89. 99. 101. Stephens. Kenneth — 24. 99. Strawzell. Steven — 17. 24. 55. 67.72. 99. 101. Thiesen. Richard — 63. 69. 72. 89.99. T imm. C arol — 21.41.44.99. Tollefson. Dawn — 20. 34. 89. 99. Uhlenkamp. Nancy 23.29.32.39.43. 45.99. Wandersee. Lois — 50. 51.99. Voit. Bernard — 34. 42.100. Weltsch. Thomas — 39.64. 72. 89.100. Wet more. Robert 17.22.32.67.68.72. 100. Whittet. Thomas — 17. 67.100. Wieland. Michael — 23.100. Willshire. Karen 22. 23.100. Woelfel. Evonne — 28. 38,100. Zins. Monica — 8. 20. 29. 34. 38. 41. 44. 89. 100. Zschunke. Mary Lou — 20. 25. 29. 35. 37. 40. 43. 54.100.101. 124 v;. .V, : V?5r-jasc: O-S. «. • . «r yszr .:f x r v v r� , T.. . '■ t'-V vr-w. ■. s- .z? ; ’ 2hr W2 ; • - _• 12 , . - - .... - r -• . • - . -. ■••• • •. .« « � •- •. - . ■ ■■ • -. ■ •«.- y .-• •-. • H w • v • .N • , - . « • • • • . v. • V .