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

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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

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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

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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