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

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ROW ONE: Stacey Johnson. Ruth Evans, 1 -ori Hillger, Barb Hush). Peggy Garrett. Lynette kaehler ROW TWO: Terri Kelly. Nancy Flinn. Scott Hammerschmidt. Charlene lleiling. Jolene Jensen. Gail Johnson. Mary klabundo ROW THREE: Shari Kammerer. Larry kodet, Lynn kodet. Bill Kea. Veanne Gehrke. LcAnn Hotovec. Pat Johnson. Cheryl Eischens. ROW FOUR: Don Foy, Tom Fox, Sue Herbert. Thor kaardal. Berry klcinart. Keith Jensen. Paul Jorgenson. Mark Cluth. Paul Fore- man MISSING: Steve Hammerschmidt. Marianne Hanson, (herald Hess. ROW ONE: Carol Nolting. Ruth I arsen, Kathy Nordby, Lynn Quesenberry. Gail Muchlinski. Diana Nelson. Nancy Schmidt. Aundria Mam men ROW TWO: Darlyce Marnmenga. Ann Rosen. DeAnn Schroeder. Dan Seaman. Gary Meyers, Barrv Moiser. Beth Preusse, Terri Larson. ROW THREE: Bob Or- cutt. Mike LeBrun, Dean Okins. Debbie Roshaven, Mark Per- son. Mary Ryan. Ted Schmidt. Doug Koll. ROW FOUR: Phil Krum. Chuck Otto. Brad Prahl. Tom Larson. Dan Puls. Craig Kotval. Mike McKenna. George Phillips, Greg Regnier JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT Mary Ryan. SECRETARY Gail Muchlinski. VICE-PRESI- DENT Paul Jorgenson. TREASURER Nancy Flinn Tomorrow Is Ours ROW ONE: Jo Becker. Larry Ball. Kathy Carity, Sue Buckley, Anne Cady. Diane Dworshak. Jill Becker ROW TWO: Lynn Cairns. Bob Dahms. Vicki Allan. Barb Bloedow. Joan Blanken- hagen. Robin Cheney. Kathy Filers, Ix Ann Bart el t ROW THREE: Pat Dole al, Dan Corrow. Deb Dolezal. John Boyle, Scott Eckhart. Steven Brandt, Becky Dirnberger. ROW FOUR: David Biebcr. Dan DeWolfe, Russ Baumann, John Barnes, Randy Brau. Tim Bvram. Thomas Broberg, Roger Burton. ROW ONE: Jo Vagle. Sue Von Mosch, Jan Thiesen. Dorothy Smith. Sands Teick, Lynette Simning. ROW TWO: Becky Zeug. Janet Stramel. Mary W'ieland. Gary Thiel. Randy Stephens. Gary Soupir, Dennis Zieske ROW THREE: Pat Tetrick. Penny Sorem, Wayne Tiffany. Sue Wegner, Barb Zachow. Debbie Swigart. Scot Zimmerman, Mike Sowder ROW FOUR: Paulette Thompson. Greg Wersal, Dave Tisue, Jim Wittwer, Randy Sme- tak. Mark Thrilkill. Mark Tollefson, Lynn Zitsmann MISSING: Craig Schuler. Lori Seaman. 90

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AFS — From Thailand.. . Now summer has come and that means my year in Redwood Falls has come to an end, too. I really never had a year like this before; a busy year with a lot of fun and new experiences, a year that passed so fast, my memorable year in Redwood Falls. 1 had always dreamed of being an AFS student, but never thought I would succeed. 1 always thought I didn’t know enough English to pass the AFS test. However, my dream came true. I left Thailand on July 19. 1971, and flew across the ocean to New York. Can you imagine how exciting it was to go to another country and yet how sad to leave home and family for a whole year? At the beginning,! didn't really know what I felt, glad or sad. 1 was very con- fused and worried about my future as an AFS’er in Redwood Falls. I didn’t know what to do and what to say, what was right or wrong. This was the start of many experiences. I suddenly became an AFS foreign student, a representative and ambassador for Thailand, a part of an American family and community, and a stu- dent in RFHS. I had become a different person only a week after I had left my country. I had to be many things at the same time, and had to adapt myself to fit in the community. So many things were different from my own country - the climate, customs, religion, language, food, school. The one thing that I liked very much was that the American people were always friendly and kind to me. Thank you for giving me a good time while I stayed here. I have so much to say, but one page is too little for me to conclude and evaluate my year. I’d like to thank AFS for giving me the opportunity to come here. It's really great to become an AFS’er and to learn so many new things. I will never be sorry to have taken a year from college to become an AFS student. It has been a very valuable year that can't be compared with anything else. I have made lots of friends and I am sure I will miss them when I go back home. I know it’s hard to say good-bye and I don't want to say it, but still I am anxious to see my family again. Kany’s host family, the John Tiffany's FROM LEFT, FRONT: Paul. Mr. Tiffany. Mrs Tiffany. Lee BACK: kany. Jean Wayne, and Bruce I hope my year has brought you better under- standing of my country and myself, as much as I have learned from you. Please remember me as your friend from Thailand. Remember, too, that there is a house in Bangkok waiting to give you a very warm welcome. Keep this in mind and visit me sometime. If it’s possible, I will come back and see you again. Until then, I will always be thinking of you. Finally, may these lines remind you and me to think about other people and help them have the chance for a wonderful experience like AFS. Goodbye and good luck for now and always. Walk together. Talk together All ye peoples of the earth. Then and only then shall ye have peace. Kanpirom ‘‘Kany’’ Ingcachaichote AFS Student from Thailand 92