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

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Cards Are Worth-a-Ton of Trojans The superstition and excitement that had been simmering for weeks started to rise to a new level on Thursday, October 12 at the Super- Pepfest. Besides the traditional cheering and speech-making, a surprise fashion show of all of the varsity football players’s pajamas was presented by the “A and “B squad cheer- leaders and the Cardinettes. Through their embarrassment, the players managed to laugh at what their teammates had for nighttime apparel. Other highlights included a routine by the Cardinettes and the antics of the Senior and Junior girls football teams cheerleaders. These activities were only the beginning of the Cardinal spirit that came in the next two days. “Trudge over the Juniors, and “Get those Seniors were among the cries from both teams in the annual Powder Puff Football Game. The exciting game was highlighted bv a 6-6 tie at the end of the game. The game went into over- time with the final score being 18-12 in favor of the Juniors. Both sides were luckv to have verv energetic and spirited cheerleaders. One year short of a decade and to celebrate the thirty-third Homecoming event, the Big Red defeated the Worthington Trojans 14-13, on a very “lucky’ Fridas the Thirteenth, proving that the Redwood Falls Cardinals are “ Worth-a- ton of Trojans. This was a big and glorious victory to the team, and especially to the Seniors who wore RFI) for their final home- coming battle at Memorial Field

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Being Yourself. . . It’s a time. .. to be what I’ve always wanted to be a humble and honest person, a welcomed and needed friend, an athlete, a scholar, an individual ever having in my mind others instead of me Let me live, let me love, and let me pass it on. ’’ Be yourself’ is a dangerous slogan. Always be a little better than yourself After a w hile vou get that way. “The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. Pablo Casals “ Look upon the art of living as the greatest, noblest, and hardest of all arts.’ When one door closes Another door opens; But we so often look so long And so regretfully Upon the closed door. That we do not see the ones Which open for us. Alexander Graham Bell and Being Alone 8

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10 Homecoming ’72 a “Victory” On Fridav afternoon at 2:15, all hearts jumped in the auditorium, as the traditional drum roll was started. After thirty seconds the Redwood Falls tri- captains had crowned Stacey Johnson as the thirty-third Homecoming Queen of Redwood Falls. Through tears of happiness Queen Stacev graciously received her crown, cape, and scroll and wished a good luck to the team. Being greeted and congratulated by the 1971 Homecoming Queen Bev Rebstock. Stacev was also serenaded by Mike Zimmerli singing Follow Me’ and “Bookends ”. The ceremonies ended with the traditional processional, followed by the Homecoming parade. ABOVE RIGHT: Queen Stacey BEI.OW: The 1972 Homecoming Court LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Jorgenson, Mary Klabunde. Thor Raardal, Mary Ryan. Barry kleinart, Shelly Domschot. Dave Bierber. Queen Stacey Johnson, Jim Wittwer. Scott Lasley, Steve Brandt, Gail Johnson, Paul Foreman. Sue Von Mosch. and Dan Puls.