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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1981 volume:

1981 Cardinal Redwood Falls High School Redwood Falls, Minnesota 56283 Volume 66 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life: You and RFHS, you're looking good . 4 Seniors: We bring good things to life ................ 18 Underclassmen: We feel good all under .................34 Faculty: Have it your way .............................46 Sports: It's worth risking your life for ..............58 Organizations: The Great American Candinals ...........90 Activities: You deserve a break today ............... 122 Advertisements: We do it all for you .................138 S TUDENT LIFE You and RFHS, you re looking good! 5 Fiddler on the Roof” The lights went up; the curtain opened and the characters on stage came alive. This was the start of the presentation of Fiddler on the Roof. It all began with tryouts the first week of September. After much thought and consid- eration, the cast was chosen. Months of dedication and hart work, in time, led to a production that was later known as one of the best musicals ever presented at RFHS. Many other people helped to make this pro- duction a success. These people included: Directors-Mark Nelson, Virgil Felt, Gary Bestmann, and Carol Hudek; set crew, cos- tume and make-up crew; lighting, sound and photography crew and their director, Mr. Johnson; student director, Jann Hanning; Mrs. Kittelson's art classes. Fiddler on the Roof' will long be remem- bered because it was prepared for and pre- sented by people who really cared. 8 The Eye Opener 9 2. Ladies, if I've cold you once. I've told you a thousand 3. Wake up habrice; you re on! nmrs r ' 4. When it comes to making music, this pot doesn't fiddle around. 10 CAST Tevye, the dairyman .....................................Christopher Hopkins Golde, his wife ..............................................Lisa Myers Their Five Daughters T“itel .......................................................Gail Zachow H°de ........................................................... Mari Espeland Ghava .......................................................Dawn Monsrud Shprintze .................................................Elizabeth Herding Bielke .........................................................Kris Kuehn Yente, the matchmaker ........................................Wendy Castle Motel, the tailor ............................................Joshua Dixon Shandel, his mother .......................................Christine Bauer Perchik, the student .............................................Patrick Pryor Lazar Wolf, the butcher ........................................Dean Weber Frumah-Sarah, his deceased wife ...............................Julie Revier Grandma Tzeitel, another dead one ............................Cara Hanson Rabbi ...................................................... Douglas Toltzman Mendel, his son .............................................Michael Barnes Mordcha, the innkeeper ........................................Scott Prouty Nahum, the better ........................................Steven Jackson Avrahm, the bookseller ......................................Charles Nolting Villagers Fredel .......................................................Pamela Reck M'rala ....................................................................Dawn Dingmann Surcba .......................................................Lisa Redmann Moishe ..................................................... Douglas Schultz Hershel .....................................................Melanie Olson Shloime ......................................................Todd Zimmer Yakov ..................................................... Melissa Kiergaard Yitzuk .......................................................Jessa McCorkell Yussel .........................................................Mark Janning Anya .......................................................Catarina Thedin Berille .......................................................Cindy Bohlik Bluma ........................................................Lisa Schrank Russians Constable ......................................................Joel Rohlik Fyedka .........................................................Neil Barnes Sasha ......................................................Jonathon Dixon Ghaim ........................................................Wendy Schroeder Duvitlel ......................................Fabrice Supplisson Fr'est .......................................................Paul Tiffany 1. Cara rising up in the world 2. Enjoying a glass of cheer are Russian soliders: Fabrice. Jon. Wendy, and Neil. 3. A touching moment as Golde is presented with flowers at the close of the production 11 Homecoming 1980 Here’s to good friends; tonight is kind of special. Harvest Festival, theme of the 1980 Homecoming Coronation, appropriately described the setting for that special Monday night, September 29. Arrangements of assorted dried weeds, pumpkins, and other fall decorations adorned the stage. Jeff Baker, Master of Ceremonies, introduced this year's Homecoming candidates. Debbie Trimnell Mattison expressed her thanks for having the chance to be the 1979 Homecoming Queen of Redwood Falls. After wishing the candidates luck, Debbie stepped aside for the crowning of the 1980 Homecoming King and Queen. Following a drumroll, Duane Heiling was crowned King by Chris Brauer and Kelly Hogan; Ronda Barnes was crowned Queen by Steve Heiling and Mike Schmit. Serenading this year's King and Queen were Sandy Kotval and Chris Hopkins with Moments to Remember.” After the Grand March, the Royalty, along with their subjects, paraded down to the athletic Field for a pepfest led by the enthusiastic RFHS pepband. 1. and 2. This year's little people are Kimberly Braland. Sarah Stoterau. Ryan Erickson, and Eric Bestmann. 3. The members of the Royal Court include: Row 1: Lisa Panitzke, Tracie Hultiquist, Kathy Boden- steiner, Catarina Thcdin, Sarah Stoterau. Ryan Erickson. Eric Bestmann. Kim Braland. Rochelle Rossow. Beth Muetzel. Teresa Tetrick. Row 2: Mike Henning. Joel Rohlik, Dan Heiling, Fabrice Suplisson. Kelly Hogan, Chris Brauer. King Duane Heiling, Queen Ronda Barnes. Steve Heiling, Mike Schmit. Kurt Hjerpe, Chad Johnson. Eric Farnberg. 12 1 Th« ! Homecoming Royalty are King Duane Heiling and Queen Ronda Barnes. 2. and 3. The King and Queen address their subjects. 4. and V Chris Hopkins and Sandy Kotval sing to the King and Queen. 6. The King and Queen dance at the Royalty Ball. 7. The Master of Ceremonies. Jeff Baker, introduces the Royalty. 8. 1979 Homecoming Queen Debbie Mattison bids farewell I’m a cardinal, He ’s a cardinal, We re all cardinals, Wouldn ’t you like to Be a cardinal too? 1. The winning Eighth Grade float: The Cardinal Strikes Back. 2. Seventh Grade float: We re taking the Cardinal walk! 3. Tenth Grade float: Trick the Trojans. 4. Ninth Grade float: Plunge to a Victory. Our spirits were dampened when the Homecoming parade had to be postponed due to rain. However, the procession of floats hit the streets immediately before the game, which helped produce a fired- up crowd. 1. Junior float: Our Girds arc stacked against yours. 2. The pie face-off held at the afternoon pepfest included Ms. Bowen and Mr. Stotcrau. 3. Cheerleaders float: Were expecting a victory. 4. The theme for Homecoming Coronation. Harvest Festival, is brought out on the Queen's float made by the Seniors. 15 While everyone else in Redwood Falls spent his summer tanning and working, I spent the summer of 1980 in Bremen, West Germany. I experienced many new things: not only a totally new culture, but also a tiring nine hour flight to and from Europe, being away from my family for ten weeks, and the trials and tribulations of trying to fit everything into one suticase that wouldn't weigh too much when 1 got on the plane. Even though I had had two years of German with Herr Janning, learning German in class and speaking German every minute of a day is quite a different thing, so I was glad that my German family spoke English as well as they did. My AFS mother, Martha (Marta is the pronunciation), spoke very excellent English and understood everything 1 said if I spoke slowly and in simple language. One thing I especially learned about languages when I was away was that people in the United States don t speak English — we speak American! You may think that there is no no difference, but believe me there is. Also, you wouldn't believe all the slang that slips into your vocabulary without your even realizing it. The last four days that I was in Bremen all the AFSers that had been in Germany for the summer came to Bremen to talk over their experiences. My youngest sister Svantje came with me to the first meeting so I wouldn't get lost because Bremen has a population of 600,000. When all the AFSers got together it was such a relief to speak American and not German or British English that we all went crazy and talked and talked. My poor little sister who understood most of what 1 said at home, didn’t understand a thing! Now that I look back at my summer it all seems so far away. It has left a lasting impression on me about people and priorities. It will always be a special memory for me. My AFS family gave so much of themselves to me, a relatively total stranger, it leaves no doubt in my mind about the goodness of people the world over and the possibilities for complete world peace. One of the reasons that I got put in the family I did was because we share a common love for music. Even though I had never seen an opera and didn't know much about it, AFS matched us up, and I had a very good experience learning about opera. I was even able to attend the Opera Festival held in Verona, Italy, each summer. It just goes to show that until you really experience something, you really can't judge or pretend to know what it involves. I also learned a lot about architecture. We think that the U.S. is old because it had its 200th birthday, but compared to the buildings and theaters in Europe, the U.S. is just a baby. I could go on for hours about all the things I tried, learned, enjoyed, and experienced; but mostly I learned that no matter how far you travel, people are essentially the same world over, and it is always nice to come home. 16 Foreign AFS’ers As I think back on my AFS year, I have a hard time trying to express my feelings. It is made up of so many things that it is quite confusing to summarize in a couple paragraphs. However. I can say that I'm very grateful to all the people who made my year in Redwood Falls possible . . . and so great. The two principle centers of my stay and from which everything started are my host family and Redwood Falls High School, including all the friends I met and shared this year with. I realize how lucky I am to have been able to live such an experience I have learned a lot about the United States and its people, but it also helped me to have an outside view of my own country that will help me to understand it even better. Thank you. everybody; I am not about to forget this year!! Fabrice Suplisson France Many times during the year I have thought about the first time I saw Redwood Falls. I remember how I thought this is where I am going to live for the next year, in this town that I don't know anything about, and among these people that were strangers to me. Now when my year is almost over, it is hard for me to believe that all the friendly people at Redwood Falls were at one time strangers to me. I can honestly say that my year here as an AFS- student has been the best in my life. Everybody, especially my host family and friends, have all tried to make me feel at home. Some occasions that I will always remember are. for example, when my friends organized a surprize party for me on my birthday, and of course. I will never forget my Christmas vacation that I spent in Arizona and California with my host family. These and many other things which I have experienced here in the United States will be very special memories to ring back to Sweden. Thank you. Redwood Falls, for everything and a special thanks to my host family, friends, and the AFS-chapter. Cattis Thedin Sweden 17 SENIORS Todd Amberg Heather Anderson Sherri Ahrens Joyce Arndt Class Officers: Duane Hciling, Kathryn Bodensteiner. Lisa Panitzke, Michael Henning Roberta Anderson 20 Linda Baker Peter Bellig Wendy Castle Linda Cornell Dawn Dingmann Susan Buckley 21 Steven Christensen Michael Domeier Carrie Evers Sharon Goblirsch Todd Hagen Eric Farnberg Randy Friese Mari Espeiand Todd Gilland Aaron Gauthier Mark Erie m Nancy Filzen Janitta Henning Daniel Heiling Steven Heiling Charles Hitchcock 23 Tracie Hulquist Jeffrey Hum Brent Jahnke 24 Lisa Johnson Rita Just Chad Johnson Cathy Kammerer Jean Kaufenberg Kristine Keil Dean Kissner Lori Kramer Julie Kcllen Jody Kretsch Lisa Panitzke 27 Susan Prahl Gregory Robbins Joel Rohlik Rochelle Rouow Kim Rindfleisch Sheri Schefus Todd Scherbing Loren Sawatzky Jeff Schmidt Ronald Prouty 29 Suzanne Smirh James Swigarc Catarina Thedin (AFS) Teresa Tetrick Christine Tryon Laurie Turbes Eva Toltrman Matt Thrailkill Ronald Tisue Michael Vick Janet Tiffany Pamela Thiel 31 N nci Woodford Sandy Zieskc Class Motto: Look to this day for it is life, the very life of life .. . For yesterday is already a dream; and tomorrow is only a vision; But today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, And every tomorrow a vision of Hope, (from the Sanskrit) Class Colors: Cream and Burgundy Class Flower: Cream Rose Cardinals are forever. 33 34 UNDERCLASSMEN. . . We feel good all under! Juniors . . . Above Row 1: Beth Andersor., Tammy Barker, Mike Barnes. Neil Barnes. Linda Baune. Todd Bliss. Scott Broberg. Row 2: Rodney Bruce. Doug Bunting. Clare Ceplecha. Denise Childs. Dave Dallman. Jody Dingman. Josh Dixon. Debbie Draeger. Row 3: Karen Duscher. Alice Fichhorn. Sandy Farmer. Tim Frederikson, Kim Fnese. Paulette Gcrrety. Row 4: Shawn Grave, Greta Hall. Cara Hanson. Ruth Haugan, Dale Heiling. Rob Helwig. Right -Row I: Dawn Henning. Mike Henry. Beth Hertling, Mike Hindermann. Kevin Hjerpe. Mark Hogan. Row 2: Michelle Holscher. Chris Hopkins. Gary Iverson. Sandy Jacobson. Jeff Jensen. Alan Juenemann. Row 3: Mark Kappes. Gary Kasten. Jean Katzenberger. Dave Kauppi. Judy Kauppi. Kari Keil, Julie Kenny. Row 4: Laurie Knudson, Sandy Kotval. Rick Kramer. Kim Kretsch. Terri Kretsch, Garrett Krueger. Todd Kulin. 36 you ’re looking good Class Officers: Mike Smith (V. Pres ). Greta Hall (Pres ). Patty Mahoney (Sec.), Rodney Bruce (Trcs.). LEFT-Row 1: Dean Lewis. Steve Madson, Becky Martens. Patty McKenna. Cory Myers. Scott Ness. Mark Nuedecker Row 2: Brian Neuharth, Chuck Nolting, Paul Nyhus. Marya Ochs. Brenda Ouren. Chad Peterson Row 3: Suzanne Phelps. Mark Poss. Scott Prouty. Pat Pryor. Cathy Pullen. Pam Reck. Row 4: Lisa Redmann. Mike Ringeisen, Cyndy Rohlik. Jeff Scharlemann. Brian Schefus. Sheila Schefus. Shelly Schefus. BELOW-Row l: Scott Schei. Kristi Schiller. Michele Schlemmer. Cyndy Schmidt. Lori Schmit, Eric Scholl. Row 2: Lisa Schroeppel. Dale Seime, Mike Smith. Stephanie Sommerfeld. Deb Stark. Rosemary Stark Row 3: Mary Swoboda. Tamme Tetrick. Paul Tiffany. Alan Tisdel, Kevin Vik. Wayne Wacek. Kelly Wall Row 4: Dean Weber. Theresa Weycr. Brian Wiedrich. Jenny Wood. Joan Wood. Sandy Woodford, Bryan Wright. Norman Zeise. Missing: Tim Christenson. Pat Foy. Bob Kaufenberg. Lynne Knutson. Patty Mahoney. Dawn Miller. Jan Mtxinier. Lisa Toren. 37 Row 1- Pat Aarons. Chad Amberg. Shelly Anderson. Wayne Bellig. Shelly Bigger. Allan Boots. Row 2- Bruce Buller. Mike Castor. Wanda Colby. Teresa Cook. Shawn Corder. Tony Coulson, Donna Dalberg Row 3- Cheryl Dallman, Todd Dallman. Chad Draeger. Pam Drier. Sue Duckstad, Vicki Dworeshak. Row 4- Melanie F.ckhart, Joe Ehlers, Janet Erickson. Todd Erickson. Steve Erie, Denae Poller. Krista Fuhr. Row 1- Chris Gerrety, Chris Gilland. Carol Haugan, Jeff Hauswirth. Jim Heiling. Brian Hennen, Amy Hertling. Row 2 Lori Hooper. Chad Jacobsen. Marty Janning, Kathy Jensen. Sue Johnson. David Jones. Steve Jones Row 3- Sue Jones. Kim Kissner. Jeff Knutson. Jeanne Kramer. Carmen Kretsch. Renee Kretsch, Dave LeBrun. Row 4- Kevin Lechner. Julie Liebl. Norma Lincoln. Peter Lyman. Terry Malecha. you wear it well Class Officers: Doug Tokzman (V. Pres ), Zanc Russetr (Pres ), Scott Neudecker (Sec.), Jeff Knutson (Tres.). Row 1- Cliff Martens. Glenn McKay, Gordon McKay. Brian Meister. John Moldestad. Cheryl Morley. Kathy Muetzel. Row 2- Carrie Nearing. Jinny Nelson, Scott Neudecker. Shari Neudecker. Karin Nyhus. Charles Ochs, Michelle Olson. Row 3- Mark Otto. Brian Panitzke. Roger Panitzke. Mike Peterson. Lynn Phan. Joel Phelps Row 4- Larry Read. Rick Read. Jerry Rindfleisch. Jeff Rodd. John Rodd. Amy Rohlik, Joe Rudenick. Row l- Scott Scharlemann. Lisa Schefus. Kim Schiller. Jeff M Schmidt. Jeff L. Schmidt. Lisa Schrank. Row 2- Doug Schultz. Jill Seaman. Kathy Serbus. Ellen Soupir. Dwayne Stark. Barb Swoboda. Row 3- Tom Tetrick. Don Tisdel. Doug Toltzman. Mike Tolzmann. Mark Trefry. Tony Wall. Becca Weber. Row Row 4-Cindy Weeks. Denise Werner. Joan Woelfel. Todd Zimmer Missing: Tim Childs. Jim Gauthier. Craig LaBrie, Melissa Machart. Connie Peters. Zane Russett. Bill Schmidt. Tim Smith. Betty Jo Wurscher. 39 ABOVE: Row 1: Troy Amberg. Troy Barnes. Brad Becker. Michelle Berberick. Pat Bliss. Bob Boney. Tom Bonnema Row 2: Shawn Bruflodt, Jim Cech, Todd Childs. Tammy Christians. Jon Dixon. Leif Fspeland. Row 3: Bryan Evers. Jenny Feldt, John Fenske. Lisa Gaffney. Aaron Galstad, Brad Galstad. Mike Garnhardt. Row 4: Tim Gerrety, Craig Gilland. Ron Goblirsch. Julie Gordon, Paul Guimond. RIGHT Row 1: Mark Haas. Dawn Haase. Julie Hanson. Bryan Haugen. Brad Hauswirth. Donna Henning. Dave Hindermann. Row 2: Kris Hjerpe, Bob Hovick. Paul Iverson. Doug Jackson. Darla Jahn, Dawn Jahn. Row 3: Mark Janning. Lisa Jensen. Tracy Jurgenson. Nancy Johnson. Erick Kaardal. Kasia Kaminski. Susan Kenny. Row 4: Jim Kiecksee. Melissa Kiergaard. Dorene Kissner, Karen Kissncr, Tom Kodet. LEFT: Row 1: Bonnie Kramer, Chad Kratzke. Julie Kretsch, Kristi Kuehn, Kris Lackmann. Connie Liebl, Deb Lucas. Row- 2: Sandy Lund. Sandy Malecha, Jesse McCorkeil. Mark Miller. Jennifer Moldestad. Chad Monsrud. Row 3: Steve Muetzel. Tim Nesburg. Scott Norman. Melinda Ochs. Jody Olerud. Melanie Olson. Tim Otto. Row 4: Debbie Peterson, Cheryl Pettis. Lisa Poppe. Amy Poss. Danette Potter. David Prouty. Pam Revier BELOW: Row l: Shelly Robbins. Mike Roberts. Shanna Scherbing, Marilyn Schlemmer, Mary Schlemmer. Steve Schlemmer. Brenda Schultz. Row 2: Randy Seaman. Tina Simning. Pam Smith. Pat Simmons. John Smart. Jim Stepan Row 3: Shon Sundet. Rod Thiel. Barb Tisdel, Bev Turbes. Lori Vanderwerf. Greg Vik, Steve Voss. Row 4: Joe Wall. Teresa Warner. Tim Woelfel. Kelly Young. Sandy Young. Dawn Zachow, Tim Beske. Dallas Einck Missing Laurie Burdick, Todd Haas. Diane Heiderscheidt. Betty Henrichs. Kim Nordby. Scott Grave. 8th Grade . . Row 1: Steve Aakre. Brian Allex, Mark Arndt, Tom Balko, Pat Beauzay, Jason Becker. Row 2: Yvette Benson, Dave Boots. Tom Brau, Dave Bunting. Kelly Castle. Michele Castor. Jerome Cech. Row 3: Pat Domeier.Jim Duckstad. Genny Ehlers. Joan Einck, Brenda Evers. Rick Farmer. Row 4: Molly Farnberg. Scott Friese. Mark Fuhr. Vicki Galstad, Jim Gordon. Julie Gray. Daryl Haase. Denise Hamilton. Row 1: Melissa Hassebroek. Kevin Heiling, Craig Hillier. Chad Hilton. Barb Hinderman. Brent Huhnerkoch Row 2: Jim Jensen. Pat Jensen, Sherry Jones, Dave Kammcrer. Kim Kammerer. Dynettc Kiecker, Jeff Kissner. Row 3: Tim Klabunde. Charles Kodet. Lisa Kuehn, Chris Laraway, Troy Larson. Nathan Leeman. Row 4: Shanyn Lendtvedt. Debbie Lussenhop, Jim Martens. Matthew Martinez. Paul Matchette. it lasts a long, long time Class Officers: Chad Hilton (V Pres.). Troy Larson (Pres.), Genny Ehlcrs (Sec ). Rodney LaBrie (Tres.). Row 1: Rich Miska. Julie Muetzel, Tom Nelson, Mark Nemitz, Jim Ncsburg. Tammy Ness Row 2: Amy Noren, Tom Ochs. Peter Owens. Ronda Peters. Bill Peterson. Lon Phan. Kathy Phelps Row 3: Lance Prouty. Susan Randgaard. Charles Read. Joel Read. Vicky Rindfieisch. Tim Ringeisen Row 4: Beth Rohlik. Chris Roller. Scott Russell. Angela Sandeen. Jim Sandgren. Tammy Schacher Row 1: Jenny Schmidt. Kurt Schmidt. Renae Schroeder, Paul Schroer. Steve Schwantes. Lon Serbus. Row 2: Dawn Stanton. Jackie Stepan. Mark Stokke, Jerome Swoboda. Roxanne Tetrick. Greg Toltzman, Tom Trandahl. Row 3: Jim Tyron, Jeff Vance. Renee Ward. Sara Weber. Tony Werner. Diane Weyer Row 4: Dave Wiederich. Tammy Wilcox. Connie Young. Fonda Zeise. Ward Zimmer. John Zwiers. Missing: Rodney LaBrie. Keith Miller. Vicki Olson. Jill Schroeppel. Danney Tanner. 43 7th GRADE . . . Row 1: David Allex, Jody Becker. Jena Boe, Sandy Carlson, Mark Cook. Rick Coulson, Theresia Dixon. Row 2: Kristin Erie, Ann Estes, Ron Farmer, Erik Flinn, Gretchen Fuhr, Julie Gilson. Row 3: Gina Guettcr, Erik Hanson, Craig Heiling, Dawn Helwig, Jim Henderson. Doug Hovick, Teresa Hultquist. Row 1: David Jahn, Michele Jensen, Stacy Jensen. Carol Kaardal, Jeff Kahnke, Mike Knapp. Row 2: Troy Knutson, Bob Kodet, Curt Koewler, Debbie Kramer. Scott Kretsch. Paul Kricgl. Row 3: Chad Kuehn, Pat Kuglin. Bob Larsen. Teresa Larson. Laura Maserek. Kelly McCorquodale, Barb Nearing. CLASS OFFICERS: Jill Schmidt (V. Pres ). Kathy Vik (See.), Dan Steinbach (Pres.). Ron Farmer (Tres.). LEFT- Row 1: Kathy Neitzel, Julie Nyhus, John Ochs. Tammy Otto. Dave Palmer, Scott Poss. Row 2: Travis Raddatz. Troy Raddatz. Julie Reck. Jennifer Rice, Ramona Roller. Robin Salmon Row 3: Randy Schefus. Jeff Schmidt. Jill Schmidt. Jeff Schoenberg. Karen Schultz. Rachael Sidle. Karen Simmons. TMR STUDENTS ROW 1: Valerie Jeppesen. Diane Gewerth. Mary Phillips. Row 2: Theresa Henning, Mike Grundman. Row 3: Vicki Hjulberg. Jeff Uhlenkamp. Missing: Joy Zwiers. Row I: Tammy Sorenson. Dan Steinbach. Anissa Thornes, Kurt Thompson. Linda Tiffany, Linda Tisdel. Row 2: Kathy Vik. Stacy Ward. Scott Warner. Darwin Wellnitz. Jason Werner. Kelly Woodford Row 3: Mike Woodford. Conrad Wyffcis. Donna Zimmer. Missing Debra Johnson Kirsten Marguth. Todd Simning. 45 ¥. FACULTY ■ Administration Mr. Lykins Superintendent Mr Christopherson Sr. High Principal Mr. Scholl Jr. High Principal Mr. Shepley Business Manager Mr. Laufenberger Board of Education Row 1: Mr. Davis, Mrs. Hassinger, Mr. Buckley. Community School Director Row 2: Mr Firnb«fi- Mr Tiffany. Mrs Miska. Mt. Jensen. Secretaries 48 Mrs. Garnhardt Mrs. Davidson Mrs. Kuglin Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Stancer Mrs. Stramel Mrs. Zueg Faculty Mr. Bestmann Music Mr. Boc Physical Education Mrs. Boc Miss Bowen Physical Education Science, Physical Education 49 Mr Braland Social Studies Mr. Clemcntson Science Mr. Broberg Vocational Mr. Dan Science Mrs. Busack English Mrs. DePauw Special Education Mr Duckstad Social Studies Mrs. F.llingworth Mr. Ellingworth English Vocational SO Mr. Erickson Math Mr. fox Math Mrs. F.stebo Special Education Mr. Felt English Mr. Hall Sr. High Counselor Mr. Homan English 51 Miss Hudek English Mr. Janning German Mrs. Janning Vocational Mr. Johnson Audio Visual Mrs. Jones Nurse Mr. Klabunde Science Mrs Kellen Library Aide Mrs. Knudson Special Education Aide Mrs Kretsch Nurse Miss Kuehn Vocational Mr. I.asley Math Mrs. Pabsc Special Education Mrs. Pclz Miss Rohlfing Special F.ducation Aide Vocational 53 Mrs. Roshavcn Library Aide CARDINALS, IE 0 Mrs. Sinner Librarian Mr. Stoterau Social Studies Mr. Shaw Social Studies Mr. Stramel Math Mrs. Swartz Mrs. Tegethoff Mr Thompson English Reading Math 54 Mr. Zellman Mrs. Zellman Mr. Zschunke Scoial Studies Music Music 55 Vocational Mrs. Heffclfinger Health Occupations Mr Kositzky Vocat ional Center Director Mr. Fredin Construction Trades Mr. Mills Graphic Arts Custodians Mrs. Neuharth Secretary Mrs. VonBargen Model Office Mr. Anderson Mr. Baune Mr. Evers Mr. Lange Mr Rcgnier 56 Mr. Ruders Mr. Schmidt Mr. Young Kitchen Staff Mrs. Zimmer. Mrs. Read, Mrs. Raddarz. Mrs. LcBrun, Mrs. Serbus. Mrs Panitzke Busdrivers u Mr. Arnett Mr. Becker Mr. Duscher Mr. Garnhardt Mr. Gordon Mr. Guettcr Mr. Hertle Mrs. Hertle Mrs. Mcnz Mr. Redmann Mr. Thiclen Rev. M Wilson 57 SPOR TS It's worth risking your life for. 59 Football The Redwood Falls Football Team, under Head Coach Rick F.llingworth, had a successful year. Their Final record was 4-5 which didn't show nearly how great their year really was. The Cards had a Conference record of 2-5. Individual honors went to Chad Johnson, Offensive Player of the year; Pat Smith, Defensive Player of the year; Steve Heiling, Most Valuable Player of the year; Bryan Hagert, Mr. Football. All Conference players were Chad Johnson and Steve Heiling. Row 1: Mike Hindermann (mgr). Jeff Voss. Mike Henning. Duane Heil- ing. Mitch Otto. Mark Frie, Chuck Hitchcock. Chad Johnson. Steve Heiling. Matt Thrailkill. Jeff Jensen (mgr) Row 2: Coach Stoterau. Dan Heiling. Todd Hagen. Ron Prouty. Kevin Hjerpe. Krik Scholl. Kurt Hjerpe. Todd Scherbmg. Pat Smith. Coach Braland Row 3: Coach Rick Ellingworth. Jeff Ruoho, Dave Kauppi. Garret Krueger. Shawn Grave. Chuck Nolting, Dean Lewis. Bob Helwig, Dale Heiling. Bryan Hagert. Coach Thompson. Not Pictured: Erie Farnberg. y ames stone Luverne Slayton mgt Marshall Jackson Windom BOARD OPP. 0 B-Squad: Row 1 Glenn McKay. Todd Erickson. Tony Wall. Tim Smith. Chad Draeger. Jeff Hausw.rth. Pete Lyman. Mark I retry. Row 2: Allan Boots, Cliff Martens. Craig UBric. Duane Stark. Brian Me.ster. Bill Schmidt. Steve Erie. Gordon McKay. Coach Steve Thompson. It’s worth risking your life for. 61 7th Grade Row 1: Erik Flinn, Chad Kuehn, Doug Hovick, Erik Hanson, Scott Kretsch, Todd Simning, Ronald Farmer, Jason Werner. Row 2: Paul Kriegl, Craig Heiling, Travis Raddatz, Jeffrey Schmidt, Danny Steinbach, Rick Coul- son. 8th Grade Row 1: Jim Duckstad, Chad Hilton, Tom Ochs, Rod I-aBrie, Tom Nelson, Dave Kammerer. Tim Klabunde, Rick Farmer, Jimmy Nesburg. Row 2: Craig Hillier, Jerry Ceck, Kevin Heiling, Pat Domeier, Jim Jensen, Charles Kodet, Matt Martinez, Pete Owens. Row 3:Jim Martens, Nathan Leeman, Troy Larson, Jason Becker, John Zwiers, Jim Tryon, Pat Beauzay, Dave Bunting. Row 4: Joel Read, Daryl Haase, Dave Widerich, Brent Huhnerkoch, Jeff Vance. 9th Grade 62 Row l:Jim Stepan,John Smart, Steve Voss, Mark Miller, Brad Becker, Tom Kodet, Troy Barnes. Row 2: Scott Norman, Mark Janning, Randy Seaman, Lief Espeland, Paul Iverson, Joe Wall, Mike Roberts. Row 3: Coach Zellman, Kris Hjerpe, Erick Kaardal, Scott Grave, Brad Hauswirth, Bob Hovick, Steve Muetzel, Dave Prouty, Greg Vik, Coach Norman. Boys' Cross Country We’ve the Spirit of Winning Power SCOREBOARD ' 3 Redwood Falls Triangula 4 n New Ulm Invitational 1 3 Marshall Invitational 1 16 Worthington Turkey Trot ! 7 Windtmilnvitational 1 16 Canby Invitational 1 14 Slayton Invitational Redwood Falls Invitational 1 2 Redwood Falls Triangular 1 8 S. W. G nf. 1 2 District 10 ' 12 Region 3 2ne State C lass A What could be more fitting for this year's Boys CC Team. They had a terrific year. Coach Doug Ward again led the guys to an 11-2 record. Captains and seniors of the team were Mike Schmit and Joel Rohlik. Both guys did a great job for their last year. The running Cards” took 1st in S.W. Conf., District 10, and Region 3. Although they were hoping to run away with the state title, they finished 2nd behind Rochester-Lourdes for the 3rd time in a row. Row 1: Jim Cech. Don Tisdcl, David Jahn, Scott Poss, Kurt Thompson. Steve Junker. Tim Gerrety. Rick Miska. Row 2: Ruth Haugen (mgr). Alan Tisdel, Lon Phan. Steve Jones. Tony Coulson. Chad Kratzke. Dale Seime. Cory Myers. Krista Fuhr (mgr) Row 3: Coach Ward. Todd Kuglin, Mark Poss. Brian Neuharth. Jeff Baker. Mike Schmit. Joel Rohlik. Dean Weber. Mike Smith. Jeff Schmidt SCOREBOARD Girls’ Cross Country What a great year for the 1980 Girls' Cross Country Team. Doug Ward, coached the girls to a much improved record over last year. The girls went on to state, a much worked for and deserved honor. The team placed 11th, which was very admirable. The team is really coming together this year. With only one girl graduating, Sue Lackmann, it will be even greater next year. The team took 1st in S. W. Conf., 2nd in District 10, and 2nd in Region 3. 1 3 3 io 2 3 3 12 4 7 4415 3 13 2 6 1 3 1 8 2 2 2 9 11th Redwood Falls Triangular New Ulm Invitational Marshall Invitational Worthington Turkey Trot Windom Invitational Canby Invitational Slayton Invitational Redwood Falls Invitational Redwood Falls Triangular S. W Conf. District 10 Region 3 State 64 Row 1: Melissa Machart. Sue Johnson. Becca Weber. Julie Liebe. Nancy Johnson. Sara Weber, Patrice Kuglin, Linda Tiffany. Row 2: Krista Fuhr (mgr). Sue Lackmann. Cindy Schmidt, Paulette Gertety, Lori Schmit, Beth Anderson. Ruth Haugen (mgr). Coach Ward. Girls’ Tennis Get the Pow-Pow- Power SCOREBOARD 4th in S. W Confjj 1st in District 10 3rd in Region 3 It was an excting year for the Redwood Falls Tennis Team. Coached by Bob Laufenburger, the girls had an overall record of 6-11. The Cards captured 4th in S. W. Conf. 1st in District 10, and 3rd in Region 3. Outstanding individuals were Jody Olerud and Melanie Eck- hart who took 1st in S.W. Conf., District 10, and 4th in Region 3 in the first flight of doubles. Chris Brauer and Sherri Abrens took 1st in S. W. Conf., 2nd in District 10 and tied for 5th in the Region. In the second flight of doubles. Sue Duckstad placed 1st in the District playing singles. Row 1: Amy Poss. Darla Jahn. Renac Schroedcr. Chris Laraway. Vicki Olson. Row 2: Sherri Ahrens, Kim Kammerer, Sue Duckstad (Cape). Chris Brauer. Melanie Eckhart, Jody Olerud, Jenny Feldt. Coach Laufenburger. 65 Girls' Volleyball SCOREBOARD The 1980 Girls' Volleyball Team had their ups and downs, but it gave them something to work for. The team ended its season with a final record of 10-6. The girls took 2nd in S. W. Conf. and District 10. Even though they didn't make it to state, they had a super year! All Conference girls were Kathy Bodensteiner, Cathy Kam- merer, and Kelly Wall. CARDS Montevideo a-uverne J Wabasso jSlayton Ren ille Ckson [indon f rton Gtove Junior Varsity: Row 1: Laurie Knudson, Cindy Rohlik, Sandy Jacobson. Row 2: Tcri Woelfcl (Mgr). Sheri Schefus, Rosemary Stark. Debbie Stark. Coach Bowen. Varsity. Row 1: Jenny Wood (mgr), Julie Kenney, Clare Ceplecha, Sandy Kocval, Lisa Schroeppel, Becky Martens, Kelly Wall, Patti McKenna, Joan Wood (mgr). Coach Bowen. Row 2: Terry Woelfel (mgr). Deb Bruflodt, Sue Buckley, Kelly Hogan, Cathy Kammerer, Kathy Bodensteiner. B-Squad Row 1: Michelle Olson. Jinny Nelson, Kim Schiller. Connie Peters. Kathy Serbus, Janet Erickson, Barb Swoboda. Row 2: Coach Boe, Karin Nyhus. Carmen Kretsch, Kim Kissner. Joan Woelfcl. Shari Neudecker. Carrie Nearing. Lori Hooper. w v 8th Grade Row 1: Julie Gray. Melissa Hassebroek. Ronda Peters. Vicki Gaistad, Lori Serbus. Molly Farnberg, Tammy Schacher Row 2: Coach Elling- worth. Denise Hamilton. Jill Schroeppel. Dawn Stanton. Deb Lussen- hop. Michele Castor, Amy Noren. Not pictured: Roxanne Tetrick, Fonda Zeise. Lisa Kuehn, Sue Randgaard. v. jG O §1 i 4 7 th Grade Row 1: Kelly McCorquodale, Deb Kramer, Dawn Helwig, Rachael Seidl. Jena Bowe. Stacy Jensen. Kathy Ncitzel. Jill Schmidt. Teresa Larson Row 2: Barb Nearing. Ramona Roller, Donna Zimmer, Julie Reck. Kathy Vik. Carol Kaardal. Julie Gilson. Jody Becker. Gina Guettcr, Coach Anderson. 67 Boys’ Varsity Basketball What a fantastic season for the boy's basketball team! This year's guys were the best yet. The team was fired up by Head Coach Dave Homan and assisted by Dave Madson. The guys knew they could do it and proved so by showing us a record of 15-5 overall. The Cards were first in S.W. Conference and went on to Districts. It came close but Sanborn beat them out by 2 in the sub-districts. That's the way the ball bounces! All Conference players were Kurt Hjerpe and Ron Prouty. Cards 70 67 55 78 70 44 45 80 55 55 48 64 65 49 70 66 49 70 54 54 Scoreboard Opp. Morton Sleepy Eye Marshall Springfield Jackson Granite Falls Windom Slayton New lUm Tracy Mountevideo Pipestone Windom I.uvtrne Renville Sacred Heart Slayton Worthington Marshall Springfield Sanborn Row 1: Dean Kissner. Rob Helwig, Mike Domeier. Pat Smith. Shawn Grave. Mark Hogan. Ron Prouty. Kurt Hjerpe, Kevin Hjerpe, Dean Lewis, Erik Scholl, Scott Hunerkoch, Chad Johnson, Manager Glenn McKay Front: Coach Homan. Coach Madson. 68 Row 1: B-Squad Mark Trcfry. Peter Lyman, Todd Zimmer. Kevin Lechner, Coach Erickson. Cliff Martens. Todd Dallman. Jeff Hauswirth. Lyn Phan Row 1: 7th Grade: Chad Kuchn.Jeff Schoen- berg. Doug Hovick Row 2: Coach Clementson. Curt Koewler. John Ochs. Erik Flinn. Erik Han- son, Ron Farmer. Row 1: 8th Grade: Matt Martinez. Chad Hil- ton. Tom Ochs. Jim Sandgren. Jim Martins. Rich Farmer. Brent Huhnerkoch. Jerome Swo- boda. Charles Kodet. Row 2: Coach Zellmann. Troy Larson. Jeff Vance. Nathan Leemann. Craig Hillier. Jason Becker. Jim Duckstad. Paul Schroer. Lance Prouty. Rod LaBric, (not pic- tured: Tom Nelson). Row 1: 9th Grade: Steve Schlemmer. Bob Hovick. Scott Grave. Pat Simmons. Chad Kratzkc Row 2: Brad Hauswirth. Paul Iverson. Bryan Haugen. Leif Espeland. Eric Kaardal, Kris Hjerpe. Coach Boe. 70 Girls’ Basketball Catch that Cardinal spirit. Varsity: Row 1: Julie Kenney. Sandy Woodford, Mary a Ochs, Patty McKenna. Sandy Kotval, Poppy Massinger, Lori Schmit Row 2: Cattis Thedin, Becky Martens. Cathy Kammcrer, Kelly Hogan. Lisa Schroeppel. Wendy Schroeder. Cindy Bunting. Kathy Bodensteiner, Sue Lackmann. Coach Nelson Morton Wabasso Marshall Jackson Tracy Windom New Ulm Slayton Marshall Scoreboard CARDS 46 Windom IK Springfield 37 1 Pipestone 27 j % Renville Luverne Sleepy Eye Slayton Morton Worthington Districts: Belview Springfield Varsity: Leading scorer: Kelly Hogan 229; Sue Lackman 227. Kelly Hogan and Lisa Schroeppel each pulled down 165 rebounds. Kelly Hgan was named to Southwest All-Conference 1st team, and Kathy Bodensteiner was honorable mention. Cards played Belview and won 51-35 in first round of districts, but were beat by Springfield in the semifinals 52-48 in their bid for a 7th consecutive District 10 championship. Seniors on the team included: Kelly Hogan, Kathy Bodensteiner, Cathy Kammerer, Sue Lackmann, Catarina Thedin, Wendy Schroeder, Cindy Bunting, Poppy Hassinger. Kathy Bodensteiner Sue Lackmann, Cathy Kammerer played key rolls in defensive plays. Since 1974 when basketball was started at Redwood Falls High School the girls have compiled a 123-28 record. B-Squad Scoreboard CARDS OPP. Morton 16 19 Wabasso 31 39 Marshall 16 47 Jackson 35 19 Tracy 26 46 Windom 38 27 New Ulm 16 41 Slayton 42 13 Marshall 25 48 Windom 17 21 Springfield 33 31 Pipestone 32 33 Renville 35 11 Luverne 19 25 Sleepy Eye 30 Slayton 37 11 Morton 45 10 Worthington 28 Leading the wavtfdr the B-squad was Julie Gordon a 9th grader with 06 points and Kim Schiller with 80 pts. B-Squad: Row 1: Kim Schiller. Connie Peters. MeUnie Eckharr. Barb Swoboda. Row 2: Coach Norman. Michelle Olson. Jinny Nelson, Julie Gordon. Julie Licbl. Jody Olerud. Manager Joan Woelfel. 9ch Grade: Row 1: Melinda Ochs. Brenda Schultz. Sandy Lund. Melanie Olson, Jenny Moldestad. Row 2: Coach Arther. Danette Potter. Debbie Lucas. Dawn Zachow. Teresa Warner. Amy Poss. Manager Sandy Young Eighth Grade Row 1: Joan Einck. Ronda Peters. Kim Kammercr. Lori Serbus. Tammy Schocher. Row 2: Coach Andersen. Roxanne Teterick. Jill Schroepper. Vicki Galstad. Renee Ward. Renae Schroeder. Denise Hamilton. Seventh Grade: Row 1: Stacy Ward. Teresa Hultquist. Teresa Larson. Dawn Helwig. Shelly Jensen. Kathy Neitzel Row 2: Carol Kaardal. Stacy Jensen. Julie Gilson. Jody Becker. Jena Boe. Coach Junker. 73 Wrestlers Go for it, was the theme for the wrestlers this year. That was exactly what they did! They were off to a great start and they kept up their winning streak all season long. They were doing great all the way up to Region at Montevideo. There they won the first match but lost to Canby in the second one which put them at 2nd in Region 3. Duane Heiling went on to state for individuals. He won the state championship at 132 lbs. The Cards finished out the season with an impressive 17-1 record for the 1980-81 season. YA,W£R£ BA-.U AH-HUHU! Row 1: Tim Gerrey. Troy Barnes. Troy Amberg, Dave Proury, Tim Woefel. Craig Gilland, Gordy McKay. Don Tisdel, Row 2: Brian Wiederich. Mike Smith, Paul Tiffany. Tony Wall. Joel Phelps. Todd Bliss. Gary Iverson. Jim Heiling, Chad Amberg, Tom Tetnck, Tim Smith. Row 3: Jeff Baker. Dale Heiling, Mark Erie, Dan Heiling. Mike Henning. Steve Erie. Loren Sawatzky. Chuck Nolting. Steve Heiling. Duane Heiling, Chad Peterson, (not pictured. Fabrice Suplisson). Aren ’[ you glad you use Dial? 74 75 Gymnastics Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman. A-Squad Row 1: Pam Smith, Tina Simning, Amy Norcn, Barb Tisdel. Row 2:Coach Bowen, Kristi Schiller, Teri Kretsch, Kari Keil. Coach Prescher Row 3: Karin Nyhus, Deb Lussenhop. Shari Neudecker, Janet Erickson. 76 ■■ B-Squad Row 1: Julie Krestch, Julie Nyhus. Karen Kissner, Row 2: Gretchen Fuhr, Julie Gray. Rachel Seidl, Pam Smith, Amy Norcn, Tammy Otto. Row 3: Coach Polly Bowen. Kris Kuehn, Chris Laraway. Janet Erickson. Deb Lussenhop, Molly Farnberg. Tina Simning. Barb Tisdel, Sue Randgaard. Coach Gale Prescher. Varsity Scoreboard Cards Opp. 68 Jackson 104.5 95.65 St. Peter 92.9 85.63 Glencoe Invitational 98.57 Windom 99.95 98.65 Pipestone 114.35 96.1 New Ulm 1 u o 98.7 Luverne fo6.8 97.15 Willmar Invitational 98.25 Marshall 107.55 97.1 Worthington 1 100.2 Region: 103.8 Benson Ortonville 96.0 100.6-1 State The team is young as there will be no loss of seniors through graduation. The experiences gained this year will be a building block and incentive tor young ones coming to the program. The team's accomplishments this year were topped off with a trip to state for the 3rd consecutive year as a team. Hard work, dedication, and experience are key concepts to the success of this young team. 77 Boy s Varsity Track Hey, number one Boys' Track 1 3 1 13 1 12 1 14 Vi coreboard 4 L ; 1 10 1st 1st f cOe Invitational Pfpe stone Invitational Redwood Falls Invitational Benson Invitational Marshall Dual New plm Invitational Marshall Dual Southwest Conference Tracy Invitational District 10 Region 3A OSLi. _ _ J'he Redwood Falls Boys’ Track team led by seven seniors on their third Southwest Conference title in a row, iheir sixth District Championship and their fifth Region title in a row. The meet winning string was extended to 35 meets in a row without a loss from May 19, 197b, not counting state meets. Outstanding strengths of the team at Conference were the comj torsiin the relaHr distance events, sprintsjfld the.shoj vhl Rf em records were broken in the preceding events. Special p Ft man?es a? Bloomington were the 1600 relay. 3:25.8; medley, 3:41.6; UX) relay] 44:5, 3200 W- m., 9:37 and 9:43. 1600 m., 4 — ©ne the coaches Will p X) m., 22:3- What a super year Row 1: Coach Dale Erickson and Coach Doug Ward. Row 2: Trainer Glen McKay. Mgr. Todd Erickson. Lon Phan. Jim Cech, Erick Kaardal, Chad Kratzke. Scott Grave. Mark Otto. Row 3: Gordy McKay. Tony Wall. Brian Meister, Dave LeBrun. Bill Schmidt. Jeff Schmidt. Steve Erie. Tony Coulson. Don Tisdel. Row 4: Craig LaBrie, Todd Kuglin. Mike Ringcisen. Mike Barnes, Garrett Krueger. Mark Erie. Chuch Hitchcock. Kurt Hjerpe-Captain. Chad Johnson. Captain. Not Pictured- Kevin Hjerpe, Dave Prouty, Dale Seimc, Stats. Ruth and Carol Haugan and Krista Fuhr. Girls's Track Scoreboard Girls’ Track Nobody can do it like the Cardinals can. 2nd Marshall Dual 3rd Redwood Falls Invitational 2nd Marshall Dual 4th Wabasso Invitational 3rd Sleepy Eye 6th Conference at Pipestone 3rd Tracy Invitational District 10 Champions For a young team (mostly 7th and 8th graders) the girls have done very well. The 5 seniors have paced the team and have kept us in the meets. They are Kelly Hogan, school record in discus, 111 4 ; Wendy Schroeder, discus; Cindy Bunting, discus; Sue Lackmann, 400, 800, 1600 relay, school record in 800m., 2:29 98; Connie Patten, relays. Other outstanding accomplishments belong to freshmen Teresa Warner, school record in 100m., 12.9; Kris Lackmann, school record in 200m. dash, 27.83; and 7th grader Patrice Kuglin, school record in 1600m., 5:41.2. Row 1: Patrice Kuglin,Jodi Becker, Stacy Jensen, Dawn Helwig, Sara Weber, Kim Kammerer, Debbie Lussenhop. Row 2: Amy Poss-Mgr.. Kelly Hogan, Beck Martens, Melanie Eckhart, Sandy Lund, Melinda Ochs, Connie Liebl, Teresa Warner, Dawn Zachow-Mgr. Row 3: Coach Boe, Lisa Schrank. Connie Patten. Wendy Schroeder. Cindy Schmidt, Lori Schmit, Cindy Bunting, Becca Weber, Deb Lucas, Coach Nelson. Row 4: Kris Lackmann, Sue Lackmann. Jr. High Track And that’s not greasy kid stuff Boys' Track Row 1: Rick Coulson. Curt Thompson. Paul Kriegl, David AIlcx, Scott Poss, Jeff Kahnkc. Bryan Allex. Row 2: Erik Flinn. Dave Jahn. Kurt Kohler. Jon Ochs. Eric Hanson. Mark Cook, Steve Junker. Row 3: Jim Duckstad.Jim Sandgren. Pat Domeier, Chad Hilton. Jerry Swoboda. Tim Ringeisin. Ward Zimmer, Coach Madson. Row 4: Coach Felt. Jason Becker. Jeff Vance, Lon Phan. Dave Weidrich. Jim Cech. Rick Miska. Craig Hillier. Chad Kratzke. Girls' Track Row 1: Kristen Erie. Racheal Siedl.Jill Schmidt. Julie Nyhus, Beth Rohlik. Ramona Roller. Donna Zimmer. Row 2: Teresa Larson. Julie Gilson, Chris Laraway. Roxanne Tetrick. Melissa Haasebroek. Yvette Benson. Renee Schroeder. 80 Baseball Catch that Cardinal spirit. Varsity Row 1: Batgirls Kim Schiller, Kristi Schiller. Row 2: Manager Jeff Jensen, Pete Lyman, Tim Childs, Marty Janning, Kris Hjerpc, Brad Hauswirth, Bob Hovick. Jon Smart. Row 3: Coach Boe, Mark Trefry, Dave Jones, Robert Helwig, Cliff Martens. Eric Farnberg, Bryan Hagert, Mitch Otto. Doug Bunting, Coach Yrjo, Not pictured: Bat girl Steph Sommerfeld. Boys' Varsity Baseball Cards Opp. 5 Tracy 10- 6 Sleepy Eye 14 4 Wabasso 2 2 Olivia 4 2 Marshall v i 5 Marshall 4 Springfield 5 } Pipestone 0 5 Pipestone 9 4 Windoin 3 7 Windom 12 Hn - m Sleepy Eye 3 5 Slayton 1 5 Slayton 4 4 Jackson 8 2 Jackson [TT o Three Redwood Falls High School baseball piavers, all sopho- mores. were named to the 1981 All-Southwest Conference base- ball team. Cardinal pitcher Pete Lyman and right fielder Mark Trefry were named to the first unit and catcher Tim Childs was named td the Honorable Mention list. B- squad Boys’ Basketball Cards 2 Tracy °pp. 3 2 Wabasso 10 4 Marshall 8 15 Springfield 4 4 Sleepy Eye 12 9 Renville 8 13 Renville 14 1 Sleepy Eye 6 (8 innings) Total Runs RF — 50 Opp. — 65 B-squad Row 1: Bob Kodet, Troy Barnes, Pat Simmons, Doug Hovick, Dan Steinbach, Jeff Schoenberg, Ron Farmer. Chad Kuehn, Jim Martens. Brad Galstad. Row 2: Mark Miller, Steve Schlcmmer. Todd Childs, John Fcnske, Todd Hastings, Jerry Ccch, Jim Stepan. Mike Roberts. Dan Wellmtz. Coach Yrjo. Boys' Tennis Gentlemen prefer tennis. Cards Boys' Varsity Tennis Score-board Opp. 3 Morton 2 0 Granite Falls 5 3 New Ulm 2 0 Pipestone 5 3 Luverne 2 0 Windom 5 2 Montevideo 3 2 Worthington 3 2 New Ulm 3 3 Morton 2 District 10 — Champions Varsity Row I: Scott Norman, Aaron Galstad, Matt Martinas, Tom Nelson, Rod LeBrie, Tim Woclful, Charles Ochs, Mike Petersen. Row 2: Scott Broberg, Fabrice Supiission, Todd Zimmer. Scott Neudecker, Brian Hennen, Coach Shaw. Varsity Boys' Golf You can feel it when you drive. Row 1: Jim Jensen, Nathan Leeman. Erik Scholl. Dean Weber, Tim Smith Pat Pryor. Pat Smith. Not Pictured: Mike Smith. Tom Balko. Cards Boys' Varsity Golf Scoreboard Opp. 162 New Ulm 188 152 Pipestone 157 163 Luverne 199 4th Willmar 159 Windom 170 164 Montevideo 190 162 Jackson 179 156 Marshall 156 149 Worthington 156 163 Springfield 174 District 1st Regional 1st State 1st The Cardinals Finished off their dual season with a mark of Southwest Conference honors with Mike Smith capturing medalist honors. They won District 10A, and also were Region 3A champs with Pat Smith taking medalist honors. 84 Girls’ Golf We are driven. Varsity Row 1: Wendy Castle, Chris Brauer, Connie Peters. Row 2: Michelle Olson, Julie Gordon, Sue Buckley, Coach Hall. Girls' Golf Scoreboard Cards Opp. 207 New Ulm 222 215 Luverne 209 201 Wmdom 215 204 Pipestone 216 210 Jackson 229 198 Marshall 208 199 Worthington 196 203 Slayton 245 198 Springfield 220 The Girls golf team finished the regular season with 7 wins and 2 losses in dual meets. Finishing 3rd in Southwest Conference, Sue Buckley won the confer- ence individual medal. Three seniors, two sophomores and a freshman made up the team. The Cards became District and Region champs with Sue Buckley taking medalist honors at Region. 85 Cheerleaders Shout it out 1. BW L-R Mary Swoboda Rochelle Rossow Connie Patten Sue Smith 2. GB L-R Kris Henry Lisa Jensen 3. CC L-R Mary Swoboda Steph Sommerfeld Kristi Schiller Terry Malecha 4. BB L-R Chris Brauer Laurie Knutson sitting Jody Dingmann not pictured Sue Phelps 1. How do we get out of this mess' 2. FB L-R Lisa Schrank, Pat Aarons, Terr)- Maiecka, Cathy Jensen. 3- VB L-R Steph Sommerfeld, Kristi Schiller, Mary Swoboda. 4. Dear Santa, I want . . . 3. BB L-R Amy Hertling, Renee Kretseh, Shelly Anderson. Sue Jones. 6. Get the Cardinal beat! 87 1. This looks like a good place to hang it up. 2. L-RJenny Felt, Susan Kenny. Connie Lieble, Julie Hanson 3. Rah! Rah! Another point. 4. Kneeling: Sandy Malecha. Lisa Poppc. Sitting: Kasia Ka- minski, Kris Lackmann 3. L-R Mary Schlemmer, Pam Smith. Danette Potter. 88 1. L-R standing: Brenda Evers, Tammy Ness, kneeling Connie Young. Tammy Wilcox. 2. Stand up and give us your battle cry! 3. L-R Julie Muetzel, Vicki Olson. Genny Ehlers. Yvette Benson. Kathy Phelps. 4. Front: Karen Simmons, Shelly Jensen. Sandra Carlson L- R Kristen Marguth, Kristin Erie, Jennifer Rice. V L-R Yvette Benson. Genny Ehlers. Julie Muetzel. 89 ORGANIZATIONS Cardinal Yearbook We care enough to send the very best. 92 Advisors: Mr Johnson. Miss Hudek, and Mrs. Busack. Editors: Wendy Castle and Dawn Monsrud. Staff: Lori Hooper. Pat Pryor. Sandy Farmer. Patti Mahoney. Krista Fuhr and Carol Haugen Not pictured: Julie Revier and Jan Henning. 2. Taking a break from working on pages. 3. Our terrific typist Carrie Nearing. Cardinal Tales r Staff Row 1: Advisor Mr. Ashcroft, Steve Madson, and Kim Rindfleisch. Row 2: Jenny Wood. Joan Wood, Jody Dingmann, Patti Mahoney, Roberta Ander- son. Kris Keil, Steve Jackson. Pat Pryor, and Neil Barnes. Photographers and other technicians helped to produce the Cardinal Yearbook and Cardinal Tales. Row 1: Mark Vickerman, and Jeff Jensen. Row 2: Tina Simning and Mary Schlemmer. Row 3: Todd Zimmer, Doug Schultz, Doug Toltzman, Wayne Wacek. and Sheri Schefus. We’ll cover it all for you. 93 National Honor Society The Best Of All The Rest Present Members Row I: Mari Espeland. Julie Rcvier. Wendy Castle. Cindy Rohlik, Roberta Anderson. Lisa Myers, and Paula Kretsch. Row 2: Joel Rohlik. Gail Zachow, Mary Swoboda, Eva Toltzman, Beth Anderson. Cathy Kammerer, Lori Schmit. Dean Weber. Sue Buckley, and Advisor Mrs. Ellingworth. Row 3: Mike Schmit. Kelly Hogan. Jenny Wood. Joan Wood. Greta Hall, Cara Hanson. Jody Dingmann, Sandy Kotval. Dale Heiling, and Brian Neuharth. Inductees Row 1: Jeanine Nelson. Terry Krueger. Fabnce Supplison, Scott Ness, Cindy Bunting. Todd Kuglin, Lori Hooper, and Chad Peterson. Row 2: Kim Schiller. Stephanie Sommerfeld. Julie Leible. Rosemary Stark. Becky Martens, Joe Ehlers, Marty Janning, Teri Kretsch. and Marya Ochs. Row 3: Michelle Olson. Carrie Nearing. Shawn Grave. Kevin Hjerpe, Kurt Hjerpe. Cattise Thedin Karin Nyhus, and Scott McKay. Camera and AV Clubs Let a picture do the talking. Camera Club Row 1: Doug Schultz, and Advisor Mr. Johnson. Row 2: Doug Toltzman, Sheri Schcfus, Karin Nyhus, Melanie Olson. Todd Zimmer, and Jeff Jensen. Row 3: Wayne Wacke. AV Club Row 1: Doug Toltzman, Sheri Schefus, Mike Hindermann, and Advisor Mr. Johnson. Row 2: Nancy Filzen, Todd Zimmer, Gary Iverson, and Doug Schultz. Row 3: Wayne Wacek, and Jeff Jensen. 95 Cardinal Club You’ll Like Cardinals! Row 1: Jody Olerud. Cindy Schmidt. Lori Schmit, Paulette Gerrtty, Teri Woelfel, Deb Brufoldt. Connid Patten, and Jeff Jensen. Row 2: Cathy Kammerer. Sue Buckley. Lisa Myers. Kathy Bodensteiner, Ruth Haugan. Lisa Schrank. Dale Heiling. and Mike Hindermann. Row 3: Sue Lackmann. Dean Scholl. Dean Weber. Mike Smith. Chad Kratzke, Todd Kuglin. Brian Neuharth. and Jeff L. Schmidt. Row 4: Becky Martens. Mary Swaboda. Lisa Schroeppel, Carol Haugan. Krista Fuhr, Chris Hooper. Neil Barnes, and Eric Peterman. Row l: Dan Heiling. Mike Henning. Linda Cornell. Dawn Dingmann, Julie Revier, Wendy Castle. Cattise Thcdin, and Kelly Hogan. Row 2: Shari Neudecker. Sue Johnson. Becca Weber, Paula Hassinger. Chris Hopkins. Chris Brauer. Patti McKenna. Julie Kenney, Cindy Bunting, and Wendy Schroeder. Row 3: Kelly Wall. Sandy Kotval, Marya Ochs. Teri Kretsch. Stephanie Sommerfeld, Lynne Knudson, Kristi Schiller. Mitch Otto, and Shawn Grave. Row 4: Joel Rohlik. Mike Schmit. Jeff Baker. Chad Johnson. Kurt Hjerpe, Dean Lewis. Ron Prouty, Todd Scherbing, and Mark Poss. Row 5: Kevin Hjerpe. Advisor Mr. Ward, Dean Kissner, Bryan Hagert, Mike Vick. Eric Farnberg, Steve Heiling, Mark Erie, and Chuck Hitchcock. Art And Science Clubs It’s so satisfying. Art Club Row I: Cindy Rohlik, Eva Toltzman, Jan Moonier, Brenda Ouren, and Jean Katzenberger. R-w 2: Gret Toltzman, Chris Roller. Ron Goblirsch, Ramona Roller, Teresa Hulquist, Melis- sa Kiergaard, and Advisor Mrs. Kittle- son. Row 3: Marya Ochs and Jesse McCorkell. 97 Science Club Row 1: Mike Henry. Scott McKay. Rosemary Stark. Pat Pryor. Brian Newharth. Mark Poss, Eric Petermann. Tim Klabunde. and Advisor Mr Klabunde Row 2: John Zwers. Scott Broberg. Wayne Wacek. Dean School. Mike Schmit, and Gordon MeKay. Senior High Choir Concert Choir Row 1: Denise Childs. Pam Reck. Dawn Henning, Elizabeth Hertling, and Dawn Monsrud. Row 2: Amy Hertling. Sue Jones. Brenda Ourcn, Cindy Rohlik. Chris Brauer, and Lisa Myers. Row 3: Tony Coulson, Neil Barnes. Dean Weber. Pat Pryor. Dawn Dingmann. and Deb Bruflodt. Row 4: Jeff M. Schmidt. Chris Hopkins, Todd Scherbing, Terry Krueger. Steve Jackson, and Chuck Nolting. The people you fall in love with Freshmen Girls Row 1: Barb Tisdel. Tracy Jergensen. Sandy Lund. Dawn Jahn, Pam Smith and Donna Henning. Row 2: Melanie Olson, Pam Revier, Julie Hanson. Jenny Feldt, Lisa Jensen. Julie Kretsch, Connie Liebl, and Director Mr. Nelson. 98 Concert Choir Row 1: Connie Patten. Mari Espeland, Jan Henning Sandy Jacobsen. Greta Hall, and Lisa Schrank Row 2: Sandy Woodford. Gail Zachow, Patty McKenna. Julie Reivicr. Lisa Redmann, and Theresa Weyer. Row 3: Wendy Castle. Alice Eichorn. Janet Erickson. Melanie Eckhart, Shelly Bigger, and Judy Kauppi Row 4: Josh Dixon, Sandy Krxval, Cara Hanson, Amy Rohlik, Deb Stark, and Director Mr. Nelson. Caroling. Caroling now we go ... No. we don't understand Latin. Another enthusiastic audience The 1980-81 school year was an active one for the RFHS Choir. It started with singing at the Southwest Choral Festival. Next came the Christmas Concert where the ensembles also sang several numbers. This year the Concert Choir appeared on the Sounds of Christmas program on KEYC TV. A special feature of the concert given in February was an orchestral accompaniment to the cantata Gloria. Many choir members participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest, and several went to the Region-State Contest. The spring concert was a light finish to a super year of singing. w 3 99 Junior High Choirs They sing just right. Eighth and Ninth Grade Row 1: Sherry Jones, Beth Rohlik, Genny Ehiers, Scott Russell. Ward Zimmer, Jim Nesberg, Pat Beauzay, Jenny Schmidt, Diane Weyer, Barb Hindermann, and Director Mrs. Zellman. Row 2: Pati Jensen, Roxanne Tetrick, Julie Gray. Evette Benson. Rich Miska. Troy Larson. Jason Becker. Chad Hilton. Renee Ward, Tammy Schacker, and Diane Kiecker. Row 3: Molly Farnberg. Denise Hamilton. Jackie Stepan. Deb Lussonhop, John Zwicrs. Rick Farmer. Jim Sandgren, Nathan Leeman. Dawn Stanton, Vicki Olson, Kathy Phelps, and Tammy Wilcox. Row 4: Kim Kammerer, Jill Schroeppel. Vicki Rindfleisch, Renae Schroeder. Peter Owens. Tim Klabunde, Jeff Vance. Jim Tryon. Tom Trandahl. Shanyn Lcndtvedt, Fonda Zcisc, Brenda Evers, and Connie Young. Seventh Grade Row 1: Anissa Thomas. Sandra Carlson, Michele Jensen. Karen Simmons, Rachael Seidel, Gina Guetter, Dawn Helwig, and Director Mrs. Zellman. Row 2: Stacy Ward. Julie Reck, Ann Estes, Teresa Hultquist. Gretchen Fuhr, Kathy Neitzel.Jena Boe,Julie Gilson, Jody Becker, and Barb Nearing. Row 3: Ramona Roller. Carol Kaardal. Jennifer Rice. Karen Schultz. Tammy Otto. Julie Nyhus, Theresia Dixon. Jill Schmidt. Jeff Schmidt. Todd Simning, Eric Hanson. Jason Warner, and David Palmer. Row 4: Kathy Vik. Laura Maserick. Robin Salmon. Kirsten Marguth, Donna Zimmer. Stacy Jensen. Kristen Erie, Linda Tiffany. Dan Steinbach, Mike Woodford. John Ochs, and Rick Coulson. Choral Ensembles This song’s for you. Senior Serenade� Row 1: Gail Zachow and Wendy Castle. Row 2: Dawn Dingmann, Lisa Myers, Jan Henning, Julie Revier, Paula Kretsch, and Deb Bruflodt. Junior Girls: Dawn Henning. Deb Start, Denise Childs, Laurie Knud- son, Sandy Woodford, Sandy Ja- cobsen. Sandy Kotval, Cara Han- son, Patty McKenna. Brenda Ouren, and Cindy Rohiik. Mellow Fellows: Chris Hopkins, Kevin Hjerpe, Pat Pryor, Neil Barnes. Eric Scholl, Dean Weber, Chuck Nolting, and Steve Jackson. 101 Senior High Band Let the good times roll. Row 1: Sue Smith. Becca Weber. Allan Boots. Terry Malecha. Jeamne Nelson. Carol Haugan. Kelly Hogan, and Alice F.ichorn. Row 2: Janet Tiffany. David Jones. I.isa Panitzke, Pat Aarons. Gordon McKay. Glenn McKay, Sue Duckstad. and Pete Lyman. Row 3: Conductor Mr Zschunke. Beth Anderson. Kevin Hjerpe. Chris Hopkins. Wendy Nolting. Marty Janning. and Melissa Machart. 1. Play it again. Steph. 2. The percussionists intently watch for their cue. 102 Row 1: Mari Hspeland. Joe Ehlcrs. Carrie Nearing, Krista Fuhr, Becky Martens. Rochelle Rossow, and Stephanie Sommerfield Row 2: Sandy Kitval, Terry Krueger. Kan Keil. Todd Hagan, Lori Schmit. Michelle Olson. Fatty McKenna. Greta Hall, and Roberta Anderson. Row 3: Bruce Buller, Cindy Weeks, David Kauppi. Brenda Ouren. Jeff Hauswirth. Pat Pryor, and Mike Schmit. This year the band received new uniforms. They gave a special concert in February to show them off. Also this year the band gave a Christmas Concert and a Marching Band Concert. Their Spring Concert as always was a highlight with a guest percussionist, Dave Hagedorn. 103 1. Mr. Zschunke keeping a watchful eye. 2. Love your outfit. Mari! Junior High Bands Seventh Grade Row 1: Theresia Dixon, Sandra Carlson. Kirsten Marguth. Kathy Neitzel, Dawn Helwig. Robin Salmon, and Patrice Kuglm. Row 2: David Jahn. Jeff Schoenberg. Linda Tiffany. Stacy Jensen. Kristen Erie, Julie Gilson. Kelly McCorqudale. Gretchen Fuhr. Theresa Hultquist. and Karen Simmons. Row 3: Kurt Thompson. Eric Flynn, Julie Nyhus, Ramona Roller. Kelly Woodford. Troy Raddatz. Eric Hanson. Carol Kaardal, Jody Becker, and Gena Guetter. 1. The Outers piping some entertainment to some excited students. 2. Jim and Julie Harmoniously play their notes to the song. 104 They’ve done it again! Eighth and Ninth Grade Row 1: Julie Gray. Darla Jahn. Shanna Scherbing. Deb Lussenhop. and Sandy Malecha Row 2: Steve Aakre, Sue Rangaard.Jim Kiecksee. Fonda Zeise. Brenda Evers, Tim Nesberg. and Michelle Castor. Row 3: Angela Sandeen. Julie Gordon. Jim Ccch. Tim Woelfel. Rod Theil. Jerry Cech. Mark Janning. Jim Jensen. Jim Duckstad. and John Fenske Row 4: Mike Garnhardt. Steve Anderson. Scott Russell. Sarah Weber. Tom Nelson. Leif Fspeland. and Pat Simmons. Row 1: Shanyn Lendtvedt. Tammy Ness. Amy Poss. Dawn Stanton, and Tom Kodct. Row 2: Melissa Kiergaard. Sandy Young. Kim N'ordby. Charles Kodet. Paul Schrocr. Renee Ward, and Sue Kenny. Row 3: Chris Roller. Jim Tryon, Jim Nesberg. Brad Hauswirth. Kris Hjerpe. Steve Voss, Pam Smith. Nathan Lceman. David Boots, and Director Mr. Bcstmann. 105 Pep And Jazz Bands Pep Band Row 1: Pat Pryor, Mike Schmit. Roberta Anderson. Deb Bruflodt, Alice Eichorn, Kelly Hogan, Kris Keil, Jeanine Nelson. Carol Haugan, Krista Fuhr, and Stephanie Sommerfield. Row 2: Bruce Buller. Cindy Weeks. David Kauppi, Marty Janning. David Jones. Lori Schmit. Todd Hagen. Terry Krueger. Sandy Kotval, Dean Weber. Steve Jones, and Eric Scholl. Row 3: Lisa Panitske, Wendy Nolting, Chris Hopkins. Kevin Hjerpe, Kan Keil, and Beth Anderson. Jazz Band Row 1: Dawn Stanton. Fonda Ziesc, Tom Kodet, Sue Rangaard, and Jim Kiecksee. Row 2: Shanyn Lendtvedt. Deb Lussenhop. Chris Roller. Jim Duckstad. Leif F.speland. Jim Jensen. Mark Janning. Kris Hjerpe. Brad Hauswirth, Steve Voss, and Nathan Leeman. 106 Nobody can do it like the Cardinals can. Student Council We do it all for you. Senior High Row 1: Pat Pryor. Paula Kretsch. Kathy Bodensteiner. and Duane Heiling Row 2: Carrie Nearing. Shari Neudecker. Mike Smith. Greta Hall. Gail Zachow, Marty Janning, and Charles Ochs. Row 3: Teri Kretsch. and Advisor Mr. Duckstad. Junior High Row 1: Jason Werner. Danny Steinbach. Jody Becker. Stacy Jensen, and Jeff Schmidt. Row 2: Jill Schroeppel, Tom Balko. and Dave Kammerer. Row 3: Julie Hanson, Julie Kretsch, Kelly Young. Amy Poss, and Jim Cech. Row 4 Troy Larsen, Erick Kaardal. Jeff Vance, and Advisor Mr. Meister. Not Pictured: Tom Nelson. 107 Dec lam Proud as a peacock. Senior High Row 1: Advisor Mr. Felt, Neil Barnes. Melisa Kiergaard, Kris Keil, and Nancy Filzen. Row 2: Josh Dixon. Jan Henning, Roberta Anderson, and Karin Nyhus. Row 3: Joe Ehlers, Chris Hopkins, and Terry Krueger. Junior High Row 1: Scott Grave. Julie Nyhus, Kelly McCorquodale. Gretchen Fuhr, Kirsten Marguth, Tammy Otto, Scott Poss, Doug Hovick, Conrad Wyffels. Kurt Thompson, and Advisor Mrs. Swartz. Row 2: Brad Becker. Gret Toltzman, Sherry Jones, Kim Nordby, Danette. Potter, Angie Sandeen. Jill Schmidt, Donna Henning, Ron Goblirsch, Steve Junker, Tammy Ness, Shanyn Lendtvedt, and Advisor Miss Hudek. Row 3: Erick Kaardal. Mark Janning, Nathan Leeman, Tim Klabunde, Roxanne Tetrick, Jill Schroeppel, Dawn Stanton. Genny Ehlers. Yvette Benson. Jesse McCorkell, Tim Bonema, and Brenad Evers. Color Guard People who don’t like Color Guard have never tried Color Guard. The Color Guard had another exciting year with marching for many of the fall and winter sports activities. They will also be marching for the many summer marching band activities scheduled. All the girls are either Juniors or Sophomores so they will all be back next year for lot's more fun and good times. 1. Row Row 1: Cindy Rohlik. Row 2: Michelle Holscher. Dawn Henning, Lisa Redmann, and Julie Liebl. 2. Opps, I cut off my head! 3. Keep in step girls. 109 Cardinettes And Majorette AFS Club Come on over to our school. Row 1: Kris Keil, Gail Zachow, Wendy Castle, Julie Revier. Beth Anderson, and Lisa Myers. Row 2: Paula Kretsch, Fabrice Supplison, Roberta Anderson, Terry Krueger, Greta Hall, and Cara Hanson Row 3: Advisor Mrs. Estebo. Catise The- din, Chad Petersen. Pat Pryor, Mari Espe- land. Pam Reck, and Steve Jackson. The AFS gang serves at the annual AFS Brunch. Spanish Club 1. Row Is Sue Lackmann, Wendy Castle. Lisa Schrank, Kris Lackmann, and Kasia Kaminski. Row 2: Marty Janning, Chris Gerrety. Fabrice Supplison, Julie Revier. Greta Hall. Rosemary Stark, and Lori Hooper. Row 3: Steve Jackson. Todd Kuglin. Mark Janning. Pat Pryor. Todd Childs, and Advisor Senor Russell. 2. Santa Claus came to visit and hand out presents at the annual Christmas party. No regular students look like them, or last like them. 112 German Club 1 Row 1: Cattise Thcdin. Alice Eichhorn, Krista Fuhr, and Carol Haugan. Row 2: Joe F.hlers. Brian Hennen. Terry Krueger. Mark Hogan. David Kauppi. Tim Otto, Jim Cech. and Erick Kaardal. Row 3: Advisor Herr Janning, Lisa Myers. Julie Liebl. Pam Reck. Cara Hanson. Linda Baune. Jenny Wood. Joan Wood. Mari Espeland. Julie Kenney. Kelly Hogan. Lori Schmit. Julie Gordon. Karin Nyhus. Gail Zachow. Connie Liebl. Sheri Schefus, and Jenny Feldt. 2. Alice is a candidate for the Charlie Chaplin award. Both the German and Spanish clubs have had great years. They had a super Christmas party which also included the AFS club. They also took a spring trip shopping in the cities and they took in a movie too. 113 We’d like to live, live, live in Germany. Ushers And Library Aides We treat you right. Ushers Row 1: Suzanne Phelps. Brenda Ourcn, Jan Henning. Lisa Myers. Theresa Weyer. Jean Katzenberger, Lynne Knudson. and Cindy Rohlik. Row 2: Deb Stark. Nancy Filzen, Jean Kaufenberg. Dawn Henning, Kim Rindfleish, and Advisor Miss. Rohlfing. Library Aides: Theresa Weyer. Advisor Mrs. Roshaven, Eva Tolzman, Advisor Mrs. Sinner. Wendy Castle. Deb Stark, and Advisor Mrs. Kellen. 114 Deb a te We have the evidence. % Row 1: Mark Janning and Jim Ccch. Row 2: Joe Ehlers, Karin Nyhus and Advisor Mrs. Busack. During the 1980-1981 Debate season, the team trav- eled to the following tournaments: Chaska, MN Spirit Lake. IA Marhsall, MN Emmetsburg, IA St. Olaf, Northfield. MN Sioux Falls, SD Chaska, MN Mankato, MN - Region Tournament Jim Cech and and Mark Janning won the Novice division trophy at Spirit Lake. Iowa. Karin Nyhus and Jim Cech won the Championship Trophy in the Junior Varsity division at the St. Olaf Tournament. The outstanding novice debater was Jim Cech who had a record of twelve and two. Joe Ehlers and Karin Nyhus won Five of their seven debates in region competition at Mankato. The team ended its season with 44 wins and 38 losses. 1. Excercising the body as well as the mind. 2. Karin is busy as a bee. 115 FFA They’re the real thing. Row 1: Danette Potter, Sandy Lund. Deb Kramer, and Barb Hindermann. Row 2: Angie Sandeen, Jenny Mol- destad, Sandy Young. Melisa Kiergaard. Sherry Jones. Teresa Hultquist, Kelly Woodford and Advisor Miss Kuehn. Row 3: Advisor Mrs. Janning, Linda Baune. Connie Young, Teresa Wcyer, Shanyn Lendtvedt, and Brenda Evers. Row 4: Nancy Filzen, Kim Nordby, Debbie Lucas, Diane Weyer. Jan Moonier, and Patty Jensen. It's chowtime. 116 1. Barb trying to be a model. 2. Mrs. Janning lending a helping hand. Officers Row 1: Deb Lucas. Linda Baune, Connie Young. Teresa Weyer, Shanyn Lendtvedt and Teresa Hultquist. Row 2: Diane Weyer. Jan Moonier, and Patty Jensen. 117 Get a fresh start every day. Seniors Row 1: Todd Ambcrg. Kris Keil, Jeff Voss ana Scon Huhnerkock. Row 2: Advisor Ben Broberg, Sheri Schefus, Nancy Filzen, I.isa Panitzke, Todd Giiland, Peter Bellig and Tim Werner. Juniors: Russell Kuehn CVTI. Scott Ness, Chad Petersen, Tamme Tetrick, Advisor Ben Broberg and Jan Moonier. 118 Sophomores Row 1: Tom Tetrick. Jim Heiling. Chris Gil- land and Brian Panitzke. Row 2: Vicki Dworshak. Joel Phelps, Wayne Bcllig, and Chad Am- berg. Row 3: Advisor Ben Bro- berg. Roger Panirzke. Kevin Lechner. Larry Read and Rich Read Freshmen Row 1: Kristi Kuehn. Donald Tisdel. Doug Jackson, Steve Voss, Mike Garnhardt, Danette Potter and Bryan Evers. Row 2: Advisor Ben Broberg, Aaron Galstad, Craig Gilland, James Keicksee. Steven Muetzel, Tim Nesburg, Brad Galstad and Troy Am- berg. 1. FFAers out in the cornfield. 2. Ben's Boys gang busted. 119 Intramurals They’re enough to do the stuff. Team 1: Doug Bunting. Captain Neil Barnes. Chris Hooper, and Dale Seime. Not pictured: Steve Jones. Mike Roberts, and Jeff M. Schmidt Team 2: Mike Tolzmann. Dean Weber. Cap- tain Todd Scherbing. and Tt� dd F.rickson. Not pictured: Bruce Buller. John Fenske. Aaron Galstad. and Jeff Knutson. Team 3: Marty Janning. Captain Chuck Hitchcock. Todd Hagen. David Jones, and Chris Gerrety. Not pictured: Tony Coulson. and Tom Kodet. Team 4: Scott Brobcrg. Mike Henry. Rodney Bruce. Mark Poss. Captain Mike Schmit. Mike Barnes and Mark Otto. Not pictured: Scott Norman. Barnes (37) Scherbing Oj Schmidt (301 Scherbing (51) Scherbing Hitchcock (29 | Schmidt (33) Champion [Barnes (51) 1 Barnes (43) Scherbing (30 j Weightlifters The Cardinal Look Row l: John Moldstad and Dwayne Stark. Row 2: Shawn Grave. Dean Lewis. Chuck Nolting. Allan Boots and Paul Tiffany. 1. Building bodies the Cardinal way 2. Todd Simning. future weightlifter 121 ACTIVITIES You deserve a break today. 123 Carnival Take the Cardinal Plunge 1. Who can I pur in the Kissing Booth? 2. Step right up folks and win big prizes. 3. I'm enjoying this more than you think! 4. Mmm, you taste good! 3. The look of innocents. 124 A The 1981 Carnival was a big success as usual. As in previous years the kissing booth had a lot of business. The cafeteria was packed with carnival goers playing bingo or eating refreshments. The whole school hummed with the voices of people laughing and talking. Small children enjoyed less compli- cated games like ring toss, go fish, dart throw, and the duck pond. Other attractions were face painting and the cake walk. nr body 1. Does any one have a bingo yet? 2. Are all these cakes for me? 3. Young and old pushed friends into the arms of the mad kissers. 4. I wonder which one of the Seniors kisses the best! 125 126 Spirit Week It’s gonna be a great day. 1. Just clowning around. 2. Spirit Week calendar. 3. Send in the clowns. 4. Who got the face lift? Junior-Senior Banquet Finger Licking Good The Juniors and Seniors enjoyed a delicious meal of turkey, potatoes, gravy, stuffing, corn, relishes and best of all apple crisp at the Jr. Sr. Banquet. Beth Anderson and Pat Pryor got the whole ball of wax rolling by telling some jokes, they were very corny jokes, but everybody laughed anyway. The Senior Serenaders showed their true personalities as they sang Hey, Big Spender.” Pat and Beth announced some awards to deserving Seniors. Kelly Hogan received the Miss Hair award. Sherri Ahrens was awarded Best Dressed. Steve Jackson was lucky enough to receive the Worst Singer award. Loren Sawatzky, although he didn't receive any awards, got two standing ovations while accepting awards for ricky Seaman and Linda Cornell. These were only a few of the awards presented to the Seniors. The baby pictures were a scream as Stephanie Sommerfeld presented them with style and wit. Cindy Schmidt had everyone rolling in the aisles as she read the class will. The biggest hit of the night was the D.W. Destroyers. The audience kept the group on beat as they clapped and stamped their feet to the music. The crowd screamed and whistled with a lot of enthusiasm. All in all the evening was a fun and exciting time. The Junior Senior Banquet will not be forgotten. 127 Prom Reach Out and Touch Someone. I Mark. 1 wish we could be like this forever 1. Prom couple danced to the music by Down Home. V We just returned from the Don Ho Show! 4. Look at all tht se people' V Romance was in the air but Kurt was still thinking about basketball. 128 1. Couples laughed and talked as they waited for the Grand March to start. 2. Don't trip Teri! 3. Do you have to look like a stone face? 4. How many seconds are we supposed to stand up here? 3. Those couples are almost as cute as us, Said Mr. Fllingworth. 6. Smile pretty! 1. Couples mangled in the halls before Grand March. 2. Parents and friends greeted couples after the Grand March ). Couples walked through the castle and stood on the drawbridge. On April 25, 10 couples stepped through the looking glass in to the world of Camelot. The couples lined up inside a huge castle on a hill surrounded by trees and rivers. The ladies were all dressed in long beautiful flowing gowns. The gentlemen were dressed in colorful tuxedos. The air was warm and the wind was calm so the prom would take place in the royal courtyard. The pages blew their trumpets to announce the beginning of the royal prom. The couples presented themselves one by one to the people of the township. They gracefully and proudly pranced in front of the spectators, stopping a few seconds on the drawbridge. The prom goers danced to the music of Down Home. Punch, peanuts and mints were served aa refreshments by the servants (Sophomores). At 12:00 all the couples stepped back through the looking glass. The dance was the most elegant and romantic part of the evening, but it was just the beginning. Chauffeurs picked up their riders and took them home to change for the movie. The movie was a comedy called Airplane. After the movie everyone went for breakfast at the Masonic Hall. A hungry crew downed rolls, juice and milk. Prom was a very enjoyable evening and most couples ended the evening with a tender good night kiss. 1. How long do we have to hold this building up? 2. Coffee, tea or me. 3. Wake me up when its time to play. 4. Being a carpenter takes a lot of wallpaper and cardbard boxes. 5. I got my date for prom! 6. Kids now days, they can't even get one little shield straight. 7. I'm just hanging around. Variety Show Nervous is why you need cardinal pride. You're not kidding! Mellow Fellows kick the habit. Fonda sings up a storm. One, two three kick . . . Do you sec my guy in the crowd? Cat Scratch Fever Monday, March 23, was an exciting day for many students at Redwood Falls High School. At 7:30 hearts were beating and nervous laughter could be heard behind stage. The curtain opened; the crowd waited with anxious anticipation. By the end of the night the audience was laughing and cheering. The Variety Show was another great success! 1. Kiss me you fool! 2. Don't you just love those lips' 3. Arc you my baby or my guy.' 4. RFHS is being invaded! 133 Science Fair That’s not greasy kid stuff. The Science Fair this year was on March 5. One hundred fifty projects were entered ranging from Shapes of Sails” to Brick Making. Fifteen projects made it to state competition. Champion Project was Air Foils” by Scott Norman and Mark Janning. High school members picked Mary Schlemmer's Tar and Nicotine in Cigarettes and Sue Henney and Julie Hanson's Which Water Works Best as science club favorites. 134 One Act Play Oh, what a relief it is. This year's entry into the One Act Play festival, held at Walnut Gove, was Lenora Cove s The Search. The play dealt with the role that hypocracy plays in the interaction of people. The story centers around the life of Mary Magdelan. The final stand found Redwood rated fourth in District 10 and Mari Espeland with Best Actress of District 10. Mari Espeland - Mary Cara Hanson ■ Narrator I Neil Barnes - Narrator II Chris Hopkins - Man I Joshua Dixon - Man II Awards And Achievements Fit For A King 1. Outstanding Senior Athletes: Mike Schmit, Kathy Bodensteiner. 2. Jimmy Kratzke Award Recipients: Erick Kaardol. Deb Lucas. 3. St. Olaf J.V. Champions Debate: Karin Nyhus and not pictured Jim Cech. 4. Scholarships received by Duane Heiling, Teri Woelfel, Kelly Hogan, Mari Espeland, Joel Rohlik, Cathy Kammerer. Kathy Bodensteiner, Gail Zochow 136 1. AII-state choir members: Sandy Kotval, Chris Hopkins. Sandy Woodford. 2. Ladies Auxiliary presented Minnesota flag to Cattis Thedin, Fabrice Supplison. 3. Mari Espeland- outstanding band member. Wendy Castle- outstanding choir member. 4. American Legion Awards: Mike Schmit, Mari Espeland 3. Speech awards went to Joe Ehlcrs, Kris Keil. 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We believe that value of your support will continue to grow as years pass and the books increase in value as a record of the school and community. We urge all students to show the same continued loyalty to your businesses. Thanks again, 161 The advisers, editors, and staff of the RFHS Annual Senior Directory Ahrens, Sherri: Girls' Basketball9,10; Girls' Track 9; Girls' Tennis 9,10, State 11, All Conference 12; Yearbook Co- editor 11; Student Council 10; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12. Amberg, Todd: F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. Anderson, Heather: Volleyball 9,10,11; Cheerleading 9, 10; Spanish Club 9,10; Band 9; Choir 9. Anderson, Roberta: Declam 9 ,10,11,12; Cardinal Tales 11,12; Yearbook Staff 11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Choir 9; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; Solos Enesmbles 10,11;12; Mascot 9; Pap Band 12; Voice of Democracy 12; Musical Pit Band 10. Arndt,Joyce: One-Act Play 11; Homecoming Committee 11. Baker, Jeffrey: Football 9; Wrestling 9,11, All-Conference 10,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Cardinal Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Lounge Proctor 12; Master of Ceremonies, Home- coming 12. Baker, Linda: Girls' Basketball 9; Choir 9,10. Barnes, Rhonda: Cardinettes 10,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Commiteee 12; Homecoming Candidate 12, Homecoming Queen 12; Rotarian 12; Choir 9; Pep Club 12, Baune, Jodi Jacobsen: Girls’ Track 9,10,11; Girls' Tennis 9; Ushers Club 11; Cardinal Club 9,10,11; Choir. Bodensteiner, Kathryn: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Girls' Track 9,11,12; Girls' Golf 10; Volleyball 9,10,11, Cap- tain, All-Southwest Conference 12; Student Council, Presi- dent 9,10, Secretary 11, Vice-President 12; Class Officer, President 9, Vice-President 12; Cardinal Club 9,10,11, Secre- tary 12; Band 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Com- mittee 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Pep Band 10; Rotar- ian 12; Rotary Youth Conference 11. Brauer, Christine: Girls' Tennis 9,10,11,12; Girls' Golf 10,12; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Editor 11; Student Coun- cil 10; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12; German Club 10,11, Vice- President 12; Musical 12; Pep Club, Secretary Treasurer 12; AFS Club 11,12; Choir 9,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecom- ing Committee 12; Mascot 9; Basketball stats. 9- Bruflodt, Deb: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11; Girls' Track 9; Vol- leyball 9,10,11,12; One-Act Play 12; Cardinal Club 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Pep Band 11,12; Ensembles 9,10,11,12; Wrestling Stats. 12; Senior Sere- nades. Buckley, Susan: Girls' Basketball 9; Girls' Golf 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12; German Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; Boys' Basketball Stats. 10,11,12. Bunting, Cindy: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Girls' Track 10,11,12. Castle. Wendy: Girls' Golf 9,10,11,12; Three-Act Play 11; Musical 10,12; One-Act Play 12; Yearbook Editor 12; Cardi- nal Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club President 12; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; AFS Club 11,12; Choir 9,10,11.12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; Librarian 12; Sweet Adelines 11; Senior Serenaders 12; Solo Ensembles 10,11,12. Christensen, Steven: Lounge Proctor 12; Prom Commiteee 11. Cornell, Linda: Track 9,12; Cross Country 9; Basketball 9,10; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12; Cardinal Tales Sports Editor 10,11,12; Mascot 11,12; Musicals 10,12; Three-Act Play 11; One-Act Play 12. Dingmann, Dawn: Gymnastics 9,11; Volleyball 9,10,11; Cheerleading 9,10,11; Musical 12; Cardinal Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; Choir 9,11,12; Prom Committee 11. Domeier, Michael: Football 9,10; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Boys’ Tennis 9,10; Lounge Proctor 12; Prom Committee 11. Erie, Mark: Football 9,10, Honorable Mention 11,12; Wres- tling 9, All-Conference 10,11, Captain 12; Boys' Track 9,10,11,12; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12. Espeland, Mari: Declam 10,11; Debate 11; One-Act Play 12, Best actress; German Club 9,10,11, President 12; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 10,11, President 12; AFS Club Presi- dent 12; Band 9,10,11, Vice-President 12; Choir 9,11, Presi- dent 12; Homecoming Committee 12; Basketball Stats. 9,10,11,12; Musical 12; Musical Pit Band 10; Rotarian 12; AFS to West Germany 11; Solos Ensembles 10,11,12. Evers, Carrie: Cardinal Tales 10,11; Ushers Club 11; FFA 9,10,11; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 11; Cafeteria Helper 12. Farnberg, Eric: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9; Base- ball 11,12; Boys' Track 9; Intramurlas 10,11; Cardinal Club 11,12; German Club 9; Weight Lifting 10,11,12; Band 9; Homecoming Committee 12. Filzen, Nancy: Declam 9,12; Ushers Club 11,12; Art Club 9,11; FFA 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10; Choir 9; Prom Committee 11; AV 11,12; Musical 12; Bus Patrol 11,12. Gilland, Todd: Football 9; Boys' Basketball 9,10; Boys Track 9; FFA 9,10,11,12; Band 9- Goblirsch, Sharon: Cardinettes 10; Art Club 9; Lounge Proc- tor 12; Homecoming Committee 12. 162 Hagen, Todd: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11; Boys' Tennis 9,10; Intramurals 12; Cardinal Club 12; Pep Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9; Rotarian 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Band Uniform Committee 12. Hagert, Bryan: Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 10; Baseball 12; Boys' Track 9; Intramurals 11,12; Cardinal Club 10,11,12; Weightlifting 9,10,11,12. Hahn, Cheri: Librarian 11. Hassinger, Paula: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Girls' Track 9; Girls' Golf 10,11; Musical Crew 12; Band 9; Choir 9,10,11; Lounge Proctor 12; Prom Committee 11. Heiling, Daniel: Football 9,11,12; Wrestling 9,10, Captain, All-Conference, All-State, 11,12. Boys' Track 9; Cross Coun- try 10; Class Officer, Vice-President 11; Cardinal Club 9,10,11.12; FFA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club, Vice-President 12; Lounge Proctor 12; Homecoming Candidate 12. Heiling, Duane: Football 9,11,12; Wrestling, State Participate 9,10, All-Conference 11, Captain 12; State Champion 12; Student Council 9,10,11, President 12; Class Officer 9,10,12; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11; Lounge Proctor 11; Prom Committee 11,12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Home- coming King 12. Heiling, Steven: Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9.10,11,12; Boys' Track 9; Cardinal Club 10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11; AFS Club 10; Homecoming Committee 12; Rotarian 12; Student Rotar- ian Youth Conference 11. Henning, Jan: Declam 9,10,11,12; Three-Act Play 9,11,12; Yearbook Staff 11; Ushers Club 11, President 12; Pep Club 12; AFS 11,12; Choir 9,10,12. Henning, Michael: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9; Wrestling 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9; Class Officer 11,12; Cardinal Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Lounge Proctor 12; Hecoming Candidate 12. Henry, Kris: Cheerleading 9,12; Manager 9; Choir 9; Prom Committee 11. Hindermann, Steven: Wrestling 9; Boys' Track 9; Cross Country 9; Intramurals 9; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12; Weight- lifting 9; Manager 9; Choir 9; Lounge Proctor 12. Hitchcock, Charles: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9,10; Boys' Track, All-State 9,10,11,12; Intramural 9,10,11,12; Cardinal Club 10,11,12; Weightlifting 11. Hjerpe, Kurt: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9,10, All- Conference 11,12; Boys' Track 9,10,11,12; Class Officer 9; Cardinal Club 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11; Homecoming Candi- date 12. Hoffbeck, Corwin: Boys' Track 9,10. Hogan, Kelly: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Girls' Track 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11, Captain, All-Southwest Con- ference 12; Student Council 10; Cardinal Club 10,11,12; Ger- man Club 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming Committee 12; Student Rotarian 12; Pep Band 11,12; Solo Ensembles 11,12. Hooper, Christopher: Boys' Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11; Boys' Tennis 12; Intramurals 11,12; Cardinal Club 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 11. Huhnerkoch, Scott: Football 9; Boys' Basketball 9,11,12; FFA 9,10,11,12. Hultquist, Tracia: Cardinettes 10; Choir 9; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Candidate 12. Hunt, Jeffrey: FFA 9,10; Band 9,10,11. Iverson, Connie: Class Officer 9,10. Jackson, Steven: One-Act Play 9,11; Cardinal Tales 12; Art Club 9,10; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 12; AFS Club 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 11; Banquet Committee; Musical 10,12. Jahnke, Brent: Weightlifting 9,10; Football 9,10; Wrestling 9; Boys' Track 9,10. Johnson, Lisa: Cardinettes 10; Band 9; Prom Committee 11. Johnson, Chad: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Boys' Track 9,10,11,12, All-State Track; All Conference Football; Football Captain. Just, Rita: Student Rotarian 12. Kammerer, Kathy: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Girls' Track 9; Yearbook Staff 11; Cardinal Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming Com- mittee 12; Track Stats. 11,12; Student Rotarian 12; Volleyball 9,10,11, All-Southwest Conference 12. Kaufenberg, Jean: Band 9; Choir 9; Prom Committee 11; Ushers Club 11,12. Kramer, Lori Ann Christensen: Gymnastics manager 9; Prom Committee 12. Keil, Kristine: Volleyball 11; Declam 9,10,11,12; Three-Act Play-props 11; Cardinal Tales 12; FFA 12; Pep Club 12; AFS Club 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Musical Pit Band 10,12; FFA Parliamentary procedure team 12; Rotarian 12. Kissner, Dean: Football 9,10; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10; Boys' Track 9; Boys' Tennis 11,12; Prom Com- mittee 11; Homecoming Committee 11. 163 Kretsch, Jody: Girls' Tennis 9; Art Club 9; Choir 9. Kretsch, Paula: Student Council Secretary 9,12; Class Officer 11; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12; AFSClub 11, Vice-President 12; Choir 9,10,11, Secretary Treasurer 12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 11; Girls' Stater 1981; Boys' Girls' County 11; Musical 10; Solo Ensembles 10; Senior Serenaders 12. Krueger, Terry: Declam 9,10,11,12; Debate 11; German Club 9,10,11,12; AFS Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12, President 12; Prom Committee 11; Boys' Stater 1980; Choir 9,10,11, Vice-President 12; Musical Pit Band 10,12. Lackmann, Sue: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Girls' Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Homecoming Committee 11; President of OEA 12; Rotarian 12. LeBrun, Ann: One-Act Play 11; Prom Committee 11. Loock, Deanne: Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Com- mittee 12. Luttman, Jill: Gymnastics 9; Cheerleading 9,10; Choir 9,10. Matchette, Anne: Art Club 10; Spanish Club 9,10; AFS Club 12; AV Club 11; Band 9. McKay, Scott: Wrestling 10,11; Science Club 10,11,12; Sci- ence Fair 9,10. Moeller, Bradley: Football 9,10; Weightlifting 9; Lounge Proctor 12. Monsrud. Dawn: Yearbook staff 11, Editor 12; Manager 9; Choir 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Musical 12; Solo Ensemble-State. Muetzel, Beth: German Club 9; FHA 9; Cardinettes 10; Choir 9,10,11; Homecoming Candidate 12; Librarian 11. Myers, Lisa: Girls' Golf 11,12; Cheerleading 9,10; Ushers Club 12; Cardinal Club 12; German Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12; AFS Club 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; German Club President 12; Musical 12; Senior Girls' Vocal Ensemble 12. Nelson, Cynthia: Girls' Track 9; Choir 9,10; Lounge Proctor 12; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12. Nolting, Wendy: Girls' Tennis 9,10,11; Girls' Golf 9,10; Stu- dent Council 10; Class officer 9; Cardinal Club 9,10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; Rotarian 12; Musical Pit Band 12; Senior Band Represen- tive 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; National Band Honor Society of Purdue University 12; Solo Ensembles 11,12. Otto, Mitchell: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9,10; Baseball 11,12; Boys' Track 9,10; Cardinal Club 11,12; Weightlifting 10,11; Choir 9. Pantizke, Lisa: Musical Pit Band 12; Class officer 11,12; FFA 9,10, Secretary 11, Treasurer 12; FHA 9; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 10; Lounge Procter 12; Prom Committee 11; Home- coming Committee 11; Homecoming Candidate 12. Patten, ConnieL Girls’ Track 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 10,11,12; Musical 10; Cardinal Club 9,10,11,12; Choir 9.10,11,12; Pep Club 12. Petermann, Eric: Football 9,10; Wrestling 9,10; Boys' Tennis 9,10,11,12; Science Club 12; Cardinal Club 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 12; National Society 12; Choir ,10Lounge Procter 11. Prahl, Susan: Volleyball 10,11; Cheerleading 11; Cardinal Club 11,12; Lounge Proctor 12; Homecoming Committee 11,12; Mascot 11. Revier, Julie: Cheerleading 11; Three-Act Play 11; Cardinal Club 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; AFS Club 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; Musical 10,12; Popcorn Popper 11; Sweet Adelines 11; Senior Girls Ensemble 12. Rindfleisch, Kim: Musical 12; Cardinal Tales 12; Ushers Club 12; Color Guard 10. Robbins, Gregory: Choir 9. Rohlik, Joel: Boys' Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11; AFS Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Student Rotarian 12; Cross Country: Captain All-District, All-Region, All-Conference, Musical 12; National Honor Society 10,11, Vice-President 12; Cardinal Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 12. Rossow, Rochelle: Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; Homecoming Candidate 12. Sawatzky, Loren: Wrestling 9,10,11,12. Scherbing, Todd: Band 9,10; Choir 11,12; Football 9, All- Conference 10; Boys' Basketball 9, Honorable Mention 10,11; Baseball 9; Boys' Track 9,10,11,12-All-Conference 9,10,11; All Region 10,11; All State 11; Intramurals 12; Stu- dent Council 9,10; Class Officer 9,10; Cardinal Club 11,12. Schefus, Sheri: Girls' Basketball 10; Girls' Track 9 ,10,11,12; Volleyball 11,12; Cardinal Tales” 10,11,12; Yearbook Pho- tographer 11,12; Science Club 9,10,11,12; AV Club 10,11,12; Gymnastics Manager 11,12; Band 9,10; FFA Parlimentary Team 9,10,11,12- State Delegate 11; Science Symposium 11. 164 Schmidt, Jeff: Boys' Tennis 9,10,11,12; FFA 9; Band 9,10. Schmit, Michael: Boy's Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; Boys' Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; Boys' Tennis 9; Intramurals 12; Three-Act Play 10; Class officer 11; Science Club 12; Cardinal Club 10,11, President 12; Pep Culb 12; Pep Band 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12- Treas. 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Cross Country Captain 12- All Conference, All District, All Region. Schramm, Janine: One-Act Play 11; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 11. Schroeder, Wendy: Girls' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Girls' Track 10,11,12; Three-Act Play 12; Art Club 10; Choir 9,10,11. Schroeppel, Lori: Cheerleading 10,11; Science Club 10,11; German Club 10,11; Choir 9,10,11. Schultz, Sandra: Cardinettes 10. Smith, Patrick: Football 9,10,12; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11,12; Boys' Golf 10,12, All-Conference 9,11; Lounge Proctor 12. Smith, Suzanne: Art Club 9,10; Pep Club 12; FHA 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 11; Majorette 12. Suplisson, Fabrice: Wrestling 12; Three-Act Play 12; Spanish Club 12; AFS Club 12; Weightlifting 12; Homecoming Can- didate 12. Swigart, James: Wrestling 9,10; FFA 9; Band 9. Tetrick, Teresa: Gymnastics 9,10; Cheerleading 9,11; Home- coming Candidate 12; Lounge Proctor 12. Thedin, Catarina: Girls' Basketball 12; Three-Act Play 12; German Club 12; FHA 12; AFS Club 12; Homecoming Candidate 12. Thiel, Pamela: Volleyball 9; One-Act Play 9; Cardinal Tales 9; Art Club 9,10,11; German Club 9,10; Choir 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming 10,11; Art Club President 9,10. Thrailkill, John Matt: Football 9,10,11,12; Boys' Basketball Manager 9,10; Boys' Track 9; Intramurals 10; Three-Act Play 10; Weightlifting 9,10,11; Cardinal Club 10,11,12. Tiffany, Janet: Band 9,10,11,12. Tryon, Christine: Gymnastics 9; Cheerleading 9,10,11; Year- book Staff 12; Cardinal Club 11; Choir 9. Turbes, Laurel: Art C lub 9; Cardinettes 10. Vick, Michael: Cross Country 9,10; Boys' Tennis 9,11,12; Intramurlas 9,10,11; Cardinal Club 11,12. Vickerman, Mark: Cardinal Tales 9; Yearbook Staff 10,11; AV Club 9,10,11,12. Voss, Jeff: Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10; Baseball 9,10,11; FFA 10,11,12; Weightlifting 11. Wells, Kelly: Football 9,10; Baseball 9; Weightlifting 9. Werner, Schellee: Girls' Track 9; Three-Act Play 11; Cardi- nal Tales 10; Choir 9,10,11. Werner, Tim: FFA 9,10,11,12; Lounge Proctor 12. Woelfel, Teri: Girls' Basketball Manager 9,10, Basketball Stats. 11,12; Girls' Track Manager 11; Volleyball Manager 11,12; Cardinal Tales 9,10; Cardinal Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; FHA 9,10; AFS Club 11; Choir 9,10. Woodford, Nanci: Cardinettes 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Lounge Proctor 12; Prom Committee 11; Intramurals 9; Three-Act Play 10; Ushers Club 11. Zachow, Gail: Yearbook Staff 10; Student Council 10,11,12; German Club 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12;AFS Club 9,11,12; Choir 9,11,12; Homecoming Committee 12; Majorette 12; Student Rotarian 12; Musical 10,12; Popcorn Popper 11; Senior Girls' Vocal Ensemble 12; Secretary of Naional Society 11,12. Tisue, Ronald: FFA 9; AV Club 9,10,11,12; Lounge Proctor 12. Toltzman, Eva: Art Club 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12; Librarian 12; Debate 11,12; Cardinal Tales 9. 165