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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

A LATE SUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Gary Hart expected to stay out of race Homecoming, 1987 began its activities in earnest Monday, September 28 with the Coronation program. As usual, a packed house was in attendance. Mistress ol Ceremonies and Master ol Cere- monies Tammy Dallenbach and Jett Lothert opened the evening by welcoming the crowd, and then the Sweet Sensations sang Some- where There’s A Song.” Following the fanfare, the Homecoming Court was introduced. Princesses Naomi Tiffany. Caddy Freeman, Vicki McKay, Ann Brazil, Cary Roller, Jeana Rustand, and Janee McCor- HELLO CHAPPIE! Bork defends his judicial record Food vending near school gets a trial City Council nod By Carol Miska Kanako Makita, better known as Chappie, is a Youth For Under- standing [YFU] exchange student from Ebina, Japan. She is staying with Julie Schroer and her family. She will be attending RFM for the entire 1987-88 school year. You will see Chappie in your classes, out on the volleyball court and singing in the choir, which is her favorite activity. City drawn into struggle between pizza restaurants Jeff Cech U.S.-Soviet named top pact signed lineman in as 3 days of the league talks begin Shadow Day 1987 MAREN By Angie Peterson Have you seen a new face, speaking with a eule accent, roam- ing the halls of RFMHS?. If you have, you have seen Maren Koester, Redwood's foreign exchange stu- dent from Flensburg, West Germany, who is staying with the Schilling family. She has come to get acquainted with America's culture, youth, and foods. And that she had done at a very rapid rale; she has already become a welcome ♦ miilnn to the RFMHS band [play- Record 52,924 cheer on the Twins How sweet it is! Greene dies Lome Greene, “Bonanza” star, died Friday. Page 5C. I REMEMBER MAMA By Sara Grots A common link can ba found in tha memories of most paopla, a symbol of stability, strength, and caring. Although this link is not necessarily tha same for all paopla, it is tha one discovered in most minds. This common link is known « Mom Twins find another Homer Hanky-waving fan in D.C. Missile pact is first to ban entire class of nuclear arms NFL calls off weekend games as talks continue Pope arrives as ‘friend of America’ Current Events Fall 1987 Student Life: Living on the Edge .......................................4 Organizations: Joining Forces'' .........................................30 Sports: Going into Battle'' .............................................62 Seniors: The Survivors .................................................98 Underclassmen: Rebels Without a Cause” ................................ 118 Faculty: Facing the Executioners'' .................................... 132 Advertisements: It's a Jungle Out There .............................. 144 3 Serenader Andrea Olson. Homecoming Royalty: Jeana Rustand, Chuck Beauzay. Ann Brazil, Brian Brau, Lisa Mielke, Caddy Freeman, Lou Phan, Andy Prank, Jodi Gorres, Jon Freeman, Amanda Schmidt, Tommy March, Paul tlagert, riaomi Tiffany, Chris tlillier, Viki McKay, John Siegfried, Dan Phelps, Cari Roller, Amy Van flee, Janee McCorkell, Joel Kretsch. Coronation 1987 Presenting, the 1987 homecoming king and queen Joel Kretsch and Viki McKay! The excitement began Monday September 28, during ' 'A Late Summer Might s Dream coronation. The long awaited evening began with a warm welcome by emcees Tammy Dallenbach and Jeff Lothert. The entertainment was provided by the Sweet Sensations, and Andrea Olson. The former king and queen, Joe Schmidt, and Beret Morman wished good luck to all the candidates before passing down their crowns. The restless crowd awaited as Amy Vanhee and Lisa Mielke crowned king Joel. Shortly after the princesses awaited anxiously as Viki McKay was crowned queen by Lou Phan and John Siegfried. |MM|nPrrn 7 Homecoming o Spirit Week : I Remember Mama THE ARTISTIC STAFF Time: 1910 Director ........................ Virgil Felt Student Directors Jeana Rustand Caddy Freeman Carmen Revier Shop Master .................... Reed Ockwig Publicity ...................Jeana Rustand Can Roller Stage Managers Karin Zimmerli Jeana Rustand Light Master................... Derek Felska Sound Crew ..................... Sara Gross Lynne Barnes Props and Scene Change Crew Julie MageI Katherine Jahnke Todd Schilling Bill Steffen Chad Schablin Michelle Gordon Make-Up Crew Joanna Buckley Julie Hanson Shannon Chmelar Jeri Short Costume Crew ....................Jaci Schilling Janice Maserek Becky Triplett Liz Ebbesen Setting: The action takes place in the home of Horwegian immigrant family Lars and Marta Hanson. Their home is in San Francisco. Califor- nia. CAST OF CHARACTERS Katrin ................. Mama Papa ................... Dagmar Christine .............. Mr. Hyde riels .................. Aunt Trina Aunt Sigrid............. Aunt Jenny Unde Chris Jessie Mr. Thorkelson Dr. Johnson ............ Arne ................... nurse Hilde nurse Gretchen Soda Clerk Bell Hop Madeline ............... Dorothy ................ Florence Dana Moorehead Scrubwoman ............. Uncle Elizabeth (Cat) Lori Weiss Carolyn Flack ..... Matt Grave Christie Revier Becky Triplett Ethan Leeman Jon Haynes Sara Gross Andrea Moldestad .....Jill Gorres Pat Gerrety Tracey Scheitel Tharan Leopold Brad Weiss Aaron Roller Janice Maserek Lynne Jensen Katherine Jahnke Katherine Jahnke Lynne Barnes Liz Ebbesen Jaci Schilling ..... Cari Roller Tiger Weiss International Christmas Party International Weekend Row 1: Wendy Gilland. An- drea Ol on Jacqueline Tay- lor (Australia). Joris Her waerts (Belgium). Kathy Klergaard Luciano More Ira (Braiil). Ricardo Santos (Brazil). Marce la Ordonez (Colombia). Monica Jurare (Ecuador). Cherry Brockway. Katrina Gaard (Faroe Is- land). Manuela Calllet (Trance). Helene Dassell borne. (Trance). Sarah Tin- ley. Dawn Goodthunder. Row 2: Matt Maapoja. Karen Schoenberg. Lara Mlclkc. Pascale Gulomard (Trance). Chris Elspas (Germany). Chris Regen fuss (German) Chris Voss (Germany). Sonja Borski (Germany). Ulrike Tie brand t (Germany). Maren Koster (Germany). Victor Perolbo (Honduras). Carlo Martlnozi (Italy). Ethan Lee- man. Sara Gross. Jaci Schil- ling. Pat Gerrety. Terri Lar- sen. Row 3: Lou Phan. Paul Kaardal Julie Schroer. Chle Klkuchi (Japan). Ko Matsuda (Japan). Yukle Makagaw (Ja- pan). Kanako Maklta (Ja- pan). Jon Tredrik Hu am (florway). Terje Stenstad (Horway). Gaby Tong (Pana- ma). nkolas Martin (Venezu- ela). Jon Stelnbach. Todd Looney. Michelle Jannlng. Jon Haynes. Julie Simmons Brad Weiss. Mot Pictured: Jose Moris (Venezuela). A Talent Show Cardinal Club Carnival Prom '88 BuijqBfiuooisi Awards J. h. Citizenship Winners. Scholarship Winners: Row 1: Chuck Beauzay (Air Force R.O. T.C., national honor Society), Melissa Dahmes (Military Order of the Cooties Scholarship), Joanna Buckley (Student Council Scholarship), Jaci Schilling (Adult Fun Presentation), Lori Weiss (Student Council Scholarship). Row 2: Lou Phan (Bremmer Foundation Scholarship, R.F.E.A. Scholarship), Andrea Olson (Student Council Scholarship), Viki McKay, (Bremmer Foundation Scholarship), Jason harp (Wood Dale Scholarship, Minnesota Valley Bank Shares Scholarship, Masonic Lodge Scholarship), and Jeff Lothert (Cardinal Club Scholarship), Lisa Mielke (Cardinal Club Scholarship), Jill Gorres (Audacia Study Club Scholarship), Missy Martinez (Student Council Scholarship). Mot pictured: Janie Myrom (Military Order of the Cooties Scholarship). Instrumental Music Award: Kurt Jahnke. Vocal Music Award: Richard Schrank. Voice of Democracy: Matt Maapaja (runner up), Sara Gross (winner). PresidentaI Award: Chuck Beauzay, Joanna Buckley, Lou Phan, Carolyn Hack, Jeana Rustand, Paula Votaw, Jill Gorres, Brian Brau. Row 2: Sara Gross, Ann Brazil, Jason Harp, Matt Maapaja, Kurt Kahnkc, Viki McKay. American Legion Award: Chuck Beauzay. Senior Athletes: Andrea Olson. Mot Pictured: Jeff Cech. 27 American Legion Auxiliary Award: Sara Gross. sdDJOj Bumiop = Gorbachev invited to Congress Reagan selects Kennedy Kretsch gets record in RF-M win Bush beats Rather HAPPY COUPLES (Within Our School) Celebrating Christmas Together Amy Schel Anglo Rusland G.G. Bliss Lori Schurmann Ann Brazil Caddy Freeman Cari Roller Kris Talley Margi Simmons Vikl McKay Lori Jensen Sholly Nuodeckor Sherry Junker Tanya Telrick Amy Rienls Tracy Phan Becky Larson Tonla Sorenson Dana Bjerke Heidi Nelson Sonja Schultz Sandy Hlllesheim Sara Junker Kathy Schrank Lisa Hanna Sorry it we inadvertently missed a couple; wo apologize! Jim Melster Joel Zwlers Todd Beran Jared Boo Brian Brau Andy Frank Tony Brown Jefl Lothert Tom Prouly Chris Hllller Paul Hagort Jason Curtis Steve Whitaker Chad Serbus Steve Bjerke Wayne Gudgel Sean Thoreson Scotty Bldlnger Jason Rolloll Dean Vetter Brad Franklin Rob Lussenhop Corey Seehausen Cltad Ness Mark Triplett Mecham is star act of political circus Soviets to play in ’88 Olympics The Soviet Union said Mon- day that it would participate ih the Olympic Games in Seoul South Korea, this year, clear ing the way for the first U.S.- Soviet Summer Olympic showdown In 12 years, Sovle officials said a national team of more than 500 athletes would compete. Page 1C. ‘Poltergeist’ actress O’Rourke, 12, dies Bush recoups; Dole lashes out; Robertson finishes fifth (p Dukakis tops crowded field; Gepliardt nips Simon for second George Bell wins AL MVP, Puckett is third ID Arms-control compromise Congressional leaders have announced a compromise with the White House on arms-control issues that re- moves a major obstacle to passago of a military spend- ing bill. The compromise would prevent the administra- tion from acting on its inter- pretation of the 1972 Anti- Ballistic Missile Treaty in the 1980 budget year. Page 14A. Reagan predicts big arms strides He also defends forthcoming pact From News Services Washington. D.C. President Reagan said Thursday that he expects his meeting next week with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- chev will be followed by a summit in Moscow that probably would “male another gigantic step toward the elimination of nuclear weapons. PROPOSED SITES Sito A has boon soloctod as llto district's lirsl choice as a building silo, subjocl lo further tosts and study ol the land. Broncos, Redskins: versatility vs. power Contra aid Visit from players, manager draws Redwood Falls area fans of Twins Current Events Winter 1988 national Honor Society Present Members: Row 1: Viki McKay, Mallie LeBmn. Sarah roley. Paula Votaw, Joanna Buckley, Sara Gross. Ann Brazil. Jennifer Steffi. Michelle Mess. Row 2: Mrs. Cllingworth. Katherine Jahnke, Charles Beauzay. Brian Brau. Chris Tersteeg. Carolyn Hack. Wendy Gil land. Beth Verdoes, Jill Gorres. Jeana Rustand. Row 3: Chad Massebroek. Kevin Christopherson, Jason Marp. Gary Deinken. Kurt Jahnke. Randy Llebl. Inductees: Row 1: Jaci Schilling, Jamie Good Thunder, Patricia Mann, Darla Pehlandt. Michelle Janning. Corey Koewler. Debra Bunting. Row 2: Amy Rients. Kim Schultz. Lynn Jensen, Lori Schurman, Lou Phan. Carl Roller. Tracy Phan, Kanako Makita (YrU). Row 3: Matthew Grave. Paul Kaardal. Matthew Swenson, Jeffrey Cech. Paul Lasley. 33 Row 1; Trudi Couison, Tammy Schmidt. Row 2: Debbie Thomas, Jeana Rustand, Lee Ann Krueger, Melissa Martinez, Dana MofT. Row 3; Caddy Freeman, Maomi Tiffany, Chad Hassebroek. Tammy Dallenbach. Mot Pictured; John Re vie r, Todd Revier, Cindy Petersen, Melissa Dahms, Tracey Scheitel, Erica Rejsek, Jeff Cech. Row 1; Kim Sullivan, Lori Malecha, Dana Hoff, Angie Peterson. Row 2; Ryan Laufenburger, Darla Eehlandt, Karin Schoenberg, Jeana Rustand, Carol Miska, Gary Deinken, Joanna Buckley, Mr. Ashcroft (advisor). Viki McKay. Yearbook Staff Cardinal Tales 34 = Library Aides Roberta Pendleton, Jodi Davis, Tammy Fretiag. not Pictured: Rebecca Tripplet. Lou Phan, Russ Scheffler, Paul Mann, Matt Swenson, Chris Tersteeg, Paul ha ar- da I. not Pictured: Mark Red- mann, Reed Ockwig — Computer Club 35 Deciam Senior high; Kow 1; Mr. Felt (advisor). Michelle Janning. Jason Schwerin. Shari Engstrom. heather Tersteeg. Sharon horejsi. Seth Rowley. Becky Triplett. Kow 2; Danny Haynes. Joel Gorres. Melissa Benson. Lynn Barnes. Troy R rause. Kow 3; Lou Fhan. Sarah Foley. Ethan Lee man. Janice Maserek. Carolyn Flack. Sara Gross. Jeana Rustand. Jaci Schilling. Bill Steffen. Chris Revier. Junior high Row I: Richclle Rectz. Sarah Feirce. Stefanic Brau. Melissa Benson. Damon Janssen. David Tersteeg. Andy Stoterau. Row 2; Rebecca Smart. Wendy Wcckwcrth. Sonja Anderson. Stacey Mammerschmidt. Sharon horejsi. Troy Rrause. Joel Gorres. Seth Rowley. Kow 3; Mrs. Swartz (advisor). Lynn Barnes. Melissa Meyers. Rachael haapoja. Mark hall. Ben Gross. Danny haynes. Jeanie Chmelar. Jennifer Ommodt. Trade Stephens. Amy huhnerkoch. Mary Ray Fhelps. Rotarians Row I; Sara Gross. Hahn Zimmerli, Can Roller. Janee McCorkell. Jeana Hu stand Lee Ann Krueger. Maren Roster. Ann Brazil. Chuck Beauzay. Row 2: Lori Malecha Viki McKay. Jim Meister. John Siegfried. Lou Fhan. Brian Brau. Mot Pictured: Jeff Lothert Kurt Jahnke. Bob tlyde. Chad Massebrock. Jason harp. Advisor Rohlfing, Dawn Goodthunder. Carmen Reiver. Julie Simmons. Amy Remil lard. Wendy Ringeisen, Tina Kohls. Julie Farmer. Carol Miska. Shelly Wendler. Kristen Rindfleisch. Terry Larsen. Jodi Davis. Ushers' Club 37 Molly Schweinfurter. Michelle Wertish, Becky haala, heather Salmon, Paula Votaw. Paul Mann. Mot Pictured: Patty Mann, Janine Peterson, Wendy Ringeisen, Suzanne Pederson, Suzi Parringer. Art Club Science Club Row 1: Mr. Clementson (Advisor). Mark Redmann, Russ Scheffler, Michelle Jahnke. Steve Parker. Brent Thomas. Mot Pictured: David Tersteeg, Jason Schwerin, Mike hydegger, Tonya Schultz, Chris Tersteeg, Scott Goblirsch. ?8 Miss Bowen (Advisor), Cari Roller, Steve BJerke, Chris Millier, Andrea Olson, Miss Larson (Advisor). Cardinal Club Officers Math League Row 1; Jason Harp, Lou Phan, hurt Jahnke. Chris Tersteeg. Matt tlaapoja. Row 2: Michelle Janning. Jeana Rustand, Sara Gross, Sara Poley. Mr. Erickson. 39 Student Council Sr. High: Row 1; Lou Phan (V. Pres.), Viki McKay (Treas.), Chuck Beauzay (Pres.), Deb Bunting (Sec.). Row 2; Joel Kretsch, Chad Lund. Lori Jensen, Kris Talley. Lori Schurman. Advisor Duckstad. Plot Pictured; Brad Weiss. Chris Brandt. Randy Liebl. 40 Jr. High: Row 1; Cyndy Millier (Sec.), Jeff Simmons, Jerry Brockway (Pres.). David Tersteeg (Treas.), Jamie tiennen (V. Pres.). Row 2; Jill Galstad, Mikki Dahms. Jill Johnson, Ha than Cohrs, Beth Radel, Jon Thielen. Row 3; Melanie LeBrun. Amy Myers. Parry Jahnke, Dan nelson. Shawn Brosam. Advisor Melster. Mot Pictured; Angie Redding. YFU I can't believe it: Just three months left in the United States. I still remember the first couple weeks when everything seemed so strange to me. The food consisted, without exception, of hamburgers and sandwiches, sixteen year olds already drove their own cars, and the school was a huge labyrinth that had to be crossed in three minutes every hour, not to forget the safe (locker) in between. Tortunately activities like tennis, band, choir, and German Club helped me adjust to the new circumstances and to get to know other people. I had so much fun in all those school activities we don't have back in Germany. Of course, there weren t just exciting things. Tor example, the blizzards in the winter bugged me really bad. and my friends and family were so far away. But there were always people around me like in study hall, when Dan Phelps, and Andy Prank, etc. (all those weird American guys) made stupidjokes about me or like my best friends Pat. Kim. Mish, and Lynne, with whom I had lots of fun with. I just can't think of all the people I have been joking around with. I guess I also should mention my cute sociology teacher Mr. Bra land (he knows how much I love him) any my favorites Mr. Ashcroft (I don't like Paul Magart) and Mr. Erickson (I still remember my favorite phrase: off the wall ). After all. I'm really happy I came to Redwood Palls. I think it was one of the most exciting years in my lifeI Thanks a lot. especially to my family and all the people in Redwood Palls for your hospitality and friendliness that made me feel at home. I'm never gonna forget you I'll be back sometime Love. Maren Roster (or Moran, the PREAR) I felt so strange to think about how everything has worked. I couldn't believe at all when I found out that I really would be able to come to the U.S. And I felt kind of funny when I first came here to Redwood Palls which seemed a little similar to my home town in Japan. At first I stayed with a family in Mebraska for about a week, and all I could see out there was nothing but the farmlands so I'd strongly believed that I would stay all this year at the farmland — quiet and kind of easy going. Unfortunately (?) I was to stay in the town, so my experiences in Redwood were so different from what I'd expected before. Anyway, the life in Redwood was so busy for me. I mean, it can t be REALL Y busy, but PAST-GOIMG. At first I got confused and didn t know what to do. Especially, at school, the schedule was so different from ours in Japan. So I had a very hard time with language, too. I worried about it so much, and I asked what to do to my host family. Mrs. Treffy, and anyone I could think of. But the only answer I got was the fact that I'd worried about it too much. As far as I am an exchange student, those kinds of problems are always after me. Anyway, I've had a lot of different experiences which are unforgettable for me. I learned to be more positive than I'd ever been. I met a lot of friendly and different people, and I had a really nice family, which was quite different from my own. I 'd like to thank all of you sincerely: especially I 'd like to apologize to my host family as much as I 'd like to thank them. I felt so at home that sometimes I became naughty just like a little kid. I can t find the words to thank them. It is funny to say. but during the first three months. I felt like I would stay here forever. I mean, one year seemed so long. And I just love the long Minnesota winter and the short and busy summer. Maybe I'll be mixed up when I am back in Japan if I'm really in Japan or not. Because this town. Redwood rails, is so at home, and it 's already become my second home town. Thanks so much again. I Just had such a great year, and I could never forget it. Maybe I will come back some time. Love, Chappi. Ranako Makita from Japan 41 42 Row 1; Kelly Koewler. Shelly Wendler, Kristen Rindfleisch. G.G. Bliss. Shari Kohls. Row 2: Amy Mann, Cari Luft. Kara tlawton, Jennifer Wendt, Leslie Schultz, Patricia Mann. - FFA Row 1; Russ Plaetz, Jeremy Canaday. Row 2; Bryan Warner, Jason Baunc, Chad Meiling, Jerry Mertens, Eric Daun, John Meade, David Mertens, Jim Gerrety, Lance Rients. Row 3: Brant Salmon, Eric Woodford, Kevin Serbus, Chris Miest, Joe Werner, Chad Brink, Chad Panitzke, Troy Krause, John Guggisberg, Bobby Peters, Don Werner, Greg Deinken. Row 4: Kori Schmidt, Karen Scheuerman, Tracey Raddatz. Todd Serbus, Chad Zachariason, Jeff Simmons, nick Trinh, Chad Mertens, Mike Panitzke, Ryan Becklund, Jennifer Sullivan. Mot Pictured: Leslie Schultz, Paul Wellnitz, Shane Boney, Peggy Hastings, Larry Kaufenburg, Jeff Schefus. Bruce neimitz, Lara Read, Chad Schmidt, Richard Hahn, Shane Hastings, Mike Hawton, Gary Krueger, Jeff Michel. Row 1; Chad Panitzke (Climatologist). Russ Plaetz (President), Dave Mertens (Sentinal), Greg Deinken (Vice President), Row 2; Gary Krueger (Treasurer), Mike Hawton (Parliamentarian). Shane Hastings (Reporter), Jeff Michel (Secretary). Band Row 1: Sara Gross. Val Kitts. Sara Wilson, Beth Verdoes, Paula Vo taw, Jaci Schilling. Row 2: Wendy Maavisto, Beth nearing, Angie Rustand, Jennifer Steffi. Jeri Short, Danette Jahn, Amy VanMee. Lori Manna. Row 3: Andrea Olson. Derek Pelska. Jennifer Schmidt, Jon Rohlik. Mallie Lebrun, Kori Schmidt, Jeff Lothert. Jason Marp. Row 4: John Reiver: Chris Tersteeg, Ethan Leeman. Joe Mahoney. Paul Lasley, Gary Deinken. Brent Jergenson, Mark Redmann. Jazz Band: Row 1: Beth Verdoes, Leeman, Derek Pelska. Row 3: Kurt Jahnke. Jeff Lothert. Larsen. Row 2: Matt Maapoja, Sara Gross. Wendy Gilland. John Reiver, Chris Tersteeg. Ethan Leeman, Derek Peska. Row 3: Kurt Jahnke. Jeff Lothert. Rob Lussenhop, Jason Marp. 46 Band: Row 1: Michelle Janning. J.J. Gibson, Sarah roley. Karin Zimmerli, Jeana Rustand, Lori Malecha, Maren Roster. Row 2: Julie Hanson. Sarah Finley. Deb Guetter. Kris Rind leisch. J.J. Gibson. Jamie Good Thunder. Tina Sommers. Lisa Manna. Ann Brazil. Lori Schurman. Julie Schroer. Row 3: Rob Lussenhop. Kelly Kowler, Bob Dehncke. Scott Goblirsch. Darrell Menning. Joel Manson. Wendy Voeks. G.G. Bliss, Bob Larson. Kris Talley, Lee Ann Krueger, DonLee Kessler. Meidi Me I son, Angie Feterson, Dick Schrank. Row 4: Dana Bjerke. Matt Maapoja, Kevin Christopherson. Kurt Jahnke. Viki McKay. Wendy Gilland, Robyn Weckworth. Seniors: Row 1: Jason harp (Jazz Band, Accompanists). John Revier (Jazz Band). Lee Ann Krueger (Jazz Band. Sax Quartet). Richard Shrank (Solos. Sax Quartet. Jazz Band). Jaci Schilling (Woodwind Quintet. Clarinet Choir). Row 2: Kurt Jahnke (Jazz Band. Accompanists. Solos). Angie Peterson (Jazz Band. Sax Quartet). Andrea Olson (Woodwind Quintet). Sara Gross (Jazz Band. Woodwind Quintet. Clarinet Choir). Row 3: Matt haapoja (Solos. Jazz Band. Accompanists). Karin Zimmerli (Piute Duet), Lori Malecha (Piute Duet). Maren Koster (Solos. Woodwind Quintet). Juniors: Row 1: Bob Larsen (Jazz Band, Sax Quartet). Wendy Gil land (Jazz Band). Beth Verdoes (Jazz Band, Clarinet Choir). Row 2: Chris Tersteeg (Jazz Band), Ethan Leeman (Jazz Band). Val Kitts (solos. Clarinet). 48 Sophomores: Derek Pel ska (Jazz Band), Michelle Janning (Woodwind Quintet, Solos). Sara Wilson (Clarinet). Junior High Band Seventh Grade: Row 1: Jewel Kosel. Tracy Lep- per. Melanie Lebrun, Jenny Larson. Molly Schiller. Jill Galstad, Tina Phan, Anna Radel. Angie Redding, Row 2: Nikki Stoffel. Amy Scheffler, Laurie Maw- ton, Jessica Bratsch, Jon Cicenlaub, Eir Daniel- son, Nat lie Wolf, Sarah Zilka, Amy Meyer, Angie Ennega, Jolene Anker, Row 3: Steve Wester, Bri- an Larsen, Laura Pauly, Shawna Applen, Alison Dan, Stacey Wester, Jill Lucas, Robyn Bjerke, Kari Poss, Stacey Mam- merschimdt. Matt Maa- visto, Mike Saur, Mike Plinn, Nathan Madsen, Scott Manna, Chad Ness, Jon Thielen, Row A: Alan Reitter, Jason Balko, Ryan Bjerke, Missy Men- nen, Kara Schroeppel, Sonja Anderson, Mr. Bestman. Eighth and Plinth Grade: Row 1 :Jayme Re mil lard, Amy Kerkhoff, Vickie Kitts. Lynn Barnes. Kris- tie LeSage, Amy Muhner- koch, Lynette Lothert. Mistin Muhnerkoch, Kami Kessler. Row 2: Parry Jahnke. Damon Jansen, Jodi Krushe, Jason Schwerin. Steph- anie Poley, Shari Eng- strom, Seth Engelby. Ra- chel Maapoja. Kari Kissner. Liz Ebbesen, Beth Radel, Jill John- son, Kara Mawton. Melis- sa Neyers. Row 3: Brent Beneth, Matt Robinson. Ben Gross, Maria Talley. Mol lie Kitts, Andy Sto- terau, Jason Moritz, Aar- on Marp, Jon Lucas, Meather Tersteeg, Mar- gie Simmons, Sarah Brewer, Becky Smart. Dan Maynes. Matt Moore. Amy Larson. Joel Gorres, Lisa Verdoes, Ryan Becker. Jr. High Jazz Band: Row 1: Ben Gross, Stephanie Poley. Seth Engelby, Shari Engstrom. Damon Janssen, Parry Jahnke, Row 2: Amy Myers, Aar- on Prank. Meather Ter- steeg, Shawna Applen, Aaron Marp. Jon Lucas, Ryan Becker. Row 3: Ma- ria Talley, Chad Darr, Pe- ter Puhr, Joel Gorres, Amy Larson, Lisa Ver- does. Mr. Bestman. 49 Row 1: Vere na Guggemos (Kevin Christopherson). Susanne Knotig (Sarah Foley). Christiana Sailer (Wendy Gil land). Michael Faustlin (Wayne Gudgel), Susanne Steiner (Sherry Junker). Monica Rotzer (Valarie Kitts), Margit Kreikle (Shawn Kohout), Beatrice Auer (Randy Liebl). Row 2: Sonja Ritter (Matthew Swenson). Andreas Krahl (Gary Deinken). Carola Dyba (Jill Gorres). Antje Pillwitz (Steven Whitaker). Anja Ellenrieder (Stephanie Roller). Jessica nelson (Jeana Rustand), Andreja Zoric (Deb Bunting), Birgit Schmaus (Karin Zimmerli), Wal- burga Magale (Andrea Olson). Row 3: Andreas Bauer (Christopher Tersteeg). Sibylle tlolz (Beth Verdoes), Volker Schmid (Chad Massebroek). Bernd Molz (Craig Foss). Marcus Holland (Craig Russell). Uwe Graf (Scott 50 Goblirsch), Stefanie Benz (Tharan Leopold), Stefanie Bore hers (Janice Maserek). German Club Row 1; Mr. Janning. Andrea Olson, Tharan Leopold, Jill Gorres, Joanna Buckley, Karin Zimmerli, Gary Deinken. Row 2; Brenda Duggan, Brenna Lehtinen, Wendy Gilland, Vat Kitts, Beth Verdoes, Sherry Junker, Maren Koster, Pat Gerrety. Row 3; Shraon Moresji. Sherri Mlcheal, Lisa Verdoes, Ross Sc heftier, Brent Thomas, Joel Hanson. Row 4; Aaron Harp, Lynn Barnes, Amy Larson, Cindy nil l er, Tammy Prietag, Paul Lasley, Randy Liebl, Matt Swenson, Row 5: Perry Janhke, Cory Lepper, Kim Schultz, J.J. Gibson, Angie Rustand, Tonya Tetrick, Chris Brandt, Steve Whitaker, Chris Tersteeg, Ethan Lehman, Row 6; Jaci Schilling, Sarah Poley, Amanda Caslte, Ario Lehtinen, Shawn Kohout, Chris Hoffamn, Wayne Gudgel. Mot Pictured; Joe Mahoney, Jason Harp, Chad Hassebroek, Scott Gobl rsch, Mark Triplett, Sara Gross, Lou Phan, KurtJahnke, Richard Shrank, Matt Haapoja, Jesse DetLevs, Carmen Revier, Kevin Hollingsworth, Troy Krause. Row 1; Mrs. Bestman, Kelly Wiers, Heather Tersteeg. Amy Myers, Kari Goblirsch, Stacy Johnson, Kathy Jahnke, Amy Whittet. Kelly Goblish, Kami Kessler. April Jensen, Suzanne Pederson, Kari Dudgeon. Row 2; Amy Huhnerkoch, Sherri Engstrom. Margi Simmons. Maria Talley, Krissy Reynolds, Kris Ross, Lori Jensen, Tami Haas, Heidi nelson, Kris Talley, Sally Lund, Lisa Hanna, Stacy Brau. Row 3; Julie Schoer. LuAnn Plaetz, Traci Stephens, Mary Kay Phelps, Amy Kerkhoff, Jeanie Chlemar, Julie Hanson, Shannon Chlemar. Dana Beijke, Tonia Sorenson, Tracy Phan, Karen Schonberg. Lori Hanna, Lisa Zick. Row 4; Jamie Goodthunder. Danette Jahn. Tina Sommers, Candi Scheimo, Lynn Jensen, Lori Schurman, Leslie Myrom, Robyn Weckworth. Patty Mann, Wendy Haavisto, Geri Short. Sarah Worth. Michelle Janning, Jenny Sutton. Row 5; Jennifer Steffi, Tracy Hess, Cari Roller, Tom Trinh. Amy Rients, Jerry Brockway. Michelle Hess, Tammy Schulte. Beth Hearing. Haomi Tiffany. Caddy Freeman. Carolyn Flack, Maren Koster. Julie Farmer. Row 6; Paul Kaardal, Matt Graves, Lou Phan. Hick Trinh, Chad Gerstman, Greg Weis, Derek Felska, Jon Rohlik, Guy Partch, DonLee Kessler. Andy Frank, Janee McCorkell. Lori Weiss. Mot Pictured; Liz Ebbesen. Lynette Lothert. Jenny Ommodt. Stacy Toth. Brian Brau. Suzie Farringer, Cheryl Schoenberg, Kim Sullivan. Aaron Frank, Chad Heiling. Davie Robbins, Seth Rowley. Jennifer Sullivan. Jon McCor- kell, Sean Thoreson, Jeri Omtvedt. Faith Guggisberg, Jenny Laraway, Lisa Mielke, Sara Wilson, Amy Reynolds, Hallie LeBrun, Janie Myrom. Lynn Pettis. Kurt Jahnke, Ann Brazil, Tracy Scheitel. Sara Gross. French Club 51 Concert Choir Row Is Sarah roley, Mallie LeBrun, Kanako Makita. Geri Short, Mark Garrison, Bob Dehncke, Shawn Ko- hout, Cristy Reiver, Suzie Farringer. Faula Votaw, Jaci Schilling. Row 2: Director Zellmann, Tracey Scheitel, Karin Zimmerli, Melissa Dahms, Julie Manson, Bill Steffen, Craig Brown, Tony Brown, Todd Looney. Tra- cey Raddatz. Kim Sullivan, Sarah Junker. J.J. Gibson. Row 3: Lynn Jensen, An- drea Moldestad, Maren Kos- ter. Joanna Buckley. Shan- non Chmelar. Lori Manna. Scott Goeky, Ethan Lee- man, Richard Schrank. Mi- chelle Jahnke, Stacey Brau, Andrea Olson. Angie Frei- tag. Row 4: Amy VanMee. Jill Gorres, Cari Roller, Ka- ren Schoenberg, Deb Bunt- ing, Val Kitts. Kathryn Kahnke, Joe Mahoney. Kurt Jahnke. Bob Larsen, Wendy Maavisto. Michelle Janning, Sara Gross, Shelley Yeu- decker. Lori Weiss. Jamie Goodthunder, Kathy Kier- gaard. 52 State Solo And Ensemble Contest Seniors: Row 1: Dick Shrank (pop, quartet, duet), Amy Vantlee (SSA), Angie Erie tag (SSA). Paula Votaw (SSA, solo), Jaci Schil- ling (solo), Tracey Schei- tel (SSA, solo). Row 2: hurt Jahnke (pop. quar- tet. duet. solo). Andrea Moldestad (SSA), An- drea Olson (SSA, solo, duet). Sara Gross (duet), Joanna Buckley (SSA), Jodi Davis (SSA, solo). Row 3: Missy Dahmes (SSA), Kahn Zimmer!i (SSA. solo. duet). Jill Gorres (SSA, duet). Cah Roller (SSA). Loh Weiss (SSA, solo). Maren Ros- ter (SSA, duet). Juniors: Row 1: Deb Bunting (duet). Shelly neudecker (SSA), Shawn Kohout (pop. solo), Kathy Jahnke (SSA, solo). Chappie Makita (SSA. solo. duet). Row 2: Val Kitts (solo, duet), Loh Hanna (solo, duet), Karen Schoenberg (duet). Jamie Good Thunder (SSA). Row 3: Craig Brown (pop. solo, duet), Ethan Leeman (pop, quartet). Bill Stef- fen (pop). Todd Looney (pop, solo. duet). Sophomores: Row 1: Shannon Chmelar (solo, SSA). Jen Shoh (SSA, solo, duet), Julie Man- son (SSA. solo). Wendy Maavisto (SSA), Suzi Par- ringer (SSA). Row 2: Scott Gokey (pop. solo). Christi Revier (SSA). Sarah Junker (SSA), Mi- chelle Janning (SSA, solo). Stacey Brau (SSA). Boys' Groups: Row 1: Kurt Jahnke, Ethan Lee- man, Shawn Kohout. Richard Schrank. Row 2: Scott Gokey. Craig Brown, Todd Looney, Bill Steffen. Sweet Sensations: Row 1: Amy VanMee, Angie Erietag, Karin Zimmerii, Can Roller, Lori Weiss, Jill Gorres. Row 2: Joan- na Buckley, Sara Gross, Michelle Janning, Faula Votaw, Tracey Schietel. Row 3: Val Kitts, Lori Manna, Karen Schoen- berg, Mallie Lebrun, Chappie Makita. 55 Eighth and Ninth Grade Choir: Row 1: Carrie Rohlik. ray Henning. Stephanie Foley, Melissa Meyers, Beth Radel. Richelle Reetz, Josh Robertson, Seth Engelby, Ben Stoterau, Ben Gross, Damon Janssen, Sharon Horejsi, Rachel Haapoja. Amy lierkoff, Margi Simmons, Stacey Toth. Row 2: Mrs. Zellmann, Kristine LeSage, Jill Johnson. Vickie Kitts, Jayme Re mil lard. Hoi lie Kitts, Mikki Votaw, Jam in Ose. Daniel Haynes, Jason Schwerin, Kris Warner, Sarah Fierce. Amy Meyers. Jenny Wendt, Amy Mann. Row 3: Tanya Olson, Kari Goblish, Kami Kessler, Sheri Michel, Kelly Weiers. Jeanie Chmelar, Troy Krause. FarryJahnke. Anthony Woodford. Jenny Ommodt, Lynn Barnes. Liz Ebbeson, Lynette Lothert. Seventh Grade Choir: Row 1: Heather Shaw. Jennifer Mude, Kim Kohout. Canoi Davis. Anna Radel. Roman Bloemke, John Elchenlaub. Matt Haavisto, Kari Wilson, Jenny Davis, Sonja Anderson, Sarah Marquardt, Jenny Draeger. Row 2: Mrs. Zellmann, Tara Weis, Jill Galstad. Wendy Weckwerth, Kari Foss, Matalie Wolf. Sarah Zilka. Alan Barnes, Jason Balko, Laura Fauly, Danica Hanson, Jewel Kosel, Stacey Hammerschmidt. Krista Ketchmark. Row 3: Shelly Haala. Mikki StoffeL Molly Schiller. Shawna Applen, Alison Darr, Kelly Albers. Stacy Woodford, David Melson, Mike Flinn. Alan Reitter. Amy Meyer. Dawn Hanson. Jenny Larson. Stacy Wester, Jessica Bratsch. Angie Christensen. 56 One Act Play Once Upon A Playground Row 1; Carolyn Hack. Michelle Janning. Andrea Moldestad. Lou Phan. Jill Gorres. Michelle Jahnke. Becky Triplett. Alan Barnes, Jason Schwerin. Row 2: Bill Steppen. John Haynes. Sara Gross, Christie Re vie r. Mr. Pelt (Advisor). Lori Weiss. Tharon Leo- bald. Row 1: Troy Krause, Stephanie Quesenberry. Vicki Kitts, Jayme Remil lard, Richelle Reeti. Parry Jahnke. Joel Gorres, Rachel Maapoja, Lynn Barnes, Sarah Peirce, Ben Stoterau, Seth Engelby, Jill Johnson, Molly Kitts, Carrie Rohlik, Mikki Votaw, Anthony Woodford. Row 2; Jennifer Ommodt. Damon Janssen, Kristine OLeSage, Kamie Kessler, Kelly Goblirsch, Stacey Toth, Ben Gross, Margaret Simmons, Dan haynes, Kelly Weiers, Beth Radel, Amy Myers, Jamin Ose. Jason Schwerin, Joshua Robertson. Row 3: Lynette Lothert, Liz Ebbesen. Jenny Wendt. Amy Mann. Fay Menning. Kristen Warner. Row 4: Melissa Meyers, Tanya Olson, Stephanie Foley, Amy Kerkhoff. Sharon Morejsi. Mary Phelps, Trade Stephens, Jeanie Chmelar, Sheri Michel. Plot Pictured; Raymond Warner. Directors; Sara Gross, Jaci Schilling, Kim Sullivan. LuAnn Zellman. Lights; Carolyn Flack. Junior High Musical: Happy Days Iranians raid two tankers; mines seen U.S.: Escorts will continue Spring Fling Hits RF MW- BRAVO to cast of Happy Days! PROM: The 1988 Junior-Senior Prom is scheduled lor Saturday, April 30, and the planning process is well underway! The junior class select- ed TODD LOONEY to be their prom chairperson. The prom ad- visor, MRS. NIELAND, works with Todd and sevon prom committees lo plan and create the special even- ing. The juniors chose Moonlight- ing” lor the night's theme and Crystal Blue lor the livo entertain- ment. They also invited MR. AND MRS. ELLINGWORTH to emcee the grand march. VIDEOS 1 MICHAEL JACKSON “Man In Ihe Mirror'-- Epic 2- RICHARD MARX Endless Summa� Nights’ - EMI- Manhattan 3- DEF LEPPARD “Hysteria - Mercury 4 INXS “Devil Inside - Atlantic 5- DEBBIE GIBSON Out of the Blue - Atlantic 6- BILLY OCEAN Cat Outta My Dreams - Jive 7- BELINDA CARLISLE “1 Cat Weak -MCA 8 JOHN COUGAR MEL UNCAMP Check It OuT - Mercury lobacco use at Redwood Falls schools ends hikings make McDaniel top pick| Man who killed wife Comeback 9- MICHAa BOLTON The Dock of the Bay - CoKxnljia 10 RICK SPRINCflELD Rock of Ufa -RCA__________ 11- AEROSMfTH “Anger - Often 12 JODY WATLTY “Soma KJnd of Lover MCA gets plea bargain I)) Carol n rm Sta IT Writer Alexandria. Minn. A retucd lainu r who «id lie shot lm wife to end lur Mi Ik ring Iron Alz- heimer's dixe.iv would go to prison l« r :.S months or less umkr a pk a h.irg.nn worked out Monday in Douglas Counts Court. Here are the prime-time rankings: 1. The Coshy Show (NBC) 2. Myrder. She Wrote (CBS) 3. My Two Dad Spaoai (NBC) a.Cheer (NBC) falls short for Twins 13- DAVID LEE ROTH “Just Uke Paradise - Warner Bros_______________________ 14 WHfTNEY HOUSTON Where Do Broken Hearts Co? - Arista RCA German Exchange by: Joanna Buckley Very soon we will be seeing some new people, twenty-six to be exact, wandering tho halls of RFMHS. Yes, once again it is time lor the German exchange. These students will be in Redwood Falls lor three weeks, from March 21 to April 11, which will allow plenty of lime lor us to get acquainted with them. Be sure to watch for all the social events happening during their stay!! Demjanjuk gets death sentence A Jerusalem court Monday sentenced John Demjanjuk to death by hanging for World War I! crimos at the Trebhnka death camp. Page 4A. S.Sunday Movie Scandal in a Small Town (NBC) 6. Goklen Gets (NBC) 7. NCAA Baskatbail Championship (CBS) 8.60 Mmutes (CBS) 9.Sunday Mov e ' Red River (CBS) 10. Who s the Boss? (ABC) 11. Wonder Yea� s (ABC) 12. Amen (NBC) Knots Lending (CBS) 1 «.Growing Perns (ABC) iS.ln the Heel ol the Night (NBC) U.DaBes(CBS) 17.Matlock (NBC) U.Head ol the Class (ABC) 19. Day By Day (NBC) 20. Designing Women (CBS) 21 Jake and the Fatman (CBS) 22.The Days end Nights ol Molly Dodd (NBC) Hooper man (ABC) 24. Monday Mov Best Friends” (ABC) 25. Family Ties (NBC) 26. LA. Lew (NBC) 27. The Equalize� (CBS) Aaron s Wey (NBC) 29. Moonlighting (ABC) 30. Hunter (NBC) 31. Kate Afl e (CBS) S mon Simon (CBS) 33. Falcon C� est (CBS) 34. Monday Movie The Fortunate Pi- onm. pen 2. (NBC) jS.Beaury and the Beast (CBS) thirty something (ABC) 37.MecGyver (ABC) 3I.A Yea� m me L te (NOC) Just n Time (ABC) JUNIOR HIGH MUSICAL Current Events Spring 1988 TOP 10 HEARTTHROBS 1 Kirk Cameron in the TV series Growing Pains 2 Chad Allen in the TV series Our House 3 Jon Bon Jovi. loader of the band Bon Jovi 4 River Phoenix in the movies Stand By Me. The Mosquito Coast and the recently released Lillie Nikita 3 Mackenzie Aslin (son of Patty Duke Astin and John Astin) in Ihe TV show Facts of Ufo • Sean Astin (son of Patty Duke Astin and John Astin) in the movies The Goonies. Like Father. Like Son, White Water Summer and the forthcoming Boy’s Life 7 Michaol J. Fox, star of the TV show Family Ties 0 Trey Ames in the TV series A Year in the Lite ' • John Stamos in the TV series FuH House 10 Coroy Haim in the movie The Lost Boys 15- R1CKASTLEY “Never Gonna Gfve You Up - 16 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN One Step Up - Columbia 17 TERENCE TRENT D ARBY “Wishing Well - Columbia 18 SCARLETT AND BLACK You Don't Know - Virgin 19 GEORGE MICHAa father Figure - Columbia 20 ICEHOUSE Electric Blue Chrysalis Courtesy o K Mu k Teh-vt fon The Too Ttnyfyndeos the mi htf.rmnf' Afwit J u. 198� u.s. SINGLES 1- MICHAEL JACKSOH “Man In the Minor - Epic 2 BILLYOCEAN Gel Outta My Dreams, Gel Into My Car - Jive A isia 3 DEBBIE GIBSON “Out of the Blue - Atlantic 4 INXS Devil Inside - Atlantic 5 WHnrNTY HOUSTON Where Do Broken Hearts Go? - Arista_______________________ 6 RICHARD MARX “Endless Summer Nights EMI- Manhattan____________________ 7 THE JETS Rocket 2 IT- MCA____________ 8 TERENCE TRENT D ARBY Wishing Wall - Columbia 9 KCTTH SWEAT 1 Want Har - Elcklr.i 10 AEROSMfTH Anger - Gcffcn______________ Counewoi i m I.WIMO DHCI 60 Intramurals Row 1: Matt Pryor. Gary Krueger. Al Welln tz. Row 2: John Pettis. Bruce Memitz, Chad Hess. John Siegfried. John Re vie r. Reed Ockwig, Brian Brau, Chris Hoffman. Scott Thul. Chuck Beauzay. Travis O'Meil. Chad Massebroek. John Sandgren. Jim Meister. Brian Weiss. 61 SPORTS Row 1: Cane Radel (ball boy). Craig Foss. Chris hillier. Bob Hyde. John Seigfried. Paul Hagert. Steve Bjerke. Chuck Beauzay. Andrew Prank, Chad Hassebroek, Jim Meister. Row 2: Don Rose, Bob Dehnke, Mark Redmann, Brian Brau, Jamie Jensen. � Jerad Boe. Todd Looney. Jon Haynes. Dean Vetter. Tom Prouty, John Sandgren. Row 3: Derek Woodford. Gary Krueger, Jeff Cech. Dick Schrank, Jeff Lothert. Shane Hastings. Paul Kaardal, Jason Curtis, Randy Liebl, Jon Steinbach, Matt Swenson, Matt Grave (trainer). I i The 1987 edition of Cardinal football was truly an exciting one. Dominated by seniors, we will remember the team for their diversity and explosiveness on offense. If there was ever a team that could be called The Comeback kids. this would be the group as evidenced by fourth quarter touchdown drives against Windom. Luveme. Jackson, and Tairmont. not since 1936. 51 years, has a Redwood Tails team started off with a 7 0 record. It was a thrilling season, one that generated excitement throughout our school and community. What your coaching staff will remember about you is the tremen- dous pride we felt in regard to the manner In which you repre- sented your school. We won very humbly and quietly, and we lost with class. We would have loved to replay a couple of games, but we also understood that no one promised the re- sults would always end In our favor. That is why we play the game. That is why we love the game. It is that lesson that carries over into life, and we trust that your involvement in the football program has helped you grow by helping you realize the value of hard work, discipline, and per- sistence. VARSITY SCOREBOARD CARDS OPP 29 Tracy Milroy 6 19 Hew Ulm Public 0 21 Windom 15 25 Pipestone 8 22 Luveme 21 35 Worthington 24 32 Jackson 26 7 Marshall 26 6 Fairmont 14 64 Football Row 1: Joel Hansen, Anthony Toth, Jon McCorkell, Aaron Roller, Dennis hammerer, Paul Lasley. Row 2: riathan Breikreutz, Steve Parker, Tim Peterson, Bryan Weiss, Derek Dahms, Rob Lussenhop. juniOR VARISTY BOARD SCORE CARDS OPP 8 Windom 36 21 Tracy Milroy 12 26 Olivia 8 32 Springfield Comfrey 0 14 Marshall 7 0 Granite Palls 6 8 Mew Ulm 26 Minth grade. Row 1: Shawn B rosam, Joey Bill, Doug neitzel, Jeff Simmons, Mike Panitzke, Perry Jahnke. Bobby Peters. Row 2: Travis Van Slooten, Jason Quesenberry, Matthew Robinson, Jason tlennen, Jon Lucas, Paul Wellnitz, Chad helling, Jason Schewrin. 66 MIMTN GRADE SCOREBOARD CARDS 8 Windom OPP. 18 6 Montevideo 26 6 Granite Falls 14 6 Tracy Milroy 18 18 Marshall 26 20 Gibbon Winthrop Fairfax 8 34 Mew Ulm 6 The freshmen football program emphasized team- work, commitment, pride, improvement, and funda- mental football skills. All were accomplished as the team worked hard, practiced for improvement and played excellent football at the end of the season. The seventh and eighth grade football team had a successful year. Our players were very excited and enthusiastic about participating in the program. One highlight this year was our Eootball Jamboree. Five schools were invited to participate in a controlled scrimmage at Memorial field. The players enjoyed the challenge and opportunity to improve upon their football skills. The players also enjoyed playing in the Cardinal Football League. The season ended with the ninth annual Super Bowl playoffs. K Seventh grade. Row 1: Jeff Mann. Tim Marlow. Billy Parker. Justin Corder. Mate Madsen, Tim Garnhardt. Row 2: Mathan Cohrs, Bobby Loftus, Darin Rheinhart. Matt Siegfried, Jamie henney. Allan Rietter, Scott Manna, Steve Wester. Row 3: Josh Mahoney. Jim Sullivan. Dan VanMee. Shawn tlogan, Mike Flynn, Chris Mess. Eric Burgemeister, Dave Melson. Eighth grade. Row 1: Todd Meegard. Seth Engelby, Phillip Mann, Andy Stoterau, Jason Pfarr. Row 2: Tom Schroeppel. Chad Woelfel. Tom Penske. Marshall Christopherson. Craig Ahrens. Damon Janssen. Ben Stoterau. Row 3: Dave Tersteeg. Dan Melson. AI Rose. Chad Gil land, Brian Cornwell. Mike Wertish, Joel Gorres, Ryan Laufenberger. Row 1: Suzzanne raninger, Corey Lepper, Arlo Lehtinen, Jason Roehrl. Matt Kiergaard, Dan Haynes. Derek relska. Brenna Lehtinen Row 2: Coach Hoeg. Scott Erie. Shawn Brandt. Tony Brown. Jon Rohlik. Peter Hanson, Steve Whitaker, Scott Gokey, DonLee Kessler. Lou Phan. Michelle Janning. Coach Larson m m. mssami 4 SCOREBOARD REM Quadrangular Hew Ulm Invitational Marshall Invitational Worthington Turkey Trot Windom Invitational Canby Invitational new Ulm JH Invitational Will mar Invitational REM Invitational Eairmont Invitational SW Conference Region 3-A State A Girls Boys 1st 4 3rd 4 2 nd 10 4 th 9 lst 7 lst 10 2nd 9 4th 10 3rd 8 3rd 8 Incomplete 3rd 9 1st 6 Incomplete 1st 11 3rd 10 2nd 7 Sth 8 2 nd 13 3rd 13 2nd 6 2nd 6 lst 7 3rd 6 2nd 11 ALL STATE: Shawn Brandt, 4th, Rim Schultz, 10th MOST VALUABLE RUnnERS: Shawn Brandt, Rim Schultz It was a fantastic finish to a fun season. We were very young with only one senior on the boys' team and just one junior on the girls' team. The future for CC is excellenti Shawn Brandt ran a great race at State to finish 4th individually out of the top Class A runners of the state. The girls team finished 2nd at State. They lost to only 2 teams all season. Row 1: liari Schmidt Jayme Remillard, Vickie Kitts, riatalie franklin, Kan Schultz, Beth Radei. Jill Johnson, Anna Radel, Tina Phan, Robin Bjerke, Tanya Olson Row 2: Coach tloeg. Coach Larson, Kim Schultz, Stacy Toth, Heather Tersteeg, Heidi nelson, Tami Haas, Leslie Fenske, Hollie Kitts, Came Luft, Kami Kessler, Michelle Janning, Brenna Lehtinen, Suzanne Farringer � ] v 69 Varsity. Row 1: Shannon OTieil (stats). Janee McCorkell. Darla Fehlandt, Kris Rindfleisch, Cari Roller. Tracey Raddati. Michelle Mess, Shery Junker. Row 2: Coach Bowen, LeeAnn Krueger (stats), Jennifer Steffi. Wendy Gilland, Amy Vanhee. Sarah Finley. Viki McKay. Shelley Wendler, Beth Verdoes, Mot Fictured: Julie Farmer. Volleyball VARSITY SCOREBOARD Cards Opp. 3 Olivia 0 2 Fipestone 3 1 Walnut Grove 3 0 Lu verne 3 1 Mew Ulm 3 0 Tracy Milroy Tournament 3 1 Gaylord 2 1 M.V.L. 2 3 Worthington Tournament 1 0 Cedar Mt. 2 0 Frinsburg 2 2 Olivia 0 0 Marshall 3 1 Jackson 3 1 Sanborn Lamberton 3 1 Springfield 3 3 Montevideo 0 0 Windom 3 District 10 Quarterfinals 1 Sanborn Lamberton 3 The Cardinals entered two tournaments this season, plac- ing fourth at the Gaylord tournament and third at the Olivia tournament. The overall record was 3-13. The Southwest Conference was 1-5. Co-Captain Vicki McKay was selected on the all conference team, selected MVF for the 1987 season, and placed sixth in the conference for ace hits (46). Darla Fehlandt got honorable mention in SWC. selected as best defensive player, and placed fourth in conference for set assists (51). • Jennifer Steffi placed Fifth in conference for ace hits (51) and was selected as best offensive player. Co-Captain Cari Roller was tops in the serving department with 96.7% and j also received the Mustier Award. Janee McCorkell placed seventh in conference for set assists (43) and first in con- ference with serving for 98.3%. Amy VanMec was selected as most improved player for the 1987 season. B Squad Volleyball, Row 1: Patti Mann. Kelly Koewler. Cheryl Schoenberg. Amy Schei. Candy Sheimo, Jenny Sutton. Lisa Zick. Row 2: Kanako Makita. Jenny Schmidt. Angie Rustand. Tanya Tetrick. Peggy Hastings. Wendy Voeks. Chris Talley. Annette Sonnichsen. Coach Scherbart. B SQUAD SCOREBOARD Cards Opp. 0 Olivia 2 0 Pipestone 2 2 Walnut Grove 1 1 Lu verne 2 0 Hew Ulm 2 1 Tracy-Milroy 2 1 Worthington 2 0 Marshall 2 0 Jackson 2 0 Samborn 2 -Lambcrton 0 Springfield 2 2 Montevideo o 1 Windom 2 Cards OPP. 1 Olivis I 2 Pipestone I I Walnut Grove 1 1 new Ulm 2 0 TracyMIlroy 2 0 Worthington 2 0 Marshall 2 0 Jackson 2 0 SanbornLamberton 2 2 Springfield 0 1 Montevideo 2 0 Wlndom 2 C-Squad: Row I: Krissy Reynolds. Belynda Anker Rari Goblish, Lynnette Lothert, Kelly Goblirsh, Lisa Verdoes, Tammy Freitag. Row 2: Coach heiling, Leslie Schultz, Cindy hillier, Maris Talley, Amy Lar- son, Tracy Stephens, Jennifer Ommodt, Kris- tin Warner. Cards Opp. 0 Wabasso 3 0 Cedar Mt. 3 2 Marshall 1 2 new Ulm 2 2 Marshall 2 2 Cedar Mt. 2 2 Wabasso 2 2 Mew Ulm I Eighth Grade: Row 1: Sandra Sperl, Brandee Roper, Stacy Bidinger, Nicole Dahms, Sarah Brewer, Stephanie Fo- ley. Row 2: Tonya Schultz, Christie Le- Sage, Jennifer Lothert, Tammy Johnson, Melis- sa Benson, Kimberly Rebstock. Tammy Des- jartais, Shelley Thul. Row 3: Kristi Timgren, Mistin huhnerkoch, Amy Read, Melissa Neyers, Michelle Larsen, Tanya Campbell, heather Mam- men, Amy Kokesch, Coach Scheitel. Cards OPP. 1 Wabasso 3 0 Cedar Mt. 5 3 Marshall 2 3 new Ulm 0 2 Marshall 3 0 Cedar Mt. 4 0 Wabasso 5 1 new Ulm 3 Seventh Grade: Row 1: Kimberly Kohout, Ryan Bjerke, Jessica Jacob- son, Amy Scheffler, Kara Schroeppel, Cheri Woel- fel. Row 2: Candice Da- vis, Jill Lucas. Stacey hammerschmidt. Missy hennen, Paula Kaufen- berg, Stacey Wester, Kari Wilson, Tara Weiss. Row 3: Linda Scheffler, Jennifer Larson. Allison Dan, Sara hillasheim, Melanie LeBrun, Kari Vetter, Jolene Anker, Jewel Kosal. Molly Schil- ler. 72 Tennis Junior High. Row 1: Heather Shaw. Mandy Scheimo. Tracy Lepper. Angie Redding. Lori Zick. Stacy Woodford. Daneka Nansen. Row 2: Mary Ray Phelps. Stephanie Brau. Krista Am berg. Nikki Votaw. Becky Smart. Rachel Naapoja. Becky Meist. Jennifer Frayseth. Varsity. Row 3: Coach Shaw. Ann Brazil, Maren Roster. Lisa Mielke, Andrea Olson, Lori Schurman. Lynne Jensen, heather Salmon. Rathy Schrank. Wendy Naavisto. CARDS 8 3 1 0 4 VARSITY SCOREBOARD St. James Sleepy Eye Litchfield Montevideo Luveme Montevideo Tournament 2 0 2 2 S 3 2 1 3 Marshall Lichfield Montevideo Granite Falls Springfield Pipestone Worthington Marshall New Ulm OPP. 3 2 4 5 1 3 5 3 3 0 2 3 4 2 District 10 3 Sleepy Eye 2 Region 3-A 3 Benson 2 0 Montevideo 5 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS: Andrea Olson District 10 Runner-up and Re gion 3-A Individual Champion. Andrea Olson became the sixth girl in REM to make it to the state tournament. Lori Schurman District 10 Champion. Varsity: Row 1: Brent Benreth. Brad Weiss. Paul WelliniU. Chad Mertens. Jeff Simmons, nick Trinh. Chad Meiling, Bobby Peters. Jon Lucas. Troy Krause. Troy Ringeisen. Row 2: Todd Kodet. Larry Zachow, Chad Panitzke. Todd Be ran. Don Rose. Matt Swenson, Todd Looney. Tony Brown. Chad Gerstman. Tom Trinh, Chris Brandt. Row 3: Bill McCorquodale. Joel Kretsch. Jeff Barber. Joe Mahoney. Dan Phelps. Jeff Cech. Dave Mertens. Joel Zweirs, Scott Reinhart, Mark Triplet, Lane Trinh. Aaron Roller. = WRESTLING VARSITY SCORE BOARD Cards 9 Worthington OPP. 44 48 Pipestone 17 38 Luveme 24 32 Windom 25 52 Marshall 13 24 Jackson 30 30 Wabasso 18 45 Burnsville 10 34 Mound 27 28 nicollet 30 39 Mew Ulm 14 33 Tracy Milroy 27 33 BOLD 34 36 Clarkfield 30 40 CACG 25 30 Dawson Bovd 19 TEAM TOURMAMEMTS 1st Clarkfield. 2nd Mound. 2nd Fairmont. 3rd Benson, 4 th Virg Sales The strong district showing with 11 wres- tlers qualifying for regions, 4 champions and 3 runnersup was a good way to enter post season tournaments. Taking 2 wres- tlers to state and having one wrestle to an Honorable Mention All-State was a nice way to end the season. v Jr. high Wrestling. Row 1; Justin Corder, rid than Madsen. Tim Marlow. Sean Maugan. Paul Simmons. Darrin Reinhart. Row 2; Mike Saur. Andy Stoterau. Dave Tersteeg. Matt Robinson. Shawn Brosam. Ben Stoterau. Bob Loftus. Row 3: Jeff Simmons. Hick Trinh. Paul WeUniti. John Lucas, Chad Meiling. Troy Ringeisen. Brant Berreth. Troy Krause. Bob Peters, Chad Mertcns. B SQUAD SCORE BOARD Cards Opp. 60 CACG 3 66 Tracy Milroy 3 27 Alexandria 32 13 Worthington 37 25 Wabasso 24 59 Mankato Cast 9 39 Pairmont 30 64 Chaska 6 59 Luveme 9 26 Rosemont 33 33 Wayzata 21 54 Burnsville 6 64 Windom 6 39 Blue Carth 18 44 Montevideo Maynard 15 36 Willmar 18 66 Walnut Grove WestBrook 3 51 Marshall 9 35 Mew Ulm 25 44 Tracy Milroy 18 44 BOLD 17 50 Jackson 18 Of the 20 wrestlers on the B ’’ team thru- out the season- 17 had winning records. Tony Brown was (22-0), Chad Gertsman (11-0). Scott Reinhart (15-1). Chris Brandt B SQUAD SCORC BOARD Continued (14-1), Chad Panitzke (19-2). having the B'' team wrestle so well was a nice sur- prise. posting a 20-3 mark. Great Season! JR. tllGtl SCORE BOARD Mo team scores were kept in meets, but the junior high wrestlers had a very successful season, everyone worked hard and it paid off. Many of the wrestlers placed high in the jamborees that were attended and almost everyone finished with a winning record. Let s keep up the good work. Varsity. Row 1: Amy Kients. Corey Schmidt. Wendy Gilland. Lynn Jensen. Lori Jensen. Lisa Mielke. Angie rreitag. Row 2: Coach Phillips. Coach tloeg. Jean Pettis. Wendy Voeks. Kris Talley. Colleen Kretsch. Sarah Finley. Michelle Mess. Tammy Maaia. Girls' Basketball Cards VARSITY SCOREBOARD Opp. 46 B.I.L.L.O. 58 22 Wabasso 48 28 Pipestone 68 22 Tracy Milroy 81 33 Luverne 60 27 Marshall 74 44 Windom 88 46 Worthington 73 28 Springfield 73 42 Pipestone 67 75 new Ulm 35 25 Jackson 50 53 Luverne 75 29 Marshall 78 24 Worthington 58 30 Jackson 67 34 Windom 93 41 Sleepy Eye Public 57 37 District 10 Bel view 38 This year's basketball team did not mea- sure success on the won-loss record, but on how they played the game. Each girl gave an excellent effort both in practice and games to help improve the teamll B Squad, Row 1: Coach Phillips, Becky Larson. Cheryl Schoenberg, Susan Mude. Deanna Johnson. Amanda Castle. Row 2: Annette Sonichson. Lori Jensen. Kris Talley, Becky tlaala. Angie Rustand. Tami Maas. Meide nelson. M'V; 4- - V 10 Cards BSQUAD SCOREBOARD Opp. 51 B.I.L.L.O. 34 17 Wabasso 33 30 Tracy Milroy 54 15 Marshall 37 14 Windom 17 45 Worthington 46 41 Mew Ulm 46 28 Jackson 32 34 Springfield 46 33 Marshall 47 24 Jackson 31 27 Windom 31 35 Sleepy Eye 41 The girls on the B-squad basketball team worked very hard this year and showed ex- cellent improvement in their basketball skills. The girls also maintained a positive attitude all season long which helped them come close to defeating the strong teams in our league. The girls have committed to continued development of their skills and fitness this summer, so we look forward to continued improvement and then success in girls' basketball. Cards Opp. 20 BILLO 38 21 Wabasso 10 40 Tracy-Milroy 30 42 Marshall 30 33 Windom 31 53 Worthington 15 37 Jackson 38 14 Springfield 32 42 Marshall 28 41 Tracy-Milroy 29 55 Pipestone 31 67 Worthington 25 28 Jackson 19 49 Windom 30 ninth Grade: Row 1: Lynn Barnes, Carrie Luft. Cheri Kohls. Kelly Goblirsch. Les- lie Schultz. Row 2: Lynette Lothert. Cyndi HU Her, Amy Larson , Amy Huhnerkoch. Coach Heiling. Cards Opp. 28 Marshall 32 20 Marshall 4 19 Hew Ulm 16 10 new Ulm 8 27 Wabasso 12 23 Sleepy Eye 20 23 BOLD 20 31 Wabasso 13 18 new Ulm 21 21 new Ulm 18 21 Marshall 14 16 Marshall 12 29 BOLD 32 Eighth Grade: Row 1: Tonya Schultz, Sandra Sperl, Tammi Johnson, Lesley Fenske, Stacy Bindinger. Brandee Roper. Row 2: Coach rtegen. Tanya Camp- bell, Stefanie Brau. Mistin Muhnerkoch, Heather Mam- men, Tammy Desjarlais. Cards Opp. A 12: B 6 Marshall 42: 14 6 Wabasso 20 A 18: B 5 Hew Ulm 32: 35 8 Sleepy Eye 12 A 13: B 11 BOLD 14: 6 A 19: B 16 Marshall 22: 14 15 Wabasso 24 15 BOLD 12 Seventh Grade: Row 1: Lin- da Scheffler, Melissa Hen- nen, Jill Lucas, Ryan Bjerke, Jenny Mude, Anna Radel, Robyn Bjerke. Dawn Dudgeon, Dawn Zacharia- son. Row 2: Jewel Rose I, Sarah Millesheim. Kelly Albers. Stacey Wood Lord. Joleene Anker, Stacey Wester, Shelly Haala. nat- alic Wolf, Toni O Heil. Dan- ica Hansen. Row 3: Coach Larson. Kari Schmidt, Molly Schiller, Eir Danielson, Lau- ra Pauly, Alison Dan, Hikki Sto fel. Stacey Hammersch- midt. Kari Eoss, Rona Rainey. Varsity: Row 1: Beth Verdoes. Randy Liebl, Dean Vetter, Andy Frank, Paul Magcrt. Julie Schroer. Row 2: Chad Lund, Jeff Lothert, Chris Millier, Jeff Wendt, Derek Woodford, Steve Bjerke. Row 3: Coach Erickson, Corey Koewler, Matt Grave. Earl Pendleton. Paul Kaardal, Ethan Leeman, Gary Deinken, Coach Boe. Cards VARSITY SCOREBOARD Opp. 56 Tracy-Milroy 63 49 Marshall 75 81 Pipestone 77 36 Lu verne 54 53 Madison 61 44 Midwest MM 34 65 Mew Ulm 76 69 Wabasso 79 39 Windom 67 26 Worthington 52 66 Sleepy Eye 58 57 Pipestone 61 42 Springfield 66 48 Luveme 65 33 Jackson 81 39 Marshall 71 81 Jackson 63 59 Windom 76 59 Worthington 78 48 Tournament Springfield 60 v Boys' Basketball B-Squad: Row 1: Sean Thoreson, Jon McCorkell. Jim Roberts, Shawn Rainey, Rob Lussenhop. Row 2: Faui Lasiey, Fred Fendieton, Jason Goodthunder: Ha than Breitkreutz, John Rice, Steve Farker, Coach Boc. tot 82 .0 —-(JJ B-SQUAD SCOREBOARD Cards Opp. 57 Tracy-Milroy 50 36 Marshall 50 38 Midwest Mn 34 41 Montevideo 37 36 Hew Ulm 55 48 Wabasso 12 24 Windom 57 35 Worthington 32 69 Sleepy Eye 35 47 Springfield 27 30 Jackson 52 43 Marshall 64 31 Windom 66 38 Worthington 44 Cardinal B-Squad won the prestigious Midwest Mn B-Squad Christmas Tourney defeating Midwest MFi and Montevideo for the title. Fred Fendieton was the leading scorer for the sophomore team followed by Jim Roberts and nate Breitkreutz. Though this year was a rough transition into the wary new concepts in the game of bas- ketball, this group of young men possess all the heart, love, and desire for the game to make them a strong team in their varsity years. They will be tough l Minth Grade: Row 1: Aaron Trank, Dan Haynes, Kevin Hol- lingsworth, Parry Jahnke. Doug Meitzcl. Jason Hennen, Mike Meyers. Row 2: Matt Moore, Mike Mydegger, Peter Puhr, Greg Weis, Jason Schacher, Aaron Harp, Dave Robbins, Coach Pelt. Cards Opp. 28 Marshall 59 24 Olivia 33 24 Mew Ulm 36 36 Wabasso 22 30 Olivia 46 43 Wabasso 20 30 Marshall 50 Improvements were seen in all of the thirteen athletes who competed in the 1987-68 cam- paign. A year end intramural tournament provided another opportunity for the young Car- dinals to shine. Eighth Grade: Row 1: Josh Mar- tinez, Damon Janssen, Philip Mann, Marshall Christopher- son. Mark Ochs. Anthony Woodford, Ben Gross. Row 2: Coach Madsen, Chaskt LaB- lanc. Ryan Laufenberger, Dan Melson, Chad Darr, Joel Gorres, Craig Ahrens, Tom 5c h roeppel. Cards Opp. 10 Marshall 30 33 Olivia 22 28 Mew Ulm 35 30 Wabasso 22 45 Olivia 26 42 Wabasso 39 38 Marshall 48 After the initial baptism by a very good Marshall squad our young men worked hard to be- come a very respectable group of ballplayers. With a good atti- tude and lots of practice, this group will be heard from the next five years. Seventh Grade: Row 1: Scott Hanna, Alan Reitter, Jamie Hennen, Kelsey Kuehl, Scott Schlemmer, Jason Teick.. Row 2: Matt Siegfried, Danny Van- Hee, David nelson, Steve Ver- does, Mike Plinn, Jon Thielen, Coach Clementson. Q, Row 1: Kelly Weirs, Row 2: Fatty Mann, Kristine LeSage, Janee McCorkell, Vickie Kitts, Stacy Brau, Jill Johnson, Wendy Weckwerth. Row 3: Suzanne Pederson, Heather Tersteeg, Tracy Phan, Karen Schoenberg, Darla Pehlandt, Kelly Koewler, Coach Plinn, Coach Bowen. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Cards Opp. 115.65 Litchfield 120.6 124.2 Benson 121.8 115.3 Pipestone 103.9 115.9 Glencoe Invitational 5th Place 125.7 new Ulm 123.55 119.5 Jackson 131.9 125.45 Worthington 125.25 115.7 Litchfield Invitational 4th Place 122 Lu verne 116.6 122.4 Marshall 110.2 124.6 St. Peter 112.2 117.2 Windom 114.85 119.5 Regions 1st Place 120.1 State Team 8th Place 84 The team finished with an overall record of 9 and 5. finished 2nd in SWC with a S I record, placed 5th In the Glencoe Invitational, and 4th in the Litchfield Invitational. They captured their 10th straight Section 3A title and a chance to compete at the state level. The highest individual placing at state was Darla rehlandt whose vault score of 9.0 gave her 6th place honors. Other Individual qualifiers were Janee McCorkell. Kristine LeSage. and Karen Schoenberg. The team Is young as one senior will graduate this year. The poten- tial of this young team will take time to develop, but the future looks bright. Darla Tehlandt was named to the SWC team for vault, and Janee McCorkell and Karen Schoenberg got honorable mention. Gymnastics Row 1: Kara Schroeppel, Angela Cnnenga. Angela Redding, Tina Phan. Tra- cy Lepper. Kami Kessler. Row 2: Margret Sim- mons, tlollie Kitts, Nat- alie Franklin, Karl Ktssner, Stacy Brau, Candy Sheimo, Heather Tersteeg, Vickie Kitts, Kristine LeSage. Row 3: Nicole Dahms, Lisa Hanna, Tina Sommers, Jenny Lothert, Tonia Sorenson, Sarah Brewer, Kelly Koewler, Jill John- son, Amy Whittet. B-SQUAD SCOREBOARD Cards Opp. 92.8 Litchfield 92.8 108.1 Benson 96.0 93.1 Pipestone 78.4 101.5 new Ulm 87.3 97.0 Jackson 109.2 104.4 Worthington 103.9 106.2 Luverne 96.3 107.8 Marshall 92.5 98.2 St. Peter 78.7 102.7 Windom 93.6 The B-squad team finished with a record of 8 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. The team is young with lots of po- tential. The future looks great for the gymnastics team. Varsity. Row 1: Casey Boe. Kane Radel. Jeff Radet. Row 2: Michelle Mess. Paul Lasley. Randy Liebl. Todd Looney, Brian Brau, Brad Weiss, Sarah Pinley. Row 3: Warren Wilcox, Scott Thul. Dennis Kammerer. Charles Beauzay. Andrew Prank. Scott Bidinger, Sean Thoreson. Row 4: Coach Boe. Paul Magert, Corey Koewler, Jared Boe. Chris Millier. Cory Seehausen, Jon McCorkell. Coach Vrjo. Cards Opp 1 Sleepy Eye St. Mary's 10 12 Pipestone 0 17 Pipestone 5 13 Marshall 9 2 Marshall 5 3 Worthington 4 0 Worthington 4 0 Lu Verne 11 10 Lu Verne 9 1 Sleepy Eye Public 5 5 Jackson 7 9 Jackson 6 1 Sanborn-Lamberton 9 13 Springfield 1 0 Windom 12 2 Windom 5 District 10 champions Region 3A champions Individual honors: Paul Magert and Todd Looney were selected to the All-Southwest Conference Team. Chris Millier was named honorable Mention. Paul Magert became the first player from RPMMS se- lected to play in the Lion s All-Star Game as an All- State Player. Magert also broke five individual re- cords during the year: Most at bats, most hits, most runs scored, most RBI's and highest career batting average. Corey Koewler set a new single season re- cord with six wins as a pitcher. Led by captains Paul Magert and Brian Brau. this truly was a championship season to be remembered. Baseball B-Squad Baseball: Row 1: Michael Panitzke. Aaron rrank, Shawn Brosam, Dennis hammerer, Doug Meitzel. Jeff Simmons, Parry Jahnke. Jason Hennen, Jason Schwerin. Row 2: Coach Yrjo, Sean Thoreson, Jon Lucas, Matthew Pryor. Gregory Weis, Bradly Weiss, Bryan Weiss, Jonathan McCorkell. Paul Lasiey, Cynthia tlilller. Lynette Lothert. r B-SQUAD SCOREBOARD Cards 8 S. E. St. Mary's Opp. 5 8 S-C-C 0 8 Marshall 10 10 Marshall 9 6 S.E. Public 5 6 B.O.L.D. 5 12 Sanborn Lamberton 2 12 s-cc 2 8 Windom 15 The REM B-Squad Baseball team had another fine season. For the first time in 9 years, the team had a batting average over .300, with steady pitching and good defense to go along with the hit- ting. It was a good group to work with, and a team that will help the varsity in the future. K 87 Girl's Varsity: Row 1: Nikki Dahmes, Kari Schultz, heather Mammon, Vicki Kitts, Jill Johnson, holly Kitts, Jayme Remit lard. Beth Radel. Row 2: Stacy Brau. Kelly Goblirsch, Kami Kessler, heather Tersteeg, Kari Kissner, Kelly Wiers, Michelle Reetz, Kim Schultz, Kori Schmidt. Row 3: Mrs. Boe (coach), Angie rrietag, Karen Schoenberg, Darla rehlandt. Lisa Mielke, LeeAnn Krueger. Cari Roller, Kris Warner, heidi Nelson, Tami haas. Tonia Sorenson, Miss Larson (coach). Track Boys' Varsity: Row 1: Mr. Thompson (coach). Jon Rohlik, Shawn Brandt. Brent Jergenson. Guy Patrch. Brad Lund. Tom Prouty. Dean Vetter. Row 2: Mark Redmann. John Sandgren. Jim Meister. John Siegfried. Jeff Lothert. Jeff Cech. Gary Krueger. Dan Phelps. Chad Lund. Mr. Gavin (coach). Boys VARSITY SCOREBOARD Girls 3rd GAC Indoor Invitational 2nd 2nd Tracy Milroy Invitational 1st 2nd Hew Ulm Triangular 1st 1st REM Invitational 1st 4th Windom Invitational 4th 4th Hew Ulm Invitational 3rd 4th Marshall Invitational 3rd 1st Olivia Invitational 1st 2nd Borsgaard Relays 3rd 2nd Southwest Conference 5th 1st District 10 1st 4th Region 3A 4th Girls' Awards: Most Valuable Runner- Kim Schultz Miss Track 1988- Lisa Mielke Most Improved- Lisa Mielke Best Pield Events- Kris Warner Best Performance- Karen Schoenberg. 300 hurdles Heidi Helson. Long Jump State Participants- Kim Schultz. 1600m run and 3200m run 3200 m relay Jill Johnson. Heidi Helson. Kari Schultz. Tami Haas. V The boys were low in numbers this year, but made up for it with a well-balanced team. Everyone contributed. making it a very successful season. Among the many highlights were a second place finish at Conference and the championship trophy at Districts. School records were set (or tied) by John Sandgren in the 55 m high hurdles, and Chad Lund in the high jump. John Sandgren and Shawn Brandt advanced to the State meet by winning the 110 high hurdles and the 3200 meter run at Regions. photo courtesy of Gazette 89 Golf :V a. A ji 1 P A. ' F4C ik4 ' s W P fcLUJ . ■ ' • fh ? 4 7 i V •jf f ' ., ' . c ▼ « r i A a n 6 Row I; Lisa Zick. Beth near- ing, Jenny Sutton. Row 2: Lon Schurman. Andrea Ol- son. Amy Meyers. p J SCOREBOARD Cards Opp. 201 new Ulm 214 198 Sleepy Eye 213 202 Sanb l amb 230 212 Lu Verne 206 212 Wlndom 201 189 Windom 214 189 Fipestone 196 193 Jackson 216 211 Marshall 201 180 Olivia 248 193 Worthington 206 201 Springfield 216 S. W. Conference District 10 1st Medalist Lori Schurman Region 3 2nd Medalist Andrea Olson UH. 90 Row 1: Derek Feiska, Rob Lussenhop, Jim Roberts, John Rice, Don Lyn Kessler, Scott £r e, Jason Balko. Row 2: C iad tlassebroek, Chris Redding, Richard Schrank, Jason Harp, Matt Grave, Ethan Leeman, John Revier. GfllNNEU. COLLEGE KKltfr Cards SCOREBOARD Opp 179 Mew Ulm 174 169 Sleepy Eye 201 162 Sanb Lamb 181 167 Luverne 160 4th Benson Invitational 179 Windom 182 166 Flpestone ISO 163 Jackson 19S 176 Marshall 17S 172 Olivia 167 170 Worthington 17S Conference Medal Winners Rob Lussenhop 2nd C � d tlassebroek 6th District 10 Team Rob Lussenhop 2nd Champions Chad tlassebroek Sth Region 3 Team Champions Rob Lussenhop Sth State Tournament 7th Fiace K 91 Row 1: Matt Swenson, Seth Engelby. Peter Fuhr. Jamin Ose. Mike nydegger. Joel Gorres, Scott Gokey. Row 2: Jon Boney. Tony Brown, Cory Lepper, Kevin Christopherson. Peter Hansen. Wayne Gudgel. Derek Woodford. Gary Deinken. = Tennis Cards Opp. 3 Granite Palls 2 5 St. James 0 4 Mew Ulm 1 5 Luverne 0 2 Granite Palls 3 1 Pipestone 4 2 Benson 3 3 Mew Ulm 2 1 Pipestone 4 4 Luverne 1 1st place at St. James 5 Mankato Loyola 0 5 St. James 0 sub-sectional 1 LeSuer 4 The two seniors. Derek Woodford and Gary Deinken. will be greatly missed. Derek was runner-up at the individual sub-sectional and placed fourth at the sectional. V. J Junior High Sports -- Girls' Track Row 1: Micole Dahms. Dawn Dudgeon, Angela Redding, Tracy Lepper. Anna Radel, Tina Phan, Robyn BJerke, Amy Meyer, Amy Scheffler. Row 2: Stephany Quesenberry. Melissa Benson, Michelle Thul, Dee Ann Dehcke, Tammy Johnson, Stacy Bidinger, Lesley Penske, Matalie Pranklen, Sarah Brewer, Amy Rokesch, Stefanie Brau. Row 3: Kris LeSage, Jolene Anker, Stacey Woodford, Tanya Olson, heather Mammen, Brandee Roper, Jayme Remillard, Eir Danielson, Kara Vetter, Laura Pauly, Kari Schmidt, Coach Dozeal. Boys' Track: Row 1: David nelson. Bill Parker, Chris Mess, Mike Plinn, Justin Corder, Jeff Mann. Row 2: Josh Martinez, Alan Reitter, Alan Rose, Dan Vanhee, Joshua Mahoney, Matt Siegfried, Tom Penske. I a « Golf: Row 1: Roman Bloemke, Alan Ahrens, Scott Schlemmer. Andy Stoterau, John Eichenlaub. Brian Whittet, Jon Thielen. Todd neegard, Erin Bal- dwin. Row 2: Diane Wilier. Jennifer Davis. Stacey Mam- merschmidt. Ryan BJerke. Jennifer Lothert. Sandra Sperl, Kara Schroeppel, Rim Rebstock.. Row 3: Ben Stoterau. Chad Woelfel. Da- vid Tersteeg. Chad Darr, Thomas Schroeppel. Eric Burgemeister. Jeff Thielen. Marshall Christopherson. Ryan Laufenberger. Boys' Tennis: Row 1: Seth Engelby. Andrew Stoterau. Paul Simmons. Jon Thiel- len. Row 2: Philip Mann, Todd Heegard. Marshall Christopherson. Benjamin Stoterau, David He Ison, Aaron Lamb. Row 3: Scott Larson, Michael Elinn. Da- vid Tersteeg, Thomas Schroeppel. Ben Lamb, Da- mon Janssen. Baseball: Row 1: Kelsey Kuehl. Hathan Madsen, Scott Manna, Dan lielson, Mike Saur, Scott Schlem- mer, Zach Lester, Coach Pelt. Row 2: Dan Vanhee. Eric Burgemeister, Joel Gorres, Chad Darr, Joseph Kolp. Tom Penske. Darin Reinhart. 94 Cheerleading Varsity football Cheerleaders, Row 1: Missy Martinez. Lori Maiecha. Sara Gross. Lori Manna, Karen Schoen- berg. Row 2: Sarah roiey, Karin Zimmerli, Jeana Rus- tand. Shelly Meudecker. B Squad football Cheer- leaders, Jeri Short, Kristina Sommers. Lisa Manna. Jen- nifer Gibson. Rebecca Tri- plett, Julie Manson. Minth Grade football Cheer- leaders, Shari Michel. Mar- garet Simmons, Stacy Johnson. Shari Engstrom, Elizabeth Ebbesen, Kari Kissner, April Jensen, Amy Myers. Varsity Boys' Basketball. Row 1: Vicki McKay, Missy Martinez. Row 2: Jaci Schilling. Sarah To ley, Ann Brazil. B-squad Boys' Basketball. Maria Talley. Sheri Michel, Amy Myers. Kari Goblish, Varsity Wrestling, Lee Ann Krueger, Carol Miska. Tammy Dallenbach. Shannon OTIelI. B-squad Wrestling. Becky Triplett. Julie Hanson. Jeri Short. Minth Grade: Stacey Johnson, Shari Cngstrom, Jeni Om- modt, Lisa Verdoes. Eighth Grade Group A: Bobbie Parker, Becky Smart, Rachel Maapoja, Stephany roiey, Me- lissa Meyers. Eighth Grade Group B: Melissa Benson, Kim Rebstock, Krista Am berg. Seventh Grade Boys' Basket ball: Dawn Hanson, Sonja An- derson. Mot Pictured: Jenny Davis. SENIORS 99 Brian Brau Gary Dc inhen Greg Dcinken Carolyn Flack 100 Honor Students Charles Beauzay Sara Gross Jason Harp Kurt Jahnke Craig Foss Matthew Haapoja Viki McKay Lou Fhan Jeana Rustand Jason Amberg Jeffery Barber Charles Beauzay Lisa Becklund Steve Bjerke Brian Prau Ann Brazil Joanna Buckley Tom Carruth Jeffery Cech Trudi Coulson Melissa Dahms 101 Tammy Dallenbach Jodi Davis Robert Dehncke Gary Deinken Matthew haapoja Kim Maas Paul Magert Richard Mahn Jason Harp Chad Massebroek Shane Hastings Michael Hawton Tracy Hess Christopher Hillier Dana HofT 104 Robert Hyde Kurt Jahnke Tina Kohls Maron Koster (YFU) Kari Kremin JoeI Kretsch Gary Krueger LeeAnn Krueger Tharan Leopold Jeffery Lothert Joseph Mahoney 105 Lori Malee ha Kim March Chad Martin Melissa Martinez Viki McKay James Meister David Mertens 106 Jeffrey Michel Lisa Mielke Carol Miska Andrea Moldestead Andrea Olson Angela Peterson Lynn Pettis ’ 107 Scott Reinhart Amy Remillard John Revier Todd Revier Lance Rients Wendy Ringeisen Steven Roberts Carina Roller 108 Jeana Hustand John Sandgren Tracey Scheitel Jaci Schilling Tammy Schmidt Richard Schrank Paul Schultz Cory Seehausen John Siegfried Jason Simmons Sherry Stark Jennifer Steffi 109 Debbie Thomas riaomi Tiffany Lane Trinh Mark Triplett Denine Werner Cindy Wilber Melissa Wood Derek Woodford Mot Pictured: Christopher Hoffmann, Allan Wellnitz Graduation 1988 113 im'U' ‘vVvA V. IlIlMlIIIIIMlIMI, uiKHunumiw mm m Last Will '88 LORI MALECHA leaves the great Blue Vega to the Weiss brothers. KIM MARCH leaves her twenty-six Inch biceps to Mick Trlnh. who Is over- whelmed by them. CHAD MARTIH wills his 74 Plymouth Duster to Mike Hawton. who needs a car with no dents or rust — that runs all the time. MISSY MARTINEZ leaves her great sense of humor to Marla Talley. JAMICE MASEREK wills Randy to Shari. JANE'E McCORKELL leaves Shannon O Neil her ability to find Clements and the only place open. ROSS McCORQUODALE leaves his mechanical abilities to Mr. Vaupel. VIKI McKAY leaves ALL the uneaten toaster strudels [and the donuts, orange Juice, toast peanut butter, cereal and rolls) to Michelle and Sara hi DAVE MERTEMS wills his mechanical ability to D.V.. JETT MICHEL wills his hunting ability to Mr. Collins. [ who needs it desper- ately. ] LISA MIELKE leaves the ability to twist those hips to Darla. CAROL MISKA leaves her great driving ability to Shannon O Hell. AMDREA MOLDESTAD leaves one free washing at the Buggy Bathe to the Big Mac [ I hope she can was the demons right out of the carl ] SHAMMOM MUETZEL wills the thunder chicken and the ability to stay out of fields to Candl Shelmo. JAMIE MYROM wills her holy water to the Big Mac [ so she can wash the demons right out of the carl ) REED OCKWIG leaves his woodworking ability to Rad Dode. AMDREA OLSOM wills her golf and tennis skills to Lori Schurman. AMGIE PETERSOM leaves her ability to dissect Pinky to Shannon MucUel. LYMM PETTIS wills her high morals to the Junior girls [ they desperately need them. ] LOU PHAM wills his enormous sock. belt, and glass collection to Mr. Erickson. DAM PHELPS leaves his ability to go to Will mar with Andy. Joel, and Lane to anyone that can get away with it. RUSS PLAETZ wills his golfing ability to Scott Balko. MARK REDMAMM leaves his weightlifting records to none. SCOTT REIMHART wills the Rhino to Greener pastures and Shoen. Matty, and Deanna. AMY REMILLARD wills her cooking ability to Teri Larson. JOHM REVIER leaves his head covers to Amy Myers. TODD REVIER wills his nearly perfect attendance record to DeAnna John- son and Annette Sonichson. LAMCE RIEMTS leaves his lawn-mowing abilities to anyone who wants them after he s done. WEMDY RIMGEISEM leaves her laughing ability to Janine. STEVE ROBERTS leaves his B.C. driving ability to Big Head. CARI ROLLER wills her grain bin climbing skills to Carolyn Plack and her sunflower seed-eating abilities to Lynne Jensen. JENA RUST AMD leaves Sherman and pompons to Angie and Tami; she also leaves her running shoes to Jill. JOHN SAMDGREM leaves his great coaching ability to Mr. Gavin. TRACEY SCHEITEL leaves her frultburger to Janice [ she needs one ' ) JACI SCHILLING wills Snuggles to Pat Gerrcty and future speech teams [ for good luck. ] TAMMY SCHMIDT wills her ability to squak 'em to Todd Beran [ be- cause he has none what-so-ever. ] PAUL SCHULTZ leaves his motorcycle to Eugene. CORY SEEHAUSEM leaves his driving abilities to his cousin Scotty Bi dinger. JOHN SIEGERIED leaves his superior Red Owl begging abilities and all that goes with it to Cony Bill. JASON SIMMONS wills his good looks and charm to his favorite cousin Julie, who is in desperate need of them. J EMM I PER STEEEL leaves the ability to find the shortest route to Sleepy Eye to Wendy and Sue and her car that can handle a TEW bumps to Candi. DEBBIE THOMAS leaves her ability to always get an A excuse to anyone who can t get one. NAOMI TIPEAMY wills Dan Lage s ralphed-ln Reeboks to Brad Weiss. LAME TRIMH wills his ability to do push ups to Chris Brandt, the stud. MARK TRIPLETT leaves his blue pillow to Lisa Hanna. AMY VAMHEE wills her brother Danny lots of luck with her sisters after she’s gone. CHRIS WALL leaves everything for a price. LORI WEISS leaves her great speaking abilities to Carl. Jill, and Melissa [ for future use. ) AL WELLMITZ wills all his papers to the people who aren t passing. DEMINE WERNER wills her crazy stunts and driving habits to Tanya. Jenny, and Teri. MISSY WOOD wills her blue Dodge Omni 024 to Ricky Stephens. JASON AMBERG leaves his motorcycle to Eugene. JEEP BARBER leaves his sleeping ability to Alio Lehtinen. CHUCK BEAUZAY leaves his outstanding duck-hunting ability to Mr. Boe and Mr. Braland [ quack, quack ]. STEVE BJERKE leaves his ability to go over 35 m.p.h. to Todd Beran. BRIAM BRAU wills his card-playing ability to the Bills Brother. ANN BRAZIL leaves Heidi and Kris the ability to drive and yodel. JOANNA BUCKLEY leaves her Bill the Cat face and blizzard-making skills to Michelle Janning and Julie Schroer. TOM CARRUTH leaves his Spuds Mackenzie t-shirt to Mr. Ashcroft. JEEP CECH wills his speech and quickness to Mr. Ashcroft [ so he can relive the glory years' TRUDI COULSOM leaves her Book of 101 Excuses to her brother Trevor [' use It wisely MELISSA DAHMS wills her ability to say the right thing at the right time to a certain select group of 8th graders. TAMMY DALLENBACH leaves the old beast to her lucky sister Tracy [ en- joy it In good health ]. JODI DAVIS wills her mother's signature to her brother Steve and sister Sara. BOB DEHMKE leaves his great singing voice ad ability to dress well to Craig the Prairie Rose Brown: he also leaves his great brown-nosing skills to Scotty Do-Little Thul [ Because he almost has it mastered GARY DEIMKEM wills his car to the U.S. Coast Guard. JULIE PARMER wills her Mustang to Mr. Ashcroft. CAROLYN ELACK leaves her motherly love to Christie Revier. Becky Tri- plett. Lori Weiss, and Jon Haynes. ANDY PRANK leaves his hours to Tony Brown. CADDY EREEMAM leaves a giant spltball made from McDonald s toilet paper to Tony Brown. AMGIE PREITAG leaves her clients' numbers to Cindy Hlllier. MARK GARRISON wills his ability to lose anyone in chase and not get busted to J.J. McRad Cintrade. JIM GERRETY wills his high class Walkman to Larry K. [ so he can Jam in schooiy SCOTT GOBLIRSCH wills the Turtle Jokes to Scott Thul. JILL GORRES leaves her grace and walking ability to Carolyn (mishap 41 J. MATT GRAVE leaves his Scrubs nickmamc and great golfing talent to John Rice. SARA GROSS Wills her vast knowledge of the game of football to Shelly Ncudecker. who never even knows which way out team in running. EAITH GUGGISBERQ wills her driving abilities to her brother John. MATT HAAPOJA leaves his voluminous hca y metal head-bangin tape library to Jason Harp. KIM HAAS leaves all her books to Short Stuff. PAUL HAGERT wills his razor to Lori Jensen. RICH HAHN leaves his good oi truck to Hoffman so he doesn t have to mooch' from the seaboys JASON HARP leaves a small amount of his exceptional taste in music to Matt Haapoja [ he needs it )l CHAD HASSEBROEK wills his great qolflng skills to Lori Zick ( nice round — 62 — Lori . SHAME HASTING leaves his football skills to next year's football team. TRACY HESS wills her magazines to Kathy [ I don't want you money, either’ ] CHRIS HILLIER wills his ' doctor's'' style, comb, and a pack of gum to Ryan and Bill. DANA HOPE leaves here driving abilities [ha-ha] to Cindy Cootie. CHRIS HO PPM AN wills his tremendous work abilities to all the Me En-Dons employees BOB HYDE leaves his football abilities to the eight grade girls. KURT JAHNKE leaves his athletic ability to all of the Jocks in ninth grade. MARN ROSTER leaves her book — NON AUTHORIZED EDUCATION — to Mr. Braland. TINA KOHLS wills her tanning ability to Gus. JOEL KRETSCH wills his good looks and charm to his favorite cousin Colleen, who is in desperate need of them. GARY KRUEGER leaves all his heartaches and dropped-passes to Jon the Pretty Boy Haynes. LEE ANN KRUEGER wills two dozen baby cones from Dari King to Tony Brown. THARAN LEOPOLD wills his good Hedge Slammer looks to Mr. Ashcroft and his pizza-throwing abilities to Julie and Tina. JEEP LOTHERT leaves his winter driving ability to Kris Talley, who has none I JOE MAHONEY wills his wrestling skills to Troy Krause. Rebels Without A Cause Todd Reran Scott Bldlnger Corey Bill Jared Boe John Boney Shawn Brandt Chad Brink Cherry Brockway Anthony Brown Craig Brown Debra Bunting Kevin Chrlstopherson Casey Cleveland Jason Curtis Scott Erie Darala Tehlandt Sarah Plnely Sarah roley Patrick Qerrety Chad Gerslman Wendy Qllland Dawn Goodthunder Jamie GoodThunder Wayne Cudgel Debra Guetter Tammy tlaala Sheri Haas Lori Hanna Peter Hanson Jon Haynes Darrell Henning Kay Henning Michelle Hess Chad Hoppke John Hultqulst Danette Jahn Katherine Jahnke Lynne Jensen Brent Jergenson Sherry Junker Paul Kaardal Katherine Klergaard Valerie Kitts Jon Knapp Corey Koewler Shawn Kohout Colleen Kretsch Michele Lagge Rachel Larsen Robert Larsen Hallle LeBrun Ethan Lee man Randy Llebl Todd Looney Chad Lund Kanako Maklta (YrV) Paul Mann Dana McGowan Mol Pictured: David Haase Terri Larsen Elizabeth Hearing Shannon O'Hell David Wellnltz fTi f‘i Lara Miclkc Bruce liemiti Chad Hess Michele neudecker Michael Ochs Chad Fanitike Kenneth Farker Carl Fendleton Cindy Fetersen Janine Feterson Tammy Feterson Jean Fettis Jon Fettis Thomas Frouty Tracey RaddaU Chris Redding Crika Rejsek Carmen Revler ’r «■ n r r 7 Amy Reynolds Amy Rients Kristen Rindflcisch Jon Rohlik Donald Rose Jamie Scheitel Karen Scheuerman Chad Schmidt Korl Schmidt Karen Schoenberg Julie Schroer Tammy Schulte Kimberly SchulU Lori Schurman Robert Seaman Todd Serb us Julie Simmons Bill Steffen Jonathan Steinbach Kimberly Sullivan Matthew Swenson Chris Tersteeg Scott Thul Tom Trinh Beth Verdoes Dean Vetter Troy Walberg Shelly Wendler James Werner Joseph Werner Todd Wertish Steve Whitaker Amy Wittet Warren Willcox Brook Wright Larry Zac how Eleventh Grade 121 Jennifer Ahrens Jason tijune Dana Bjerhe Gennlfer Bliss Shane Bortey Christopher Brandt Stacey Brau riathan Breitkreutz Robbie Brown Amanda Castle Shannon Chmelar Derek Dahmes Tracy Dallenbach Jessica Dethlefs Karl Dudgeon Brenda Duggan Marian Duggan Suzanne Tarringer Derek Telska Bradley Tranklln Jennifer Gibson Scott Gokey Michelle Gordon Becky Maala Tamra Maas Wendy Maavisto Lisa Manna Joel Mansen Julie Manson Peggy Mastlngs Sandra Mlllesheim Michelle Jahnke Michelle Janning Lori Jensen DeAnna Johnson Sarah Junker Dennis Krammer Larry Kaufenberg DonLee Kessler Peter Kiergaard Todd Kodet Kelly Koewler Adam Larson Jennifer Laraway Becky Larsen Paul Lasley Ario Lehlinen Cory Lepper Brad Lund Sally Lund Rob Lussenhop Patricia Mann Chris Marlow Jonathan McCorkell Bill McCorquodale John Meade Jason Menz Jerry Mertens 122 Tenth Gr Chris Hirst Susan Hu dr Leslie Hyrom Heidi nelson Erie O ne II Travis O neII Steve Parker Guy Parich Pred Pendleton Suzanne Pedersen Tim Peterson Tracy Phan LuAnn Plaetr Hatthew Pryor Shawn Palney Christine Revier John Rice James Roberts Aaron Roller Ryan Rolloff Kristin Ross Angela Rustand Brant Salomn Heather Salmon Russell SchelTler Jeffery Schefus Amy Sc he I Jennifer Schmidt Cheryl Schoenberg Katherine Schrank Sonya SchulU Holly Schweinfurter Chad Serb us Kelli Serbus Kevin Serbus Candice Sheimo Jeri Short Virginia Snook Tina Summers Annette Sonnichsen Tonla Sorenson Jennifer Sutton Kristine Talley Tanya Tetrick Brent Thomas Sean Th ore son Anthony Toth Rebecca Triplett Wendy Voeks Robyn Weckwerth Bradley Weiss Bryan Weiss Darrin Werner Hichelle Wertlsh 123 Bely ml a An her Lynn Barnes Ryan Becklund Brent Berreth Charles Blom Jerry Brockway Jeremy Canaday Jeanine Chmelar Brie Daun Troy Davis Cliiabeth Cbbesen Shari Bngstrom Aaron Trank Tammy Treitag Feter ruhr Jason Carman Kelly GobUrsch Karl Goblish Mark Mall Aaron harp Kara Mawlon Daniel Maynes Chad Melting Jason Mennen Amy Mennlng Cynthia Milller Kevin Mollingsworth Sharon Morejsl Amy Muhnerkoch Farry Jahnke April Jensen Stacey Johnson Amy Kerkhoff Kami Kessler Karl Kissner Cherl Kohls Troy Krause Amy Larson Brenna Lehtinen Lynette Lothert Jon Lucas Carrie Luft Amy Mann Chad Me Mens Shari Michel Mathew Moore Amy Myers Douglas C. Me itie I Michael Meyers Michael Mydegger Jennifer Ommodt Jamin Ose Michael Fanltike Robert Feters Mary Kay Fhelps Jason Que sen berry Krissy Reynolds Troy Ringeisen David Robbins Ralph Robertson Seth Rowley Jason Schacher Ricky Schnobrich Leslie Schulti Jason Schwerin Jeffrey Simmons Margaret Simmons Trade Stephens Jennifer Sullivan Maria Talley Meather Tersteeg Stacey Toth Mick Trinh Travis VanSlooten Lisa Verdoes Kristen Warner Kelly Weiers Gregory Weis Faul Wellniti Jennifer Wendt Don Werner 124 Plot Pictured: Jonathan Guggisberg. Chad Johnson. Joel Knapp Faul Sparti Shari Wilkie Tony Wolner Chad Zacharlason : ninth Grade Craig Ahrens Camle Ahrens Michael Altmann Krista Am berg Ryan Becker Melissa Benson Stacy Bidinger Joel Bill Robert Bratsch Stefanie Brau Sarah Brewer Shawn Brosam Tanya Campbell Marshall Christopherson Brian Cornwell Trevor C out son Lynn Cusey Hicole Dahms Chad Darr Charles Davis Stacy Davis Tamara Desjariais Seth Fngelby Lesley Fenske Stephanie Toley Piata lie Franklin Jennifer Frayseth Katherine Freltag Chad Gilland Joel Gomes Stacey Gorres Benjamin Gross Rachel Maapoja ray Henning Derek Mess Kevin Muhnerkoch Mistin Muhnerkoch Damon Janssen Jill Johnson Tammi Johnson Matthew Kiergaard Mollie Kitts Vickie Kitts Amy Kokesch Joseph Kolp Kay Kremln Chaske LaBlanc Ben Lamb Michele Larsen Ryan Laufenberger Kristine La Sage Jennifer Lothert Gary Madsen Robbin Malhoney Heather Mammen Philip Mann Joshua Martinet Rebecca Mlest William Moldestad Jason Moriti Todd Heegard Daniel nelson Melissa Meyers Mark Ochs Tanya Olson Bobble Jo Parker Karate Pederson Sarah Peirce Roberta Pendleton Thomas Penske Jennifer Pettis Jason Pfarr 126 Mot Pictures: Amy Curtis Chad Gehrke Eighth Grade mm uresum Stephany Que sen berry Beth Radcl Michelle Rainey Amy Read Kimberly Rebstock Richelle ReeU Jayme Remillard Joshua Robertson Matthew Robinson Jason Roehrl Carrie Rohlik Brandee Roper Alan Rose Chad Schablln Dotty Schnobrich Thomas Schroeppel Karl SchulU Tonya SchulU Galen Serb us Rebecca Smart Cherly Smith Jason Sommers Sandra Sped Amy Spinier Andrew Stoterau Benjamin Stoterau David Tersteeg Michelle Thul Kristi Timgren Jason Vagle nikki Votaw Raymond Warner Lori Wertish Michael Wertish Chad Woelfel Anthony Woodford 1 27 Sonja Anderson Jo lene Anker Shawns Applen Crln Baldwin Jason Balko Alan Barnes Robyn BJerke Ryan BJerke Roman Bloemke Jessica Braiseh Melissa Bralsch Crlc Burgemelster Terra Campbell Angela Christensen riathan Cohrs Justin Corder James Cornwell Tania Crooks Clr Danielson Alison Darr Candice Davis Jennifer Davis Steven Davis Jennifer Draeger Dawn Dudgeon Jenny Dummer John Ckhenlaub Angela Cnnenga Michael ninn Karl Toss Jill Galstad Tim Gamhardt Chris Gehrke Donald Guxa Shelly Mas la Matt tlaavisto Stacey tlammerschmldt Scott Manna Danica Hansen Dawn Manson Sean Maugan Laurie Mawton Jamie Mennen Melissa Mennen Tyrone Memandei Sarah Mllleshelm Brenda Moover Jessica Jacobson Tilly Johns Paula Kaufenberg Kimberly Kohout Jewel Kosel Kipper Kremln Kelsey Kuehl Aaron Lamb Brian Larsen Jennifer Larson Melanie LeBrun Zachariah Lester Bobby Loftus Dan Loock Jill Lucas riathan Madsen Joshua Mahoney Jeff Mann Tim Marlow Not Pictured; Alan Ahrens Kelly Albers Anthony Bart he I Stalsy Brennan Brian Bkstrom Krista Ketchmark Tracy Lepper Christopher Mess 128 Seventh Grade Julie Mertens Amy Meyer Jennifer Mude Toni O'Neil David Nelson Billy Parker Laura Pauly lola Pendleton Jessica Pettis Tina Phan Krissy Plaeti Tanya Raddati Anna Rade I Kona Rainey Angela Redding Darin Reinhart Alan Reltter Michael Saur Amy Scheffler Linda Schemer Molly Schiller Scott Schlemmer Jarrod Schmidt Karl Schmidt Kara Schroeppel heather Shaw Mandy Shelmo Matt Siegfried Paul Simmons Jason Snook Tim Stelnbelsser Nikki Stoffe! Jim Sullivan Jason Telck Jeff Thlelen Jon Thlelen Danny Vanhee Steve Verdoes Trevor Walberg Wendy Weckwerth Tara Weis Stacey Wester Steve Wester Brian Whlttet Bonnie Wlederlch Melody Wilber Michael Wlllcox Diane Wilier Karl Wilson Cherl Woelfel Natalie Wolf Stacey Woodford Dawn Zachartason Sarah Zllka 129 Functional Living Row one: Maria Frank, Krissy Plaetz, Paul Spartz Row two: Tony Bart he I. Larie Wertish, Donald Guza, Chad Moppke. Jennifer Dummer. Class Officers Seniors: Chuck Beauzay (Treas.), Ann Brazil (Sec.), Brian Brau (V. Pres.), Viki McKay (Pres.). Juniors: Michelle Mess (Pres.), Carl Pendleton (V. Pres.), Julie Simmons (Sec.). Kevin Christopherson (Treas.). Sophomores: Chris Brandt (Pres.), Tracy Phan (V. Pres.), Kris Talley (Sec.). Brad Weiss (Treas.). Freshmen: Liz Cbbesen (Treas.). Amy Larson (Sec.), Maria Talley (V. Pres.), Parry Jahnke (Pres.). Eighth Grade: Mlcole Dahmes (Pres.). Stacy Bidinger (V. Pres.). Matalie Pranklin (Sec.). Jayme Remiiiard (Treas.). Seventh Grade: Tracy Lepper (Sec.), Mike Plinn (V. Pres.), Jamie Mennen (Pres.). Mot Pictured: Sean Maugen (Treas.). FACULTY A dministration Independent School District 637 School Board is represented by John Buckley (chairman). Dr. Thomas Gross (Clerk), Gary Revier (Treasurer), Calvin Jensen, John Tiffany, henry huhnerkoch, and Don Vance. Gary Swenson Superintendent Arlene Davidson LaVonne tiagert Linda Zeug Joanle Brown Carol Gamhardt Ha Stramel Marlene Kuglin Vicki Phillips Secretaries 134 Faculty Dennis Boe Fhy. Ed. Margaret Buckley EMM Monty Collins Ag Science Kenneth Ashcroft English Katy Boe Aide Donna Bestmann French Folly Bowen Fhy. Ed.. Life Science Gary Bestmann Junior high Music Faul Braland Social Studies John Clementson Earth Science Diane Busack English, Media Specialist r l. David Christianson Senior high Music 135 Barf) Dan English Richard Ellingworth Bus. Ed. Athletic Director Larry Gavin English James Dan Biology Dale Erickson Mathematics Raul Duckstad Social Studies Barbara Erie home Economics Phillip Mall Senior high Counselor Bernita Mawton TMh Aide Jan Ellingworth English, rrench Virgil relt Speech Tom hoeg Special Education David Moman English 136 Heinz Jannlng German Cheryl Larson Fhy. Ed. Robert Laufenburger Community School Director Carol Meyers Library Aide Dave Larsen Dakota Project Evelyn Larsen Biology, Remedial James Lasley Mathematics David Madsen Health Kenneth Meister Jr. High Counselor Jerry Meschke Industrial Arts 137 Bill Mills Graphic Arts Randy Picka Algebra Physical Science Mancy Scherbart TMH Elizabeth nelson Speech Clinician Mary Lou Rohlflng Business Education James Scoates AV Julia Salmon nurse Barbara Sellvold Special Education Dennis Stoterau Social Studies Bonnie Scheitel Business Education Harvey Shaw Social Studies Clem Stramel Computer Director Algebra Roger Swartz Social Studies Sandy Swartz English Joan Trefry Social Studies English Resource David Vaupel ram Automotive Shop Rosalie Wittwer Art Don Yrfo Industrial Arts Lance Zellmann LuAnn Zellman Social Studies Jr. Sr. High Vocal Music Steve Thompson Mathematics Renee Vorwerk LD Judy Zachariason Mathematics Audrey Timgren Math Resource Center James Weiss Reading Director Ruth Zeise Home Economics Janitors Above: Jim Baune. Randy Wandersee. Scott Becker. Below: Bryan Huwe. Greg Young. Larry Reed. Cooks Myra Radermacher. Amy Henning (student helper). Vivian LeBrun, Sharon Meiling. Lavonne Wolter. Darlene Raddatz. Esther Childs. 140 Wayne Becker Rick Thielen Fat Guetter Gene Gamhardt Don Regnier Darlene Menz Jerry Borman Hank Reinhart Steve Dahmes Bus Drivers Mot pictured; Melvin Smith Randy Mages Ray Duscher STUDENT COUNCIL WORLD TOUR ss 143 Senior Photograph tUcuUo in C iA a i a ( uXcio 'l Jd xoF C uxZ OA derue. ij£ii -in, C ie. Ceoa ier . KBcmV WMKht Mt r r v aL SUPERIOR SELECTION OF POSES, SERVICES AND PRICES fw iv ka i Catf Co C 637-2110 Redwood Faffs 144 Bridge Street Complex State Bank of Redwood BREMER First American Bank of Redwood Falls First American Bank of Redwood Falls Jackpot Junction Bingo Hall nelson's Towing Asgrow Seed Co. U McDonald's Revier Tire Center Lee Fu hr Chiropractic Clinic Minnesota Valley Bank I V ® MINNESOTA VALLEY BANK Lower Sioux Trading Post Highway Lanes Shayds of Color Johnson's Beauty Lounge Jenniges Plumbing and heating Fuhr Insurance The Wishing Well Town Sr Country hairstylists 151 Pizza Hut Schmidt Construction ACTIOn SPORTS Action Sports im BUUf Tersteeg's Holiday Market Morgan 's Red Owl 153 Uptown Texaco The Car Shop Hardee's 154 Star Cablevision Cable is TV at it's bestl We re happy serving youl Dari King CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE BUICK Building Better Service. For You! CHEVROLET lOLDSMOBILE PONTIAC CADILLAC Scott-Preusse Inc. Redwood Falls, MN Phone 507-637-2991 Scott-Preusse Inc. 155 MPiVA Railroad, Inc. 156 Schult Mobile Homes usmicB State Farm Insurance FRANKSSHOES AND REPAIR Frank s Ortho Shoes and Repair nelson Funeral Home Redwood Office Supply, Inc. Sunwood Care Center Redwood Falls nursery 157 I mm i! hi Tiffany Insurance Video West north Redwood Farmers Elevator Co. nester and Hester CFA's Blossom Town Valley Supper Club 158 Larson 's home Furnishings Total Glass Co. Redwood Falls Savings Sr Loan Ass n Redwood Fodiatry Clinic Zueg 's no. 2 Inc. Family Food Gallery 159 Office 637-5930 Home 637-5163 Michael W. Flinn, D.D.S. Office hours 610 S. Gould By Appointment Redwood Falls, MN icieemng 'Jlofifiia, tPCatfUCi, czAuralcli Custom dapi, , Sfiilti 148 East Second Street • P.0. Box 276 Redwood Falls, Minnesota 56283 Rosy Brau - Vom Roberts (507) 637-3232 Mlto CT'.n xuty t TV 1 $tlc’ 1 S -m: Srr IIU Woelfel's Appliance Michael W. Hinn, D.D.S. TOTAL HARDWARE GOaSttOGOSSt Coast to Coast Holiday Station REVWOOd FALLS tom nus HD A WHOuiOT Hi Ok 1303 E Bridge St. Redwood Foils. MN 56283 513 E. BRIDGE ST. REDWOOD TOLLS, m 5 2B3 507-637-3521 Reservations MAVIS STARK MOTEL MANAGER 160 Video Plus Redwood Inn Farmers' Insurance Group - Weltsch Equipment, Inc. Redwood Falls Motor Company Pantor Cleaners1 or-s Fantorium Cleaners Food and Fuel and hot Stuff Fizza Motel 71 Lampert Building Center American Legion Dekalb-Pfizer Sound City-Golden Cue Solar Wood Concepts Maland Chiropractic Office HA PA Palls Automotive Brix Rexall Drug 162 Wheels West Sports Ebbeson Sr Sarrazin Kike 's Standard Steffen's 66 Repair Herrolds Shoes Culligan Water Conditioning northwest Drywall 163 Redwood Concrete Products Co., Inc. Spinning Wheel THE REDWOOD SINCE 1860 GAZETTE jELCLTRIC MOTOR CO COMPLETE PEPPIR PEHIHOIMC-SEPTICE Electric Motor Co. YARN Mew Era Yarn Shop United Building Center Prudential Insurance, Jim Erie The Redwood Gazette and Livewire 164 Appliance Services Shopping Complex Redwood Ralls Baptist Church LAWYERS 'iCILZY-Xsi Monarch Photo bo, Schnobrich, Frank St Hauschild, LTD. Slic Chic Men's Den II Selective Travel Sr Prescott's Printing Miller's Jewelery 165 Activeaid, Inc. Anderson Implement ASfW Family Restaurant AStW Furniture Beager Trustworthy Hdw, Inc. Big A Auto Farts Chanly Cheese and gifts EverStrong Earth Homes Felska's Engine Sales Sr Service Floyd Halter American Family Insurance Gerry's Southside Body Shop Great Flains natural Gas G Sr S Fitness Firm Gregory B. Hammers, DDS Hagen Eye Clinic His Barber Shop J.C. Discount Furniture John 's Vac Service Johnson's Jewelry and Gifts Larry's Auto Center Lois's Cafe Sr Lounge Lower Sioux Community Center Marguth Agency Inc. Sr Auctioneer Menn-Rose Homes Sr Eastwood Estates Michel 's Repair Mike's Softener Service Morton Texaco Orthodontist: Thomas H. Inglis Dentist S.F. Inglis Owen s TV Sr Appliance, Randy T. V. Sales Sr Services Redwood County Sheriff (Jerry Luttman) Redwood Falls Police Dept. Sandgren Sinclair Schroeppel, M.D. Industrial Park Clinic Sears Catalog Merchant Service Industries Inc. Taft Optical Redwood Falls Township Vet Supply Treonne's Washboard Laundromat Buggy Bathe (car wash) Wilson Clothing Wood Dale Home Inc. Thank you, patrons, for your support of the Redwood rails■ Morton high School yearbook. The Cardinal Is a student publication, and we, the staff, believe we recorded the events that made our school year unique. Your support enabled us to present a quality annual to the student body for a reasonable price. Without your patronage, the yearbook would cost twice as much to produce, which would drastically curtail student sales. Another effect of your backing has been to provide an opportunity for interested students to team the skills of journalism: ad selling, layout, photography, writing, and editing. 166 ThE STArr