Wabasha Kellogg High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wabasha, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1957 volume:

.,JV ' v £ v . ’• ii i WABASHA HIGH SCHOOL WABASHA MINNESOTA PUBLISHED BY AND FOR THE STUDENTS OF WABASHA HIGH THE WARRIOR 1957 DEDICATION GEORGE BILLINGS Mis Stay on earth was not long. But in our hearts he’ll ne’er be gone. His quiet and his friendly ways, Will be remembered all our days. Though now he lives only in memory, Our friend and classmate he’ll always be. 2 ABOVE: Grade Faculty, left to right: Lorraine Curdue, May Mullen, Florence Anderson, Jean Staehli, Rosella Johnston, Floy Burgess, Irving Balow. AT LE.-T: Superintendent Wesley Concidine BELOW: High School Faculty: left to right: Alma Water-bury, Gertrude Carver, Wesley Concidine, Marie Domish, Hazel Bill, Werner Stegemann, Marjorie Nelson, Allen Me :ehke, George Hanson, Delphine Dedtke, John Gabriel, Kenneth Moore, Kenneth Boots. AT RIGHT: Principal Kenneth Boots SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Superintendent Wesley Concidine, B. F. Rainier, Atty. Eugene Foley, Joseph Meyer, Dr. L. M. Ekstrand, Stanley Wehren-berg, Atty. Martin Healy VIRGINIA ANDING Totem Poll 12; Annual 12; Glee Club 10-11; CIrhk Play 11. Man has his will. Woman has her way. SUE BLATTER Class Play 11; Glee Club 11-12 ;Totem Poll 12: Annual 12; Class Reporter 10. She is wise, she is witty; She’s in love, what a pity. CLIFFORD BLATTNER Football 10; Annual 12; Class Play 12. It's a long way between his hat and his shoes. DAN CLIFF Baseball 9; Track 11: Football 9-10-11-12; Basketball 10-11-12; Band 9-10-11-12; Dance Band 10-11; Class Play 11-12; Annual Co-editor 12; Totem Poll 12 : Class officer 12. Women mean nothing to me. I co steady. .. RICHARD COUNTER Baseball 9-10-11-12; Football 10-11; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Totem Poll 12; Annual 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Class Play 12: Class Officer 9-12. For inakinc a slow start, he sure makes a fast finish. GENE DAMMANN Baseball 11-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Football 9-11-12: Track 12: Band 9-10-11-12; Class Play 11-12: Totem Poll 12; Annual 12. Slim and tall and liked by all. 7 CHARLES DORNACK Basketball 9-10-11-12: Baseball 9-11-12: Football 9-10-11-12: Class Play 11-12: Class Officer 12: Mixed Chorus 12; Annual 12: Totem Poll 12. Big thins come in small packages. JOE FREDRICKSON FFA 12: Football 9-10-11-12; Baseball 10-11-12: Basketball 9-10-11-12. Hasten Slowly. HERMAN GANDER Class Officer 9-10-12: FFA 9-10-11-12; Basketball 10-11-12: Class Play 11; Totem Poll 11-12; Annual 12. They arc rich who have friends. NANCY GILBERT (Bee Club 10-11-12: Class Play 11-12: Co-editor annual 12: Totem Poll 12. A likeable girl with a likeable way. NANCY GLYNN Band 9-10-11-12: Mixed Chorus 12; C.lce Club 9-10-11-12: Class Play 11-12 : Dcclam 10-11-12: Totem Poll 12: Annual 12. It’s silly to think, let's talk. BERNARD GOSSE Football 9-10-11-captain 12; Basketball 10-11-12: Baseball 10-11-12: Track 10-11-12: Band 9; Class Play 11-12 : Totem Poll 12. In one ear and out the other. 3 LESTER HANSCH Band 9-10: Annual 12; Class Play 12: Mixed Chorus 9. Inches don't make a man. JOANNE HERBST Class Play 11-12; Mixed Chorus 12: Glee Club 10-11-12: Annual 12: Totem Poll 12; Declamation 11. True to one at a time. JOYCE HERMUNDSON Totem Poll 12: Annual 12; Class Officer 10. Her sparkling eyes and lively look, are seldom found in lesson book. BARBARA HOOPS Glee Club 10-11: Totem Poll 12: Annual 12; Class Play 12. I’m not short and snappy but long and happy. BRAD JENSEN Football 11; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Baseball 11-12; Track 11-12: Annual 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Dramatics 11-12: Clas Officer 11. A quiet man but quite a man. LEIGH JOHNSON Football. Track. 9-10-11-12: Band 9-10- 11-12: Basketball 9-10-11-12; Baseball 9: Class Officer 10-11: Mixed Chorus 10-12; Dramatics 11-12: School Orchestra 10-11-12 : Totem Poll 12 : Annual 12. He who blows not his own horn shall not have it blown. ROSE MARIE JOHNSON Glee Club 9-10; Student Council 9-11: Class Officer 9-10-11: Girls State Alternate 11: Totem Poll 12: Annual 12: Librarian 9-10: Cheerleader 9-10. In her is found quiet and sweetness. DAVE KENNEBECK Baseball 9-11-12: Football 9-10-11-12; Track 9: Basketball 9-10-11: Mixed Chorus 9: Annual 12; Totem Poll 12; Football Manager 9. Life is what he makes it. MARY KLAS Band 9-10-11-12: Danes Band 10-11: Glee Club 9-10-11-12: Mixed Chorus 12: iX-clam 12: Dramatics 11-12; Totem Poll Editor 12: Annual 12. She'd rather walk with a man than an angel any clay. LORRETTA LEISEN Glee Club 10: Class Officer 10. 1 want to go somewhcie. DENNIS LICHTBLAU FFA 12. Boys will be boys. MARY LONGLEY Glee Club 11-12; Class Play 11: Totem Poll 12; Annua 12. She fools everyone with that calm serene smile. 10 DARLENE LUHMAN dee Club 11; Anniml 12; Totem Poll 12. box of powder and a puff. Irncing feet and that’s enough. SHARON MALONE Hand 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-12; (.’lee Club 9-10-11-12; PH A 9; Cheerleader 9-10-11-12; Class Officer 11; Hand 9-10-11-12: Dramatics 11-12; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12; Annual 12; Totem Poll 12. The word impossible is no! in her vocabulary. JOHN McDonald Hand 9-10-11-12; Football 9-10-11-12; Track 11-12; Baseball 11-12; Chorus 10-12; Dramatics 11-12: Class Officer 10-11; Band 11-12. Chase me girls. I'm full of fun. RICH MEURER FFA Officer 9-10-11-12; nual 12. 1 think too much study deteriorates the mind. An- ROBERT MEURER Annual 12; FFA 9-10-11-12; FFA Officer Football 10-11-12. Mo’ll enjoy himself all his life :nd avoid all cares and strife. WENDELLA PETERS Class Officer 9: Totem Poll 12: Annual 12. Quietness becomes her. 11 JEAN RABE Student Council 9; Glee Club 10-11-12; Class play 11; Declamation 12; Totem 'oll 12: Annual 12; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12: (l.A.A. 9. She's got what it takes, that’s no lie. CHRISTINE RIDGEWAY Declam 11; Band 9-10; Class Play Annual 12; Totem Poll 12. Sometimes 1 sit and think and sometimes I just sit. 11 : BERNARD ROEMER FFA 9-10-11-12; Football. - His mind is on his work— some of the time. JANICE RUPKALVIS Class Officer 9 : FHA 9 : Totem Poll 12 : Homecoming Queen 12: Dramatics 11-12: Declam 10-12; Glee Club 12 ; Mixed Chorus 12; Annual 12 Her who fairest does appear. Crown her Queen of all the year. CAROL SCHOUWEILER Class Officer 10-11; Glee Club 9-10: Homecoming Queen 11: Girls State 11: Annual 12. A quiet lass is sometimes best so Carol leaves talking to the rest. LUCILLE SCHUMANN Class Play 12: Glee Club 10-11; Totem Poll 11-12: Annual 12. Tomorrow is too late; live today. 12 DARLENE SCHUMACHER Totem Poll 11-12: Annual 12; Glee Club 11-12; GAA 9-10; Class Secretary 9: Pep Club 10. She’s happy go lucky and witty too and nobody known if ihe ever gets blue. JUDY TIEDEMAN Pep Club 10: Glee Club 11-12: 12: Totem Poll 12. She's sweet and she’s engaged. Annual WILLIAM WEMPNER Football 11-12: Annual 12; Clans Play 12: Totem Poll 12. His middle name is industry. t LOA WIEBUSCH Glee Club 11; Annual 12: Totem Poll 12. Working never shirking always happy and content. WAYNE WIRTH Totem Poll 12: Annual 12; Mixed Chorus 12. All speed and no control. JACK ZIERDT Hand 9-10-11-12: Mixed Chorus 12; Clans Play 11-12: Baseball 9-11-12; Football 11-12: Basketball 9-10-11-12: Football Manager 9-10: Annual 12; Totem Poll 12; Track 9-10; Class Officer 10. A success to be sure. 13 Last Will and Testament We, the Senior of 1957, being of sound body and nearly sane mind, do hereby make, declare, and publish this, our last will and testament. To the Seniors of 1958, we will our ability to make ends meet and to accomplish all things we set out to do. To the Faculty, we bequeath our appreciation for a task well done. To the Juniors of 1958, we would like to leave our little money making mines. To the Sophomores of 1958, we leave our minds that cease to worry. To the Freshmen of 1958, we leave our ability to learn while sleeping. I, VIRGINIA ANDING, will my little brown freckles to Diane Fick, and my long dancing legs to Janis Sprick. I. SUZANNE BLATTER, will my long fingernails to Pat Malles, and to anyone who’s hungry. I gladly give my shorthand desk to anyone interested. I, CLIFFORD BLATTNER, will one inch of my height to Roger Jones, and my curly E.P. haircut to Eddie Malone. I, DAN CLIFF, will my ability to stand in the halls and talk to Joe and Cynthia, my nose guard can go to Jim Meyer. I, RICHARD COUNTER, will my ability to get away with mischief in class to Mick Burns, and my slow moving ways to Bob Jensen. I, GENE DAMMANN, will my dancing ability to Arvid Wright, and my queer haircut to anyone. I, CHARLES DORNACK, will my card playing ability to Irvin Chadwick, and my fancy shirts to Emery Burfiend. I, JOSEPH FREDRICKSON, will my basketball talent to Don Huth, and also to Don Wayne. I, HERMAN GANDER, will my trips to Wabasha four nights a week to my brother Jim, and my Ag. ability to Pat Halverson. I, NANCY GILBERT, will my letter writing ability to Janice Polyard, my speaking ability to Jean Prigge. I, NANCY GLYNN, will my ability to have fun to anyone who wi :he3 to try, and my ability to get the car when I want it to Tim Longley. I, BERNARD GOSSE, will my football talent to Robert Carr, and my bashfulness to Ronnie Counter. I, LESTER HANSCH, will my shortness to David Wayne, my Latin ability to anyone who want to try. I, JOANNE HERBEST, will my Friday nights at the bowling alley to the three freshman girls, and my diamond to anyone thinking about it. I, JOYCE HERMUNDSON, will my ability to ride in new Fords to Elaine Thoeny, and my ability to talk back to teachers to anyone who’s got the nerve to try it. I, BARBARA HOOPS, will my fast talking to Lucille Guethlein, weakness for men to Cleo Goltz. I, BRADLEY JENSEN, will my fast moving feet to Lester Laqua. and my car to my brother. I, LEIGH JOHNSON, will my ability to get along with teachers to Bob Florin, and my first chair in band to Pete Palmen. I. ROSE MARIE JOHNSON, will my sleeping in study halls to Judy Cary, and my good times at the VFW to Diane Keller. I, DAVID KENNEBECK, will my ways with the £irls to Gomer, my slow driving ability to Melvin. I, MARY KLAS, will my strong alto voice to Eleanor Rademacher, my pony tail to Mary Lee. I, LORETTA LEISEN, will my ability of not skipping school to Mary Ann Kirch, and my ability to chew gum without choking to Weslyn Concidine. I, DENNIS LICHTBLAU, will my ability to get kicked out of the noon hour assembly to Victor Funk and Allen Blattner, and my ability to attract women to all boys interested. I, MARY LONGLEY, will my new shade of lip stick to the seventh grade girls, and my midnight walks by the big tree to Diane Benjamin. I, DARLENE LUHMANN, will my going out at night to Beverly Lichtblau, and my riding around in a 54” Chev back to myself. I, SHARON MALONE, will my ability to run between classes to Gerry Schively, and my cheerleading outfit to Rose Zomok. I, JOHN McDonald, will my short haircut to Richard Wempner and my great weight to Jim Webb. I, RICHARD MEURER, will my Pepin girl friend to brother Roger, my smile to JanCarr. I, ROBERT ME JRER, will my hot car to anyone with nerve to drive it, and my cackle to Tom Young. I, WENDELLA PETERS, will my penmanship ability to JoAnne Lanches, and my quiet manner to Norma Gander. I, JEAN RABE, will my black bags under my eyes to anyone who can stand them, and my chipped tooth to Pat Webb. I, TENA RIDGEWAY, will my short hair to my sister, and my height to Kay Miller. I. BERNARD ROEMER, will my ability in Shorthand to Gary Wagner, and all my knowledge in English to Jim Burnett. I, JANICE RUTKALVIS, will my ability to go steady during my Senior year to Caroline Klinnert, and my Homecoming crown to Babe Wilson. I, CAROL SCHOUWEILER, will my love for my brother to Sandy Lobland, and my riots in third hour assembly to Marietta Jones. I, LUCILLE SCHUMANN, will my ability to stay out all night and get away with it to Vera Drake, and my green coat to the one that started the story. I, JUDITH TIEDEMAN, will my weakness for the Navy to Janice Polyard, and my short haircut to Wilma Gocrtz. I, WILLIAM WEVPNER, will my school books to John Bruegger, and my ability to get along with Mrs. Domish to Georgia Van Houten. I, LOA WIEBUSCH. will my ability to stay in school to Donna Johnson, and some of my exces’ weight to Norma Beaham. I, WAYNE WIRTH, will my ability to get losl on the way to the office to Diane Stromness, and my space books to Pete Palmen. I, JACK ZIERDT, will my ability to get along with a certain girl’s sister to Butch Hughley, and my crewcut to Roger Rabe. Class History On September 8, 1953, Wabasha High School was plagued with the worst epidemic ever seen in its history. Yes, you’ve guessed it! Twenty-four green, but confident Freshmen entered the portals of Wabasha High. They were Suzanne Blatter, Rich ard Counter, Eugene Dammann, Nancy Gilbert, Nancy Glynn, Bernard Gosse, Leigh Johnson, David Kennebeck, Mary Klas, Sharon Malone, John McDonald, Christine Ridgeway and John Zierdt, all of whom were originals and have been with us since kindergarten. Others who joined us in later years and were with us when we were initiated into the big Freshman class were Clifford Blattner, Dan Cliff, Charles Dornack, Herman Gander, Lester Hansch, Mary Longley, Richard Meurer, Robert Meurer, Bernard Roemer, Janice Rupkalvis and Wayne Wirth. All were frightened at first but few realized what fame the “Class of ’57” would bring to the halls of Wabasha High. Once the dreaded “Freshman Initiation was over we all began to feel a little mere at home. For class officers that year we elected Herman Gander as president; Wayne Erdmann as vice president; Janice Rupkalvis as secretary; and Ronnie Erdmann as treasurer. On September 7, 1954, we returned to the now familiar halls as silly Sophomores, only to find each day a little more exciting and enjoyable than the previous ones. We elected the following officers: president, Herman Gander; vice president, Leigh Johnson; secretary, Jack Zierdt; and treasurer, John McDonald. We found that Virginia Anding, Joanne Herbst, Barbara Hoops, Bradley Jensen, Darlene Luhmann and Loa Wiebusch were trying their hardest to add some intelligence to our class. The next year on September 6, 1955, we returned to find that Joyce Hermundson, Dennis Lichtblau, Darlene Schumacher and Judy Tiede-mann had joined our ranks. The following officers were elected for our big eventful Junior year: presi- dent, Sharon Malone; vice president, Bradley Jensen; secretary, Leigh Johnson, and treasurer, John McDonald. This was a very busy year for us. We ordered our idolized class rings. Everyone was very pleased with our choice. “Pennies From Heaven”, (the Junior Prom) added to our being busy. Finally after continuous work the decorating was completed. It was one of the nicest proms ever put on at Wabasha High. That year we also put on the annual Junior Class Play, “Line of Scrimmage”, which also turned out to be a huge success. In looking back on our Junior year, I can’t forget to mention our Little Bongo Band furnished by certain Junior beys, (names withheld in case of incrimination). Oh, well, boys, it all added to a good year’s fun. On September 4, 1956. we returned as dignified Seniors. Joe Fredrickson, Rose Marie Johnson, Loretta Leisen and Carol Schouweiler had joined us to later become graduates of Wabasha High School. Class officers were elected as follows: Charles Dornack, president; Rich Counter, vice president; Dan Cliff, secretary; and Herman Gander, treasurer. During that year, we were stricken with a terrible tragedy. George Billings, who was one of the class originals, was killed in a car accident. We all pray to God that nothing as terrible as this will ever have to happen to any member of any class in future years. We published the 1957 Warrior and put on oud Senior Class Play during this year. “Green Valley” was the title of the play which proved to be quite successful. Graduation now ends the school history of the Class of 1957, but its fame will increase in years to come. n 15 CRYSTAL BALL NAME PASTIME REALIZATION AMBITION WEAKNESS “Ginny Anding Dancing at VFW - . Boys ------ ..Marrying a rich man.Married a bum “Sudsy Blatter _ _ Fords ... Bert A city life .Country life “Cliff Blattner Singing Side Burns 20-year man _ -- .Buck private “Daddy Cliff Carolina Caroline Engineer .Caroline “Rnnt“ fmintpr Slopping Teasing Get taller hopeless Thinking Barbie Teacher _ _ Bartender “Chuck” Dornack .. Sleeping _ Roller Skating _. . _ Forester . - - Ditch Digger “Joe Fredrickson __ Sleeping _ Pat L. _ ..Farmer _ — Bus driver for Ev Ag. Teacher “Dancer” Gander — .Girls . __ Super Valu Farmer _ Coach Stegemann “Nan” Gilbert Writing Mike Mike - Psychologist .Mental patient (a nut) Red White “Nanc Glynn .Chewing gum packages — _ .Medical secretary .. Dietician Plainview _ _ .Pro Baseball _. Bush Leaguer “Hench Hansch — .Writing _ _. Latin Businessman Janitor “Jo Hcrbst Lloyd Lloyd __ Marrying Lloyd .. -- Married Lloyd Fords “Hcrme Hermundson Sending Letters _ . _ __ Arguing .. . Beautician _ Stay single “Barbie” Hoops_______Babysitting with Gene .W.T.C. --------- -....Medical secretary----Chemistry teacher “Jens” Jensen _______Females ________________Certain People ------Movie Star-----------Ticket Taker “Johns Johnson ... Pat Lake City__________Going Steady.........Orchestra Leader ... Instrument tuner “Rosie” Johnson .....Sleeping _______________Howie----------------Marrying some man .Old Maid Hot Rodding Hot Rodding “Dode” Kennebeck _ women_______________ women--------------Car Racer------------Grease Monkey “Mouse Klas_________Black Fords_____________Bill ----------------X-Ray Technician ... Cook for the Railroad “Lorie Leisen_______Writing letters_________Jerry----------------Typist---------------Babysittin Menace Lichtblau .Getting into trouble-----Getting out of trouble Truck driver ......Truck loader “Dingle” Longley_____Thinking _______________Certain people--------Typist--------------Dishwasher Dar Luhman ________Ralph __________________Ralph ---------------.Marrying Ralph......Succeeded Frenchy” Malone ...Jim .....................Ken__________________Interior Decorator ...Paint brush cleaner “McDuck McDonald Hunting ___________________Hunting--------------.Sportsman ..........The Hunted “Rich” Meurer........Farming-----------------Country odor---------.Farmer......—.......Bachelor “Bugs” Meurer________Teasing girls...........Teasing Cops---------Truck driver --------Kiddiecar driver Secretary at “Wendy” Peters —..Studying __________________Willie --------------Mayo Clinic ---------Tuning E.P. Guitars “Nutsee Rabe________Clancy _________________Clancy --------------Medical Secretary ...Carpenter’s wife “Tena Ridgeway______Working ________________Boys ----------------Go to California-----Got to Dumfries “Benny Roemer ______Swiping watermelons .. Watermelons ----------Educated Farmer------Pa Kettle “Rip Rupkalvis______Writing Bill____________Bill ----------------Lab Technician-------Mrs. America 1958 “Honey Schouweiler Reading -----------------Studebakers ---------Office worker........Lady Cop “Dar Schumacher ...Writing Jerry -----------Jerry----------------Receptionist --------Bouncer “Lucy Schumann ...Running around------------Stinky---------------Stinky---------------No Stink “Judy Tiedemann ...Patiently waiting--------Donnie...............Stenographer---------Navy wife “Willie Wempner —Reading -------------------Reading--------------Reader --------------Writer “Lola Wiebusch ... .Home Life_______________Quietness ..........Typist...............Cleaning typewriters “Less Wirth_________.Drawing ...............-Space ships --------Getting to Mars------Grounded “Strap” Zierdt_______Mary Lynn---------------Mary Lynn------------Teacher -------------12 children, one wife 16 First row: Coach George Hanson, Assistant Coach Alan Meschke, Bill Gay, Joe Fredrickson, John Bruegger, Gary Wagner, Steve Smith, Ed Malone, Assistant Coach Ken Moore. Second row: Irvin Chadwick. Mike Burns, Richard Wempner, Jan Carr, Fete Klas, Rich Meurer, Gomer Jones, Jim Meyer, Jim Burnett. Third row: George Billings, Bill Wempner, John McDonald, Ben Roemer, Jack Zierdt, Dave Kennebeck, Gene Dammann, Dan Cliff, Leigh Johnson, Bugs Meurer, Pete Gosse, Dave Jones. FOOTBALL September 7 Wabasha 13, Lima 0 September 21 Wabasha 19, Lewiston 14 September 28 Wabasha 0, Plainview 28 Season Record: Won 2, Lost 4 On this year’s squad there were 13 seniors, 12 of which were lettered. Altogether on this year’s squad there were 17 lettermen. On next year's squad there will be five returning lettermen. Wabasha High started off with a boom and won their first two games of the season. After they won their second game of the season which was against their worst rival of the season which was Lewiston, they went into a slump and lost all the rest of their games. When they played Lewiston they played their best game of the season. October 5 Wabasha 6, Stewartville 26 October 12 Wabasha 0, Chatfield 19 October 19 Wabasha 13, St. Charles 23 Conference Record: Won 1, Lost 4 Lettermen are as follows: Cc-captains John McDonald and Pete Gosse. Other team members that lettered: George Billings, Bernard Roemer, Jack Zierdt, Dave Kennebeck, Gene Dammann, Dan Cliff, Leigh Johnson, Robert Meurer, Charles Dor nack, William Wempner, all seniors. The juniors are as follows: Irvin Chadwick, Mickey Burns, Gomer Jones, Pete Klas, Roger Meurer, a sophomore. Chuck Dornack is missing from both the team and senior picture since he was sick at the time they were taken. 18 Firot rcw: Brad Jensen, Rich Counter, Chuck Dornack. Second row: Jce Fredrickson, Roger Meurer, Jack Zierdt, Gene Dammann, Dan Cliff, Leigh Johnson, Irvin Chadwick, Herman Gander. BASKETBALL . Wabasha 49 Lake City 60 Wabasha 43 Pepin 47 Wabasha 40 Lewiston 82 Wabasha 53 Mazeppa 36 Wabasha 52 Arkansaw 48 Wabasha 51 Lake City 62 Wabasha 51 St. Charles 43 Wabasha 59 Eyota 29 Wabasha 52 Stewartville 59 Wabasha 41 Plainview 27 Wabasha 51 Alma 57 Wabasha 43 Lima 47 Wabasha 61 Lewiston 81 Wabasha 71 St. Charles 68 Wabasha 59 Eyota 45 Wabasha 47 Lima 54 Wabasha 53 Mazeppa 51 Sub-District: Wabasha 42 Stewartville 36 Wabasha 51 Plainview 48 Wabasha 25 Lewiston 48 The Wabasha High School basketball team the past year was composed of ten seniors, one junior and one sophomore. The basketball team ended up with eleven wins and eight losses not including the tournament. During the conference schedule Wabasha won eight and lost two, only to finish in second place in the Whitewater Conference. They finished behind Lewiston who had ten wins and no losses. Wabasha made its best showing in basketball this year that it has made in quite a while. Wabasha played Lewiston in the first game of the tournament at Winona TC and lost by the score cf 48 to 25. Lettcrmen are as follows: Brad Jensen, Rich Counter, Irv Chadwick. Leigh Johnson, Roger Meurer, Gene Dammann, Jack Zierdt, Pete Gosse; and the managers Pat Halverson and Gomer Jones. 19 Pete Gosse is missing from the picture. B BASKETBALL: Bob Jensen, Steve Smit, Gary Wagner, Dan Hanson, Ed Malone, Jim Burnett, Melvin Gosse. Coach Alan Meschke. BASEBALL First row: Ed Malone, Rich Counter, Brad Jensen, Gomer Jones, Chuck Dornack, Joe Fredrickson. Second row: Coach Ken Moore, Pete Gosse, John McDonald. Dan Hanson, Gene Dammann, Dave Kennebeck Irvin Chadwick, Ron Funk. SPRING SPORTS Baseball — The Wabasha High School baseball team is entered in the Whitewater League this year which means they will have a few more games than they played last year. They opened their season May 3rd at St. Charles. They will play Lake City in the first game of the District tournament. Golf — This year Wabasha High School will have a golf team composed of three boys. They will compete in the District golf tournament at the Lake City golf course on Monday, May 20, 1957. The golf team members are Leigh Johnson and Jack Zierdt of the senior class and Pete Klas, a junior who is coach. Track — This year the track team will compete in three track meets. They will compete in the White-water Conference meet and the District track meet plus an invitational meet. At left: Pete Gosse, Rich Counter, Brad Jensen and John McDonald. 21 BAND The Band held its annual Winter Concert on December 10, 1956, in the gym, which was gaily decorated with choir boys and big silver bells on the curtains and two small Christmas trees. Several selections by the band, musical numbers by the Glee Club, Mixed Chorus and the Junior High School group of WHS and also the St. Felix Chorus all combined to make it a success. Band Solo The annual instrumental contest for the schools of the Third District was held at Stewart-ville. Wabasha had eight entries. They were as follows along with their rating: Clarinet Solo — Sharon Malone — A Cornet Solo — Leigh Johnson — A Cornet Solo — Ed Passe — B Cornet Solo — John McDonald — 13 The annual Spring Concert was held Thursday evening, April 25, 1957 at the Wabasha High School gymnasium. Participants were members of the Pepin High School and Wabasha High Schools band. Others were the Wabasha High Mixed Chorus and the girls’ Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Kenneth Nelson. The St. Felix High School Chorus also participated to make this annual event a big success. Contest Cornet Trio — John McDonald, Ed Passe and Leigh Johnson — A Brass Quartet — Gomer Jones, Ed Passe, Leigh Johnson and John McDonald — A Baritone Sax Solo — Mary Klas — A Baritone Solo — Gomer Jones — A Everyone who participated should be congratulated for they all did a fine job. 23 Front row, left to rijrht: Victor Funk. Gary Wodclc. Dwain Gerken. John Rollins. Robert Prebe. John M. BrueRRer Jr.. Don Huth. Second row: Bernard Roomer. Arvid Wri ht, Robert Meurer. Ron Funk. Mike Marx. Pat Halverson. Donald Jacoby. Joe Fredrickson. Larry Tentis, Richard Hasrer. Elmer Evers. Leo Miller. Robert Vaplon. _. X1 v, Back row: Dennis Lichtblau. Allen Blattn r. Lestrr La jua. Pete Gosse. Tom Ientis, Tony Sha.pe Norman Dick. David Wayne. Harold Gosse. Allen Raman, Clifford Blattner, Dennis Haitman. Ken Freese. Franklin Kottschade. Human Gander. William Tentis, William Wempner. Mr. Werner SteRemann. advisor for F.F.A. WABASHA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Wabasha Chapter of the Future Farmers of America with 45 men was bigger and better than ever for 1956-57. Officers were: president, Don Jacoby: vice president, Tom Tentis: secretary, Herman Gander; treasurer, Richard Meurer; reporter. Robert Meurer; advisor, Mr. W. W. Stegemann. The Chapter has taken part in many different projects during the year. In order to make money for the Chapter we started a gilt ring, sold magazines, screw driver sets and fire extinguishers. We plan on renting some land this spring. The Chapter has many accomplishments of which to be proud. Don Jacoby won the District Cow Clipping Contest: Herman Gander won a trip to Kansas City. In the District Poultry Judging Contest, Robert Vaplon, Kenneth Freese and John Rollins won fourth place. Clifford Blattner and Allen Rahman won fourth place in the District Contour Line Teams. Don Jacoby, Herman Gander, Tom Tentis and Wilmar Timm received State Farmer Degrees. Also. Pat Halverson, Bernard Roemer, Rodney Rabe and Roger Meurer have purchased purebred livestock. We have had a very successful year in F.F.A. DECLAMATION The Declam contest was held February 25, 1957. at the Public School. There were eighteen entries. Judges picked winners from each group so there would be members from each group participating in the District Speech Festival at Winona. The winners were as follows: Serious Inter-perative Reading: Linda Hurtig, Pete Palmen, Wes-lyn Concidine, Pat Webb. Humorous Division: Jean Rabe, Patsy Malles. Original Oratory: John Rollins. Memorized Oratory: Sue Heitman. Extemporaneous Manuscript: Joan LaMoyne. At Winona, Joan LaMoyne received a Superior rating and then participated at the Cannon Falls Speech Festival. There she received an Excellent rating. 24 Left to right' front row; Kay Miller. Dar'ene Buggs, Antoinette Keller. Bonita Wheeler. Rojean Tibor. Faye Wagner. Mildred Lichtblau. Shuley Zabtl Gloria Lckland. Paula Mansmith. Diane Strom ness, Janice Johnson, Nancy Benjamin. Sheila Moe, Wilma Goertz, Ruth Som-iner iel.l Cynthia Mathias, Mildred Ridgeway, Al ee Kits. Back row: Margaret Schultz. Ruth Zabel. Sharon Johnston, Rosella Koelmel, Patricia Knicley. Mary Marking. Judith Halm. Sandra Mitchell. Beth Burkhaidt. Susan Young. Ann Ha.timer. K.ithryn Finsland. Sandra Wehrenberg, Mugaret G.cive, Gloria Gosse, Marilyn Poiy-a.d. Margie St. Jac |ues, Sandra Amborn. F.H.A. STANDS FOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. It is composed of junior high homemaking students. Future Homemakers develop creative leadership through making it possible for every member to participate in planning and doing. Chapters stress individual respon sibility and cooperation so that members will become more cooperative family members. The motto of F.H.A. is “Toward New Horizons”, symbolizing that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The flower is a red rose. GIEE CLt B — First row. left to right; J ance Rupkalvis, Janice Polyard, Rose Zomok, Judy Cary, Weslyn Concidine, Carol Klas, Judy Pfeilsticker Elaine Thoeny. Judy Tiedemann.. Second row: Joanne Herbst. inane iic.� , i elores Sommerfield, Elaine Guethlein, Loretta Pagel. Caroline Klinnert, Cleo Goltz, Eleanor Wi1 on, Jean Babe, Donna Wolfe. Third row: Darlene Schumacher. Mary Langley Susan Blatter. Nancy Gilbert, Sue Heitman, Nancy Glynn, Miriam Larson, Donna Jones, Mary Lee Malone. Pat Webb. Maiy K as, Eleanor Rademaeher. MIXED CHORES — First row, left to righ : Janice Rupkalvis, Rose Zomok. Judy Cary We lyn Concidine. Rich Counter. Cnarles Dor-nack, Judy Pfeilsticker, Donna Wolfe. Second row: Joanne Herbst Dia.ie Fick. D -lores Commerfield, Sue Heitman. Loretta Pagel, Nancy Glynn. Gene Dammann. Brad Jensen, Cleo Goltz, Eleanor Wilson. Third row: Carol Klas, Caroline Klinr.ert. Miriam Larson. John Rollins Wayne Wirth. Ja?k Zierdt. John McDonald. Pat Webb. Mary Idas?. 25 GREEN VALLEY The Senior Class of 1957 presented a fantasy-comedy Green Valley, a hill-billy setting in which Everheel, villian, tried to take Eldon Berry’s land away from him. Eldon’s ancestors came back from the past and saved his land. The setting was in California about the early 1950 s. CAST Gene Dammann______________________Eldon Berry Nancy Gilbert.................... Prim Stokes John McDonald __________________Tinker Smith Jack Zierdt ____________________ Mr. Everheel Janice Rupkalvis ________________Martha Mears Linda Hurtig------------------------Eva Friese Dan Cliff ____________________ Lonesome Berry Chuck Dornack ................_Grandpaw Berry Lucille Schumann -...............Granny Berry Leigh Johnson ------------------Calhoun Berry Bradley Jensen _____________________Jeb Berry Pete Palmen___________________..Ransome Berry Sharon Malone _________________________Prudence Clifford Blattner________________ _J. D. Berry Pete Gosse_______________________________Spirit Mary Klas _______________________________Spirit Nancy Glynn------------------------------Spirit Rich Counter_____________________Rufe Thomas Georgia Van Houten------------------------Sarah William Wempner __________________Shade Stokes Caroline Klinnert_________________________Mamie Lester Hansch-----------------------Hip Cooley The Ghost in the Glass The Junior Class Play of 1956 “The Ghost In the Glass” was given November 9. It was a three-act ccmedy about a pair of newlyweds, who go up in the mountains to an old deserted hunting lodge to spend their honeymoon and suddenly find that the place is haunted. CAST Peter Palmen_______ Cleo Goltz ________ Pat Webb___________ Dan Cliff --------- Gomer Jones _______ Patsy Malles_______ Peter Klas_________ Caroline Klinnert __ Georgia Van Houten Eugene Dammann _ Norma Gander_______ Eleanor Wilson_____ Donna Mae Wolfe __ ___________Jack Eddy _________Letha Eddy _____Mrs. Diana Deed _________Hud Skipper __________The Hermit ____________Blondine _____Herbert Harlow _______Ruth Madison ___The Mystery Girl ______Jerome Larkin _Mrs. Marion Gaylord Jessica Hollingsworth __Mrs. Minnie Spratt Line of Sc The Junior Class of 1955 presented a three-act comedy called “The Line of Scrimmage”. The play was about a high school athlete, who kept flanking his tests and in that matter was not permitted on the football team. He passed his test with a high average and in that matter was permitted to play on the football team. rimmage CAST Sharon Malone ___ Dan Cliff ________ Jack Zierdt _______ Leigh Johnson Nancy Glynn-------- JoAnne Herbst------ Bradley Jensen — Nancy Gilbert _____ Charles Dornack John McDonald Mary Klas__________ Eugene Dammann George Billings ___ Pete Gosse_________ Virginia Anding Jean Rabe _________ Herman Gander __ Suzanne Blatter ___ Christine Ridgeway Janice Rupkalvis Mary Longley_______ __________Madge Collins __________Mr. Morrison _______Harrison Keefer ______Harry Donaldson ___________Mrs. Warner ____________Mrs. Burris _________Coach Horsley ____________Miss Gamm _________Perry Winman Stanley Grappleneuskey ___________Ruby Dinway ___________Clyde Farris ___________________Ken ___________________Matt ___________________June _________________Millie _______Another Student ___________Miss Hooper ___________Miss Harlow __________First Woman ________Second Woman 27 THE JUNIOR CLASS Left to right, first row: Elaine Thoeny, Diane Fick, Caroline Klinnert, Sue Heitman, Cleo Goltz, Pat Malles, Eleanor Wilson, Pat Webb, Lucille Guethlein, Norma Gander, Romelle White, Helen Burnell, Donna Jones, Janice Polyard, Marlene Arends. Second row: Ann Meyers, Eleanor Radernacher, Arvid Wright, Victor Funk, Lester Laqua, Irvin Chadwick, Allen Blattner, Michael Burns, Pete Klas, Gomer Jones, Woodbury Palmen, Joe Losinski, Pat Lichtblau, Donna Wolfe, Mary Kirch, Judy Rabc, Delores Sommerfield, Shirley Goertz. Missing: Georgia Van Houten. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right, first row: Weslyn Concidine, Judy Cary, Donna Johnson, Mary Staudacher, Sharon Kruem-pel, D ane Keller, Judy Pfeilsticker, Ardith Storing, Vera Drake. Claudia Mansmith, Marlene Brehmer, Dorothy Gosse, Anna Mae Koelmcl. Second row: Ro ;e Zomok, Jean Zabel, Mary Knaup, Beverly Litch-blau, Marietta Jones, Jean Prigge, Sandy Lobland, Mary Lee Malone, Miriam Larson. Barbara Meyer, Linda Hurtig, Jean LaMoyne, Janice Sprick. Third row: S lirley Dammann, Rich Wemp ler, Pat Halverson, William LaRocque, Monty Schnieder, Harold Sommerfi ;ld, Steve Smit, Daniel Hansen, William Gay, Dennis Hagmann, Tom Young, Roger Meurer, Emery Burfiend, Jim O'Brien, Donald Wallerich, Ronald Counter, Richard Fick, Diane Benjamin, Geraldine Schively. Missing: Melvin Gosse, Richard Stromness, Leroy Schmitz. 29 THE EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: David Sommerfield. Jim Gander, Nancy Benjamin, Wilma Goertz, Ruth Sommer-field, Janice Johnson, Gloria Gosse, Margaret Greive, Janet Brunkhorst, Beth Burkhardt, Judy Halm, Marilyn Polyard, Ann Hammer, Cathy Finsland, Alice Klas, Ronald Ridgeway, Ronald Laqua. Second row: Sharon Johnston, Margy St. Jacques. Albert Briskie, Darrell Lobland, Kenneth Patrow, John Boots, Tom Burnett, Bob Florin. Daniel Larson. Rodney Brehmer, Jim Webb, Michael Palmen, Wesley Hanson, Bill Hughley, Theodore Sarazin. William Loechler, Roger Rabe, Sandra Amborn. Mildred Ridgeway, Ruth Zabel. Missing: Gary Hager, John Hess. THE SEVENTH GRADE Back row, left to right: Kay Miller, Darlene Buggs, Shirley Zabel, Jon Gillmore, Charles Greive, James Concidine, David Jones, Fred Meurer, Allan Schmit, Melvin Magnuson, Leroy Guethlein, Thomas Smit, Cynthia Mathias, Diane Stromness, Rosella Koelmel, Antoinette Keller, Margaret Schultz, Rojean Tibor, Gloria Eckland, Paula Mansmith, Mary Marking, Sandra Wehrenberg, Susan Young, Sandra Mitchell, Patricia Knicley, Faye Wagner, Mildred Lichtblau, Bonita Wheeler, Sheila Moe. Missing: Cleo Burnell, Leroy Ekstrand. 30 THE FRESHMAN CLASS First row, left to right: Roger Jones, Carol Klas, Shirley Patrow, Joann Lanches, Shirley Anding, Merraine Peters, Diane Timmsen, Loretta Pagel, Marjean Burfiend, Neoma St. Jacques, Patricia Ferraro. Dwain Ger-Ken. Second row: Edwin Haley, Harold Schneider, Ronald Funk, Robert Carr, Timothy Longley, Jan Carr, Edward Malone, David Wayne, Gary Wagner, Jim Meyer, Joe Tilleshiem, Kenneth Mickow, John Bruegger, Donald Huth, John Rollins, Robert Prebe, Robert Jen-;en. INITIATION This fall the seniors got their chance to do some initiation. The horrid eve fell on October 24, 1956. The seniors fixed the gym so it appeared to be a palace dungeon. Spears, swords and other useful devices of torture were assembled and used as props on the stage. THE FRESHMEN took it all in stride and had a good time. The initiation dance was held after initiation and everyone had a good time. 31 vow ■ :' Autographs Snaps 1. Legs. 2. Come as you are 3. Dig that! 4. Oh! 5. Cheeks 6. Looking it over 7. Rich and Sue 8. Roger Rabe 9. Oh, so large 10. Surprise 11. Prom time 12. Thinking it over 13. Elvis 14. Ann and Alice 15. Smile pretty 16. Cross over the Bridge 17. Sitting pretty 18. Oh, those eyes 19. Joan 20. Oh, what a relief 21. What a life 22. Lorie 23. Show off 24. I want a sucker 25. Wendella 26. Carol 27. Romelle 28. Mary and Tim 29. Oh, Pat 30. The Jones girls 31. Mumps 32. Going somewhere 33. Bashful 34. Cutie 35. Caught 36. Mr. Moore!! 37. Birthday party 38. Oh, that doll 39. Sleep well 40.Squeeze him tight 34 You Bet Your Life This year, just as other graduating classes have done, the Class of 1957 is having a reunion. The world has changed quite a bit and so have the ‘57’ grads. It seems Charles Dornack, our class president, has gone into the flaming business and is making money hand over fist, though he had a little trouble getting started. Cliff Blattner got to be flying ace of the Air Force. He just arrived in his new space jet. He says he is going to the moon from “here”. Mrs. Richard Counter, the former Joyce Her-mundson, just drove in. in her new jet-propelled Cadillac. She bought it with the money Rich is paying her for alimony. Seems she caught him with Sharon Malone, that famous movie star. Seems Rich couldn’t make it because he’s in the hospital suffering from head and chest injuries. I guess he could stay longer seeing his nurse who is taking care of him is Tena Ridgeway. It seems Sue Blatter, Darlene Luhman, and Virginia Anding are doing fine. They just bought a 15-room house in Hammond, a most fashionable district, and hired Miss Barbara Hoops as an “upstairs” maid. I guess Brad Jensen is tired all the time these days. Says that 200-acre farm of his is just too much at his age. The two big game hunters, Lester Hansch and Wayne Wirth ran into trobule on their last trip to Africa and by the looks of them, those natives must be something. Our two great scientists, Leigh Johnson and Pete Gosse, have been trying to find a new cure for chicken-pox. I don’t know whether they’ll find one, but one thing sure, they’ll keep trying. Loa Wiebusch and Lucille Schumann say they are very happy in their jobs. Both are modeling French bathing suits in Massey’s. Wendella Peters, our famous lecturer, just dropped in for a few minutes. She had to catch a plane for London where she is to speak. Dan Cliff and Jack Zierdt say they have the toughest feet in the whole infantry. John McDonald and Gene Dammann are doing just fine with their wild animal act. Though John says it is a little dangerous at times. A lion bit off two of his fingers a couple of weeks ago. It seems Dave Kennebeck has taken up raising horses. He said these new high-powered cars are just too dangerous. Carol Schouweiler, Rosie Johnson and Judy Tiedemann are all happily married now and raising children. Their husbands are all working in Herman Gander’s steel mill on the outskirts of Kellogg. Joe Fredrickson and his assistant, Bill Wemp-ner, are doing alright. They are coaching football at Oklahoma A M. And their team hasn’t lost a game this season. Loretta Leisen and Janice Rupkalvis are doing fine. Both are teaching Genetics at the University of Minnesota. Mary Klas and Jean Rabe, beauty consultants from Mademoiselle Jacksons in New York City were picked up for speeding on its new turnpike. The cop was none other than Bugs Meurer. Dennis Lichtblau has surprised us all. He has taken Mr. Boots’ place as principal of Wabasha High School. We are sorry to say that Nancy Glynn and Mary Longley could not be here at this time because they are playing with the Philharmonic Orchestra in New York City. JoAnn Herbst and Nancy Gilbert have taken a great interest in politics. JoAnn has become the first woman governor of California and Nancy will soon be appointed to the Supreme Court Justice. Darlene Schumacher just arrived in her chauffeur driven limousine. Her husband made his money by raising grapes. Last, but not least, Rich Meurer just arrived from Mars and is going to Saturn. It looks as though the great explorer has been every place else. Well, I guess that is the end of the reunion. Everybody has to get back to their homes and jobs, but maybe we’ll have another in forty years. 35 Under Paris Skies The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held May 11 in the high school gymnasium. In accordance with their theme, “Under Paris Skies”, the Juniors decorated the gym beautifully with pastel crepe paper. The park scene was beautified by li ttle animals and revolving colored lights. The Grand March was headed by Pete Palmen and Georgia Van Houten. The music of “The Esquires” made the evening perfect. Pennies from Heaven The Junior and Senior Prom of 1956 was led by Sharon Malone and Ken O'Brien, Janice Rupkalvis and Bill McDonald. The theme, “Pennies from Heaven”, was the set of the evening with music furnished by Pal Thebe and his orchestra. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of the King and Queen of the Prom. They were Ken O’Brien and Margie Whitmore. A revolving penny, six-feet high, and numerous smaller pennies, hung from the starred ceiling, covering one end of the gym. The tables were gaily set with penny candle holders, surrounded by angel hair and dainty umbrella nut cups. The Freshmen girls, dressed in blue taffeta strapless dresses, with copper colored aprons, were the servers. After the dance, there was a party at the T errace and a movie at the theatre. 36 Memories 37 Best Wishes from SCHNELL'S CLOTHING Samsonite Luggage for Graduation DEAN'S for Men and Boys Wabasha, Minn. Best Wishes from Best Wishes from BIG JO FLOUR FIRST STATE BANK Wabasha, Minn. Wabasha, Minn. Best Wishes from PATRONIZE RIVERSIDE OIL COMPANY OUR ADVERTISERS Wabasha and Kellogg Congratulations from COMMUNITY CLINIC WABASHA COUNTY HERALD WABASHA SUPER VALU Complete Food Market Everyday Low Prices J. G. DILL CO. Grain — Coal — Seed Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION POST 50 Congratulations from BEN FRANKLIN STORE Compliments of ARNSTON'S DRUG STORE Success to Senior Class of ‘57 JOE MEYER CO. Congratulations from C. R. ANTHONY CO. Success to Senior Class of ‘57 MARTIN HEALY CAFE 61 Congratulations from the Goltz’s OUR ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE 38 Compliments of KUJAK'S MEAT MARKET Congratulations from ART'S PLACE Success to Senior Class of ‘57 MAC DOMISH SHOE SHOP Best Wishes from PASSE BARBER SHOP Compliments of SAUNDERS CAFE DR. C. R. SMIT Veterinarian Congratulations from DR. JAMES A. 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