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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

Sandra v.’ehrenberg, Leroy Ekstrand Co-editors Cynthia Mathias, Judy Tentis Business Managers ANNUAL STAFF First Row; Mr. Ayotte, S. Wehrenberg, C. Mathias, J. Tentis, B. Laska, B. Wheeler H. Lichtblau Second Row: L. Ekstrand, D. Jones, J. Concidine, T. Smit, Mrs. Bill, Mrs. Waterbury We of the Annual Staff will present to you in this, the 1962 WARRIOR, the many events of the past year. We shall look on the serious as well as on the gay side of school life. In the WARRIOR you will see pictures of your teachers, friends, and classmates. You will catch glimpses of the many extra-curricular activities--some of which you have watched and others in which you have participated. We hope this WARRIOR will hold for you as many fond memories of the past year (61-62) as it does for the seniors who are graduating. We will receive no more of the knowledge and understanding from the many outstanding teachers who have helped us in the past and will continue to help you in the future. For these reasons we have worked to give you the best WARRIOR possible. THE ANNUAL STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION . ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSES SENIORS . . . ATHLETICS . . ACTIVITIES . . Page 4 . Page 5 . Page 9 . Page 19 . Page 33 . Page 43 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 53 DEDICATION An evergrowing school requires changes and additions to its facilities. Next year the new addition will be in use. However, this has had no part in the education of this year’s seniors. Therefore, we dedicate this annual to the school as we knew it. Superintendent Wesley Concidine i§Mp C:: c:: c: t o ;r © ; © sRjfik :;OV.O::0 ©;:©:?« S5 ©::O::O:tO::©K© 0iW( :; 5:.0::OK0 :0v:«x 3 o::Qi!Ot:o:tor.o;:o«i '.•:0:-a::0::0::©r-.©K : O o:: 3: :c )::O::O::OX0::O::0� 4Q :O O .:Ot:O::o::oa0W H'.0::0::0'.:0::0::OK« :0 C::0'.t0 .3::0MaiK t:: O :: C:: C:: O:: O:: X O: : 5::©::©::o::c:rO:t� jy ;:0:.'0::©'iO:c S:- � 5i® :::o::©K©so::OS« ;;:C::0::0:-0::0::OX« ,::0 :o::Cl:Oi:oni 0: 0::0:'Q 0� 0:: |5:0: .CK0::0::0::a 0::0 0::0 ::o::s :. l««C::0::D::0::o:-.c OkOXOKI ::aii� 0 ::O::0 -O BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: C. Heins, E. Belter, L. M, Ekstrand, G. Arntson, H. Holmgren W. Concidine, M. Healy, B. Carlson Principal K. A. Boots Vocational Department: Mrs. Scheel, Mrs. Bill Mr. Stegemann, Mr. Hansen Social Science: Mr. Meschke, Mrs. Danish English Department: Mrs. Burrichter, Mr. Ayotte, Miss Larson Science and Mathematics: Mrs. Waterbury, Mrs. Larson Mr. Hagberg, Mr. Nelson Music Department: Mr. Burkhardt GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS left to right: Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Lyndahl, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Curdue Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Schmit, Mrs. Johnston Cooks: Mrs. Bertrand, Mrs. Jacobs We would like to salute Mrs. Bertrand and Mrs. Jacobs who have been serving W.H.S. for 12 and 4 years respectively. They have been a help to everyone and an asset to the school and its students. We would also like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to John Mehren and Harry Lager who have served W.H.S. for 11 and 9 years respectively. We don't know what we, as a class, would have done without them. They are familiar with such student problems as-- Can we have a ladder so we can decorate for the prom? and Have you seen my book? I know it's around school. We are sure they have heard them in the past and will continue to hear them in the future. John Carland Basketball 12 Dramatics 11,12 Annual 12 County Days 12 If silence is golden, I am the richest man alive. James Concidine Baseball 8-12 Basketball 9-12 Football 9-12 Golf 9,10 Track 12 Declamation 11 Dramatics 11,12 Band 8-12 Annual 12 Drivers Training Band Solo 10-12 There's a lot of fun to be had yet. 10 Judi DeBoer Dramatics 10,12 Chorus 9,10,12 Glee Club 10,12 Madrigal 10,12 Triple Trio 10,12 G. A. A. 12 Leroy Ekstrand Basketball 9-12 Football 11,12 Golf 9 Track 11,12 Declamation 9 Dramatics 11,12 Annual (Co-editor) 12 Class Officer 12 Homecoming King 12 Drivers Training 10 He's too agreeable to make an enemy. Her hair radiates personality Jon Gillmore Baseball 8-12 Basketball 9-12 Football 9-12 Track 11,12 If you can't beat 'em, cheat 'em. Laura Giem There's a little bad in every good little girl. Mary Fick Dramatics 12 Glee Club 9 Chorus 10 Annual 12 School Paper 9 County Days 12 Drivers Training 11 High school days have their delights but can't compare to weekend nights Charles Grieve Baseball 7-9 Basketball 10 Football 9 F. F. A. 11,12 Teachers say homework comes before girls, but I have my own opinion. LeRoy Guethlein F. F. A. 11,12 Work fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Margaret Iverson Cheerleader 12 Dramatics 11 Homecoming Candidate 12 G. A. A. 12 Drivers Training 11 Kellogg Girls State Alt. 11 I can live without poetry or without walking, but who in the world can live without talking. David Jones Baseball 8-12 Basketball 9-12 Football 9-12 Golf 9,10 Declamation 11,12 Dramatics 11,12 Band 9-12 Chorus 10-12 Annual 12 Class Officer 11,12 Band Solo 11,12 Madrigal 10-12 Drivers Training 10 I'm going to tell that Einstein a few things. Arnold Jostock Class Officer 10 County Days 12 F. F. A. 9,12 All great men are dead or dying and I don't feel so well myself. Barbara Laska Dramatics 12 Chorus 10 Annual 12 G. A. A. 12 A cheery word, a friendly grin. Rosella Koelrael Dramatics 11 Chorus 7,8 Drivers Training 10,11 Don't have a heck of a lot to say, but do a heck of a lot of thinking. Gary Lichtblau Class Officer 10 County Days 12 F. F. A. 9,10,12 The most fun I have in school is when I'm not there. Helen Lichtblau Dramatics 11 Annual 12 Class Officer 10-12 Homecoming Candidate 12 County Days 12 Drivers Training 10 Office Work 12 Girls State Alt. 11 Always happy. Never sad; sometimes naughty, but never bad. Millie Lichtblau Dramatics 11 Band 7 Chorus 10 Glee Club 9 Class Officer 10,12 Homecoming Candidate 12 F. H. A. 7,8 Drivers Training 11 Give me time. I'll grow up. Paula Mansmith Dramatics 11 Chorus 8 Drivers Training 10,11 F. H. A. 7,8 Free as a cat and ready to snap. Mary Marking F. H. A. 7,8 G. A. A. 12 I'm the dickens when I get started. Cynthia Mathias Declamation 11, 12 Dramatics 11, 12 Chorus 10,11 Glee Club 8, 9 Annual (Business Manager) Y F.H.A. 7, 8 Drivers Training 11 This young lady has plenty of dash; she chose her Romeo from the Senior Class Sandra Mitchell Drivers Training 10 Dramatics 11,12 Trombone Solo 11 Band 7-12 Chorus 10-12 Glee Club 8,9 Girls Sextet 12 Ensembles 9,10 F. H. A. 7,8 Madrigal 10,11 Triple Trio 12 Why should I work when I can have fun. Kay Miller Glee Club 9 F. H. A. 7,8 G. A. A. 12 Bad weeds grow tall, that's why I'm so short. Sheila Moe Glee Club 7-9 F. H. A. 7,8 Big things come in small packages. Andres Morillo Dramatics 11, 12 Chorus 11,12 County Days 12 Drivers Training 12 No sinner no saint, perhaps, but well, the very best of chaps. 17 Kathleen Mustain Chorus 9 In loves voyage nothing can offend ; women are never seasick. Francis O'Flaherty Basketball 12 Football 9-12 F. F. A. 9-12 They say he was once caught studying. Tom Smit Football 10-12 Golf 9,10 Track 12 Declamation 11, 12 Dramatics 11, 12 Band 11 Chorus 10-12 Annual 12 Drivers Training 10 Madrigal 10-12 Quartet 11 Boy's State 11 Gary Staudacher Drivers Training 11 He's quiet, but when you get to know him--well, that's different. 18 I don't know it all--yet. John Taubel s Jean Staudacher Class Officer 9 Homecoming Candidate 12 Drivers Training 11 Not a care or a woe--just rarin to go. Drivers Training 11 F. F. A. 12 It's a long way between his hat and his shoes. Judy Tentis Dramatics 11,12 Chorus 10-12 Glee Club 8 Annual (Asst. Business Manager) 12 Drivers Training 10 Triple Trio 12 F. H. A. 8 G. A. A. 12 A little mischief by the way, a little fun to spice each day. Rojean Tibor Homemaker of Tommorrow Award 12 Drivers Training 11 F. H. A. 7,8 Her mind is lazy while he's away. 19 Faye Wagner Cheerleader 10-12 Declamation 10-12 Dramatics 11, 12 Chorus 10-12 Glee Club 8, 9 Girls Sextet 12 Triple Trio 12 F. H. A. 7, 8 Class Officer 9 Homecoming Queen 12 Girls State 11 Madrigal 11 Drivers Training 11 Friendliest girl we've ever seen, one reason why we chose her our queen. Mary Wallerich County Days 12 Office Work 12 1 To be happy and gay is just her natural way. Donna Wayne Drivers Training 10 G. A. A. 12 Dramatics 11, 12 If dreams come true, oh, what a perfect life. Sandra Wehrenberg Ensembles 9-11 Declamation 9-12 Dramatics 11, 12 Vocal Solos 10-12 Band 7-12 Chorus 10-12 Glee Club 8, 9 Madrigal 10-12 Annual (Co-editor) 12 Triple Trio 12 Class Officer 11 Drivers Training 10 F. H. A. 7, 8 Girls Sextet 12 Her friendship is worth having. 20 Judy tfolfe Glee Club 8,9 Homecoming Attendant 12 F.H.A. 7,8 Annual 12 Art Work 9-12 If a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her. Bonnie . heeler Chorus 10-12 Glee Club 9 Annual 12 County Days 12 Madrigal 12 Girl's Sextet 12 Triple Trio 12 Driver's Training 11 F.H.A. 7,8 Band 7 She's devoted to only one. Sue Young Dramatics 10-12 Band 7-12 Chorus 11 Glee Club 8-10 Annual 12 Drivers Training 10 Class Officer 9,10 F.H.A. 7,8 Band Solo 10-12 I never talk unless my foot's in my mouth. Shirley Zabel Dramatics 12 Annual 12 County Days 12 Drivers Training 11 F. H. A. 7, 8 � 21 She's sweet and she's engaged. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 22 TREASURER Helen Lichtblau SECRETARY Millie Lichtblau Co-Salutatorians Sandra Wehrenberg and David Jones HONOR STUDENTS First row: Judy Tentis, Margret Iverson, Mildred Lichtblau Second row: Sandra Wehrenberg, Susan Young, Helen Lichtblau, Faye Wagner Third row: Dave Jones, Gary Staudacher, Leroy Ekstrand, Jim Concidine, Tom Smit, Principal Mr. Kenneth Boots 23 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SANDRA WEHRENBERG , DAVE JONES WHO’S WHO BIGGEST TALKERS MITZIE IVERSON , JIM CONCIDINE 24 BIGGEST DRINKERS (milk) SUE YOUNG , GARY LICHTBLAU BEST DRESSED ROJEAN TIBOR , JON GILLMORE WHO’S WHO MOST POPULAR FAYE WAGNER , LEROY EKSTRAND 25 CLASS CLOWNS BARBARA LASKA , FRANK O'FLAHERTY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, John Carland, will my beautifully proportioned physique and fitness to Donnie Carr. I, Jim Concidine, will my soft touch in basketball to Bill Bruegger. I, Judi DeBoer, will my remarkable ability to get fabulous grades in physics to Colleen Goltz—may she keep them in silence. I, Skeeter Ekstrand will my ability to stay out of trouble with the teachers to Don Wilcox. I, Mary Fick, will my ability to get in trouble during social class to anyone in the Junior Class who wants it. I, Laura Giem, will my ability to stay awake in shorthand class to Betty Haley. I, Jon Gillmore, will my athletic ability to James Gilbert. I, Chuck Greives, will my curly hair to Rhino. I, LeRoy Guethlein, will my ability to skip school without being caught to Jim Thorton. I, Mitzie Iverson, will my ability to keep quiet to Mary Klas. I, David Jones, will my outstanding singing ability to Steve Taverna. I, Arnie Jostock, will my great ambition for studying to my brother Richard and my way with certain girls to Lloyd Wright. I, Rose Koelmel, will my height to Bonnie Hoops. I, Barb Laska, will my ability to say the wrong thing at the right time to any underclassmen who get in a pinch in Mr. Ayotte's English class. I, Gary Lichtblau, will my ability to get along with Mr. Stegemann to Dave Hager, and my title Biggest Drinker (of milk) to anyone who can beat me. I, Helen Lichtblau, will my letter writing ability to someone with similar problems. I, Millie Lichtblau, will my blush to Ruthie Rupkalvis and my ability to get all mixed up in Mr. Meschke's class to Bonnie Hoops. I, Paula Mansmith, will my sense of humor to Tom, my brother. I, Mary Marking, will my ability to solve my own problems to my sister Pat. I, Cynthia Mathias, will my ability to put my foot in my mouth in Mr. Meschke's social class to Steve Schoenbeck and my ability to get along with Johns to Mary Zierdt. I. Kav Miller, will my shortness to Bonnie Hoops and Rosemary Anding. I, Sandra Mitchell, will my ability not to get away with things in English to Helen Meurer. I, Sheila Moe, will my ability to chew my finger nails to Karen Stromness and Dianne Schuth and my ability to skip school to any one who can get away with it. I, Andy Morillo, will my sense of humor to Peter Zierdt who is most likely to succeed me I, Kathleen Mustain, will my locker (No. 15) to anyone who can get to it. I, Frank 0fFlaherty, will my ability to get A's in agriculture to Lyle Lichtblau. I, Judy Pavelka, will my ability to get a date with an almost impossible guy to Nancy Zabe I, Tom Smit, will my ability to keep a straight face to Pete Zierdt. I, Gary Staudacher, will my ability to get along with Mrs Waterbury to Tom Wolfe and Darrel Gusa and my ability to get my A s in Biology to Diane Schuth. I, Jean Staudacher, will my long fingernails to Pete Hager and my ability to ride horse to Ronnie Carr. I, John Taubel, will my ability to judge blondes to Ron Lillie. I, Judy Tentis, will my good judge of character of certain Lake City boys to my sister Connie, and my good study habits to Buzz Wolfe. I, Rojean Tibor, will my blonde-streaked hair to Don Carr and my ability to get along with Mrs. Burrichter to John Edwards. I, Faye Wagner, will my cheerleading outfit to Colleen Goltz and my serious attitude to Peter Zierdt. I, Mary Wallerich, will my Saturday night parties at ???? to the younger generation in our neighborhood and our last summer nights to anyone looking for fun. I, Donna Wayne, will my ability to get mad crushes on basketball players to Pat Laska. I, Sandra Wehrenberg, will my singing ability to my sister, Nancy, an'd my fun-loving spirit to Mary Klas. I, Bonnie Wheeler, will my ability to get kicked out of chorus to Rich Halverson. I. Judv Wolfe, will my drawing ability to anyone who wants it. I, Sue Young, will my seventh hour conversations to Bobby Jones. I, Shirley Zabel will my freckles to anyone who wants them. 26 27 JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT Rusty Wagner i ) SECRETARY Mary Klas First row: B. Haley, S. Barton, J. Brehmer Second row: M. Herbst, D. Carr, W. Bruegger, R. Carr Third row: J. Ableitner, D. Burnett, J. Hager, D. Guethlein, absent: K. Koelmei, R. Rupkalvis 28 First row: K. Kennebeck, J. Kruempel, H. Meurer Second row: D. Mallas, M. Klas, C. Laqua, C. Holst Third row: P. Roemer, J. Ostrom, J. Gilbert, R. Lillie G. LaRocque First row: J. Zomok, S. Schoenbeck, S. Schmitz, K. Stromness Second row: W. Wagner, D. Schuth, M. Zierdt, R. Sylvester Third row: F. Schneider, D. Wilcox, L. Schumann, P. Zierdt 29 First row: L. Funk, M. Gander, J Ekstrand Second row: C. Alton, R. Blattner, P. Fisher, G. Anderson, J0 Glynn Third row: D. Gusa, D. Hager, J. Edwards, R. Anding, C. Goltz First row: P. Laska, C. Herbst, P. Marking Second row: G. Kennebeck, B. Hoops, B. Harms, N. Krier Third row: R. Jones, D. Hall, T. Higbee, W. Knaup, R. Halverson 30 First row: Second row Third row: B. Miller, S. Oestreich, B. Rollins L. Ridgeway, E. Peterson, M. Quesenberry, B. Myers W. Sargent, L. Schmit, W. Pfeilsticker, M. Marquardt, J. Palmen First row: J. Timm, L. Wright, T. Wolfe Second row: N. Zabel, G. Zierdt, C. Tentis Third row: S. Taverna, D. Stegemann, D. Sundeen, L. Wolfe 31 Sophomore 32 Officers Freshmen Officers VICE PRESIDENT Charlene LaRocque 33 FRESHMAN CLASS First row: L. Carrels, N. Bruhnke, M. Carlson, L. Belter Second row: E. Colsch, A. Buckman, M. Gardlund, C. Carlson Third row: E. Colsch, J. Burkhardt, L. Boots, J. Brunkhorst, L. Benjamin First row: J. Kruempel, M. Harney, J, Giem, B. Koelmel Second row: T. Hammer, C. LaRocque, Mary Gardlund, G. Giem, A, Holton Third row: R. Jostock, A. Holton, J, Huth, A. Carlson, G. St, Jacques 34 First row: D. Nelson, M. Pfeilsticker, N. Meyer, L. Rollins Second row: T. McNallan, M. Meyer, M. Noll, J. Schierts, M. Schoenbeck Third row: G. Nielsen, J. Reinhardt, E. Pruter, L. Peters First row: B. Sharp, S. Smith, T. Stutesman, J. Stiner Second row: J. Sharp, G. Schwirtz, S. Timasen, C. Staudacher, D. Zell Third row: M. Tentis, J. Thornton, D. Wilson, D. Wayne, D. Zell 35 Eighth Grade First Row: Second Row Third Row: G. L. M. C. K. Johnson, G. Gusa, R. Marcou, G. Holmgren, ]. Hager, R. Bruegger Curdue Greive, K. Burnett L. Gilbert, G. Edwards, Henmmdson, G. Loechler, R. Higbee Hillstead P. Ekstrand, S. Arntson, First Row: J. Ondler, T. Wagner, L. Stromness, R. Sylvester Second Row: R. Zierdt, N. Wehrenberg, R. Wilson, D. Peek, P. Stegemann, L. Roemer Third Row: L. Smit, M. Thornton, C Smith, R.Schuth, L. Stromness Absent J. Kane, S. Knaup, L. Sarazin, J. Taverna 36 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: B. Hennings, N. Boots, L. Hollowell, T. Jensen R. Krier, E. Gander, M. Johnson, L. Hager, A. Griffith J. Heins, M. Clickner, D. Law, W. Kennebeck, J. Bruegger, N. Blattner, W. Malone, J. Alton, Absent: E. Carr, J. Loechler First Row: J. Mathias, M. Marquardt, L. Mickow, G, Palmen, M. Schmit, D. Zell Second Row: L. St. Jacques, J. Stiner, C. Pederson, S. Sidith, S. Marnell, E. Wilson J. Roemer „ ... Third Row: G. Schwirtz, J. Sargent, W. Zabel, J. Peters, D. Markey, S. Smith 37 JUNIOR CLASS RUSTY WAGNER-KAREN KENNEBECK SOPHOMORE CLASS WILLIAM SARGENT, GAYLE ANDERSON, JIM GLYNN FRESHMEN CLASS JOHN REINHARDT, LINDA BOOTS, JIM BURKHARDT OUTSTANDING STUDENTS This year, because of the stress on higher qualities looked for in students, the WARRIOR would like to put aside a page to honor those students who rate high in over-all qualities. They have been selected by their teachers on the basis of leadership, capability, industry, scholarship, etc. Congratulations to the outstanding students of 62. EIGHTH GRADE PETER EKSTRAND, MARY CURDUE SEVENTH GRADE TOM JENSEN, MARY MARQUARDT, JOHN SARGENT 38 ATHLETICS First row: T. Hammer, J. Ekstrand, W. Sargent, C. Alton, W. Wagner, R. Carr, B. Bruegger Second row: G. Zierdt, G. St. Jacques, S. Taverna, T. Higbee, D. Wilcox, J. Glynn, J. Gillmore, L. Ekstrand, D. Jones, P. Zierdt Third row: Mr. Ayotte, L. Schmit, T. Smit, J. Reinhardt, D. Hager, D. Gusa, J. Hager M. Marquardt, W. Pfeilsticker, J. Concidine, F. O'Flaherty, Mr. Meschke FOOTBALL This year s Indians ended their first year in the Centennial Conference with a record of 2-4. While this record isn t too impressive, we must remember that there were only five returning lettermen and that a lack of experienced players was evident. The team also lost two games which were heartbreakers. One of these was a non-conference game with Alma which was won in the final seconds by a score of 6-0. The other was the last game of the season played with Elgin with the score being 21-16. Three members of the team were placed on the All-Conference team. Thesq were seniors Jon Gillmore and Leroy Ekstrand plus junior Bill Bruegger. Jim Concidine, Dave Jones, Frank 0 Flaherty, and Tom Smit received honorable mention. Although the team will lose the services of six senior lettermen, the next few seasons should be better because of the experience gained by the younger members of the squad. Wabasha Opponent Alma 0 6 Randolph 26 12 Goodhue 0 26 Mazeppa 46 20 Faribault Deaf 0 26 Dover-Eyota 0 28 Elgin 16 21 40 F. Jagner M. Klas M. Iverson D. Malles CHEERLEADERS 41 J. Kruemoel First row: D. Wilcox, D. Jones, J. Gillmore, J. Concidine, L. Ekstrand Second row: J. Glenn, J. Carland, J. Hager, F. O'Flaherty, P. Zierdt, W. Bruegger Third row: Mr. Nelson, T. Smit, R. Halverson A TEAM This year’s team became Wabasha’s highest scoring team with a total of 1042 points for an average of 61.3 points per game. This was remarkable when you take into consideration that they were always the smallest team on the floor. The team averaged 5 9 with Don Wilcox the tallest at 6 0 and Dave Jones the smallest at 5’ 6”. Lack of height was the team’s greatest detriment, desire and confidence their greatest assets. Dave Jones, the team’s handy man, and Jon Gillmore, the team’s most versatile player, captained this year’s squad. Leroy Ekstrand became the team’s best driver and one of the best rebounders in the conference for his size. Jim Glynn, a sophomore, was a steady all-around player who showed steady improvement in all phases of the game. He could become one of Wabasha’s greatest players. Jon Gillmore was the team’s leading scorer with a total of 346 points and a 20.35 average per game. This made him the highest scorer in Wabasha’s history. Jim Concidine was second with a total of 301 points and an average of 17.71 points per game. Jim was probably the deadliest outside shooter in the conference. Another record was set by the team when they scored 95 points in defeating Mazeppa, a conference foe. In this game, Jim Concidine and Jon Gillmore combined for a total of 62 points, also a record. Wabasha, finishing third in the conference, was honored with the selection of its scoring twins, Jon Gillmore and Jim Concidine, to the All-Conference Team. This was the second consecutive year for Jon as an All-Conference selection. 42 43 First row: J. Ekstrand, Second row: Mr. Meschke, Third row: P. Ekstrand, G. Zierdt, T. Hammer S. Taverna, J. Burkhardt, R. Schuth, J. Edwards, J. L. Wolfe, G. St. Jacques Reinhardt, M. Marquardt Our B'' squad enjoyed a relatively successful year. The results of the games show that the season was divided into two parts. After initiating the season with a well-earned victory over Pepin, the team lost seven of the next eight games. A complete reversal of form brought victory in six of the seven remaining games. Sophomores and freshmen that showed good potential were: Taverna, Zierdt, Burkhardt, and Reinhardt. B TEAM Wabasha Opponent Pepin 29 26 Eyota 28 29 Goodhue 24 26 Elgin 24 25 Alma 28 39 Randolph 19 21 Mazeppa 40 25 Alma 25 34 Faribault Deaf 27 44 Eyota 35 34 Goodhue 29 43 Pepin 41 39 Elgin 46 19 Randolph 48 29 Mazeppa 50 18 Faribault Deaf 43 35 44 First row: L. Ekstrand, W. Bruegger, C. Grieve, A. Holton Second row: Mr. Ayotte, W. Sargent, G. Zierdt, W. Wagner, J. Gillmore, Mr. Nelson Third row: L. Schmit, J. Reinhardt, T. Smit, R. Schuth, P. Ekstrand TRACK The Indians of ’Wabasha High scored 53 points in placing second behind Faribault Deaf, who scored 8O5 to win the Centennial Conference Track Meet held at Soldiers Field, Rochester, on Wednesday, May 16. Leroy Ekstrand, who scored 1 of the teams points, placed first in the low hurdles with a time of 23.9 seconds, second in the broad jump, third in the discus, and anchored the 880 relay team, which won with a time of l:Ul. Other relay team members were Chuck Greive, Alfred Holten, and Jon Gillmore. Wilfred Wagner placed second in the mile run, Jim Glynn second in the IUjO-yard dash, Gary LaRocque second in the high hurdles, and Jon Gillmore second in the low hurdles. Alfred Holten was fifth in the 220, Greive took fourth in the shot put, and Gerry Zierdt tied for third in the high jump. Chuck Greive was fifth in the 100-yard dash; and Larry Schmit was fourth in the UiO. Bill Bruegger placed fifth in the 880-yard run, and the mile relay team comprised of Wagner, Glynn, Zierdt, and Schmit took a third. Second year lettermen on the team were Leroy Ekstrand and Jon Gillmore. First year lettermen were Bill Bruegger, Chuck Grieve, -Alfred Holton, Wilfred Wagner, Jim Glynn, Gary LaRocque, and Tom Smit. Four team members are graduating, but they will leave a strong nucleus of track men for next year. 45 BASEBALL First row: G. Kennebeck, C. Hermuncison, B. Bruegger, J. Vagner, S. Taverna G. St. Jacques, T. Hammer Second row: Mr. Nelson, J. Glynn, G. Zierdt, P. Zierdt, J. Gillmore, J. Concidine P. dkstrand, G. Loechler, J. Ekstrand, Mr. Ayotte. This year's team had a mediocre season, but the team improved steadily as the time passed. They ended the season with a 3-1 triumph over the league leading Eyota team. The team will lose the services of seniors Jim Concidine, Jon Gillmore, and Dave Jones, but the younger players should fill the open positions adequately. SEASON RECORD Wabasha Opponent 3 1 Eyota 5 3 Maz.eppa 1 4 Pepin 2 10 Elgin 1 3 Goodhue 12 6 Winona B' forfeit 5 tournament 9 Randolph Plainview Conference foes 46 ACTIVITIES Front Row: M. Quesenberry, L. Boots, M. Curdue, G. Palmen, N. Boots, L. Hollowell Second Row: S. Young, S. Wehrenberg, M. Bill, M. Healy, K. Hillstead, N. ehrenberg, B. Rollins, K. Meyer, C. McNallen, G. Anderson, S. Quesenberry, D. Nelson, J. Brunkhorst, L. Benjamin Third Row: C. Schierts, D. Hall, C. Roemer, N. Plank, S. Kasper, B. Hennings, L. Wiley, F. Passe, J. Ekstrand, T. McNallen, R. Poure, P. Wildes, G. Hawley, G. rlicek, D. Stegemann, R. Fosmo, T. Graff, T. Hammer, P. Ekstrand, L. Hanson, J. Hawley, W. Sargeant, B. Wildes, S. Mitchell Fourth Row: T. Jensen, W. Malone, D. Peek, S. Arntson, J. Loechler, M. Schmit, A. Buckman, L. Smit, N. Passe, C. Meyer, M. Klas, J. Peters, J. Burkhardt, J. Concidine, W. Beaulieu, B, 3urkhardt, D. Jones, R. Halverson BAND This year’s band Dresented both a Winter and a Spring concert, gave outdoor concerts during the summer, and marched in parades. The pep-band continued to add spirit to home games by providing lively music between games and at half time. We are under the very capable direction of Mr. I. J. Burkhardt. The band will loose some seniors this year, but next year’s band, though young, will again become a credit to Wabasha High. 48 DECLAMATION First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: B. Rollins, A. Buckman, M. Gardlund, L. Rollins M. Gander, L Funk, M. Gardlund, D. Nelson, S. Smith P. Fisher, S. Wehrenberg, L. Benjamin, G. Anderson, L. Boots F. Wagner, D. Jones, T. Smit, D. Stegemann, J. Palmen, C. Mathias This year, 1962, was a very good year for Declamation in Wabasha High. Again twenty students entered. Five of those received superior ratings and advanced to the District held in Winona. They were Linda Boots-Serious Reading, Sandra Wehrenberg and Faye Wagner - Extemporaneous Manuscript Reading, David Jones and Tom Smit-Memorized Oratory. Sandy received a Superior rating there and Faye became Superior Alternate to the Regional Contest. Sandy got a Very Good. Coach Master of Ceremonies Mrs. Domish L. Ekstrand Timers Coach J. Gillmore and J. Concidine Mr. Ayotte 49 First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: L. Funk, D. Zell, B. Sharpe, T. Stutesman, L. Rollins, J. Kruempel, M. Gardlund, N. Krier, D. Nelson, S. Smith, L. Belter Advisor Mr. Hagberg, M. Klas, S. Wehrenberg, A. Buckman, S. Taverna, J. Zierdt, J. Burkhardt, D. Zell, T. Hammer, B. Wheeler, M. Gardlund, B. Rollins L. Ridgeway, B. Harms, C. Carlson, L. Boots, G. St. Jacques, J. Palmen, D. Jones, J. Schierts, R. Halverson, J. DeBoer, J. Tentis G. Anderson, M. Noll, L. Benjamin, J. Brunkhorst, D. Sundeen, P. Zierdt, T. Smit, L. Schumann, J. Reinhardt, A. Morillo, S. Mitchell, F. Wagner CHORUS The Mixed Chorus was busy again this year singing at concerts and at various other events. They sang at the Spring Concert at St. Felix. They also sang at the vocal part of the Christmas Concert. The Madrigal Group and the Girls Triple Trio sang at the St. Felix-Wabasha High Christmas program. The Girls Triple Trio also sang two numbers for the Junior Class play. Gayle Anderson and Sandra Wehrenberg entered the District Vocal Music Contest at Mazeppa where they received the highest ratings given. Both of the girls proceeded to the Regional Contest held in Austin High School and both received A ratings. Gayle sang her contest number ’’The Cradles and Sandra presented her number One Fine Day from Madame Butterfly at the Spring Concert at St. Felix. 50 TRIPLE TRIO First row: S. Wehrenberg, B. Wheeler, B. Rollins Second row: M. Klas, J. Tentis, J. DeBoer Third row: G. Anderson, S. Mitchell, F. Wagner MADRIGAL First row: G. Anderson, S. Wehrenberg, B. Wheeler J. DeBoer Second row: D. Jones, T. Smit, J. Reinhardt J. Palmen 51 JUNIOR PLAY NO MORE HOMEWORK' Cast Miss Goodin- Katherine Koelmel Mrs. Clenneaenning- Helen Meurer Miss Ogilvie- Anne Griffith Mr. Harper- John Carland Coach Guthrie- Donald Sundeen Mr. Lundquist- Leroy Ekstrand Pamela Jones- Karen Kennebeck Buzz Bailey- Terry Smith Shalimar Ames- Dorothy Mallas Midge Murphy- Mary Zierdt Faversham Lightly- Donald Guethlein Tallulah Ploetz- Mary Klas Ronald Sassoon- Donald Wilcox Miss Dill- Joyce Brehmer Tick Tock- David Jones Mrs. Ratchet- Joyce Kruempei Elmer B. Ames- Peter Zierdt The play was under the direction of Mrs. Domish. Student Director was Cynthia Mathias. SENIOR PLAY TERROR IN THE SUBURBS Cast Marcia Cloud- Judy Tentis The Six Strangers- Mary Fick, Donna Wayne Paula Mansmith, Shirley Zabel, Margaret Iverson, Rosella Koelmel Teresa Drake- Susan Young Mrs. Stanley Harrington- Barbara Laska Loretta Page- Sandra Mitchell Betsy Forrester- Sandra Wehrenberg The play was under the direction of Mr. Ayotte. 52 Carla Barlow- Faye Wagner George Moll!son- Tom Smit Bill Henderson- Leroy Ekstrand Hannah Cloud- Judi DeBoer Mr. Harrington- Jim Concidine The Body- Andres Morillo HOMECOMING HOMECOMING KING HOMECOMING QUEEN LEROY EKSTRAND FAYE WAGNER The 1961 Homecoming activities were celebrated Thursday and Friday September 28 and 29. Thursday evening a pepfest and a bonfire were held at the Athletic field. Friday night the Indians romped over Mazeppa by a score of 96-20. After the game, Queen Faye Wagner and King Leroy Ekstrand reigned over ROYAL COURT MILDRED LICHTBLAU-JON GILLMORE MARGARET IVERSON-JIM CONCIDINE JEANNE STAUDACHER-TOM SMIT HELEN LICHTBLAU-FRANK O'FLAHERTY JUDY WOLFE-DAVE JONES the dance at school. PROM Friday evening, May A, 1962, was the date of the Junior-Senior Prom, Three Coins in a Fountain. Fran Suilman and his Orchestra provided the dance music. The highlight of the night was when Barbara Laska and Gary Staudacher were crowned Prom Queen and King by the vice president of the junior class, Wilfred Wagner. 53 First row: G. Neilsen, A. Carlson, A. Holton, J. Huth, R. Jostock Second row: A. Jostock, D. Wilson, L. Guethlein, R. Binner, T. Barton Third row: F. O'Flaherty, J. Taubel, C. Greive, G. Lichtblau advisor- W. Stegemann First row: L. Wright, T. Wolfe, R. Sylvester, C. Holst, D. Sylvester Second row: W. Bruegger, D. Carr, G. LaRocque, R. Lillie, R. Evers, R. Carr, Advisor- W. Stegemann Third row: D. Stegemann, R. Blattner, J. 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