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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

------- --------------------: When September arrives And activities start, Much fills our days, We can't tell them apart; We cherish them all, But our memory's not clear So in order to keep them, We've stored them in here. Now as they all happened, We've recorded each treasure, And when we have finished, You can read them with pleasure. Presenting WARRIOR Published By The Students Of Wabasha High School Wabasha, Minnesota We Dedicate This Book To Mr. I. ]. Burkhardt, who for twenty years has directed our band and instrumental music, we respectfully dedicate our annual of 1967. Through die years whenever a band strikes up Washington Post or Our Director , we will recall our years at Wabasha High School and our very pleasant association with Mr. Burkhardt, bodi as a teacher and as a friend. 2 SENIORS NOTHING CAN BRING TOU FOREST GREEN AND IVORY LILY-OF-THE- VALLEY NORMAN ADLER There's racing in my blood. JACK ALTON The swiftest traveler is he that goes afoot. MARILYN ARENDS Good nature is always good company. NORMA BOOTS Think! Believe! Aspire! Dare! NORMAN ADLER: Dramatics 4; Pep Club 2, 3; F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Officer 4. JACK ALTON: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3,4; Baseball 4; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff 4; Driver's Training 3; Homecoming Escort 4; F.F. A. 4; Dramatics 3,4. MARILYN ARENDS: Pep Club 4; County Days 4; Driver's Training 3; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Office Assistant 4. NORMA BOOTS: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Declamation 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 2, 4; Driver's Training 3; Girl's State 3; County Days 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Dramatics 3, 4; School Winner NSP Cherry Pie Baking Contest 3. 4 MICHAEL CUCKNER Learn to pause—or nothing worthwhile can catch up with you. JUDY BRUEGGER ,rWhile I breath, I hope. ELAINE GANDER Her mind is lazy while he is away. JUDY BRUEGGER: Pep Club 3; Dramatics 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2, 3. MICHAEL CUCKNER: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; F. F. A. 4; Drivers Training 3; Track 2. BONNIE DILLINGER: Driver's Training 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Library Assistant 4; Chorus 1,2. ELAINE GANDER: Driver's Training 3; Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Library Assistant 4; Chorus 1, 2. 5 SHARON GLAZE She is laughing in her sleeve at you. JOHN HEINS Greatness consists in trying to be great. There is no other way. LYNN HAGER I was so good I would pour rose water on a toad. LINDA GERKEN: Driver's Training 3; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4. SHARON GLAZE: Dramatics 4; Driver's Training 4. JOHN HEINS: Track 2,3,4; Chorus 1; F. F. A. 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. 6 BETSY HENNINGS In her tongue is the law of kindness. UNDA HOLLOW ELL A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. MARLYS JOHNSON A soft answer turns away wrath. WAYNE JOHNSON One who works hard is always ahead in life. BETSY HENNINGS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Declamation 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver's Training 3. UNDA HOLLOWELL: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Declamation 1,2,3; Dramatics 3, 4; Girl's State Alternate 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Officer 4; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4; County Days 4; Driver's Training 3. MARLYS JOHNSON: Cheerleader 1, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Driver's Training 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3. WAYNE JOHNSON: F. F. A. 3,4; Dramatics 3; Pep Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 7 DIANE LAW ,rWhat wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. JOHN LOECHLER All through school I was self-employed, That’s what took so long! WENDEE KENNEBECK: Chorus 1,2, 3; Declamation 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3; Driver's Training 3; County Days 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Library Assistant 1,4. MARK KENNEDY: Football 3,4; Dramatics 3; F. F. A. 4. DIANE LAW: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Declamation 4. JOHN LOECHLER: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Officer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Driver's Training 2; Declamation 1. 8 I WILLIAM MALONE Can you ever have too much of a good thing? DAVID MARKEY A friend is one before whom I may think aloud. MARY MARQUARDT The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. JUDY MATHIAS Good things come come in small packages. WILLIAM MALONE: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cocaptain 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football All Conference 4; Boy's State Representative 3; Annual Staff 4; Declamation 1, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; County Days 4; Homecoming King 4. DAVID MARKEY: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. MARY MARQUARDT: National Science Foundation Summer Program Participant 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Declamation 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Driver's Training 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 4; School Winner of NSP Cherry Pie Baking Contest 4. JUDY MATHIAS: Declamation 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Library Assistant 4. 9 CHARLES MI CROW Love truth, but pardon error. JANIS MEYER ,rI survived that trouble, so likewise may I survive this one. JANIS MEYER: Pep Club 3; Driver's Training 3. LINDA MICKOW: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver's Training 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. CONNIE MYERS: Dramatics 4. 10 LEE NEWMAN To me the charm of an encyclopedia is that it knows-and I needn't. DONNA MYERS Thoughtfulness finds friends. JEFFREY PETERS My appetite comes to me while satisfying my hunger. GRETCHEN PALMEN Perplexity is the beginning of knowledge. GRETCHEN PALMEN: Driver's Training 3; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Officer 3, 4; Declamation 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; National Science Foundation Summer Program Participant 3. JEFFREY PETERS: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball Co-captain 4; Football 2; Track 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Boy's State Alternate 3; Dramatics 3,4; Football Manager 4; Driver's Training 3; Student Council 4; Declamation 2; Band Soloist 1; County Days 4. 11 JOANNE ROEMER A dimple in her chin-the devil within. With a twinkle in her eye and a boy by her side. JOHN SARGENT My idea of greatness can never be small. JOANNE ROEMER: Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. Chapter Sweetheart 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Driver's Training 2; Majorette 2, 3; Declamation 3, 4; Dramatics 3. KATHLEEN ROEMER: Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. LINDA ST. JACQUES: Driver's Training 3; Declamation 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Library Assistant 1,4. JOHN SARGENT: Declamation 2; Chorus 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; County Days 4; Homecoming Master of Ceremonies 4. 12 DENNIS SCHMIDT My middle name is work, but my first name is play. ' PAULINE SCHIERTS The biggest problem in the world could have been solved when it was small. MARK SCHOUWEILER President of Bored of Education. PAUUNE SCHIERTS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Declamation 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Drivers Training 3. DENNIS SCHMIDT: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Drivers Training 2. MARY ELLEN SCHMIT: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Declamation 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Annusl Staff 4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4. MARK SCHOUWEILER: Pep Club 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Driver’s Training 3. 13 SHIRLEY SMITH A closed mouth gathers no feet. GARY SCHWIRTZ liberty of thought is the life of the soul. TONY TENTIS Inches don't make the man. JUDY STINER Bom free and free I shall stay. GARY SCHWIRTZ: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4. SHIRLEY SMITH: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Driver's Training 3; County Days 4; Annual Staff 4. JUDY STINER: Driver's Training 4; Declamation 2, 3,4; Dramatics 3; Library Assistant 4. TONY TENTIS: F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4. 14 i V Se� se, scAl£En nt ZtAZ’S?’ ° W 7, S°t� e ’So $ rai� i?e =o 9 4. ’ Qi Vepi c4„,c y ?xt. O' °. v S ?A° r 0 r ?. 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With all this excitement, it is doubtful that the routine will return to normal very soon. 16 OUR ADMINISTRATION Walter Passe Tony Sharp Mr. Concidine Superintendent Mr. Boots High School Principal Bryce Carlson Kenneth Nelson Mr. Meyer Grade School Principal 18 Wabasha Elementary Teachers Audrey Funke Kindergarten Sheila Passe First Grade Florence Anderson Maxine Schmit Lorraine Curdue Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Rosella Johnston Fifth Grade 19 Floy Burgess Sixth Grade High School Faculty Mr. Becker English Mr. Burkhardt Social Studies-Band Mrs. Boots Latin Mrs. Bill Commercial Mrs. Burn chter Special Education Mrs. Domish Jr. Hi. Science-Math Mr. Fiedler Biological-Physical Sciences Mr. Hanson Industrial Arts Mrs. Johnson Vocal Music 20 Mr. Richard Nelson Social Science Mr. Robert Nelson Mathematics Mrs. Ryan Special Education Mrs. Scheel Home Economics Mr. Stegmann Agriculture Mrs. Wallerich English 21 Mr. Wehrenberg Mathematics Mrs. Williams Physical Education Miss Foley Secretary Mrs. Graner Secretary Mrs. Dose Secretary Mrs. Jacobs Cook Mrs. Bertrand Jess Schouweiler Cook Custodian Harry Lager Custodian 22 Kellogg Elementary Mr. Robert Boyd Grade 6 Mrs. Davison Grade 4 Mrs. Wild Grade 2 23 Mrs. Roen Grade 1 Mrs. Wilbur Grade 3 UNDER CL A SSMEN Juniors ROW Is Kathy Bruegger, Rose Carrels, Julie Carr, Gary Coates. ROW 2: Linda Buol, Judy Buol, Cindy Brown, Gloria Dillinger, Bonnie Eversman. ROW 3: Mr. Becker, Gerald Collier, Dennis Hager, Norbert Adler, Joyce Blattner. ROW 1: Sue Meurer, Mary Kennedy, Rita Knaup, Lynn Peters. ROW 2: Cheryl Passe, Carol Mickow, Susan Quesenberry, Shirley Roemer, Jerry Laska, John Ridgeway. ROW 3: Mr. Burk-hardt, Larry Longley, Nathan Johnson, Steven Roehrich. ABSENT Terry Chadwick, Kenneth Dittrich. 25 ROW 1: June Speedling, JoAnn Marcou, Donald Timm. ROW 2: Irene Wolfe, Kriss Winckler, Sharon Schurhammer, Carl Zomok. ROW 3: Mrs. Nelson, Carol Schuth, Jane Roth, Mary Ann Mrachek, Darlene Wilson, Jean Tends. ROW 4: Leroy Zabel, Leo Schmitz, Joseph Schouweiler, Michael Sargent, Joseph Schultz, Walter Thorton, Richard Wagner. ABSENT Norvan Johnson, Michael Richardson. Sophomores ROW 1: Judith Arens, Kathryn Curdue, Bruce Belter, Michael Hoffman. ROW 2: Barbara Gusa, Dorla Greive, Kathleen Balcome, Gary Adler, Donald Graner. ROW 3: Mrs. Wallerich, Lawrence Dittrich, Keith Graner, Joann Carlson, Charles Heins. ROW 4: Bruce Friermuth, John Graner, Robert Burkhardt, William Clickner, Keith Hough, Daniel Aitken, Roger Edwards. 26 ROW 1: James Markey, Barbara Newman, Timothy Lee. ROW 2: Kathy Nelson, Rita Law, Lavonne Peters, Mary Miller. ROW 3: Blaine Marcou, Paul Kennedy, Evelyn Lien, Ronald Passe. ROW 4: Tom King, Carol Love-joy, Irene Larson, Douglas Nielson, Joh Pfeilsticker. ABSENT John Meyer, John LaRocque, Patricia Snider, Raymond Tentis. ROW 1: Linda Ranvik, Judith Roemer, Karen Purvis. ROW 2: Rebecca Smith, Susan Roth, Laura Tentis, Lucille Taubel. ROW 3: Bruce Timm, Carolyn Schmidt, Dianna Richardson, Darwin Smith, James Schurhammer. ROW 4: Janet Stiner, Dwaine Van Houten, Bruce Wilson, James Malone, Wayne Smith, Steve Raimer. 27 Freshmen ROW 1: Vida Clickner, Kenneth Gosse, Mary Coates. ROW 2: Beverly Dillinger, Pamela Buckman, Nancy Carlson, Thomas Ekstrand. ROW 3: Mary Giem, Ann Gathje, Janet Friermuth, Kenneth Bloom, Richard Hall. ROW 4: Thomas Hager, Harold Culbertson, Robert Dose, William Bruhnke, David Arens. ROW 1: David Kruger, Julian Laska, Nancy Meyer, Margaret Newman, Diane Lee, Cynthia Miller. ROW 2: John Lehnartz, Barbara Lovejoy, Mary Klein, Janet Miller, Kathy Newman. ROW 3: Steven Johnson, Shirley Kelly, Sandy Johnson, Cathleen Marquardt, Ruth Lien. ROW 4: Daniel LaFee, Thomas Jordan, Jean Jacobs, Teri Krenz, Michael Lehnartz, Catherine Mischke. ABSENT James Hielscher, Suzanne Hoffman, Albert Zomok. 28 ROW 1: Darlene Schurhammer, Melodie Stewart, Cheryl Richardson, Bruce Sharp. ROW 2: Kathy Siems, Robert Rieck, Kristine Peters, Jane Palmen, Connie Roehrich, Robert Schmidt. ROW 3: Roger Rieck, Douglas Stegemann, Robert Scheel, James Schmit, Wayne Speedling, Mr. Karger. Eighth Grade ROW 1: Susan Cooper, Carol Arntson, Patricia Giem, Marietta Gosse, Teri Glaze. ROW 2: Judith Belter, Eleanor Hager, Cynthia Carrels, Allen Dittrich, Ronald Arens. ROW 3: Bryclynn Carlson, Sherry Carrels, Debra Dose, Terry Carrels, John Decker. ROW 4: Scott Gusa, Ervin Gusa, Jacquelyn Danckwart, Nancy Dammann, Jeffrey Clickner. ABSENT Steven Eastman. 29 ROW 1: Geraldine Russell, Debra Smith, Clyde Stutesman, Allyn Schmidt. ROW 2: Joann Timm, Barbara Roemer, Carol Stiner, Linda Schurhammer, John Roth. ROW 3: Gerald Sylvester, Deborah Schultz, Jeanette Zabel, Wanda Speedling, Gerald Speedling, Lloyd Schmitz, James Sargent. ROW 4: Susan Timmsen, Dawn Wilson, Margery Wallerich, Barbara Tends, Charles Schurhammer, Charles Schouweiler, William Schmit. ROW 1: Linda Rademacker, Jeanette Marcou, Patricia Harney, William McMillin, Russell Meyer, Todd Kennedy. ROW 2: Ray Hall, Peter Heins, Allan Marking, Peter Mathias, Guy Jackson. ROW 3: Debra Lenz, Janice Roehrich, Rita Mischke, Lucinda Hubbard, David Laska, Kenneth Hager. ROW 4: Victoria Hartert, John Johnson, Mary Quesenberry, Rose Mickow, Keith Johnson, Robert Roemer, Mr. Nelson. ABSENT Kenneth Hielscher. 30 Seventh Grade ROW 1: Daniel Evers, Patrick Glaze, Patrick Blee, Lonnie Carrels. ROW 2: Steven Arens, Douglas Brown, Marcella Dittrich, Joan Arends. ROW 3: Terence Arens, William Fitzgerald, James Bruegger, Russell Braatz, Mary Hawley, Bruce Baker. ROW 4: Mrs. Domish, Dianna Carrels, John Burkhardt, Timothy Aitken, Judith Graner, Leo Hager. ROW Is Stephen Meyer, Robert Laska, Sharon,Hoffman, Mary Lee. ROW 2: David Hielscher, David Klein, William Meurer, Judith Passe, Sandra Meyer, ROW 3: Keith Lovejoy, Kristal Kruger, Ruth Huth, Debra Law, Marie Leh-nartz. ROW 4: Thomas Kennedy, Allen Nelson, Thomas Larson, Sue Ann Malone, Debra Morrison, Arthur Nelson. 31 ROW 1: Brent Sharp, Cheryl Wilson, Harlan Shroeder. ROW 2: Dixie Wagner, Maxine Stewart, Lawrence Stegemann, Michael Smith. ROW 3: Susan Speed-ling, Deborah Raimer, Barbara Purvis, Sandra Schwirtz. ROW 4: Susan Stiner, Elaine Sclimit, Deborah Peters, Melani Wilson, William Schierts, John Wagner. ABSENT Norma Roberts, Claire Stewart, Jeremy Yaeger, Mark Buol. 32 Class Officers Seventh Grade Vice President--Debby Raimer Treasurer--Judy Graner President--Judy Graner President—John Burkhardt Secretary—Art Nelson Eighth Grade President--Bill McMillan Treasurer--Keith Johnson Vice President—Terry Glaze Secretary--Russell Meyer Freshmen President--Cathy Marquardt Secretary’--Mary Klein Treasurer—Dave Arens Vice-President—Nancy Meyer 33 Sophomores President--Jim Malone Vice President--Steve Raimer Secretary—Carol Lovejoy Treasurer—Laura Tentis Juniors President—Larry Longley Secretary—Cindy Brown Business Manager—Mike Sargent Treasurer--Joe Schouweiler Vice President--John Ridgeway Seniors Secretary—Gretchen Palmen Vice President—Linda Gerkin Treasurer—Bill Malone President—Norma Boots 34 SPORTS Cheerleaders Kathy Roemer, Joanne Roemer, Kathy Bruegger, Wendee Kennebeck B Team Nancy Meyer, Jean Marcou, Kathy Marquardt, Judy Belter Carol Lovejoy, Linda Ranvick, Karen Purvis, Kathy Balcome, Connie Roehrich, Janet Freiermuth, Director Mary Ann Mrachek. 36 Football ROW 1: Coach Karger, Asst. Coach Richard Nelson, John Leochler, Gary Schwirtz, Mark Kennedy, Jack Alton, John Heins, Dave Markey, Bill Malone, Asst. Manager Ken Gosse. ROW 2: Bruce Wilson, Doug Nielson, Pete Loechler, Jerry Collier, Larry Longley, Steve Roehrich, Joe Schou-weiler, Joe Schultz, John Ridgeway, Managers Jeff Peters, Wayne Smith. ROW 3: Keith Graner, Jim Malone, John LaRocque, Steve Raimer, Bruce Belter, Tom King, Paul Kennedy, Chuck Heins, Roger Edwards, Bill Clickner. ROW 4: Jim Schmidt, John Johnson, Ken Bloom, Bob Schell, Tom Jordon, Louie Sargent, Dave Arens. With a nucleus of 4 returning lettermen, Jack Alton, John Heins, John Loechler, and Bill Malone, Wabasha's Indians prepared for the 1966 gridiron season. A lack of experience was overcome by a youthful desire to play hard and the fine leadership provided by the four old pros . These attributes gave the Indians the incentive to gain a 3-4 record overall and a 3-3 record in conference play which enabled them to tie for third place. The experience will also give the Indians the building blocks for a fine 1967 campaign. The Indians' Scoreboard We They Houston 13 - 21 Alma 0 32 Randolph 21 - 12 E2gin 14 6 Mazeppa 0 38 Faribault 24 14 Goodhue 13 30 37 Conference games Seniors ROW 1: John Loechler, Jack Alton, John Heins, Bill Malone. ROW 2: Gary Schwirtz, Mark Kennedy, Dave Markey. 38 All Conference Jack Alton Fullback 40 Joe Schouweiler Defensive Halfback Basketball John LaRocque, Leo Schmitz, Jeff Peters, Larry Longley, Bill Malone, Jim Malone, Bruce Wilson, Ray Tentis, Joe Schouweiler, Terry Chadwick, Steve Raimer, Asst. Coach Nelson, Manager Blain Marcou, Coach Karger This year's basketball team got off to a slow start but as the season progressed, the boys found the key to success. Because of the many sophomores and juniors, the team has good potential for coming seasons and graduation will claim but two of the team's leaders, seniors Bill Malone and Jeff Peters. Sophomore Jim Malone and junior Leo Schmitz earned the all-conference titles as center and guard, respectively, Highlights of the hardcourt season included a 15 point victory over Faribault, a smashing 21 point success over Elgin, and a suspenseful 4 point vitory over a tough, top contending Randolph team. The Indians' Scoreboard We They Cochrane-Fountain City 32 48 Randolph 46 54 Goodhue 48 58 Lewiston 60 70 Mazeppa 52 56 Faribault 64 49 Elgin 42 43 Randolph 69 65 Goodhue 56 67 Lewiston 68 37 Plain view 36 66 Mazeppa 55 80 Faribault 77 73 Elgin 73 52 Lewiston 43 56 Dover-Eyota 36 66 41 Conference Games r “B” Team Coach Mr. Nelson, Tom Ekstrand, Dave Arens, Bob Scheel, Wayne Smith, Bill Clickner, John Johnson, Steve Raimer, Paul Kennedy, Ken Gosse. Assistant Managers Bruce Sharp, Tom King. Youth, inexperience, and a great deal of desire were the key notes of the 1966-67 B squad basketball season. This year was a job of rebuilding as all of last year's team members moved to A squad competition. After a slow start the youthful cagers gained confidence and began to play better ball. The nucleus for a fine B team will return for next year's campaign. B Squad Scoreboard We They El gin 29 26 Randolph 36 35 Goodhue 35 32 Me zappa 33 23 Fdribault Deaf 21 38 El gin 41 28 Lewiston 30 37 Randolph 37 39 Goodhue 52 41 Mezeppa 33 23 Lewiston 41 47 Faribault Deaf 41 40 Conference Games 43 All Conference Leo Schmidtz Guard 45 Baseball Baseball ROW 1: Jim Malone, Bob Scheel, John Loechler, Leo Schmitz, Terry Chadwick, Louie Sargent ROW 2: Coach Mr. Robert Nelson, Dave Arens, Joe Schouweiler, Wayne Smith, Bill Clickner, Keith Graner, Jeff Peters. Last year's team had a very successful season with 6 wins, 2 losses, and a tie. In conference play, they had 3 wins and a tie, giving them a conference co-championship with Randolph. This was the third title in the past four years. The team was led by the pitching and hitting of seniors Dennis Iverson and Gerald Loechler, the hitting and infield play of senior Peter Ekstrand and sophomore Leo Schmitz, and the sparkling defensive play of senior centerfielder Gary Johnson. Individually, the leading hitters were Dennis Iverson (428) and Peter Ekstrand (381). Dennis Iverson and Gerald Loechler led the mound staff with respective records of (3-1-1) and 2-0). The season's highlights were a no hit (11-0) victory against Mazeppa pitched by Dennis Iverson, and a 15 hit attack (18-5) victory over a strong Dodge Center team in district play. This year's team, although weakened by the loss of four fine senior ball players, may develope into a winning team by season's end if several young ball players come through. Returning lettermen are John Loeckler, Mike Clickner, Leo Schmitz, Dave Markey, Terry Chadwick, Joe Schouweile, Bill Clickner, and Wayne Smith. Newcomers are Jeff Peters, Jack Alton, Keith Graner, Jim Malone, Bob Scheel, and David Arens. We are hopeful that these boys will develope into a winning team by the time district play begins. 46 Seniors 47 DAVE MARKEY JACK ALTON Track ROW Is Jerry Collier, John Ridgeway, Joe Schouweiler, John Heins, John Loechler, Jeff Peters. ROW 2: Coach Mr. Karger, Steve Raimer, Dave Arens, Bill Clickner, John LaRocque, Paul Kennedy, Bob Scheel, Tom King. The Wabasha Indian track squad, complete with all their equipment, embarked on an adventuresome 1967 season. It was a fine team comprised of many capable underclassmen and senior lettermen. Fine performances were turned in by John Ridgeway and Jack Alton in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Jeff Peters and Tom King in the open 440 yard dash, Peter Loechler and Gerald Collier in the 880 yard dash. Jim Malone and Terry Chadwick, did equally well in the high jump. Terry also showed skill in the high and low hurdles. Joe Schouweiler came through admirably in the pole vault, hi the weight department a strong trio consisting of Bill Malone, John Heins, and Bill Clickner have shown consistent progress. The mile relay team including Jack Alton, Joe Schouweiler, Bill Clickner have shown fine improvement over last year's attempts and have continued to improve their time throughout the season. Coach Karger is planning on a fine '68 season with a possible twelve returning lettermen. 48 Seniors 49 JACK ALTON Annual Staff ROW 1: Judy Mathias, Betsy Hennings, Kathy Roemer, Mary Ellen Schmit. ROW 2: John Sargent, Advisor Mrs. Bill, Mary Marquardt, Joanne Roemer, Elaine Gander, Marlys Johnson, Gretchen Palmen, Advisor Mr. Nelson. ROW 3: Wayne Johnson, Marilyn Arends, Diane Law, Linda Gerken, Linda Hollowell, Shirley Smith, Judy Bruegger, Bemie Wallerich. ROW 4: Bill Malone, Jack Alton, Advisor Mr. Wehrenberg, Advisor Mr. Fiedler, Wendee Kenn-ebeck, Jeff Peters, Norma Boots, Linda Mickow. Annual Staff Co-editors—Mary Marquardt Betsy Hennings Photographer—Linda St. Jacque, Bemie Wallerich, John Sargent Business Managers--Gretchen Palmen Joanne Roemer Typing Manager—Shirley Smith Layout Manager--Wendee Kennebeck Co-sport's editors--Jack Alton Bill Malone Copy Editor--Jeff Peters Artists--Linda Hollowell Mary Ellen Schmit Bill Malone Special write-ups--Kathy Roemer Although members of the Annual Staff are responsible for the editing of the year book, the senior class as a whole should be congratulated for their effort in supporting fund raising projects. 51 County Days Iinda Hollow ell, John Sargent, Norma Boots, Shirley Smith, Marilyn Arends, Jeff Peters, Mr. Nelson, Advisor, Wendee Kennebeck, William Malone, Jack Alton. The objective of nine members of the senior class as they participated in County Days at the Wabasha Courthouse was to learn more about the actual operation of government on the local level. Students were elected as county officials by class vote, the election being patterned after the local county elections. Elected students then met with their county counterparts to gain first hand information about the duties and responsibilities involved. Noon lunch was served at the American Legion Annex, followed by a very thought provoking speech on patriotism by Mr. Cy Carroll. A most enjoyable and educational day was brought to a close by attending an actual court case to observe and learn courtroom procedure. Elected officers: Sheriff Clerk of Court County Auditor County Commissioner Judge of Probate County Treasurer Register of Deeds County Attorney County Superintendent of Schools Wendee Kennebeck William Malone Marilyn Arends Norma Boots Jack Alton John Sargent Linda Hollowell Jeffrey Peters Shirley Smith 52 Pep Club Secretary—Bob Scheel President--Linda St. Jacques Treasurer—Jim Malone This year’s Pep Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Williams, elected its officers: President Linda St. Jacques, secretary Bob Sheel, and treasurer Jim Malone. After taking a vote, each member was asked to buy a beanie to wear to the forth-coming basketball games. Poster hanging through-out the high school and cheering for our cag-ers, helped to bring more school spirit to the rest of the student body and the members of the team. A candy sale was held to raise money for a rollerskating party at Ark-ansaw. Once again the Pep Club was very successful in all its endeavors throughout the 1966-67 year. 53 Pep Club ROW 1: Kathy Curdue, Linda Ranvick, Dianna Richardson, Kathy Nelson, Nancy Meyer, ROW 2: Jim Markey, Ken Gosse, Dorla Grieves, Laura Tentis, Sue Roth, Janet Miller, Janet Freiermuth. ROW 3: Blaine Marcou, Kathy Balcome, Ann Gathje, Karen Purvis, Teri Krenz, Carol Love-joy, Pam Buckman, Cathy Marquardt, Jane Pal men. ROW 4: Bruce Timm, Steve Raimer, Bob Burkhardt, Dan Aitken, Jim Malone, Bruce Wilson, Bob Scheel, Charles Heins, Paul Kennedy. ROW 1: Kathy Bruegger, Betsy Hennings, Gary Coats, Kathy Roemer, Gretchen Palmen, Sharon Schur-hammer. ROW 2: Julie Carr, Elaine Gander, Mary Ann Mrachek, Linda Hollowell, Joanne Roemer, Jane Roth, Sue Meurer. ROW 3: Linda St. Jacque, Mary Kennedy, Marilyn Arends, Marlys Johnson, Mary Marquardt, Sue Quesenberry, Steve Roehrich, Bonnie Dillinger, Shirley Smith, Norma Boots, Darlene Wilson, Judy Bruegger. ROW 4: Norvan Johnson, Wayne Johnson, John Leochler, Jerry Collier, Bill Malone, Larry Longley, Wendee Kennebeck, Bemie Wallerich, Linda Mickow, Advisor Mrs. Williams, Mark Schou-weiler. Junior Play ROW 1: Norvan Johnson, Steven Roehrich, Gary Coats, Mike Sargent. ROW 2: Bernie Wallerich, Mary Kennedy, Kathy Bruegger, Jane Roth, Mary Ann Mrachek, Julie Carr, Larry Longley. ROW 3: Leroy Zabel, Dennis Hager, Jerry Collier, Bill Malone, Pete Loecherler, Rich Wagner, Jeff Peters, Director Mr. Becker. The Junior Class, under the direction of Mr. Charles Becker, presented Our Town , a drama by Thornton Wilder. The play related the happenings in the lives of Emily Webb and George Gibbs, citizens of Grover's Comers, a small American town around 1910. The performance was excellent and was enjoyed by all. THE CAST Stage Manager Steven Roehrich Dr. Gibbs Gary Coates Joe Crowell Bernard Wallerich Howie Newsome William Malone Mrs. Gibbs Joanne Marcou and Jane Roth Mrs. Webb Kathy Bruegger George Gibbs Michael Sargent Rebecca Gibbs Margaret Merckling and Mary Ann Mrachek Wally Webb Peter Loechler Emily Webb Lynn Peters and Theresa Merckling Professor Willard Mary Kennedy Mr. Webb Norvan Johnson Woman in Balcony Julie Carr Woman in Auditorium Margaret Merckling Lady in the Box Cindy Brown Simon Stimpson Larry Longley Mrs. Soames Darlene Wilson Constable Warren Dennis Hager Si Crowell Gerald Collier Sam Craig Jeffrey Peters Joe Stoddard Leroy Zabel Sound Effects Richard Wagner 55 Senior Class Play ROW Is Gretchen Palmen, Mary Marquardt, Betsy Hennings, Judy Mathias, Mike Clickner. ROW 2: Shirley Smith, Marilyn Arends, Elaine Gander, Linda St. Jacques, Kathy Roemer, Jack Alton, Lynn Hager. ROW 3: Jeff Peters, Bemie Wallerich, Norma Boots, Judy Bruegger, Marlys Johnson, Diane Law, Linda Hollowell, Bonnie Dillinger, Wendee Kennebeck, John Loechler, Joanne Roemer, John Heins, Norman Adler. ABSENT: John Sargent, Mary Ellen Schmit The graduating class of 67 opened the spring thespian season with a smashing presentation of Tish. The book, by Mary Roberts Rinehart, was specially adapted for stage by Alice Chad-wich. As the curtain rises, the audience found itself viewing a quaint little hotel scene. Nephew Charlie Sands enters and worriedly questions the lovely hotel owner, Ellen Leighton, about his three missing aunts. His worries are well founded as his non-driving aunt and her two friends drive in. Soon the plot unfolds, and we find spirited Aunt Tish has bound and gagged the sheriff, believing him to be an outlaw; she has ridden thither and yon with her companions through the New Mexican sage on wild broncos; she has flown madly through the skies over Mexico, creating international repercussions; and then, to top off the entire trip, she decides to play detective and capture a much dreaded bandit. From beginning to end, Tish and her far-out cohorts had the audience rolling with laughter. 57 58 MB 59 Declamation Declamation ROW 1: Kathy Nelson, Kathy Curdue, Janet Friermuth, Rose Mary Carrels, Betsy Hennings, Judy Mathias. ROW 2: Gretchcn Palmen, Linda Hollowell, Julie Carr, Joanne Roemer, Jane Palmen, Cathy Marquardt, Mary Kennedy, Coach Mr. Becker. ROW 3: Coach Mrs. Domish, Mary Marquardt Lynn Peters, Mary Ann Mrachek, Jane Roth, Pam Buckman, Ann Gathje, Darlene Wilson, Bruce ’ Timm. ROW 4: Judy Stiner, Diane Law, Linda St. Jacque, Joyce Blattner, Bob Burkhardt, Bill Malone, Teri Krenz, Norvan Johnson, John Loechler, Norma Boots. ABSENT: Wendee Kennebeck, Bernie Wallerich, Mary Ellen Schmit. Eleven finalists and alternates were selected from among the many participants in Wabasha High's local speech contest to participate in the District III contest at Winona. At the local contest students participated in Serious Interpretation, Humorous Interpretation, Memorized Oratory, and Extemporaneous reading of both prose and poetry. (Noncontestants assisted by serving as time keepers, Masters of Ceremony, and doormen. ) 60 Declamation Declamation to Winona ROW 1: Betsy Hennings, Julie Carr, Gretchen Palmen, Ann Gathje, Kathy Curdue. ROW 2: Mary Marquardt, Bob Burkliardt, Bill Malone, Norvan Johnson, Jane Roth. ABSENT: Wendee Kennebeck. All of Wabasha's eleven contestants at the District III Speech Contest received excellent ratings. Ann Gathje and Kathy Curdue were selected as semi finalists in the divisions of Humorous and Serious Interpretation. 61 Homecoming King William Malone, Queen Joanne Roemer 62 Student Council Advisor Mr. Fiedler, Treasurer Jim Malone, President Gretchen Palmen, Vice-President Susan Quesenberry, Secretary Linda Hollow ell. Advisor Mr. Richard Nelson. The Student Council of Wabasha High, in its first year as an official member of the State Student Council, was one of activity and school leadership. The nineteen Student Council members were chosen by the student body on the basis of class leadership after a formal election in each class. Among the accomplishments during the year, was the purchasing of an Indian Mascot outfit paid for through the moneymaking projects of broom and candy sales. A Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was sponsored for the first time, featuring the Litters from the Twin Cities. During the Christmas season, the students, under the guidance of the Student Council, sent gifts of candy, cake, and cigarettes to a Medical Dispensary in Saigon, Vietnam. Later, we received a note of appreciation which was published in the Wabasha Herald. The Honor Roll Board was maintained during the year under the management of the Student Council. The Student Council promoted the formation of new clubs and class activities which helped to improve school spirit. After the spring election for the school term of 1967-68, the Student Council performed a gavel passing ceremony. The spring election was the first time the Student Council elected representatives through campaigns and short speeches. 64 Student Council SITTING, L-R: John Burkhart, Bryclynn Carlson, Tina Peters, Cathy Marquardt, Bob Scheel, Allen Nelson, Terry Glaze. SITTING, L-R: Dorla Greive, Susan Quesenberry, Kathy Bruegger, Jim Malone, Steve Rai-mer, Joanne Roemer, Mike Sargent, Linda Hollowell, Gretchen Palmen. STANDING: Steve Roehrich, Bemie Wallerich, Jeff Peters. 65 Band Larry Longley, Pete Mathias, Bob Burkhardt. ROW 1: Mary Marquardt, Jane Palmen, Carol Mickow. ROW 2: Dawn Wilson, Sue Quesenberry, Jane Roth, Rita Fosmo. 66 ROW 1: Mary Ellen Schmit, Kathy Curdue, Cheryl Mussell, Debbie Raimer, Linda Rademacher. ROW 2: Charles Heins, Julie Carr, Dorla Greive, Debbie Earney, Rene Kennebec, Debbie Dose. ROW 3: Steve Roehrich, Vince Sullivan, Linda Mickow, Bill Malone, Terry Krenz, Joyce Loechler. ROW 1: JoAnn Marcou, Cindy Wolfe, Connie Roehrich, Ann Gathje. ROW 2: Pam Buckman, Polly Schiertz, Mike Sargent. ROW 1: Gretchen Palmen, Carol Amtson, Linda Hol-lowell. ROW 2: Diane Law, Mary Quesenberry, Sue Malone, Norma Boots, Cathy Marquardt. 67 Chorus ROW 1: Mary Ellen Schmit, Mary Ann Mrachek, Laura Tends, Kathy Curdue. ROW 2: Karen Purvis, Gretchen Palmen, Cathy Marquardt, Jane Palmen, Linda Hollow ell. ROW 3: Marlene Wilson, Norma Boots, Teri Krenz, Carol Love joy, Susan Quesen-berry. ABSENT: Jane Roth and Betsy Hennings. ROW 1: Mancy Meyer, Rita Knaup, Mary Miller, Melodie Stewart, JoAnn Marcou, Director--Mrs. Johnson. ROW 2: Lynn Peters, Cindy Brown, Rose Mary Carrels, Ann Gathje, Sue Meu-rer, Mary Kennedy. ROW 3: Linda St. Jacque, Jean Tends, Polly Schiertz, Janet Friermuth, Pam Buckman, Joyce Blattner, Larry Longley. 68 Future Farmers Of America ROW Is Mr. Stegemann, Advisor; John Heins, Treasurer; Wayne Johnson, Assistant Officer; John Loechler, President. ROW 2: Peter Loech-ler, Reporter; Norman Adler, Vice President; Lynn Hager, Sentinel; Charles Mickow, Secretary. ROW 1: Doug Stegemann, Mick Richardson, Jerry Laska, Dave Kruger, Wayne Speedling, Terry Chadwick, John Ridgeway, Jim Schmit. ROW 2: Pete Loechler, Rich Wagner, Nathan Johnson, Joe Schultz, Leo Schmitz. ROW 3: Harry Culbertson, Bob Dose, Jim Ableitner. ROW 1: John Heins, Mike Hoffman, Don Gra-ner, Wayne Johnson, Tim Lee, John Loechler, Norbert Adler, Tony Tentis, John Myers. ROW 2: Dave Markey, Norm Adler, Lynn Hager, Gary Schwirtz, Mark Kennedy, Doug Neilson. ROW 3: Jack Alton, Larry Dittrich, Bruce Wilson, Mark Schouweiler, Mike Clickner, Gene Wilson. Highlights of the year were winning second in the district 15 Dairy contest, and a silver award at the University of Minnesota. The Chapter won first in Southern Minnesota on the excellence of com records from 15 students and received a fine trophy. Mark Schouweiler and Gary Schwirtz placed third in the soil contour line District 15 contest. In the general livestock judging, the team placed tenth in the District 15 contest. Three past graduates are still active in F. F. A. Paul Stegemann and Robert Bruegger are being considered for the Minnesota State Farmer Degree. David Stegemann has applied for the American Farmer Degree. This year the F. F. A. for the first time chose a Chapter Sweetheart, Joanne Roemer. 69 Junior-Senior Prom Queen Janis, King John The 1967 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 5th. To coincide with the theme Over the Rainbow , the gym was decorated in the fashion of the City of Oz, complete with Dorothy, Tin Woodsman, and the Cowardly Lion. After the Grand March, Janis Meyer was crowned queen and John Sargent was crowned king. The music was provided by the Fran Suilman Orchestra. 70 71 Honors BILL MALONE P. T. A. Scholarship MARY MARQUARDT Valedictorian Cherry Pie Contestant 40 and 8 Nursing Scholarship Minnesota Alumni Scholarship GRETCHEN PALMEN Salutatorian Science Fellowship Kansas University Army Nursing Corp Scholarship 73 NORMA BOOTS Voice of Democracy Winner JOHN SARGENT University of Chicago Scholarship STEVE ROEHRICH 2 weeks Engineering-University of Illinois 2 weeks Forestry-Sponsored by the Universities of Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin. 74 Library We would like to extend a special thanks to our new librarian, Mrs. Apple. With the help of several high school girls, who volunteered as library aids, she reorganized the library, transforming it into a quiet area for studying. Candids 75 77 Memoriam The class of 1967 deeply regrets the passing away of our friend and classmate, Bruce Klein. Bruce had been a member of our class since the eighth grade, and he will be greatly missed. Because he was a friend to everyone he knew, he left behind many loyal friends. 78 Congratulations Seniors WABASHA SUPER VALU Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors WABASHA ELECTRIC Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors JERRY'S REPAIR SHOP Kellogg, Minnesota Congratulations to 1967 Seniors FLOYD W. MARQUARDT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Best of Luck Seniors HARTERT HARDWARE PLUMBING AND HEATING Kellogg, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors FIRST STATE BANK Wabasha, Minnesota Member of F.D.I.C, Congratulations Seniors GOLDEN BEAUTY SHOP Diana Weiather Apparel of Distinction KATHRYN'S DRESS SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 DR. R.E. KASPER Complete Selection of Records WABASHA T.V. SALES AND SERVICE George Kottschade ________565-4463_______ Best Wishes for the Future KRUGER IMPLEMENT Plainview, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors STEWART HEATING Wabasha, Minnesota Compliments THE UNITED BUILDING CENTERS, INC. Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors! John Danckwart KELLOGG FEED STORE Kellogg, Minnesota Congratulations and Best Wishes For the year of work ahead INTERNATIONAL MILLING COMPANY, INC. Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 DR. J.A. PERRY Our Best Wishes for a Successful future BUCKMAN FUNERAL HOME Harold Buckman Present annual and get $.50 off on any purchase. WEHRENBERG STUDIO Wabasha, Minnesota We Deliver-Meat-Fruit-Vegetables ROBERT’S MARKET Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Class of 1967 THE BLOSSOM SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota WABASHA BLOCK FACTORY Concrete Blocks 565-3520 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 ARNTSON PHARMACY Best Wishes COMMUNITY CLINIC Wabasha, Minnesota Falcon Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 DEMING FORD SALES AND SERVICE ______Kellogg, Minnesota_______ BENSON OPTICAL CO. Winona, Minnesota WARREN'S TEXACO service ITEXACCy Wabasha, Minnesota Compliments Seniors MR. MRS. CLAYTON LARSON Best Wishes! DR. J.D. NADREAU IDLE HOUR AXLEY BROTHERS, INC. Custom Lumber Saving and Sales Kellogg, Minnesota Best of luck to the Seniors! Ui CHICK'S BROILER ConS“ GarnMed The F riend ly Store GAMBLES James J. Schmidt Congratulations and Best Wishes DILL ELEVATOR COMPANY Compliments to the mj jp Class of 1967 MARCH STUDIO Congratulations Seniors U?ktlqas) WABASHA SKELGAS SERVICE Best Wishes Seniors! WABASHA SKELLY Best Wishes Seniors KELLOGG BODY Best Wishes Seniors YOUR Cu' ,« • ft SERVICE £'■ BERT'S MOBIL ItfRlf Wabasha. Minnesota c-Jffis! WABASHA TRANSFER KELLOGG LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials of all kinds Best Wishes Seniors DR. EDWIN ALBRECHT Optometrist Best Wishes to the Class of '67 DR. C.R. SMIT Congratulations Seniors! MATH SCHUTH Congratulations to the Gang A W ROOT BEER STAND Clark, Ruth, and Kriss Ann For Dads and Lads. Clothes You Need for the Life You Lead. Compliments WABASHA IMPLEMENT Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors ANCHOR INN Home Of Fine Foods Wabasha, Minnesota People Have Been Reading THE WABASHA COUNTY HERALD Since 1857 It's Habit Forming Congratulations Seniors RIVERSIDE OIL CO. Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes for Much Success in Future Endeavors NORB FLICEK INSURANCE AGENCY MARTIN J. HEALY Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 BOB'S STANDARD SERVICE Kellogg, Minnesota Compliments ABBOTT-WISE FURNITURE AND FUNERAL HOME Congratulations TERLINDEN BARBER SHOP Congratulations and Best Wishes WABASHA BOWL Jay Wildes Best Wishes AMERICAN LEGION POST 50 Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Fine food and meats SNIDER'S FOOD MARKET Kellogg, Minnesota Congratulations MARCOU REALTY Ev Marcou Best Wishes EDWARD J. DRURY Attorney At Law Congratulations Seniors of 1967 SURGE SALES AND SERVICE Don Madison Congratulations Seniors BEN FRANKLIN Congratulations Seniors of 1967 FLORIN DAIRY Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1967 AREN'S IMPLEMENT Kellogg. Minnesota CULLIGAN SOFT WATER Oliver and Duane Atkinson Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes WABASHA MARINA Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes for the ANDY’S HARDWARE Future Appliances-Hardware- ( D Class of 1967 ft Sporting Goods V V Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wabasha, Minnesota y krenz 565-3835 ( Ol PEM THEATRE, Wabasha Congratulations Best Wishes GREIVES STANDARD STATION WABASHA BAKERY Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota A special thanks to the Veterans of Foreign Wars for helping us to raise money. We would also like to extend thanks to all of our patrons. . � « J A - V A £ .