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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1982 volume:

FINAL EDITION 1981-1982 it -if VOL. I PG 2 STONES ROLL AGAIN — In their first U.S. tour since 1S78, the Rolling Stones, led by 38-year-old Mick Jagger. played a 10-week concert tour that included 42 performances. It was the Rolling Stones 19th year together. WINNINGEST COACH — Alabama football coach Bear Bryant achieved a record 315th collegiate football victory when the 'Crimson Tide defeated Penn State, making Bryant the all-time most victorious. SINKING FEELING — Destruction occurred in drought-parched central Florida as a senes of sinkholes developed. The largest, in Winter Park, swallowed cars, houses, businesses. VIOLENCE IN IRELAND — Unrest continued in Ireland. Belfast was the center of violence as rioting tore through troubled Northern Ireland in the wake of the death of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands. He. along with other IRA members, carried out a hunger strike protest from their jail cells. DODGERS TAKE SERIES — After the New York Yankees and take their losing the first two games, the Los first World Series title in 16 years. Angeles Dodgers came back to defeat V. JOE LOUIS DIES — Known to many as the Brown Bomber,'' Joe Louis died at the age of 66. He was world heavyweight champ fighter from 1937 to 1949, and was recognized as one of the best heavyweight fighters ever. 4 - 'U: v - V n SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Fredrickson checks his list for the correct seat. Mr. Loretz attacking the world. The social studies department consisted of Mr. Fredrickson, Mr. Loretz and Mrs. Books. They offered geography, history and social problems which was a problem for most seniors. Mr. Meddock is new to W-K. Mrs. Schultz can’t believe her class is so silly. “W.hat’s going on over there?” Mrs. Carr. Learning to write term papers, read many types of books, spell correctly, and nouns, verbs etc. are what the English teachers Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Schultz, Ms. Mayer, Mr. Meddock taught their students. ENGLISH B E U D 5 U I C N A E T S I S O N Mrs. Loshek explains to Lori Pavelka how to use a correctable. Mrs. Foskett teaches about capital and who owes what to whom. “There has to be more skin!' 6 Mrs. Loshek and Mrs. Foskett were in charge of the business education department. The curriculum was very diverse and extensive. They offered typing, business math, sales and marketing, accounting, advanced accounting, shorthand, office practice, business correspondence and of course Lester Hill. We regret that many of these classes will be dropped in years to come. 'The Thinker' Mr. Schumacher never could remember his name! The math department kept their students busy with formulas and equations. They offered classes ranging from consumer math to analysis. Mr. Da-len and Mr. Schumacher keep their students interested. The computers are buzzing daily from Mr. Schumacher’s programming and data processing classes. Only ten minutes ’til kickoff. MATHEMATICS MADE EASY 7 “We swear we didn’t do it” “If you can’t get it to fit kick it!” Mr. Hanson tells Rob Mathias how it’s done. T TV Tl if T T T ' 'C Below: Mr. Anderson makes Rich ii 1 J Jj JL I Vl 11 II V j£ Cerise touch his toes. E. Rabehl, S. Schouweiler, T. Gander J. Tentis participated in the regional dairy judging contest. Mrs. Huntoon shows how the lettering should be done. HOME ECONOMICS Hiromi Yamada learning about fabric. 10 “Which end does the thread go through?” Mrs. Beinborn Dawn Pavelka SCIENCE “It says right here that is the heart, Speedling so don’t argue!” Mr. Fiedler, M. Speedling, L. Schuth. Mrs. Nelson helps the science class out with extra hot air. 11 PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH Mr. Karger Ms. Olson masterly ran the phy-ed and health classes for the 9th 10th graders. Mrs. Fredrickson was glad we waited until after Angie was bom to take her picture. Ms. Fedorenko visits with Dan Graner. SPECIAL EDUCATION 13 Mrs. McMillin knows a secret. Mrs. McMillin helps Mrs. Fredrickson through the day. Jeff Miller tools his own horn again. “Come on gang we’re going to start now.” Mr. Mundy. Pick it up boys. The band played at home athletic events in the gym and on the field. Absenteeism was one of the counselors duties. IMC Mrs. Nelson Becky Swanson controlling the IMC. Ms. Mayer spent time with many students at the high school and middle school. Mr. Nelson spent many fretful hours working out the schedule for next year. COUNSELORS COOKS AND JANITORS Our hard working cooks put out good meals for most students each school day. They are Mrs. Schuth, Mrs. Marx and Mrs. Taverna. The custodial staff that keep the building in such good shape are Mr. Burns, and Mr. Mrs. Pretzer. L. Agin L. Allen B. Barton A. Bignell R. Books M. Bouquet M. Braun K. Braun B. Busch J. Carr S. Carr D. Carrels D. Carrels S. Day B. Dunagen J. Edelbach K. Elstad S. Evers S. Evers D. Funk B. Gander 20 B. Gave C. Gilbert K. Gosse B. Gusa D. Gusa D. Gusa B. Harlow B. Hickey J. Hohmeister L. Kennedy P. Klein T. Koopman S. Kreisher J. Kreye R. Kronebusch C. L.amey S. Lanches D. LaRoque M. Loechler D. Marnell M. Mayo J. Merckling S. Metz R. Miller C. Noll 21 B. Passe J. Pat row J. Pavel ka J. Petersen S. Pfeilsticker M. Pierce J. Roemer A. Schierts L. Schmidt W. Scholia D. Schreiber R. Schurhammer G. Schuth C. Silker K. Staudacher D. Strom ness S. Stumpf T. Sylvester C. Tate P. Tentis M. Timm C. Wagner D. Wallerich J. Wallerich R. Wallerich 22 R. Arens J. Behrns R. Berning S. Binner M. Blair M. Braun J. Breuer J. Dureske T. Ellinghysen J. Emmons T. Evenson D. Fiedler M. Fox B. Gander T. Gander S. Glomski M. Gosse J. Greenheck M. Gusa S. Hager R. Halverson D. Hanson R. Harlow E. Hartert B. Huth T. Johnson P. Kennebeck L. Klein P. Koenig J. Kohn SOPHOMORES SOAR TOWARDS 23 L. Koopman A. Lamey B. Lamey S. Lanches B. Langanki L. Lawless D. Lewis M. Loretz K. McDonald S. McDonald W. McNallan C. Martin J. Marx S. Meurer H. Meyer M. Olson L. Packer E. Passe J. Patrow D. Pavelka J. Peters 24 T. Pfeilsticker K. Popp E. Rabehl J. Richards S. Rick B. Schively J. Schmidt D. Schmidt C. Schones J. Schuth S. Schuth S. Schwalbe L. Sharpe L. Sheely R. Sill F. Speedling P. Sperl J. Sullivan J. Swanson B. Tate P. Wallerich J. Tentis P. Trollen D. Vaplon R. Tentis P. Watson P. Winters B. Wolf H. Wehinger L. Williams C. Wingert 25 W. Arens T. Behrns C. Binner P. Bogan J. Bremer S. Carr S. Casey C. Deobald J. Dornack S. Drysdale D. Evers C. Funk R. Gustafson G. Hager L. Hanson A. Hickey N. Huth J. Joslyn D. Koopman K. Kosidowski 26 JUNIORS GAZE TO 1983 Bn K. Krause K. Krause S. Lamey A. Larson C. Larson M. LaVigne K. Leonard M. Loechler C. McDonald C. Madison J. Markey C. Marnell J. Marx P. Mathias B. Meurer G. G. Meyer J. Meyer J. Meyer T. Meyer J. Miller N. Ochsner L. Peters J. Petersen P. Peterson 27 S. Ffeilsticker C. Rabehl R. Randall J. Roemer M. Roemer L. Schively K. Schlesser C. Scholia S. Schouweiler M. Schurhammer M. Schuth S. Schuth B. Sharpe B. Sletten M. Smalley S. Sobeck M. Sorenson S. Tentis K. Theismann R. Vaplon R. Wichmann J. Williams T. Wills C. Wobbe M. Wobbe J. Wolfe V. Wyatt Not Pictured: J. Miller J. Schurhammer V. Stamschror B. Tonsfeldt 28 Kelly Agin Barry Allen Lynn Atkinson Mike Braun Bill Burns Jayne Carrels Betsy Barney Anna Grundberg Karen Hager Joe Gosse Marie Graner Heidi Evers Suzie Gosse Michele Fieck Linda Graner Shawn Haley Brenda Hanson Denny Hartert Mary Klein Renee LaVigne Rhonda LaVigne 33 Mary Jo Lamey Shelly McNallan Terry Meurer Mike Meyer Sue Lawless Rob Mathias Shelly Meyer Dale Lawless Michelle Marx Patti Mickow Jeff Miller Veronica Nielsen John Ostrom Class Motto: Set me adrift in a sea of hope, and I’ll set my sail to a new horizon. Class Flower: Red Rose and White Carnation Class Color: Red and White Janet Passe Sue Richards Kevin Risch Jeff Roemer Pam Roemer Sharah Theismann Tom Tibor Alan Wallerich Roger Wichmann Pete Wingert Mike Watson Mary Wobbe Hiromi Yamada Not Pictured: Lance Binner Pat Carrels Eddie Engelbretson Lee Halford Cindy Koopman Kevin Larson Tom Meyer Jim Sullivan 39 OR GANIZATIONS YEARBOOK Warrior Staff: Editors Staff . Photographers Nora Schouweiler Karen Hager Patti Mickow Jeff Miller Connie Madison Maria Schuth Brian Sharpe Shawn Casey N. Schouweiler, C. Madison, J. Miller, K. Hager, P. Mickow, S. Casey, B. Sharpe, M. Schuth SPANISH CLUB Front row: C. Tate, C. Koopman, A. Quade, C. Schones, S. Tonsfeldt, W. Scholia, B. Gave, G. Hager Middle row: V. Nielson, M. Fieck, K. Hager, D. Coates, S. Stumpf, J. Kreye, H. Meyer, J. Hohmeister, P. Peterson Third row: M. Pierce, K. McDonald, P. Tate, J. Passe, S. Lawless, B. Gander, P. Sperl, R. Harlow, D. Vaplon Back row: C. Binner, K. Leonard, L. Packer, M. Bouquet, J. Swanson, G. Schuth, S. Schwalbe, M. Gusa 5 T U D E N T C O u N c Seated: K. Gosse, T. Koopman, J. Carr, C. Zomok. Kneeling: M. Noll, J. Greenheck, T. Ellinghysen, B. Beming. T Standing: R. Mathias, C. Madison, C. Funk, T. Teichert, M. Tentis, S. Schuth, B. Meurer, J. Miller, T. Barton. L SPEECH Speech team members! Front: Ms. Pehle, T. Hanson, Mr. Meddock, Middle: T. Reaser, T. Wick, J. Carr, B. Johnson. Back: S. Carr, G. Domke, S. Casey, M. Tentis, R. Wichmann, B. Sharpe. 45 Front Row: A. Hickey, C. Koopman, B. Johnson, B. Earney, M. Fieck, L. Graner, S. Schuth. Middle Row: P. Tate, K. Hager, N. Schouweiler, B. Hanson, T. Barton, R. LaVigne, P. Peterson Back Row: L. Pavelka, P. Mickow, G. Domke, M. Tentis, M. Suilman, L. Hanson, J. Miller, R. Vaplon, R. Wichmann Front Row: S. Schouweiler, B. Allen, B. Huth, S. Meyer, T. Gander, T. Lamey, T. Behrns, Middle Row: T. Meyer, D. Schouweiler, E. Rabehl, J. Tentis, J. Schmit, E. Passe, L. Hanson. Back Row: M. Braun, D. Lewis, P. Wingert, M. Wobbe, G. Meyer, J. Behrns, D. Schmit, Mr. Graupner NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICE AIDES Front: N. Schouweiler, T. Teichert, K. Kasidowski, V. Nielson, R. LaVigne, S. Drysdale, M. Schurhammer. Back: M. Marx, A. Quade, W. Aren9, D. Coates, S. Schuth, J. Wallerich. LIBRAR Y AIDES Youwho Mrs. Dose? Front row: S. Meyer, T. Barton, J. Greenback, K. Hager, M. Blair. Back row: M. Wobbe, S. Lawless, J. Passe, B. Swanson 47 E C N A D 48 First row: S. Drysdale, D. LaRocque, L. Agin, A. Quade Second row: C. Noll, L. Schmidt, S. Sobeck, W. McNallan Third row: B. Hickey, D. Wallerich, C. Scholia Fourth row: L. Allen, H. Meyer, C. Dick, N. Huth, B. Hanson 50 W-K had a very successful volleyball year. Led by captains Jill Biever, Patti Mickow, and Lisa Schuth the team had a 16-3 record. All conference selections included Deb Sperl, Patti Mickow, and Lisa Schuth. B TEAM NETTERS Front row: R. LaVigne (manager), K. Staudacher, J. Pavelka, S. Pfeilsticker, C. Noll. Back row: T. Ellinghysen, P. Sperl, Mrs. Foskett, L. Williams, S. Meyer, B. Berning, J. Greenheck, T. Pfeilsticker, J. Breuner. 51 FOOTBALL SCORES BIG! Front: B. Lamey, R. Vaplon, J. Wolfe, J. Roemer, B. Meurur, T. Wills, J. Peters. Middle: Coach Fredrickson, D. Hartert, L. Peters, R. Cerise, C. McDonald, L. Hanson, B. Sletten, Coach Karger. Back: T. Loechler, D. Hoffman, M. Stumpf, C. Funk, M. Noll, J. Perry, S. Lamey Noll carries the ball. The team sets up the play. INDIAN POWER 52 Front: K. Gosse, R. Miller, T. Koopman, P. Koenig, M. Loretz, R. Sill, D. Fiedler, G. Schuth, M. Gosse, D. Stromness, R. Arens. Back: Coach Anderson, P. Kennebeck, K. Popp, S. McDonald, M. Fox, B. Lamey, B. Laganki, P. Roemer, M. Loechler, J. Swanson, J. Tentis, P. Wallerich, Coach Dalen 53 Seated: S. Meyer, M. Schuth, L. Schuth, P. Mickow, L. Packer, B. Berning. Standing: B. Schively, Coach Karger, J. Dureske, T. Ellinghysen, M.S. Lamey, D. Sperl, C. Wobbe, M. Loechler, P. Sperl, L. Williams, Coach Fredrickson, T. Pfeilsticker SEATED: B. Schively, W. Scholia, S. Pfeilsticker, S. Neidel, T. Pfeilsticker. BACK: Coach Fredrickson, T. Ellinghysen, L. Williams, L. Packer, B. Berning, P. Sperl, Coach Karger m txj fn is) ce A TEAM BOYS BASKETBALL Seated. R. Miller, R. Schurhammer, R. Sill, G. Schuth, T. Koopman, K. Gosse. Standing: P. Koenig, M. Fox, M. Loretz, J. Swanson, W. Wilson, M. Bouquet, M. Loechler, B. Lamey, K. Popp B TEAM BOYS BASKETBALL 57 Kneeling: Coach Lager, J. Richards, D. Funke, J. Marx, K. Agin, M. Gusa, R. Arens, J. Perry, D. Fiedler, L. Hanson, S. Lamey, Coach Sanders Standing: J. Dunagan, B. Richards, M. Scholling, C. Biever, T. Peterson, M. Bale, M. Koopman, D. Huth, B. Dunagan, P. Wallerich, F. Wingert, B. Barton, T. Gamble, D. Gusa, T. Lamey 1st row: R. Tentis, J. Dureske, L. Koopman, J. Breuer, D. Vaplon, L. Sharpe. 2nd row: D. Marnell, J. Peterson, L. Schmidt. D. Wallerich, B. Hickey, C. Zomok, C. Noll, S. Metz, D. LaRocque, L. Agin. 3rd row: A. Rahmon, D. Williams, B. Passe, L. Smith, C. Tentis, L. Barton, M. S. Peterson, P. Fisk. 4th row: L. Walton, B. Schrieber, K. Denn, D. Fiedler, M. Roffman, L. Schuth, R. Pierce, L. Passe, L. Richardson, C. Sobeck, C. Prescher. 5th row: C. Schones, J. O’Flaherty, Coach Belter, Coach Olson. GYMNASTICS Left: Deb Vaplon swinging from the stars. Above: Brenda Passe flies through the air. The W-K gymnasts improved greatly this year. Lisa Koopman vaulted her way into the State competition for the Indians. 59 Football: L. Koopman, J. Emmons, L. Graner, J. Dureske, B. Johnson Missing: L. Sharpe, J. Domack, S. Glomski Girl’s Basketball: S. Pfeilsticker, P. Roemer, N. Ochsner, M. Fieck CHEERLEADERS 60 Wrestling: S. Glomski, S. Schuth, J. Roemer, R. Peterson Boy’s Basketball: J. Greenheck, J. Domack, J. Marx, L. Graner B. Lamey, E. Hartert, C. Funk, K. Theismann, W. Wilson, B. Allen, P. Kennebeck, S. Schwalbe, Mr. Dalen 61 S. Schuth, L. Schuth, L. Allen, S. Stumpf, J. Greenheck, J. Marx, Mr. Dalen BASEBALL Kneeling: S. Evers, K. Gosse, J. Hohmeister, R. Miller, R. Halverson, R. Sill, J. Wolfe, M. Timm Standing: Mr. Anderson, M. Fox, M. Noll, R. Vaplon, S. Lamey, T. Wills, T. Koopman, G. Schuth, M. Loechler, J. Swanson SOFTBALL 62 Front: K. Elstad, S. Pfeilsticker, J. Kreye, D. Coates, T. Pfeilsticker, J. Miller, J. Peterson, L. Sharpe Back: Mr. Schumacher, H. Meyer, L. Schively, P. Mickow, M. Graner, J. Joslyn, S. Pfeilsticker, M. Loechler Front: C. Tentis, K. Fellows, P. Schouweiler, B. Passe, L. Vaplon, M. Peterson, T. Speedling, T. Weirather Back: D. Vaplon, P. Roemer, M. Schuth, S. Meyer, L. Williams, T. Ellinghysen, L. Smith, Mr. Karger Sitting: R. Ellinghysen, D. Meurer, J. Wilson, T. Kronebusch, R. Tate, Kneeling: M. Gusa, T. Sylvester, D. Fiedler, J. Perry, S. Carr, P. Peterson Standing: Mr. Graupner, B. Meurer, D. Hartert, M. Stumpf, B. Sletten, L. Hanson, A. Bignell, Mr. Fredrickson TRACK 64 THE CAST: Jeff Miller, Jackie O’Flaherty, Rob Mathias, Jenny Joslyn, Jenny Greenheck, Sylvano Valks, Bonnie Johnson, Connie Madison, Mike Tentis, and Brian Sharpe. THE DIAR Y OF ANNE FRANK Watch those hands, Grape. What is your problem now, Brian? Those nasty Nazis! Cliff tells it like it is. 66 This year’s homecoming started off with the selection of homecoming candidates Denny Har-tert, Jane Peters, Mike Tentis, Carol Dick, Mike Stumpf, Marie Graner, Mark Binner, Rayne Carrels, Terry Meurer, Tami Teichert, Rob Mathias, and Michelle Marx. Thursday night King Mike Stumpf and Queen Tami Teichert were crowned. There were several skits including the Koneheads, the play, and Spanish Club. Friday the Indians took on Plainview in a close fought battle. 67 IMPROMPTU The one act play placed first in district competition. Bonnie Johnson ................................. Jeff Miller .................................... Jenny Greenheck ................................ Brian Sharpe ................................... Jim Schuth ..................................... ............Lora ...........Tony ...... Winifred ..........Ernest Student Director Mr. Meddock Director Candidates: Jane Marx, Connie Madison, Sandy Pfeilsticker, Sharon Schuth, Carol Wobbe, Angie Hickey, Rick Vaplon, Chris Funk, John Wolfe, Roger Gustafson, Tom Wills, Bob Meurer SNOW DAYS 1982 King Chris Funk and Queen Sharon Schuth 69 CHOIR CONCERT V SADIE HAW 74 Seated: J. Greenheck (Daisy Mae), J. Emmons, T. Ellinghysen, L. Sharpe, J. Dureske, L. Koopman Standing: D. Fiedler, M. Loretz, J. Peters, M. Noll, R. Sill, J. Marx (Lil Abner) Queen Pam and King John. Freeze-frame. “I thought you had the pumpkin keys!” PROM 1982 HERE I AM GRADUATION Congra tula tions Class Of 1982 DIM'S Clothing Footwear ALLY-OOF LANES AND LOUNGE Wabasha, MN Best Of Luck Class Of '82' Paul Busch COMMUNITY CHEVROLET - PONTIAC, INC CLINIC Paul J. 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The shuttle's two missions opened up new possibilities for future space travel. 40th PRESIDENT — Ronald Reagan, former movie star and governor of California, was sworn in as President of the United States, becoming the oldest man ever to hold that office. His conservative viewpoints marked a change from the previous Carter administration. DERBY WINNER — Pleasant Colony won the 107th Kentucky Derby from a huge field of 21 horses. The jockey was Jorge Velasquez. CABINET CONTROVERSY — President Reagan's controversial and aggressive Secretary of State. Alexander Haig, was chastened for lack of team play early in the Reagan administration. FINAL EDITION ★ 1981-1982 ✓ •r FIRST WOMAN ON THE COURT — Sandra Day O'Connor became the first woman member of the U.S. Supreme Court. She is a lawyer and a former Arizona state senator. CALIFORNIA GOLD — Only two years after leading the NFL in losses, the San Francisco 49’ers led the league in victories and won the Super Bowl by defeating Cincinnati. HOTEL DISASTER — Suspended walkways covered with people collapsed into the crowded lobby of the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City, killing 113 persons. INDY 500 - In a mass of controversy, the Indy 500 victory went first to Bobby Unser, then Mario Andretti (shown here) then back to Unser. RUBIK'S CUBE CRAZE - James Nourse devised and published a solution to the Rubik’s Cube invented by Hungarian professor ErnO Rubik. ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT — President Reagan survived an attempt on his life when he was shot outside a hotel as he waved to the crowd. John Hinckley, Jr., was charged with shooting the President and three others. McENROE WINS — John McEnroe defeated Bjorn Borg for the Wimbledon title. During the year, his on-court tennis behavior earned him the title of Super Brat.” EGYPT’S SADAT KILLED — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the only Arab leader to make peace with the Jewish state, was assassinated by a group of army men as he viewed a military parade in Cairo.