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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1983 volume:

WARRIOR 1983 1983 WARRIOR STAFF Brenda Berning Jill Breuer Sue Glomski Roxanne Harlow Jean Kohn Connie Madison Jane Marx Shannon Meyer Lisa Packer Laura Schively Jackie O’Flaherty, Editor Mrs. Loshek, Advisor Table Of Contents Dedication ......................................3 Administration ..................................4 Faculty .........................................5 FALL School Life .................................. 14 Baby Pictures ................................ 16 Seniors ....................................... D Juniors .......................................28 Sophomores ....................................32 Freshmen ......................................35 Class Officers ................................38 Activities ....................................39 Organizations .................................43 Sports ........................................49 WINTER School Life ......................................54 Activities ...................................... 56 Sports ...........................................60 SPRING School Life .................................. 66 Activities ....................................68 Sports ........................................71 Graduation ....................................76 Last Will and Testament .......................78 Helpers 1 Mr. Graupner has a unique way of disciplining his Commons students, Jim Kohn, Terry Krone-busch, Tom Wen-ziner, and Rich El-linghysen. 2 “Huntoons” removes work from our one and only art class. 3 Mr. Mundy warms up the band at Districts. 5 6 Mrs. Br Lisa Packer tries to get Mrs. Loshek to change her grade. Mrs. Knabe and Stacy Schuth try to figure out the new “EZ” tax forms. Mrs. Brelsford whistles while she works. Jim Schuth practices his teacher aide skills 1 Sharon Tentis and Mrs. Beinborn enjoy the “Three Billy Goats Gruff as much as the preschoolers. 2 Mr. Anderson demonstrates the correct way to file one’s nails while Tom Behrns and Jeff Meyer listen with their usual enthusiasm. 3 See what a difference a new hairstyle makes? (Mr. Hansen) 7 1 Mrs. Schultz gets a kick out of correcting papers. 2 “Mrs. Nelson, report to the office. 3 Convincing Brian Barton to enroll in Clothing 1 may be Ms. Mayer’s biggest challenge. 4 Mrs. Carr prepares for her last trimester of teaching. 5 Fill it to the rim with Brim, Mr. Meddock? 8 1 Herr Huntoon explains the meaning of “Nadineche” to FrSu-lein Kohn, Hager, Evers, and Bussian. 2 Mr. Dalen needs a new calculator, this one makes mistakes. (Kathy Leonard) 3 Yes, Mr. Schumacher, we really did have film in the camera. 1 Mr. Nelson helps Deb Evers find a career that meets her one criterion — no phone work. 2 Ms. Olson needs protection when the sophomores play racquetball. 3 Mr. Karger goes through one of those wonderful health magazines. 10 1 Take the picture before I cut my thumb off. (Mrs. Fredrickson) 2 How do you get Chuck” Brown and Mrs. McMillin in the same picture? Have him sit. 3 Mr. Fiedler explains the importance of a balanced diet. (Mr. Fiedler is on the right. 4 Talkative Rich Wichman waits patiently while Mr. Frost takes a quick nap. n V redr Social Studies 1 C'mon Mr. Fredrickson, stop reading the newspaper and listen to Moe. (Bob Meurer) 2 Mr. Loretz gets the freshmen ready for their first day of school. 3 Don’t let his appearance fool you. This picture is found in every post office across America. 4 A rare moment: Rich Sill minding his own business. Fall School Life 14 1 Mary Loechler and Jenny Joslyn paying attention as usual. 2 Julie Roemer and Tammy Meyer wish they had shirts like Nancy and Connie. 3 C’mon Frank, next time use deodorant! (Frank Wingert, Mark Vincek) 4 Didn’t anyone tell the freshmen school is out at 3 o’clock? 5 That hair is totally awesome, Todd Siers. 15 A Glimpse . . . At The Past Front Row: Mike Pierce, Terrie Pfeilsticker, Wendy McNallan, Pam Klein, Susie Pfeilsticker, Jean Kreye, Scott Meyer. Back Row: Troy (?), Tom Wills, Debbie Evers, Sandy Pfeilsticker, Debbie Vaplon, Debbie Hanson, Sharon Schuth, Julie Roemer. Paul Tentis, Jim (Pud) Roemer. Mike Gosse (Field Day. 1974) NJ3nBK Class Of 1983 SuAs ; a.—, r TS v� rtcVU. And«Sen UO ndy ftre s Deb Albertson Pernille Andresen Wendy Arens JuAjjl X£_rrv SiX_ Tom Behrns Craig Binner Julie Bremer Wendy Arens: Band, Chorus, Office Aide Tom Behrns: FFA Craig Binner: Football, Wrestling Julie Bremer: Band, Chorus, All-Star Chorus jW ' Wn frl'M il V’ V V III. I. 1« 1 flyn QuJU ' 01s CucJl) Shawn Casey Christine Deobald Julie Dornack fSJJf K L)a£xrUl fflO-Ui Deborah Evers Christopher Funk Roger Gustafson Chris Deobald: Track Julie Dornack: Cheerleading Debbie Evers: Volleyball Chris Funk: Football, Basketball, Golf, Student Council, Class Officer, Roger Gustafson: Football, Captain Senior Year Winter Carnival King 1 Oor a H ujlh Diane Koopman Jenny Joslyn Lee Hanson: FFA, NHS, Football, Wrestling, Track Angie Hickey: Student Council, NHS, Golf, Danceline, Guys Dolls Nancy Huth: Danceline, Chorus, BBB Statistician Jenny Joslyn: Band, All-Star Band, Solo Ensemble, Pitband. Diary of Anne Frank, Softball. Prom Queen Diane Koopman: Band Mark LaVigne Scott Lamey Katherine Kosidowski hLtfoj isubfmi Kathy Leonard Anna Larson Chris Larson Katherine Kosidowski: Basketball. Chorus, One Act, Volleyball, Sound of Music, Diary of Anne Frank Scott Lamey: Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Band, Choir, Fall Play, Spring Musical, Class Officer, Student Council Anna Larson: Drill Team, All-Star Chorus, Chorus 19 Mary Loechier J nrujU HY cLioor) Connie Madison joiAv .'yyiooajct | Jane Markey Q AAOk rJl WNoAa Chris Marnell dJk , Charlie McDonald Mary Loechier: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Choir Charlie McDonald: Football Connie Madison: Student Council, Class Officer, Annual Staff, Cheerleader, Volleyball, Lil’ Abner, You Can’t Take it with You, Diary of Anne Frank, Sound of Music Chris Marnell: Office Aide rtW. AX T jtsU+Jt. Jane Marx Paul Mathias Bob Meurer Jeff Meyer ' Tammy Meyer Jane Marx: Cheerleader, Student Council, Track, Golf Bob Meurer: Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council Tammy Meyer: Danceline. Chorus Jeannine Miller (WU -0 %JJL JoAnn Miller (Ww Nancee Ochsner Jodi Petersen Philip Peterson Jeannine Miller: Volleyball, Softball JoAnn Miller: Band, All-Star Band, Pitband Nancee Ochsner:' Danceline, Cheerleader, Volleyball, Track, Gymnastics, Drama Jodi Petersen: Track, Basketball, Softball, Gymnastics Manager Philip Peterson: Track, Spanish Club, NHS Sandra Pfeilsticker Cristine Rabehl Roger Randall QuUiU ' rfot ryiAJ Julie Roemer Sue. J Hoemejr Marla Kay Roemer Laura Schively Sandy Pfeilsticker: Basketball, Cheerleading, Volleyball, Danceline, Softball, Homecoming Queen, Sadie Hawkins Queen Julie Roemer: FHA, Chorus, Cheerleading, Volleyball, Softball Marla Roemer: Softball Laura Schively: Volleyball, Softball, Yearbook, Basketball 23 OVvc t4ju Seho-Uco John Schurhammer Steve Schouweiler Christine Scholia lwi jkljSL 2 dd- Maria Schuth Sharon Schuth Todd Siers Christine Scholia: Danceline, Gymnastics, Softball, Chorus Steve Schouweiler: FFA, Wrestling Maria Schuth: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Yearbook Sharon Schuth: Cheerleading, Plays, Class Officer, Student Council; NHS, Golf, Chorus Todd Siers: Football, Basketball, Track Mike Smalley Susan Sobeck Brian Sletten 77la c4. Mike Sorenson Yvonne Stamschror Sharon Tentis Sue Sobeck: Chorus, Danceline, Band Mike Sorenson: Wrestling Vonnie Stamschror: NHS Sharon Tentis: All-Star Chorus, Musical, FHA. Home Ec. Student of the Month %Vu n' Seniors Jeff Williams and Brad Tonsfeldl Kevin Theismann jic Richard Vaplon Richard Wichmann 'foiV Uju$fl Tom Wills Kevin Theismann: Golf, Prom King Rick Vaplon: Basketball. Football, Baseball, Band, Chorus, NHS, Student Council. Lighting Technician, You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown Tom Wills: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Lil' Abner Class Of ’84 R. Arens E. Bayer J. Behrns B. Berning S. Binner M. Blair S. Boland M. Braun J. Breuer J. Dureske T. Ellinghysen J. Emmons T. Evenson D. Fiedler M. Fox L. Fuller B. Gander T. Gander S. Glomski M. Gosse J. Greenheck M. Gusa S. Hager R. Halverson 28 Camera Shy Camera Shy Camera Shy Camera Shy Camera Shy D. Hanson R. Harlow E. Hartert B. Huth P. Kennebeck L. Klein P. Koenig J. Kohn 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 L. Meyer S. Meyer 29 S. Meyer B. Miller T. Miller S. Neidel S. Nielsen M. Noll J. O’Flaherty M. Olson L. Packer E. Passe J. Patrow D. Pavelka J. Peters T. Pfeilsticker K. Popp E. Rabehl J. Richards S. Rick B. Schively J. Schmidt D. Schmit 30 J. Schmit C. Schones J. Schuth S. Schuth S. Schwalbe L. Sharpe L. Sheeley R. Sill F. Speedling P. Sperl J. Sullivan J. Swanson J. Tentis R. Tentis S. Tonsfeldt P. Trollen J. Underdahl D. Vaplon P. Wallerich P. Watson H. Wehinger L. Williams C. Wingert P. Winters B. Wolf C. Ludwitzke 3 Class Of ’85 L. Agin L. Allen B. Barton A. Bignell R. Books M. Bouquet M. Braun K. Brown B. Busch S. Carr D. Carrels D. Carrels T. Carrels B. Dunagan J. Edelbach K. Elstad S. Evers S. Evers D. Funke B. Gander R. Gander B. Gave C. Gilbert K. Gosse 32 B. Gusa D. Gusa D. Gusa B. Harlow B. Hickey J. Hohmeister L. Kennedy P. Klein J. Koopman T. Koopman S. Kreisher J. Kreye R. Kronebusch K. LaRocque C. Lamey S. Lanches M. Loechler D. Marnell M. Mayo J. Merckling S. Metz R. Miller C. Noll B. Passe 33 J. Patrow J. Pavelka J. Petersen S. Pfeilsticker M. Pierce J. Roemer A. Schierts L. Schmidt W. Scholia R. Schurhammer G. Schuth C. Silker K. Staudacher D. Stromness S. Stumpf T. Sylvester P. Tentis M. Timm D. Wallerich J. Wallerich R. Wallerich T. Wick W. Wilson D. Wobbe C. Zomok M. Tentis Camera Shy 34 Class Of ’86 S. Bailey L. Barton R. Berning G. Bignell L. Blair J. Breuer H. Bussian D. Edelbach L. Edelbach J. Edwards R. Ellinghysen J. Evenson K. Fellows D. Fox T. Gamble A. Gosse B. Gosse L. Gosse M. Gosse R. Graner J. Gusa R. Hager B. Johnson T. Keller P. Klas J. Klein J. Kohn K. Koopman Z. Kreisher T. Kronebusch 35 R. LaVigne A. Loechler S. Losinski C. Marking B. Mayo P. McNallen D. Meyer D. Miller J. Miller S. O’Flaherty T. Olson B. Passe T. Passe J. Patrow K. Pavelka B. Petersen M. Petersen D. Pfeilsticker K. Polyard S. Rabehl A. Rahrmann J. Richards D. Risch J. Schively 36 Camera Shy Camera Shy A. Schmit D. Schmit W. Schmitz T. Schneider P. Schouweiler M. Schurhammer K. Seyffer R. Sill J. Sletten L. Smith T. Speedling P. Stamschror J. Sullivan T. Sullivan C. Tentis K. Tentis J. Theismann L. Vaplon M. Vincek W. Wagner A. Wallerich D. Wallerich P. Wallerich T. Weirather S. Wendt T. Wenziner D. Williams F. Wingert C. Wise D. Wolf 37 1982-83 Class Officers Freshmen: Paula Schouweiler (Sec.-Treas.). Jeff Theismann (Pres.), Paula Stamschror (Vice Pres.) Sophomore Committee: (Front Row) Troy Koopman. Grant Schuth. Russ Miller. Matt Mayo (Back Row) Sarah Metz. Beth Hickey. Cami Noll. Dolores Carrels. Dana LaRocque. Jean Kreye Juniors: Jackie Dureski (Pres.). Jim Swanson (Vice Pres.). Lisa Packer (Sec.-Treas.) Seniors: Sharon Schuth (Vice Pres.). Connie Madison (Pres.). Chris Funk (Sec.-Treas.) They’re All Stars c h o r u s Front Row: M. Blair, T, Wick, W. Arens Second Row: J. O'Flaherty, S. Tentis, B. Miller, S. Schuth, J. Dornack Third Row: K. Kosidowski, J. Bremer, J. Schuth Back Row: B. Sharpe, S. Lamey Front Row: S. Glomski, L. Koopman, J. Breuer Back Row: M. Gusa, J. Miller, B. Berning, J. Joslyn This year, the All-Star members had practices at Zumbrota and Stewartville. They then traveled to Stewart-ville for the concert. The concert was a success, and the All-Star members had lots of fun doing it. 39 Homecoming Candidates: J. Marx. K. Theisman, A. Hickey, R. Vaplon, C. Madison. T. Wills. J. Joslyn, R. Gustafson, S. Pfeilsticker, J. Wolf, N. Huth, C. Funk Homecoming week began with five days of masquerading around school in different outfits each day. Rob Sill and Jill Breuer dressed up for Punk Day (5) while Brian Sharpe showed us his legs on Toga Day (8). On Wednesday, students voted for their favorites and learned the results at the coronation (1) Thursday night. Entertainment was provided that night by the new rock band, “The Zombies,” featuring Brian Sharpe, Scott Lamey, Matt Mayo, and Sean Carr (2). Paul Mathias showed us how well he had Jane Marx, Deb Evers, Julie Bremer, Connie Madison, and Sue Sobeck trained. (3) On Friday afternoon, we had our first powder-puff football game (6). Even though it started to rain during the game, it was a big success. We will never forget the moment John Meyer delivered the pie to Mr. Smith, during the half-time (7). The new W-K cheerleaders (R. Vaplon, M. Loretz, C. Funk, and L. Hanson) wondered what cheer to do first (9). Cueen Sandy Pfeilsticker and King Rick Vaplon reigned over Friday’s close football game and the dance on Saturday night. (4) Charley’s Aunt S. Boland, J. Mundy, J. OFIaherty, S. Lamey, L. Bayer, P, Mathias Charley’s Aunt was sponsored by the River Junctions Art Council because of the school’s lack of funds. Charley’s Aunt was a comical farce in which a man dressed up as a woman named Donna Lucia D’Alvadorez and impersonated her. Amy Spettigue and Kitty Verdun agreed to go out with Charley and Jack Chesney as long as Charley’s Aunt accompanied them. But when Charley's Aunt sent a letter saying that se would not be able to make it, the guys got nervous and had Lord Fancourt Babberley become Donna Lucia and the fun began. The confusion ended with everyone getting their true identities shown and everyone falling in love and marrying. Cast Stephen Spettigue ................... Ron Meddock Colonel Sir Francis Chesney ........John Mundy Jack Chesney ........................ Paul Mathias Charley Wykeham .................... Brian Sharpe Lord Fancourt Babberley .............Scott Lamey Brassett ............................Tony Sharpe Donna Lucia D’Alvadorez .............Sara Boland Amy Spettigue ......................Connie Madison Kitty Verdun .......................... Liz Bayer Ela Delahay ...................Jackie O'Flaherty Director — Ronald E. Meddock Asst. Director — Linda Metzler 42 Front Row: L. Koopman, S. O'Flaherty. L. Vaplon, J. Schuth, A. Rahrmann, C. Tends, D. Williams Second Row: S. Boland, M. Mayo, L. Bayer. S. Lamey, C. Madison, B. Busch, L. Metzler, R. Meddock Back Row: J. Mundy, J. O'Flaherty, P. Mathias, T. Sharpe, L. Sharpe, B. Sharpe Organizations — Yearbook — Jill, Jackie, Sue, and Lisa search for a picture of Jerry for Jean. For Brenda, weekends are made for ing on the yearbook? work- Front Row: R. Harlow, J. Kohn, J. O’Flaherty, L. Schively, and C. Madison Back Row: S. Glomski, S. Meyer, L. Packer, B. Berning, and J. Breuer Student Council Front Row: R. Vaplon, B. Meurer, T. Ellinghysen, B. Berning, J. Pavelka, C. Madison, J. O’Flaherty. B. Gosse, K, Polyard, C. Tentis, Back Row: S. Stumpf, S. Schuth, A. Hickey, R. Ellinghysen, C. Funke, S. Lamey, R. Sill, J. Greenheck, T. Wick, D. Pavelka National Honor Society Front Row: S. Glomski. T. Ellinghysen, P. Sperl, T. Miller. B. Berning, L. Sharpe, J. Dureske, J. Greenheck. Back Row: S. Meyer, R, Vaplon, V. Stamschror, A. Hickey, S. Schuth, L. Hanson, P. Peterson, B. Lamey, R. Sill German Club Back Row: S. Meyer, J. Merckling, J. Markey, J. O’Flaherty, C. Marnell, R. Vaplon, R. Schurhammer, J. Schuth, Front Row: R. Kronebusch, K. Kosidowski, J. Kohn, C. Funk, D. Evers, S. Carr, H. Bussian, and L. Bayer F F A Front Row: T. Lamey, P. Wallerich, G. Bignell, J. Schmidt, and D. Wolf Back Row: L. Hanson, E. Rabehl, M. Braun, D. Lewis, D. Schmit, and J. Behms. Middle Row: S. Meyer, S. Rabehl, B. Huth, D. Wallerich, T. Gander, and A. Bignell Library Aides Jane Marx and Terri Pfeilsticker: What is it!! W. Wagner. C. Wobbe. M. Roemer. D. Koopman. J. Marx, R. Gustafson, J. Schuth Roger carefully practices his ABC’s. Office Aides Front Row: B. Hickey. S. Pfeilsticker. C. Wobbe. Back Row: J. Dornack. T. Meyer. J. Bremer. C. Marnell. K. Elstad. C. Scholia. K. Kosidowski. K. Staudacher 46 Danceline Front Row: N. Huth, L. Agin Second Row: D. Carrels. C. Scholia, D. LaRocque, T. Wick, L. Schmidt. S. Sobeck Back Row: B. Gave. D. Williams. K. Staudacher. L. Allen. A. Hickey. S. Stumpf. L. Smith, B. Hickey. S. Metz Freeze Frame Steve Schwalbe checks to be sure the typing class hasn't left ahead of him for lunch. If you want to use mascara, Holly, put it on your eyelashes. If these guys are on the A-Team, which one is Murdock? (Mike Loretz, Mike Noli, Jim Peters) Indians Victorious Over Gophers And Tigers r rout Row: P. Wallerich. R Arens, D. Fielder, B. Lariganki, R. Sill. C. Biever. (Mgr.) Second Row: J. Tends. M. Noll. M. Lorelz. L. Peters. P. Koenig, T Carrels. D Meurer. (Mgr.) Third Row: Coach Karger. B. Meurer, R. Gustafson. (Capt). R. Vaplon. (Capt.). S. Lamey. Coach Tiodrickson. Fourth Row: J. Peters. F Speedling. L. Hanson. B Lamey. K. Popp. J Swanson. J. Wolfe. Back Row: M. Fox. C. McDonald. M t oechler. C. Funk. T. Wills. T. Siers. B. Sletten. . I Hanson and C. Funk try for a Homecoming victory. The Indians ended their season with a 5-4 overall record. Tf]e following comments were made by the coaches, karger and Fredrickson: ‘‘We had a good team in spite of the fact that we didn’t accomplish all that we had planned. Most of all we had fun all we needed to add to the team were two huge gorillas to stop the opposing team.” Coach Fredrickson remarked, “If it wasn't for bad luck we would have had no luck at all! We lost 2 of the most important conference games by a total of 13 points. In Kasson and in Stewartville we outgained them in total yards but they outscored us in total points.” Sept. 3 Spring Valley (H) 48- 0 Sept. 10 St. Charles (A) 32- 0 Sept. 17 Kasson-Mant. (H) 0- 7 Parents Night Sept. 24 Stewartville (A) 20-26 Oct. 1 Zumbrota (H) 6- 7 Homecoming Oct. 8 Plainview (A) 21- 7 Oct. 15 Lake City (H) 31-22 Oct. 20 Cannon Falls (A) 14-20 Oct. 28 Goodhue (A) 27-12 Nov. 2 HVL Playoff B-Squad Ends Season With Four Victories. I'ronl Mow J IJureske. S. Schulh. (Capt .), J. Marx, C. Noll, S Glomski, L Koopman. Back Row: J. Emmons, L, Sharpe. The B-squad football team had a remarkable season ending with a 4-2 win loss record. “I felt the season was a success,” commented Coach Dalen. “At the beginning we were inexperienced, but we developed some team pride and came on strong at the end. The highlight of the yeai was stomping Lake City with 8th and 9th graders when they thought we had juniors and sophomores playing.” OVERALL RECORD St. Charles (T) Goodhue (T) Durand (H) Pepin (H) Plain Plainview (H) Lake City (T) 0-8 0-8 40-6 17-7 26-16 38-0 Sept. 4 Sept. 20 Sept. 23 Sept. 27 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 W.K. Netter’s Take Tourney Iii nl|i� w I' !.|m«iI, J Mill 'i.. I I li«;i it i, . I iK'ohImm I-, : .«- «� i i« I | w I ' . Inv«’ly. • M.nlr.on, !. M !� «In ill i. I I . h k« i . It I i« i mi n |. Kick low i Iii. I ImiiIimhi. M I'hhIiIhi. |{ lliiiliiw, I Willi;iiir.. I I IIiihjliy.«’ii. . : m |i K ( Mmiii The highlight of the volleyball season was winning the first place trophey in the Wabasha Invitational Tournament. The girls worked hard all season and came up with the win. Jeanine Miller did a good job as captain and led the team to a 10-8 overall record. Carol Wobbe was named the team’s M.V.P. 51 Young B-Squad Lacks Experience Front Row: J. Kreye, L. Barton, S. O'Flaherty, W. Wagner Second Row: J. Patrow, C. Wise, L. Vaplon, J, Edwards, Blair, H. Bussian Back Row: (Coach) Glenn Huntoon, T. Passe, B. B. Johnson, J. Pavelka. Ms. Olson The B-squad volleyball players enjoyed an exciting, long season. Their team consisted of 11 freshmen and 2 sophomores. They had a disappointing record of 2-10, but Mr. Huntoon looks forward to a strong team next year. Volleyball Overall Record 2-10 Conference 2-4 W.K. 0 Durand Opponent 3 0 E.M. 2 1 K.M. 2 2 Stewartville 1 1 Mazeppa 2 0 Zumbrota 3 1 Plainview 2 1 St. Charles 'jk 1 Lake City 2 2 Cannon Falls 1 1 Goodhue 2 0 Winona Cotter 3 1 Do I cut off the bottom of this or the top? (Dave Lewis) 2 It's been a long day tor Brian Passe. 3 Eight by ten glossies are for sale, girls. (Carel Van Der Merwe) 4 Who Is the mystery girl with Chris Funk? 5 Tammy Meyer models the latest In hairdos for redheads. Winter School Life 1 BBB District Championship game. 2 Chris Marnell waits her turn. 3 Terry Kronebusch needs a bigger locker for his lunchbag. 4 Terri Passe, Andrea Gosse. Karen Po-lyard, and Lori Gosse respond to the question, What do you think of Tom Sei-leck? 5 The Little People always get big laughs. Sadie Hawkins Front Row: C. Noll. B. Hickey. L. Agin. L. Allen. S. Metz. J. Kreye Back Row: M. Bouquet. G. Schuth. J. Roemer. R. Schurhammer, M. Pierce. M. Loechler 56 Sadie Hawkins Royalty: Lisa Allen and Mike Bouquet Winter Carnival Winter Carnival Royalty: King Mike Loretz Queen Debbie Vaplon Front Row: Lisa Koopman, Judy Emmons, Sue Glomski, Jill Breuer, Deb Vaplon, Back Row: Rob Sill. Dean Fiedler, Mike Noll. Mike Loretz. Jim Peters, Jim Marx Not Pictured: Jenny Greenheck One-Act Declam By the Waters of Babylon cast: (Front Row) C. Van de Merwe (Second Row) L. Bayer, J. O'Flaherty, D. Williams, N. Ochsner, K. Kosidowskl (Back Row) D. Vaplon, J. Schuth, R. Harlow Front Row: K. Wodele, J. O'Flaherty, T. Wick, K. Carson, T. Hanson Back Row: A. Gosse, L. Bayer, C. Van de Merwe. D. Pavelka, K. Polyard, T. Weirather This year’s one-act was By The Waters of Babylon. Practices were going fine until the leading man, Brian Sharpe, came down with mononucleosis and had to quit. Mr. Meddock then had to find a new leading man. Thank goodness for foreign exchange students. Carel Van de Merwe was chosen for the part. The cast didn't place this year, but they performed well and enjoyed being in this unique play. The speech team had a preliminary speech contest for the parents before going to Stewartville for the district competition. The contest was divided into three sections. Everyone qualifies for the first two sections, but only L. Bayer, D. Pavelka, and K. Polyard went on to the third section. D. Pavelka qualified for the regional contest. 1 Sharon Sohuth and Rlok Vaplon gei ready to do Cupid's work. Nice job on the sheet, Rick, 2 Thanks to Doris Carrels' hard work we had both Winter Carnival and Sadie Hawkins dancee. 3 Jane Marx are your yearbook pages done? 4 Sue Glomskl says, That's my Jim. (Sharon Sohuth, Julie Roemer, Sue Qlomekl, Mary Blair) 6 We didn't want you to target Kent, Jean. (J. Kohn) 6 It only J.Q, could see these legs. Candids Indians Play For District Championship Front Row: (Mgr.) J. Loretz, (Capt.) T. Wills, (Capt.) J. Wolfe, Coach Duke Loretz Back Row: R. Sill, P. Koenig, M. Noll, M. Fox, C. Funk. M. Bouquet, T. Siers, J. Swanson. B. Sletten. M. Loretz. B. Meurer. R. Vaplon 1982-83 A-Squad Boys Basketball W-K 14-7 Opponent 70 St. Charles 45 71 Austin-Pacelli 63 52 Elgin-Millville 27 70 Stewartville 45 67 Kasson-Mantorville 47 61 Mazeppa 46 45 Lake City 32 41 Cannon Falls 46 58 Zumbrota 44 50 Plainview 58 55 Kasson-Mantorville 53 39 Stewartville 41 52 Elgin-Millville 38 42 Lake City 57 63 Cannon Falls 57 60 Zumbrota 63 44 Alma 50 66 Plainview 48 44 Dover-Eyota 41 53 Byron 44 27 Lake City 48 BBB Cheerleaders: L. Gosse. (Capt.) J. Dornack, J Marx, C. Madison Coach Loretz commenting on the season said, I think a second place finish in the tough HVL and a runner-up spot in the district makes for a successful season,” Charlie’s Angels Finish 10-10 Overall Front Row: T. Pfeilsticker, P. Sperl. (Captain) M. Loechler, T. Ellinghysen, C. Ludwitzke. C. Wobbe Back Row: Coach Karger, (Manager) K. Polyard. B. Berning, M. Schuth, L. Packer, S. Meyer, Coach Fredrickson 1982-83 Girls BB Scores W-K Opponent 49 Elgin-Millville 40 50 Stewartville 32 59 Kasson-Mantorville 56 46 Plainview 39 30 Lake City 32 28 St. Charles 38 31 Winona Cotter 36 42 Cannon-Falls 34 35 Zumbrota 45 40 Kasson-Mantorville 44 30 Stewartville 34 61 Alma 43 55 Plainview 42 37 Lake City 38 46 Mazeppa 27 45 Elgin-Millville 40 43 Cannon-Falls 52 31 Zumbrota 69 52 Byron 48 38 St. Charles 39 GBB Cheerleaders: J. Kreye, N. Ochsner, (Captain) S. Pfeilsticker, J. The girls had a successful basketball season in their last rdwards year in the HVL. They finished third in the districts. Mary Loechler, Maria Schuth, and Carol Wobbe finished a suc- cessful career at W-K. These three seniors, according to Coach Karger, were three-year letter winners and will be missed next year when the team starts play in the Three 6i Rivers Conference. U :; |U,I I (iiih; C;in’l Win I horn All, Bui I ho Boys Finish 17 0 l=g§uab iaaketball ieeres W-K Opponent 17 It Charles 37 si AuaimPaaelli 47 11 Elgln-MIllvllle 11 41 Stewartville 35 41 Ma eppa 14 40 Lake City li 11 Gannen Falla 10 S3 lumbreta 43 40 Plainview 31 41 Stewartville 40 31 Elgin=Millvllle 18 44 Lake Gity 37 41 Alma 31 41 Gannen Falla 15 11 lumbreta 13 II Alma 31 11 Plainview 44 .lor:. •II M-JI t ill lill.-t It 1 III ; 1 I. 1 II. •1 III l«i| i|i nl. II i 1l:i« I- l( W 1 ' lllicti. |c:| .1' • ' •:r.„ | 1 toinii i a •him 1 I • «l il i 1 1 « m 1 111:111 • i .. 1II lilt. 11 | .. me wf p | B-Squad Basketball Scores Opponent Elgin Millville 52 Stewartville 25 Plainview 39 Lake City 45 St. Charles 22 Winona Cotter 36 Cannon Falls 17 Zumbrota 36 Cochrane-Fountain City 21 Stewartville 28 Alma 44 Plainview 40 Lake City 53 Mazeppa 38 Elgin-Millville 65 Cannon Falls 17 Zumbrota 26 K Polyard (Mgr.), S. OTIaherty. B. Gosse. S. Pfeilsticker, S. Tentis. B. Johnson, A. Loechler, T. Passe. W. Wagner, L. Vaplon. W. Scholia, Coach Steve Fredrickson Coach Anderson described the season as “super.” He said, “I couldn’t have asked anymore from anybody.” Mr. Fredrickson felt that the record of this year’s B-squad was not a true indication of their ability. He said, “This year’s team was very inexperienced with only two sophomores from the previous year; the remaining members were all freshmen and one eighth grader. We’re all looking forward to a successful 1983-84 season.” 62 W-K Flips Over Gymnastics I mnl How I ofiiok. .1 .lul;.on, K Wodclc, I) W; ilk Midi. .J.Kiiicm| m, C. I’f schci, M Collm.m. I) M.i iim Second How I W.illon, O. Solmck. I Hm Ii.imKoii. I I'.r.'.r.l � :l )i ill 1.1) I iodlcr, I I i?.k, K IkMin. .1 I VIcimhi (M ji ) lliiid How: S. H;it (Asr.l Condi). I) W.illciich.C lonlir;, I Smith. It l’.r.-. H Mickey, C Noll. C, miiok. I) Willi;im .. I H.iilon. A H.ihim.mn. .1 0 1 l.ihnly (M )i ) H.ick How ( O.icli KoyOlr.on. S Mol . .1 Dmoski (C.ipl ). I Koopm.m (C;i| l ). H lonli?.. I) V.iplon. I Sluiipo (( .ipl ). ,1 Hmmh i. I Schmidt. I A |iii. I I mmIIoi (Hpolloi) Nol | m:IiihmI S. Konnody. K MH loi. I Hoi |.m TEAM RESULTS Team A-Squad B-Squad Waba9ha-Kellogg 90.35 72,70 Stewartville 89.30 70.60 Wabasha-Kellogg 85.35 68.80 Lewiston 62.60 43.90 Wabasha-Kellogg 86.95 66.40 Chatfield 104.55 77.70 Wabasha-Kellogg 93.45 65.10 Pine Island 87.00 51.20 Wabasha-Kellogg 107.25 72.20 Lewiston 82.55 58.40 Wabasha-Kellogg 94.20 72.80 Byron 96.25 53.10 Wabasha-Kellogg 90.70 66.70 Byron 90.25 54.70 Wabasha-Kellogg 95.25 68.50 Chatfield 111.75 74.30 Wabasha-Kellogg 98.90 79.30 Stewartville 104.30 78.90 Wabasha-Kellogg 89.30 76.30 Caledonia 111.50 78.20 Wabasha-Kellogg 92.60 77.50 Harmony 102.95 63.90 Ms. Olson said the gymnastics team had a very good year. They are improving each year despite all the injuries. Lisa Koopman and Lisa Agin participated in Regionals, and we were lucky enough to have Lisa Agin go on to State. 1 Ms. Olson discusses the meet with Lisa Smith, Lisa Sharpe, Sarah Metz, and Colleen Zomok. 2 Brenda Passe concentrates on pointing her toes. 63 Wrestlers Have Disappointing Season Front Row: J Richards. M. Koopman, T. Peterson. J. Marx. F. Wingert. B. Barton. R. Halverson, T. Gamble. R. Ellinghysen. S. Lamey. L Hansor, Second Row: K. Dunagin. J. Dunagin, B. Richards. M. Gusa, M. Behrns. T. Foster. D. Stromness, T. Passe. D. Huth. M. Gusa Back Row: (Coach) Ror Sanders. (Cheerleaders) M. Blair, S. Glomski, S. Schuth, J. Roemer 64 Tournament Winners Lewiston: 1st Jim Marx Jon Richards 2nd Lee Hanson 3rd Randy Halverson Byron: -1st Scott Lamey Jim Marx , XJjL Jon Richards HVL: 1st Jon Richards 3rd Jim Marx Districts: 2nd Scott Lamey Jim Marx Jon Richards Regions: 4th Scott Lamey Overall Record Durand (T) 31-26 Austin Pacelli (H) 41-23 Stewartville (T) 6-49 St. Charles (T) 9-38 Lake City (H) 20-34 K.M. (H) 14-38 Byron Inv. 5th place Alma (H) 46-15 Cannon Falls (H) 11-52 Plainview (H) 11-49 Byron (T) 26-35 Mazeppa (T) 33-30 Zumbrota (T) Coach Sanders’ season summary: The kids had pu out good effort and we had some individuals tha experienced a lot of success like Jim Marx. Jon Rich ards, Scott Lamey, and Lee Hanson. The bad par was we never had a heavy weight that could help thr team a lot. Another thing, we had upperclassmen tha lettered last year and did well but didn’t return this year. Spring School Life 1 Seniors Julie Bremer, Deb Evers, Nancy Huth, and John Meyer take advantage of senior privileges. 2 Carol Schones uses two calculators and gets done in half the time. 3 Some students are surprised by the “grody” things they find in their lockers at cleanout time. 4 Steve Schouweiler, Brian Sletten, Tom Behrns, and Mike Wobbe supervise graduation practice. 5 Future business leaders — Wendy Scholia. Sharon Lanches, Pam Klein and Carol Lamey — spend their last day of typing, writing 1 Notice the smiles when leaving school? But what about arriving? (2) 3 Brad Tonsfeldt has two ways to get rid oHhe evidence. 4 Those seniors who would like to stick around for another year, take one step forward. 5 “New Wave” glasses Tammy and Deb? 67 “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” Front Row: C. Funk, J. Greenheck, S. Schuth, J. Schuth, R. Vaplon, T. Wick Back Row: D. Schmit, B. Mayo, Z. Kreisher. T. Ellinghysen, W. Arens, C. Tentis, J. O’Flaherty. C. Van De Merwe Best Technicians: D. Fiedler, T. Wills, S. O'Flaherty (not pictured) Best Supporting Actress: T. Wick Best Actor: R. Vaplon Best Actress: J. Greenheck Best Supporting Actor: J. Schuth (not pictured) Cast of Characters (In Order of Appearance) Charlie Brown .............Rick Vaplon Lucy .......f.........Jenny Greenheck Linus .........., i,.........Jim Schuth Snoopy ......... ............Tracy Wick Woodstock ..................Lisa Sharpe Schroeder . r._____77v ____Chris Funi Patty .............v .,. .. Sharon Schuth Neighbor Kids Jackie O'Flaherty Tara Ellinghysen Carel Van De Merwe Wendy Arens Zina Kreisher Darron Schmit Barb Mayo Colleen Tentis This year’s musical was special for three reasons: 1) It was a slapstick comedy which can be enjoyed by everyone. 2) The cast was composed of talented veterans and also newcomers which balanced out nicely. 3) It was the last musical that Mr. Meddock will direct at W-K. Mr. Meddock said, “This was the best musical I have directed. I was very happy with the show. Mr. Meddock will be missed by all of the people who became associated with him through the Drama Speech Department. 1 Glee Club rehearsals are suppose to be serious. Schroeder directs the group as they sing “Home on the Range.” 2 Snoopy shows off his muscles while Woodstock laughs at him. 3 Poor Chuck! He is so depressed that he goes to Lucy for psychiatric help. 4 The book report on Peter Rabbit does not come easy. 5 Play ball! 6 Charlie Brown is in love with the cute little red-headed girl (played by Barb Mayo). 7 They’re singing about you, Charlie Brown. 8 Linus and Lucy argue just like other brothers and sisters! 69 Prom 70 1 Sue Sobeck and Larry Peters walk around the dancefloor during the Grand March. 2 John Meyer made his own crown. 3 It’s a good thing Bob Meurer has only two arms. (Deb Evers and Jane Marx) Meyer Goes To State M Petersen. P. Schouweiler. D. Williams. L. Vaplon, C. Tentis, A. Gosse Third Row: T. Sullivan. T. Weirather. K. Tentis. M. Arens. T. Wenniger Back Row: B. Johnson (Mgr.). B. Passe. L. Smith. Coach Karger, L. Bruegger. T. Speedling, K. Polyard (Mgr.) louweiler show us their teamwork. The girl’s track team had a fairly successful season. The team was led by captains Maria Schuth and Jodi Petersen. Shannon Meyer was the only individual to represent the girl’s track team at Regions and State. She was also named the team’s most valuable player. Mr. Karger looks forward to a strong team next year. 71 Meurer Advances To State Three seniors and four juniors led the boy’s track team this year. They all displayed good athletic abilities and had a successful season. Mike Loretz (1) and Bob Meurer (2) represented the boy's track team at the Region meet. Meurer advanced to state in the 100-meter dash with a second place time of 11.2. Phil Peterson and Bob Meurer were named the team’s most valuable players. Before I use my-little feeties yet the eaties for my Wheaties.” (Bob Meurer) 72 Front Row: J. Wilson. D. Meurer, P. Peterson, L. Hanson, D. Fiedler, B. Meurer, C. Van De Merwe, J. Peters, M j Loretz Second Row: Coach Fredrickson, R. Burcalow, K. Tierney. M. Loechler, R. Ellinghysen, T. Sylvester, J. Sletten, J. Merckling Back Row: T. Kronebusch, T. Gamble, P. Klaus. J. Kohn, J. Breuer. P. Klaus, Coach Graupner Softball Team Sees First Victories Front Row: T. Passe, T. Pfeilsticker, J. Kreye, S. Pfeilsticker, C. Noll, J. Petersen, L. Koopman, J. Patrow Back Row: Coach Schumacher. W. Wagner, J. Joslyn, M. Loechler, S. Pfeilsticker, J. Miller, M. Tends (Not pictured: L. Schively and L. Sharpe) Overall Record W-K 5 Stewartville Opponent 13 14 Lake City 6 15 Cannon Falls 17 0 Kasson-Mantorville 25 9 Zumbrota 19 11 Cochrane-Fountain City 22 7 Cannon Falls 6 12 Stewartville 16 0 Kasson-Mantorville 11 1 Lake City 9 8 Zumbrota 5 1 Chatfield 11 ) Coach Mike Schumacher said the girls have really improved over the past years. He said that the girls played better as a team this year. He also stated that the pitching was much better which helped the team a lot. Mary Loechler and Lisa Sharpe were selected as members of the AII-HVC soft-ball team. 73 W-K Shares Top Spot In HVL Front Row: Managers D. Anderson and B. Gosse Second Row: R Miller, K. Gosse. B. Kronebusch, R. Sill, J. Wolfe. R. Vaplon, J Hohmeister. M Gosse. T. Koopman Back Row: Coach Anderson. G. Schuth, P. Koenig, J. Swanson. M Noll. S. Lamey. T. Wills, M. Fox, P. Kennebeck. M Timm 1 Mike Noll debating whether to throw the ball or fall over. 2 Rick Vaplon tags one out at home. The baseball team had a very j good season finishing with a 11-2 record. W-K tied for the number one ' position in the HVL with Kasson-Mantorville and Cannon Falls. This year’s tri-captains were John Wolfe, Rick Vaplon, and Tom Wills. The leading batter for W-K was John Wolfe with a 456 average. Tom Wills, Rick Vaplon, John Wolfe, and Grant Schuth were chosen All-Con- ference players. 1983 Scores W-K Opponent 14 Pepin 4 10 Plum City 2 14 Dover-Eyota 0 2 Kasson- Mantorville 3 11 Winona 7 4 Stewartville 2 6 Zumbrota 2 13 Plainview 3 7 Cannon Falls 5 8 St. Charles 4 11 Winona 6 5 Lake City 4 0 Stewartville 4 74 Lamey Third In State Tront Row: J. Marx, N. Ochsner. S. Stumpf. S. Metz. L. Allen. S. Schuth. J. Greenheck Back Row: B. Busch. R. Schurhammer, B. Lamey. M. Pierce. C. Funk. M. Bouquet. W. Wilson. P. Kennebeck. B. Berning. R. Sill. Coach Dalen The boy’s golf team finished second in the conference for the best finish ever, according to Coach Jerry Dalen. They placed fourth in the districts and set a school record against Stewartville with a score of 158. The girl’s finished fourth in both the conference and districts. All-conference selections included Lisa Allen. Brian Lamey. Mike Pierce, and Sharon Schuth. Brian Lamey finished first in the conference. second in districts, third in regionals. and third in the state. He also set a school record with a one under par score of 34. 75 lWe look to tomorrow with fond memories of yesterday.” Graduation The 1983 commencement exercises were held in the high school gymnasium on May 27. Mike Loretz and Shannon Meyer were chosen as escorts for the graduates (2). Mr. Tom Pfeilsticker presented diplomas to 76 seniors (1). The senior choir members practiced until they could sing “Life Keeps Moving” perfectly (3). Speeches were given by the co-valedictorians, Sharon Schuth and Philip Peterson; salutatorian, Vonnie Stamschror; class president, Connie Madison; and class representative, Chris Funk (4). We caught Bob Meurer getting ready to run the 100-meter dash (5), and Jenny Joslyn dancing in the aisle (6). The seniors chose maroon and silver for their class colors and the rose as the class flower. NELSON CHEESE FACTORS Manufactures of Fine Cheese Nelson, Wisconsin 54756 Congratulations Class of ‘83 Marcia’s Beauty Shop Wabasha, MN 565-4615 I Congratulations Senior Class FIRST STATE BANK OF WABASHA Last Will And Testament We, the first trumpets, will Mr. Mundy the ability to stop the band within five minutes. I, Kathy, will Lisa Smith one night out on the town with G.S. I, Vonnie, will my sister, Paula, to have many great times in high school like I did. We, the seniors in sixth hour study hall, will to Sid the ability to keep his cool. I, Jenny Joslyn, will Mrs. Nelson (C.T.) the ability to keep her self control for one hour. We, the senior class, will the class of ‘84 the ability to go on a road trip and not get caught. I, Jenny Joslyn, will Mrs. Loshek and Mrs. Schultz the abilty to spend a whole school day apart. I, Craig, will Scott Binner the ability to know a good road-trip road from a dirt trail, may I never lose my exhaust system again. r.T7 will Dick Smith all the attitude checkups ne wants may he always get sick of hearing it. We, the senior woods class, will George Hanson a pair of unbreakable glasses. We, the small engine boys, will Sid the ability to perform without saying Ah! I, Marie Schuth, will Lisa Packer a box of toothpaste for some strange reason. I, Maria, will Lisa and Tara all the fun trips home from the girls’ state tournament. I, Kathy, will to Chris Hammer and her friends the ability to stay out of trouble and not to be too hard on the teachers. We, Connie Madison and Mary Loechler, will to all the high school kids who work at the Wabasha Hospital all the happiness in the world, because we know that they are not finding any at their job. I, Maria, will my brother, Grant, all the fun in high school I had and hope he gets away with it all! We, the Egyptians, will all our Apple River trips to anyone who can go down two times and still “walk to the car. I, Scott Lamey, will a road trip to anyone who wants a hangover. I, Scott Lamey, will to Dick Smith an attitude check. I, Tom Willis, will to Rob Sill the ability to throw as many interceptions as I did. Good Luck! I, Tom will to Lisa all the free passes to St. John’s University that she can handle. I, Tom Wills, will to Russ Miller my knuckle ball so that some day he will have one. I, Craig, will Swanson the ability to start a beat engine without breaking it. I, Tom Wills, will Lisa the ability to show her smile. We, the seniors of sixth hour study hall will to Jackie O'Flaherty a muzzle. We, the seniors, will to Mr. Anderson one ugly stick for protection. I, Julie Dornack, will Zina the ability to never do anything wrong so she never has to tell anyone “I didn’t do it.” I, Julie Dornack, will the Egyptians” the ability to remember where they were the night before. We, Kathy K. and Wendy A., will to Mrs. B. the ability to listen to a joke without covering her hands over her ears. I, Wendy, will Gayle Bignell the ability to look his age. I, Wendy Arens, will Kathleen Elstad the ability to keep calm when James McGurren is around. We — Rick, Tom, and Holly — will to Rob Sill a diet pogram so that some day he can go on a diet without gaining weight. We, the choir boys, will Zina the right to hold Scott L. back for a second senior year so that she’ll have something to do next year. We, the senior basketball team will our time to play basketball if Jerry Dalen will ask us. I, Scott “zombie” Lamey, being of sound mind and gorgeous body, will next year’s wrestling team my big arms to that they may get a few body slams. We, the senior class, will Holly Wolfe the ability to stop dreaming about Mrs. Beinborn while going out with Lisa. I, Wendy Arens, will to Mrs. Schultz three sheets of paper so she can write herself a note on the long and lonely days. We, Gayle Hager and Wendy Arens, will to Mr. Loretz all the “snicker” bars in the world. I, Wendy, will Zina Beth Kreisher the ability to keep her squeaks not so loud. We, Wendy Arens and Kathy Kosidowski, will to Brett Busch and Chris Silker the ability to keep their rings right side up. I, Wendy, will to Scott Kreisher, the ability to get out and dance before the dance is almost over. I, Patty, will Schrodes enough money to buy saucepans so he can keep his piano. We, the Egyptians, will our driving ability to anyone who can handle the ditch rides. I, Jenny Joslyn, will Jean Kohn the ability to learn and memorize one German word on her own. I, Roger Gustafson, will Mr. Fredrickson to follow someone else’s dress code. I, SMC, will Mr. Fredrickson a comb so that he may comb his hair right. I, SMC, will Jackie O, the ability to do her accounting without having to call me up at night. Discover Ben Franklin We Bring Variety To Life Wabasha, MN Congratulations Seniors! 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