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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

Administration 10 Teachers 11 Freshmen 19 Sophomores 22 Juniors 25 Seniors 28 Homecoming 48 One-Act so Winter Dance 51 Play 52 Prom 54 Graduation 56 Organizations 58 Sports Football 66 Advertising Advertisements 82 Volleyball 68 Basketball 70 Gymnastics 74 Wrestling 75 Track 76 Baseball 78 Softball 79 Golf 80 Cheerleaders 81 Parting Shots 94 Last Will 96 Wabasha-Kellogg Class Of 1984 5 Front Row: J. O'Flaherty, T. Miller, L. Klein, J. Kohn, T. Pfeilsticker, E. Hartert, T. Lamey, J. Marx, S. Meyei Middle Row: C. Schones, J. Greenhecl P. Koenig, B. Tate, S. Meyer, C. Wingert, M. Noll, D. Vaplon, B. Langanki, M. Gosse, Principal Peter Noll Back Row: Teacher Mrs. Kreye, M. Blai W. McNallan, P. Kennebeck, R. Tentis. K. Popp, J. Breuer, D. Hanson, S. McDonald, M. Loretz, J. Tentis 1 HITS Maniac, Michael Sembello Tell Her About It, Billy Joel Total Eclipse of the Heart, Bonnie Tyler All Night Long, Lionel Richie Say, Say, Say, Paul McCartney Michael Jackson Thriller, Michael Jackson Karma Chameleon, Culture Club Jump, Van Halen Somebody's Watching Me, Rockwell Footloose, Kenny Loggins Against All Odds, Phil Collins 8 Girls Just Want To Have Fun, Cyndi Lauper . . . O.P.'s, polos, concert t's, ties for guys and girls, bandanas, and the flashdance look were in? ... we were able to go to Wisconsin (until July 1, 1984)? . . . three old ladies were looking for the beef? ... ala carte came to W-K? . going to the Homecoming football game and the bonfire? moccasins, boat shoes, clogs, high tops, Nikes, Tigers, and pumps were in? '•o jrojo} Movies T.V. Shows The Big Chill Trading Places 48 Hours Risky Business Flashdance Footloose Terms of Endearment Porkey's II Against All Odds Police Academy Tender Mercies Up The Creek P.I. he A-Team 'ebster St. Elsewhere Knots Landing Cagney Lacey All-Star Wrestling Hill Street Blues Dynasty Facts of Life Simon and Simon Rip Tide 10 Faculty Agriculture J. Craupner Art A. Huntoon Business C. Knabe C. Loshek Counseling C. Mayer Home Economics N. Nilsson R. Nelson Industrial Arts S. Anderson C. Hansen Instructional Media Center K.. Nelson Language Arts G. Huntoon C. Mayer K.. Parish R. Schultz T. Wilkinson Mathematics J. Dalen R. Nelson M. Schumacher Music M. Brelsford J. Mundy Physical and Health Education C. Karger K. Olson Resource Center L. Fredrickson T. McMillan Science W. Fiedler G. Frost Social Studies S. Fredrickson D. Loretz 11 1 It's a wonderful day in this neighborhood, a beautiful day in this neighborhood . . . Would you be mine? (Mr. Fredrickson) 2 Do those pins bring back memories? (J. Roemer) 3 Seventeen pounds of M M's!!! (Mrs. Loshek) 4 Oh-oh! Kurt Tierney must have crossed over the invisible wall! (Mr. Anderson) 5 Not in front of the kids, Mr. Loretz. 6 Ms. Parish asks, Are you sure you're old enough to be here? (B. Richards) 7 C'mon back guys, I was only kidding. (Mr. Dalen) WHAT HUMOROUS INCIDENT HAS HAPPENED IN YOUR CLASSROOM? Roger Arens overcharged a capacitor, causing it to explode and scare Roger right off his chair. G. Frost I think Child Development students particularly enjoyed watching the boys in the class diaper and dress my three-week old daughter after the baby bath demonstration. N. Nilsson The mysterious disappearance of my Baby Ruth candy bar. M. Brelsford Barb Wolf came to my class with her pajamas on — it was a first hour tlass. L. Fredrickson My chair sticks on the higher level. C. Knabe I made the mistake of saying to my Comp. 300 class, I suggest you get to work right now unless you want to spend Homecoming weekend with me! K. Parish A question on one typing test is: How many lines are there on a piece of typing paper? One student answered: There are no lines on a piece of typing paper! C. Loshek How about a student calling an ameba a one-celled orgasm? B. Fiedler Once a student asked me if he could go to the lavatory with about five minutes left of class, and I said 'Why don't you wait until the end of the hour?' His reply was. It's too late already,' and he wasn't kidding! G. Hansen 13 WHAT IS THE MOST DIFFICULT PART OF TEACHING? Keeping the Corvus system working for computer classes. M. Schumacher Impressing on the students that they should make an effort to get the most they can from their classes as they will have many years to reap the rewards. G. Hansen Having to give a failing grade to anyone. G. Frost Not being able to please every student. N. Nilsson Inspiring students to set high goals. M. Brelsford Dealing with cruel remarks of students who mistreat students with learning difficulties. L. Fredrickson Motivating everyone at the same time and dealing with cheaters. K. Parish Working with students who show little initiative. C. Loshek Having to discipline students; having to deal carefully and effectively with differing personalities and problems in your students. R. Schultz Students taking care of themselves — not worrying about what others say; peer pressure. A. Huntoon Trying to get students to understand that homework and the need to finish homework is important. J. Dalen Traveling from building to building. K. Nelson Being prepared at all times. D. Lor-etz Motivating reasonably intelligent young people when their only interest is what they are doing after school! S. Fredrickson 1 Mr. Schumacher trains students to compete on the electronic dartboard. 2 Maybe I should grow a beard. (B. Nelson) 3 Ms. Olson presents awards at the athletic banquet. 4 Now, what are you three up to? (T. McMillan, S. Hager, S. Kreisher) 5 Mr. Fiedler, when do I get to use it? (Z. Kreisher) 6 Mrs. Fredrickson and Mr. Smith meet and confer. WHAT IS THE MOST REWARDING PART OF TEACHING? The teachers responded with very similar answers to this question. These responses included: 1. Friendships that are formed with students. 2. Seeing faces light up when students grasp a difficult concept. 3. Seeing students succeed in life and having them recognize the fact that you might have contributed to their success. 4. Students who have a desire to learn. 5. Students who show their appreciation. A smile or a thank you ' — MMMlimhMMMRKIP 16 1 Mr. Frost demonstrates the moonwalk. 2 Ms. Mayer and Mr. Nelson prepare the next year's schedule. 3 Roger Arens and Joe Schmidt study for their ten-page shop final. 4 Mr. Hansen learns a valuable lesson: Don't hold the nail while Wylie us.es the hammer. 5 Let's hear it for the boys!!! 6 EENEE, MEENEE, MINEE, MOE (Mrs. Schultz) 7 Okay, Mr. Wilkinson, Mrs. Nelson, we give up. What is it? M. Arens A. Babai B. Bergan C. Biever T. Bornfleth S. Bouquet E. Brehmer R Broberg L. Bruegger J. Buol R. Burcalow R. Carlson J. Carr W. Carrels K. Carson K. Doebbert J. Dunagan L. Edelbach T. Fisk M. Flanaghan T. Flanaghan C. Glomski D. Gosse E. Hager 19 C. Hammer T. Hanson J. Hoyt D. Huth J. Huth M. Huth B. Irish C.Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson M. Kennebeck M. Koopman M. Lamey S. Lee J. Loretz J. Marking D. Meurer L. Meurer B. Meyer J. Mussell B. Olson S. Passe T. Passe BMWttten T. Kouumw C. Prescher T. Reeser J. Reinhardt B. Richards H. Schierts W. Schjolberg D. Schmit D. Schuth M. Sholing D. Stumpf R. Swanson K. Tentis S. Tentis K. Tierney M. Wallerich K. Watson C. Weirather W. Wendt J. Wilson C. Wise T. Wodele M. Wyatt S. Zomok Not Pictured: Amy Blaschko Todd Evers Ron Hutchinson Ron Merckling Richard Schuth SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF 80 22 S. Bailey L. Barton B. Berning L. Blair J. Breuer H. Bussian 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 M. Harms L. Hedin B. Johnson T. Keller P. Klas J. Klein J. Kohn Z. Kreisher T. Kronebusch R. LaVigne A. Loechler S. Losinski C. Marking B. Mayo P. McNallan D. Meyer D. Miller J. Miller S. O'Flaherty T. Olson B. Passe T. Passe J. Patrow M. Petersen B. Petersen D. Pfeilsticker K. Pol yard S. Rabehl A. Rahrmann J. Richards J. Schively L). Schmit W. Schmitz P. Schouweiler 23 M. Schurhammer K. Seyffer R. Sill J. Sletten L. Smith T. Speed ling P. Stamschror J. Sullivan T. Sullivan C. Tentis K. Tentis J. Theismann L. Vaplon W. Wagner A. Wallerich D. Wallerich T. Weirather S. Wendt T. Wenzinger D. Williams F. Wingert C. Wise Not Pictured: David Edelbach Kevin Pavelka David Risch Ann Schniit Troy Schneider Mark Vincek Pat Wallerich Dan Wolf 24 JUNIORS - CLASS [OF 85 L. Agin L. Allen B. Barton A. Bignell R. Books M. Bouquet B. Busch S. Carr D. Carrels T. Carrels B. Dunagan J. Edelbach K. Elstad S. Evers S. Evers D. Funke B. Gander B. Gave C. Gilbert K. Gosse B. Gusa D. Gusa B. Harlow B. Hickey 25 J. Hohmeister L. Kennedy D. Kilpatrick P. Klein T. Koopman S. Kreisher J. Kreye B. Kronebusch C. Lamey S. Lanches D., LaRocque M. Loechler M. Mayo J. Mcrckling S. Metz R. Miller C. Noll B. Passe J. Pa trow J. Pavelka J. Petersen S. Pfeilsticker M. Pierce J. Roemer J A. Schierts L. Schmidt W. Scholia R. Schurhammer G. Schuth C. Silker K. Staudacher D. Stromness S. Stumpf T. Sylvester M. Tentis P. Tentis M. Timm D. Wallerich J. Wallerich R. W'allerich J. Wayne T. Wick W. Wilson D. Wobbe C. Zomok Not Pictured: Marie Braun Doris Carrels Rich Gander Doug Gusa 27 Class Of 1984 Jur ' Roger Arens: Wrestling, Football Jim Behrns: FFA Brenda Berning: NHS, Student Council, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Band, All-Star Solo Ensemble, Yearbook, Musicals, Plays Jackie Durcske: Danceline Cheerleading Gymnastics, Track, NHS Junior Class President, Freshman Officer, Sophomore Rep. Tara Ellinghysen: NHS, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Band, Choir, Student Council, Musicals, One-Act Play Judy Emmons: Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Danceline, Chorus Tammy Evenson: Chorus, Track Mike Fox: Football, Baseball, Basketball frn. 'BjJnsrm Aim C$LLJ 6WLUUL i� j Judy Emmons OcJSjulj DuAjUOKLjl, dui Cj r Tammy E |enson W 1 Dean Fiedler $)to faimkj JJanfaR) Sue, I've got to show you this really neat guy! (L. Packer, S. Tonsfeldt) 3 J2 cAbo ■ _ you sure you didn't send me ja As 2)qxa}i yictp L' P jU Aj£Lj T Todd ander Mike Cos ' A Di twjifeo iuresui 1 U1IU 'GfClito Paul Koenig Mike Gosse: Football, Baseball Jenny Greenheck: Volleyball, Cheerleading, Golf, Choir, Solo Ensemble, Student Council, NHS, Plays, Discussion Team Sarah Hager: Track, Chorus Deb Hanson: Band, All-Star Band Roxanne Harlow: Volleyball, Basketball, Cheerleading, NHS, Yearbook, School Newspaper, Photography Club, Arts Festival Paul Kennebeck: Band, Golf, Plays, Football, Chorus Paul Koenig: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf Lamey ►usan Lanches Jean Kohn: Yearbook, FHA, German Club Lisa Koopman: Student Council, Softball, NHS, Band, Gymnastics, Danceline, Cheerleading, Class Officer Brian Lamey: Football, Basketball, Golf, NHS, Student Council, Plays, Quiz Bowl Team, Discussion Team, Project 120 Carrie Ludwitzke: Basketball, Choir, All-Star Choir Wendy McNallan: Choir, Danceline Lisa Lawless tyojurJ 7 C yyjdu a w WT) � - Brenda Miller Wilson So which parties are you going to? (Scott Binner and Lynn Sheeley) £ jjndo. ro. U3 Ju T]iUjjtv Jtrdt Jim Richards Ed Rabehl u'a'U 105tleft Q ZsUtsPoAAt foojjj'rcfwdJ yxjtaup -rtSC _ Dawn Pavelka: Track Manager, Loyalty Day, Speech John Schmidt: Wrestling Dale Schmit: FFA crfUvvcG There, $lo,000,000 to our new £wiss bank account. (J. Schuth and B Gander) 37 rank Speed ling Else (3mUk JLjL CtUt f dcJlMUA- 2tWkV “cibaa Hu . (jfuGo his-pCs 'fiohj JJO Stacy Schuth Qetxn ua?biA? Jim Tentis Carol Schones: Gymnastics Manager, Cheerleading, Plays, NHS, Yearbook, FHA Jim Schuth: Chorus, Plays, All Star, All State. Solo Ensemble Stacy Schuth: Chorus Lisa Sharpe: Cheerleading, Gymnastics, Softball, NHS, Band, Plays Rob Sill: Band, Basketball, Baseball, Football, NHS. Student Council, Class Officer Pam Sperl: Track, Volleyball, Basketball, Discussion Team. High Quiz Bowl Team. NHS Jim Swanson: Baseball, Football, Basketball Robin Tentis: Band, Gymnastics Deb Vaplon: Gymnastics, Track. NHS 39 fafa 'Hototd THINGS WE REMEMBER ABOUT 1984: The football game we had against St. Croix Lutheran The Pines The famous trip to Gustavus Camping out prom night Beautiful Bob Jerry Gerken Good times at lunch Twin Bluffs Bud Co rp of '84 signs Slippery dances Good times with friends Lake City cops and football games Mrs. T Mr. Smith's leaving Watching the football team get to state Lester Hill ILLUSIONS Shattered illusions Lay in the dust I've left them behind Like an old lover I could not trust Old ambitions Die hard in time I've learned to suffer This life of mine Dawn Pavelka Best Athlete Mike Loretz Shannon Meyer Best Dressed Mike Noll Shannon Meyer Best Personality Jim Marx Sue Glomski Best Tush Mike Loretz Lisa Williams Gone Steady Longest Rob Sill Jill Breuer Class Clown Paul Kennebeck Jean Kohn Don Juan Dean Fiedler Hottest Car Dale Schmidt Lead Foot Scott Rick Miss Hustle Mr. Hustle Jackie O'Flaherty Dean Fiedler Most Likely to Succeed Brian Lamey Pam Sperl Most Quiet Scott Meyer Lisa Klein Nicest Smile Jim Marx Jenny Greenheck Party Queen Party King Lisa Packer Steve Schwalbe Potty Mouth Pat Watson Liz Bayer Senior Class Sweethearts Mike Noll Judy Emmons 41 1 Barb Mayo and Marie Braun practice their keyboarding skills in Computer Literacy. 2 You guys still working on that 10-minute accounting assignment? (G. Schuth, M. Pierce. M. Loechler, M. Bouquet. 3 Else Smith just hasn't gotten use to American food. 4 Not until he's finished, Chris! (R. Gander, D. Funke, C. Silker) 42 1 Rev Hager and Dave Edelbach eat the evidence. 2 Shawn Lee washes her clothes and hair at the same time! 3 Jeff Breuer breakdancing for his friends. (J. Schively. M. Cosse, D. Fox. T. Kronebusch) 4 Jeff Hohmeister figures he's short about $o,000 for his vette. (Better allow for speeding tickets, Jeff.) Brian Dunagan Cecilia Wingert Dick Srrith Colleen Tentis Brian Bergan Sue Glomski 1. You got a hot one, huh Lome? (L. Hedin) 2. Sweet dreams are made of this. (P. Wallerich, J. Patrow) 3. Hi Ya! Lisa Koopman uses her Karate on Linda Schmidt 4. Sharp-dressed man, Don Huth. 1. This is how Mr. Loretz will find out. Bob. (B. Kronebusch) 2. Shelly O'Flaherty trys to get it through her head. 3. The conference room is a great place to study. Jim and Troy should try it sometime. (J. Kohn, T. Schneider) 4. Ted Carrels turns up the volume in his hair. 5. Dale Meyer? Alone? Studying??? il Homecoming is . . . 48 Homecoming was here and gone so fast, but it was one homecoming that will not be forgotten soon. The days of the week started us out but made us look as if we were no longer in high school (maybe that's why we did it!). Monday was Toga Day. That night we held the creative skits, | beautiful bonfire, breathtaking snake dance, and crushing car caravan. On Tuesday, we felt (and looked) like we were in 90-degree weather. Yes, it was Hawaiian Day. We also had our second annual powder-puff football game which the senior girls won!! j Wednesday made us look like we were from a different world. It was Punk Day. Thursday was Nerd and Camouflage Day. This was the day that 100% of the guys participated in one way or another. Friday was Red White Button day. We had a pep fest which included the senior snake and a pie-eating contest during which Dean Fiedler got carried away and put his pie in Mr. Smith's face. That made everyone's day but so did the football game against Dover-Eyota. We were losing up until the last 36 seconds, and we got a touchdown! Saturday night Yike and Judy were crowned at the dance which featured the rock group Gemini. A Total Eclipse of the Heart Juvie J. Schuth, C. Silker, L. Bayer, J. O'Flaherty, T. Harms, T. Ellinghysen, C. Schones, K. Carson, C. Johnson he The One-Act play “Juvie was a more serious play then the ones that have done in the past. It took place in a juvenile delinquent center during the course of a night. The One-Act competition took place at Chatfield on January 28. The cast members received good ratings from all of the judges and placed fourth among the nine schools there. “Juvie was then performed for the public that same night in the high school theatre. so Tisha Harms Sunny ............ Kathy Carson Skip .......... ...Chris Silker Carey ..........Jackie O'Flaherty Andre Jerome, I Donou f,J Ann . p J y.....Tara Ellinghysen Pi,,k,' oa4rymw B yer Jane .............Carol Schones 3'Wpm, fruwtcd thrash frtdl mwtfc with IE, ClorK, It ,, $chu i lov £, T% Winter Dance Sophomore Candidates. Front Row: J. Edwards, P. Schouweiler, B. Passe, W. Wagner, B. Gosse, H. Bussian. Back Row: F. Wingert, P. Klas, T. Wenzinger, J. Kohn, D. Meyer, T. Schneider. King Jim Roemer Queen Lisa Agin Prince Troy Schneider Princess Betsy Gosse The camera shy junior candidates were: Lisa Agin, Cami Noll, Beth Hickey, Sarah Metz, Linda Schmidt, Lisa Allen, Mike Pierce, Mike Bouquet, Grant Schuth, Ron Schurhammer, Jim Roemer. Meet the proud new parents! Winter Carnival and Sadie Hawkins were combined this year due to lack of funds for two dances. Therefore, there were two sets of royalty. The Days of the Week included Camouflage day, Hawaiian Day, Ribbon Day, Western Day, and something new. Security Day. On this last day, students brought items such as blankets, stuffed goys, and Cabbage Patch dolls — all those things which make one feel secure! The dance was held in the Commons on Saturday, March 31. Students danced to the music of Mafficks. Against All Odds was the theme. ■ Anything Goes . . . This year's musical was Anything Goes by Cole Porter. It was a comical play which took place on a ship. It was like the modern-day Love Boat with everyone falling in love. People started singing and dancing whenever they felt the rhythm in their feet. Ms. Parish said that the best part of the play was the dedicated cast members that stuck it out. She knew that it would be a challenge for some people. She also stated that is was a fun musical to direct, act in, and watch. This year's best actress and actor were Tisha Harms and Mike Noll for their portrayals in the musical. The best supporting actress and actor were Jackie O'Flaherty and Jim Schuth for their performances in the one-act, Juvie. Front: T. Harms, T. Wick, J. O'Flaherty, T. Ellinghysen. Back: P. Kennebeck, M. Noll, B. Busch, S. Schwalbe. 52 C Wodele, L. Walton, C. Tentis, R. Harlow, C. Hammer, T. Wodele, T. Harms, D. Williams, J. Emmons, J. O'Flaherty, B. Mayo, K. Carson CAST Reno Sweeny ...........Tara Ellinghysen Sir Evelyn Oakleigh . . Steve Schwalbe Billy Crocker .. ■ av..Mike Noll Hope Harcourt .............Tracy Wick Moonface Martin (public enemy 13) . . Paul Kennebeck Bonnie Bing ..............Tisha Harms Mrs. Wadsworth T. Harcourt . . Jackie O'Flaherty Elisha J. Whitney, (wallstreet) . . Brett Busch Charity (art- angel) . Roxanne Harlow Chastity (an angel) . Christine Hammer Purity (an angel) .....Dana Williams Virtue (an angel) .....Judy Emmons Captain Sven Svenson . John Schjolberg Purser Susy Simpleton . . Lisa Walton Stewardess Judy Jones Katie Wodele Cameraman Joe Smith . . Jason Johnson Reporter Melvin Slush . Jason Brelsford Ching Ling .. .........Kathy Carson Ling Ching ............... Barb Mayo Bishop O'Toole lst Mate Stan Igna- towski ................... Grey Wodele Tootsie Tootles .......Colleen Tentis Hazel Barrett .........Lisa Wallerich 53 1984 Senior Prom The Juniors did an excellent job at preparing and decorating for prom while having fun at the same time. The senior displayed their formal wear proudly while nervously walking in the grand march. Jim Marx and Deb Vaplon were crowned as our 1984 prom royalty. The prom committee chose Heaven as the theme which was played by the group Meanstreak the band for prom. We Made It!!!- The 1984 commencement exercises were held in the high school gymnasium on June 1. Mike Bouquet and Lisa Allen were chosen as junior escorts. Speeches were given by the co-valedictorians, Carol Schones and Pam Sperl; salutatorian, Brian Lamey; class president. Shannon Meyer; and class representative, Tisha Harmes. The senior members sang the class song “Sojourn. Final Memories Class Motto: I've been going a long time now along the way I've learned some things. You have to make the good times yourself, take the little times and make them into big times and save the times that are all right for the ones that aren't so good. Class Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue Class Flower: White rose CLASS OFFICERS President: Shannon Meyer Vice President: Lisa Koopman Secretary: Paul Wallerich Treasurer: Jim Marx 56 Organizations Yearbook Annual staff pages are due. When this announcement appeared in the daily bulletin, annual staff members steered clear of the business area. They didn't want Mrs. Loshek to ask them for their pages which weren't done. Excuses such as I spilled a shake all over them, I just didn't have enough time, Someone took my pictures, just weren't good enough. So we finished our pages. We came during the summer and finished the book. We hope you enjoy it. Front Row: S. Glomski, J. O'Flaherty, R. Harlow, S. Tonsfeldt Back Row: P. Winters, C. Lamey, J. Kohn, L. Packer, S. Meyer Not Pictured: J. Hohmeister, J. Patrow, L. Smith Photography Club Carol Lamey works past her bedtime on yearbook pages. Gotcha!!! (J. Patrow) Students had to be quicker at hiding from the camera this year. This was the first time the school had a photography club. The members took many of the shots for the yearbook. The members learned the use of various cameras, how to develop film, and how to enlarge and develop prints from Mr. Graupner, the school photographer. B. Gander, R. Harlow, J. Patrow Not Pictured: L. Smith Student Council Front row: B. Gosse, L. Koopman, T. Passe, K. Watson, J. dreenheck, T. Ellinghysen, T. Wodele. Back row: K. Polyard, B. Johnson, S. Bouquet, B. Berning, C. Lamey, D. Schmidt. Student Council organizes bake sales, and gives the ok for other groups to have bake sales. They are also in charge of parents night. These people represent the students in school. If students have an idea for something new or have a complaint, they should get in touch with the Student Council. National Honor Society Top: L. Sharpe, T. Ellinghysen, P. Sperl, R. Sill, J. Dureske, B. Berning S. Meyer, D. Vaplon. Bottom: L. Koopman, T. Harms, B. Lamey. S. Metz, P. Klein, T. Miller, P. Wallerich, J. Greenheck, L. Allen, S. Glomski, C. Schones, R. Harlow. This year's NHS members really showed a great deal of ambition by having a variety of fund raisers. During the football season, WKHS hats were sold (which helped to boost the school spirit even more). Before Christmas, there was a fruit sale. On Valentine s Day, carnations and kisses were sold and delivered by Tisha Harms and Paul Wallerich. The candy sale in April was also very successful. The money from these fundraisers was partially used for scholarships. The remaining funds paid for their main trip to the Twin Cities. There the members spent the weekend of May 19 and 20 visiting Valleyfair, staying at Hotel Seville, and attending Chanhassen Dinner Theatre. Participating in High Quiz Bowl this year were Pam Sperl, Tammy Miller, Brian Lamey, and Mark Gusa; Carol Schones was the alternate. 59 German Club The German Club concentrated on the cultures of the German people. They prepared German dishes and tried to learn different dances. Front Row: T. Flanaghan, L. Edelbach, K. Carson, E. Smith. Back Row: H. Bussian, T. Reeser, L. Bayer, C. Vandemerwe, S. Carr, B. Kronebusch, Mr. Huntoon. Theatre Council This year a committee was formed to help get the plays ready. The group consisted of (front row) L. Bayer, J. O'Flaherty, K. Carson, (back row) J. Schuth, M. Gusa, C. Silker 60 Office Aides Front row: J. Marking, T. Pfeilsticker, D. Vaplon, S. Neidel, Mrs. Ostrom, J. Dureske, S. Schuth, and D. Schmidt. Back row: P. Kennebeck, T. Harms, and L. Meyer. The office aides have the responsibility of answering the phones, running off copies of material and running errands when the secretary is out of the office or busy with other jobs. T. Ellinghysen, B. Miller Wilson, Mrs. Nelson, J. Johnson, J. Schuth, S. Schuth, B. Mayo, and R. Tentis Library Aides Speech Discussion Team ——— ...................___ M. Huth, S. Stumpf, A. Rahrmann, L. Smith, L. Gosse, M. Arens, T. Flanaghan, D. Gosse, K. Fellows, M. Tentis, L. Meurer, C. Hammer, K. Watson, K.. Staudacher, T. Wick, S. Bouquet, and S. Metz K. Carson, T. Harms, P. Wallerich, J. Greenheck, Mr. Wilkinson, B. Lamey, P. Sperl, and Ms. Parish The Discussion Team attempts to identify a problem and find a solution to it. The topics are taken from general topic groups. This year it was technology's influence on business, the home, education, and medicine. This was the first year for the group. Mr. Wilkinson assured success and successful it was. During the school year, the group visited Coon Rapids, Cannon Falls, Do- ver-Eyota, and more. Brian, Pam, and Jenny were in the top twenty at Cannon Falls. Pam also came in first at Dover-Eyota. For speech, Tisha received first place at Coon Rapids in creative expression, and first place again at Dover-Eyota. Danceline Danceline captains were Sarah Metz and Tracy Wick. Performances were done to the songs Beat It, Human Touch, and Far from Over. There were about seven performances including State quarter and semi-finals. Homecoming game. Boys basketball for districts, Girls basketball for district, and a few others. Main trip was to the Aquatennial. Sarah Metz earned the Bravette award this year. 62 All-Star Chorus Front Row: C. Wise, M. Blair, T. Wick, Back Row: R. Sill, J. Schuth, T. Weirather, T. Ellinghysen, C. Ludwitzke, J. O'Flaherty, M. Noll All-Star Band Front Row: B. Gosse, D. Hanson Back Row: M. Timm, L. Meyer, B. Berning FFA Rustling or hustling, Jim? (J. Behrns) Officers: S. Meyer, S. Rabehl, B. Huth, D. Lewis, M. Braun, E. Rabehl Dairy Judging Team: Weirather, Rabehl, Irish, Wolfe FFA competed in the Regional Wildlife, General Livestock, Crops, and Dairy Contests this year. They also competed in an invitational basketball tournament! Activities also included trips to the State Fair, the Northern Farm Show, and a hayride party in October. Main events were the annual banquet held on March 19 during which awards were presented to outstanding FFA members and to outstanding community supporters of the FFA. Front Row: M. Wallerich, K. Pavelka, D. Wolf, D. Wallerich, B. Huth, S. Meyer, T. Wodele Back Row: J. Tentis, E. Rabehl, D. Schmidt, J. Behrns, M. Braun, D. Lewis, J. Schmidt, T. Gander, S. Rabehl Row 1: F. Speedling, J. Swanson, R. Arens, B. Baron. Row 2: R. Sill. J. Tentis. B. Langanki, L Fiedler, P. Wallerich, P Koenig. Row 3: Coach S. Fredrickson, Mgr. C. Van der Merwe, M. Loret? M. Noll, J. Peters, Coach C. Karger. Row 4: T. Schneider, J. Roemer, P. Kennebeck. B. Lamey, K Gosse, T. Koopman. Row 5: J. Kohn, S. McDonald, M. Fox, M. Loechler, J. Wayne, K. Popp. 1. Did 1 win first place in the beauty contest? (S. McDonald) 2. This is a good place for a Stickup! (D. Fiedler) A Team Gets Ugly! Coach Karger said, “1983-84 marked the entry of W-K High School into the Three Rivers Conference. The football team made this occurence much more noteworthy by winning the conference championship with a 6-1 record and having Mike Noll, Mike Loechler, Jim Peters, Jim Swanson, Frank Speedling, and Roger Arens selected to the All-Conference Team. The Indians thereby qualified for the state play-off and proceeded with victories over St. Croix Lutheran (38-22) and Rochester Lourdes (21-16) before losing to the eventual state cham- pions, Jordan, in the semi-final game (0-20). Final record 10 wins and 2 losses. Jim Peters set a new school rushing record with the help of his teammates (1447 yards on 211 carries). Mike Noll and Jim Peters were named to the A.P. All State Team. Assistant Coach Fredrickson said, “It was a great year for W-K football. This team will go down in the school's history as one of the best we've produced. I'm sure we haven't seen the end of these players' football exploits. It will be a year we will all remember. FOOTBALL OVERALL RECORD WE Lake City 19 Winona Cotter 2o Elgin-Millvrlle P.N.’ 15 Chatfield 33 St. Charles 17 Dover-Eyota HC' 15 Plainview 27 Spring Valley 26 Lewiston 31 PL A V-OFFS St. Croix Lutheran 38 Qr. Finals-Rochester Lourdes 21 Semi-Finals-Jordan 0 THEY 7 20 7 6 21 14 14 8 6 The B-squad football team had an up and down year winning four and losing two, while the freshman team won both of their contests. With hard work, both squads should enjoy winning seasons in the years ahead. The B Team Takes Four Front row: L. Hedin, M. Lamey, J. Mussell, R. Swanson, B. Irish, C. Biever, T. Passe. Middle Row: J. Reinhardt, B. Passe, P. Klas, C. Wise, R. Burcalow, D. Meurer, D. Miller, D. Edelbach. Back Row: Coach Schumacher, T. Gamble, B. Berning, R. Schuth, R. Lavigne, T. Wengzinger, B. Bergan, T. Schneider, D. Stumpf, R. Ellinghysen, D. Fox, Asst. Coach Anderson. B-Squad Football WE THEY Elgin-Millville 14 6 St. Charles 12 6 Winona Cotter 20 0 Dover-Eyota 8 30 Plainview 8 12 Lake City 14 0 Lake City 26 24 Lewiston 26 6 Wayne Carrels paying attention as usual. LMmLMLj i jSW8l£ Capt. S. Meyer, J. Pavelka, L. Williams, R. Harlow, P. Sperl, Coach Kay Olson, Capt. J. Greenheck, Mgr. C. Lamey Breuer, ]. Kreye. Asst. Coach Glenn Huntoon, T. Ellinghysen. E. Smith, B. Berning, L. Packer A-Squad Volleyball Overall Record 9-9 Conference 7-7 W-K Opponent 1 Lake City 2 2 E-M 0 2 Chatfield 0 1 St. Charles 2 2 D-E 0 2 Plainview 1 2 Spring Valley 0 1 Lewiston 2 2 E-M 0 0 Chatfield 2 1 St. Charles 2 1 D-E 1 1 Plainview 2 0 Spring Valley 2 0 Lewiston 2 2 Lourdes 0 2 Lewiston 1 0 Chatfield 2 W.K. Netters Break Even The varsity girls volleyball team had a very successful season with a record of 9-9. 'They were one of the nicest groups of girls to work with ' said Ms. Olson. ■ The highlight of the season was knocking off number one seeded Lewiston from district tournament play. The girls then went against Chatfield in the quarter finals of districts but were beaten. The squad was led by co-captains Jenny Greenheck and Shannon Meyer They did an excellent job leading the girls through a very fine season. The teair chose Jenny Greenheck as the team's M.V.P. Lisa Williams and Tara Ellinghysen were selected to the Three-Rivers Conference team. Going from a 3-9 record to a 9-6 record indicates the potential that these girls have. What a great season! Those were the words of Coach Glenn Huntoon when asked about this year's B-squad volleyball team. The team was more experienced this year with 11 returning sophomores. They tallied up a conference record of 9 wins and 5 losses. The girls and coaches look forward enthusiastically to next year! Improved Abilities Help B-Squad Front row: S. Meyer, L. Packer, T. Ellinghysen, P. Sperl, B. Berning, B. Johnson. Back row: Coach Fredrickson, K. Polyaii (Mgr.), T. Pfeilsticker, T. Passe, S. Pfeilsticker, C. Ludwitzke, Coach Karger. A-Team Ends Season With Win Over Spring Valley The girls' basketball team had a season record of 10-10. This year's co-captains were Shannon Meyer and Pam Sperl. The team's major victory of the season was the final against the leading league them, Spring Valley. The team was led to their victories by seven seniors, 1 ara Ellingh' Pam Sperl, Brenda Berning, Lisa Packer, Shannon Meyer and Terrie Pfeilsticker; one junior. Sue Pfeilsticker; and two freshman, Barb Johnson and Terri Passe. The leading scorer was Brenda Berning with an average of 11.1 pts. per game for 223 pts. She was also the leading rebounder averaging 9.4 for 187. Lisa Packer was the team's leading percentage shooter with 67% on free throws and 41% on field goals. 1983-84 GIRLS A-TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES W-K OPPONENT 61 Mazeppa 35 30 Lake City 51 32 Elgin-Millville 36 36 Chatfield 34 30 St. Charles 27 47 Dover-Eyota 31 34 Mazeppa 33 40 Plainview 43 47 Spring Valley 54 31 Lewiston 29 25 Elgin-Millville 39 40 Chatfield 54 36 St. Charles 34 36 Dover-Eyota 18 20 Lake City 61 34 Plainview 41 39 Lewiston 41 51 Spring Valley 45 47 Dover-Eyota 28 31 Elgin-Millville 45 Imagine how much tun this would be if they had a bastekball! The girls' basketball team concluded the season with a 6-8 record. Coach Fredrickson said, Inexperience proved to be our biggest disadvantage with only three sophomores and the remaider of the team freshmen. The sophomores, Betsy Gosse, Wendy Wagner and Lori Va-plon, will move up to begin their varsity career; the freshman are waiting to apply the valuable experience they gained this year to next year's schedule. Michelle Arens led all scorers with 84 points in the year, followed by: Sue Tentis, 61 pts; Wendy Wagner, 52 pts; and Laura Bruegger, 42 pts. Young Team Wins Six Front row: B. Gosse, S. Bouquet, M. Arens, W. Wagner, S. Tentis. Back row: K. Polyard (Mgr.), L. Vaplon, L. Bruegger, K. Watson, Coach Fredrickson. The girls give Mr. Fredrickson a care package of junk food and a Merle W-K 1983-84 GIRLS B-TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT 14 Elgin-Millville 26 24 Mazeppa 17 24 Dover-Eyota 30 lo Lake Citv 30 18 Mazeppa 14 34 Plainview 31 18 St. Charles 23 22 Lewiston 21 24 Elgin-Millville 27 22 St. Charles 21 29 Dover-Evota 48 20 Lake City 33 23 Plainview 31 32 Lewiston 36 Haggard tape. Duke Loretz Ends Coaching Career With 14-6 Record ''My concern at the start of the season was that we were a very inexperienced team with most players seeing only limited varsity experience prior to the season ' commented Coach Loretz when asked about the season. The season was an overall success as we finished with a 14-6 record, but the slump in the last few weeks of the regular season kept us from gaining first place in the conference race. Mr. Loretz resigned at the end of the season after 16 years as W-K's basketball coach. First row: T. Koopman, R. Schurhammer, R. Miller, J. Hohmeister, M. Loretz, Second row: P. Koenig, K. Gosse, R. Sill, M. Noll, J. Swanson, Third row: Asst, coach, Mr. Anderson, G. Schuth, M. Loechler, M. Bouquet, W. Wilson, M. Fox, Coach Mr. Loretz, and Manager, D. Anderson. 1983-84 BOYS A-TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES W-K 68 Mazeppa OPPONENT 31 72 Elgin-Millvillc 39 79 Chatiield 42 55 St. Charles 4o 54 Dover-Eyota 80 Mazeppa 60 46 Plainview 40 50 Spring Valley 46 43 Lake City 36 55 Lewiston 54 73 Elgin-Millville 53 ol Chagfield 31 61 St. Charles . 63 52 Dover-Eyota 41 o4 Plainview 43 44 Spring Valley 50 36 Lake City 46 49 Lewiston 56 57 Lewiston 55 33 Lourdes 44 Your what's on fire? (G. Schuth) The B-Squad ended the season with an impressive 13-1 record. Commenting on the season. Coach Anderson said, We had a very fine year. Everybody worked hard which brought about many I, good victories.” We're Number One Almost Front Row: L. Hedin, B. Berning, M. Gosse, D. Miller Middle Row: S. Bailey, R. Sill, T. Schneider, T. Passe, D. Stumpf, (Mgr.) D. Anderson Back Row: Coach Maury Anderson, D. Fox, R. Schuth, J. Kohn, B. Bergan, P. Klas BOYS B-TEAM W-K BASKETBALL SCORES Opponent 38 Mazeppa 21 35 Elgin 30 40 St. Charles 39 47 Dover-Eyota 32 74 Mazeppa 38 52 Plainview 31 45 Lake City 27 49 Lewiston 34 59 Elgin 47 49 St. Charles 28 44 Dover-Eyota 41 74 Plainview 37 31 Lake City 33 35 Lewiston 34 Dan Stumpf, ready for takeoff. Gymnastics Sends Another Individual To State For the third year in a row, W-K. sent a member of the gymnastics team to the state competition. This year it was Brenda Passe. Brenda and Leslie Barton advanced to regions on the vault, placing second and fifth respectively; but only the top three places advance to state. Each individual member had personal successes on various events during the season, even though they were outscored by their opponents in dual competitions. The B-team had a very successful season. Theh won all but two of their meets. Front: A. Mcisch, D. Gosse, J. Kruger, S. Losinski, K. Metzler Middle: Coach Olson, Coach Rabe, L. Walton, C. Sobeck, P McNallen, L. Schuth, C. Tentis, L. Passe, T. Fisk, A. Rahmann, K. Denn, Managers Jackie O'Flaherty and Jamie Peterson Back: B. Passe, L. Barton, L. Schmidt, J. Dureske, J. Breuer, S. Metz, L. Sharpe, D. Vaplon TEAM RESULTS W-K Varsity Opponent 93.7 Caledonia 109.05 83.35 Stewartville 98.35 87.30 Byron 95.15 87.75 Pine Island 97.20 90.05 Chatfield 111.95 10160 Caledonia Inv. 94.20 Harmony 99.10 97.65 Chatfield 116.65 98.45 Pine Island 104.15 102.30 Stewartville 106.10 99.25 Byron 109.35 73.80 B-Squad Caledonia 74.40 72.90 Stewartville 60.20 65.70 Byron 57.10 60.30 Pine Island 54.70 75.10 Chatfield 72.90 67.20 Harmony 61.10 79.80 Chatfield 83.80 78.40 Pine Island 56.00 80.90 Stewartville 80.10 77.70 Byron 73.20 74 Front Row: D. Huth, M. Gusa, C. Biever, J. Richards, J. Marx, D. Funke, F. Wingert, T. Gamble, D. Fiedler, R, Ellinghysen, T. Sylvester Back Row: J. Lechmann, A. Hanson, L. Hartert, Coach Sanders, L. Agin, C. Schones, S. Glomski, R. Harlow, Asst. Coach Dennis Fiedler, D. Stromness, J. Mussell The wrestling team tied a record for region participants this year by having seven wrestlers qualify. Coach Ron Sanders said five of the seven look very promising for next year while two of them will be graduated. We will miss Jim Marx and Dean Fiedler for they were strong wrestlers and had successful seasons. We also gained a heavyweight, Terry Sylvester, who helped us greatly throughout the season, commented Coach Sanders. In addition to Marx and Fiedler, Jon Richards, Terry Sylvester, Dan Funke, Dave Huth, and Ted Gamble participated in Regions. Seven Wrestle To Regions Dean helps Frank get a kink out of his neck (D. Fiedler, F. Wingert) Byron: Tournament Winners Team Second 1st - 2nd 4th — Lewiston: 1st — 2nd — Lake City: 1st — 2nd — 3rd — Districts: 2nd — 4th — 5th — Jim Marx Jon Richards Dave Huth Mark Gusa Terry Sylvester Dean Fiedler Frank Wingert Dean Fiedler Dan Funke Jon Richards Terry Sylvester Jon Richards Jim Marx Rick Ellinghysen Dan Funke Dean Fiedler Terry Sylvester Jon Richards Jim Marx Dean Fiedler Dan Funke Ted Gamble Terry Sylvester Dave Huth Boys Advance To Regions Captains Dean Fiedler, Jim Peters, and Mike Loretz got off to a good start with the help of Mike Loechler, Jim Kohn, and Pete Klas. Jim Kohn placed first in districts in the 200-meter dash and advanced to regions. He placed fifth there. Ellinghysen advanced in both the shot and discus, placing sixth overall. The boys 400-meter relay team did exceptionally well in regions but did not advance to state. The team consisted of Klas, Kohn, Peters, and Loretz. Loretz advanced to regions in two other events — long jump and 100-meter dash but did not place. Mike Loretz was named MVP for the year. The girls team had a good season led by captains Shannon Meyer and Deb Vaplon. Michele Arens placed well in the 100-meter dash. Our relays did fairly well as did our distance runners. Shannon Meyer broke the discus record at districts with a 13T 7 throw which was 10' over the record. Overall, the team had a good year but as one member of the team said, We look forward to doing even better next year. Meyer Breaks District Record CEj □a Front Row: Mgr. M. Weirather, P. Schouweiler, M. Petersen, J. Graner, C. Sobeck, L. Passe, M. Kaufman, L. Walton, D. Fiedler, Back Row: S. Meyer, L. Bruegger, T. Weirather, D. Vaplon, K. Tentis, M. Arens, L. Vaplon, B. Passe, L. Smith, Coach C. Karger vmmn Practice makes perfect for S. Meyer. Okay, who super-glued Lisa's shoes? Boy, that sand must be hot!!! (M. Petersen) Indians Finish With 7-6 Record The 1983-84 baseball season was a very successful one. The team had a very good start winning their first four games. Then they took a downward turn. The overall record was 7-6. The conference record was 2-3. Finishing as runner-up in the districts. Coach Anderson said, I am very proud of the boys on a job well done. The Indians were shutout 5-0 by the Cotter Ramblers for the second-place finish. The softball team ended their season with a 2-15 record. Coach Schumacher said that inexperience was the biggest factor with eight of the fifteen players out for their first season and only one returning senior. The team put a lot of effort in the games but the playing skills were not at a high enough level to win some of the games. Coach Schumacher also said, with some hard work by the returning players, the team will enjoy success in future years. Terrie Pfeilsticker was selected as MVP. Softball Team Has Disappointing Season Front Row: S. Tentis, J. Petersen, S. Kreye, A. Rahrman, D. Pfeilsticker, S. Lee, W. Wagner Back Row: S. Pfeilsticker, M. Kennebeck, T. Passe, T. Wenzinger, J. Patrow, J. Kreye, T. Pfeilsticker, T. Passe, Coach Schumacher SEASON RECORD WK OPPONENT 3 Plum City 20 11 Goodhue 23 14 Cochrane- Fountain City 15 8 Dover-Eyota 3 12 Dover-Eyota 13 1 Stewartville 13 1 Stewartville 10 9 St. Charles 4 13 St. Charles 15 2 Chatfield 5 2 Chatfield 8 0 Kasson- Mantorville 10 0 Kason- Mantorville 10 14 Cochrane- Fountain City 15 2 Lake City 12 8 Lake City 9 6 Lake City 16 CD Look out, Castino!!! (T. Passe) Front Row: C. Prescher, S. Metz, A. Blaschko, C. Hammer Back Row: Coach J. Dalen, R. Pierce, L. Allen, J. Greenheck, J. Reinhardt, S. Bouquet. Front Row: M. Pierce, R. Sill, H. Schierts, C. Prescher, J. Loretz, C. Wise, B. Busch, M. Scholling, R. Sill, J. Theismann. Back Row: R. Schurhammer, J. Breuer, B. Lamey, M. Bouquet, P. Kenne-beck, W. Wilson, T. Schneider, B. Berning, K. Blaschko, Coach Dalen Girls Record 8-5 W-K Lake City Opponent 226 Lake City Trny. 230 215 Stewartville (2nd place) 224 LaCrescent 232 216 Lewiston 255 208 Plainview 218 223 Spring Valley 215 217 LaCrescent 224 228 Plainview 203 222 Lake City 220 453 Plainview Trny. (8th place) 193 Stewartville 174 423 District (-5th place) Boys Record 19-0 W-K Opponent 160 Lake City 166 167 Cotter 173 157 Stewartville 172 159 Lewiston 184 178 Chatfield 206 158 Plainview 196 159 Spring Valley 169 321 St. James 377 166 Zumbrota 188 Shattuck 203 161 Arcadia 184 168 Cotter 182 160 Plainview 192 162 Lake City 166 158 Conference Trny. (1st Place) 160 Stewartville 164 District (2nd Place) Golfers Have Record-Breaking Year What a great year for our golfers! The 157 score in the Stewartville match was a new school record for the boys, and Brian Lamey's 34 at Stewartville was an individual school record. Brian along with Mike Pierce, Craig Prescher, and Ron Schurhammer were named All-Conference. Rob Sill was medalist in the District; Brian Lamey was fourth. Brian placed second in the Region and went on to place tenth in the State. The boys team had their first undefeated season. They won the Three-Rivers Conference Championship and finished second in the District, just one stroke behind Rochester Lourdes. The girls won their first trophy by finishing second in the Lake City Tournament. Renee Pierce was named MVP for the girls; Brian Lamey MVP for the boys. We've Got Spirit!!! Boys Basketball: L. Williams, J. Greenheck, C. Noll, J. Emmons Volleyball: C. Tentis, L. Keep man, T. Fisk, L. Schmidt Football: D. Williams, C. Noll, B. Hickey, S. Neidel, T. Hanson, L. Agin, J. Emmons, B. Gave Wrestling: R. Harlow, S. Glomski, L. Agin, C. Schones Girls Basketball: D. Williams, J. Kreye, J. Edwards, D. LaRocque CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CITY OF KELLOGG Wabasha County Kellogg, MN 55945 WABASHA MARINA BOATYARD Congratulations Class of '84 Congratulations W-K Seniors! 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(Remember, you've got brown hair, not blonde) I, Scott Binner, will Mrs. Nelson the ability to openly admit she's not a true redhead. I, Jackie Dureske, will Sarah Metz the ability to be able to put up with k baby one more year. I, Tara Ellinghysen, will to my brother, Rick, my ability to stay out of trouble by running away into the woods at Kruger Park, in hopes that he never has to try it. I, Judy Emmons, will Cami Noll, Beth Hickey, Brenda Gave, and Lisa Agin, my car and a map in hopes that they never get lost going to Zumbro Falls while playing Pacman. I, Tammy Evenson, will my brother Jim all the luck he desires. I, Mike Fox, will Mark Gosse the Beef Award. I, Mike Gosse, will Steve Evers an erasable pen for Christmas. I, Jennifer Greenheck, will Cami Noll all the gingerale she can drink in hopes she will never need to drink any beer again. I, Sarah, will Edith the ability to get her work done on time and by herself. 1, Deb Hansen, will to Lisa A. and Lisa A. the ability to keep from getting wet and sticky at work. I, Roxanne Harlow, will Mr. Fiedler all the peace and quiet he can handle after his favorite group of seniors are gone! I, Paul Kennebeck, being of sound mind and body, will all my rat-trapping skills to Mr. Lor-etz. I, Paul Koenig, will to Steve Evers the ability to memories of waiting for the bus in the cold like he will have to do next year, because I won't pick him up. I, Jean Kohn, will Tricia Fisk the energy to keep up with Jerry the way I have. I, Lisa Koopman, will Tricia Fisk my party hat! I, Brian Lamey, will Ron RC Craigmile the ability to hit the long ball and reach a par 5 in 2 shots. I, Carrie Ludwitzke, former benchwarmer, will Mr. Karger the girls' basketball bench. I, Wendy McNallan, will Joe Patrow the ability to go on mighty NOVA road trips without getting a hangover. I, Shannon Meyer, will Ted Passe and Brian Bergan the ability to shoot jump shots and layups as well as I did! I, Tammy Miller, will to Mr. Wilkinson the ability to let one Advance Composition class go by without getting off on a tangent. I, Yike Noll, will to Brian Bergan, Dan Stumpf, Scott Passe, Jon Loretz, Rich Schuth, Rich Swanson, and Chris Biever, my 24-inch arms so that some day they can all be studs like me! 1, Jackie O'Flaherty, being of hilarious mind and talented body, will to Ms. Parish the ability to really know where the school car keys are at all times; and when she gets them, not to throw them through the air. I, Dawn Pavelka, will my sister, Jackie, all the fun and good times she can handle in her senior year. I hope she makes it the best. 1, John Schmidt, will the right to Mark Vin-cek to not be suckered in by J.B. I, Carol Schones, will to Carole Johnson the ability to look before she opens her mouth in JC Penney. I, Jim Schuth, will Mrs. Brelsford the ability to pick out music which the students will sing without complaining that they don't like it! I, Stacy Schuth, will Zina all the nights with B.Y.C. she can handle. Good luck in your future years in school. I, Lisa Sharpe, will Linda Schmidt the ability to keep laughing. I, Rob Sill, will Mr. Dalen the ability to wear all his pink shirts that he has. I, Pam Sperl, will Betsy Gosse the ability to win a Roman-knuckle fight. I, Jim Swanson, being of sound mind and body, will Jeff Breuer an air deodorizer. I, Robin Tentis, will Mr. Mundy the ability to keep the band from dinkin around. 1, Deb Vaplon, will Lori Vaplon the key to my college dorm because I know I will miss my little sis. I, Heidi Wehinger, will Patty McNallan the ability to keep her mouth shut for an hour! I, Cecilia Wingert, being of sound mind and body, will to my brother, Frank, all of the fun and good times I had. Good luck, Frank. I, Barb Wolf, will Ted Carrels to keep all of his bones in one piece. We, the Bud Corp. of '84, will to the Freshmen girls of '84 the right to go out with as good looking guys as us. ♦ -•U. • . • • •• • 'I fcV- ■ - • •. • ; •■ ■ ■ 1 .. - • .. • • • • -