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

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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

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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