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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1985 volume:

S' -67 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT — Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in “Tender Mercies.” Terms of Endearment won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirley MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. o7 OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — The U.S. won more Olympic medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, and Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win an individual gymnastics Olympic medal. gH-M PURPLE PRINCE — One of the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with his nationwide tour and his first movie, Purple Rain.” WHERE’S THE BEEF?— Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase Where’s the beef?” with her TV commercials for Wendy’s. fV “ — SWEET NEWS—Dr. Daniel Azarnoff proudly displayed a molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low-calorie foods. CUKEIENT I EVENTS WARRIOR—=1985 Wabasha-Kellogg High School Wabasha, MN 55981 Stepping In Flail Winter Spring Groups Academics Students . 17 29 42 49 58 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 1 Leslie Barton really gets into her phone calls! 2 Mr. Wilkinson's goon squad. 3 Dreaming of LeAnn, Troy? (T. Schneider) I don't know about you, but Mondays have never been numero uno in my book. Nothing ever happens on soaps, it's never payday, and 1 usually get my tests back. A recent poll taken at W-K. agrees with me. Almost everyone said Mondays are the pits because it means five more days of school. Some said it was their worse day because it meant recovering from a Vikings loss. (Of course, Sunday could be just as bad if you watched them play!) Wednesdays came in second in the poll either because of religion or because students are worn out after two days of classes (I wonder what these people are like by Friday!?!) One student finds Thursdays a real bummer. That's Senior Citizens Day at Super. Just remember T. W., you'll be old some day! Fridays won by a landslide for favorite weekday. As Russ Miller puts it, you get to put your brain to rest. 1 Alright, Road Warriors! Who took Mrs. Nelson's microfilm? (T. Schneider, M. Gosse) 2 Those 7:30 a.m. practices are getting to Kari. (L. Gosse, A. Rahrmann, K. Fellows, D. Gosse) 3 C'mon Tricia, you're not suppose to eat that stuff! 4 Justin, a simple yes” will do. 0- Wilson) 5 Heh, heh, heh. (C. Wise) 3 STEPPING INTO FALL Candidates: J. Roemer, M. Loechler, G. Sehuth, M. Pierce, R. Schurhammer, M. Bouquet (Back) L. Agin, B. Gave, B. Hickey, C. Noll, S. Metz, L. Allen Right: D. Risch T. Sylvester Far Right: S. Stumpf The craziness of Homecoming hit W-K once again. We followed traditions, broke a couple, and created a few of our own. We started this chaotic week by dressing like Julius Caesar, Boy George, Fonzy, and Don Ho. Finally, our wardrobes cooled down to the simple, traditional red and white topped with 20 lbs. of buttons pinned (very carefully) all over our bodies! This, they say, is showing your spirit??? Our energy wasn't limited to school hours. We let loose at the annual Monday night skits. We snake-danced our way (and held up a little traffic) to the huge bonfire; then sprinted to our cars and cruised (a cool 70 mph) to Plainview on the traditional caravan ride. Friday afternoon, we filed down to the gym for a pep 8 fest (an easy way out of 7th hour, anyway). Enthusiasm was high as we enjoyed a 30-minute session of victory cries, pies in the face, and a tug of war ('85 took it away!). The cheering continued until the end of the football battle against Plainview. Half-time entertainment included performances by the Bravettes and the band, and a parade of our class floats ('86 won this one). The Indians put the Gophers back in their hole with 21-18 lit on the scoreboad. Roller jammed with the students for a great Homecoming dance, Saturday night. Lisa Agin was crowned queen, and Jim Roemer, king. Yes, Homecoming '84 was W-K's best. The true spirit of our school was seen in each and every moment of this year's event. Above left: F. Wingert Above right : B. Gosse Left: M. Coffman M. Wyatt M. Brelsford Below left: R. Merckling Hard Habit To Break 4-11 Ouch!!! The overall record for the girls varsity volleyball team was 4-11. With only one returning senior, Jacki Pavelka, one new senior, Ul-rika Lindbolm, and nine juniors the team had little experience, however, the juniors gained valuable experience by playing this year. Next year they expect to have many victories. This year's MVP was J. Pavelka, who was also the captain of the team. Jacki was also selected as a member of the TR All-Conference Team. Six sophomores and fourteen freshmen led the B squad to a season record of 8-9. This year's captain was Sue Tentis. The highlight of the season for the team was their victory at the Goodhue Invitational B Team tournament. They first beat Pine Island 2 out of 3, then sunk Wana-mingo 3 out of 3, and finally beat Goodhue 2 out of 3 for a victory. The victory against Goodhue enabled the team to bring home a first place trophy. Coach Huntoon commented, The girls were a talented group with the hustle, aggressiveness and Front row: U. Lindbolm, J. Pavelka, Second row: T. Passe, W. Wagner, B. Johnson, J. Edwards. Third row: L. Barton, S. O'Flaherty, L. Vaplon, J. Patrow, H. Bussian. Back row: C. Lamey (Mgr.), Coach Huntoon, Coach Olson. When Wendy yells, Julie listens. B-Squad Win Eight!! T. Bornfleth, C. Tentis, L. Walton, T. Fisk Animal Magnetism | $• I | H Front row: S. Kreye, C. Sobeck, S. Lee, J. Schade, R. Pierce. Second row: T. Wenzinger, A. Blaschko, J. Reinhardt, J. Edwards, M. Greeley, T. Reeser. Back row: Coach Olson, L. Schuth, L. Bruegger, S. Tentis, S. Books, M. Arens, D. Fiedler, C. Lamey (Mgr.), Coach Huntoon. B-Squad Volleyball Season Record 8-9 Lake City Elgin-Millville Chatfield St. Charles Dover-Eyota Plainview Spring Valley Lewiston Wanamingo Invit. Pine Island Wanamingo Goodhue Elgin-Millville Chatfield St. Charles Dover-Eyota Plainview Spring Valley Lewiston N) N� O — N N F ootball Camera Shy. Front row: C. Hammer, B. Hickey, C. Noll, D. Williams, B. Gave. Back row: L. Schmidt, L. Agin, L. Allen. Varsity Team WE THEY Lake City 21 16 Elgin-Millville 7 8 Chatfield 6 14 St. Charles 7 20 Dover-Eyota 17 21 Plainview 21 18 Spring Valley 14 8 Lewiston 6 18 liist Row: S. Passe, L. Hedin, P. Klas, D. Stumpf, R: Swanson, T. Gamble, B. Barton, and B. Stamscluor. Second Row: T. Schneider, J. Reinhardt, M. Mayo, R. Ellinghysen, D. Risch, 1. Sylvester, D. Miller, D. Henriksen, and B. Bergan. Third Row: K. Gosse, T. Koopman, J. Kohn, M. Locchler, Asst. Coach Fredrickson, Coach Karger, Asst. Coach Shade, R. Schuth, J. Wayne and B Berning. 12 Teammates call a time out to pose with Dean Meurer. - iV-ho bs ao aiTn™ 79 a„ 6 4 ' T .u f jJ 30-1 .33,: 6( 77-81-66 Front: D. Klapperich, D. Wagner, J. Dunagan, B. Irish, J. Mussel), W. Carrels, M. Koopman, P. Klas, K. Dunagan Back: Mr. Anderson, J. Carr, M. Lamey, R. Burcalow, J. Gosse, J. Burns, T. Smith, T. Passe, D. Bussian, M. Wayne, Mr. Schumacher B-Squad Has Rough Season With only seven seniors, W-K found itself short on man power and experience, according to Coach Karger, but in turn they were never outclassed. The guys played a well-fought battle this year and deserve a great congratulations! Mike Loechler, senior co-captain, said, It was an exciting year, but I wish we could have made it to the playoffs. Troy Koopman, senior co-captain, remarked, We all had fun, but I wish we would have won a few more games. Dana Hendrickson and Terry Sylvester, let-termen stated, Everyone fought to the finish and we never quit. The Indians turned in victories over Lake City, Plainview, and Spring Valley. (The last two were in overtime). Troy Koopman and Mike Loechler were named to the Three Rivers All-Conference team. Mike Loechler was chosen M.V.P. 1985 Captains Troy Schneider and Dana Hendriksen hope to lead a fine group back to glory next year. This year's freshmen and B-Squads had a slow start but they came around and played well at the end of the season. It was definitely a learning experience for the players, one which will hopefully help them in future years. B-Squad and Freshmen WE THEY Elgin-Millville (B) 6 12 Lake City (B) 6 28 Winona Cotter (F) 0 24 St. Charles (B) 6 20 Dover-Eyota (B) 0 8 Plainview (F) 0 6 Plainview (B) 0 34 Lake City (F) 20 20 Plainview (F) 6 20 Lewiston (B) 6 14 Goodhue (B) 20 8 (2) OT) 13 Three Steps (Or 175 Days To Go) The end of the year seemed so far away that first day in fall, but after that first day, it seemed like we never had a summer vacation. Those first few days were always exciting — seeing new faces, making new friends. All too soon, though, Homecoming had come and gone, the last touchdown scored, the final service made. Somewhere along the way, we chose class colors, ordered announcements, but still couldn't decide on a favorite senior proof (well, 1 had narrowed it down to six). Some of us even took time off to visit colleges and vocational schools (or dentists???). It wasn't long before we were taking finals and were once step closer to that final day. Right: And all it took was my new shades! (M. Tentis, S. Evers, T. Wick) Below: ... and on the eighth day, God created Twisted Sister. Below right: Sophomores pulling together at the pep fest. Above left: is this the face of the eighties? (K. Blaschko) Lee Walkky votes for president in our mock election. Mrs. T, Sue Wendt. Left: Hiding from someone, Russ? (R. Miller) Below left: Pull!!! (M. Timm) Mrs. Ostrom's been reading more of those Garfield cartoons! Top left: Rough night, Ms. Olson? Top right: Magnum? At W-K??? (W. Wilson) Center left: We've Got Spirit! Center right: We're in the money. Right: QWEEF! Far right: Spaz! (L. Gosse) STEPPING INTO WINTER It's Called The Sugar Plum Rich Sill ...........Wallace Zuckerman Caia Sorensen ............Joanna Dibble Dana Williams ............Student Director Sue Stumpf ..........................Stage Manager C. Sorensen, S. Stumpf, D. Williams, R. Sill. Right: Rich, you beast!!! (C. Sorensen and R. Sill) Far right: Ms. Gillis plans her next play. IT'S CALLED THE SUGAR PLUM, this year's one-act play, took a comic look at a rather serious situation. After accident in which he runs over a skateboarder, Wallace Zuckerman (Rich Sill) is confronted by the dead man's fi Joanna Dibble (Caia Sorensen). The discussion which ensues forms the basis of IT'S CALLED THE SUGAR PLU11 district competition, WK took fourth place, and Rich Sill was awarded the best actor medal. ia w inter Dance 'Can’t Fight This Feeling cess Suzy Bouquet, Prince Scott Passe First row. M. Wyatt, S. Bouquet, A. Blaschko, M. Arens, T. Flanaghan, C. Hamer. Second row: T. Passe. J. Loretz, C. Biever. D. Stumpf, S. Passe, R. Swanson. 19 asketball History Of Victori The 1984-85 boys basketball season was a very gratifying one as the Indians were Co-champions of the Three Rivers Conference, winner of the St. Charles Christmas Tournament, played in the District III Championship game, and finished the season with a fine 21-2 record. Coach Anderson stated that the success to our season was due to the hard work and cooperation of all the players on the team. The B-team finished the season with a 14-2 record. The highlight of the season was taking 2nd place in the Stewartville Christmas Tournament with victories over Rochester Lourdes and Winona Cotter. The team's best game of the season was a 25-point victory over Lewiston on their home court, according to coach Dalen. Easy two for Bouquet. W-K 88 87 61 72 63 60 85 61 64 64 58 42 88 90 57 74 74 65 46 55 70 51 46 Boys A-Team Overall Record 21-2 OPPONENT ! Front row: R. Schurhammer, R. Miller, L. Hedin, J. Root, Second row: D. Anderson (N‘ Gosse. M. Loechler, W. Wilson, M. Loechler, M. Bouquet, J. Kohn, S. Anderson (Ass: Third row: J. Dalen (Asst. Coach), T. Schneider, D. Fox, G. Schuth, B. Berning, K. G Koopman, D. Sheeley (Asst. Mgr.), M. Anderson (Coach). ttom to top: C. Tentis, C. Noll, B. Hickey, A. Blaschko Amy Blaschko: By the power of Grayskull! ont row: R. Burcalow, T. Wodele, R. Schuth, C. Wise, D. Stumpf, Back row: J. Loretz, J. arr, M. Lamey, R. Swanson, T. Passe, D. Scheely (Mgr.), J. Dalen (Coach). Another Successful B-Team Boys B-Team Overall Record 14-2 W-K OPPONENT 81 Mazeppa Indians 22 52 Elgin-Millville 48 45 St. Charles 46 44 Dover-Eyota 32 56 Lake City Stewartville Tourney: 20 38 Rochester Lourdes 36 55 Winona Cotter 47 31 Stewartville 59 59 Plainview 36 64 Lewiston 39 59 Elgin-Millville 50 55 St. Charles 39 75 Dover-Eyota 38 44 Plainview 36 42 Lake City 39 40 Lewiston 37 Girls A-Team Overall Record W-K THEY 29 Mazeppa 38 29 Elgin-Millville 59 30 Chatfield 65 43 Dover-Eyota 6 28 St. Charles 46 32 Lake City 62 37 Mazeppa 49 37, Plainview 68 44 Lewiston 34 46 Spring Valley 42 38 Lake City 53 28 Elgin-Millville 53 36 St. Charles 47 48 Chatfield 59 44 Dover-Eyota 38 42 Plainview 60 47 Lewiston 35 63 Spring Valley 45 Front row: K. Polyard (Mgr.). L. Vaplon, T. Passe. D. Pfeilsticker. A. Funke (Mgr.), Back ro Fredrickson. M. Arens, W. Wagner, B. Johnson, S. Bouquet, L. Bruegger, U. I.indb Bicknase. 22 All what, Jackie? (J. Rhinehardt) Girls Basketball Teams . . The first half of the season found the inexper team being beaten by the league powers. The secon our girls had the confidence and the skills nee. compete with the teams that had beaten them ea commented Coach Fredrickson, when asked about t girls A-team. Inexperience at the varsity level w only thing holding them back. They started two ji and three sophomores throughout the year. The girls are confident, however. They're already ing forward to competing next year in the Three I Conference with their sights set on the top. Schmidt. Middle: J. Schade, T. Hanson. Bottom: M. B-Squad looking impressive. er. Girls B-Team W-K Overall Record THEY 19 Mazeppa 28 13 Elgin-Millville 37 14 Dover-Eyota 28 14 St. Charles 29 15 Lake City 35 18 Mazeppa 21 10 Plainview 29 19 Lewiston 30 22 Lake City 41 24 Elgin-Millville 45 8 St. Charles 46 23 Dover-Eyota 43 21 Plainview 33 15 Lewiston 36 ow: T. Wenzinger, L. Schuth, V. Graner, T. Passe. Back row: Coach Stev? Bicknase, B. er, D. Pfeilsticker, R. Pierce. J. Rhinehardt, J. Mansmith, K.. Polyard (Mgr.), A. Funke The girls B-squad basketball team ended its season without winning a game. The girls were winners in every sense of the word, though. The young Indians played a real tough game against older, more experienced , cricn CEd ir S mProvecl in their basketball skills throughout the season and Young And have high hopes for next season, stated Coach Bicknase. 23 W-K 101.3 101.3 91.45 101.8 98.15 109.2 106.8 107.15 98.05 68.6 75.6 63.7 61.7 77.3 83.8 80.2 77.2 Team Results Varsity Stewartville Chatfield Byron Caledonia Inv. Pine Island Desoto Chatfield Byron Pine Island B-Squad Stewartville Chatfield Byron Pine Island DeSoto Chatfield Byron Pine Island Front row: N. Doffing, B. Hanson, M. Passe. N. Gosse, W. Koopman, K. Pfeilsticker, D. Wallerich, T. P 2nd row: T. Edwards, J. Krueger, K. Metzlcr, C. Prescher, S. Losinski, A. Meisch, R. Burwell 3rd row: L. A i Wodele, S. Dittrich, C. Sobeck, S. Metz, L. Passe, B. Passe, L. Barton, L. Schmidt, L.. Walton, A. Rahrmann. 4th row: S. Rabe, coach; L. Meurer, manager; and Kay Olson, coach. ■ Opponent 97.05 119.55 95.5 116.10 106.35 119.4 113.35 114.8 144.2 mi iSr 72.8 73.8 64.3 61.4 72.4 72.0 77.8 66.0 n - Now What? (B. Passe) AH the right moves. (L. SclJ i For the fourth year in a row, W-K sent a member of the team to J competition. Brenda Passe went this year for her second year, placing rlj Brenda and Lisa Agin advanced to regions on the vault, placing first] third, but onlv 'he top two places advance to state. There wer - three very dedicated seniors on the team this year, who wj highly missed. These three are: Lisa Agin, Linda Schmidt, and Sarah f j They have been participating in gymnastics since sixth and seventh Out of dedication, Linda and Sarah were chosen captains for this ye, Gymnastics Sends Another To Sta[ 24 Another hard day at practice! (T. Sylvester and R. Ellinghysen) Short On Numbers t row: D. Hanson, D. Hurth, R. Wallerich, J. Richards, D. Funk, T. Petersen, T. Gamble, F. I lgert, T. Sylvester, R. Ellinghysen, D. Hendriksen. Second row: M. Miller, K. Hager, J. moker, A. Hanson, J. Leachman, B. Stamschror, M. Gusa, L. Hartert, J. Merkling, J. Sletten. rd row: Coach R. Sanders, J. Petersen, D. Fiedler, S. Zomok, J. Wingert, Asst. Coach D. Her. THEY 27 27 39 45 40 41 40 22 STATISTIC WINNERS Most Wins-J. Richards-21 Most Pins-T. Sylvester, R. Wallerich-6 Fastest Pin-T. Sylvester-29 seconds Most Takedowns-F. Wingert-58 Most Near Falls-J. Richards-35 Most Reversals-D. Huth-14 Most Escapes-F. Wingert-30 All Conference-J. Richards Most Improved-F. Wingert Most Valuable-J. Richards he wrestling team ended its season with a 4-8 record in dual meets. Mr. Sanders said that although the team had a nber of good wrestlers, the lack of participants in the 98,105, and 112 weight classes and injuries to some of our best stlers, kept us from having an excellent season. There were a number of individuals who placed in tournaments. Jon ' hards took 1st in all tournaments as well as in districts. Ron Wallerich also placed 1st in the Lewiston tournament. mok, J. Petersen Dan getting ready for the weekend. (D. Funk) 25 Two Steps mryn Away m gj ' St (123 days, unless we have a snowday) And that's just what we got this year — A snowday. That's depressing. It's not that we don't like school (stop snickering), it's just that things get to be such a routine especially if you have the same classes in winter as you had in fall. Of course there were those students who took off for sunny California in the middle of the trimester. Others settled for the malls in Rochester or took off a day to catch up on their favorite soaps like All My Children, The Guiding Light, General Hospital. (By the way, someone want to explain to Denny Pfeilsticker why Dove can't be his favorite soap?!?) The monotony was broken on Valentine's Day when Ron Schurhammer and Lisa Allen came to school wearing red lipstick and sheets. Even Cupid was embarrassed (although Ron never looked better)! With wrestling, gymnastics, and basketball, there were plenty of things to do after school. And when school events weren't scheduled, we caught our favorite TV shows like Riptide, Murder She Wrote, Miami Vice, and the Nightly News (Ron Merckling's favorite.) Thursday nights were reserved for Knots Landing. How did we ever get our homework done??? 1. But Mom, I want to come home! (J. Pa-trow) 2. Wow, Patty, how do you do that? (P McNallan) 3. Your kiss is on my lips! (R. Schurham-mer) 4. Macho men, T. Schneider and D. Hen-riksen. 5. And what class is this for??? 6. Does anyone have chapter 26 done? (B. Berning) 7. The new “Mr. Fred. (H. Bussian) 8. Shall we dance? (T. Wenzinger B. Passe) 9. New student, Jerri Simpson. (Eight by tens are available, T.K.) 10. Boredom sets in. 27 1. Were hats in this year? (J. Edwards C. Marking) 2. This was a very popular look — white T-shirt, oversided sweater, and jeans. (T. Wenzinger) 3. Try it, you'll like it! (T. Bornfleth, M. Wyatt, C. Glomski, T. Hanson) 4. Can you tell Brian sent the kiss and flowers? (L. Edlebach B. Stamschror) 5. Yes, you'll fit through the door. (J. Roemer) 6. Doing time Sean? (S. Carr) 7. Who's in there with you, Sue? (S. Sentis) STEPPING INTO SPRING T rack The girls had a good season led by captains Mary Sue Petersen and Paula Schouweiler. There were no records broken, but Laura Bruegger went to regions for the shot-put. The relay teams did very well but didn't place in districts. Even though there were no spectacular wins, the team did a good job and should have a good season next year. Laura Bruegger was named the MVP. A little slow getting started Denae? Laura Bruegger tries to make her arms longer for the shot-put. Girls Gave It Their A Front Row: A. Schuth, S. Losinski, N. Schurhammer, J. Moore. Middle Row: Mgr Johnson, L. Walton, V. Graner, D. Fiedler, Mgr. K. Polyard. Back Row: Coach C. Karger Schouweiler, K. Tentis, T. Weirather, L. Bruegger, C. Tentis, R. Lindblom, M. Petersc: 30 Ellinghysen Second In State nt row: T. Gamble, M. Flanaghan, T. Sylvester, J. Burns, D. Bussian Middle Row: Coach Steve drickson, P. Klas, J. Merckling, J. Wilson, S. Burrickter, R. Burcalow, Coach Grimley Back row: Henrickson, R. Ellinghysen, D. Risch, M. Bouquet, J. Kohn, P. Klas, T. Kronebusch Oh, so that's how it's done. (R. Ellinghysen) It's a good thing they don't run with their arms! (P. Klas, J. Kohn, B. Berning) Paula, get off Mike's shoelace! (M. Bouquet, P. Schouweiler) The boys had a record-breaking year as they advanced to regions and state. Captains Terry Kronebusch, Jim Kohn, and John Merckling helped to lead the boys to a successful year. Jim advanced to regions and then state for the 200-meter dash. The boys 400-meter relay team advanced to regions. Rick Ellinghysen did exceptionally well, breaking and setting new records in both the discus and shot-put, and advancing to regions ion both. From there he moved on to state and finished second in discus. Terry Kronebusch also did some breaking of records in the pole vault by setting a new school record. Ellinghysen was named most valuable player. oftball Team Improves Greatly The season record of 6-12, including district game, was an improvement over the 2-15 season of a year ago. Four those losses were by a total of nine runs and five were to teams that reached Region 1 playoffs. The season overall showed that the W-K team could play with the best of them on occasion and have their off da also. The seven starters returning next year will more than likely be more consistent in their play and the resu should be another improving year to the extent of being in the thick of things for the conference and distri according to Coach Schumacher. First row: K. Stromness, B. Schreiber, D. Pfeilsticker, C. Soberk, K. Denn, S. Kreye, T. Wenzinger, T. Passe, J. Edwards. Second row: Coach M. Schumacher, T. Passe, W. Wagner, T. Reeser, M. Kennebeck, S. Tentis, J. Patrow, S. Pfeilsticker, J. Petersen, and S. Lee. WE TEAM TH 10 Plum City 5 Goodhue 1 St. Charles 5 St. Charles 1 Stewartville 0 Stewartville 12 Chatfield 2 Chatfield 0 Kasson-Mantorville 0 Kasson-Mantorville 3 LaCrescent 2 Cochrane-Fountain City 3 Cochrane-Fountain City 2 Lake City 3 Lake City 9 Dover-Eyota 9 Dover-Eyota 2 , Chatfield 32 Wendy shows us her style. (W. Wagner) aseball ndians Place Second In Conference ont row: S. Anderson, B. Evers, D. Miller, J. Dunagan, j. Mussell, D. Wagner, J. Hohmeister, M. Koopman, R. Swanson, T. Passe, B. rsse. Second row: M. Anderson, coach; M. Gosse, T. Evers, P. Tends, D. Fox, T. Wenzinger, K. Gosse, J. Reinhardt, M. Timm, L. Hedin, Wilkinson Asst. Coach Scoreboard V-K OPPONENT 1 Pepin 1 2 Dover-Eyota 6 6 St. Charles 1 7 Kenyon-Wanamigo 2 9 Cannon Falls 10 2 Chatfield 3 1 Lewiston 8 5 Spring Valley 4 4 Plainview 2 1 Dover-Eyota 0 1 St. Charles 5 0 Lewiston 5 1 Lake City 9 2 Lake City 1 2 Chatfield 10 6 Spring Valley 5 4 Plainview 2 4 St. Charles 11 Now that takes talent! What a swing! Girls Second In District The girls golf team had a great season this year! They won the Lake City Tournament with a 194 score; set a new school record, 184, against Lewiston; and placed second in the district. Renae Pierce and Crissy Prescher advanced to the region meet. First Row: R. Pierce, C. Prescher, A. Bouquet, S. Stark, A. Huntoon, M. Doffing. Second Coach Jerry Dalen, L. Allen, J. Reinhardt, S. Bouquet, M. Arens, A. Blaschko, S. Metz. New School Record Lisa Allen J Girls Golf Record 1985 Season W-K 212 Plainview Opponent 194 210 Lewiston 248 215 LaCrescent 234 198 Lake City 215 198 LaCrescent 241 198 Spring Valley 214 184 ■Lewiston 222 200 Plainview 179 206 Lake City 219 1st Lake City Tourney (194) 3rd Plainview Tourney (407) 2nd District (367) Sarah Metz Conference Champs Again 1st Plainview Tourney (158) 4th Montgomery Tourney (339) 1st Conference Tourney (320) 3rd District (324) The Boys won the conference for the 2nd year in a row. They took the Plainview Tournament with a 158; they also set a new school record, 149, against Lewiston. Kent Blaschko advanced to the State Meet. Mike Pierce, Craig Prescher, Ron Schurhammer, Kent Blaschko were named to the All-Conference team. C. Prescher Boys Golf Record 1985 Season Opponent Winona Cotter 166 Plainview 181 Lewiston 197 Chatfield 173 Lake City 157 Spring Valley 186 Lewiston 162 Winona Cotter 171 Plainview 162 Lake City 166 First Row: C. Wise, H. Schierts, D. Schneider, S. Tentis, J.P. Doffing, M. Wilson, A. Podolske, J. Loretz, C. [Prescher. Second Row: Coach Jerry Dalen, B. Berning, G. Schuth, J. Schively, B. Busch, J. Carr, R. Sill, K. Blaschko, R. Schurhammer, M. Pierce, J. Root, J. Theismann. New School Record W-K 162 166 171 157 160 167 149 184 170 174 35 With the help of juniors, this year's prom tut out to be one of the best. The band that played Hot Headed. Many seniors were seen out oni dance floor with their formal wear. Garret Soren and Sarah Metz were crowned as our 1985 p royalty. The theme of prom this year was Craz) you. 36 37 pring Musical Cast Of Characters MINSTREL . . Allyson Meisch PRINCE DAUNTLESS Rich Sill PRINCESS NUMBER TWELVE . . Dana Williams KING SEXTIMUS THE SILENT . . Brett Busch WIZARD .... Walt Spooner JESTER Kati Wodele LADY LARKEN .... Christine Hammer SIR STUDLEY . . Garret Sorenson QUEEN AGGRAVAIN [ . . Caia Sorenson PRINCESS WINNIFRED .. Tracy Wick SIR STUDLEY .. Jeff Hohmeister SIR GALAHAD . . John Schjolberg SIR ISAAC Chris Lehrke SIR LUCE .ilULft LADY ROWENA . . . Kari Fellows LADY EMILY . .. . Renee Burwell LADY LUCILLE Laurie Pfeilsticker LADY INGRID . . Ulrika Lindblom LADY ELIZABETH . . .... Kathy Carson LADY KATHERINA . . Suzanne Stumpf Garret Sorenson and Tracy Wick were chosen for this year's best actor and actress, while Caia Sorenson and Brett Busch were chosen best supporting actress and actor. Once Upon A Mattress takes place many moons ago in a far off land. Princesses from neighborhood kingdoms were competing for the honor of marrying Prince Dauntless (Rich Sill). The princesses had to pass an impossibly difficult test which domineering Queen Aggravain (Caia Sorenson) made them take. Dauntless was losing hope. Will he ever find a bride who can meet his mother's standards? Enter lovely Lady Larken (Chris Hammer) and brave Sir Harry (Garret Sorenson). Larken is in the family way, but the law says no one may marry until the Prince has wed. Harry leaves on a quest to find more available princesses. A month later, he returns with a new contestant, Winnifred the Woebegone, Princess of the Swamps (Tracy Wick), who, in her eagerness to meet Dauntless, swims the moat surrounding the palace. The queen loathes Winnifred on sight, but the prince is smitten and begs that she be allowed to compete. Henpecked, loveable King Sextimus (Brett Busch) likes Winnifred, but he can communicate only through pantomime. These characters, along with the other members of the queen's court, joined forces to outwit the queen, and in doing so, provided Wabasha-Kellogg audiences with an evening of medieval merriment. A t ;■ The 1985 commencement exercises were held in tht high school gymnasium on May 31. Dale Meyer an: Julie Edwards were chosen as junior escorts. Speeche-were given by co-valedictorians, Sarah Metz and Ro: Wallerich; salutatorian, Mike Timm; and class representative, Garret Sorenson. The senior members of the class sang Friends Forever. raduation Practice Class Flower: White and Red roses Class Officers President: Sarah Metz Vice President: Ron Schurhammer Secretary: Lisa Allen Treasurer: Mike Bouquet Makes Perfect! Hast mm I, Steve Evers, will Shelly the ability to stay on Frank and Karen's good side during the weekends. I, Dawn Biers, will to Amy Loechler and Darron Schmit the ability to stay out of trouble. I. Bev Gander, will Sandy the ability to hit every party (on the weekends) like I did I. Jeanine. will my sisters Linda. Lisa, and Lori the ability to skip more than me and have more fun doing it. 1. DeAnn Gusa, will to Wade Julson all of the love, luck, and lasagna he could ever want. 1. Joe, will to Shawn Lee the ability to let me find out her combination. I, Cami. will Chris Hammer the ability to get back in the nollmobile without falling down!!!! I, Dana LaRocque. will Michele Wyatt all the fun she can have at the basketball court. 1, Wylie Wilson, will to any low-life underclassman to slam dance as good as me!! 1, Russ Miller, being a good driver, will Linda Edelbach and Ann Rahrmann the ability to use the brakes without putting the car in a spin. I, Susie Pfeilsticker, will to my brother and sister the best of times at WK. Good luck!! I, Jean Kreye. of sound mind and body, will to my sister. Sue, the ability to hit all the parties like 1 did and not get caught. 1, Carol Lamey, will Dale the ability not to get so upset when the door is left open. I, Jacki Pavelka, will my younger sister Jeri Sue all the fun she can possibly get out of her last five years of school — good luck!! I, Colleen Zomok, will my sister Shannon, to have the best of times in school — good luck!! 1, Larry Kennedy, will Jackie Patrow the right to be on time for every class, especially dancclinc! I, Doris, will my brother Wayne all the skip days he can handle and not get caught! I. Jamie Peterson, will my sister Mary the best of luck with John I, Pam, will my sister Jean the ability to shut her mouth long enough to get some work done. I. Amy, will Pam H. the ability to put up with the boys basketball players. I, Jeff, will to Lome Speedy Hedin my big stick during baseball games so he can get on base to outrun the great pickoff moves. I, Tracy, will Scott Graner the ability to grow a few inches. I, Bob, will Lori Gosse the ability to lose her voice permanently. I, Dan Funke. will Barney and Doo the right to have one night out with you-know-who!!!!! I, Kim Staudacher, will Betsy Gosse the ability to come partying in Minneiska without losing her cookies four times. I, Garret Stanley Sorensen, will Jackie Patrow a good car, good times, and a map to find Iron Bridge. I, Monica Tentis, will Terry Kronebusch better driving abilities than his brother. I, Denise W'allerich, will to Terri Weirather, all the fun 1 had my senior year and hope she gets away with it all. We, Lisa Allen and Sarah Metz will Mr. Dalen and Mr. Schumacher the ability to find another pair as unique as us!( I, Troy Koopman. will Brian Bcrgan the ability to make a coin land on its' side whenever he needs. Oh-oh. We have a problem. (W. Wagner P. Stamschror) Yes, we did have a problem this year. Pictures were taken for library and office aides, but we never received prints of them. We are really sorry that we couldn't include them in this yearbook. lubs and Organizations Yearbook Staff Carol LOVES working on yearbook pages! (C. Lamey) Why aren't your pages done yet??? Are your pictures in yet? Why weren't you at the meeting?!? These are some of the questions every staff member must answer sometime during the school year. The advisor, Mrs. Loshek, wasn't asking those questions but Carol Lamey the editor of the yearbook. Carol's instructing, calling meetings, and harrassing were all part of getting staff members more involved in the production of the yearbook. The staff became involved in every part of developing the yearbook including the overall theme, and according to Mrs. Loshek, they did a fantastic job. After all the hardships, memory blocks, and good old relaxing summer vacation days, we, the annual staff, proudly and FINALLY present this yearbook to you. I First row: K. Polyard, R. Sill Second row: H. Bussian, D. Williams, P. Stamschror, J. Patrow, C. , Lamey (Editor) Back row: B. Johnson, W. Wagner (Not pictured: Colleen Tentis) T Student Council German Club The Student Council worked hard this year and were very successful. They sold W-K towels to support the basketball teams and also accomplished something that has been impossible in the past: Getting a pop machine approved by the school board for the 1985-86 school year. Now those are the kind of representatives we want on the Council! B. Gosse, M. Petersen, R. Sill, C. Lamey, W. Spooner, J. Miller, Advisor-C. Mayer, D. Schmit, T. Wick, j M. Arens, S. Bouquet, K. Polyard, T. Passe, B. Johnson. L. Edelbach: Are you excited or what? First Row: A. Podolske, C. Sorenson, T. Sylvester, T. Smith. Second Row: K. Carson, T. Flanaghan, L Edelbach, J. Lynaugh, Teacher-Glenn Huntoon. Third Row: J. Munson, R. Merckling, T. Reeser, D. Henriksen, T. Passe. First row: T. Weirather, C. Wise, T. Wick, J. Miller, K. Polyard Second row: S. Burrichter, K. Tentis, K. Fellows, D. Fiedler. Mrs. Brelsford: It's my birthday, I'm five today! First row: J. Patrow, T. Hanson, L. Allen, L. Schmidt, C. Prescher, Second row: M. Timm, K. Gosse, D. Henriksen, D. Fox. National Honor Society The National Honor Society traveled to the Twin City area this year with stops at Valleyfair, St. Anthony Main, and Guadalaharry's (for dinner). Funds were raised by selling crystal, candy bars, and Valentine flowers and kisses. This was also the first year that sophomores were accepted as members. Suzy Bouquet, Jon Loretz, Ted Passe, Craig Prescher, and Hal Schierts were inducted as sophomores. Paper Staff I'm almost done Mr. Wilkinson, honest! (S. Stumpf) 46 Front row: R. Wallerich, P. Stamschror, P. Schouweiler, W. Wagner Middle row: K. Polyard, I Klein, B. Johnson, C. Lamey, S. Evers Back row: S. Evers, B. Passe, T. Gamble, D. Henrikse (Not pictured: Lisa Allen, Sarah Metz, Ron Schurhammer Mike Timm) Front row: C. Wise, H. Bussian, S. Bouquet, M. Arens, G. Sorensen, K. Wodele Middle row: h Blaschko, C. Sorensen, S. Stumpf (Editor), T. Wenzinger Back row: M. Bouquet, R. Schurhan mer (Not pictrued: Ann Rahrmann Andrea Gosse) FFA First row: J. Zabel, W. Wendt, J. Huth, D, Huth, J. Klein, D. Pavelka, Second row: E. Hager, J. Richards, K. Pavelka, F. Wingert, P. Wallerich, D. Wallerich, S. Rabehl, E. Wong, Third row: D. Miller, J, Gusa, L. Johnson, T. Olson, W. Spooner, D. Wolf, D. Hutchison,_J. Rabehl, Not pictured: D. Davis, A. Bignell, C. Weirather, B. Irish. Danceline Your a little slow Jackie Patrow. Our FFA PLOT this past spring was direct-seeded into alfalfa. Because our soil is sandy and gravelly, we had a problem with poor early growth and foxtail competition. Still, it yielded about 2 tons per acre. We also had a softball and basketball team this year, but they weren't very successful, although, we did enj'oy participating with other teams. We had a fund raiser this year that consisted of selling fruit and cheese gift boxes just before Christmas, and we did quite well in sales this year. This year's president was Stan Rabehl, vice president, Darin Wallerich; secretary, Allan Bignell; treasurer, Brian Irish; reporter Jim Huth; sentinel Craig Weirather; and our advisor was Mr. Graupner. First row: M. Miller, T. Flanaghan, A. Rahr-mann, L. Gosse, Second row: K. Wodele, K. Watson, J. Edwards, Third row: S. Bouquet, M. Arens, S. Stumpf, J. Patrow, Fourth row: L. Passe, D. Gosse, K. Fellows, Fifth row: M. Ten-tis, S. Metz (Co. Capt.), T. Wick (Co. Capt.), L. Meurer. 47 Speech Team Up until this year, the Photography Club had one camera to use for taking pictures around school. In December a new easier-to-use camera was purchased. We couldn't wait to use it! Now, when people see someone with a camera, they generally do one of two things — either act silly, abnormal (whatever you want to call it) or hide. If it wasn't for this first group (the abnormal ones), we would have a boring yearbook! We got lots of interesting pictures . . . until prom time. That's when the new camera started to act silly, abnormal (whatever you want to call it). We ended up with pictures of shoes and the backs of tuxedos. Thank heaven for students with instamatics!!! Our troubles didn't keep us down, though. Someone said, Cheer up, things could be worse. So we cheered up and sure enough, things got worse. The other camera refused to work. HELP!!! Thanks to Rika and her slides, we were able to complete the spring play pages. Do you suppose when people say don't take a picture, it will break the camera they mean it??? Front row: W. Wagner, D. Williams, P. Stamschror, J. 48 Patrow Back: R. Sill Besides the accomplishments of a few of our middle school team members, the speech team was fairly unsuccessful this year. Other schools may have thought that we lacked talent, but we certainly proved that we had an abundance of character. A meet in St. Charles, where we were stranded due to car problems (with, God forbid, no food), proved our team to be a group of voracious animals when we attacked an innocent bystander who happened to have in his possession a box of chocolate-covered donuts. Several times, due to Ms. Gilles' . . . ahem .. . wonderful driving abilities, we ran frightened drivers off the road and ended up on routes which we weren't suppose to be on in the first place! But, when we had to stop to ask for directions, people looked at us strangely and asked where we were from, we proudly proclaimed, Wabasha-Kellogg! Photography Club Front row: K.. Wodele, C. Sorensen, T. Wenzinger, Second row: K. Polyard, T. Bremer, M. Greeley A. Gosse, L. Holtan, Ms. Gilles (Advisor). (Not pictured: T. Wick) cademics Administration And Staff Left: John Mattison, Superintendent Right: Norm Bussian, Principal Lana Ostrom, Secretary Alice Passe, Library Aide Ginny Lipscomb, Cashier Faculty One of this year's yearbook posters read, “If you think your parents looked funny in their yearbooks, wait 'til your kids see yours!!! That gave us an idea! We thought it would be fun to see what our teachers looked like when they were in high school. What you see on these two pages is a result of some deep . digging on the part of our teachers and Mrs. Ostrom. Thankfully they were brave enough to lend us the pictures knowing full well that we would probably laugh at them. Probably? What do you think? Do they look the same? If you have trouble identifying anyone, names are provided on the bottom of page 51. Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Loshek found something to wear for Ugly Tie Day. Now I know why Coke changed its taste, (Mr. Anderson) 1. Mr. Dalen, 2. Mrs. Knabe, 3. Ms. Olson, 4. Mr. Hansen, 5. Mr. Fredrickson, 6. Mrs. Nilsson, 7. Mr. Frost, 8. Mrs. Nelson, 9. Mr. Fiedler, 10. Mrs. Loshek, 11. Mrs. Schultz, 12. Mr. Wilkinson, 13. Mrs. Brelsford, 14. Mr. Schumacher, 15. Mrs. Ostrom, 16. Miss Cilles (jaipeuinips jjaj) jaX auop jou uij jng ipeq XVHX l,us! JW|d jooips jnoX 'uosui im Right: Is that really Mr. Frost's right hand??? Far right: We caught Wayne trying to borrow a tie from Mr. Bicknase. (W. Schmitz) We asked Mr. Karger “who's the boss? and he pointed to . Ms. Olson! All she wants to do is dance, dance. (Mrs. 52 Fredrickson) 1 If Mrs. Huntoon gf h any thinner, we woj! be able to picture h; in the yearbook Left: Mrs. Brelsford before third hour Chorus. k Are you sure this is right? (Mrs. Wodele) Mr. Burwell shows Ms. Gilles how to sit to fit in a Corvette. r. Anderson Mr. Bicknase Mrs. Brelsford Mr. Dalen Mr. Fiedler rs. Fredrickson Mr. Fredrickson Mr. Frost Miss Gilles Mr. Graupner 53 These teachers will do anything to keep a student from skipping jt. (Mr. Graupner was a BIG help.) Hey Linda, what ARE you looking at??? (Front row: C. Noll, S. Metz Middle row: U. Lindblom, unknown, L. Schmidt, Mr. Fiedler. Back row: M. Timm, K. Gosse, W. Spooner, J. Merckling Class Of ’88 Books, S. Braun, T. Bremer, T. Breuer, J. Burps, J. Burrichter, S. Busch, B. Bussian, D. Byrne, C. Coffman, M. Davis, D. Denn, K. Deobald, S. Dittrich, S. Doffing, M. Dunagan, K Edwards, J. Evenson, B. Evers, B. Fiedler, D. Foster, T. Frost, S. Funk, A. Gosse, J. Graner, P Graner, S. Graner, V. Greeley, M Gusa, M. Hager, S. 59 Hanson, D. Harlow, D. Hoffman, P. Holtan, L. Hunger, S. Huth, D. Julson, W. Klapperich, D. Klas, P. Kreye, S. Lamey, J. Loechler, M. Mansmith, J. Marking. C. Mazure, S. Mickow, C. Miller, M. Passe, L. Passe, T. Passe, T. Passe, T. Patrow, J. Pavelka, D. Pfeilsticker, D. 60 Pierce, R. Podolske, A. Reinhardt, J. Risch, L. Sckade, J. Schmidt, C. Schmit, R. Schreiber, B. Schurhammer, S. Schuth, B. Schuth, L. Sheeley, D. Shewbart, A. Skelton, T. Smith, T. Sobeck, C. Stromness, L. Tentis, D. Wagner, D. Walton, L. Ward, D. Weirather, M. Wenzinger, T. Wingert, J. Wodeie, K. Zabel, J. Not pictured: Klein, J. Klinnert, M. Munson, J. Rabehl, J. Schively, B. Wayne, M. Smaglik, C. 61 Class Of Arens, M. Babai, A. Bergan, B. Biever, C. Blaschko, A. Bornfleth, T. Bouquet, S. Brehmer, E. Bruegger, L. Buol, J. Burcalow, R. Carr, J. Carrels, W. Carson, K. Doebbert, K. Dunagan, J. Edelbach, L. Evers, T. Fisk, T. Flanaghan, M. Flanaghan, T. Garner, M. Glomski, C. Gosse, D. 63 Hager, E. Hammer, C. Hanson, T. Henricks, R. Huth, D. Huth, J Huth, M Irish, B Johnson, C Johnson, J Johnson, L. Kennebeck, M. Koopman, M. Lamey, M. Lee, S. Loretz, J Marking, J Meurer, L Meyer, B Mussell, J Olson, B. Passe, S. Passe, T. Petersen, B. Petersen, T. Prescher, C. Reeser, T. Reinhardt, J. Richards, B. Schierts, H. 64 Schjolberg, W. Schmitt, D. Schuth, D. Schuth, R. Scholing, M. Stumpf, D. Swanson. R Tentis, K. Tentis, S. Tierney, K. Wallerich, M. Watson, K. Weirather, C. Wendt, W. Wilson, J. Wise, D. Wodele, T. Wyatt, M. Zomok, S. Not pictured: Hutchinson, R. Merckling, R. Meurer, D. 65 Class O Bailey, S. Barton, L. Berning, R Blairt L. Breuer, J. Bussian, H. Edelbach, L. Edwards, J. Ellinghysen, R. Evenson, J. Fellows, K. Fox, D. Gamble, T. Gosse, A. Bosse, B. Gosse, L. Gosse, M. Graner, R Gusa, J. Hager, R. Harms, M. Hedin, L. Henriksen, D. Hutchison, D. Johnson, B. Keller, T. Klas, P. Klein, J. Kohn, J. Kronebusch, T. 67 LaVigne, R. Loechler, A. Marking, C. Mayo, B. McNallan, P. Meyer, D. Miller, D. Miller, J. O'Flaherty, S. Olson, T. Passe, B. Passe, T. Patrow, J. Pavelka, K. Petersen, B. Petersen, M. Pfeilsticker, D. Polyard, K. Rabehl, S. Rahrmann, A Richards, J Risch, D Root, J Schively, J 68 Schmit, D. Schmitz, W. Schneider, T. Schoilweiler, P. Seyffer, K.. Sill, R. Sletten, J. Sorenson, C. Speedling, T. Stamschror, B. Stamschror, P. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, T. Tentis, C. Tentis, K. Theismann, J. Vaplon, L. Wagner, W. Walkky, L. Wallerich, A. Wallerich, D. Wallerich, P. Weirather, T. Wendt, S. Wenzinger, T. Williams, D. Wingert, F. Wise, C. Tate, R. Not pictured: Edelbach, D. Losinski, S. Schmit, A. Schurhammer, M. Vincek, M. Wolf, D. Wong, E. 69 a by Steps 71 Russ Miller 2. Jamie Petersen 3. may Schierts 4. Mike Dalton 5. acki Pavelka 6. Joe Patrow 7. Mrs. irelsford One Step Away (Only 53 Days Left!) 1. Frank Wingert chows down five pieces of pizza in five minutes. Gross. (J. Breuer, P. Klas, D. Meyer) 2. New fad? (D. Schmit J. Patrow) 3 4. Rock group, ARC. S. No paper AGAIN??? (J- Loretz T. Passe) 1. Garret, Walt, and Jon take advantage of senior privileges. (G. Sorensen, W. Spooner, J. Wayne) 2. Kim Staudacher: Born to shop and tell turkey stories. 3. Shelly, did your bird do that??? (M. Schurhammer) 4. No doubt about it, Bernard has talent! (B. Richards) 5. Mrs. O'Connor 6. Careful, Troy, or Jim will give you another black eye. (T. Passe J. Patrow) 7. That guitar's awesome! (D. Funke) 8. Go ahead, make my day. (B. Passe) 73 Seniors Lisa Agin Lisa Allen Kent Blaschko Mike Bouquet Marie Braun Brett Busch Lisa Agin: Gymnastics, Track, Cheerleading, Lisa Allen: Class Secretary, NHS, Cheerleading, Golf, Danceline, All-Star Band Dolores Carrels: Class Committee Steve Evers: NHS Dan Funke: Wrestling 74 Sean Carr Dan Funke We give up. What are you making? (L. Schmidt and L. Agin) Dolores Carrels Doris Carrels Scott Evers Brian Dunagan Steve Evers 76 ______________________7 Beverly Gander Brenda Gave Brenda Gave: Danceline, Cheerleading Beth Hickey: Danceline, Cheerleading, Gymnastics, Class Committee Pam Klein: NHS Troy Koopman: Football, Baseball, Class Committee, Basketball, Student Council Doug Gusa Bob Harlow Beth Hickey Jeff Hohmeister Isn't this computer user friendly? (J. Pavelka, D. Gusa) Pam Klein 78 Jean Kreye Robert Kronebusch Carol Lamey Just me and my apple. (G. Schuth) Sharon Lanches Jean Kreye: Volleyball, Softball, Cheerleading Bob Kronebusch: Baseball Carol Lamey: Student Council, NHS, Volleyball, Manager, Yearbook Staff Dana LaRocque: Gymnastics, Danceline, Cheerleading Mike Loechler: Football, Basketball, Track Sarah Metz: Gymnastics, Danceline, Golf, Class President, NHS Cami Noll: Volleyball, Danceline, Gymnastics, Softball, Cheerleading, Class Committee Jamie Petersen: Softball, Gymnastics, Cheerleading Dana LaRocque Ulricka Lindblom Mike Loechler Russ Miller Sarah Metz Russ, wasting time again? (R. Miller ) Cami Noll Joe Patrow Need another hand Sharon? (S. Jacki Pavelka Jamie Petersen Lanches) 79 Mike Pierce Ron Schurhammer James Roemer Susie Pfeilsticker Amy Schierts Garret Sorenson Walter Spooner Chris Silker Dean Stromness R. Books, K. Blaschko, A. Bignell Sue Stumpf Terry Sylvester Monica Tentis Susie Pfeilsticker: Basketball, Softball James Roemer: Football Amy Schierts: Volleyball Manager, Boys Basketball Statistician Ron Schurhammer: Golf, Basketball, NHS, Newspaper, Student Council, Vice-President, High Quiz Bowl Kim Staudacher: Danceline, Volleyball Dean Stromness: Wrestling, Football Terry Sylvester: Football, Track, Wrestling Monica Tentis: Danceline, Soft-ball Mike Timm: Baseball, NHS, All-Star Band, High Quiz Bowl, Math Bowl Paul Tentis Mike Timm 81 82 Denise Wallerich: Gymnastics Colleen Zomok: Gymnastics Denise Wallerich Jerry Wallerich Ron Wallerich Jon Wayne Tracy Wick Wylie Wilson Pay attention Doris! (D. Biers, M. Braun, D. Carrels, J, Edelbach, B. Gander, B. Gave) L David Wobbe J 1985 Senior Class Poll Best Athletes Best Dressed Best Personalities Best Tushes Gone Steady Longest Class Clowns Don Juan Hottest Car Mike Loechler Jacki Pavelka Mike Bouquet Sue Stumpf Mike Bouquet Lisa Allen Mike Pierce Lisa Allen Jim Roemer Lisa Agin Garret Sorenson Sue Pfeilsticker Garret Sorenson Jim Roemer Colleen Zomok Lead Foot Bob Kronebusch Not Pictured: Dawn Biers Allan Bignell Roger Books ™ Miss Hustle Mr. Hustle Most Likely to Succeed Most Quiet Ted Carrels Mike Dalton Chuck Gilbert Nicest Smile DeAnn Gusa Julie Lynaugh Matt Mayo Party Queen John Merckling Party King Brian Passe Potty Mouths Linda Schmidt Grant Schuth Senior Class _ Sweethearts Monica Tends Garret Sorenson Mike Timm Sarah Metz Ron Wallerich Pam Klein Jim Roemer Beth Hickey Cami Noll Jeff Hohmeister Kim Staudacher Matt Mayo Jim Roemer and Lisa Agin 83 Not Pictured: Everybody Wants to Rule the World (Tears for Fears) What's Love Got to do With It (Tina Turner) Ghostbusters (Ray Parker, Jr.) Like a Virgin (Madonna) We are the World (USA for Africa) One More Night (Phil Collins) Hard Habit to Break (Chicago) Flicks Amadeus Beverly Hills Cop Footloose Ghostbusters Indiana Jones, Temple of Doom Killing Fields Places in the Heart Purple Rain Rambo 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Top Tunes Crazy For You (Madonna) 1 Just Called To Say I Love You (Stevie Wonder) The Heat is On (Glenn Frey) Careless Whisper (Wham) Let's Go Crazy (Prince) Caribbean Queen (Billy Ocean) 7. Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (Wham) 8. California Girls (David Lee Roth) 9. Can't Fight This Feeling (REO Speedwagon) 10. One Night in Bangkok (Murray Head) ALLEY-OOP LANES 218 Second Street West Wabasha, MN (612) 565-4544 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of “85” Drs. Perry, Kasper, and Mann Dental Office 115 Main Street East Box 188 Wabasha, MN 55981 Phone: 612 565-3511 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “85” WABASHA VETERINARY CLINIC AXIDERMY Birds. Fish, Rugs, Deerheads. 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SPACE WALK — Mission specialists aboard the Shuttle Challenger used manned maneuvering units to “walk” in space independent of their spacecraft. INNOCENT — Former automaker John DeLorean was acquitted after a long and highly publicized trial. VICTORY — Michael Jackson and his brothers performed 55 concerts on their massive “Victory Tour” throughout the U.S. There had been initial controversy over high ticket prices. CURRENT ISVIEN75 ffr-Qf DUPE CURRENT IEVIEN75 8 67 SOVIET FUNERAL — Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died on Feb. 9 and Konstantin Ohernenko succeeded him. OLYMPICS, YUGOSLAV STYLE — At the winter Olympics in Sarajevo, the U.S. netted four gold and four silver medals. Scott Hamilton won the men’s figure skating and Steve Mahre won the Giant Slalom. g t-07 NOT SO TRIVIAL — Trivial Pursuit was the game of the year. Students at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, PA, even built a giant board for a trivia contest. WHO YA GONNA CALL? — “Ghostbusters”, a comedy horror movie starring Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and Harold Ramis, was the highest grossing movie of 1984, earning over $200 million by year end. ELECTION '84 — Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale took part in two televised debates. The debates were close; the election wasn’t. Reagan was reelected by a wide margin. FAMINE IN ETHIOPIA — Millions suffered in northern Africa from a famine caused by several years of drought. Belatedly aware of the tragedy, leading nations rushed food and money to the scene. ; . , i ■'’J' V S 7 A ‘v ' v W —'1 if • f ,,v . ' . vc £ . X - N •■. - - ,s V, ' -rS vSjv ' - 1 O ■ v ’ -x ' v V A. V S 0 V :X It ‘M ' V- - ' i —ft K l.. '■', -•' v i % — V Vv ■ 55, � - - ; • ■ - , v - v' V « ' b A