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

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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

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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

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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