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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

Enjoy Wabasha-Kellogg 1. Fighting over that certain someone. (J. Loretz, B. Schjolberg) 2. Doing some last-minute comparisons of work. (S. Aitken, A. Bouquet, J. Hubbard) 3. Bubba at his finest playing in the band. (L. Holtan) 4. Would the person who borrowed the pencils from the office please return them. (S. Kennedy) 5. Leann is a little upside down isn't she? (L. Passe) 2 Red. White, and You 1. Wishing for a 40D. (S. Tentis) 2. Sue, Sheila, and Trennia get psyched for the Homecoming parade. (S. Kreye, S. Books, T. Wenzinger) 3. Jeff's favorite part of Foods class. (J- Reinhardt) 4. Mary Jo Kennebeck relaxes after winning the State Typing Championship. Below: Christie Kelly show their Indian spirit at the volleyball tournament. (C. Schmidt K. Denn) Catch the Wave Coke is it and so are the students at W-K! The 1986-87 school year was an excellent year academically and also went down in the trophy case as one of the best in extracurricular activities. The fall season was highlighted by a 8-2 football record and District Three Champs in volleyball. The winter season saw very successful boys and girls basketball teams and a District Championship for the One Act Play. Participants in spring sports of golf and track enjoyed winning seasons as well as the baseball team which made it to Regionals. We caught the wave at W-K and rode it through a great year!!! 3 1. Taking a break from class. (D. Meurer) 2. Fantasizing about what she wants for Christmas. (J. Schade) 3. This is what student teaching for Mr. Dalen does to you. (T. Johns) 6. Dawn really looks like she enjoys her art class, doesn't she? (D. Lipke) 7. Someday Sidra wants to work at Disneyland as Goofey! (S. Start) 8. C. Schmidt, A. Blaschko, J. Schade, and R. Pierce demonstrate the power of hot air in a physic's experiment. 4 Class of '90 5 T. Adams M. Aitken D. Anderson T. Baker G. Bergeson C. Bornfleth A. Bouquet E. Brehmer J. Doffing B. Dunagan K. Edwards T. Edwards C. Froemming S. Funk J. Garner D. Gosse B. Graner F-F-F-Freshmen If we tried to put our feet into freshmen shoes, they just wouldn't fit. (We grow out of them by the time we are seniors!) Anyway, no one wants to go back to that first year of high school. One thing puzzles us though. Why do the freshmen boys wait until they are seniors to ask out a freshmen girl??? 6 L. Grancr J. Gusa T. Hanson M. Harms A. Harney M. Haynes K. Henrikson P. Herzberg J. Hubbard T. Janisch L. Johnson M. Johnson K Kelly T. Klein M. Koopman R. Krisik K. Kronebusch P. Lamey E. Lillie K. Loechler S. Losinski M. Magnuson A. Meisch L. Meurer D. Meyer M. Miller A. Moore K. Norton W. Ostrom B. Passe J. Passe J. Pavelka T. Peterson L. Pfeilsticker A. Rebehl B. Raddatz S. Rieck M. Root J. Schmoker N. Schurhammer A. Schuth W. Seyffer O. Smith C. Sorensen K. Swanson M. Sylvester D. Tentis J. Tentis D. Van Brunt A. Waas T. Wenzinger M. Wilson L. Zabel Not pictured: J. Reiss 8 Class Of '89 C. Meurer S. Kennedy, C. rens V r y j Gamble. L- Hat ter t Anderson J. Timm Jk 9 D. Anderson T. Arens G. Babai T. Bergan J. Brelsford D. Burcalow J. Burnett D. Dillinger J. Dureske L. Edelbach M. Edelbach L. Evans T. Fitzgerald Sophomores Sophomore year is always an exciting one, especially when your driver's license arrives in the mail! Scott Severson and David Anderson just got theirs and spend their “free time looking through the used car ads. 10 B. Frost J. Gamble S. Gander C. Gosse K. Hager A. Hanson K. Hanson M. Harrington L. Hartert J. Heins A. Huntoon K. Johnson K. Keller S. Kennedy M Klein B. Koopman B. Kosidowski J. Krueger S. Lavigne L. Law A. Lee S. Leisen S. Lien M Lindmark D. Lipkie A. Lisowski D. Mansmith D. Mazure K. McCormick 1 K. Metzler C. Meurer R. Meurer T. Neidel A. Ncycrs C. Passe L. Passe L. Pfeilsticker C. Prescher T. Rick M. Rieck B. Rodegheir R. Roehrich J. Schjolberg S. Severson M. Sheeley P. Sholing S. Stark M. Sullivan M. Sylvester S. Tentis M. Tierney J. Timm D. Wallerich L. Wallerich T. Zomok Not pictured: D. Lynaugh 12 Class Of '88 M. Miller and U L. Schuth J. Brener, J Jhmidt, 13 T. Bremer J. Breuer J. Burns B. Busch D Bussian M. Class M. Coffman D. Davis K. Denn S. Deobald S. Dittrich M Doffing K. Dunagan J. Edwards B. Evers Juniors Juniors D. Huth, T. Passe, K. Dunagan, and L. Holton find time for other activities before finishing junior year and entering the hectic senior year. 14 D. Fiedler T. Foster S. Frost J. Gosse P. Graner S. Graner V. Graner M. Greeley M. Gusa S. Hager D. Harlow P. Hoffman L. Holton S. Hunger D. Huth 5. Jewson D. Klapperich J. Klein 5. Kreye J. Lamey J. Mansmith C. Marking S. Mazure C. Mickow M Miller L. Passe T. Passe T. Passe 15 T. Passe J. Patrow D. Pavelka D Pfcilsticker R. Pierce J Rabehl J. Reinhardt L. Risch J. Sc hade B. Schively C. Schmidt R. Schmit D. Schneider D. Broadwater B. Schreiber B. Schuth L. Schuth D. Sheeley T. Skelton T. Smith C. Sobeck L. Stromness D. Tentis D. Wagner L. Walton D. Ward M. Weirather T. Wenzinger J. Wingert K. Wodele J. Zabel Not pictured: T. Braun S. Burrichter B. Evenson P. Klas M. Loechler J. Munson Schurhammer T. Schwanke T Tonsfeldt M. Wayne 16 Catch The Excitement! 1. M. Greeley and J. Lamey play mommy in Child Development. 2. J. Carr, T. Wodele, B. Bergan, and B. Richards wait to be fitted for caps and gowns for graduation. 3. D. Meyer finds a new way to use a rolling pin in art class. 4. J. Brelsford, M. Wilson, and J. Schjolberg discuss their upcoming weekend. 5. Did you know that Craig is the second to the top in his ag class? (However, he is the only one in the class!) (C. Weirather) 1. Can I go to the bathroom? (Mr. Miller Toshie) 2. Please pay attention, students! (K. Watson) 3. Give it up, Wayne. Jerry is bigger. (W. Carrels, Mr. Schade) 4. Theresa's 23rd tardy for the second trimester. (T. Bornfleth) 5. Edith Hager relaxes before another FFA fundraiser begins. Catch the Action 1. The Motley Crue (D. Broadwater, K. Dunagan, D. Huth, L. Holton) 2. Brian. Bruce. Rich Tim wouldn't mind dressing up in a sheet foi this! (B. Bergan. B. Evenson, R. Swanson, T. Smith, A. Bouquet, T. Passe) 3. Four out of nine junior girls are camera shy. (J. Edwards, J. Lamey, M. Miller. L. Passe, f. Reinhardt, T. Bremer, L. Strom-ness, V. Graner, C. Sobeck 4. Mike finally decided to finish his last year s shop project. (M. Sholing) 5. Careful, guys; Lloyd s in charge. (J. Huth, D. Huth, L. Johnson, W. Wendt, J. Carr, S. Passe) 20 1. Laurie and Lori, you're suppose to be checking out books in the IMC, not boys! (L. Pfeilsticker L. Edelbach) 2. This is one test Alex might not get 100% on. (A. Hanson) 3. Chris makes his own moonshine keg. (J-Patrow, C. Glomski, C. Biever) 4. Go for it Jason, Toons isn't looking. (J. Breuer) 5. Chris Wise smiles for his mugshot at the police station after being caught stealing from Pinetree Fashions. 21 Heaven In Your Eyes Homecoming 1986 was a big success after many cancellations and much rescheduling. The week started out on Monday with students dressing up for Hawaiian day and progressed as Toga day, Punk day, Grub day, and Red White Hat Sunglass day rolled around. Monday night was set off with a bonfire followed by a car caravan to Plainview (which Lance will never forget). The volleyball team lost to Lewiston on Tuesday but won on Thursday when they played El-gin-Millville. The first in a long time parade was held Friday at 1:30. The parade consisted of the homecoming candidates, volleyball and football teams, cheerleaders, band, and floats which each grade constructed. The parade started at the Anderson House and ended at the middle school where the powderpuff football game and tug-o-war were held. The football game against Plainview was held at the high school due to the large amounts of rainfall we received. (The river was up approximately 13 inches!) The week wound down on Saturday after Bernard Richards and Amy Blaschko were crowned king and queen at the dance. Music was provided by KQRS-92. 1. Homecoming royalty, Amy Blaschko and Bernard Richards. 2. Powderpuff game between the junior and senior girls is played at the Middle School. 3. Homecoming candidates: S. Tentis, S. Bouquet. A. Blaschko, M. Arens, S. Passe, C. Biever, R. Swanson, S. Severson, T. Passe, B. Richards, T. Flanaghan, S. Lee 4. M rs. Schultz has to stop hanging around Mrs. Loshek! 5. The volleyball team is on a winning streak. b. This skyscraper replaces the original announcing booth for the football game. WABASHA 1 District Three Champs — Outrageous W-K Opponent 3 Chatfield 2 3 St. Charles 0 0 D-E 3 3 Plainview 1 2 Spring Valley 3 1 Lewiston 3 3 E-M 0 1 Chatfield 3 0 St. Charles 3 3 D-E 0 3 Plainview 0 1 Spring Valley 3 3 Lewiston 1 2 E-M 3 3 Plainview Dist. 0 3 Lewiston 2 3 St. Charles 1 0 Leroy-Ostrander 3 The 1986 Volleyball season was one of W-K's most memorable! It was filled with action, suspense, hard work, determined performances by the players, and a triumphant finish. The team enjoyed the thrill of victory and on some occasions realized the agony of defeat. The W-K netters, led by the co-captains Michele Arens and Sue Tentis, captured the District III championship, earning the first district title since the origin of girls sports activities at WKHS. W-K ended its season with a 16-8 record. The team completed 1826 of 2031 serves to reach 90% accuracy, a new team record. Right: Most Valuable Player: M. Arens Mi. Huntoon shows us his excitement at Districts. 24 First Row: S. Lee, A. Blaschko, Second Row: T. Wenzinger, M. Doffing, M. Greeley, T. Reeser, S. Tentis, M. Arens, L. Bruegger, K. Olson, G. Huntoon Third Row: J. Edwards, L. Schuth, P. Hoffman, T. Passe. R. Pierce, S. Kreye, S. Books, J. Reinhardt, D. Fiedler First Row: A. Lee, S. Stark Second Row: K. Metzler, S. Gander, L. Wallerich Third Row: K. Olson, J. Kruger, D. Wallerich, D. Mazure, A. Huntoon, G. Huntoon First Row: A. Bouquet, W. Ostrom, T. Kiyohara, M. Magnuson Second Row: L. Meurer, S. Aitken, W. Seyffer, L. Graner, Third Row: K. Olson, N. Schurhammer, B. Passe, A. Schuth, D. Anderson, J. Hubbard, G. Huntoon Football Team Finds Some Headroom Lake City We 0- They 13 Chatfield 21- 12 St. Charles 30- 0 Dover-Eyota 20- 0 Plainview 45- 0 Spring Valley 41- 22 ’Lewiston 21- 0 hEigin Millville 27- 0 Blooming Prairie 2o- 0 Kasson-Mantorville 21- 28 Denotes Conference Games First Row: M. Lamey, J. Patrow, D. Klapperich, K. Dunagan, R. Swanson, M. Koopman, D. Stumpf, j. Gamble. Second Row: R. Burcalow, J. Carr, M. Tierney, B. Rodegheir, B. Irish, W. Carrels, T. Arens, D. Wagner, B. Busch. Third Row: S. Leisen, Asst. Coach Fredrickson, C. Biever, S. Severson, R. Schuth, S. Passe, T. Skelton, Coach Karger, J. Dureske. Fourth Row: J. Burns, B. Olson, T. Evers, L. Johnson, T. Passe, B. Bergan, L. Hartert, D. Bussian, J. Reinhardt, B. Evenson. First Row: T. Baker. M. Koopman, P. Lamey. B. Dunagan, M. Miller, K. Swanson, R. Krisik. Second Row: D. Meyer, T. Wenzinger, K. Henriksen. M. Harms, K. Norton. M. Wilson, M. Rieck, G. Babai. Third Row: Coach Schumacher. J. Heins, J. Tentis, D. Tentis, B. Rodegheir, T. Arens, M. Tierney. K. 'Hanson, Coach Anderson. Fourth Row: B. Raddatz, J. Lamey. A. Hanson, S. Severson, C. Meurer, D. Anderson, J. Passe, S. Tentis. Who's missing from this picture? Turn to page 28 to find out. (C. Biever) The Wabasha-Kellogg Indians finished a fine season with an overall record of 8 wins and 2 losses. This included a perfect 7-0 record in the Three Rivers Conference and a Conference Championsnip. Steve Severson (blessed with an excellent offensive line) set a new school rushing record with 1,596 yards on 245 carries. Steve also set scoring records with 26 touchdowns and a total of 160 points. Named to the all conference team were Steve Severson, Mike Koopman, Jeff Reinhardt, Rich Swanson, Brian Bergan, Dennis Bussian, Scott Passe, Chris Biever, and Tom Passe. 25 1. Carl Eller Steve Severson 2. You're beutimous, Fernanda. (F. Carneiro) 3. Aren't you done with your accounting yet, Dan? B. Bergan, D. Stumpf, T. VVo-dele) 4. Mrs. Ostrorn must be out or the or rice. (D. Harlow, S. Mazure, D. Sheeley, M. Sheeley) Linda waits patiently while Brian checks out his finger under the microscope. (L. Passe, B. Rodegheir) Right Foreign exchange student, To-shie Kiyohara Far Right: Nice reindeer, Val. (V. Graner) Who's missing from this picture? Turn to page 25 to find out. (S. Losinski) Far left: Bob Kruger is ready to take on anyone, even the ref!!!( Left: Yes, Jon, it looks just like . (J. Loretz) Karen isn't too sure she wants to eat her own cooking, (K. McCormick) Wabasha-Kellogg Band performs at a district volleyball meet. One Act Present Tense This year Wabasha-Kellogg presented Present Tense, which was a light comedy, directed by Dale Mueller. Present Tense received 1st place in District One Act Play Contest in Rochester, and won 2nd place in the Regional One Act Play Contest in Winona. Overall the One Act proved quite successful, due to the super acting. Kati Wodele and Jason Brelsford took the Best Actress and Best Actor awards at the Districts competition. 1. Behind the scenes. (Mr. Mueller, D. Sheeley) 2. Caught in the Act (K. Wodele, T. Smith, J. Brelsford) 3. Doug, look at this (T. Smith, A. Meisch) Front row: T. Smith, K. Wodele, J. Scholjberg, J. Brelsford, A. Meisch, R. Roehrich Back row: T. Skelton, K. Johnson, A. Waas, D. Burcalow, B. Kosidowski, Mr. Mueller The Present Tense Cast Director ....... Student Director Norm Prescott . Ann Allen .... Doug Willard . . Jerry .......... Margie Eaton A blonde ....... Mother .......... Mr. Mueller Rochelle Roehrich .. Jason Brelsford .... Kati Wodele .....Tim Smith John Schjolberg . . Allyson Meisch .. . Char Glomski Rochelle Roehrich J. Schjolberg, C. Prescher, S. Stark, J. Gamble, A. Lee, B. Rodeghier, A. Huntoon, C. Meurer, S. Daisy Mae Andie Lee and Li'l Abner Scott Gander, S. Severson, B. Koopman, C. Passe Severson Winter Carnival First row: P. Klas, S. Dittrich, T, Wenzinger, B. Evers Second row: V. Graner, King Brian Evers and Queen Carol Sobeck K. Denn, M. Coffman, S. Sobeck Third row: D. Huth, L, Holton, D. Klapper-ich, K. Dunagan Sadie Hawkins and Winter Carnival 1987 was an exciting event. Parents and students waited in suspense to see who would become the new royalty. The student band Confusion kept everyone entertained. Crowned as the '87 royalty were Daisy Mae Andi Lee and Li'l Abner Scott Severson; Queen Carol Sobeck and King Brian Evers. 31 Wrestling Team Has Disappointing Season First Row: K. Dunagan, M. Miller, D. Broadwater, J. Dunagan, S. Stark, M. Schmoker, B. Richards, D. Huth, M. Koopman, R. Kruger, D. Huth, T. I asse Second Row: J. Loechler, T. Wallerich, B. Sanderson, K. Sylvester, M. Jungwirth, C. Dillinger, D, Christenson, B. Barton, Assistant Coach-J. Richards, Head Coach-R. Sanders, A. Hanson, K. Henricksen, D. Dillinger, L. Holton. 1UN1QR POWER (D. Huth, K. Dunagan, L. Holton, D. Broadwater, T. Passe) SEASON SCORES W-K 28 Durand, WI 33 W-K 27 Lake City 39 W-K 9 Plainview 54 W-K 2c Rushford 35 W-K 21 Houston 37 W-K 2o Chatfield 36 W-K 44 CFC, WI 14 W-K 13 Lewiston 47 W-K 16 Dover Fyota 39 W-K 20 St. Charles 41 W-K 50 Zumbrota -mazeppa IS STATISTIC WINNERS Most Wins-Mike Koopman-21 Most Takedowns-Mike Koopman-58 Most Pins-Bernard Richards-9 Fastest Pin-Kevin Dunagan-30 Seconds Most Near-Falls-Dave Huth-19 Most Reversals-Bernard Richards-22 Most Escapes-Mike Koopman-37 Hey Gingo,. do you need some help with your shirt? (M. Koopman, B. Richards) TOURNAMENTS Byron Iv. Plainview lnv. 7th Lake City lnv. 5th Districts 6th AWARD WINNERS Most Valuable Wrestler-Mike Koopman Most Improved Wrestler-Tom Passe All Conference-Bet nard Richards All Conference Honorable Mention-Mike Koopman, Tom Passe Gymnasts Tumble Hard W-K gymnasts progressed steadily throughout the 1986-87 season, improving in strength as well as technique in all four competitive events. According to coach Kay Olson the uneven parallel bars continue to be the weak event for the Indians, but the girls made measureable improvement in the area. By the end of the season, the varsity squad had five girls performing kips. The team scores are no reflective of the successes and accomplishments of the teams during the 86-87 season. The B team is looking strong, also, and W-K looks forward to fielding a very competitive squad next season as W-K does not lose any letterwinners to graduation this year. Ms. Olson says, congratulations to the 86-87 squad for their fine effort and accomplishments. It was an enjoyable season. First row: G. Wodele Second row: L. Herzburg, J. Hanson, A. Klapperich, K. Kelly, B. Hanson, V. Johnson, N. Doffing, B. Danckwart, T. Wagner Third row: (Manager) T. Edwards, D. Gosse, S. Losinski, K. Metzler, J. Krueger, A. Meisch, (Coaches) B. Passe, K. Olson Fourth row: (Tri-captains) L. Walton, L. Passe, C. Sobeck VARSITY WE THEY 12- 5-86 at Pine Island 67.55 112.50 1-15-87 at Byron 94.50 108.08 1-22-87 at Chatfield 99.65 109.05 1-26-87 Stewartville 97.6 102.95 1-29-87 Lake City 96.6 67.9 2- 2-87 Byron 98.5 107.4 2- 6-87 at Stewartville 103.0 114.15 2- 9-87 at Caledonia 94.8 117.8 2-12-87 Pine Island 104.6 116.7 2-19-87 Chatfield 98.1 101.35 Can you hold that pose a little longer, Carol? (C. Sobeck) Boys Fall Short In District Competition Row 1: J. Walton, S. Anderson Row 2: J. Carr, S. Severson, D. Anderson, J. Breuer, H Lamey, T. Passe, R. Burcalow Row 3: Coach J. Dalen, J. Gosse, T. Wodele, R. Schuth, ( Weirather, J. Loretz, B. Bergan, L. Hartert, Coach M. Anderson. W-K 41 W-K 59 W-K 69 W-K 80 W-K 63 Lake City Dover Eyota Chafrield Mazeppa Austin Pacelli Glennville Southland Lake City Spring Valley Plainview St. Charles Elgin-Millville Lewiston Dover-Eyota W-K W-K W-K W-K W-K W-K W-K W-K W-K 45 Chatfield 3 Plainview 56 St. Charles 61 Spring Valley 06 Elgin-Millville 64 Lewiston 52 Dover-Eyota 42 Winona Cotter 38 Stewartville 51 49 49 33 60 28 33 35 38 61 39 56 50 511 37 45 51 49 36 47 Row 1: J. Walton, S. Anderson. Row 2: K. Swanson, J. Heins, D. Anderson, C. Passe Arens, D. Tentis, P. Lamey. Row 3: J. Lamey, B. Raddatz, L. Hartert, J. Passe, R. Meu O. Smith, Coach J. Dalen. The 1986-87 boys basketball team was lead by senior co-captains Rich Schuth and Ted Passe. The team won the Rebel Holiday Tournament held in Austin, the Three Rivers Conference Championship, and brought home the runnerup trophy in District III competition. The boys finished the season with an overall record of 20-3. Congratulations on a fine season! 34 An Awesome Year! First Row. J. Mansmith, D. Wallerich, L. Schuth, T. Passe, J. Reinhardt, S. LaVigne, D. Pfeilsticker. Second Row: Coach S. Fredrickson, M. Arens, L Bruegger, S. Bouquet, D. Mazure, A. Huntoon, Assistant Coach P. Mickow. First Row: N. Schurhammer, T. Reeser, D. Lipke, D. Wallerich, A. Schuth, J. Hartert. Second Row: Coach S. Fredrickson, L. Pfeilsticker, A. Huntoon, T. Zomok, K. Pfeilsticker, K. Smith, Assistant Coach P. Mickow Wow, look at Mr. Fredrickson's great moon walk. Mazeppa We They 69 44 Lewiston 57 50 Dover-Eyota 56 44 Chatfield 73 48 Staples 52 53 Caledonia 52 44 St. Charles 37 41 Spring Valley 69 48 Plain view 62 44 Elgin-Millville 64 57 Lewiston 59 44 Cotter 66 38 Dover-Eyota 69 53 Chatfield 64 40 St. Charles 60 49 Plainview 69 55 Lake City 40 56 Elgin-Millville 72 35 Spring Valley 64 42 St. Charles 59 48 Lake City 45 46 Denotes Conference Games The Wabasha-Kellogg girls basketball team recorded their second Three Rivers Conference Championship with a 13-1 record and then posted the best over-all record in the school's history finishing the year 17-4. The team was led by tri-captains, three-yeafr starters, and All-Conference selections Michele Arens, Suzy Bouquet, and Laura Bruegger. They received excellent support from juniors Jackie Reinhardt, Tracy Passe, Laurie Schuth, and Deb Pfeilsticker, and sophomore Sue LaVigne, Dawn Mazure, Dede Wallerich and Amber Huntoon. W-K entered its first Christmas Tourney in Lake City and lost to eventual champions Staples in a heartbreaker 52-53. They then went on the defeat Caledonia the next night 52-44 to place third overall. The Distict III tourney round the Indians seeded 2. They defeated St. Charles 59-48 in the opening round and then lost a tough one to Lake City 45-46 in the semifinals. Overall the girls had an excellent season and have every reason to be proud of their record-setting year. Above: Hey, Ted, do you think we should show them what's on that slide? (T. Passe H. Schierts) Right: Monty Python Haynes in search of the Holy Grail. Above: Jon thinks about his date with Missy while he figures up how much it cost him. (J. Loretz) Right: A common sight in spring — students rushing to get their accounting packets completed. (J. Wingert) 38 Left: Freshmen take their last final of the year. Below: Pam save the dancing for tonight; you are suppose to be decorating now! (P. Hoffman) Center Left: Dean Meurer finds a quiet place to catch a few Z's. Far Left: Is that Abe Lincoln or Todd Evers? Left: Well we know Cherie Marking is on the right, but who is that on the left and why is he hiding??? 39 Guys Dolls CAST Sarah Brown ................. Miss Adelaide ............... Sky Masterson ............... Nathan Detroit .............. Nicely-Nicely ............... Benny Southstreet Harry the Horse .......------ Big Juke .............-s'. Gamblers .................... General Cartwright . Arvide Abernathy . . Lieutenant Brennigan Drunk .............. .... Kati Wodele Allyson Meisch . John Schjolberg .. Jason Brelsford . Nate Brelsford .....Tim Smith Terry Volkman . Marty Tierney .. Todd Skelton Jeff Timm Matt Wilson Brad Graner Rich Burcalow Laurie Pfeilsticker Rochelle Roehrich . . Don Harlow Bill Kosidowski T. Smith. J. Brelsford, X Norton, M Wilson, R Burcalow 40 Top: K Wodele, J. Schjolberg, R. Roehrich Bottom: J Schjolberg K. Wodele Left: A. Meisch, J. Brelsford, M. Tierney, T. Volkman Center: D. Gosse, K. Wodele, J. Schjolberg Bottom: K. Tentis, T. Herzberg, F. Carneiro, D. Hanson, S. Jewson, A. Meisch GUYS DOLLS Talented actors, singers, and dancers blended skillfully together in this year's spring musical, Guys and Dolls, under the direction of Dale Mueller. Exceptional singing and dancing characterized this year's exciting performances with vocal direction by Mary Brelsford and choreography by Anne Pflaum. The story revolved around interweaving romances, a floating crap game composed of hardcore gamblers, night-club dancers, and a mission to save unfortunate souls. This year, the stage was transformed into Broadway, complete with street scenes and nightclubs above and a city sewer below. Extravagant sets and costumes, plus very long, hard practices were rewarded with a great time complete with three exciting standing ovations. D. Mueller HOT BOX DANCERS Stacy Jewson Crissy Prescher Anne Moore Melissa Sylvester Karen Tentis Debbie Hanson Tabitha Herzberg Danielle Gosse Fernanda Carneiro NIGHTCLUB DANCERS Kim Smith Brian Wise Nicolle Doffing MISSION BAND Mindy Class Karen Johnson Bonnie Peterson Tracy Petersen Carrie Lawless Sheila Rieck Lisa Herzberg Karie Keller EXTRAS Stacey Leisen Edith Hager Sue Hager Tonya Gusa Mike Leisen Carla Schoenbeck Becky Danckwart Brandy Klein 41 Never Say Goodbye The Juniors did a fabulous job planning and decorating for this year's prom. The Commons were beautifully decorated with purple and white balloons and crepe paper. The theme of the prom was Never Say Goodbye, and the band that played was Haven. The 1987 Prom Royalty were Mary Jo Huth and Brian Olson. The after-prom party was a great success again this year! Everyone enjoyed the games and food that our parents planned for us. Christie Schmidt and Shannan Dittrich decorate for a very successful prom. Queen Mary Jo Huth and King Brian Olson Above: K. Metzler, L. Walton, and C. Sobeck show how much fun they had at prom. Above right: Rich Swanson walks Steve Severson through the grand march. T. Bornfleth, L. Stromness, and S. Tentis show their garters to everyone! Center left: Lance tells the seniors to never say g. (L. Holton) Above: K. Denn. T. Arens, D. Bussian, and M. Huth relax before the real partying begins. Pam Hoffman and Carol Sobeck do their part in decorating for prom. 43 Fernanda Carneiro Mary Jo Kennebeck Toshie Kiyohara Rich Swanson Graduation — The 1987 commencement exercises were held in the high school gymnasium on June 5. Dan Wagner and Trennia Wenzinger were chosen as junior escorts. Speeches were given by foreign exchange students Toshie Kiyohara and Fernanda Carneiro; class president, Ted Passe; class representative, Rich Swanson; Salutatorian, Mary Jo Kennebeck, and Valedictorian, Hal Schierts. 1987 Ted Passe Hal Schierts Bruegger Second In State Competition Right: OOPS! (J. Pavelka T. Reeser)) Below: Where is that finish line??? (D. Fiedler) Coach's Comments This year's girl's track team was very young with only two seniors, Laura Bruegger and Michelle Arens. We had two talented juniors, Denae Fiedler and Lisa Walton; and one hardworking sophomore, Karen Johnson. The highlight of the season was Laura's placing second overall in the state competition. Front Row: V. Johnson, L. Walton, A. Bouquet, J. Hartert, K. Johnson, S. Losinski, N. Doffing, Coach Karger Back Row: J. Pavelka, D. Fiedler, N. Schurhammer, L. Bruegger, M. Arens, A. Schuth, T. Reeser 46 Hartert Qualifies For State Front Row: T. Skelton, D. Mansmith, J. Timm, P. Klas, D. Tentis, K.. Swanson, K. Henriksen, K. Norton Back Row: Coach Brewington, C. Biever, J. Gamble, L. Hartert, T. Passe, J. Buol, C. Meurer, G. Babai, B. Rodegheir, Assistant Coach Katula 100 Meters Best Times Distances Paul Klas 11:4 200 Meters Dan Tentis 23:9 '400 Meters Dan Tentis 51:88 800 Meters Keith Swanson 2:19 1600 Meters Don Mansmith 5:15 3200 Meters Don Mansmith 11:15 110 Hurdles Leigh Hartert 15:17 300 Hurdles Leigh Hartert 40:7 400 Relay 1600 Relay Shot Paul Klas, Corey Meurer, Leigh Hartert, Brian Rodegheir Klas, Meurerr Tentis, Rodegheir Tom Passe 45:6 3:40.8 44.6 Discus Jason Gamble 145-7 High Jump •Jeff Buol 6-0 Triple Jump Jeff Buol 40-2 1 2 Long Jump Jeff Buol 18-2 Pole Vault Todd Skelton 10-6 School Record Coach's Comments The boys track team was very young this year but showed lots of promise for the future. Sophomore Leigh Hartert led the way by qualifying for state in his two hurdle events. The Indians placed 5th out of 8 teams in the strong Three Rivers Conference. I'll be home for dinner in a matter of seconds. Mom! (D. Bussian) 47 Girls Have Tuff Season W-K 8 Softball Scores Kasson-Mantorville 10 W-K 15 Goodhue 16 W-K 0 Lake City 10 W-K 11 Winona Cotter 1 W-K 10 Winona Cotter 17 W-K 18 Alma-Gilmanton 8 W-K 0 Dover-Eyota 10 W-K 6 Dover-Eyota 18 W-K 4 Stewartville 15 W-K 4 Lake City 14 W-K 3 La Crescent 14 W-K 10 CFC 6 W-K 2 Byron 13 W-K 1 St. Charles 2 W-K 1 St. Charles 2 W-K 3 Chatfield 9 W-K 1 Chatfield 13 W-K 5 Stewartville 21 Kreye, B. Schreiber, Row 2: J. Edwards. L. Passe. D. Mazuer, S. Tentis, T. Passe, D. Wallerich The 1987 season started out very optimistic for the Indians as they played [ some very good ball the first couple of games only to come up a little short. Then after a couple of wins the rest of the season proved to be very difficult as the opponents racked up many hits and W-K many errors. The season included several people being used at different positions to find that perfect combination but the season was over before the team could jell. Despite the record the season was a success as far as a learning experience for the girls. The season will be remembered most for the contrast in temperature for the games, along with the controversy of St. Charles' pitcher, and whether we would get the district game played in the rain. A. Lee 48 1st row: S. Anderson 2nd row: M. Harms, W. Carrels, L. Passe, M. Koopman, L. Wallerich, B. Busch, T. Passe 3rd row: D. Wagner, T. Passe, S. Severson, T. Evers, J. Reinhardt, R. Swanson, M. Koopman, Coach Mr. Anderson 4th row: C. Passe, B. Ebert, A. Hanson, J. Gosse, B. Evers, D. Anderson, K. Hanson. Baseball Team Conference Champs This wall has a lot of 'Headroom'. (D. Wagner, B. Evers, J. Gosse, T. Passe, D. Anderson) Matt, the baseball is in your other hand. (M. Koopman) SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Overall Record 16-5 Conference Record 10-2 Won Three Rivers Conference Won District III The game of baseball sure has changed! (S. Severson, M. Koopman, J. Reinhardt, T. Passe) BASEBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WK 6 Lake City 9 12 St. Charles 9 A 5 Lewiston 7 7 Chatfield 2 7 Spring Valley 6 8 Dover-Eyota 5 3 Plainview 7 13 St. Charles 3 8 Lewiston 4 5 Lake City 10 6 Chatfield 5 9 Spring Valley 6 14 Plainview 6 24 Dover-Eyota 9 8 Pepin 7 DISTRICT III 6 Lewiston 3 6 Plainview 5 3 Lake City 1 REGION I 9 LaCrescent 14 Number 1, not number 2, Bird! (R. Swanson, T. Evers) Boys Golf Scores WE THEY 174 Stewartville 171 176 Winona 185 167 Lake City 158 173 Plainview 175 166 Chatfield 161 165 Spring Valley 207 167 Lewiston 176 170 Winona 191 175 Lake City 165 177 Spring Valley 213 175 Chatfield 184 178 Plainview 186 194 Lourdes 162 177 Lewiston 179 W-K Golfers Win Conference Titles Front Row: T. Freiermuth. B. Wise, F. Wallerich, M. Funk Middle Row: T. Wenzinger, D. Meyer, P. Sholing, J. Doffing, C. Blaschko Back Row: Coach Dalen, C. Wise, J. Loretz, C. Prescher, J. Carr, Coach Grimley 50 Coach Dalen, C. Schmidt, R. Pierce, C. Prescher, A. Blaschko, M. Doffing, S. Stark, A. Meisch, J. Reinhardt, Mr. Grimley (Assistant Coach) Girls Golf Scores WE THEY 159 Stewartville 186 183 Lake City 219 183 Plainview 191 183 Spring Valley 203 191 Lewiston 199 187 LaCrescent 267 189 Lake City 220 200 Spring Valley 215 190 LaCrescent 263 189 Plainview 189 216 Lourdes 212 51 Annual Staff Front: C. Wise Middle Row: P. Hoffman, L. Walton, M. Huth, S. Tentis, S. Lee, M. Kennebeck Back Row: C. Hammer, A. Blaschko, L. Passe, C. Sobeck, C. Schmidt, M. Arens, T. Flanaghan Math League R. Pierce, K. Hanson, T. Smith, J. Doffing, M. Greeley, T. Kiyohara, T. Passe, and H. Schierts Quiz Bowl Terri Bremer, Melanie Greeley, Michelle Doffing, and Tim Smith 52 Library Aide Edith Hager Office Aides Top row: J. Mansmith, K. Tentis, S. Lee, L. Walton Bottom row: E. Hager, C. Glomski, T. Bornfleth, J. Marking, D. Schmit, and B. Peterson Student Council First row: S. Frost, M. Doffing, E. Hager Second row: M. Greeley, S. Hager, J. Pa-velka, T. Edwards Third row: J. Mansmith, K. Johnson, and L. Bruegger All Star Choir First row: S. Dittrich, M. Doffing, A. Meisch, S. Jewson Second row: M. Weir-ather, M. Class, K. Tentis, K. Wodele Third row: J. Doffing, B. Graner, J. Brelsford, and K. Dunagan All Star Band National Honor Society T. Hanson, A. Huntoon, C. Schmidt, T. Smith, L. Walton, C. Prescher, L. Passe, and J. Wilson First row: A. Huntoon, L. Pfeilsticker, A. Lee, R. Roehrich, M. Doffing, T. Hanson Second row: M. Kennebeck, S. Stark, J. Dunagan, T. Wenzinger, M. Greeley Third row: T. Bremer, K. Dunagan, K. Hanson, T. Wodele, H. Schierts, S. Tentis Fourth row: A. Hanson, T. Passe, T. Smith, J. Loretz, M. Arens, L. Bruegger, and S. Bouquet Spanish Club First row: T. Hanson, M. Doffing, L. Walton, C. Hammer, C. Schmidt, K. Denn, M. Coffman Second row: D. Fiedler, T. Wenzinger, C. Prescher, M. Miller Third row: J. Burns, R. Pierce, J. Wilson, M. Arens, S. Bouquet, K. Watson, L. Bruegger, J. Simpson, L. Meurer, L. Risch Fourth row: J. Klein, T. Passe, J. Gosse, D. Bussian, T. Passe, C. Prescher, B. Schjolberg, D. Tentis, T. Passe, C. Mickow, S. Frost, M. Kennebeck, and P. Graner German Club Front row: T. Smith, S. Severson, T. Nei-del, J. Krueger Back row: S. Stark, T. Busch, Mr. Huntoon, and A. Huntoon D. Fiedler, Mr. Wilkinson, T. Wenzinger, and L. Holton Newspaper Staff 55 Jazz Band First row: J. Schjolberg, C. Prescher, A. Huntoon, A. Meisch, O. Smith, C. Wise Second row: J. Wilson, T. Skelton, K. Hanson, T. Volkman Third row: M. Wilson, C. Metzler, M. Lindmark, T. Smith, and K.. Henriksen Office Education Association M. Huth, T. Flanaghan, M. Kennebeck, D. Schmit, J. Loretz, C. Wise, S. Lee, S. Tentis, and B. Olson Future Farmers of America Front row: E. Hager, S. Hager, D. Huth, D. Ward, T. Foster Back row: A. Hanson, L. Johnson, W. Wendt, J. Gusa, A. Ra-behl, and J. Zabel I MWi 56 Danceline Front row: K. Wodele, 5. Aitken, S. Gander, S. Dittrich, M. Miller, C. Prescher, M. Magnuson, K. Denn Back row: R. Pierce, D. Anderson, L. Meurer, J. Krueger, T. Adams, S. Stark, B. Koop-man, and A. Huntoon INDIANS INDIANS FB Varsity Cheerleaders Front row: A. Meisch, T. Hanson, S. Kennedy, S. Losinski Back row: C. So-beck, D. Schmidt, V. Graner, L. Passe, and L. Walton FB B-Squad Cheerleaders A. Meisch, D. Gosse, S. Losinski, and T. Edwards Volleyball Cheerleaders B. Schreiber, S. Deobald, A. Harney, and S. Frost BBB Varsity Cheerleaders A. Lee, T. Hanson, S. Kennedy, S. Jew-son, C. Schmidt, and M. Coffman BBB B-Squad Cheerleaders W. Ostrom, M. Root, A. Harney, and J. Hubbard 58 Wrestling Cheerleaders K. Kronebusch, B. Schreiber, S. Frost, M. Greeley, and K. Carson GBB Cheerleaders J. Schade, S. Deobald, and M. Weirather Speech Team First row: L. Pfeilsticker, A. Meisch, M. Tierney, K. Johnson Second row: T. Kiyohara, R. Roehrich, A. Moore Third row: T. Hanson, M. Greeley, and L. Graner 59 Administration . . . Faculty . . . Staff . . . Everett Johnson, Building Engineer Cooks: Mmes. Graner, Renaux, Meurer, Petersen, Schuth Norm Bussian, Principal, John Mattison, Superintendent S. Anderson J. Dalen W. Fiedler S. Fredrickson G. Frost S. Hampe G. Hansen G. Huntoon 60 Above: Lana Ostrom, Secretary Left. Mr. Pretzer finishes up his last year at Wabasha-Kellogg High School with that familiar smile. A Part Of Your Life. C. Krupa C. Mayer J. Mundy C. Knabe D. Loretz C. Loshek D. Mueller N. Nilsson R. Schultz T. Wilkinson Above: Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Loshek, receives a bouquet of flowers from some of her students. 62 Top: Mr. Loretz and Mr. Fredrickson at the end of a long day of teaching. Center: Interesting book, Mr. Wilkinson? Bottom: Mrs. Ostrom, Ms. Mayer, and Mrs. Hampe look pretty interested in something. Could it be Alf ? Top Left: Tim Wenzinger and Mr. Dalen do some problem solving in Algebra. Top Right: Mrs. Schultz guards her computer. Bottom Left: Mrs. Wodele is a MEEPer. (If you can read her shirt, you will know what that means.) Bottom Center: Mr. Graupner gets a little crazy when he eats homemade ice cream. Bottom Right: What exactly is in that ice cream??? (Mr. Mundy) 64 Below: Getting MORE handouts ready, Mrs. Nilsson? Below: Thanks to a computer, Mrs. Nelson won't be checking out books by hand anymore . . . she hopes. Bottom Left: Mrs. Johnson takes a load off her feet while Mrs. Fredrickson serves the punch at a baby shower for Mrs. Johnson. Bottom Right: Mr. Fiedler checks over some of Laura Bruegger's work while Laura checks out the camera. It doesn't look good for Kevin. (Mr. Hansen, W. Carrels, K. Dun-agan) I think you lost one, Mr. Mueller. 65 Above: Mr. Schumacher, she's too young for open enrollment!!! Left: Mrs. Stark, Library Aide Top Right: Mrs. Keilholtz takes over for Mrs. Johnson for a few weeks. Bottom Right: Lisa Walton sets up Ms. Olson for a yearbook picture. 67 Below: Mr. Graupner helps one of the FFA members get ready for the Homecoming parade. (Mr. Graupner, ?, Cow) Below: Give me strength! (Mrs. Brelsford) 69 70 Far Left: Mr. Loretz gives Mary Jo Huth a hard time as she goes around school with an announcement. Left: And you thought Mr. Fiedler never ate. Above Left: Dave Meyer molds while Mrs. Huntoon holds. Above Right: Mr. Karger works on the muscle between his shoulders. Seniors Of 1987 Are Classic Michele Arens Brian Bergan Chris Biever Amy Blaschko Theresa Bornfletch Suzy Bouquet GRADUATION It's time for us to throw away the past. To live our lives as adults at last. We re leaving our friends and families behind. We'll finally be making up our own confused minds. We re almost there it's hard to see; That these twelve years of school have made an adult out of me. The future is so hard, when all you've seen is the past. We re graduating soon and our lives have gone fast. It's almost too hard to leave everything I once knew. And realizing now that it's up to me what I do. We ll make new friends, and cry new tears; but nothing will make up for these Golden Years. T. Zomok 72 I'm so embarassed!! (M. Koopman) Only 10 days, 13 hours, and 19 seconds till graduation! (S. Passe) Eric Brehmer Laura Bruegger Richard Burcalow Fernanda Carneiro Jason Carr Wayne Carrels Jay Dunagan Lisa Edelbach Todd Evers Tricia Fisk Mike Flanaghan Tricia Flanaghan Charlene Glomski Deanna Gosse Christine Hammer Tracy Hanson Rhonda Henricks Ronald Hutchison Mary Jo Kennebeck Mike Lamey Shawn Lee 1987 mementos — senior shirts and McDonald's stir sticks! (R. Henricks) Toshie Kiyohara Mike Koopman Senior privileges are great! (S. Passe W. Wendt) 77 •Vs Jon Loretz Jackie Marking Dean Meurer Laurie Meurer Brian Olson Scott Passe Ted Passe Bonnie Petersen Thomas Petersen Craig Prescher Tonya Reeser Jeff Reinhardt Hal Schierts William Schjolberg Darlene Schmit Lana's newest helper. Mary Jo, do you ever quit working? (M. Kennebeck) 79 Daniel Schuth Richard Schuth Steven Severson Mike Sholing Jerri Simpson Dan Stumpf Mark Wallerich Kelly Watson Craig Weirather Karen Tentis Sue Tentis Kurt Tierney Rich Schuth, Michele Arens, Suzy Bouquet bring a few snacks to hold them over until lunch. Wayne Wendt Chris Mary Jo get some tips on personal color. Now will someone show them the proper way to use a napkin? (C. Wise, M. Kennebeck, Ms. Krieger-Swanson) Justin Wilson Chris Wise 1987 SENIOR CLASS AWARDS BEST ATHLETES: Michele Arens Steve Severson BEST DRESSED: Suzy Bouquet, Justin Wilson, Craig Prescher BEST PERSONALITIES: Suzy Bouquet Bernard Richards BEST TUSHES: Michele Arens Dan Stumpf GONE STEADY LONGEST: Tonya Reeser Jeff Reinhardt CLASS CLOWNS: Mary Jo Huth Brad Meyer DON JUAN: Jason Carr HOTTEST CAR: Jon Loretz LEAD FOOT: Mike Flanaghan MISS HUSTLE: Michelle Wyatt MR. HUSTLE: Rich Burcalow Dan Stumpf MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Michele Arens Hal Schierts MOST QUIET: Bonnie Petersen Mark Wallerich NICEST SMILE: Suzy Bouquet Steve Severson PARTY QUEEN: Michelle Wyatt PARTY KING: Scott Passe POTTY MOUTHS: Michelle Wyatt Lloyd Johnson SENIOR CLASS SWEETHEARTS: Michele Arens Ted Passe NO U US -Loo.il 82 Top Left: There! As good as new. (T. Passe R. Swanson) Top Right: Okay, Brian, spell appendicitis. (B. Olson) Center: Jon shows us his moves for picking up girls. (J. Loretz M. 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