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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

LITE'' METAL — The topselling album of 1987, Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet, sold 11 milbon copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINY HEROINE — Eighteen-month -old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW —Fred Astaire, 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ —The consummate showman, Liberace, 67, was famous the world over for glitzing up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabra HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston, 81, acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen. ROUND TWO —Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Cofo.), with his wife Lee. re-entered the 1988 presidential race. Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal. 1987-88 What’s New? 1. Terri Bremer took first place in the state BPA Data Assistant contest. 2. Fernanda Carneiro left. 3. Dave Anderson worked on a new image. 4. Jerry Klein started his Creative Design project and got a lot farther on it than ... 5. Scott Graner. s hs 1. Wabasha got a new bridge. 2. W-K HS got two new foreign I exchange students. (M. Jensen, J. Davis) 3. Jackie Reinhardt Laurie Schuth got new AVIA high-tops. 4. Tony Janisch was in school. ) Center Left: Carol’s getting desperate! (Puck, C. Solbeck) Center Right: Sue LaVigne celebrates St. Patrick’s day sampling Dayton’s cosmetics. Right: Danielle Gosse and Tatia Reeser react to all the food on Keith Swanson’s tray. School Life Child Development class found out what its like to become parents for a week. Left: Doug Klapperich con gratulates Tighe Busch and Brian Evers on becoming fathers. Below: Val Graner has twins!_______ Far Left: Jackie has problems eating her birthday cake. (J. Reinhardt) Left: Jon says, “You just can’t take her anywhere!” (J. Schmoker) Sophomore Scholars — The Most Likely to Succeed? Probably the last guy in the middle row. (D. Meyer) Below: It’s progress report time! (L. Stromness, T. Busch, M. Weirather) Below: Bruce Evenson, Dennis Bussian, Corey Meurer, and Kevin Dunagan prepare a Chinese meal in Foods Around the World. Right- The Design Production students actually do use those projects they make! (J. Klein, S. Graner, M. Rieck, D. Wagner, B. Schuth, R. Meurer) Above: Karen Kronebusch just couldn’t make it through sixth hour American History class. Right: Brent Frost and Corry Gosse try to keep the attention of a “mouseketeer” in Child Development class. Better try something else, guys. _ Left: Mikki Miller Cherie Marking prepare Lori in art for hi plaster mask. Below: “This won’t hurt a bit.” (J. Patrow, J. Burns) Far Left: Val Graner shows her school spirit by dressing up during Homecoming Week. Left: Becky, you can blame Todd Arens for this picture. (B. Koopman) Kevin Dunagan gets ready for . . If 1 this (Mrs. Knabe) •sJ s—, and this (L. Edelbach) r- U ' and this (D. Wallerich)! s r - Tammy Rick Ann Lisowski Melissa Sullivan and Shelly Klein party in Word Information Processing with the money won from the Spanish treasure hunt. Jeff Tentis sends Jill Krueger birthday wishes from 5th hour study hall. PY B JI ROM Tom Passe Sarah Hampe Alesia Schuth Christine Prescher Joe Zabel Wendy Koopman Nancy Schurhammer Debbie Pfeilsticker Michelle Aitken Right: Okay, who put the Super Glue on Traci’s locker? (T. Petersen) Below: Scott Tentis, zoning. Goldilocks and the Three Bears performed by? See page 43 to identify the guy on the left. You’re on your own for the bears! Homecoming “87” 1987 Homecoming. It seemed as if everyone took part in some activity which really made this Homecoming a fun, exciting, meaningful one. The week started out with the coronation of Dave Tentis as king and Val Graner as queen. The coronation is usually followed by a bonfire and then a trip to the football opponent’s town. However, this year we all listened to what the administrators said. When they said NO CARAVAN, we had no caravan. During the week many things went on that the student body participated in to make it a good one. The days of the week for Homecoming included “Pajama Day, Backwards Day, Sweatpants Day, Red and White Day, and Mix and Match Day.” One major event that takes place every year is the Powder Puff football game. This year the Senior Class of ’88 won. (Of course.) Friday afternoon we paraded down Main Street in Wabasha. Now that was fun!!! And that night we met the Cardinals on the football field. A big THANKS to our football team for winning the game against Lewiston. We never thought we would win! Rogue’s Gallery provided the entertainment Saturday night at the Homecoming dance. Did you remember that? Only “In My Dreams.” The future W-K football cheerleaders. (Top: C. Passe Left: D Anderson Bottom: C. Meurer Right: S. Severson) Top: The Winning Team (S. Leisen, G. Babai, B. Rodegheir, J. Passe, J. Tentis, Smile Stacy! (S. Losinski) D. Tentis, K. Dunagan, C. Meurer, S. Severson Bottom: Bru and Sue Brown. (J. Breuer, S. Kreye) In My Dreams Homecoming Candidates. Front Row: T. Wenzinger, S. Dittrich, S. Kreye, C. Sobeck, V. Graner, J. Reinhardt, (bottom) J. Breuer Back Row: D. Bussian, T. Busch, J. Patrow, I). Tentis, T. Passe. King David Tentis and Queen Val Graner Top: PULL!!!! (Sophomore Class) Bottom: Sue LaVigne, LuAnn Kvans. Laurie Pfeilsticker, Karla Abraham-son. and Mike Sheeley show us their Nair legs while riding the Junior float. INTIMIDATION! (M. Coffman. C. Prescher) 11 Winter Carnival The Time Of Our Lives Queen Jill Krueger King Jason Gamble “The Time of Our Lives” was the Winter Carnival theme this year. Days of the week included a Come As You Are day, as well as the usual Hawai-ian Mexican day, and Hat Sunglass day. The week concluded with the dance and coronation on Saturday. Jill Krueger and Jason Gamble were crowned queen and king, and Lisa Meurer and Dan Tentis were crowned princess and prince. The Commons was decorated in pink and silver. Streamers, hearts, and balloons made it a winter wonderland. We had the time of our lives. Princess Lisa Meurer Prince Dan Tentis Candidates: J. Gamble. S. LaVigne, C. Passe, A. Lee, L. Hartert, J. Krueger, C. Meurer, C. Prescher, B. Hodegheir, L. Evans. J. Timm, S. Stark Candidates Front Row: M. Root, K. Henriksen, S. Losinski, B. Dunagan, K. Swanson, A. Meisch, D. Tentis, L. Meurer Back Row: B. Passe, T. Wenzinger, G. Bergeson One Act Tennessee This year’s one act play was Tennessee. It took place in the late 1800’s in the Ozark Mts. It was about an old woman who found out her whole life had been a lie. It was a dramatic play that touched the heart. The cast tied for 1st place at districts with both Anne Moore and Jason Brelsford receiving acting honors. In region competition, the cast placed 3rd. CAST Anne Moore Jason Brelsford . John Schjolberg Allyson Meisch Nathan Brelsford Laurie Pfeilsticker . . Old Woman ....Griswold ..... Hershel ......... Mary ......Cardell Neighbor Lady Cast Crew: J. Hubbard, A. Moore, L. Pfeilsticker, A. Meisch, N. Brelsford, M. Wilson, B. Wise, T. Skelton, T. Smith, J. Brelsford, K. Johnson, J. Schjolberg, K. W’odele Top Left: Thank God for Mary Kay Cosmetics! (J. Brelsford) Middle Left: The new lead singer for the WK hillbilly rock band, John Schjolberg. Bottom Left: You’ve got the cutest little chubby cheeks! (A. Meisch N. Brelsford) Above: You don’t have to beg Mr. Mueller for a part, Nathan! (N. Brelsford) Left: And 90 years later . (A. Moore) 15 Prom — “Save Your Love” Top Right: J. Zabel Middle Right: D. Pavelka, T. Passe, J. Klein, D. Broadwater, J. Patrow, M. Loechler, V. Graner, J. Lamey Front: S. Frost, C. Marking, D. Pfeilsticker Back: R. Schmidt, M. Doffing, J. Wingert The band Intruder started off the night from Prom “88.” The night went by quickly, but before it was over Dan Wagner and Shannan Dittrich were crowned king and queen. However, the night wasn’t over yet. After the dance, most of the prom goers attended the after-prom party, where games such as Pictionary and Wheel-of-Fortune were played. Three groups of students participated in a lip sync contest. Jason Brels-ford, John Schjolberg, Tighe Busch, and Jeff Timm won first place with their imitation of Mr. Brownstone by Guns and Roses. It was a night to entertainment, prizes, and fun! Fiddler on the Roof A. Meisch, J. Brelsford, C. Prescher. K. Dunagan, K. Wodele, J. Schjolberg, B. Wise, B. Graner, J. Timm, N. Brelsford, A. Hanson, S Jewson, T. Smith, K. Ramnarine K. Schoenbeck B. Freese Cast Tevye Fiddler Golde Tzeitel Hodel Chava Shprintze Bielke Yente Motel | Rabbi JH Lazar Wolf Nahum Innkeeper Mendel Avram ......... Perchik ........ Constable ..... Grandma Tzeitel Fruma-Sarah Fyedka ....... Russian Soldiers ..-Mason Brelsfo Matt Wils . . A Hyson Meis ---Katie Wode .. Crissy Presch Stacie Jews Mary Jo Janis' Eva Wiei Laurie Pfeilstick . John Schjolbe Brad Gran ..... Tim Smi Alex Hansc Brian Wi Todd Skelt ........... Kevin Dunagi ..................Jeff Tim Bryan Blodgt ..................Anne Moo .....................Pam B ................. Nate Brelsfo Ray Tentis, Dylan Davis, Lisa Walton Below: K. Wodele, J. Schjolberg, B. Wise, B. Graner, J. Timm. N. Brelsford, A. Hanson. S. Jewson, L. Walton, T. Smith, K. Ramnar-ine, L. Pfeilsticker, M. Janisch Left: K. Dunagan. A. Moore, B. Wise, N. Brelsford. A. Meisch, A. Hanson Left: Stage fright? (A. Meisch K. Wodele) Right: Someone got a little carried away with Pam Boe’s eye liner. You look like a Fyedka! (N. Brelsford) Graduation 1988 Graduation exercises were once again held in the Wa-basha-Kellogg high school gymnasium. Speeches were given by the class president, Tom Passse; class representative, Lance Holton; valedictorian, Terri Bremer; salu-tatorian, Melanie Greeley; and foreign exchange students, Morton Jensen and Joanne Davis. Lance entertained the audience with an imitation of Mr. Bussian. In the past, only those students who were not graduating got blank diplomas. This year EVERYONE got blank diplomas! Seniors had to pick up their signed diplo after the graduation exercises. That’s one way to get i keep our hats on!!! After the ceremonies, the seniors were treated to ga such as miniature golf, Pictionary, and Wheel of Fort (which Leann cheated at). There were hair and mal demonstrations, Arnold’s Restaurant, and all kind gifts and prizes. Mindy Class won a trip to anywhei the United States! Terri Bremer, Tom Passe, Melanie Greeley, Lance Holton, Joanne Davis, and Morton Jensen at graduation practice. Above: Sandy Gander and Jason Gamble were chosen by the senior class as the junior escorts for the evening. Right: Jane Lamey and Don Harlow Below left: Darrell Pavelka Tracy Passe Center: Kelly Denn Dan Broadwater Right: Darren Sheeley Leann Passe Above: Don Harlow Below: Shannan Dittrich We came to this place together, to learn, to grow, to share . . . Time and space may separate, but distance cannot come between us. In celebration, we invite you to our Wabasha-Kellogg High School Commencement Exercises June 10, 1988 at 8:00 p.m. Wabasha-Kellogg High School Gymnasium Class Motto “With each rising sun, think of our life as just a beginning. Show love and kindness today for tomorrow’s chance may be last.” Class Flower Rose Class Colors Red and Black Rita Schmit catching her foot in the printer cord and pulling it off the table. Wimp, next time you’re driving your car, make sure your hood stays down. You can see better that way. Rita’s driver’s tests. The day all the 1987 senior volleyball players ran their mile in under 8 minutes! Not most Friday and Saturday nights! Tom Passe’s night out with all the women but Sandy. Dan throwing away his socks at ValleyFair. BPA trip to the Twin Cities with Ms. Loshek. Parties with all my friends and just having a great time. Going to Red Wing with Brenda Schreiber and getting lost. When the volleyball team choked at region tourneys. The day Carl Holton came to school with a party bag and a 12-pack. Pam stealing Christmas bulbs. My best friend and I found out what the interior of a cop car really looks like. Terri Bremer going to nationals and meeting the lead singer for Aerosmith and his fiance. Cleaning up after the senior party. When playing Spoons, Paul, the idea is to stay on your chair, not on the floor. Getting Doug Klapperic through computer class b letting him copy my work. Walking down the halls of the Marriott seeing Kevin Dunagan Dan Broadwater arm-n-arm with four 40-year old women. All the great conversatior between Mr. Wilkinson an Dan Broadwater. State gymnastics, wrestling trips, and all the good-looking men. The 1987-88 girls basketba! team. It in itself is a hilariou memory. ■ M E M O R I Riding through town in a Limo on Halloween! The last volleyball game of the year. ____________________ The class of ’88 finally all getting along! Darrell drowning. Trip to Florida. Dan Wagner trying to climb the snow bank with his Jeep. Too bad about the window, Dan. A garage party when my ne car received a few dents an paint chips. Celebrating birthday parties and trying to persuade Mrs. Loshek into having parties when there wasn’t a birthday to celebrate. The alibis that some of the seniors came up with when we wer called into the office about the party the night of the senio banquet. A-Squad Nets 26 Wins The 1987 VB squad enjoyed a very successful season. The girls progressed well throughout the season, strengthening and sharpening skills and offensive defensive strategies with each match. Losses resulted only from very close match ups with the ever powerful Three-Rivers opponents. WK represented the conference and their loyal fans very well in the District playoffs, advancing to the quarter final round to face the Stewartville Tigers who eventually advanced from the District and represented Region I at the state tournament. WK returns a strong nucleus next seaspn comprised of girls who received a great deal of playing experience during the 1987 season. Look for WK to once again field a powerful and competitive team in 1988. First Row: S. Gander, K. Metzler, S. Stark, S. Kreye, A. Lee Second Row: Coac K. Olson, L. Schuth, T. Passe, D. Mazure, A. Huntoon, D. Wallerich, Asst. ( Huntoon Third Row: L. Wallerich, M. Greeley, J. Reinhardt, R. Pierce First Row: T. Petersen, W. Ostrom, M. Magnuson, D. Wallerich Second Row: Asst. K. Olson, N. Gosse, N. Schurhammer, S. Schouweiler, J. Hubbard. B. Passe, Coach G. Huntoon Third Row: A. Bouquet, T. Reeser, K. Smith, J. Hartert, L. Muerer Wake up, Kris! (K. Metzler) Volleyball Scoreboard WE T 3 Lewiston 3 Chatfield 3 Plainview Three Rivers Invitational 3 Pepin 3 Lake City 3 Cotter 1 Spring Valley 1 St. Charles 2 Dover-Eyota 0 Elgin 3 Lewiston 3 Chatfield 3 Plainview 1 Spring Valley Pine Island Invitational 0 Pine Island 0 Goodhue 3 Wanamingo 2 St. Charles 3 Dover-Eyota 3 Elgin District III 3 Dover-Eyota 0 Stewartville OVERALL CONFERENCE Football ... A Piece of the Action! -Squad First Row: T. Arens, D. Tentis, L. Holton, J. Pafcrow, T. Busch. B. todegheir, J. Tentis, K. Dunagan. Second Row: D. Klapperich, K. Hanson, J. leins, J. Gamble, M. Wayne, M. Jensen, J. Timm, T. Skelton. Third Row: J. ,amey, D. Anderson, G. Bahai, Assist. Coach S. Fredrickson. Head Coach C. larger, C. Meurer. D. Bussian. J. Burns. Fourth Row: D. Tentis. L. Hartert, S. leverson, J. Passe. T. Passe, A. Hanson. M. Rieck, C. Passe. A SQUAD WE TEAM THEY 6 Lake City 19 0 St. Charles 18 12 Dover-Evota 6 24 Plainview 6 t Spring Valley 22 28 Lewiston 22 20 Elgin-Millville 12 6 Chatfield 8 4-4 Varsity Football — 1987 The W-K Indians got off to a slow start in 1987, losing their first two games. Coach Chuck Karger said that the mass inexperience started to fade after that as the Indians won four of the next five games. The highlight of the season was a victory over the highflying Lewiston Cardinals. (Lewiston was undefeated and unscored upon in five games before the W-K game. The Indians dominated in a 28-22 win.) W-K, however, saw their playoff hopes go down the drain in a 6 to 8 loss to Chatfield in the final game of the season. Individual honors in the form of All-Conference recognition went to Dennis Bussian, Tom Passe, and Jason Gamble. The underclassmen are saying around school, “Wait till next year.” My Hero. (T. Skeleton) B-Squad First Row: S. Rodegheir, B. Wise, C. Klein. B. Dunagan, M. Miller, C. Evans. Second Row: B. Einck, M. Funk, P. Lamey, K. Swanson, F. Wallerich, M. Koopman. Third Row: E. Passe, T. Freiermuth, Head Coach M. Schumacher, Assist. Coach S. Anderson, K. Lewandowski, T. Wick. Fourth Row: K. Norton, S. Fox, M. Johnson, B. Raddatz, K. Henriksen, N. Brelsford. Gymnasts Improve In ’88 “It was a most enjoyable season! The girls worked hard, achieved many individual and team goals and cooperated with teammates and coaches in a truly team effort” stated Ms. Olson when asked about the ’88 gymnastics season. Becky Rolbiecki joined the coaching staff and was a very welcomed addition to the program. Both “A” and “B” squad teams reached team record high scores in dual meet competition and the varsity team moved up to the sixth place finish in the regional standings. Captains of the 1987-88 squad were Carol Sobeck and Lisa Walton. Carol was selected by her teammates as the squad’s most valuable player, and Lisa received special recognition for establishing a new school record in the “All-Around” competition, setting a mark of 30.40 points. 1st Row: A. Junkers, T. Jensen, D. Kontzelmann, J. Jungwirth, 2nd Ro Wagner, Hilshire, L. Herzburg, T. Herzburg. A. Klapperich, B. Danckwar Hanson 3rd Row: (Captains) L. Walton. C. Sobeck. 4th Row: N. Doffing. D. G S. Losinski, (Coach) K. Olson, K. Metzler, V. Johnson, W. Koopman Kris Warms Up To “Beam” The Opponents. (K. Metzler) Varsity We They Pine Island 90.65 Stewartville 94.25 C.F.C. 95.90 Byron 94.95 Chadfield 104.60 LaCrescent 108.80 Stewartville 102.85 Byron 107.20 C.F.C. 113.90 Pine Island Caledonia 108.85 Byron Invitational St. Anthony 121.25 Byron 116.50 Pine Island 113.40 Caledonia 112.60 Stewartville 103.00 W.K. 102.15 St. Paul Acad. 88.35 Region I Meet Pine Island 122.36 Byron 121.66 Caledonia 120.85 LaCrescent 118.36 Waseca 116.10 W.K. 110.23 Stewartville 103.38 Chatfield 101.28 1 I 1,6( 89.2; 93.1; 11)6.41 101.81 I 19.5( 89.401 I 14.7(J I I 2.21 1 18.6( I 16.7; 1 Three Senior Wrestlers Place in Districts Seniors took charge of the 1987-88 wrestling team, ora Passe and Dave Huth had very good years. Tom laced in regions and Dave became Wabasha-Kellogg’s xth district champion. Both were consistent winners 1 year. Dan Broadwater really came on strong in tour- naments to qualify for regions. The 7th 8th graders are really coming on, says Coach Sanders, and should lead to some good teams in the future. Good Luck! Tournaments Byron Awarded 5th Place Plainview 8th LaCrescent 3rd Lake City 7th District 8th Huth (1st); Passe (2nd); Broadwater (3rd); Sylvester (5th) Season’s Scores We Team They 29 Rushford 39 21 Durand, WI 45 21 Lake City 36 41 .umbrota-Mazeppa 23 24 Lewiston 45 28 Houston 36 33 Chatfield 30 42 Cochrane-FC, WI 21 18 Dover-Eyota 44 9 Plainview 48 24 St. Charles 41 Statistic Winners -ISiSlSk Most Wins Tom Passe, 24 Most Takedowns ' Dan Broadwater. 14 Most Pins Tom Passe, 14 Fastest Pin Benji Barton, Lance Holton, 23 seconds Most Near Falls Dave Huth, 26 Most Reversals Kendall Sylvester, 15 Most Escapes Mike Gusa, 15 Most Valuable Improved: Dave Huth All Conference: Tom Passe, Dave Huth All Conference Honorable Mention: Dan Broadwater First Row: D. Huth, K. Henriksen. M. Gusa, L. Holton, T. Passe Second Row: Head Coach Ron Sanders, K. Sylvester, B. Dunagan, K. Dunagan, D. Broadwater, D. Christensen. B. Barton, Assist. Coach J. Richards Third Row: R. Klein, T. Wallerich, S. Hall, C. Dillinger, F. Wallerich, M. Schmoker. D. Greeley. B. Sanderson, C. Laska, J. Laska, J. Loechler tront: M. Greeley, B. Hanson Center: L. Holton, lr. Sanders, B. Barton Back: M. Miller, R. Kru-4r, K. Henriksen 1988 Rebuilding Year For A-Squad Boys Basketball This was not a good year for our basketball team. The 1-20 record for the year tells us that. Our only win was over Plainview, 56-51. This was definitely a year of rebuilding. We expect to see great things from them next year! We Team They 28 Lake City 67 38 Chatfield 49 33 Alma, WI 56 43 Spring Valley 53 31 Rushford 75 30 Peterson 39 41 Preston 53 14 Lake City 34 42 Plainview 54 46 Elgin-Millville 74 32 Dover-Eyota 38 55 Chatfield 56 59 Spring Valley 63 56 Plainview 51 26 St. Charles 72 59 St. Charles 77 35 Lewiston 43 63 Elgin-Millville 93 39 Lewiston 52 30 Dover-Eyota 48 28 Rochester Lourdes 65 First Row: Managers S. Anderson, J. Walton. Second Row: Assist. Coach Dalen, P. Lamey, T. Pass I.amey, J. Heins, B. Schuth, D. Wagner, Coach M. Anderson. Third Row: S. Tentis, J. Gosse, A. Hanss Passe, O. Smith, J. Breuer, D. Anderson. D. Anderson hirst Row: S. Anderson, M. Ott, J. Lane, J. Walton. Second Row: K. Swanson, E. Hermundsor Lehnartz, Coach Dalen, E. Passe, P. Burrichter, G. Schmitz. Third Row: D. Meyer, S. Ahlers, S. Foi Passe, O. Smith, D. Tentis, N. Brelsford. jirls Lose In Overtime 1st Row: D. Pfeilsticker, P. Boe, J. Cary 2nd Row: (Coach) Steve Fredrickson, N, Schur-hammer, S. LaVigne, A. Huntoon, D. Mazure, L. Pfeilsticker, T. Reeser, (Assistant Coach) K. Koenig 3rd Row: L. Schuth, j. Reinhardt, D. Wallerich, A. Schuth 1st Row: .1, Hartert (Manager) 2nd Row: C. Kronebusch, C. Melenik, B. Klein, K. Smith. J. Cary 3rd Row: T. Reeser, S. Schouweiler, A. Schuth, (Coach) K. Koenig, L. Pfeilsticker, K. Pfeilsticker, N. Schurhammer This year’s girls basketball season could be summed up as the one that went into overtime. The girls set a school record for going into overtime four times and lost all of them. Their record or eleven wins and eleven losses was not a true indication of their abilities. The highlights of the season were beating Lake City and placing 2nd in the Winona State Invitational Christmas Tourney. Senior Captain, Jackie Reinhardt, and co-captains, Laurie Schuth and Deb Pfeilsticker, provided the leadership and will be missed next year. Each senior received a trophy for their years of service. Juniors returning include Sue LaVigne, Dawn Mazure, Dede Wallerich, Amber Huntoon, Pam Boe, and JoAnne Davis. Statistics: Conference Record: 6 Wins 8 Losses Overall: 11 Wins 11 Losses All-Conference: 1st Team-Sue LaVigne, Honorable Mention-Laurie Schuth and Dawn Mazure Girls Golf Team 1 In District The girls won the district for the first time ever! They were rated 1 or 2 in Class A all season long. Renae Pierce finished 7th in state individually. She was the MVP for this year. Girls 12-1 We Team They 206 Lake City 200 194 LaCrescent 258 197 Plainview 213 190 Cannon Falls 210 179 Lewiston 187 186 Cannon Falls 202 189 Lewiston 201 184 Red W'ing 192 181 Stewartvilie 197 LaCrescent 222 District — 1st Place Region — 2nd Place Lake City Tournament — 1st Place A. Huntoon, S. Stark, C. Prescher, J. Reinhardt, M. Doffing, Pierce, Coach Dalen The boys finished 2nd in the conference. All-conference selections were Pete Sholing, Chris Blashko, and JP Doffing. Pete received the MVP award for the year. Boys 11-6 We Team They 185 Cotter 179 195 Lake City 166 180 Plainview 182 178 Chatfield 185 182 Lewiston 186 175 Chatfield 165 185 Lewiston 206 178 Stewartvilie 180 179 Plainview 170 District — 6th Place Plainview Tournament — 2nd Place Sholing, J. Doffing, T. Wenzinger, M. Funk. Coach Dalen Right: Good swing, Jackie. Now this time, hit the ball! (J. Reinhardt) Center Far Right: JP and Renae puttin’ a round. Softball Team Shows Improvement Front row: A. Heins, A. Lee Middle row: K. Ffeilsticker, C. Kronebusch, I). Pfeilsticker, S. Kreve. J. Krueger, and T. Petersen. Back row: Mr. Schumacher, T. Adams, D. VVallerich, T. Passe, B. jSchreiber, L. Pfeilsticker, K. Blair, and A. Harney. r Coach’s Comments The team struggled a bit in the early season but played well in the final third. The district wins over Lewiston and 1 seeded Lake City were exciting ones and the loss to Chatfield in the quarter-finals was a close battle. One of the other memoriable items of the season was the bus ride back from Spring Valley and it’s “aired out discussion.” The girl’s showed a lot of improvement in their play, teamwork, and their confidence as the season progressed -- all things which returning players must build on to make next season a success. Varsity THEY Softball Goodhue 7 Lake City 7 Chatfield 14 Chatfield 13 Alma-Gilminton 18 Zum b rota-Mazepa 16 Dover-Evota 11 Dover-Eyota 10 Lewiston 10 Stewartville 2 St. Charles 3 St. Charles 3 Spring Valley 10 Spring Valley 12 Stewartville 11 Tom ah 5 Pepin 6 Lewiston 14 District 3 playoffs Lewiston 7 Lake City 7 Chatfield 10 Baseball Team On A Roller Coaster Below Left: Dan Wagner stealing second. Right: Touch ’em all D.A. The 1988 Indian baseball season consist of many ups downs for the young W baseball team. The highlights of the seas were the 3-1 victory over Three-Rivers Cc ference Champion Plainview and the fi round District III win over St. Charles at! Charles. The Indians finished with a 5-overall record 2-10 conference mark. Scoreboard W-K 5 St. Charles 3 W-K 0 Lewiston 5 W-K 16 Zumbrota-Mazeppa 9 W-K 10 Kenyon Wanamingo West Concord 9 W-K 3 i Sping Valley 4 W-K 2 St. Charles 11 W-K 8 Dover-Eyota 10 W-K o Lewiston 4 W-K § Chatfield 8 W-K 5 Plainview 1 W-K 2 ' Lake City 4 W-K 5 Dover-Eyota 9 W-K 2 Chatfield 7 W-K 0 Spring Valley 14 W-K 10 Pepin 11 W-K 2 Plainview 6 Districts W-K 6 St. Charles 2 W-K 4 Byron 6 Overall Record 5-13 Conference Record 2-9 Front row: L. Wallerich (manager), S. Anderson (batboy) Second row: T. Passe, E. Her son, E. Passe, J. Breuer, B. Einck, G. Schmitz Third row: K. Hansen, D. Wagner, J. Lai Schmoker, N. Brelsford, T. Busch, S. Fox, Mr. Anderson (coach) Last row: D. Anders Hansen, J. Gosse, B. Evers, C. Passe lartert And Tentis Advance To tate toys Track •st Row: T. Arens, S. Rodegheir Second Row: S. Stark, D. Tentis, J. Lehnartz, D. Meyer, B. degheir, R. Tentis Third Row: Assist. Coach G. Huntoon, M. Jensen, K. Norton, J. Gamble, ach S. Fredrickson Fourth Row: T. Skelton, C. Meurer, T. Passe, D. Davis, J. Timm (N Pictured: Hartert) The Wabasha-Kellogg boys track team had two participants advance to state this year. Leigh Hartert was third overall (High Hurdles), and Dan Tentis was sixth overall (100m dash). School records were set in high hurdles (15.1) by Leigh, and in the 100m dash (10.9) by Dan. A District III record was set by Leigh Hartert, Brian Rodegheir, Corey Meurer, and Dan Tentis in the 4x100 relay (44.2). Jason Gamble paced the field events in the discus. The team made a strong showing in the Three Rivers Conference placing third and fifth in District III and fourth in Region I. “The strength of the team will all be back next year looking for their first conference and district title,” says Coach Fredrickson. Girls Track Record Breaking Year Front row: N. Doffing, N. Schurhammer. J. Hartert, K. Smith, A. Schuth Back row: K. Johnson, J. Blackwood, S. Losinski, L. Walton, J. Davis, K. Taubel, Coach Chuck Karger It was a bit difficult to follow the 1987 track team, which set many school records and culminated with Laura Bruegger’s 2nd place finish in the Shot Put at the State Meet. Still the girls of 1988 also had an outstanding year. Led by captain Lisa Walton, the team turned in some outstanding performances. Lisa Walton’s 100 high hurdle time of 17.1 seconds surpassed the scho record. The 3200 meter relay team of Joanne Dav Kim Smith, Nicole Doffing, and Katy Taubel ran record time of 10:58. It was a young team and ne year should be even better, says Coach Chuck Kargf Also, sprinter Stacy Losinski received the Most Val able Player award. Stacy gets set to sprint while Dan steps forward to give her confidence. (S. Losinski and D. Tentis) Above: Joanne, the only way you will make friends is to buy some Odor-Eaters for them sneakers! (J. Davis) Left: Ann adjusts the hurdle to its proper height. (A. Bouquet) Class of ’91 Being a freshman is quite an experience. During the year, you encounter many pros and cons. One of the bad things is that you get looked down upon by upperclassmen. In sports you have extra chores such as carrying equipment and cleaning up. You have to learn all the new rules and regulations and get used to the new building. One of the good things is that you’re out of the Middle School. Another is you have more freedom. You also have better class selections. The best thing is that you are one year closer to graduation. J. Lane C. Clickner, V. Johnson, K. Smith, T. Herzberg, C. Lawless Ahlers, Steven Blackwood, Jena Blair, Karri Blaschko, Chris Blodgett, Bryan Braun, Teresa Breslford, Nathan Bruegger, Robert Burrichter, Patrick Clickner, Connie Cox, Tina Doffing, Nicole Dralle, Rachel Edelbach, Nancy Einck, Brad Ekstrand, Ehren Evans, Chad Fitzgerald, Kris Freiermuth, Travis Funk, Matt Gosse, Nicole Graner, Todd Gusa, Kevin Gusa, Tawnya Hager, Steven Haight, Crystal Hampe, Sara Hanson, Bobbie Hanson, Dan Hartert, Jodie Heins, Amy Hermundson, Erik Herzberg, Tabitha Johnson, Vicki Klennert, Jennefer Above: Terry Wick Far Left: Nancy Edelbach Left: Angela Tauble Koupman, Wendy Kruger, Robert Lane. Jerry Laska, Jeremy Lawless. Carrie Lewandowski, Kyle Marking, Tim Me Donough. Lisa Mlenek. Connv Newman, Ken Olson. Mandee Ott, Mike Passe, Eric Passe. Michelle Petersen, Traci Pfeilsticker. Kate Pfeilsticker. Karen Pretzer. Tim Reeser, Tatia Rodegheir. Scott Schmit, Ruth Schmitz. Greg Schouweiler, Sherri Schwanke. Terra Silker. Curt Smith, Kim Stark. Steve Sutton. Lenny Sylvester. Mark Tauble. Angela Tent is, Ray Tonsfeldt. Meredith Wallerich. Fred Wise. Brian Wobbe. Jim Adams, Tammy Ait ken, Michelle Anderson, Denise Bergeson, Gretchen Blood, Kecia Bornfleth, Craig Bouquet. Ann Brehmer, Kthan Cary, Julie Doffing, John Dunagan. Boyd Edwards, Kevin Edwards. Tracy Proemming, Chris Garner, Jennifer Gosse, Danielle Graner, Linda Hanson. Tony Harney, Ann Henriksen, Kent Herzberg, Paul Hubbard, Jonelle Janisch. Tony Johnson, Laura Johnson, Mitch Kelly, Kriste Klein, Tom Krisik, Ryan Kronebusch, Karen Lamey, Paul Loechler, Kim Losinski, Stacy Magnuson, Michelle Meisch, Allyson Meurer, Lisa Class of ’90 Drivers Ed I was driving with Mr. Teskey to Winona, and I asked him when I could pass a car. He told me the time will come. On the way back from Winona, a sandtruck pulled out in front of me going real slow. He told me I could pass now. As I started to pass, the truck speeded up, and I was going 75 past the truck! (Karen Kronebusch) First Row: L. Meurer, A. Bouquet Second Row: W. Seyffer, T. Adams, W. Ostrom, S. Aitken, G. Bergeson, A. Waas Last Row: A. Harney, M. Magnuson, K. Kronebusch Meyer, Davy Miller, Marty Moore, Anne Norton, Kevin Ostrom, Wendy Passe, Bobbie Passe, Jon Pavelka, Jeri Petersen, Tammy Pfeilsticker, Linda Raddatz, Boe Rieck, Sheila Root, Mary Schmoker, Jon Schurhammer, Nancy Schuth, Alesia Seyffer, Wendy Smith, Oliver Sorensen, Chad Sylvester, Melissa Tentis, Danny Tentis, Jeff Van Brunt, David Waas, Angela Wenzinger, Tim Wilson, Matt Zabel, Lisa Not Pictured: Troy Baker Brad Graner Jamey Gusa Matt Koopman Ed Lillie Art Rabehl Above: Angie Waas Linda Graner Far Left: Brad Graner Left: Matt Wilson 45 Abrahamson, Karla Anderson, David Arens, Todd Babai, George Boe, Pam Brelsford, Jason Burnett, Jeannie Dillinger, Darrin Dureske, Jay Edelbach, Lori Edelbach, Michelle Evans, LuAnn Fitzgerald, Tracy Frost, Brent Gamble, Jason, Gander, Sandra Hager, Kevin Hanson, Alex Hanson, Kent Hartert, Leigh Heins, Jason Huntoon, Amber Johnson, Karen Keller, Karie Kennedy, Shelly Klein, Michelle Koopman. Becky Kosidowski, Bill Krueger, Jill LaVigne, Suzanne Law, Lynn Lee, Andrea Leisen, Stacy Lien, Scott Lindmark, Amanda Brian Rodegheir Lipkie, Dawn Lisowski, Ann Mazure, Dawn McCormick, Karen Metzler, Kris Meurer, Corey Meurer, Ricky Miller, Jessica Neidel, Terry Neyers, Angela Passe, Craig Passe, Linda Pfeilsticker, Laurie Prescher, Christine Ramnarine, Kamala Rick, Tammy Rieck, Mark Rodegheir, Brian Roehrich, Rochelle Schjolberg, John Severson, Scott Sholing, Peter Stark, Sidra Sullivan, Melissa Sylvester, Michael Tentis, Scott Timm, Jeff Wallerich Dedra Wallerich, Lisa Zomok, Tammy Not Pictured: Corry Gosse Misty Harrington Dan Lynaugh Mike Sheeley Rochelle Roehrich MICHELLE DOFFING SHANNAN DITTRICH JANICE MANSMITH JANE LAMEY MISSY LOECHLER SCOTT MAZURE ELIZABETH MEYER CHERIE MARKING MICHELLE MILLER LEANN PASSE CARRIE MICKOW JACK IK REINHARDT 54 JEAN SCHADE LISA RISCH DAVID SCHNEIDER RITA SCHMIT CHRISTINE SCHMIDT BRIAN SCHl'TH SCOTT SCHURHAMMER ss Eric Brehmer Todd Braun Marti Weirather Dylan Davis Senior sweethearts, Mikki Miller Scott Schurhammer find a romantic spo for lunch. Dave Schneider gives us his “Don Juan” look. : v r-A SENIOR AWARDS NICEST SMILE: Tighe Busch Carrie Mickow BEST ATHLETE: Tom Passe Jackie Reinhardt BEST DRESSED: Lance Holton Mindy Coffman BEST PERSONALITY: Dave Tentis, Dave Huth, Mindy Coffman, Trennia Wenzinger BEST TUSH: Doug Klapperich Carol Sobeck POTTY MOUTH: Shannan Dittrich Dan Broadwater GONE STEADY LONGEST: Paul Klas Shannon Dittrich CLASS CLOWN: Lance Holton Leann Passe DON JUAN: Dave Schneider HOTTEST CAR: Darren Sheeley Jackie Reinhardt LEAD FOOT: Tony Foster MISS HUSTLE: Denae Fiedler MR. HUSTLE: Kevin Dunagan, Doug Klapperich, Dave Schneider MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Tim Smith Terri Bremer MOST QUIET: Jerry Klein Carrie Mickow PARTY QUEEN: Shannon Dittrich PARTY KING: Darrell Pavelka SENIOR SWEETHEARTS: Scott Schurhammer Mikki Miller Thank goodness for senior privileges. Without them we would have seniors without tans! (M. •Jensen. C. Schmidt, K. Wodele. I). Klapperich) Mindy Coffman tries her hand at touch shorthand. or Last Will We, the seniors, will next year’s seniors the ability to have senior privileges at Valley Fair. I, Jeff Burns, will the junior class dates that are the same age. I, Mindy Coffman, will Brian Wise the ability to be a smart alec the rest of his life! 1, Jane Lamey, will Art Rabehl the ability to figure out how to ride a bike during the Watermelon Festival so he doesn’t have to ride with me and get caught by the cops. I, Joanne, will LuAnn, Lori E., Laurie P. the ability to have a car that doesn’t have squeaky fan belts so as next time they’re in Winona they don’t get picked up! I, Tom Passe, will Todd Arens, Jason Gamble, Brian Rodegheir, Scott Severson, and Leigh Hartert the ability to work out long enough and someday be as strong as me. I, Tracy, will Boe and Jon someone as dingy, fun, and interesting as me for your study halls next year. What will you do without me??? Pll miss all the laughs and good times we had! I, Shannon Deobald, will next year’s wrestling cheerleaders all the fun with my little brother, Kendall, and all his friends as I did! I, Jennifer Edwards, will my baby sister, Sherb, the ability to break my record of being grounded . . . Have fun! I, Lisa Walton, will my brother, Jamie, the best of luck with his high school years. I, Lori Stromness, will Marty Miller the best of luck in the last years of high school. May they go by super fast. I, Julie Wingert, will Laurie and Katie Pfeilsticker the ability to make it through high school together without killing each other. Best of luck! I, Brenda Schreiber, will Alex and Tony Hanson the ability to have as much fun as I did without getting in trouble. I, Susie Kreye, will Jill Krueger the ability not to leave another pitcher standing without a catcher during a scrimmage. I. Kelly Denn, will Andi Lee and Jill Krueger a senior year that’s filled with many great times. I, Denae Fiedler, will Jodie Hartert and Stacy Losinski a “walk on the wild side” but you’ll have to leave Chuck behind. I, Val Graner, will Karen Johnson the ability to remain sane when dealing with Mr. Huntoon. I, Renae Pierce, will Crissy Prescher the ability to make it to state golf her senior year (even if you’re the only one who does). I, Carol Sobeck, will Andi Lee all the Sunday barbecues she can afford. I, Dave Huth, will Todd Arens a shirt that fits and a calculator. I, Leann Passe, will Mikey “Weber” Sheeley the ability to go out one weekend without meeting Mr. Officer. I, ?, will George Bahai $10 to buy a shirt with sleeves. I, Tim Smith, will Kent and Matt the ability to drive Mandy nuts during band her senior year. I, Jackie Reinhardt, will Lana Ostrom the ability to realize when students skip (like me)! We, the BPA of 1988, will Ms. Loshek all great employees as us! We’ll miss ya! I, Pam Hoffman, will Kris Metzler, all the trips to the cities to see me (that’s what Mom thinks). We, the 1988 yearbook staff, will the 1989 yearbook staff the ability to get their pages in on time and save Mrs. Loshek a few white hairs. etting Involved In Clubs Business Professionals of America This year was the first year our school participated in the BPA business contests. Eight of the fourteen members advanced to state competition — Terri Bremer, Lisa Risch, Pam Graner, Sue LaVigne, Cris Prescher, Cherie Marking, Jennifer Edwards, and Rita Schmidt. Terri won first place in Data Assistant and went on to natinals which were held in Louisville, Kentucky. First Row: S. LaVigne, L. Risch, C. Marking, C. Sobeck Second Row: C. Prescher, J. Reinhardt, K. Denn, S. Kreye, R. Schmidt Last Row: P. Graner, T. Bremer, J. Edwards. D. Tentis (Not Pictured: Andi Lee) National Honor Society First Row: R. Roehrich, A. Meisch, K. Henrik-sen, L. Pfeilsticker, A. Hanson, J. Schjolberg Second Row: L. Pfeilsticker, S. Stark. A. Hun-toon, K. Hanson, J. Krueger, A. Lee, C. Prescher, S. LaVigne. J. Timm, B. Rodegheir Third Row: M. Greeley. T. Bremer, J. Schade, C. Schmidt, R. Pierce, T. Smith, K. Wodele Last Row: T. Wenzinger, T. Passe, K. Duna-gan All-Star Band Front Row: T. Smith, T. Skelton, A. Huntoon, B. Busch, K. Johnson Back Row: M. Coffman. C. Schmidt, L. Passe, J. Reinhardt Ten choir students and ten hand students were selected to participate in the Three-Rivers Honors Band and Choir concert held at Plain view HS, November X Choir students were Shannon Deohaid. Stacie -iewson. Cris Prescher. Katy Wodeie. Mindy Class. Vfarti Weir-ather. Nathan Brelsford. Brian Wise, -Jason Breisford. and Vtatx Wil- son. Band students included Christie Schmidt. Jackie Reinhardt, u n. Karen Johnson. Amber Huntoon. Tim Smith. Mhu£yGa man. Todd Skelton, Tighe Busch, and LeAnn Passe. Jason Breisi'u was teatured as a soloist. All-Star Choir The WK Concert Choir brought home the highest honors from the District HI contest. All three judges awarded the choir superior ratings Twenty solos and ensembles competed in the contest. Eighteen advanced to region-state competition of which eleven received excellent and three received superior ratings. Tim Smith received the Director's Award, and Stacie -lewson received the National Choral Award as outstanding senior member. First Row: A. Meisch. S. Dittrich Second Row: S. Deohaid. B. Wise. K. Wodele Third Row. Vf. Wilson. N. Brelsford. S. -Jewson, M. Class Last Row: Vf. W ei rather. D. Fiedler. J. Breisford Student Council Firs! Row: C. Evans. A. Meisch. L. Pfeil slicker, J. Krueger. D. Lipkie. M. Doffing, V. Johnson. L. Passe Second Row: J. Mansmith. W. Seyffer, J. Reinhardt. N. Brelsford, K. Johnson, A. Lindmark. K. Smith Last Row: G. Bergeson. A. Schuth. L. Meurer. K. Henrik-sen. C. Blaschko. E. Ekstrand. 1). Schneider, D. Russian, T. Passe, S. Hager Spanish First Row: A. Lee, M. Coffman, A. Huntoon Second Row: S. Dittrich. S. Stark. M. Greeley. L. Pfeilsticker, M. Doffing Third Row: Mrs. Hampe, M. Edelbach, S. LaVigne, J. Krueger, B. Busch Fourth Row: K. Metzler, S. Gander, B. Koopman, L. Evans, L. Edelbach, J. VVin-gert Fifth Row: M. Sullivan, R. Roehrich, T. Fitzgerald, S. Tentis, P. Sholing, J. Heins, K. Hanson Sixth Row: A. Meisch, K. Wodele, J. Schjolberg, C. Passe, J. Gamble, B. Rodegheir. A. Hanson, D. Meyer German Mr. Huntoon. S. Jewson. S. Hampe. N. Edelbach. N. Gosse, V. Graner Second Row: K. Newman, D. Wallerich, K. Johnson, R. Dralle, A. Heins. C. Kronebusch, K. Lewandowski, P. Lamey, C. Mickow, .J. 'Pimm, A. Tauble Newspaper Staff First Row: I). Fiedler, 1). Anderson. S. LaVigne. M. Wilson Second Row: T. Petersen. J. Krueger, M. landmark, P. Boe, K. Abraham-son, K. Johnson, J Pavelka Speech Team Front Row: J. Hubbard, A. Moore. L. Pfeil-sticker, A. Meisch, M. Wilson, T. Smith, J. Schjolberg Back Row: N. Brelsford, B. Wise, T. Skelton, J. Brelsford. K. Johnson, K. Wo-dele Jazz Band Front Row: K. Lewandowski, T. Smith, A. Lindmark, M. Wilson, K. Henriksen, K. Metzler, C. Prescher, J. Schjolberg Second Row: T. Busch, A. Huntoon, A. Tauble Back Row: A. Meisch, E. Ekstrand, T. Skelton, B. Schively, K. Hanson, 0. Smith Students Against Drunk Driving The WK Students Against Driving Drunk chapter came about in November of 1987. Since then, it has been spreading information on the dangers of drunk driving to the community through public speaking, newspaper ads, posters, and student participation. The group believes that the chapter has heightened student awareness of the dangers and possible consequences of drunk driving. Front Row: S. Klein, J. Mansmith, J. Timm, J. Brelsford, K. Abrahamson Second Row: D. Broadwater, D. Lipkie, P. Bow, K. .Johnson, R. Tentis Last Row: S. Hager, L. Law, M. Sullivan, C. Passe, S. Tentis, D. Pavelka, L. Passe Math Quiz Bowl Front Row: J. Doffing, «J. Schade, J. Klennert, R. Pierce, B. Rodegheir, S. Losinski, J. Pavel ka, M. Greeley. Back Row: K. Hanson, J. Gamble, K. Pfeilsticker, T. Smith, C.. Froem-ming, O. Smith. L. Pfeilsticker Danceline Front Row: S. Dittrich, M. Miller, S. Gander Second Row: K. Denn, C. Prescher. J. Krueger, VV. Ostrom, S. Stark, S. Aitken, T. Adams Last Row: D. Anderson, S. Jewson, B. Koopman, A. Huntoon, L. Meurer, C. Schmidt A-Squad Football Cheerleaders Front Row: S. Losinski, L. Walton, M. Coffman, A. Meisch Back Row: S. Kennedy, C. Sobeck. L. Passe. V. Graner B-Squad Football Cheerleaders D. Gosse, K. Pfeilsticker, N. Doffing, T. Edwards A-Squad Boys Basketball Cheerleaders Front: K. Pfeilsticker Middle: K. Abrahamson Back: M. Root, A. Lee, A. Harney Girls Basketball Cheerleaders S, Rieck, L. Evans, A. Waas. K. Ramnarine, M. Sylvester Volleyball CHEER Wrestling Ml ‘JRN, B. Hanson, V. Johnson, A. Heins B-Squad Basketball N. Gosse, T. Peterson, T. Gusa B. Hanson, M. Greeley, S. Deobald. K. Kronebusch, B. Schreiber Office Aid Annual Staff Leann Passe ............. Editor Pam Hoffman Advertising Manager Terri Bremer .............Typist Kelly Denn . . . Layout Copy Lori Edelbach . . Layout Copy Jennifer Edwards Layout Copy Val Graner .... Layout Copy Shelly Kennedy Layout Copy Suzanne LaVigne Layout Copy Andi Lee .......Layout Copy Dawn Lipkie.... Layout Copy Lisa Meurer .... Layout Copy Laurie Pfeilsticker . . Layout Copy Mrs. Loshek............. Advisor Leann, Lori, and Laurie learn how to prepare yearbook pages at a workshop in Rochester. F ront Row: K. Denn, S. Kennedy, L. Passe, A. Lee, L. Edelbach, L. Pfeilsticker Back Row: T. Bremer, S. LaVigne, L. Meurer, D. Lipkie, J. Edwards, V. Graner Administration, Faculty, Staff . . . Mr. Bussian puts in another tough day as princiri Mr. Bussian beware ATTACK SECRETARY The sign says it all. (Mrs. Ostrom) Nurse Ostrom delivers an egg baby to Missy Loechler. Cooks: Mmes. Gander, Renaux, Edwards, Meurer, Schuth Mrs. Passe, Library Aid . . . A Part Of Your Life. . . After A Mrs. Fredrickson Mrs. Hampe Few Years! Mr. Mundy performs a solo. Mrs. Brelsford boogies with a member of ARC. (Don’t let Les see this!!!) FACULTY L. Fredrickson S. Fredrickson S. Anderson M. Brelsford J. Dalen iS% V. I- AW m VJ vi t j . A I G. Hansen Mrs. Huntoon show Missy Loechler and Shelly Kennedy a quilting stitch as they work on a quilt for the middle school sickroom. Mr. Anderson J. Johnson G. Huntoon Jon Passe and Mr. Loretz rest between wrestling rounds. C. Karger Jeff Timm catches Mr. Karger off guard as he delivers appreciation flowers for the National Honor Society. I r Mrs. Hampe is here part of the day so we put part of her in the book. Mr. Mueller with a group of his sophomores. 77 And you thought Mr. Frost ha no school spirit! Mrs. Schultz meets with the prom committee. (S. Stark, A. Huntoon, S. Gander, B. Koopman, L. Edelbach, L. Pfeilsticker) It’s a first! A teacher who put himself to sleep! (Mr. Schumacher) H K. Nelson N. Nilsson Believe us, Mr. Fredrickson, you don’t need that to be heard! T. Wilkinson Right: Ms. Mayer and Mr. Schumacher Below: Mrs. Knabe found out it isn’t easy correcting papers with a cast on your writing hand. Bottom Left: Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Wodele Bottom Right: Mr. Karger checks out that new swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated. 80 'abasha-Kel logg HS and and jammin’ J.A.M. dr. Mundy) Her “Aged To Perfection” button she got from Ann Bouquet. The drumstick through her head? She's not sure. (Maybe that's why she has trouble remembering things. (Mrs. Lo-shek) Below Right: Well at least the senior class advisors started the day of the ValleyFair trip smiling. (Mr. Krupa Mr. Fredrickson) Bottom Left: Oh-oh time to play “Quiz Your Kid.” (Mrs. Nelson, Ms. Olson, J. Nelson) Bottom Right: Mr. Loretz, PLEASE buy your own french fries!!! Mr. Dalen did not believe Todd Arens would really bring a barbecue to school. (After all, who can believe Todd?) (T. Passe) ■1 Mrs. Nilsson hands out some warm “fuzzies.” Ever notice how foggy it is over in the science area? (L. Passe Mr. Fiedler) 61 2-56S-452 1 urljammrr “FINE JEWELERS SINCE 19 13 1 3 1 W. MAIN ST. WABASHA. MN 5598 1 Artcarved Class Rings c R schurhammer WAMSHA Since i«6-' Phone (612) 565-3636 DRY CLEANERS - LINEN SUPPLY SPECIALISTS IN DRAPERIES, LEATHERS KNITS Pickup and Delivery on Tuesday and Friday Closed at Noon on Saturday FINEST IN CLEANING STATE FARM INSURANCE Like A Good Neighbor State Farm Is There Home Life Health Auto Business Jerry Arens 149 West Main St. Wabasha, MN (612) 565-3325 “0 A STATE FARM INSURANCE V - rCRooi ’s DepL S ore ROGER ROOT. OWNER 183 West Main Street Wabasha. Minnesota 55981 ft 'Wabasha' eSaruL - c EcuLj s [ [ix do. WABASHA, MN. S 5 9 B 1 Pm. 612-565 3610 Dear Elizabeth, We congratulate you on your academic-accomplishments, and we are proud to be the parents of such a caring, loving, and generous daughter. We love you. 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Put It All Together Darrell Pavelka Sandy Gander Tom Passe Janice Mansmith Susan Hager Lisa Wallerich Kthan Brehmer Dennis Russian John Oosse Matt Koopman Mark Kieck lonelle Hubbard, Allyson Meisch, Oliver Smith Jodi Hartert WKHS LANDMARK TREATY — Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of state Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of three days of summit talks, which ended in the signing of a treaty banning medium-and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Europe and Asia. TEARFUL MELTDOWN — Televangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker watched their PTL empire fall in March after alleged corruption and wrong-doing within the organization. PAPAL VISIT —Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey’, Calif., was just one of Pope John Paul's stops during his nine-city tour of the United States in September. NUMBER ONE — Marlee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award for Best Actress for her role in Children of a Lesser God. LET FREEDOM RING — Fireworks above Independence Hall in Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the US. Constitution. A GIANT WIN — New York Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate their 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. Photos by: Wide World Photos WAR ZONE —While patrolling international waters in May, the frigate Stark was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen HEATWAVE — Lt Col. Oliver North seized the spotlight for six days in july during the Iran-Contra hearings. Despite the wave of Offiemania, many Americans felt North broke the law. BLACK MONDAY — The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all-time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. FAREWELL POP ARTIST —Andy Warhol, 58, immortalized the Campbells soup can and brought pop art to life in the 1960s. He once proclaimed everyone would have 15 minutes of fame. HOW SWEET IT IS — Jackie Gleason, 71, created Brooklvns rotund bus driver, Ralph Kramden, in televisions The Honeymooners. TV FAVORITE —Lome Greene, 72, played the father to three boys in the television series Bonanza” for fourteen years. He later used his gentle, but rugged, appearance in TV commercials.