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

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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.

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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

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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