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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

WARRIOR Yearbook of Wabasha High School Wabasha, Minnesota Editor Advisor Karen Zenner Mrs. Bill TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme....................................4 Dedication...............................6 Student Life............................ 8 Athletics...............................28 Organizations...........................46 Academics...............................60 Underclassmen...........................78 Seniors.................................98 Closing............................... “Today Is The First Day Of The Rest Of Our Lives” This school year held a lot of today's for the students at Wabasha High. For some those today’s held expectation and for others defeat! For the seniors those today's held tire hours in which they would be starting their way to tomorrow. Years from now all these today's will be remembered and spoken about as fond yesterdays. Dear Mom And Dad . . . Nearly eighteen years ago We began to look For a way To express our thanks And appreciation To our parents For their love, patience And understanding. We now believe We have found a way to do so: We are proud To dedicate this book, The 1970 Warrior, To our moms and dads Whose help and guidance Have molded us Into the young adults We are today. Class of '70 A m V STUDENT LIFE Homecoming Royalty LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Marx, D. Lee, B. Scheel, N. Meyer, M. Kasper, K. Zenner, R. Kennebeck, J. Plank, K. Koenig, J. Palman, M. Riester, J. Dick. SEATED: King Dave Arens Queen Debbie Theismann. BOTTOM CENTER: R. Kennebeck fires up. FAR RIGHT: tension. . .perseverance. . .victory D. Buol, K. Koenig, G. Glomski. 10 ‘Those Were The Days ... 5 The 1969-70 Homecoming Festivities began with Thursday nights coronation, at which David Arens and Debbie Theisman were crowned reigning king and queen. Vigorous cheering and excited voices rang in the air at the bonfire which immediately followed the coronation ceremonies. These excited voices inspired the WHS Indians to a shutout victory Friday night over Elgin. A dance, sponsored by the senior class, was held Saturday night with music provided by The Ticket. Those Were the Days was the theme chosen for the Homecoming festivities of 1969-70. We will definitely remember Those Days” which were so much a part of our high school years. Homecoming ’69 LEFT: Queen Debbie's smile is worth a 1000 words. BELOW: A one and a two and the band played on. 1 Mt t aUMft J mlwiMr, [ j rJfauuA iJajsW 6m Wh, t'ypy VL J M ’ 0U4 0T i W :SH ABOVE: Egy Oh Bov (B. Scheel) LOWER LEFT: Proven true every time. RIGHT: Ya hoo! ! ! J. Plank, M. Kasper. 12 ABOVE: County Day participants—TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Riester, R. wart, K. Koeing, BOTTOM ROW: N. Kennebeck, D. Theismann, M. Kasper, Hall, B. Danck-M. Marx. County Days County Days was held at the Wabasha County Court House on Monday, November 17, 1969. Elected student officials from the various Wabasha County schools attended, including our WHS students. The students spent the morning in their elected posts, where they were able to talk with and listen to the county official they represented. After the morning session they were treated to dinner at the American Legion Annex. Following the dinner, everyone reported to the court room where they saw a court case. The day proved to be an exciting and unforgettable experience for our WHS representatives. As you pass the office, you not only see adults pecking away at the typewriter, but also students busily taking attendance and performing numerous tasks for the WHS office. While eating lunch you not only see adults serving the food but student cooks also help prepare and serve the lunch. A helpful library assistant is always there to assist you in finding the various reference materials or maybe just a good book. These are the many ways WHS students perform services for the school and the student body. RIGHT: Library aids, LEFT TO RIGHT, D. Wagner, T. Aitken, C. Carrels, D. Schuhammer, R. Lien, K. Newman, J. Ristau, D. Weinrich, R. Smith. 2ND ROW: J. Lehnertz, C. Hubbard, B. Tentis, M. Hager, R. Miller. 3RD ROW: E. Hagen. ABOVE: Office Aids—L. TO R. : M. Coates, S. Carrels, B. Marx, M. Losinski, N. Carlson, D. Stroot, J. Miller, K. Newman, R Michow, G. 14 “And NeverBeen Kissed” And Never Been Kissed was the 1969 WHS Fall play, a comedy which portrayed the many loves of a young romantic, Flory, (Rene Kennebeck) who had, indeed, never been kissed, but certainly not for lack of trying. During the course of the play, Flory uses beauty creams to erase crows feet, which she con't find, tries desperately to match up her temperamental mother (Debra Earney) with Mr. Peabody (Bob Dose). Flory thinks of Mr. Peabody as a millionaire, but he is really only a man with a strange eccentricity for flowers and plants of any kind, who lives in a small, one-room apartment. Mavy (Bonnie Wilson) and the numerous other members of the cast and crew add spice and interest to the 1969-70 Fall play. The cast and crew were extremely grateful for the assistance and direction of Mrs. Claudia Lea. The audience was kept on its toes between acts by the song and dance routines done by Nancy Meyer, Jani Palmen, and Ann Gathje. The acts were directed by Mrs. Magda Hertsfeldt. All star cast FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Newman, J. Passe, D. Earney, B. Dose, R. Kennebeck, V. Clickner, R. Miller, B. ABOVE: Flory (R. Kennebeck celebrates her sweet sixteenth birthday. 16 Wilson, R. Roemer, K. Bloom. Others not pictured, T. Krenz. R Lien. Mavy, RIGHT, (B. Wilson) smugly tells older sis she knows best. Millie Myers (V. Clickner) spreads the alarm of oncoming beau. LEFT: Oh No You Don't R. Kennebeck, R. Miller. 17 Noon HourFrolics At the sound of a shrieking bell, students at WHS learn to either run for cover or join the wild stampede to the lunchroom. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, if you listen, you can hear the sound of seventy harmonious voices singing at the top of their lungs. As you stroll down the hallway, you can catch bits and pieces of school gossip and laughter. If you're really looking, sights of students studying are found. There are always various meetings to run to such as Student Council, Spanish Club, Totem Poll, and National Honor Society. As you go up the stairway be sure to remain alert for two things, a bell for lunch, and seniors sliding down banisters. C. Roerhrich is portraying her usual light headed spirit. 18 What juicy secret is C. Marquardt whispering in M. Quesenberry's ear? WHS Students Face It! The students from Wabasha High are made up of everything from laughter to frowns. There must be a reason for the strange and becoming faces we come up with, and there is! What is running through our minds always manages to show up in our expressions. And as you can see.. . we've learned to face it! “ Bridge Over Troubled Water” With the onset of spring weather, the young men's minds turned to fancy and the young girl's minds turned to the young men! Thus we ended up with our annual Junior-Senior Prom. In a beautiful setting of Bridge Over Troubled Water, our 1970 prom king and queen were crowned. Debbie Stroot and Mike Hoffman reigned jubilantly over a marvelous night of dancing. The juniors worked hard to make this prom exciting and fun for everyone. The Seniors wish to thank the Juniors for making this year's prom one to remember forever. The envelope please . . . 22 RIGHT: I hope we can get this done by tomorrow night, Jane! (M. Metz and J. Rivers) ABOVE: I hope this will stay on. ABOVE CENTER: What's going on over there? Spring Fever Strikes Again Spring has arrived! Once again this year, students had to sit in their desks and melt while the sun streamed through the windows. Students of any size, shape, and color could be seen at any time of the school day gazing dreamily out side while the warm weather persisted. However, we did have our share of bleakness and stormy weather. Sometimes, many times in fact, the weather matched the varied moods of the students of WHS. UPPER RIGHT AND ABOVE: Tragic memories of 1970 show the remains that the fire left us. Each WHS student resigned himself to accept the burnt hallways for the remainder of the school year. BELOW: R. Collister and K, Johnson enjoy a friendly little game. RIGHT: Sophomores S. Popp and ). Gra-ner take an active part in softball. LEFT: Oh-------Um what a nice spring day! (J. Wild, R. Klees) ABOVE: K. Gosse receives a pat on the head for his golfing. RIGHT? J. Kennebeck has a part in beautifying Wabasha's trash cans. Activities Of WHS Students The activities of W. H. S. students are as varied as their personalities. We can see the intense concentration of one student as he studies; the group fun and involvement of juniors as they try to sell their candy and popcorn at games. As the seniors are listening to a lecture in English, their attention is interrupted by the pounding of the senior carpentry boys, building a garage for the school, outside their window. If we're not found doing some sort of work, we're found being just plain old nutty. ABOVE: J. Rivers, M. Metz, D. Albrecht support the Jr. Class fund by selling pop corn at a football game. LEFT: Mr. Hanson and the St. Carpentry class lay foundation of new garage. 27 ATHLETICS Indians Take Crown Undefeated The 1969-70 Wabasha Indians downed their second undefeated season and gained their second Centennial Conference Crown in this year's football action. A hard hitting defense held the opposition to an average of 4. 4 points a game. The potent offense produced an average of 28. 2 points per games. Coach Karger attributed the teams success to hard hitting and teamwork. The Indians offensive and defensive players, of which seventeen are seniors, formed a great team that had what it took to make champs. FRONT ROW—J. Bouquet, M. Kasper, R. Collister, G. Glomski, D. Arens, R. Scheel, J. Plank, M. Riester, K. Koenig. 2ND ROW: Coach Karger, D. Laska, P. Freese, P. Passe, M. Marx, J. Schmit, D. Loechler, R. Freiburg, T. Jordan, Coach Nelson. 3RD ROW: Coach Enebak, J. Burkhardt, J. Theismann, C. Shou-weiler, D. Collier, D. Buol, K. Koenig, K. 30 Johnson, B. Schmidt, T. Kasper, Coach Engrav. 4TH ROW: K Gosse, T. Kennedy, A. Nelson, T. Riester, A. Nelson, J. Glomski, B. Barton, J. Scheel. LEFT: Mike Kasper wonders, What happened to the Indian line. BELOW: W. Indians bear down on Mazeppa player. (J. Bouquet, M. Goralski). TOP WHS: defense blocks on rushing opponents successfully. ABOVE: J. Plank and K. Koenig leap for the air borne ball. 32 Players R. Freiburg, B. Schmit, M. Kasper, J. Schmit, and Coach Engrave are content with Indian lead. B Squad Undefeated Coaches Barry Engrav and Thomas Ene-bak lead the B squad to another undefeated season. The team was led by a competant group of sophomores who should add much to next year's varsity team. 20 0 32 0 20 0 52 14 FRONT ROW: L TO R, J. Walters, S. Arens, B. Bouquet, B. Meurer, A. Nelson, T. Riester, A. Nelson, B. Schierts, T. Kasper, W. Lehnertz. 2ND ROW: STANDING, Coach Enebak. SEATED, J. Morley, R. Miller, D. Theismann, J. Rivers, G. Wildes, D. Metz, M. Perry, G. Witte, J. St. Jacques, D. Loechler, M. Suilmann. STANDING, Coach Engrav. 3RD ROW: B. Barton, G. Schurhammer, F. Lager, W. Deming, K. Kaupa, J. Noll, J. Glomski, C. Caves. 33 We Like Our Team The Indians season was one of streaks. The high points of the season were victories in both the Plainview Holiday Tournament and the St. Mary's Holiday Tournaments. During this period the Indians reeled in 6 straight victories. Seniors Mike Kasper and Bob Scheel were named to the all-conference team. Sophomore John Burk-hardt was named to the St. Mary's Holiday Tournament team. Junior Keith Johnson, Seniors Dave Arens, Jeff Plank, and Gary Glomski also played major roles on this years squad. Chuck Schouweiler, John Johnson and Rube Schuhammer played minor roles but are counted on to fill in the gaps left by this years graduation seniors. The juniors and sophomores on this year's squad are looked upon to build on the record of this years squad. ABOVE RIGHT: Keith Johnson on the rebound. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT--D. Arens, R. Scheel, M. Kasper, C. Schouweiler. SECOND ROW--M. Noll, manager, G. Glomski, J. Johnson, J. Burkhardt, R. Schurhammer, K. Johnson, J. Plank, Coach Duke Loretz. 34 ■i Lake City Peterson Alma Mazeppa Faribault Deaf Goodhue Plainview Dover- Eyota Winona Cotter Gilmanton Elgin Randolph Goodhue Alma Mazeppa Faribault Deaf Elgin Randolph WE THEY 50 61 59 63 50 59 68 48 86 44 73 79 48 43 69 62 53 43 54 49 52 58 63 70 51 75 59 69 72 63 84 38 58 61 69 62 East Sub-District St. Charles 54 6 5 LEFT: We're ready for anything. BELOW: Jeff Plank in fine form. ABOVE: Captain B. Scheel is determined to win, with die help of K. Johnson. RIGHT: K. Johnson realizes that someone has come between him and D. Arens. LEFT: T. LaRocque (32) jumps sky high to possess the ball while T. Kasper (40) looks on. “ B Team Cagers Look Forward Coach Charles Karger’s B squad finished another successful season. The Indians compiled a season's mark of 9 wins and 4 losses. On this year's B team there were many good prospects for next year's A squad. They are expected to help the squad and add much to the success of basketball fortunes. WE THEY WE THEY Lake City 33 30 Goodhue 24 41 Alma 27 35 Alma 27 36 Mazeppa 34 29 Mazeppa 50 36 Faribault 57 22 Faribault 33 27 Goodhue 24 35 Elgin 63 32 Elgin Randolph 41 15 43 37 Randolph 36 26 TOP ROW L. TO R. : B. Bouquet, W. Meurer, J. Noll, T. LaRocque, D. Theismann, J. Rivers, J. Wild, C. Caves, D. Metz. BOTTOM ROW: J. St. Jacques, D. Klein, B. Schierts, A. Nelson, A1 Nelson, T. Kasper, 1. Riester, W. Drysdale. 37 ABOVE: A Team Cheerleaders—L TO R, J. Marcou, K. Zenner, R. Kennebeck, C. Marquardt, D. Theis-mann, N. Meyer, alternate Dianne Albrecht, not pictured. RIGHT: Karen Zenner anxiously awaits the verdict. FAR LEFT: We've gotta win— we've gotta win. . . Jeani Marcou. Cheerleaders Promote Spirit Faces tense with anticipation, hands clutched tightly from the excitement of a score, or a tear of sadness in a loss not forseen-this was all part of being a Wabasha High Cheerleader this year. With jumps of victory the cheerleaders were off on another great year of sports events. With the enthusiastic spirit of the teams, the cheerleaders had a lot to cheer about. ABOVE: They're all mine. D. Theismann. 38 ABOVE: B Team Cheerleaders--L TO R, D. Raimer, J. Arens, C. Wolfe, M. Passe, C. Hartert, S. Schierts. LEFT: Rene Kennebeck uses her psychic powers. 39 Wrestling — A New Sport At WHS Wrestling under the direction of Coach Thomas Enebak entered the winter sports scene in ”69-70”. The team was made up of all underclassmen. Mr. Enebak in looking back at the boy's performance said, The boys did a good job this year and I expect them to improve more next year. The team had two meets and three scrimmages. The scrimmages were with Cochrane-Fountain City, Plainview, and Goodhue. Scoreboard WE THEY Lake City 13 29 Red Wing 11 31 Wrestling Group; 1st ROW: D. Loechler, P. Boots, A. Schmidt, F. ROW: G. Sylvester, R. Meyer, R. Carrels, J. Dick. Lager, T. Kennedy. 2nd 40 Golf Team Gains Experience SCOREBOARD Winona J. V. Lost Plainview Lost Red Wing J.V. Lost Lake City Lost Winona Cotter Won Plainview Won Winona J. V. Lost Winona Cotter Lost Red Wing J.V. Lost The Wabasha High Golf team improved much from 1969. The high points of the season were wins over Winona Cotter and Plainview. Red Wing J. V., and Winona J. V. won meets against the Indians by narrow margins. K. Gosse won medalist honors at two meets and shared it at another. Good performances were exhibited by freshman M. Ekstrand, sophomores T. Kasper and W. Lehnertz, juniors T. Kennedy, J. Theismann, D. Kenitz and K. Dick, and seniors T. Ekstrand, K. Gosse, and J. Bouquet. The Indians placed 7th out of 13 teams at the District 3 Gold Tourney. GOLF, FRONT ROW—T. Kennedy, M. Ekstrand, T. Ekstrand. BACK ROW--J. Theismann, J. Bouquet, K. Gosse, Mr. Vail, coach. 41 Record Year For Trackmen This was a record year for the Wabasha High track team. Seven new school records were broken by the 70 track men. Records were set in the pole vault, 880 relay, sprint relay, 180 yd, low hurdles, mile relay, 2 mile, and the quarter mile. The 880 relay team consisting of Dave Buol, Kevin Keonig, Art Nelson, and John Glomski placed third in District III competition. KNEELING — LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Nelson, R. Klees, A1 Nelson, B. Barton, J. Glomski, J. Noll, J. Wild, J. Perry. STANDING: J. Hielscher, C. Caves, C. Schouweiler, K Koenig, Kim Koenig, N. Kennebeck, D. Buol, K Johnson, T. Riester, M. Kasper, B. Schierts. 42 LEFT: A. Nelson, D. Buol, K. Koenig, and J. Glomski pose for a picture after winning 3rd place in the 880 yard relay at the District tournament. BELOW: Track boys listen to the direction of the starter before the relay. LEFT: Mr. Karger and Mr. Nelson synchronize their watches. 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 440 yd. dash 880 yd. dash 120 yd. High Hurdles 180 yd. Low Hurdles Mile Run 2 Mile Run Shot Put Discus Pole Vault Broad Jump High Jump Mile Relay 880 Relay Sprint Medlay School Records 10.5 sec. Kim Koenig 23. 1 sec. Kim Koenig 52.8 sec. Kim Koenig 2:07.9 Terry O'Brien 15.8 sec. Mike Goralski 22.8 sec. Mike Kasper 4:48 Jerre Ekstrand 10:40 A1 Nelson 41 ft. Larry Schmit 123'lln John Riester 9'6 Mike Perry Charles Schouweiler 19'6 Jim Webb 6n0 ' Denny Iverson 3:44.3 (Dave Buol, Kevin Koenig, John Glomski, Art Nelson) 1:36.6 (Dave Buol, Kevin Koenig, John Glomski Art Nelson) 3:51.2 (Dave Buol, Kevin Koenig, John Glomski Art Nelson) 43 Baseball Team Has Tough Season This year's baseball team had a record of 3 wins, 7 losses. The team finished with 2 wins and 2 losses in Centennial Conference play. Leading hitters on the squad were John Animal Johnson, Jeff Plank, Bob Scheel, and Dave Arens. Jeff Plank and Dave Arens acted as the main pitching personnel for the 70 squad. BASEBALL — SITTING: M. Noll—manager, J. Abbott, S. Arens, J. Hansen, C. Schurhammer, J. Johnson, L Schmitz, D. Laska, J. Sargent. STANDING: Mr. Nelson--coach, D. Arens, J. Plank, P. McGrath, J. Waller-ich, G. Glomski, B. Scheel, R. Collister, Mr. Loretz—coach. 44 ORGANIZATIONS Letterman's Club--FRONT ROW: C. Schouweiler, K. Koenig, N. Kennebeck, A. Nelson, J. Glomski, W. Schierts, A. Nelson, J. Passe, J. Theismann, P. Mathias, R. Collister. 2nd ROW: K. Gosse, T. Jordan, M. Marx, J. Bouquet, D. Loechler, M. Riester, K. Koenig, R. Scheel, M. Kasper, J. Schmit. 3rd ROW J. Sargent, D. Buol, G. Glomski, P. McGrath, S. Oenning, P. Passe, P. Freese, J. Burkhardt, K. Johnson, J. Wal-lerich, J. Plank. Spanish Club — 1st ROW: Miss Crapser--Advisor, C. Amtson, L. Wodele, D. Schurhammer, B. Carlson, D. Weinrich, W. LaBrec, M. Perry, R. Abbott, M. Ekstrand, J. Abbott. 2nd ROW: C. Wingert, D. Schurhammer, D. Eamey, L. Schurhammer, J. Roehrich, K. Beckmann, M. Schumacher. 3rd ROW: S. Popp, M. Wisker-chen, J. Suilman, J. Schouweiler, B. Tentis, D. Wilcox, J. Dankwart, D. Laska, S. Wallerich, M. Quesen-berry, J. St. Jacque, M. Smith. 48 Lettermen, Quill And Scroll, Spanish Club — New Ideas The Letterman's club this year initiated an intramural program. All together 50 boys took part in the program, the championship game was used as a hind raising project. Again this year the letterman sponsored Dad's Night, during halftime of the Wabasha vs. Goodhue football game. The parents of the varsity football players were introduced during halftime. Also, during home basketball games the lettermen donated their time serving as ushers. The 1969-70 WHS school year initiated many new organizations, one of them being the Spanish Club. During the course of this school year many interesting projects were carried out including a Christmas program, a Christmas party, and a discussion with students from Chile. The Norvan Johnson Chapter of the Quill and Scroll club was initiated this year by senior English teacher, Mrs. Nadine Carr. The purpose of the club was to encourage creative writing among its members. The club put out an excellent literary magazine called the STILETTO in the spring of the year. Quill and Scroll--FRONT ROW, L TO R: B. Carlson, D. Wingert, D. Eamey, C. Roehrich, C. Marquardt, A. Gathje. MIDDLE ROW—M. Losinski, J. Freiermuth, J. Roehrich, D. Wilson, K. Beckmann, R. Kennebeck, R. Collister. BACK ROW—Mrs. Carr—Advisor, N. Carlson, J. Dankwart, K. Koenig, K. Gosse, A. Nelson. TOP ABOVE: Mrs. Carr and R. Kennebeck talk over STILETTO possibilities. 49 N. H. S. members -- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Marx, M. Metz, C. Wolfe, D. Eamey, B. Carlson, K. Zenner, J. Rivers, D. Weinrich, K. Passe. SECOND ROW: J. Graner, D. Peters, M. Burrichter, C. Roehrich, K, Beckman, C. Marquardt, A. Gathje, R. Kennebeck. THIRD ROW: M. Suilmann, D. Raimer, J. Danck-wart, D. Stroot, D. Wilson, R. Collister, A. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: M. Quesenberry, M. Kasper, K. Koenig, J. Burkhardt, K. Gosse, A1 Nelson, Mrs. Passe, advisor. ART Club members — FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Binner, C. Schnirring, J. Jackson, C. Kreye, C. Wodele, M. Stewart. SECOND ROW: D. Eversman, V. Hartert, j. Kennebeck, T. Wingert, B. Schmidt. THIRD ROW: R. Kohn, E. Gathje, S. Malone, P. Krenz, R. Kennebeck. 50 NHS.Art Club, And Student Council Have Busy Year The WHS National Honor Society has been working towards promoting patriotism in Wabasha. The American Legion donated flags to replace those which had faded or were torn in the school building. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by President Deborah Stroot every Monday morning over the intercom. The NHS hopes that through their efforts WHS students will become more aware of our flag and our country. Everyone has creative talent and some people have it in art. This year a new club was formed for those who were creative and also for those who were just curious and wanted to find out what art was all about. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Annette Huntoon the Art Club did many crafty tilings, but one of the most fun and rewarding was painting Christmas scenes on the Super Value windows at Christmas time. The 1969-70 WHS Student Council this year again sent Christmas presents to our boys in Viet Nam. The Student Council sponsored a teen dance to earn money for a possible foreign exchange program, also die Student Council arranged the annual Christmas program and promoted school spirit and interest. Student Council Members — FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Glaze, J. Abbott, J. Marcou, B. Carlson, W. Deming. SECOND ROW: G. Witte, J. Abbott, M. Schumacher, J. Palmen, C. Marquardt, K. Zenner. THIRD ROW: J. Burkhardt, A. Nelson, D. Stroot, B. Scheel, D. Wilcox, R. Kennebeck, D. Peters. TOP: Mrs. Huntoon is engrossed in her work. 51 L. TO R. FRONT ROW—S. Malone, N. Roberts, M. Quesenberry, C. Marquardt, D. Law, D Ranvik SECOND ROW—N. Dammann, D. Earney, N. Meyer, D. Dose, M. Hawley, D. Wilcox, T. Krenz, M. Perry. THIRD ROW—J. Marcou, L. Wodele, J. Jackson, L. Schroeder, R. Kennebeck, J. Evers, K. Mc-Donough, P. Boots, J. Graner, P. Harney, T. Crans, P. Blee. FOURTH ROW-D. Raimer, L. Radcmaker, M. Passe, L. Suilmann, K. Bloom, P. Krenz, J. Freiermuth, J. Palmen, D. Wilson, B. Carlson, K. Zenner, D. Peters. FffJH ROW— A. Gathje, P. Buckman, D. Theismann, C. Roehrich, A. Nelson, R. Kohn, G. P Huntoon (direert-f) T. Zenner, P. Mathias, R. Coates, J. Timm, K. Bloom. The WHS Senior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Glenn P. Huntoon, participated in many exciting events during the 1969-70 school year. With the onset of the football season the band practiced every day to provide a wonderful half-time performance for Homecoming and Father's Night. Throughout the rest of the year there were various concerts and contests which kept the Band members busy with constant practice. 52 Windy T. Zenner. wm bm r LEFT: I wonder what's cooking C. P. Huntoon. ABOVE: And the beat goes on. LEFT: Pep, Steam, 50 Cheers for Our Team ! SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS — FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Amtson, B. Marx, B. Roe-mer, K. Wodele, S. Schierts, M. Passe, C. Miller, L. Wodele, W. Noll, N. Freiermuth, C. Wingert, W. Mussell, D. Schurhammer, L. Schroeder. SECOND ROW: D. Weinrich, J. Hielscher, R. Passe, M. Muszynski, M. Metz, J. Rivers, C. Schnirring, M. Schumacher, J. Holtzman, W. Speedling, N. Meyer, J. Palmen, A. Gathje, B. Carlson, B. Balow, K. McDonough, C. Hartert, B. Stroot, M. Dick, J. Roehrich, C. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: J. Lemke, M. Smith, R. Miller, C. Kreye, J. Arens, P. Buckmaiy J. Freiermuth, N. Fosmo, J. Kenne-beck, M. Stewart, L. Albrecht, N. Wodele, R. Kennebeck, M. Burrichter, C. Stroot, S. Meyer, Chorus — A Medley Of Songs Singing is just so much noise until each voice is put together in just the right dimension to bring forth a beautiful song. Chorus this year was a trying part of the school's extra curriculum. It was a worthwhile project only for those who were willing to work. During the school year Mrs. Hertzfeldt took the girls' glee club and boys' chorus on many worthwhile excursions. No matter if it was a contest or a concert the groups were always met with warm -hearted appreciation. The District III Music Contest gave the girls’ glee club a well deserved B+. E. Gathje, V. Hartert, D. Dose. FOURTH ROW: D. Clickner, S. Edgerton, J. Schmidt, R. J Caves, D. Peters, B. Scheel, D. Wilson, K. r Beckman, M. Wiskerchen, M. Hawley, D. Wil -cox, J. Danckwart, D. Stroot, J. Schouweiler,' T. Krenz, M. Wilson, S. Wilson, D. Raimof', N. Dammann, B. Tentis. S TOP: What would you do if I sang out of tune? M. Passe, L. Wodele, W. Noll. ABOVE: Mrs. Hertzfeldt looks over last minute details. LEFT: Boys Chorus — FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Miller, J. Lemke, D. Clickner, M. Smith, J. Schmit. SECOND ROW: M. Muszynski, R. Passe, S. Edgerton, J. Hielscher, R. Caves, D. Weinrich. 1 r LEFT: B. Tentis, N. Dammann, and C. Schnirring performed as a trio at Rochester Mayo and received A ratings. BELOW AND RIGHT: Chorus members participate in music contest at Stewartville. ABOVE: S. Schierts is overjoyed upon receiving an A rating at the District III Contest at Rochester Mayo. RIGHT: D. Clickner, WHS freshman, also received A rating at District III Contest. ABOVE: D. Raimer warms up before clarinet sextet performance. District III Contest Big Success Chorus First Awards Soprano solo Mezzo Soprano solo Tenor solos Vocal duet Junior Trio Senior Trio Piano Solo Nancy Meyer Mary Hawley Sue Schierts Cindy Schnirring Randy Miller Dewey Clickner Sue Schierts and Candy Wolfe Cindy Schnirring, Nancy Dammann, and Barbara Tentis Nancy Meyer Ann Gathje Jane Palmen Mary Quesenberry Band First Place A Ratings Roll of Rhumba - -drum sextet: Connie Roehrich Pam Buckman Jane Palmen Rhonda Kohn Debbie Theismann Allan Nelson Candy Wolfe Minuet-clarinet sextet: Nancy Dammann Debbie Eamey Debbie Raimer Teri Krenz Rene Kennebeck Der Freisnhutz--saxophone quartet: Kathy Bloom Jane Palmen Janet Freiermuth Dawn Wilson Allegra—clarinet trio: Nancy Meyer Nancy Dammann Debbie Dose 57 i j « -___________________________________________________________ FNA Members -- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Schouweiler, D. Eamey, C. Wolfe, J. Roehrich, B. Carlson, G. Russell, B. Marx. SECOND ROW: M. Hager, J. Holtzman, D. Klees, J. Rivers, N. Meyer, P. Buck-man, B. Roemer, C. Schnirring. THIRD ROW: C. Glomski, K. Wingert, E. Hager, J, Freiermuth, M. Burrich-ter, N. Fosmo, J. Kennebeck, V. Hartert, L. Schurhammer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Amdahl, advisor; D. Wilson, S. Carrels, J. Jacobs, M. Quesenberry, N. Carlson, L. Leisen, D. Wingert. FTA — FNA“To Learn Is To Serve.” Among the organizations that have been incorporated into the school is the Future Teachers Association, which has been very active all year. Beside student teaching, the club sold light bulbs, participated in a Fall Workshop, Leadership Conference, a Student Exchange Program, and a State Convention where Kathy Beckman was elected to the State Executive Board. Janet Freiermuth was president of the Future Nurses Association this year. The club was formed to help girls inter -ested in nursing become more informed in the field of nursing. By selling candy and doing other numerous fund raising activities the girls in FNA were able to buy nurses' pins. A goal set and reached. FNA meets to plan trip to Mayo Clinic. J. Freiermuth and Mrs. Amdahl. 58 FTA Members -- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Lovejoy, C. Miller, K. Newman, M. Stewart, B. Carlson, D. Weinrich, C. Hartert, K. Wodele. SECOND ROW: P. Boots, E. Gathje, J. Lehnertz, D. Peters, J. Roehr-ich, R. Smith, M. Schumacher. THIRD ROW: Miss Willems, advisor; S. Wilson, R. Caves, A. Nelson, D. Wilson, A1 Nelson, K. Beckman, S. Carrels. FOURTH ROW: J. Danckwart, S. Popp, J. Suilman, R. Roemer, R. Miller, D. Wilcox, N. Roberts, R. Mickow, D. Raimer. ACADEMICS MR. W. CONCIDINE, Superintendent MR. M. HRUBY, Jr. H. S. Principal MR. P. LEA, Sr. H. S. Principal MR. R. MEYER, Gr. School Principal TOP: Mr. Boots and Mr. Nelson, were in charge of the WHS counseling department. 62 School Board Chairman—Mr. John Dankwart Mrs. Ludmila Leonards Mr. George Gilmore Mr. Francis Greenheck Mr. Ralph Lindgren Mr. William Hawkins Mr. Gifford Amtson Administration Mr. Wesley Concidine, Superintendent of WHS, along with the board members, have done their share in helping the school year run smoothly. Senior High School Principal, Mr. Paul Lea, has aided the student body by his interest in them, in the school, and its' activities. Mr. Michael Hruby, Principal of die Junior High and Mr. Robert Meyer principal of the Wabasha-Kellogg Elementary Schools, took an active part in the educative system. English, Spanish II, And Speech — The Art Of Learning Each teacher has their own unique approach to English. It’s usually a balance between literature, creative writing, and grammar. Book reports, themes, sentence structure, Hemingway -- this is English! The Spanish Department took a giant step this year by instigating a Spanish III class along with the Spanish I and II. Spanish III teaches customs and history of Spanish speaking countries. If you want to learn to do something new and different speech class is the place to learn. All the elements of speech were taught along with Learning How to Fly Your Kite ! MRS. CARR MISS HAMILTON MISS MAYER MRS. APPEL MRS. LEA MISS CRAPSER MRS. HERVEY MRS. WALLERICH MRS. BOOTS MISS VANDER HEYDEN MR. FIEDLER MR. FROST MRS. PASSE MR. VAIL MISS ULRICH MRS. DOMISH WHS Students Find Math S And Science Complex. Two plus two still equals four even though our math becomes more complex everyday. Masses of students tried each day to figure their way through countless formulas and geometric patterns. For some kids there were many mistakes but there was always something to be learned. Being able to distinguish NAD+ from NHDH+H+ is a true art. But it is only learned through a very tedious process of learning how to distinguish an enzyme from a hormone. In our science courses this year we were brought a little closer to understanding how our bodies' really do work. RIGHT: This may surprise us all! (Mr. Fiedler, K. Gosse, and N. Ken nebeck) LEFT: And for my next trick! (Mr. Paulson) ABOVE: Mrs. Thesing experiments with one of the wonders of science. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Passe shows It really isn't that hard at all! RIGHT: Teamwork counts in Advanced Biology. (C. Miller, and N. Carlson) History And Music Past, Present And Fun Students of Social 12, American History, World History, and Minnesota Government, concentrated in the present and reflected on the past. These history courses are supposed to give us a chance to learn by other men's mistakes and misfortunes. In this way we will give our world another chance. Music can be enjoyed by all. The music department at WHS this year tryed to appeal to all sorts of tastes by playing a variety of music--jazz, classical and, of course, contemporary. This year was truly dedicated to music. 68 ABOVE: Mr. Nelson and Mr. Loretz discuss a possible change in history curriculum. RIGHT: How would you like to ride in MY beautiful balloon? Mr. Nelson MR. NELSON MR. LORETZ MR. ENEBAK MR. BURKHARDT MR. HUNTOON MRS. HERTZFELDT ABOVE: J. Arens, R. Kohn, C. Binner, and K. Zenner working on art. RIGHT: M. Evers, and D. Eversman try the exotic flavor of Chinese cookery. 70 ABOVE: M. Evers, S. Carrels, B. Loechler, L. Leisen, C. Schnirring and S. Meyer watch and learn as Miss Willems demonstrates putting in a zipper. ABOVE: D. Evers doesn't want his cabinet to be groovy . ABOVE CENTER: Mr. Hanson would rather do it his way. Art, Home Ec And Shop — Fun With A Purpose The year of 1969-70 set a new era for Home Economics at WHS. The boys met the girls to learn the essentials of planning a well balanced meal and how to run an efficient home. Now the only worry the future holds is what will happen when boy meets girl in the kitchen? With a little bit of luck and some encouraging words from Mrs. Huntoon the Art I and II classes of WHS used all the orig-nality and skill they possessed to put The Mona Lisa to shame. Many students were very talented and their works display their fine talents. Others of us are not so gifted but we all have a good time trying and as the old saying goes, We can't all be another Leonardo de Vinci, can we! r % The Industrial Arts department used their skills in carpentry to contribute their part to WHS. The boys built a garage during the school year. Although the garage may not be an Empire State Building, it is well constructed and solid in appearance. Business And Phy-Ed New Challenges The business courses at WHS offer knowledge for everyday purposes. Most people don't know the first thing about shorthand, or wouldn't be able to solve bookkeeping problems without the aid of a competant business class. A typing skill could never be developed with just a typewriter. A helpful aid is needed to put a clumsy finger on the right key and keep a letter centered. We learn all this and have fun in a WHS business course. Heads, shoulders, knees and toes”. Who can ever forget those wonderful Physical Education classes? Yes those were the days of the strenuous exercises, baby blue bloomers, miracle white shorts, and of course, those cold refreshing showers, and speeding to class with soggy hair. This strenuous routine developed a crew of physically fit WHS students. ABOVE: Gee my fingers are getting sore, says Mary 72 Kay Popp. FRONT ROW: SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT. . . Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Lyngdal, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Page. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT. . . Mrs. Curdue, Mrs. Schmit, Miss Funk, Mrs. Rahrmann, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Johnson. These are members of the Wabasha Elementary School System. Teachers rr-i 1 7 7 Teach Grade school years are the times we laugh about when we are seniors in high school, but ask any grade school teacher and they'll tell you what they think about it! Staffing the grade school this year at Wabasha were ten energetic teachers, down at Kellogg there were nine more who made up the Wabasha-Kellogg Elementary School System Faculty. Talking over never ending trials and tribulations. 74 surprised to see that Ann wasn't the one to snap the camera. MISS FOLEY MRS. GRANER MRS. WALTER MRS. DOSE MRS. AMDAHL MRS. JACOBS MRS. LAGER MRS. LINDGREN “ If You Need It We’ll Get It!” If you ever need a tardy pass, a bandage, a screw driver, or if you are hungry, you can be sure to be served by our office aids, janitors, and cooks. Patience and understanding is the number one-key it takes for a spilled plate of food or a broken window to be fixed. We can say thanks for the special assistance from our school nurse, and we know our secretaries will never forget us! ABOVE: Do we have to have barbecues again today? (Mr. Lea and Mrs. Jacobs) LEFT: On your mark, get set . . . GO! (J. Schouweiler and J. Barlow) ABOVE: Mrs. Dose wonders what she did now. LEFT: B. Deming says, Why do the freshman always have to be the last ones in line? 77 UNDERCLASSMEN A LEFT: This is the way to iron our clothes. B. Stroot. BELOW: T. Kennedy asks K. Johnson, Did you hear about my weekend? Juniors Step Up To The Big Time The Junior year has always been one of the busiest in the high school and this year was no exception. One of the big events every year is the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for the 1970 Prom was Bridge Over Troubled Water. Some of the other events of the year were the ordering of class rings, operating the concession stand at all home games, selling homecoming buttons and sponsoring the Valentine's Day Dance. With all the memories of this exciting year behind them they are more than willing to enter their final year at Wabasha High. Class Officers: President: Jean Marcou Vice-President: Dave Buol Secretary-treasurer: Dianne Albrecht Business Manager: Jim Abbott 80 ABOVE: J. Abbott, Wabasha's answer to Down Hill Racer. J. Abbott D. Albrecht R. Arens G. Amoldy C. Amtson L. Baldwin K. Beckmann }. Belter L. Binner D. Buol M. Burrichter B. Carlson C. Carrels S. Carrels T. Carrels R. Caves J. Clickner D. Collier N. Dammann J. Dankwart J. Decker K. Dick D. Dose S. Eastman N. Fosmo J Franke P. Giem T. Glaze C. Glomski M. Gosse T. Gosse E. Hager J. Hanson P. Harney V. Hartert K. Haslerud T. Hermann L. Hubbard G. Jackson J. Johnson K. Johnson D. Kahn J. Kasper D. Kenitz J. Kennebeck T. Kennedy K. Kevin D. Kreye D. Laska D. Lenz K. Long 82 B. Loechler M. McGrath W. McMillin J. Marcou A. Marking P. Mathias B. Marx M. Metz R. Meyer R. Mickow R. Mischke J. Nadreau P. Pfeilsticker M. Quesenberry L. Rademacher M. Riester J. Ristau J. Rivers J. Roehrich B. Roemer J. Roth G. Russell J. Sargent A. Schmidt J. Schmidt W. Schmit B. Schmitt L. Schmitz C. Schnirring C. Schouweiler J. Schouweiler D. Schultz C. Schurhammer L. Schurhammer W. Speedling C. Stine r B. Stroot C. Stutesman B. Tentis J. Theismann J. Timm S. Timmsen K. Wallerich M. Wallerich W. Weinrich T. Wingert D. Wilson G. Wodele K. Wodele J. Zabel Not pictured: K. Hager, R. Roemer, G. Sylvester. 83 TOP: We better hurry up before our food gets cold, exclaims M. Wilson, S. Meyer, and J._ Holtzman. ABOVE: There's a time for work and a time for play, claims M. Passe and N. Roberts. RIGHT: I wonder if we're going to get the Nobel Prize for this, said M. Lee and K. Passe. Sophomores “Gotta Lotta Liven To Do!” The spirited sophomore class took great pride in building and presenting the biggest, greatest, and most spectacular bonfire ever held at WHS, during Homecoming festivities. Everyone participated in this activity to make it a big success. The sophomore class also, had a rollerskating party at Wanamingo, Minnesota at which everybody had a good time. The officers of the sophomore class are: President — John Burkhardt Vice-President -- John Glomski Secretary — Shirley Popp Treasurer — Jeff Walters The Student Council Representatives of the sophomore class are: Joe Abbott John Burkhardt Allen Nelson Debbie Peters — J. Abbott J. Ahlers T. Aitken J. Arends S. Arens T. Arens B. Baker W. Baker B. Balow B. Barton C. Binner P. Blee B. Bouquet R. Braatz D. Brown J. Bruegger J. Burkhardt D. Carrels L. Carrels C. Caves J. Dick M. Dick D. Evers M. Evers D. Eversman Not Pictured: S. Meyer J. Eversman K. Eversman W. Fitzgerald P. Glaze J. Glomski J. Graner B. Hanson L. Hager M. Hawley D. Hielscher S. Hoffman J. Holtzman R. Huth J. Kahn T. Kasper T. Kennebeck T. Kennedy J. Klees R. Klees A. Klein D. Klein R. Kohn W. LaBrec T. Larson R. Laska 86 D. Law M. Lee M. Lehnartz W. Lehnertz L. Lei sen M. Lidberg L. Love joy S. Malone J. Marx W. Meurer S. Meyer C. Miller D. Morrison L. Mustain A1 Nelson A. Nelson J. Noll J. Passe K. Passe M. Passe D. Peters S. Popp B. Purvis D. Raimer T. Riester N. Roberts S. Schierts W. Schierts E. Sc limit B. Schouweiler H. Schroeder S. Schwirtz B. Sharp M. Smith S. Speedling T. Stamschror S. Stiner C. Stroot J. Suilman M. Suilman M. Suilman M. Taubel D. Wagner J. Wagner J. Walter S. Wampler C. Wilson M. Wilson C. Wolfe J. Yaeger M. Yaeger 87 Freshmen One Down And Three To Go. For the incoming freshmen the 1969-70 school yea held many new and exciting experiences. Raising money and sponsoring two Brazilian children were just some of the freshmen projects held this year. The class went rollerskating together and the freshmen were involved in many all school activities. Class officers — President Lori Wodele Vice-President Bob Abbott Sec. -Treasurer Debbie Wilcox Student Council — Marla Schumacher Debbie Wilcox Glen Witte Bill Deming ABOVE: J. Abbott does a little studying for a CHANGE. LEFT: An outburst of laughter shows the bright side of J. St. Jacque. 88 ■ LEFT: Unknown freshman discovers the cube. BELOW: Freshman Home Ec. students ham it up for the camera after the annual Home Ec. style show. R. Abbott L. Albrecht J. Arens K. Bloom P. Boots M. Buol R. Carrels M. Chapman R. Chichanowski D. Clickner R. Coates M. Costello T, Crans R. Decker W. Deming W. Drysdale S. Edgerton M. Ekstrand J. Evers J. Eversman R. Eversman N. Freiermuth E. Gathje C. Gusa C. Hager E. Hager M. Hager V. Hall S. Hanson C. Hartert J. Hielscher J. Jackson J. Johnson K. Kaupa D. Klees P. Krenz M. LaFee T. LaRocque B. Lager R. Lager J. Laska B. Lee J. Lemke D. Lien D. Loechler 90 M. Losinski K. McDonough M. Mathias D. Metz C. Meyer S. Meyer R. Miller W. Mussell M. Muszynski W. Noll L. Norton R. Passe M. Perry C. Pfeilsticker D. Ranvik M. Ro enter J. Rivers G. Russell J. St. Jacque E. Scheel M. Schlotfeld T. Schouweiler S. Schnirring L. Schroeder M. Schumacher D, Schurhammer G. Schurhammer B. Sheehan M. Smith R. Smith L. Suilmann R. Sylvester D. Theismann S. Wallerich T. Wampler K. Weinrich D. Wilcox G. Wild D. Wilson D. Wingert M. Wiskerchen L. Wodele G. Witte N. Wodele L. Zomok Not pictured S. Buol, J. Morley 91 Junior High To Get Big Start Little Two of the twelve years we spend in school are spent in preparation to enter high school. During these two years the Junior High students are shown how to accept responsibilities and get the most out of the life that goes by extremely fast. It's a time in which we all inevitably become more independent of the Establishment. To them the seniors wish luck. 92 S. Arens D. Baker J. Barton C. Binner B. Brunnell R. Calvey C. Carlson L. Carrels R. Carrels K. Caves D. Denn L. Dick M. Dick P. Dose C. Earney M. Evers L. Fosmo G. Franke L. Freiermuth L. Freiburg J. Giem J. Giem M. Glomski K. Gosse P. Gosse S. Gosse J. Graner R. Graner A. Greenheck J. Hansen B. Hanson C. Hoffman C. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson W. Karger S. Kasper J. Kennebeck G. Kennedy D. Klees J. Klees M. Lehnertz D. Loechler R. Marking L. Marx J. Meyer R. Meyer R. Meyer J. Mickow D. Miller 94 C. Morley K. Morrison S. Morrison M. Mustain S. Oenning D. Passe H. Passe M. Passe S. Passe J. Perry B. Popp J. Rainier P. Roemer L. Sand wick C. Schmidt D. Schmit E. Schmit P. Schmitz D. Schones C. Schuth S. Snider G. Speedling M. Speedling K. Stamschror D. Stewart R. Stroot R. Stroot C. Stutesman D. Suilmann C. Tentis E. Theismann M. Van Houten D. Vogt J. Wagner J. Wallerich L. Wallerich K. Walter D. Wayne B. Wilson G. Wilson J. Wilson Not pictured— B. Bunnell R. Wodele B. Wolfe T. Zenner 95 A. Abbott D. Aitken K. Albrecht M. A moldy S. Baldwin S. Brunner N. Buol S. Buol B. Busch C. Cichanowski K. Cichanowski M. Clickner M. Costello R. Culbertson J. Dankwart D. Decker M. Deming R. Dick S. Dick D. Dillinger B. Dose D. Drysdale K. Eastman D. Fremouw V. Glomski G. Gosse K. E. Graner K. K. Graner E. Greenheck A. Hager C. Hansen S. Hanson J. Hawkins D. Heins K. Hielscher P. Holland S. Holtzman D. Hughley S. Kennebeck M. Kennedy J. Klees K. Krenz D. Kreye J. Krueger S. La Brec C. La Roque A. Lager S. Larsen L. Lien C. McDonald 96 M. McDonald D. McGrath T. Malone P. Markey E. Martin J. Marx L. Meyer P. Meyer J. Miller M. Morley S. Nadreau S. Nelson T. Nihart J. Noll D. Passe S. Passe D. Plank M. Purvis P. Riester K. Rodriguez A. Roemer G. Roth T. Russell M. Sass M. Schlotfeldt C. Schmidt J. Schmidt D. Schmitz A. Schouweiler D. Schreck W. Schumacher B. Schurhammer D. Schurhammer G. Schurhammer K. Schurhammer P. Scott J. Sheehan J. Smith M. Speedling D. Suilmann L. Theismann T. Tibor T. Trollen M. Wagner F. Weinrich M. Wild J. Wingert K. Wiskerchen M. Witte J. Wodele Not pictured W. Carlson P. Johnson D. Schreck D. Wilson 97 Seniors A Year Passed — A Future Ahead. During the course of the year the Seniors tried to make their last year in high school a great one. We began the year by sponsoring a smashing Homecoming and ended the year by meeting at the Sheraton Hotel in Rochester for a banquet, which was followed by a free day” when everybody went their own way looking for some wholesome fun. Before we all met for the last time on graduation night a baccalaureate was held which inspired us to do good in whatever we pursued. On graduation night we said our good -byes to the old life and hello the new one just around the corner. BELOW: Please Karen I'd rather do it myself, exclaims M. K. Popp. 100 TOP: Whoop, says J. Lehnertz, R. Lien, and D. Eamey. ABOVE: Some people have all the life. J. Palmen 101 The More Difficult The Struggle, The More Glorious The Victory Class colors: Forest Green and Ivory Class flower: Daisy Class Officers: Jeff Plank, president; Debbie Stroot, vice-president; Matthew Marx, secretary; Gary Glomski, treasurer. Student Council members: Robert Scheel Karen Zenner Jani Palmen Rene Kennebeck Cathy Marquardt Debbie Stroot Valedictorian Cathy Marquardt Salutatorian Richard Collister DAVID ARENS STEVEN BARTON KENNETH BLOOM JOHN BOUOIJET WILLIAM BRUHNKE PAMELA BUCKMAN NANCY CARLSON PHILLIP CARRELS 102 VIDA CLICKNER JEAN DICK THOMAS EKSTRAND PETER FREESE MARY COATES BEVERLY DILLINGER JOHN EVERS RODNEY FREIBURG RICHARD COLLISTER ROBERT DOSE MICHAEL EVERSMAN JANET FREIERMUTH WILLIAM DANCKWART DEBRA EARNEY PAUL EVERSMAN ANN GATHJE 103 GARY GLOMSKI RICHARD HALL THOMAS JORDAN DIANE KLEES KENNETH GOSSE JEAN JACOBS MICHAEL KASPER MARY KLEIN JANE GRANER SANDRA JOHNSON NEIL KENNEBECK JUDY KNOSE THOMAS HAGER STEVEN JOHNSON RENE KENNEBEC K KIM KOENIG 104 TERI KRENZ DIANE LEE DALE LOECHLER GENE MARX LUCINDA KREYE JANET LEHNERTZ BARBARA LOVEJOY JOHN MARX DANIEL LaFEE DALE LIDBERG PATRICK McGRATH MATTHEW MARX PATRICIA LANGANKI RUTH LIEN CATHLEEN MARQUARDT MARY LOU MEYER 105 NANCY MEYER RANDALL MILLER MARK NOLL GERALD PASSE RICHARD MEYER CHERYL MUSSELL STEVEN OENNINC JOHN PASSE CYNTHIA MILLER KATHLEEN NEWMAN ELIZABETH PALMEN PETER PASSE 106 JEFFERY PLANK RALPH ROEMER WAYNE SPEEDLING DEBORAH ST ROOT MARY KAY POPP ROBERT SCHEEL GARY STAMSCHROR EILEEN SULLIVAN MICHAEL RIESTER JAMES SCHMIT MELODIE STEWART JOSEPH TAUBEL CONNIE ROEHRICH DARLENE SCHURHAMMER GLENDA STOCKTON DEBRA THEISMANN 107 BONNIE WILSON Not Pictured: JAMES ARNDT MICHAEL HOFFMANN JULIAN LA SKA JOHN LEHNARTZ LYNDIA MALCHASKI BRUCE SHARP ARTHUR THORTON WALTER THORTON ALBERT ZOMAK JOHN USCHOLD JAMES WALLERICH DAVID WEINRICH SUZANNE WILSON CATHERINE WINGERT KAREN ZENNER t N ( 109 Senior Awards Honor Nancy Carlson Richard Collister Robert Dose Debra Eamey John Evers Ann Gathje Ken Gosse Michael Kasper Renea Kennebeck Diane Klees Kim Koenig Students: Diane Lee Cathieen Marquardt Cynthia Miller John Passe Jeffrey Plank Connie Roehrich Deborah Stroot Eileen Sullivan David Weinrich Karen Zenner Valedictorian — Cathy Marquardt Salutatorian — Richard Collister Scholarships: PTSA Cindy Miller Kathy Newman Nancy Plank Memorial—Diane Klees International Milling—Richard Collister Awards: Voice of Democracy Debra Eamey Betty Crocker Homemaker—Nancy Carlson Masonic Scholarship winner—Ann Gathje Regent Scholarship—David Weinrich Declam—2nd alternate—Deborah Stroot National Youth Conference—Karen Zenner All Conference football: Dale Loechler Jeff Plank John Bouquet Bob Scheel Kim Koenig David Arens All Conference basketball: Mike Kasper Bob Scheel WCCO Prep Football Team: John Bouquet Dale Loechler Underclassmen Boy's State: Keith Johnson John Theismann Girl's State: Linda Schurhammer Mary Quesenberry All-conference basketball awards were given to Bob Scheel and Mike Kasper. 110 ABOVE: Boy's State representatives from WHS are Keith Johnson and John Theismann. BELOW RIGHT: Girl's State representatives are Linda Schurhammer and Mary Quesenberry. LEFT: E. Sullivan practices her speech that she will take with her to the Preston Declam Contest. ABOVE: The intramural championship was won by a talented group of senior boys. (P. Carrels, N. Kennebeck, B. Scheel, Coach Loretz, D. Arens, R. Collister. ) ABOVE: Participants in the Declam Contest, E. Sullivan, C. Marquardt, A. Gathje, D. Stroot, J. Dick, D. Weinrich, C. Mussell, D. Earney, D. Albrecht. Ill Senior Banquet And Skip Day. ABOVE: This is great . . . but I sure wish I could take off my tie. (G. Passe) RIGHT: You bet I'm handsome! (P. Eversman) Eat, drink, and be merry was the atmosphere of the senior banquet at the Sheraton Hotel in Rochester, Minn. The seniors and their advisors were served delicious ham and chicken; with salads and milk and coffee. Each table was filled with fun and laughter, while making decisive plans for the following Senior Skip Day. J. Taubel tells another one of his tales while everyone else listens. LEFT: M - m - m Even the coffee is good! (Cindy Kreye) ABOVE: m - m - m--------good! Carrie Lee Passe 113 RIGHT: Members of the graduating class (C. Roehr-ich and C. Marquardt) exchange words with the guest speaker of Baccalaureate. (Rev. Russell Halaas) BELOW: (R. Miller, R. Roemer) Happy days are here again! Baccalaureate And Commencement Held Baccalaureate was held the Sunday be -fore graduation at the WHS auditorium for those seniors who wished to attend. With heads high and feeling proud the Senior Class of 1970 marched down the isle of the St. Felix auditorium to Pomp and Circumstance. Each graduating senior accepted his diploma with die great feeling of accomplishment. Now, our yesterdays ’ are gone, but we have a whole future to live. 114 ABOVE: Conducting Baccalaureate services for the class of 1970 are: Rev. Ward, Rev. Hudson, Rev. Lee, Rev. Daly, and guest speaker, Rev. Halaas. RIGHT: This is one picture I'll pose for! (N. Carlson) LEFT: Let me see now, who do I Uj follow? (J. Dick) ABOVE: C. Roehrich, and C. Miller just can't seem to keep their hands off the money! RIGHT: J. Passe is caught in the act of concentration. How many times do you see him like this? FAR RIGHT: Well, we never claimed the darkroom was the neatest place around! ANNUAL STAFF, FRONT ROW: L. TO R. , Cindy Miller, B. Wilson, D. Earney, C. Roehrich, J. Dick, C. Marquardt, C. Mussell. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Bill, (advisor) J. Palmen, D. Theismann, J. Freiermuth, J. Passe, N Meyer, K. Zenner, R. Kennebeck. 3RD ROW: J. Miller, M. Meyer, A. Gathje, D. Stroot, J. Wallerich, T. Krenz, K. Gosse, C. Kreye, not pictured M. K. Popp. 116 Hard Work Makes Memories The 1969-70 Warrior Staff had an exciting year developing pictures, brainstorming write ups and laying out numerous pages. Full of new ideas the Warrior Staff plunged into the head splitting but fullfilling year of creating memories. We hope that through our efforts we have made these memories as wonderful for you as they were for us. The staff wishes to give a special thanks to Mrs. Hazel Bill for all the assistance and footwork she did for us this past year. The staff would like to give recognition to the Wehrenburg Studio, whose assistance throughout the year was so much appreciated. The staff would also like to give special recognition to John Smith, Josten's Representative, and the American Yearbook Co. , Topeka, Kansas. Editor . Advisor Lay-out Photographers Darkroom . . . Student Sales . . Business Manager Write up and Captions . . Sports Writer . . Art............. Typists . . . . . . . Karen Zenner . . . . Mrs. Bill Debbie Theismann Jeani Dick Nancy Meyer . . Ann Gathje Debra Earney Jani Palmen . Cathy Marquardt Ten Krenz . Connie Roehrich Cindy Miller .... John Passe Jim Wallerich . . . Debra Stroot Bonnie Wilson .... Ken Gosse Renea Kennebeck Cheryl Mussell . . Mary Kay Popp Mary Lou Meyer Janet Miller Janet Freiermuth Cindy Kreye LEFT: A. Gathje with her camera is a common sight. ABBOTT-WISE Furniture— Funeral Home Wabasha, Minnesota COMMUNITY CLINIC Phone 565-4571 Wabasha, Minnesota DR. E. R. ALBRECHT, OPT. Telephone 565-3687 Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations! COX’S PIONEER BAR ANDSUPPER CLUB A1 and Ev Cox Best Wishes Seniors AMERICAN LEGION POST 50 Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota ANCHOR INN Home of Fine Food Wabasha-Waseca-Lake City-Bayport Best Wishes to a Great Class! DARLENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Darlene Binner — 565-4087 ANDY’S HARDWARE Phone 565-3835 Wabasha, Minnesota Best Of Luck DEAN’S Clothes You Need for the Life You Lead Congratulations Seniors ANTHONY’S OF WABASHA Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes DEMING FORD SALES AND SERVICE Kellogg, Minnesota Best Wishes Class of 1970 ARNTSON PHARMACY Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations!? DIETER PAPER MARINESUPPLY Rochestor, Minnesota Happiness Success Seniors ASLESENS Minneapolis, Minnesota Lots of Luck Seniors! DILL ELEVATOR COMPANY Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors BEN FRANKLIN STORE Wabasha, Minnesota DOERER’S GENUINE PARTS Phone 565-3816 Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors! BERT’S MOBIL SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations DRURY-GARTNER-BURKHARDT Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes THE BLOSSOM SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes FIRST STATE BANK OF WABASHA Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations BUCKMAN-SCHIERTS FUNERAL HOME Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck! FLICEK INSURANCE AGENCY Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors CHICK POULTRY FARM Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Class of 70! FLORIN DAIRY Wabasha, Minnesota ADVERTISING Here’s to the Seniors K M ELECTRONICS CO. Minneapolis, Minnesota Compliments GAMBLES STORE AGENCY Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations MARCOU REALTY Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck! GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes JOSEPH MEYER CO. Congratulations MARTIN J. HEALY Wabasha, Minnesota OUR LADY BEAUTY SHOP Phone 565-3961 Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Seniors IDLE HOUR GAME FARM RESTAURANT Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck to a Great Class! JIM PASSE Painting Congratulations INTERNATIONAL MILLING CO. INC. Wabasha, Minnesota Lots of Luck PEM THEATRE Wabasha, Minnesota KATHRYN’S Apparel of Distinction Wabasha, Minnesota DR. JAMES A. PERRY DR. RAYMOND KASPER Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors! KELLOGG FEED STORE John W. Dankwart Congratulations WILLIE POPP Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations KELLOGG LUMBER COMPANY Kellogg, Minnesota Congratulations RIVERSIDE OIL COMPANY Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes ROGER’S BARBER SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations BLUE CROSS Minnesota Indemnity Inc. Good Luck Best of Luck Class of “70” MATH SCHUTHINSURANCE AGENCY WABASHA MARINA Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes! SKELGAS Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes WABASHA SAND, GRAVEL READY MIXED, INC. Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors STAMSCHROR ELECTRIC Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck Class of “70” WABASHA SKELLY SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck STEWART HEATING Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors WABASHA SUPER VALU Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors! Congratulations Class of 1970 TROLLEN MARINA WABASHA T. V. SALES AND SERVICES Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Best Wishes UNITED BUILDING CENTER INC. WABASHA TRANSFER COMPANY Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors! Good Luck Seniors VALLEY WHOLESALERS INC. WAPASHAW RESORT Winona, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Class of 1970! Congratulations VFW POST 4086 WARREN’S AUTO SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Class of 1970! WABASHA BOWL WEHRENBERG STUDIO Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations To the Great Class of “70” WABASHA DAIRY QUEEN THE WILD BODY SHOP Bob Gert Drake Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors! Congratulations Seniors! WABASHA ELECTRIC WINK’S A W ROOT BEER STAND Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations! Good Luck Class of 1970 WABASHA FEED STORE YAROLIMEK MOTOR CO. Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations! Congratulations Seniors WABASHA IMPLEMENT ROBERT’S MARKET Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota