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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1971 volume:

POSTAL STRIKE WARRIOR Yearbook Of Wabasha High School Wabasha, Minnesota Editor Jean Marcou Advisors Miss Hamilton Miss Pehle We’ve Only Just Begun The final tests, the caps and gowns, the diplomas, and last farewells seem to signify the end to a part of our life that was very important to all of us. All these precious things will, before long, be only passing memories. We look forward now to a life full of adventure and new experiences that will be different for everyone of us, for we've only iust begun. 4 A Lifetime Of Dedication We are dedicating our annual to you, Mr. Concidine, for all you have done to make our school what it is today. All the years of service you have given us are greatly appreciated. Without your guidance we would have been lost many times. You always showed great concern when confronted with problems that we have had. We hope that you can leave our school with pleasant memories of the past and with the feeling of accomplishment and pride in what you have done. We thank you, Mr. Concidine. The Class of 19 1 7 TOP: Happiness reigns for Queen Mary Beth and King Jim. ABOVE: HOMECOMING ROYALTY: TOP ROW L TO R: J. Theisman, P. Glaze, D. Buol, K. Johnson, P. Mathias, K. Koenig, C. Schnirring, B. Stroot, D. Albrecht, V. Hart-ert, J. Belter, J. Marcou. Homecoming ’70 The cold weather failed to dampen the spirits of Wabasha High as we tied the Randolph Rockets 6-6 in our Friday night game. Queen Mary Beth Burrichter and King Jim Abbott reigned over the festivities after their memorable coronation on Thursday. The annual homecoming dance was held Saturday night with music by the Last Draft . The theme this year was Reflections of My Life . It was very appropriate as this homecoming will be one that will be remembered for many years to come. ABOVE LEFT: Can I look now? L. TO R.: P. Schmitt, L. Sandwick, G. Kennedy, K. Caves. LEFT: All right you guys. . . kill 'em ! ABOVE: I'll never wash these hands again, Sadie Hawkins The annual staff decided to try something different to raise money that would finance this year's annual and came up with a Sadie Hawkins Dance. Instead of having just the girl ask boy procedure we came up with a few extra events, one of these being the crowning of a Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae to reign over the dance. The candidates were chosen from the freshman and sophomore classes and were voted on by placing a penny in their jar, which counted as one vote. The winners were Jane Kennebeck and Glenn Witte. Other prizes were awarded for the most original costume, sexiest costume, most complicated costume and the best dressed couple. The Stone Flour from Lacrosse proved the music for this most memorable event. ABOVE: No, this doesn't mean we're married! (N. Wod-ele and date) 12 RIGHT: Lil' Glen and Daisy Jane (G. Witte and J. Kennebeck) A t Your Service The students of WHS showed their interest in making our school a better one by their help in various areas. Office aids are found each day, busily typing away and running errands to make life a little easier for the adults. There are also a variety of students helping the cooks to serve and prepare the lunch for a hungry student body. Library assistants continue to help the librarian in the many duties involved in operating a sufficient library system. Class officers also assist the School by organizing the activities that each class participates in every year. UPPER RIGHT: A motley crew, (J. Ristau, E. Hager, B. Marx, L. Baldwin) ABOVE: Cafeteria helpers: (C. Wilson, J. Mathias, D. Meuer, T. Gosse, C. Hanson, D. Meyer, K. Carries, J. Clickner LEFT: I told you not to call me here! (J. Ristau) Class Officers, ROW I (Freshman) L. Freiburg, D. Miller, D. Suilmann. ROW II (Sophmore) D. Klees, B. Abbott, T. Wampler, R. Passe. ROW III (Juniors) J. Burkhardt, S. Popp, C. Wolfe, S. Malone. ROW IV (Seniors) J. Abbott, J. Rivers, J. Marcou. ABOVE Library Aids, SITTING: L. to R. D. Law, J. Ristau, V. Hartert, S. Stiner, R. Huth, STANDING, L. to R. D. Wagner, S. Hoffman, C. Wilson. 15 Spring-Thing BELOW: Wait until you get up here Deb. (J. Suilman, D. Raimer). The flutter of excitement and happy smiles was the first indication at WHS that the Spring Thing was upon us. This year's prom was held at the Sheraton Hotel in Rochester. A buffet-style dinner was served which was immediately followed by the crowning of the 1971 prom royalty. Mary Kay Metz and Russell Meyer reigned over the festivities as the new king and queen. Following a short program, a dance featuring the Exchange from Eau Claire, was held. The seniors would like to take the time right now to thank the junior class for all the time and effort they contributed to make this prom such a special one for all who attended. ABOVE: What do you mean I have a bug on me? (J. Marcou, J. Belter). RIGHT: J. Holtzman- My girdle is killing me! (K. Lovejoy, M. Passe, S. Meyer). When The Hungries Hit The ring of a bell is all it takes for Wabasha High's hungry students to rush to their lunches. A few changes were made in this year's noon hour schedule. A split shift of two separate eating times was designed: one for juniors and seniors and the other for freshman and sophomores. An open noon hour was also approved for those students who enjoy the outdoors for their break in the busy schedule of classes. LOWER LEFT: We're having barfaroni! (R. Mickow, D. Carrels). LOWER RIGHT. Is it safe yet? (J. Abbott) UPPER R. Junior boys sock it to there stomachs (T. Ries-ter, B. Barton, B. Meuer.) 19 Dramatics The Mouse That Roared portrayed a small country, of 6000 people, called Grand Fenwick. This small country declared war on the U. S. and in a few hours was victorious. Members of the cast are as follows: Gloriana Mary Hawley Mary Vicki Hartert Fran, Debbie Debbie Raimer Jane, Jill, Norma Jackie Danckwart Ann, Helen Norma Roberts Page, Miss Wilkins Nancy Fosmo Miss Johnson, Barb Stroot Assistant Mrs. Reiner Judy Graner Mrs. Bascomb Debbie Peters Professor Smith Jean Marcou Hilly Mike Smith Mountjoy Allen Nelson Benter John Wagner Mr. Beston Teri Glaze Professor Kokintz Guy Jackson President, John Burkhardt Announcer Snippet Bill Baker Will Tatum Ken Dick Soldiers: Steve Wampler Joe Abbott - Tim Aitken BELOW: A. Nelson warns Grand Fenwick of the American attack. ABOVE: Page N. Fosmo makes another proclamation. UPPER RIGPIT: Humble servants of Gloriana listen attentively. (N. Roberts, M. Hawley, M. Smith, D. Peters). ABOVE: You mean this is Grand Fenwick? (J. Danckwart, D. Raimer, V. Hartert. ) LEFT: G. Jackson explains Q-bomb to J. Burkhardt. BELOW: Rip Van Winkle II alias D. Carrels. RIGHT: Fore...! (P. Mathias). Activities At W School time is a mixture of many things. Aside from the fact that we go to school to learn there are also many other reasons why we attend. Where else can you catch up on the latest gossip around town? Some people even find school beneficial when trying to catch up on the sleep they missed during the weekend. The variety of classes that each student participates in gives each one of them an opportunity to meet many kids their own age that may share the same interests as they do. Yes, school has it's advantages for all, whether it be hard at work or just having fun. ABOVE: K. Beckman, D. Peters, B. Carlson packing clothes for the needy. 22 BELOW: K. Koenig and D. Kenitz get revenge at the sponge throw. Creative Clubs NHS worked hard raising money for their induction, which was held in January. Mrs. Dorothy Thompson addressed the student body on the importance of service to your school and community. The Quill and Scroll contributed much to the school as well as the community by editing a page in the local newspaper on the activities around school. This years Spanish Club was very active. Besides holding a Spanish supper and attending Man of La Mancha an exchange student from Argentina spoke on her country. RIGHT: Barb Marx gives her views on character. National Honor Society members: FRONT ROW: C. Wolfe, L. Schurhammer, M. Lee, J. Rivers, L. Wodele, B. Carlson, M. Schumacher, B. Marx, Mrs. Passe. 2nd ROW: S. Popp, K. Passe, K. Beckman, M. Burrichter, M. Metz, D. Wilson, L. Suilman, W. Weinrich, A. Nelson. 3rd ROW: M. Suilman, J. Graner, D. Peters, M. Quesenberry, D. Raimer, J. Dankwart, D. Wilcox, J. Burkhardt, J. Klees, A. Nelson. Quill S Scroll members: FRONT ROW: M. Riester, B. Stroot, B. Carlson, J. Marcou, J. Roehrich. 2nd ROW: W Speed ling, V. Hartert, A. Nelson, J. Schouweiler. 3rd ROW: K. Beckman, C. Wolfe, J. Dankwart, D. Peters, D. Wilson. Spanish Club members; FRONT ROW: L. Albrecht, L. Freiermuth, M. Dick, B. Balow, M. Passe, T. Schouweiler, J. Kenne-beck, D. Stewart, C. Tentis, S. Meyer, Miss Crapser. 2nd ROW: S. Snider, J. Holtzman. C. Stroot, J. Marx, L. Fosmo, C. Hager. 3rd ROW: K. Beckman, K. Stamschror, L. Freiburg, C. Arntson, B. Schouweiler, J. Schouweiler, C. Doty. 4th ROW C. Wolfe D. Peters, D. Raimer, B. Earney, B. Baker, R. Passe, J. Dankwart, M. Quesenberry, J. Abbott. 27 And The Band Plays On Under the direction of G. P. Huntoon, the Wabasha High School Band entertained many eventful moments during the year. None of the students will ever forget the night they were stranded at Mazeppa! The band added to the spirit and excitement at football and basketball games. The rest of the year was devoted to various contests and concerts in which they participated. ABOVE: Our Director . RIGHT: And for our next number... ABOVE RIGHT: Cut it out. (R. Kohn). 28 L. TO R. ROW I: M. Quesenberry, S. Malone, N. Roberts, D. Law, J. Raimer, C. Doty, ROW II: N. Dammann, D. Rainier, L. Freiburg, L. Wodele, J. Evers, M. Hawley, D. Wilcox, M. Perry, ROW III: L. Schroeder, J. Jackson, M. Passe, B. Schouweiler, B. Lager, B. Carlson, D. Peters, S. Snider, P. Krenz, K. Bloom, B. Wolfe, ROW IV: L. Suilman, S. Arens, K. Caves, R. Graner, T. Tibor, D. Plank, K. McDonough, P. Boots, G. Gosse, P. Blee, J. Graner, T. Crans, ROW V: C. Ten-tis, C. Wolfe, A. Nelson, G. P. Huntoon (director), T. Zenner, P. Mathias, R. Coates, J. Cankwart, R. Kohn, K. Lee. 29 BELOW: 1st ROW, J. Ristau, D. Dose, N. Dammann, B. Tends, J. Suilman D. Raimer, B. Baker, 2nd ROW: C. Stroot, C. Wolfe, V. Hartert, J. Roeh-’ rich, B. Krenz, D. Peters, S. Popp, R. Cichanowski, 3rd ROW: N. Frier-muth, S. Snider, B. Lager, L. Fosmo, C. Doty, K. Walter, 4th ROW: R. Graner, C. Earney, C. Tends, S. Arens, L. Wodele, C. Carlson. C horns' What would you do if we sang out of tune? This was the chant of many chorus students this year. However, the outcome of the spring contest in St. Charles proved this statement untrue. A superior rating was received for the two numbers performed by the chorus. The glee club, composed of freshmen and sophomore girls, also worked hard this year. The efforts they showed were worthwhile as were seen in the performance they gave at the spring concert. BELOW: 1st ROW: R. Caves, M. Smith, R. Passe, D. Laska, J. Hanson, J. Lemke, D. Wayne, D. Wilcox, M. Wilson, J. Danckwart, N. Roberts, D. Wilson, M. Quesenberry, H. Schouweiler. 2nd ROW: ]. Wagner, D. Clickner, B. Calvey, J. Hielscher, F. Lager, M. Mustang, N. Fosmo, S. Meyer, W. Speedling, K. Beckman, J. Graner, M. Hawley, 3rd ROW: J. Raimer, M. Burrichter, B. Roemer, J. Rivers, K. Me Donough, L. Schurhammer, M. Metz, M. Lee, M. Dick, S. Schierts. 4th ROW: B. Carlson, B. Balow, K. Bloom, S. Timmson, M. Passe, C. Schnirring, C. Miller, B. Marx, J. Marcou, C. Arntson. ABOVE: 1st ROW: S. Meyer, C. Meyer, R. Marking, B. Lee, H. Passe, C. Hager, J. Kennebeck, K. Stam-schor, G. Kennedy, M. Speedling, Mrs. Hertzfeldt. 2nd ROW: D. Stewart, L. Schuth, L. Albrecht, C. Johnson, D. Vogt, M. Schumacher, T. Schouweiler, M. Passe, C. Gusa, W. Karger, L. Friermuth, 3rd ROW: B. Scheel, M. Hagger, J. Arens, M. LaFee, N. Wodele, M. Losinski, E. Gathje, L. Wallerich, N. Friermuth, P. Dose, D. Schurhammer, L. Sandwick. 31 BELOW: Up, Up and away with Miss Olson. G.A.A. — F. T.A. Action Packed! FTA'ers at WHS have been busy this year helping teachers correct papers, supervise classes, and attending supper-meetings. The club had a fundraising project, selling light bulbs, to help finance transportation costs to different meetings and conventions. Five Wabasha FTA'ers took part in the statewide exchange program. Under the direction of Mrs. Wallrich G.A.A. was newly organized this year. G.A. A. gives girls the opportunity to develope athletic skills, learn good sportsmanship, and just to have fun. J. Marx, M. Suilmann, B. Carlson, S. Popp, C. Tends, K. Olson, K. Passe, W. Karger, L. Wallerich, J. Suilmann, J. Passe. 32 BOTTOM: Mr. Frost, J. Graner, S. Popp, K. Walters, W. Karger, T. Schouwieler, B. Carlson, M. Schumaker, D. Stewart, C. Tentis, Miss Daub. SECOND ROW: J. Raimer, D. Peters, L. Wallerich, D. Wilson, J. Schouwieler, K. Beckman, M. Burrichter, W. Speedling, J. Roerich, M. Hawley. THIRD ROW: P. Dose, A. Nelson, N. Roberts, J. Dankwart, D. Wilcox, R. Caves, P. Boots, J. Suilmann, D. Raimer, A. Nelson. BELOW: Candy Sales are always helpful. (K. Beckman, A. Nelson. ) 33 Pep Club members: BOTTOM, L. TO R. --C. Tends, J. Arens, M. Mathias, B. Balow, B. Wolfe, M. Passe, D. Albrecht, C. Stroot, B. Lager, D. Stewart, M. Speedling, L. Schroeder. MIDDLE, L. TO R.-C. Binner, W. Speedling, K. Beckman, C. Wolfe C. Doty, J. Arens, L. Albrecht, J. Marx, W. Karger, S. Schierts, C. Hartert. TOP, L. TO R. -J. Raimer, B. Scheel, B. Eamey, D. Raimer, S. Malone, J. Dankwart, J. Suilman, S. Popp, J. Schouweiler, D. Peters. Spirit Reigns The Letterman's Club existed this year, under the supervision of Coach Loretz. They did a great job of creating school spirit at W. H.S. Pres. -Keith Johnson, V. Pres. -Dave Buol, Sec. -Tres. -Tom Kasper. The Pep Club at W.H.S. was reorganized this year to promote school spirit in the student body. They worked hard each week at making signs for the halls to cheer on our team. Their effort was well accepted. Our Chief of the year- Tom Riester. FRONT ROW L. TOR. M. Perry, G. Witte, T. Kennedy, M. Ekstrand, D. Kenitz. 2nd ROW: B. Schmidt, T. LaRoc-que, J. Rivers, J. Noll, A. Nelson, D. Metz, J. Wild, A. Nelson. 3rd ROW: D. Theismann, J. St. Jacque, B. Lehner-tz, B. Meurer, B. Barton, B. Bouquet, J. Theismann, K. Koenig, J. Glomski. 4th ROW: L. Schmitz, D. Boul, J. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Burkhardt, C. Schurhammer, T. Kasper, T. Riester, C. Caves. BELOW: Joe Namath, I ain't exclaims K. Johnson. BELOW LEFT: Should I kiss It? Indians Fite! The Indians of 1970 posted a 4-4-1 record but many of those loses could have easily been victories. The season started with the return of 8 let-termen but injuries to key players left many boys going both ways and playing strange positions. These injuries also enabled many boys to get valuable experience which should help next years squad tremendously. With the loss of only 8 seniors, who, of course, will be greatly missed, coaches Kar-ger, Nelson, and Engrav can look ahead- to another successful season. ABOVE: Where do you think you're going, buddy? RIGHT: This better be worth it, you guys! FRONT ROW: P. Mathias, B. Abbott. 2nd ROW: Coach Nelson, D. Laska, D. Kenitz, J. Johnson, K. Johnson, D. Buol, J. Theismann, 3rd ROW: Coach Broin, G. Witte, S. Arens, T. LaRocque, Art Nelson, A1 Nelson, B. Meuer. B. Barton, J. Noll, Coach Engrave. 4th ROW: B. Hansen, M. Suilman, C. Caves, T. Kasper, T. Riester, J. Burkhardt, B. Bouquet, D. Metz. 5th ROW: J. Rivers, J. Klees, J. St. Jacques, R. Carrels, B. Lehnertz, J. Wild, S. Buol, D. Loechler,J. Brugger, J. Glomski. BELOW: Proud fathers look on. RIGHT: What a groovy game! B- Team Victorious With the help of some fine sophomores and freshman, Coach's Engrav and Broin led their team to a fine 3-2 record. The experience these boys gained should help next years varsity squad greatly. B-squad Wabasha - 16 CFC - 0 Wabasha - 38 Plainview - 0 Wabasha 0 Lake City - 20 Wabasha - 14 Alma - 0 Wabasha 0 St. Charles - 8 ABOVE: The captain honors are passed on. (L. TO R. T. Riester, D. Buol, K. Koenig, K. Johnson). 40 B. Abbott. FRONT ROW: L TO R, R. Miller, M. Perry, D. Loechler, D. Meta, G. Witte, S. Buol, R. Carrels, 2nd ROW: Coach Broin, G. Russell, J. Graner, D. Miller, F. Lager, K. Gosse, S. Passe, K. Kaupa, Coach Engrav, 3rd ROW: R. Stroot, D. Baker, M. Suilman, R. Stroot, W. Drysdale, J. Morley, D. Schmit, S. Kasper, M. Lehaertz. 4th ROW: G. Speedling, T. Johnson, D. Klees, M. Muszynski, J. Klees, J. Brugger, D. Suilman, J. Hansen, M. VanHouten. This year's leaders, F. Lager andB. Barton. FRONT ROW: B. Schouweiler, G. Russell, J. Perry, B. Wilson, T. Miller, F. Lager. 2nd ROW: S. Kennebeck, D. Hug-ley, A. Nelson, D. Loechler, B. Barton, A. Schmitt. 3rd ROW: P. Boots, J. Dick, J. Sylvester, J. Decker, J. Bruegger, S. Wallerich. 42 BELOW: Get off my back! (R. Meyer) BOTTOM: I think I've got him. RIGHT: Let’s be friends. (B. Barton) WHS Matmen This year's squad went to the varsity level and was led by Frank Lager and Bruce Barton. Behind the leadership of these two boys, the team compiled a 1-8 record. The experience gained this year should help Coach Broin’s squad next year tremendously. With only four seniors leaving, there is a bright outlook for next year's squad. 43 Indians- Win!! After a very slow start, this years team roared back in tournament rounds, finally losing to Red Wing in the district finals. The team was lead by Senior Captain Keith Johnson, who captured the centenial conference race with a 19. 3 scoring average. He was supported greatly by senior Rube Schur-hammer, Juniors Jeff Noll, John Burkhardt, and Tom Kasper. For their fine play, Johnson and Burkhardt were voted to the all-conference team. With the loss of only three seniors. Coach Loretz can look forward to a successful season next year. Scoreboard Schools Played We They We They Lake City 48 49 49 55 Randolph 54 44 58 47 Goodhue 26 67 55 69 Wycoff 34 56 Mazeppa 69 59 73 51 Alma 27 70 51 59 Pine Island 88 40 Fairbault Deaf 72 36 73 44 Tournaments We They Pine Island 63 59 Dover Eyota 73 55 St. Charles 46 42 Red Wing 43 80 BELOW: KNEELING, Manager W. Drysdale, Coach Loretz. L. TOR. J. Noll, B. Bouquet, D. Klein, C. Caves, J. Burk-hardt, C. Schurhammer, T. Kasper, K. Johnson, T. Riester, J. Johnson, A. Nelson, B. Meurer. FRONT ROW, L TO R: B. Abbott, M. Lehnertz, T. Johnson, S. Kasper, R. Stroot, J. Hanson, J. Perry, R. Wodele, Coach Karger. BACK ROW, L TO R: R. Miller, J. Rivers, T. LaRoque, D. Theismann, R. Passe, D. Metz, J. Wilds, J. St. Jacques, G. Witte. Scoreboard THEY WE Lake City 24 23 Randolph 26 22 Goodhue 41 20 Mazeppa 30 36 Alma 39 28 Lake City 15 38 Pine Island 49 41 Faribault Deaf 30 38 Elgin 24 48 Goodhue 45 35 Mazappa 31 44 Alma 38 41 Randolph 30 39 Faribault 27 37 Elgin 33 42 B-Team Basketball Behind the leadership of Coach Karger, the B squad compiled an 8-7. They were led by sophomore, Dan Theismann who compiled an 8. 6 average. After losing five of their first seven games, they came back to win six out of their last eight, winning their last three games. The experience gained this year should help next years varsity squad greatly. ABOVE: Straight to the top. LEFT: Indians pour it on. (K. Johnson, J. Burkhardt) FAR LEFT: Conje on, Rube, put it in! (R. Schurhammer) 47 Cheerleaders Right-On! Screams of delight and tears of sadness seem to prevail as the cheerleaders led the crowd through victory and defeat. Their school spirit and willingness to participate in various events set a fine example for the rest of our student body. We congratulate them for their fine performance this year. ABOVE: L. TO R. L. Fosmo, J. Arens, C. Hartert, B. Scheel, J. Raimer, TOP: B. Wolfe. ABOVE RIGHT: We're going to win tonight! (S. Schierts). 48 BELOW: L. TOR., M. Passe, C. Wolfe, D. Raimer, D. Albrecht. TOP: S. Schierts, BOTTOM: J. Belter. TOP: No, John, I can't bear to watch! (J. Theisman, K. Koenig). ABOVE: Hey Biycie, he's not on the team! (K. Beck-man, B. Carlson). 50 — Spirit — Let’s Hear It This isn't bad at all. (J. Marx, S. Popp) The winning spirit of any event is generated from the enthusiastic crowd to the players. Spirit and excitement are almost as essential as a good plan of attack. The students at W. H.S. followed their team through many a victory and defeat, as depicted by their various expressions. BELOW: 1st ROW: J. St. Jacque, C. Pfeilsticker, S. Arens, T. Kennebeck, J. Abbott, R. Miller, M. Smith, J. Hanson, 2nd ROW: D. Laska, C. Schouweiler, J. Johnson, K. Long, J. Wagner, W. Lehnertz, D. Metz, Coach Loretz. ABOVE: 1st ROW: G. Witte, R. Passe, K. Gosse, J. Morley, R. Stroot, R. Stroot, J. Wildes, M. Perry, S. Kasper, J. Perry. 2nd ROW: D. Buol, J. Glomski, K. Koenig, A. Nelson, T. Riester, D. Kenitz, C. Caves, D. Theismann, A. Nelson, K. Johnson, J. Theismann, J. Noll, B. Barton. 52 BELOW: This will be a shot you'll never forget. (M. Ekstrand). Spring Sports With many young ballplayer this year's team, under the leadership of Coach Loretz, got off to a slow start. As the season progressed they met the challenge and captured second place in the Centennial Conference behind Goodhue. The 1971 track season proved to be very successful. The team brought home three trophies and also placed second in the Centennial Conference. Kevin Koenig led the list of outstanding performers by placing in the sub-district in the 100 and 220. He went on to the district and regionals. Before losing out, he set a new school record. This year's golf squad compiled a 6-7 record with many close and exciting matches. With 6 returning letter men next year looks promising for the Wabasha Linksmen: T. Kennedy, P. Mathias, K. Dick, T. Kasper, B. Bouquet, J. Abbott, B. Abbott, J. Rivers, J. Hanson, R. Wodele, M. Lehnertz, S. Holtzman. LEFT: C'mon Louie, we better get going. ( J. Noll, D. Kenitz ). ABOVE: See if you can hit this one. (D. Klein). 53 Administration This years administration worked hard for the betterment of our school. Superintendent Wesley Concidine and the board members spent many hours to improve our educative system. Senior High Principal, Mrs. Louis Doty and Junior High Principal, Mr. Michael Hruby also contributed much to the success of this school year. ABOVE: Principals Mr. Hruby Junior High, Mr. Boyd Grade School, Mr. Doty High School. UPPER RIGHT: Superintendent Wesley Concidine. 56 School Board V Mr. Wesley Concidine Mr. John Dankwart Mr. William Hawkins Mr. Francis Greenheck Mr. John Doffing Mrs. Ruth Williams Mr. Ralph Lindgrin Mr. Boots and Mr. Nelson, WHS counselors. 57 Communicate English - ain't what it used to be. The combination of literature, grammer, creative writing, book reports, and themes coincide with the various tastes of the students. Speech is not only educational in a scholastic way but beneficial to the students personality development and sense of humor. Spanish Class has proven itself to be a success on the curriculum. The first year is spent mainly learning the fundamentals of Spanish. Spanish II deals with applying the fundamentals to speaking and writing. El espanol es muy interesante! Mrs. Wallerich lends a helping hand. RIGHT. Spanish class speaks! That's a good question, Jackie. Mrs. Carr and J. Danckwart. 1� '•. MRS. CARR MISS HAMILTON MISS CRAPSER MISS MAYER MRS. APPEL MRS. WALLERCH MRS. ABBOTT MISS PEHLE MRS. BOOTS MISS VANDER HEYDEN MRS. HERVEY UPPER RIGHT: K. Wallerwich really digs it. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Einsmen rushes off to class. LOWER RIGHT-Is he working or sleeping? (J. Clickner) Involvement! It's always fun to get involved and that's what you do in shop, home ec., and art. This year's shop classes, under the guidance, of Mr. Einsman and Mr. Hanson, showed their great skill in carpentry while Mrs. Huntoon's art classes developed new techniques in arts and crafts. Miss Daub's home economics classes also tried hard to display their talents. Cooking, sewing and general knowledge about insurance, appliances and home care were on the agenda for this year. 60 Op. Page. Kathy Woodle and Miss Daub get it all together. I MRS. TROLLEN MISS DAUB MRS. HUNTOON MR. HANSON Mrs. Huntoon presents an artistic challenge to Jerry Yeager. 62 TOP: History students love to draw maps. ABOVE: M. Hawley practices her solo for the state contest. BELOW: Mr. Huntoon checks over the drums. History — Music One of the required subjects taken by WHS students is history. But just because it's required doesn't mean it can't be fun. Interesting and new facts are learned every year so that by the time graduation arrives, all students have accumulated quite a bit of knowledge. Besides learning facts, however, there are other things the students enjoy doing. Singing in chorus or glee club and playing an instrument in the band are two suggestions. In the winter and spring, concerts are given and contests are held. These give all music students something to look forward to. 63 ABOVE: Mrs. Domish is always willing. RIGHT: Master-Mind at work. (B. Fiedler) Math Vs. Science The many different classes of math and science enable the students at WHS to pursue the fascinating and intriguing world of the future. Research papers, projects, experiments, and complex solutions test the students' minds to their fullest. This year an electronics course was introduced. As yet, the class is still segregated; but according to Newton's law--the opposites WILL attract. 65 Business Phy-Ed The business classes of Wabasha High brought new knowledge to many of its students. Typing, bookkeeping and shorthand are some of these classes that prepare us for our future life. Being fit is important for the happiness of every person and this year's physical education classes brought it's students this fitness. The strenous exercises and cold showers are bound to wake up the laziest person. The race is on! (P. Krenz, M. Costello, M. Roemer and K. Weinrich) ■ MR. KARGER MR. ENGRAV MRS. WALLERICH MR. NELSON BELOW: Mrs. Smith helps with finger painting. RIGHT:' Mrs. Curdue gives an encouraging smile. Elementary As high school students, we often find ourselves talking about our old grade school days. These days would never have the memories they did without the teachers that helped us through these grades. Tbe members of the Kellogg and Wabasha Elementary School faculty showed real enthusiasm this year, providing the students with memories that, they too, someday may share. BELOW: Mr. Moses, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Curdue, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Smith, Miss Marz, Miss Funke. ABOVE: Mrs. Stark, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Norton, Mr. Ratigan, Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Rahrmann, Mrs. Heins. Absent: Mrs. Wild. 69 Help Is On The Way Many times it's easy to forget the people who keep our school running. Without them we wouldn't have anyone to give us food, tardy passes, bandaids or a helping hand in fixing a broken desk. Of course, were talking about the cooks, office aids, janitors, and the nurse. All the assistance you've given us is appreciated. 71 •A J. Abbott J. Ahlers T. Aitken S. Arens T. Arens B. Baker W. Baker B. Balow B. Barton C. Binner P. Blee B. Bouquet R. Braatz D. Brown J. Burhardt D. Carrels L. Carrels C. Caves J. Dick M. Dick D. Evers M. Evers D. Eversman J. Eversman K. Eversman W. Fitzgerald P. Glaze J. Gloniski J. Graner L. Hager M. Hawely D. Hielacher 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 D. Law M. Lee M. Lehnartz W. Lehnertz L. Leisen M. Lidberg K. Love joy S. Malone J. Marx W. Meurer S. Meyer 74 S. Meyer C. Miller D. Morrison L. Nustain A. Nelson A. Nelson J. Noll J. Passe K. Passe M. Passe D. Peters S. Popp D. Raimer J. Randall T. Riester N. Roberts S. Schierts E. Schmit Juniors Being a junior is almost synonomous with being busy. Operating concession stands at basketball and football games, ordering class rings and planning for the Junior-Senior prom in the spring are all duties the Juniors must attend to. Being busy, however, doesn't have to stop you from having fun and the Juniors will be the first to agree with you on this point. BELOW: Hot Dog! this is rated X! (B. Meurer). BELOW LEFT: Baby it's cold outside. (C. Wolfe). ' B. Schouweiler H. Schroeder S. Schwirtz M. Smith S. Speedling T. Stamachoor S. Stiner C. Stroot J. Suilmann M. Suilmann M. Suilmann M. Taubel D. Wagner J. Wagner J. Walter S. Wampler C. Wilson M. Wilson C. Wolfe J. Yaeger Not pictured: M. Rother BELOW: Mirror, Mirror on the wall. . .(D. Wingert). Sophomores The sophomore class this year contributed much to the spirit of our school. Besides being active in sports, clubs, and many other activities, they sponsored a skit for our homecoming pep fest as well as collecting many odds and ends for the bonfire. R. Abbott L. Albrecht J. Arens K. Bloom P. Boots S. Buol R. Carrels M. Chapman R. Cichanowski D. Clickner R. Coates M. Costello T. Crans R. Decker W. Deming W. Drysdale B. Earney M. Ekstrand J. Evers J. Eversman R. Eversman N. Freirmuth E. Gathje C. Gusa C. Hager E. Hager M. Hager S. Hanson C. Hartert J. Hielscher J. Jackson J. Johnson K. Kaupa D. Klees P. Kranz M. LaFee T. , LaRocque B. Lager F. Lager J. Laska B. Lee J. Lemke 76 D. Loechler M. Losinski K. McDonough M. Mathias D. Metz C. Meyer S. Meyer R. Miller J. Morley W. Mussell M. Mussynski W. Noll L. Norton R. Passe S. Packer M. Perry C. Pfeilsticker D. Ranvik M. Roemer J. Rivers G. Russell J. St. Jacques E. Scheel M. Schlotfeld T. Schouweiler 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 G. Witte L. Woedele N. Wodele NOT PICTURED: S. Edgerton L. Zomak R. Clark S. Arens D. Baker J. Barton C. Binner B. Bunnell R. Calvey C. Carlson L. Carrels R. Carrels K. Caves D. Denn L. Dick M. Dick P. Dose C. Doty C. Earney G. Evers M. Evers L. Fosmo G. Franke L. Freiburg L. Freiermuth J. Giem J. Giem L. Marx J. Meyer M. Glomski K. Gosse P. Gosse S. Gosse R. Meyer R. Meyer J. Graner R. Graner J. Hansen B. Hanson J. Mickow D. Miller C. Hoffman C. Johnson T. Johnson W. Karger C. Morley K. Morrison S. Kasper J. Kennebeck G. Kennedy D. Klees M. Mustain S. Oenning J. Klees M. Lehnartz D. Loechler R. Marking L. Packer D. Passe A watchful eye keeps the ball rolling. (J. Perry) The first year in Senior high school is a new and exciting experience for all. This year’s freshmen class was no exception. Their eager faces gave a lift to the upper classmen who had forgotten how exciting school could really be. They showed much interest in participating in sports, clubs and other activities and were a welcome addition to our student body. H. Passe M. Passe S. Passe J. Perry B. Popp J. Raimer P. Roemer L. Sandwick C. Schmidt D. Schmit E. Schmit P. Schmitz D. Shones W. Schouweiler C. Schuth L. Slater S. Snider G. Speedling M. Speedling K. Stamschror D. Stewart R. Stroot R. Stroot C. Stutesman D. Suilmann M. Taubel E. Theismann C. Tentis M. Van Houten D. Vogt J. Wagner J. Wallerich L. Wallerich K. Walter D. Wayne D. Wendt B. Wilson G. Wilson J. Wilson R. Wodele B. Wolfe T. Zenner 79 A. Abbott D. Aitken K. Albrecht M. Amoldy S. Baldwin W. Bruner N. Buol S. Buol B. Busch W. Carlson C. Cichanowski K. Cichanowski M. Clickner M. Costello R. Culbertson J. Danckwart D. Decker M. Deming R. Dick S. Dick D. Dillinger B. Dose D. Drysdale S. Eamey K. Eas D. Fremouw V. Glomski G. Grosse K. E. Graner K.K. Graner E. Greenheck A. Hager C. Hanson S. Hanson J. Hawkins D. Heins K. Hielscher P. Holland S. Holtzman D. Hughley S. Kennebeck M. Kennedy J. Klees K. Krens D. Kreye J. Kruger S. LaBrec A. Lager C. Laroque L. Lein T. Malone P. Markey E. Martin J. Marx C. McDonald M. McDonald D. McGrath L. Meyer P. Meyer G. Miller J. Miller M. Morley S. Nadreau S. Nelson T. Nihart J. Noll The Pain of it All! D. Hughley Eight graders participated in many activities at the Jr. High during the year. Their support toward the Sr. High was greatly felt, and appreciated. We can expect a fine addition to the Sr. high next year. ABOVE: C. Abbott is Caught Studying? D. Passe S. Passe D. Plank M. Purvis T. Randall P. Riester K. Rodriguez A. Roemer G. Roth T. Russell M. Sass M. Scholtfeldt C. Schmidt J. Schmidt D. Schmitz A. Schoweiler W. Schumacher B. Schurhammer D. Schurhammer G. Schurhammer K. Schurhammer P. Scott D. Schrich M. Speedling J. Sheehan J. Smith L. Stiner D. Suilman T. Tibor L. The ism an M. Wagner F. Weinrich M. Wild D. Wilson J. Wingert K. Wiskerchen Not Pictured: R. Clark, S. Clark, K. Rother, T. Trollen. Seventh Grade In their first year of high school, a new atmosphere was created as the seventh graders began their journey through the halls of WHS. Faced with new decisions and opportunities, they started a pattern which would shape the rest of their life. To them, the seniors will all their luck. E. Arens K. Arens K. Baker R. Baker J. Biever D. Binner B. Bunnell D. Carrels P. Cichanowski P. Costello P. Culbertson K. Decker K. Decker D. Dick M. Doty J. Eamey J. Eastman L. Elstad L. Evers P. Flicek C. Foster P. Glomski M. Graner T. Graner R. Hager S. Hall T. Hansen J. Hanson L. Hartert J. Kasper M. Kenitz J. Kennedy T. Klein K. Koenig M. Kohn A. Kreye J. Kreye M. Lager L. Larson T. Laqua D. Lee 82 K. Lee R. Lee D. Leisen D. Lemke B. Loechler S. Loechler S. Loechler L Martin ]. Mathias K. McDonald J. McMillin K. Meyer L. Meyer E. Miller T. Miller R. Mishke T. Mussell J. Newman M. Noll M. Passe N. Passe S. Perry D. Pfeilsticker T. Richards ABOVE: J. Eamey and M. Kenitz-- double trouble! FAR LEFT: Hi there Mrs. Domish, it's me again. Baker) J. Roemer N. Roth J. Scheel G. Schmit L. Schmitz D. Schurhammer L. Schuth D. Speedling K. Stamschror K. Steumagel J. Stiner J. Suilman M. Suilman E. .Sylvester E. Sylvester D. Thornton T. Timm J. Wallerich T. Walter L. Wampler G. Wiemann C. Wilcox L. Wiskerchen S. Wobbe S. Wodele M. Zenner 83 Let’s Live For Today Many things can be said of the class of 1971--that we worked--for Homecoming, a more liberal dress code, a school play, a class trip , an outdoor graduation, and for a better school. We learned--to question, to stand up for what we believed to be right, to learn from the past to be able to live today, always. Class Colors: Purple and White Class Flower: White Rose Class Officers: Jeani Marcou, Pres., Jim Abbott, Vice President, Jane Rivers, Sec.-Treas. Guy manages not only to get his own feet in his mouth, but Bill's too!! (G. Jackson, B. McMillin) 86 ABOVE: Want a ride in my Colliermobile ? (D. Collier). RIGHT: The Day We Lost Max, by Debbie Lenz. BELOW: Yoga never works when you're around. (L. Baldwin) LEFT: I still haven't got the hang of this! (P. Harney) JAMES ABBOTT DIANNE ALBRECHT GILBERT ARNOLDY CAROL ARNTSON KATHLEEN BECKMANN JUDY BELTER RONALD ARENS LINDA BALDWIN DAVID BUOL MARY BURRICHTER BRYCLYNN CARLSON CINDY CARRELS SHERRY CARRELS LEFT: J. Ristau does her spring thing. ABOVE: Peace, big brother. (G. Jackson) RICHARD CAVES DEBBIE DOSE TER I GLAZE ELEANOR HAGER PAT HARNEY NANCY DAMMANN STEVEN EASTMAN CINDY GLOMSKI KENNETH HAGER VICKIE HARTERT JACKIE DANCKWART NANCY FOSMO TERESE GOSSE JOHN HANSON GUY JACKSON JOHN DECKER JOHN FRANKE KENNETH DICK PATTY GIEM 89 JOHN JOHNSON JUNE KASPER KEITH JOHNSON JUDY KENNEBECK DARLENE KAHN TODD KENNEDY KEVIN KOENIG DAVID LA SKA KENNETH LONG WILLIAM McMILLIN ALLAN MARKING DAN KREYE DEBRA LENZ BARB LOECHLER JEAN MARCOU PETER MATHIAS 90 BARBARA MARX RITA MISCHKE MARY KAY METZ JO NADREAU RUSSELL MEYER PETER PFEILSTICKER ROSE MICKOW MARY QUESENBERRY ROBERT RIECK MARY RIESTER JANE RIVERS CATHLEEN MISCHKE LINDA RADEMACHER ROGER RIECK JEAN RISTAU JANICE ROEHRICH 91 CINDY SCHNIRRING CHARLES SCHOUWEILER JOLENE SCHOUWEILER DEBORAH SCHULTZ ABOVE: ]. Marcou and G. Wodele patiently awaiting the end of the school day. BARB ROEMER GERALDINE RUSSELL WILLIAM SCHMIT ROBERT ROEMER ALLYN SCHMIDT BONNIE SCHMITT JIM ROTH JEAN SCHMIDT LLOYD SCHMITZ RIGHT: Mary Kay studying!!??!!?? (M. Metz) 92 CHARLES SCHURHAMMER CLYDE STUTESMAN SUSAN TIMMSEN LINDA SCHURHAMMER GERALD SYLVESTER KATHY WALLERICH WANDA SPEEDLING BARBARA TENTIS MARGERY WALLERICH CAROL STINER JOHN THEISMANN WAYNE WEINRICH THERESE WINGERT KATHLEEN WODELE BARB STROOT JOANN TIMM DAWN WILSON GAIL WODELE ABOVE: T. Wingert shows her school spirit. 93 RIGHT: The Radical plots. (D. Albrecht) BELOW: Valedictorian K. Beckman and salutatorian B. Carlson. LEFT: I guess I won't have to take a bath tonight. (D. Buol). LEFT: The joke is on Jo. (L. Baldwin, J. Nadreau). 94 Honor Students: 1st ROW: J. Rivers, B. Marx, L. Schurhammer, J. Abbott, B. Carlson, M. Metz, D. Albrecht. 2nd ROW: K. Beckman, K. Wodele, D. Wilson, W. McMillin, J. Roehrich, J. Schouweiler, M. Burrichter, J. Belter. 3rd ROW: B. Tends, N. Dammann, M. Quesenberry, M. Wallerich, J. Dankwart, N. Fosmo, R. Caves ABSENT: Bonnie Schmitt, Kevin Koenig, and Wayne Weinrich. 95 BELOW: Let me see, how does this work? (C. Schou-weiler, G. Jackson, R. Caves). Graduation! Graduation is an end, but also a beginning. The Senior Class of 1971 marched proudly down the aisle of the auditorium for that one last time they were to be together. Mrs. Dorothy Thompson addressed the seniors with a speech entitled, We Can Vote--Now What? After the members of the class received their diplomas, they realized their lives as members of Wabasha High were over, but it was only just the start of a wonderful future ahead. LEFT: Here I am World—get ready! ( C. Schurhammer). ABOVE: Wait for me. I can't graduate on an empty stomach. (C. Glomski, J. Schmidt, L. Rademacher). 98 Mixed moods prevail. (M. Burrichter, M. Riester, D. Kahn). 99 BELOW: You mean our deadline was LAST Saturday? (J. Marcou) “The Staff ” The world may little realize the havoc involved in the production of an annual. Money raising projects, annual sales, developing pictures, planning pages, and racking brains for original write-ups, produced the 1971 Warrior. We would like to give special thanks and recognition to our advisors Miss Hamilton and Miss Pehle, Gene's Studio for their time and effort, to our many advertisers, who made our annual possible, to John Smith, Josten's representative for his patience and understanding and to the American Yearbook Company. Editor .... Assistant Editor Advisors . . . Lay-out . . . Photographers. Dark Room Student Sales Write up and Captions Sports Writer Art .... Typists . . . Finances . . Jeanie Marcou . Dianne Albrecht . . Miss Hamilton Miss Pehle . . . Vicki Hartert Dawn Wilson . . . .Teri Glaze Debbie Lenz Mary Quesenberry Mary B. Burrichter Brycie Carlson Jane Rivers Cindy Schnirring Linda Schurhammer . Kathy Beckmann Brycie Carlson Janice Roehrich Barb Stroot Wanda Speedling . Kathy Beckmann Mary K. Metz Barb Marx . . . Pete Mathias . . . Mary Riester Kathy Wodele . . . Teresa Gosse Eleanor Hager Barb Roemer Jolene Schouweiler • Jackie Danckwart Nancy Fosmo Jean Ristau ANNUAL STAFF, FRONT ROW. , L. TOR. Advisor, Miss Hamilton, T. Gosse, J. Marcou, M. Riester, B. Stroot, J. Rivers, B. Roemer, B. Carlson, B. Marx, 2nd ROW: J. Ristau, D. Albrecht, C. Schnirring, M. Metz, L. Schurhammer, M. Burrichter, J. Roehrich, W. Speedling, 3rd ROW: V. Hartert, N. Fosmo, J. Schouweiler, K. Beckmann, M. Quesen-berry, J. Danckwart, D. Lenz, D. Wilson. Not pictured, Miss Pehle, P. Mathias, T. Glaze, K. Wodele. ABOVE: Not bad, not bad at all! ! (M. Burrichter, L. Schurhammer, B. Carlson, J. Rivers) LEFT: But Vicki, I already did that page!! (V. Hartert, D. Wilson) 101 Girl's State: E. Schmit, C. Stroot. Boy's PTSA Scholarship presented by president Mr. Metz to B. Tends and J. Decker. RIGHT: K. Koenig presenting Mr. Doty with trophy from 2nd place in district track. 102 BOTTOM: D. Kenitz presents J. Theismann with pink Panther trophy. A wards Voice of Democracy Declam to Winona: Debbie Lenz Jo Nadreau Jean Marcou Janice Roehrich Jackie Danckwart Mary Kay Metz Nancy Fosmo Sue Schierts Barb Tentis Declam--District winner All Conference football All Conference basketball Nancy Fosmo Keith Johnson John Burkhardt Tom Riester John Glomski Keith Johnson John Burkhardt Chief of the Year Hazel Bill Scholarship Thomas Clas Scholarship Tom Riester Linda Radamacher Bryclynn Carlson 103 D. Albrecht—winner of Masonic Scholarship. In Memoriam For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under Heaven: a time to plant, a time to reap; a time to kill, a time to heal; a time to breakdown, a time to build up; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to be born and a time to die. Ecclesiastes 3:2-4 In memory of: Peter Heins Terry Carrels Mrs. Hazel Bill To the Great Class of “71” PETITE PRODUCTS THE WILD BODY SHOP Wood Product Manufacturer Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Compliments of ROBERT E. FORTIER. INC. WABASHA BOWL Red Wing, Minnesota J. E. Wild Best Wishes ANCHOR INN DR. J. D. NADREAU Home of Fine Food Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha-Waseca-Lake City-Bayport Best Wishes Seniors Good Luck Seniors! IDLE HOUR GAME FARM RESTAURANT PERLE ATKINSON Wabasha, Minnesota 565-4089 or 565-3568 You’re the MOST! Congratulations! TROLLEN MARINA COX’S PIONEER BAR AND SUPPER CLUB Wabasha, Minnesota A1 and Ev Cox Congratulations DR. JAMES A. PERRY MARTIN J. HEALY DR. RAYMOND KASPER Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes to a Great Class Best Wishes to a Great Class DOERER’S GENUINE PARTS DARLENE’S BEAUTY SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Darlene Binner 565-4087 Wish You the Best MISTER J GENE'S STUDIO Carry Out-Chicken Wabasha, Minnesota Nelson, Wisconsin Lots of Luck Best Wishes WABASHA ELECTRIC WILCOX RESORT Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Class of “71” Congratulations STEWART HEATING KELLOGG LUMBER COMPANY Wabasha, Minnesota Kellogg, Minnesota Best of Luck Best Wishes YAROLIMEK MOTOR CO. WABASHA SAND, GRAVEL Wabasha, Minnesota READY MIXED, INC. Good Luck Peace love! MATH SCHUTH INSURANCE AGENCY ASLESENS Wabasha, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Congratulations to the Class of 71 Congratulations Seniors! MARCH STUDIO WINK’S A W ROOT BEER STAND Plainview, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations SCHURHAMMER JEWELERS Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes ARENS MOTOR IMPLEMENT Kellogg, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors WABASHA T.V. SALES SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes WABASHA SUPER VALU Wabasha, Minnesota Compliments GAMBLE STORE AGENCY Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck Seniors ARNSTON PHARMACY Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors MAIN STREET MARKET Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Seniors ANDY’S HARDWARE Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors YOUNG PRESS INC. Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors HARTERT'S HARDWARE PLUMBING Kellogg, Minnesota Best Wishes ROGER’S BARBER SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors KELLOGG BODY SHOP Harry Childs Best Of Luck DEAN’S Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors SNIDER’S MARKET Kellogg, Minnesota Congratulations ANTHONY’S OF WABASHA Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors KELLOGG FEED STORE John W. 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GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors DR. E. R. ALBRECHT Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations BUCKMAN-SCHIERTS FUNERAL-HOME Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations THE OLD COUNTRY STORE Theilmann, Minnesota Best Wishes COMMUNITY CLINIC Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations FIRST STATE BANK OF WABASHA Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations INTERNATIONAL MULTIFOODS CORP. Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations FAMILY BAKERY Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes GARTNER BURKHARDT Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck THE BLOSSOM SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Lots of Luck Seniors! DILL ELEVATOR COMPANY Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes JOSEPH MEYER CO. Best Wishes COAST TO COAST Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck to the Class of “71” UNION 76 Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors ROBERT’S MARKET Wabasha, Minnesota Lots of Luck VINCE SUILMAN Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors WAPASHAW RESORT Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations DIETER PAPER MARINE SUPPLY Rochester, Minnesota Best of Luck Class of “71” WABASHA SKELLY SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota 1. Blast-off of Apollo 13 — the whole world held its breath during the dramatic and near disastrous flight of Apollo 13. voted top news story of 1970 by AP 2.Senator Peter Dominick, center, toasts with U.S. officers and troopers of the First Division following the announcement that the Big Red One would be withdrawn as part of President Nixon’s latest troop withdrawal 3.Arriving for a weekly session of Vietnam Peace Talks are. left to right. TOP: Ambassador Pham Dang Lam. South Vietnam: David K Bruce. U.S.A.; BOTTOM: Nguyen Van Tien. Vietcong; and Nguyen Minh Vy, North Vietnam. A.Palestmian Guerrillas pose atop wreckage of BOAC jetliner they blew up at desert airstrip at Al Khana, Jordan. Four jet airliners were hijacked and destroyed including a Pan American 747. 5. $oviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semenov, left, leaves the American embassy in Vienna, accompanied by U.S. Ambassador to Austria. John Hermes, after a session of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (Salt). 6. Pope Paul is shown the way to the podium by President Suharto of Indonesia. The Pope made a ten day visit to countries in the Far East. 7. An Egyptian soldier is shown standing guard in October beside a wreath and portrait of late President Gamal Abdel Nasser as throngs filed past the tomb at Nasser Mosque in Cairo. 8. First of U.S. aid helicopters drop sacks of rice to the hungry survivors in East Pakistan, where a cyclone and tidal wave killed hundreds of thousands of people. 9. Nobel Prize winners from left are Luiis LeLoir, in Chemistry from Argentina: Louis Neel, in Physics from France. The next three are for Physiology and medicine: Bernard Katz. England: Ulf Von Euler. Sweden. Julius Axelrod. United States. Paul A. Samuel-son. United States, won the memorial prize in Economics: and Hannes Alfven. Sweden, in Physics. 10. This photo shows two of the American POWs that appeared in a film that was shot by a member of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The film was made Christmas day at prisoner of war camp outside Hanoi. Iljames Cross pointed to television that was his companion while held prisoner by kidnappers in Montreal. Quebec Labor Minister. Pierre La Porte, was kidnapped and killed by members of the Front de Liberation du Quebec. IZMembers of Israel's Knesset vote to return to the United Nations Mfddle East Peace Talks with Egypt and Jordan. Prime Minister. Golda Meir. is identifiable in group at right. Defense minister. Moshe Dayan, is at top left. Printed in USA |paull VIETNAM PEACE TALK:£2 INTERNATIONAL NEWS