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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

• ■■■ ' Cnre again .� js y .vounded vei o.er G Je ■me retted □ � t:on □ Black ng Iron-, Hu'r. lrvmg was ar s defeated the m Super Bowl • ••• —-t WARRIOR yearbook WABASHA HIGH SCHOOL WABASHA, MINNESOTA Editor...........Carol Hartert Junior Editor . . . Debra Stewart Advisor...........Mrs. Schultz TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication............................ 4 Student Life.......................... 6 Underclassmen........................ 20 Academics............................ 30 Athletics ........................... 46 Organizations ....................... 64 Seniors.............................. 76 Awards................................ 87 3 THANK YOU THANK YOU Many thanks to our Senior Class of 1973 for their generous contribution to the spirit of Wabasha High School. Your great enthusiasm and pride in yourselves, your school, and your teachers was shown in your spirit and cooperation toward the school. All in all, you were a wonderful class and we are very proud of you, and wish you much success in the future. 5 Homecoming King and Queen, David Metz and Marla Schumacher 8 Homecoming Attendants, FRONT ROW L TO R. Wendy Noll, Carol Hartert, Beth Scheel, Jean Arens, Barb Lee, Connie Theismann. 2ND ROW L TO R. Bob Abbott, John Rivers, Robin Passe, Tim LaRocque, Glenn Witte, Dan Theismann. Come on now, Mr. Meisch! Candy Wolfe. Mr. Meisch. 9 “NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN” Twas the night before Homecoming, And all through the gym, Not a student was frowning. Not me and not him. And what to our wondering eyes Did appear... But, Candy Wolfe, our Queen from Last year! And what did she do, As we stood up to wave? She, all by herself. Crowned Marla and Dave! Nights in White Satin Rang through our ears, As Marla and Dave, Smiled through their tears. C. Abbott cheers the team on. Queen Marla parades through the field. J. Hawkins, R. Behgini. ABOVE. The Juniors' prize winning window display for Homecoming. ABOVE RIGHT. And the Band Played On. WHS band and flag girls. RIGHT. Do it for me, boys! K. Stamschror. 10 SADIE HAWKINS Do you all remember, Every year in November, A night of romance, Was the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The gym was full of music. With laughter and with sound, There were bales of straw and hay Scattered on the ground. But, best of all, To top off the day Dean became Li’l Abner, And, Karen, Daisy Mae. When the night was over, We told you not to fear. Cause the Sadie Hawkins Dance Will be back next year! TOP. Karen Meyer Daisy Mae and Dean Plank Li'l Abner sitting on their throne. ABOVE. Get your hand out of that jar, Jean. Carol Hartert and Jean Arens collecting votes. Don't just stand there, Jeff. Dance! Rhonda Graner, Carol Hartert, Jeff Noll. 11 Winter Carnival King and Queen, Julie Raimer and Jim Perry. 12 WINTER CARNIVAL Winter Carnival candidates. L TO R. M. Gustafson, D. Vogt, S. Kasper, B. Wolf, G. Grigg, A. Greenheck, K. Stamschror and B. Calvey. In the middle of winter, In the cold and the snow, The Winter Carnival Was the place to go. One day was Grub Day, The next, we dressed neat. One day we wore scarves on our head And boots on our feet. We held a contest In the snow And to the best sculpture. Money would go. We had an exciting basketball game. The students won. But the teachers were good sports, Just the same. But the big event, The big surprise, Was the Carnival Dance Which caused gaping mouths And wide opened eyes. And at that dance Was a wonderful thing, Julie and Jim Our Snow Queen and Snow King— Teacher's team for the basketball game. Cheered on by the Faculty. Better luck next time! 13 S. Perry, L. Hartert, M. Noll and K. Steuernagel representing the Freshman entry in snow sculpture. PROM 73 This year, prom was held in Rochester at the Holiday Inn South. The atmosphere was very pleasant as couples danced to the music of Flying Free, the band. The theme song was Stairway to Heaven and during a faster dance, Mr. Loretz, Mr. Meisch and Dr. Timm were seen on the dance floor in the middle of a snake dance. Mrs. Carr and other teachers also joined in. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Prom King and Queen who turned out to be Beth Scheel and Richard Slick Carrels. Now aren't you glad you came, Diane? D. Vogt, B. Popp, R. Coates, and Randy Stroot; Jan Smith. TOP: Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Rhonda Graner and Rich Stroot read the Last Will and Testaments. ABOVE: Smile, Brenda, they're taking our picture. B. Abbott, M. Schumacher, L. Wodele, and B. Wolfe. 14 Prom King and Queen Beth Scheel and Richard Carrels. 15 TOP: Hey, Miller, I think I'm getting an obscene message on the headphone. D. Miller, B. Abbott. ABOVE: What is she doing to me? A. Greenheck, B. Wolfe, W. Mussell, L. Wodele. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE Cast Sylvia Barrett Linda Fosmo Dr. Maxwell Clarke Mike Smith Beatrice Schachter Paul Barringer J.J. McHabe Ella Friedenberg Frances Egan Charlotte Wolf Samuel Bester Sadie Finch Student Director Debbie Wilcox Dean Plank John St. Jacque Kathy Walter Barb Busch Brenda Bunnell Rich Stroot Wendy Mussell Carol Johnson 16 Easy on the rouge, I'm delicate. C. Carlson, T. Trollen, K. Rodriguez MISSING MISSING L. Fosmo and C. Hansen stand motionless during a meloncholy song. HELLO DOLLY HELLO DOLLY is a play that will long be remembered by many people. WHS has never before presented such a play that had the audience laughing one moment and crying the next. And truly, a part of Dolly will never go away. Cast Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi Horace Vandergelder Cornelius Hackl Barnaby Tucker Ambrose Kemper Ermangarde Irene Malloy Minnie Faye Ernestina Deb Wilcox Brian Dose Glenn Witte Cary Hansen Tom Trollen Chris Doty Diane Vogt Linda Fosmo Faye Weinrich 19 G. Witte and D. Vogt. It only takes a moment . Horace (Brian Dose) cross examines Dolly (Deb Wilcox). JUNIORS Being a junior is full of fun and responsibility. The juniors were in charge of Prom, running the concession stands during football and basketball games and choosing class rings. Next year the pace will speed up even more as they become seniors. S. Arens, D. Baker, J. Barton, C. Binner, B. Bunnell, B. Calvey, C. Carlson L. Carrels, R. Carrels, K. Caves, D. Denn, L. Dick, M. Dick, P. Dose C. Doty, C. Earney, M. Evers, L. Fosmo, G. Grigg, L. Freiburg, L. Freiermuth J. Giem, J. Giem, M. Glomski, K. Gosse, P. Gosse, J. Graner, R. Graner A. Greenheck, M. Gustafson, J. Hansen, B. Hansen, B. Ireland, C. Johnson, T. Johnson W. Karger, S. Kasper, J. Kennebeck, G. Kennedy, D. Klees, J. Klees, B. Kruger M. Lehnertz, D. Loechler, R. Marking, L. Marx, R. Meyer, R. Meyer, J. Mickow 20 _ 21 Morrison, L. Munson, Oenning, D. Passe, Passe, M. Passe, Passe Perry, C. Peterson, Popp, J. Raimer, Roemer, L. Sandwick, Schmidt Schmit, E. Schmit, Schmitz, W. Schouweiler, Schuth, S. Snider, Speedling Speedling, K. Stamschror, Stewart, R. Stroot, Stroot, D. Suilmann, Tentis , VanHouten, D. Vogt, Wallerich, L. Wallerich, Walter, D. Wayne, Wendt Wilson, G. Wilson, Wilson, R. Wodele, Wolfe, E. Theismann, Lancaster The Juniors studying? in English. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class had the job of organizing the bonfire for homecoming this year. Unfortunately, after their hard work the bonfire was called off because of a misunderstanding. But they had other activities that didn't turn out so gloomy. For example, one activity would be their participation in the Winter Carnival. K. Albrecht, M. Arnoldy, S. Baldwin, B. Bruner, N. Buol, B. Busch, W. Carlson C. Cichanowski, K. Cichanowski, R. Clark, S. Clark, M. Clickner, M. Costello, R. Culbertson J. Danckwart, D. Decker, M. Demming, R. Dick, S. Dick, D. Dillinger, B. Dose D. Drysdale, S. Eamey, K. Eastman, D. Fremouw, V. Glomski, G. Gosse, K. E. Graner K. K. Graner, E. Greenheck, A. Hager, C. Hansen, S. Hanson, J. Hawkins, E. Heaser D. Heins, P. Holland, S. Holtzman, N. Hughes, D. Hughley, S. Kennebeck, M. Kennedy J. Klees, K. Krenz, D. Kreye, S. LaBrec, C. LaRocque, A. Lager, C. McDonald M. McDonald, D. McGrath, J. Marx, W. Schumacher, M. Speedling, T. Tibor, J. Wingert 22 T. Malone, L. Meyer, P. Meyer, G. Miller, J. Miller, S. Nadreau, S. Nelson T. Nihart, J. Noll, D. Passe, S. Passe, D. Plank, M. Purvis, T. Randall P. Riester, K. Rodriguez, A. Roemer, G. Roth, K. Rother, T. Russell, M. Sass J. Schmidt, C. Schmitt, A. Schouweiler, D. Schreck, B. Schurhammer, D. Schurhammer, G. Schurhammer K. Schurhammer, P. Scott, J. Sheehan, J. Smith, L. Stiner, D. Suilmann, L. Theismann T. Trollen, F. Weinrich, M. Wild, D. Wilson, K. Wiskerchen, M. Witte, J. Wodele K. Graner, Coach Loretz, P. Scott, C. Hansen. I'm busy now; come back later! says cheerleader Cia Abbott. 23 If that's not my name you're writing, you're going to be sorry. E. Arens, J. Biever . FRESHMEN The Freshmen this year were a group of happy, interested kids. They made us all feel older and made us realize how enjoyable it was to be new to the school. We wish them luck in the years ahead. E. Arens, K. Arens K. Baker, J. Biever D. Binner, D. Carrels P. Chichanouski, R. Costello P. Cubbertson, K. Decker, K. Decker, D. Dick, M. Doty, J. Eamey, L. Elstad, L. Evers P. Flicek, P. Glomski, M. Granner, T. Granner, R. Hager, T. Hanson, J. Hanson, L. Hartert J. Kasper, M. Kenitz, J. Kennedy, T. Klein, K. Koenig, M. Koenig, M. Kohn, A. Kreye J. Kreye, M. Lager, T. Laqua, L. Larson, D. Lee, R. Lee, D. Leison, B. Loechler S. Loechler, S. Loechler K. McDonald, J. McMillin ]. Mathias, K. Meyer L. Meyer, E. Miller T. Miller, R. Mischke, J. Moen, T. Mussell, J. Newman, M. Noll, M. Passe N. Passe, S. Perry, C. Peters, D. Pfeilsticker, A. Richards, J. Roemer, N. Roth J. Scheel, G. Schmit, D. Schmitz, D. Schouweiler, D. Schurhammer, L. Schuth, D. Speedling K. Stamschror, K. Steuernagel, J. Stiner, J. Suilman, M. Suilmann, E. Sylvester, E. Sylvester D. Thornton, T. Timm, M. Wagner, J. Wallerich, T. Walter, L. Wampler, G. Wiemann C. Wilcox, L. Wiskerchen, S. Wobbe, S. Wodele, M. Zenner, P. Molle, J. Eastman The Freshman class enjoying history. 25 I wash my clothes with Spirit soap . M. Kohn, J. Scheel. Right. K. Schurhammer waving hello from her garbage can. EIGHTH GRADE Being an eighth grader is the beginning of many exciting experiences. It is the start of new friendships and authority. Being an eighth grader means being the oldest in the school. But it also means, next year the eighth graders will be the youngest, as freshmen of WHS. M. Abbott, J. Arens, K. Arens, B. Barton, N. Belter, D. Biever D. Blim, M. Bodenheim, D. Buckman, D. Burcham, K. Carrels, E. Clickner B. Costello, B. DeRock, H. Dick, D. Ender, T. Fisk, M. Glomski D. Gosse, J. Greenheck, J. Gusa, K. Gustafson, D. Hager, N. Hager E. Haley, D. Hall, C. Hansen, P. Hartert, P. Hawkins, J. Ireland 26 K. Kalishek, K. Karger, L. Kennebeck, R. Klein, J. Koening, J. Kohn, L. Langanki D.Laqua, B. Larson, L. Larson, S. Law, J. Lee, K. Loechler, W. Loechler R. McDonald, D. Madison, J. Mathias, P. Mathias, D. Meurer, L. Meyer, J. Miller P. Munson, B. Mussell, J. Newman, J. Packer, J. Packer, G. Passe, M. Passe S. Perry, P. Peters, J. Purvis, C. Root, E. Schmidt, L. Schmit, R. Schmit J. Schouweiler, J. Schouweiler, R. Schouweiler, K. Schurhammer, S. Schurhammer, S. Schurhammer, J. Scott J. Sheehan, A. Smith, C. Speedling, D. Speedling, D. Stamschror, S. Stroot, C. Suilmann D. Sullivan, P. Tentis, S. Thornton, D. Tibor, J. Trollen, D. Van Cura, J. Wills 27 C. Wilson, D. Wilson, P. Wingert, D. Wolf, J. Yaeger, D. Gilbert 7TH GRADE The 7th grade is a fresh start in school. It means the beginning of growing up and the end of childish behavior, recess, and hopefully, shyness. This years 7th graders will be the leaders next year, instead of the followers, as they become 8th graders. K. Abbott, J. Balow, B. Barton, J. Behrns, D. Belter, L. Biever S. Buol, L. Carrells, Tim Carrels, Tony Carrels, S. Caves, D. Costello K. Costello, B. Danckwart, G. Dick, J. Drysdale, D. Eastman, M. Eversman D. Fiedler, J. Florin, M. Fosmo, C. G lorn ski, S. Glomski, D. Gosse S. Gosse, J. Graner, J. Hanson, M. Heaser, P. Heins, R. Hoff 28 MISSING MISSING A C A D E M I C S Office Workers. C. Tentis, Sup. Mr. Shell, L. Albrecht, K. Walter, C. Earney, L. Fosmo. ADMINISTRATION These are the men that run the school, day in and day out, hour after hour. These men deserve a great deal of appreciation for helping us become better citizens. Also, Mr. Boots and Mr. Nelson deserve credit for helping us with our troubled lives. 32 ABOVE. Miss Foley attends to work. Miss Foley, C. Earney. 33 OFFICE Everyone knows who these helpful ladies are, but few realize the work they go through to keep the school running. We would like to thank the office staff, whom we see everyday, for the little and big things they do. Mrs. Graner Mrs. Dose Mrs. Walter Miss Foley CUSTODIANS The school would get pretty messy without these people to pick up after us. They are sort of our mothers away from home”. We would get very hungry, too, if we weren't blessed with these three cooks and their delicious meals. So, for all their trouble, we would like to thank the custodial staff of Wabasha High. Our Cooks: Mrs. Lindgren, Mrs. Lager, and Mrs. Jacob, ready for another hungry crew. 34 BELOW: Mr. Reister performs his nightly task of sweeping. RIGHT: Jess Schouweiler working hard. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Lager doing his thing. ABOVE: School is out for the students but the janitors and helpers are still hard at work. F. Reister, F. Lager, J. Hanson. Mrs. Schultz Mrs. Carr Mr. Meisch Mrs. Bina Ms. Sante Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Appel Mrs. Boots ABOVE. And it was this big. L. Schroeder and D. Wilcox. 36 Students catch up on reading and homework in this quiet atmosphere. LANGUAGE ARTS Everyone is familiar with these faces which they see at the library every day. That is, if they are one of the many students who visits the library daily. Remem ber, these are the people who stamp your books, help you find a book, and tell you to be quiet. Shhhhhhhh!. Now remember. Library Helpers: L. TOR. B. Calvey, R. Coates, B. Scheel, A. Greenheck, T. Randall, L. Frieburg, Mrs. Nelson, and T. LaRocque, SITTING. 37 D. Drysdale and M. Speedling working on set for Hello Dolly. ART, SHOP, HOME EC. This year was full of activity for the shop, art and home-ec classes. The boys in shop were busy with their projects, whether it was a clock or a stereo. The students in the art classes had the time of their lives in ceramics. The new kiln was a great asset to the art department. And the home-ec kids had fun cooking up a storm and sewing to their hearts content! C. Johnson and J. Kennebeck deciding on a dress pattern. 38 ABOVE. Mrs. Huntoon busily working with clay pot. 39 40 But, Mr. Paulson, all I did was give him one tiny answer! Mr. Paulson, Bob Abbott, and Bill Deming. MATH AND SCIENCE If you like to work with numbers, And you want to learn what's new, Then a Math or Science course. Is the place for you! You will discover formulas, And learn about the sun. You might uncover age old rocks. And, aren't fractions fun? So you may not believe me. But, I say without defiance, You'll learn an awful lot When you're in Math and Science. Oh, Ted, your brain amazes me! Janice Roemer, Ted Miller, Gary Wiemann, Doug Speedling, and Sandy Wobbe. Studying hard in Math are Linda Dick, Chuck Pfeilsticker and Holly Passe. 41 Mr. Winkka M. A moldy tests her balance as S. Dick and K. Steuernagel act as spotters. ABOVE LEFT: Phy. Ed. boys keep in shape. LEFT: C. Abbott and W. Karger on balance beam. Easy now! ABOVE: If anybody sneezes?????? Miss Olson Mrs. Hertzfeldt Mr. Huntoon PHY. ED AND MUSIC Phy. Ed. is not one of those classes that you sleep through. After a few days, even the sleepiest of students will be more alert. Whether it's running laps around the field, playing soccer or just doing pushups, Phy. ed. is certainly a class that will wake you up. Come on, Julie, you can make it. K. McDonald, J. Biever, C. Wilcox. ABOVE: The sextet practices for state contest. K. Steuer-nagel, S. Perry, M. Zenner, M. Noll, T. Trollen. RIGHT: Smile a little smile for me. Mrs. Hertzfeldt and chorus. Speaking of waking up, music class will certainly brighten up your day. Under the direction of Mrs. Hertzfeldt the chorus had a melodious year. And under the direction of Mr, Huntoon the band had a great year also. Mr. Ernst Mr. Gransee Mr. Burkhardt Mr. Loretz Mrs. Loshek TOP: Business law students studying hard. ABOVE: Shorthand students taking dictation? LEFT: American history students caught by surprise. 44 Hey, Marv, they're after me again! Mr. Broin, Mr. Paulson. HISTORY AND BUSINESS History is one of those classes you take to learn about past historical events. Business courses are taken to prepare you for the future. Both courses are interesting and fun. This year the business department began the Lester Hill Cooperation. It was a simulated office situation and taught the students how an office ticks. Now how the heck did you get in here? Mr. Loretz. 45 The Indians captured their second straight Conference Championship with a 6 and 1 conference record and a 7 and 2 overall record. The championship was determined in the last game because of the tight race. The Indians are losing fifteen seniors and five All-Conference selections in Robin Passe, Dave Metz, Glen Witte, Rich Carrels, and John St. Jacque. Even though we lose this strength next year's prospects look good because of the nine returning juniors and seven sophomores, with added help from the B-squad. The Seniors say goodbye and good luck. ROW 1. L. TO R. R. Miller, S. Buol, D. Metz, G. Witte, R. Passe, D. Theismann, R. Carrels, T. LaRocque, J. Wild, M. Perry, D. Loechler, J. St. Jacques, K. Kaupa, D. Klees, J. Rivers. ROW 2. R. Stroot, M. Lehnertz, J. Perry, S. Kasper, J. Hansen, R. Stroot, T. Johnson, M. Gustafson, D. Miller. ROW 3. Coaches R. Nelson, C. Karger, J. Noll, M. Wild, D. Plank, B. Dose, R. Dick, M. Costello, P. Scott. 48 L. Jeff Hanson makes a solo tackle against Lake City as Dan Miller comes to help. R. Rich (Slick) Carrels takes the punishment like a man as he was doubled up against Elgin. TOP. Glenn Witte flys down the side lines against Claremont. ABOVE. It's Dan Theismann and his offense at work with help provided by S. Buol and B. Dose. SCOREBOARD Opponent Score WHS Alma 0 33 Lake City 13 0 Mazeppa 0 39 Rose Creek 8 0 Elgin 0 55 Claremont 0 14 Faribault Deaf 0 26 Randolph 12 60 Lyle 12 24 49 Come on you guys, get the lead out of your R. Nelson 50 BELOW: Well, Les, Rodger Runnigan missed you again. R. Nelson and L. Gransee. Hey you guys, our basket is that-a-way. D. Loretz. WHS COACHES This year was a good year for basketball, wrestling and football. And the three outstanding men who coached the teams on were Coach Karger, Coach Loretz, and Coach Nelson. They were trusty leaders on field, or court, or mat. Keep up the good work! Oops! We missed you again Les. Mr. Gransee was the able assistant for wrestling. 500 push ups for anyone that does that again. C. Karger. Tim LaRocque goes up high for a jump shot against Goodhue. A TEAM BASKETBALL This year's basketball season was full of excitement and sorrow. There were many close games and those are the best kind! Even though we didn’t make it to Rochester for the tournaments, no one can say we didn’t try. Even with the loss of five senior members of the team, next year looks rewarding. L TO R: G. Witte, R. Miller, D. Metz, S. Kasper, R. Stroot, D. Plank, J. Hansen, D. Theismann, J. St. Jacque, M. Lehnertz, J. Noll, M. Purvis, Coach D. Loretz, and W. Drysdale. 52 SCOREBOARD TOP-Jeff Hanson shows his skill in hip dribbling while Jack Noll gets a few pointers. ABOVE-Steve (Punk) Kasper shows a little dippsey doodle as he goes for the bucket against Goodhue. WE THEY 44 39 Lake City 45 51 Claremont 55 58 Goodhue 48 47 Elgin 66 45 MSD 68 57 Mazzeppa 47 73 Dover-Eyota 68 52 Elgin 59 63 Rose Creek 56 60 Pine Island 82 62 Randolph 70 47 Lyle 67 41 MSD 71 62 Ilgin 45 64 Lake City 66 76 Adams 93 57 Mazzeppa 48 60 Zumbrota 89 63 Elkton 62 58 Randolph 65 82 Stewartville Dave Metz says, Aw come on, have a heart! 53 GOLF The golf team had a successful year again this year. Under the direction of Mr. Craigmile, 17 senior and junior high boys swung up a storm. When the boys weren't competing with another school, they could be seen dashing down the fairway just for practice. The team was tops in its conference. Next year promises to look good again, since there will be only 3 seniors leaving. Golf Team L. TOR. C. Root, P. Glomski, K. Loechler, C. McDonald, J. Scheel, S. Holtzman, M. Abbott, M. Lehnertz, J. Rivers, S. Eamey, M. Ekstrand, J. Eamey, B. Abbott, S. Passe, J. Koenig, G. Miller, K. Karger, Coach Craigmile. ABOVE: A golfer practices his putt. 54 B TEAM BASKETBALL The reason basket ball games draw such large crowds is because of the boys on the B Team, who play first. At least that is what the B Team boys say! Under the direction of Mr. Craigmile they were seen dribbling down the court before every varsity game. These boys were either good luck or bad luck depending on whether they won or lost their game. It seemed everytime the B Team won a game the A Team lost and when the B Team lost it seemed to inspire the Varsity to win. Good luck next year boys and may you win all of your games. B Team: ROW 1: E. Miller, M. Kohn, J. Scheel, Coach Craigmile, R. Culbertson, M. Koenig, P. Flicek. ROW 2: C. Hansen, D. Plank, K. Koenig, J. Wodele, J. Danckwart, S. Eamey, J. Wills, J. Eamey, M. Purvis, K. Graner. 55 WRESTLING Wabasha's wrestling squad had a successful year, despite some damaging injuries and the fact that only 2 team victories were compiled. Outstanding performances for the year were handed in by Gary Russell with a 10- 2 individual record, and Frank Lager with 11- 1-1. Frank was also WHS's 1st wrestler in regional competition. The boys were guided by coaches Les Gransee and Dick Nelson. ABOVE R. I've got the take down, so let go of my leg. G. Russell. ABOVE. Wrestlers L. TO R. G. Russell, S. Kennebeck, M. Perry, F. Lager, J. Perry, A. Roemer, B. Schouvveiler, D. Miller, B. Mischke, NOT PICTURED: R. Carrels, B. Wilson. SCOREBOARD Opponent Score WHS Lake City 45 18 Plainview 33 30 Roch. Lourdes 41 24 Prescott tournament Oseola 44 16 Prescott 37 21 Barron 21 27 St. Charles 58 6 Dover-Eyota 56 3 Pine Island 50 8 Zumbrota 37 16 Lake City 42 14 Plainview 51 9 C-Fountain City 21 28 B-team wrestling L TO R. S. Wallerich, E. Schmit, P. Glomski, J. Kreye, K. Graner, J. Holland. ABOVE L. One of our boys seems to be having a little trouble! 57 Home plate: where the action is BASEBALL Take me out to the ball game. A swinging sport in the spring is baseball. Thirteen is not an unlucky number in this case because that is the number of players on the WHS baseball team. The team will be losing seven men, but with the remaining players and newcomers, the team will still be in there swinging next year. 1ST ROW L TO R. R. Miller, G. Witte, C. Hansen, J. Miller, E. Miller, E. Hager, Mr. Carlson. 2ND ROW LTOR. B. Deming, D. Metz, J. St. Jacque, J. Hansen, T. Johnson, T. Trollen, G. Schurhammer. 58 Robin Passe races toward the finish line as a Lake City opponent trails behind. A. Nelson, M. Doty, G. Roth. TRACK In the spring it is not an uncommon sight to see a band of Indians jogging through the streets. The Indians are the WHS track men in training. At first glance, you wonder who they’re chasing! They caught up with a lot of their opponents and had a good year; Robin Passe was an outstanding runner and was able to go to state. Trackmen. 1ST ROW L TO R. S. Hanson, D. Plank, R. Stroot, D. Hughley, M. Perry, J. Dankquart, B. Wilson, 2ND ROW. M. Kohn, C. LaRocque, M. Deming, T. Tibor, T. Zenner, M. Costello, T. Walter, 3RD ROW. M. Speedling, R. Mischke, G. Roth, M. Gustafson, R. Dick, B. Dose, K. Koenig, J. Noll, M. Purvis, P. Riester, J. Perry, S. Kasper, Mr. Wick. NOT PICTURED R. Passe. 59 Girls Track: ROW 1: J. Purvis, P. Hartert, C. Hartert, B. Scheel, J. Arens, S. Stroot, K. Gustafcon, ROW 2: M. Noll, S. Perry, J. Suilman, K. Steuemagel, L. Hartert, J. Hanson, J. Kasper, C. Schmitt, S. Nelson, T. Malone, J. Klees, S. Schurhammer. ROW 3: D. Vogt, J. Biever, N. Hughes, C. Wilson, J. Mathias, S. Perry, R. McDonald. ROW 4: E. Sylvester, D. Carrels, L. Evers, K. Arens, K. Schurhammer, C. Abbott, P. Holland, C. Wilcox, C. Speedling, T. Russell, D. Biever. Miss Olsen, N. Belter. WOMEN IN SPORTS Womens Lib has come to WHS. Whatever the boys can do, girls can too! And they proved it in track, volleyball and basketball. The only difference is, they may look better in the uniforms. Whether on field or court, through tears and through lots of hard work, the girls of WHS proved their equality. 60 Girls Volleyball: L. TO R. H. Passe, C. Carlson, C. Doty, J. Raimer, V. Glomski, D. Wilcox, Miss Olson, L. Wodele, M. Zenner, M. Passe, J, Hansen. Girls Basketball: L TO R: ROW 1: L. Stiner, L. Suilmann, Miss Olson, L. Albrecht. ROW 2: J. Schmidt, M. Schumacher, P. Dose, D. Wilcox, B. Eamey, L. Wodele, N. Wodele, H. Passe. LEFT: Lori Hartert comes in first in the 880 relay as G. Witte and S. Perry watch in awe. 61 B. Team cheerleaders L. TOR. T. Malone, S. Perry, J. Biever, M. Noll, andC. Abbott. A Team cheerleaders. TOP. C. Hartert andC. Tentis. BOTTOM LTOR. L. Fosmo, J. Raimer, and B. Wolfe, J. Arens (KNEELING). Wrestling cheerleaders. LTOR. C. Carlson, K. Stamschror andW. Karger. 62 W.H.S. Cheerleaders L. TOR. J. Raimer, L. Fosmo, T. Malone, W. Karger, C. Abbott, C. Hartert, S. Perry. K. Stamschor, C. Tentis, M. Noll, C. Carlson, J. Biever, B. Wolfe, J. Arens. INDIAN CHEERLEADERS Rah, Rah Rah, Hay, Hay, Hay! W. H. S. Cheerleaders Lead the way To fun and victory No matter what sport They look their best On field and court. Rah, Rah, Rah, Hay, Hay, Hay! W.H.S. Cheerleaders Save the day By clapping, cheering. And screaming us on Until the mighty, mighty Indians have naturally won! 63 I said NO autographs or pictures! Linda Fosmo AT RIGHT: Sharon Perry is Flying free on the parallel bars. GYMNASTICS GAA DRILL TEAM They tumble, They march, and They scream. They are The Gymnastics, GAA and Drill Team. They are The girls Who do Their best When performing They always look The best. So give a cheer, And give a scream For Gymnastics, GAA And Drill Team. ROW 1. LTORC. Tentis, C. Abbott, S. Perry, ROW 2. S. Nelson, K. Krenz, B. Wolfe, L. Fosmo, W. Karger, C. Wilcox, K. Rother, A. Lager, D. Kreye, K. Olson. ROW 3. J. Suilman, T. Malone, L. Wiskerchen. ROW 4. B. Kruger, K. Wiskerchen. 66 GAA L TO R. ROW 1. J. Suilman, D. Carrels, J. Biever, S. Perry, L. Hartert, K. Steuernagel, ROW 2. K. Wiskerchen, K. Rother, C. Abbott. P. Holland, K. Albrecht, W. Karger, C. Tentis, Miss Olson-advisor, ROW 3. C. Wilcox, C. Schmitt, T. Malone, K. Krenz, L. Wallerich. Drill Team L. TOR. ROW 1. J. Biever, K. McDonald, S. Perry, L. Wiskerchen, ROW 2. D. Schurhammer,M. Noll H. Passe, M. Speedling, L. Hartert, E. Theismann. ROW 3. K. Steuernagel, D. Stewart, L. Wallerich, D. Vogt, C. Wilcox, J. Suilman, K. Walter, C. Carlson, W. Karger, Rosie Marc-advisor. 67 PEP CLUB Without the support of these girls, and their efforts to cheer at basketball and football games, sports would be pretty dull. Also, the posters they make that fill the empty halls brighten your day and may even inspire the teams to victory. When you're out to win, you need someone in there cheering for you. Pep club. 1ST ROW LTOR. C. Tentis, C. Carlson, W. Karger, C. Hartert, K. Stamschror, J. Arens, J. Raimer, L. Fosmo, C. Doty. 2ND ROW Miss Olson, B. Scheel, A. Greenheck, D. Schouweiler, J. Biever, S. Perry, T. Malone, A. Abbott, P. Holland, K. Albrecht, B. Loechler. 3RD ROW K. Rother, K. Wiskerchen, L. Schuth, J. Suilman, C. Wilcox, C. Schmit, K. Krenz, L. Hartert, D. Carrels, K. Steuemagel. 68 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish club was composed of a group of 13 girls. They had regular meetings and during Christmas they had a party for the grade school children. So next year if you are looking for an interesting club to join, don't forget the Spanish club. Adio's! Spanish club. 1ST ROW L TO R. B. Loechler, L. Wiskerchen, D. Carrels, D. Schurhammer, S. Perry, J. Biever, Advisor Ms. Sante. 2ND ROW. D. Schouweiler, T. Schouvveiler, L. Schuth, C. Wilcox, J. Kasper, J. Suilman, K. Steuemagel. 69 TOTEM POLE SITTING: LTORB. Earney, Advisor-Mre. Sante, D. Schurhammer, D. Wilcox, M. Smith. STANDING: B. Loechler, L. Suilmann, K. Bloom, C. Abbott, S. Nadreau. The Student Council this year did a fine job of representing the students. Some of their activities included selling popsicles, sponsoring candy sales, and organizing Homecoming week. Student Council President was Lori Wodele, Vice-President Julie Raimer, and Secretary-Treasurer Tracy Malone. The Totem Poll staff this year put out four newspapers, keeping the student body informed of school activities. They also publish the Stiletto, a literary magazine, at the end of the year. STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: L TO R D. Vogt, T. Malone, L. Greenheck, S. Perry, L. Wodele, M. Schumacher, A. Greenheck. STANDING: B. Deming, R. Wodele, J. Raimer, R. Passe, D. Wilcox, D. Plank, K. Graner. 70 'What's in this stuff?! says C. Doty. NHS This group of deserving honor students was lucky enough to be able to spend a week in Washington D. C. They were transported by Greyhound and stayed in the Ambassador Hotel while there. They saw many sights, such as the Washington Memorial, Lincoln Monument, Arlington Cemetery, the White House and many others. We know these students will will long remember their trip to Washington D.C. L. TOR. ROW 3: W. Deming, T. Trollen, D. Heins, M. Gustafson, D. Metz, P. Boots, D. Klees, K. Graner, B. Sheehan, B. Dose. ROW 2: Advisor Mrs. Passe, C. Peterson, J. Klees, J. Raimer, B. Eamey, D. Wilcox, D. Plank, L. Suilmann, L. Fosmo, L. Wodele. ROW 1: C. Earney, K. Stamschror, W. Karger, G. Kennedy, S. Snider, D. Schurhammer, S. Meyer, M. Schumacher, C. Doty. 71 FTA, FHA, SKI CLUB Money, Money, Money! Where's the back door? K, Walter, C. Carlson, C. Doty, C. Eamey. The Future Teachers of America are a group of students who someday plan to be teachers or who are just interested in being in the club. The club had two students exchanges this year, one with Ellendale and the other with Cloquet. The F.T. A. also had a picnic at Whitewater in May. The Future Homemakers of America were busy this year with many projects. One project was the tea for the National Honor Society. The girls served punch and home-made refreshments. The girls' advisor was Mrs. Abbott. The highlight of the year for the Ski Club was their weekend trip to Telemark, a ski resort in northern Minnesota. The Ski Club also had a weekly bus trip to Frontinac to enjoy this cold and beautiful winter sport of skiing. FTA. ROW 1 LTO R. D. Schurhammer, E. Sylvester, J. Biever, K. Walter, D. Stewart, C. Doty, C. Carlson, J. Raimer, ROW 2 Advisor-Mr. Frost, M. Kennedy, L. Wallerich, C. Tentis, W. Karger, E. Theismann, S. Nelson, G. Kennedy, J. Kennedy, ROW 3 T. Schouweiler, L. Elstad, J. Kasper, C. Wilcox, P. Dose, J. Hanson, M. Passe, M. Zenner. 72 SKI CLUB L TO R: ROW 1: R. Dick, M. Kohn, R. Wodele, R. Abbott, M. Perry, D. Loechler ROW 2: J. Danckwart, Miss Olson, Advisor, L. Fosmo, S. Perry, J. Raimer, R. Stroot, D. Plank, Mr. Huntoon, Advisor ROW 3: D. Heins, A. Greenheck, C. Doty, L. Wodele, C. Carlson, T. Zenner, J. Perry. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA L TO R: ROW Is M. Wagner, L. Evers, N. Roth, J. Roemer, R. Costello, E. Sylvester, L. Larson, T. Klein ROW 2: Advisor: Mrs. Abbott, D. Thorton, J. Wallerich, N, Passe, P. Culbertson, M. Lager, L. Hartert, K. Meyer, Penny Molle ROW 3: K. Decker, C. Peters, S. Wobbe, D. Leisen, S. Loechler, K. Decker. 73 1ST ROW. M. Speedling, S. Perry, K. Steuemagel, G. Kennedy, 2ND ROW L. Larson, S. Hager, C. Hartert, H. Passe, L. Wodele. 3RD ROW W. Karger, L. Wallerich, L. Fosmo, C. Doty, P. Dose, P. Krenz. 4TH ROW. K. Albrecht, L. Freiburg, A. Greenheck, B. Wolfe, M. Hager, B. Scheel. MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC If you are interested in music and you like to sing, then chorus is the place for you. Everyday these girls exercised their vocal chords in chorus, and had fun doing it. They presented a Pop concert in the fall, a Christmas concert during the holidays and another concert in the spring. They also competed in Vocal contests in Kasson with other schools. If you are interested in music, but can't sing, then maybe you should consider band. It offers you a chance to learn to play an instrument and listen to modem and classical songs. Also, you can get some exercise by marching in parades. Well, band or chorus, the choice is yours. 74 ROW Is C. Earney, K. Walter, K. Meyer, D. Schouweiler, L. Hartert, M. Noll, M. Mathias, S. Meyer, ROW 2: D. Stewart, K. Bloom, M. Zenner, L. Wampler, R. Graner, S. Arens, M. Schumacher, B. Lee, Mrs. Hertzfeldt. ROW 3: M. Costello, L. Stiner, C. Schuth, D. Vogt, C. Johnson, J. Hanson, J. Suilman, S. Wodele, L. Schuth. ROW 4: D. Wilcox, M. Suilman, J. Kennedy, M. Kennedy, T. Schouweiler, P. Culbertson, M. Lager, M. Passe, L. Elstad, K. McDonald, C. Wilcox. ROW 4: R. Dick, C. Tentis, M. Doty, K. Meyer, C. Carlson, D. Gosse, C. Wilson, K. Carrels, T. Zenner, J. Marx, J. Miller, J. Danckwart, M. Speedling, D. Plank. ROW 3: K. Gustafson, M. Glomski, L. Schuth, L. Langanki, L. Meyer, J. Greenheck, J. Sheehan, B. Klein, B. Wolfe, K. Bloom, S. Snider, N. Belter, D. Wendt, L. Fosmo, D. Tibor, J. Mathias, T. Tibor, M. Kohn, G. Gosse, T. Walter, D. Wilson. ROW 2: K. Walter, C. Earney, L. Agin, R. Graner, S. Arens, S. Perry, L. Wodele, D. Wilcox, M. Deming, M. Zenner, S. Perry, ROW 1: L. Frieburg, L. Suilmann, D. Heins, C. Doty, J. Raimer, M. Suilman, G. Huntoon, Director. SENIORS A lot can be said about the graduating class of 73”, but we think the most important thing is that we'll miss them. It is hard to say goodbye to friends, and especially friends you have known a long time. The class of 73 will long be remembered by all. Class Colors: Light blue and dark blue Flower: White Rose Motto: The future does not belong to those who are content with today. TOP: Presenting Wendy Mussell and Hop-a-Long Scheel. W. Noll, W. Mussell, B. Scheel. ABOVE: Here, catch. J. Rivers, T. LaRocque. TOP: My girdle is killing me. M. Schumacher. ABOVE: Very Interesting. K. Kaupa. 76 Mary Costello parading through the halls. CENTER: No, I don t want your lollipop, Bonnie. M. Mathias, B. Lager, D. Ranvik. ABOVE: Just wait till I get my hands on the person who took out the book I wanted. J. Lemke. Tim LaRocque enjoying the first snowfall. Hey, Slick, are you going to let them take our picture? R. Carrels, G. Witte. 77 Bob Abbott Paul Boots Rodney Coates Willard Drysdale Jean Arens Steve Buol Mary Costello Beth Eamey Linda Albrecht Richard Carrels Richard Decker Mark Ekstrand Kathy Bloom Robert Clark William Deming Elaine Gathje 78 Cheryl Hager Carol Hartert Donald Klees Frank Lager Eugene Hager Jackie Jackson Pam Krenz Barbara Lee Marlene Hager Jim Johnson Tim LaRocque David Loechler Sherry Hanson Kim Kaupa Bonnie Lager Martha Mathias 79 David Metz Michael Muszynski Mike Perry Mary Roemer Susan Meyer Wendy Noll Charles Pfeilsticker Gary Russell Romaine Miller Sandra Packer Deborah Ranvik John Stjacque Wendy Mussell Robin Passe John Rivers Beth Scheel 80 Theresa Schouweiler Gary Schurhammer LaVonne Suilman Terry Wampler Linda Schroeder Bernard Sheehan Connie Theismann Kathy Weinrich Marla Schumacher Mike Smith Dan Theismann Debra Wilcox Diane Schurhammer Raymond Smith Steven Wallerich Gerald Wild 81 Dolores Wingert Darrel Wilson Nancy Wodele Lori Wodele Michelle Wiskerchen Glenn Witte ABOVE C. Hartert takes 5 during study hall. ABOVE RIGHT. Mr. Broin and Wendy Noll pose for a picture. RIGHT. B. Wilcox stares blankly into space as T. Trollen stands by. 82 NOT PICTURED: J. Arens. Kellogg Participants: M. Hager, R. Miller, B. Deming, C. Hager, B. Sheehan, andC. Hartert. COUNTRY DAYS Fourteen W. H.S. seniors were elected into an office of a county official for a day, and learned about their duties. The morning was spent learning the basic principles involved in that particular job and the afternoon was spent in the courtroom. Wabasha Participants: M. Schumacher, B. Earney, L. Wodele, R. Beghini, D. Wilcox, J. Rivers, D. Metz, and T. LaRocque. GRADUATION As the Seniors marched through the Field to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance , all eyes were on them. Mr. Robert T. Smith delivered the Commencement address, about the seagull in us all. The valedictorian, Marla Schumacher, and the salutatorian, Don Klees, both gave fine speeches. Just as they led them in, Karen Stamschror and Mike Gustafson led the graduates out to say goodbye for the last time. UPPER PICTURE. Mr. Doffing hands Becky Laska her diploma. ABOVE. Karen Stamschror and Mike Gustafson watch over the class of 73 . 84 Don Klees addresses his classmates with his salutatory speech Marla Schumacher speaks of the future in her valedictory address. ABOVE Mr. Robert T. Smith manages a very interesting talk, even though suffering from bronchitis. RIGHT. Mr. Shell says farewell to the class of 73 . 85 AWARDS DAY In the course of the school year, some students are rewarded for their art ability or any other outstanding trait. But the last day of school is when almost everyone wins some award. There are perfect attendence awards, office help, library service and drama awards. Sports awards include the cheerleaders, basketball, football, track, wrestling, baseball, and every other sport WHS has. Dave Metz was so well honored in the sports department that he had both arms full when he left the stage, blushing happily! Mike Smith and Lori Wodele were awarded the PTSA scholarships and Robin Passe, the Thomas Clas scholarship on Graduation night. TOP C. Schmit works on her prize-winning poster for the Veterens Day poster contest. ABOVE. The 3 winners in the Voice of Democracy speech contest salute the flag. M. Schumacher, P. Krenz, D. Wilcox. 86 Our Advisor, Mrs. Schultz taking charge of study hall. ANNUAL STAFF No one will ever realize what we went through to produce this book, but believe it or not, we finally did finish it! And here is the proof. Editor...................Carol Hartert Advisor..................Mrs. Schultz Lay Out..................Carol Hartert Wendy Mussell Photographers............Jean Arens Dark Room................Debbie Stewart Glenda Kennedy Student Sales and Finances.................Linda Albrecht Kathy Bloom Sherry Hanson Mike Smith Write Up and Captions . . Marcia Speedling Wendy Noll Typists..................Barb Lee Mary Costello past years. Annual Staff. STANDING B. Lee, M. Speedling, G. Kennedy, S. Hanson, J. Arens, M. Smith, W. Mussell, W. Noll, Mrs. Schultz. SITTING. M. Costello, L. Albrecht, C. Hartert, D. Stewart, K. Bloom. 87 Best of Luck Good Luck to the Class of '73 WABASHA COUNTY HERALD WARREN’S AUTO SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Compliments You're On Your Way GAMBLE STORE AGENCY WABASHA PHARMACY Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Seniors Good Luck ANDY’S HARDWARE MARCOU REALTY Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota C ongratul ations Best Wishes COAST TO COAST ROBERT’S MARKET Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes ANDERSON HOTEL AND DINING ROOM Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck Seniors HARTERT HARDWARE Kellogg, Minnesota To the Class of '73 Best Wishes UNITED BUILDING CENTERS DARLENE’S BEAUTY SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Best Wishes and Congratulations TROLLEN MARINE ROGER’S BARBER SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Best Wishes TAYLOR’S TRUCK STOP WABASHA SUPER VALU Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Class of '73 Congratulations Seniors GENE’S STUDIO DON’S SUPERMARKET Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Graduates Best of Luck ANTHONY’S DEMING FORD SALES Wabasha, Minnesota Kellogg, Minnesota 88 Best of Luck To the Great Class of '73 DEANS OUR LADY BEAUTY SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes to a Great Class DOERER’S GENUINE PARTS Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes PEM THEATER AND HALF PRICE STORE Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Class of '73 Will go Down in History BEN FRANKLIN STORE BERT’S STANDARD Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Congratulations Seniors BLOSSOM SHOP RED EYE BAR Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck Congratulations Seniors FLICEK INSURANCE AGENCY RUPP’S ROOST Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Compliments of Best Wishes Seniors SCHURHAMMER’S JEWELRY MARCIA’S BEAUTY SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Class of '73 WABASHA BOWL WABASHA SKELLY SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Happy Sailing Seniors WABASHA ELECTRIC WILCOX RESORT Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota DR. JAMES A. PERRY DR. RAYMOND KASPER Good Luck Always WINK’S DRIVE-IN Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Seniors WABASHA TV SALES AND SERVICE WILD’S BODY SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota 89 Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Seniors DR. E. R. ALBRECHT M. J. HEALY, LAWYER Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes HERB’S 76 WABASHA TV SALES AND SERVICE Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck Seniors YAROLIMEK MOTORS CO. Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck MATH SCHUTH INSURANCE AGENCY Wabasha, Minnesota To the Great Class of '73 Good Luck in the Future KELLOGG LUMBER COMPANY INTERNATIONAL MULTIFOODS Kellogg, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors PIONEER BAR AND SUPPER CLUB BUCKMAN FUNERAL HOME Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota 90 YOUNG WOMEN 8 MEN, SOON TO BE ALUMNI OF HIGH WHAT IS YOUR NEXT MOVE? MILITARY? COLLEGE? TRADE SCHOOL? FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT? OR UNDECIDED? WHATEVER IS YOUR CHOICE IT WILL AFFECT THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. MANY YOUNG PEOPLE IN YOUR POSITION HAVE FOUND THAT THE ARMY RESERVE'S NEW SHORT TERM ACTIVE DUTY PROGRAM ENABLES THEM TO CONTINUE THEIR OTHER GOALS WHILE FULFILLING THEIR MILITARY OBLIGATION. RECENTLY SEVERAL NEW RESERVISTS RETURNED FROM THEIR CHOICE OF SCHOOLING WITH THE RANK OF SP-5. WITH THIS RANK ANNUAL ARMY RESERVE PAY AMOUNTS TO OVER $1,000. 00. What could one do with $1,000.00 It could get one through the expensive college years or Wipe out the automobile payments or Let you purchase those things that funds were never available for previously or Travel abroad or Just plain mad money. WOULD YOU BELIEVE THE TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUE AMOUNTS TO $50,000.00, BASED ON 20 YEARS PLUS RETIREMENT BENEFITS. YES, THERE ARE RETIREMENT BENEFITS, PLUS OTHER BENEFITS: $15,000.00 INSURANCE POLICY, UNIFORMS, AND THE MANY TAX BREAKS WHICH LET YOU RETAIN MORE OF YOUR EARNED DOLLARS; NOT TO MENTION THE LASTING FRIENDSHIPS ONE ENCOUNTERS AS WELL AS BUSINESS AND SOCIAL CONTACTS, AND THEIR'S MORE! CALL (612) 565-4707 ASK JACK SULLIVAN ABOUT THE PROGRAM. 91 V V Northern Ireland iihii‘mi..iii-.iu.iUiti iii� iii:;iiiiihiiiiii m WirWInffigB y WE'RE MICHTIER. 1972-73 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS □ President Nixon mode important visits to Red China and the USSR. Q Comprehensive searches of airline passengers and baggage became standard procedure in an effort to re duce skyjackings. O With the death of Harry S Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson the U.S. was left without a surviving ex President for only the third time in its history. □ Henry Kissinger was the President s personal envoy and chief negotiator for the Paris peace talks. □ Britain was accepted into the European Common Market. □ Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky to become the world chess champion. □ The moon landing by Apollo 17 was the last scheduled moon probe until the year 2000. □ The United States agreed to supply Russia with vast quantities of surplus wheat. O Terrorism continued in Northern Ireland □ 'The Godfather” was the top picture of the year. □ Arab terrorists disrupted the splendor of the Summer Olympics in Munich by killing 11 members of the Israeli Olympic team. □ Mark Spitz set an Olympic record by winning seven gold medals □ Japan hosted the Winter Olympics while Colorado voters turned down their chance to sponsor the 1976 Winter games —