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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1974 volume:

WORLD SERIES Oakland A's defeated New York Mets for second consecutive World Series title. Comet Kohoutek illuminated skies, not to return for 75,000 years. Fuel shortage caused many gas stations to close on Sundays WATERGATE Members of American Indian Movement gained attention for their Senator Sam Ervin opened Senate Watergate hearings. cause by capturing and holding town of Wounded Knee. South Dakota. V WARRIOR YEARBOOK OF WABASHA HIGH SCHOOL WABASHA, MINNESOTA Table of Contents Dedication..................3 Seniors.....................5 Faculty....................27 Underclassmen..............43 Clubs......................51 Athletics..................65 Junior High................81 Graduation.................87 Memoriam.................. 94 Advertisements.............96 2 Thank You, Mrs. Schultz We are dedicating our book to you Mrs. Schultz, because of the time and effort you have sacrificed for us. We know that we had a pretty rough year trying to put this book together, and we greatly appreciate your loyalty and helpfulness. Thank you, Mrs. Schultz, from the bottom of our hearts. The Staff Mrs. Schultz and her bouncing baby boy, Scott. Seniors CONNIE LENNIE ROBERT KAREN CARLSON CARRELS CARRELS CAVES CHRIS DOTY DANIEL LINDA MARIE PATRICIA DENN DICK DICK DOSE RHONDA JOE GRANER GIEM MICHELLE KEITH GLOMSKI GOSSE PETERR GOSSE ANNE GEORGE GREENHECK GRIGG MIKE GUSTAFSON JEFF HANSEN w m VI t BARB BARB HANSON IRELAND CAROL TOM JOHNSON JOHNSON WENDI STEVE KARGER KASPER JANE GLENDA DAN JOANNE ROSE KENNEBEC K KENNEDY KLEES KLEES MARKING BOBBI DENISE MICHAEL DEBBIE KRUGER LANCASTER LEHNERTZ LOECHLER JIM DONNA HOLLY MICHELLE STEVE PERRY PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE CHERIE BONNIE JULIE PAUL PETERSON POPP RAIMER ROEMER GREG MARCIA KAREN DEBBIE SPEEDLING SPEEDLING STAMSCHROR STEWART RANDY RICHARD CLARK DALE STROOT STROOT STUTESMAN SUILMANN '1% CHRIS TENTIS EILEEN THEISMANN MARK DIANE Van HOUTEN VOGT mm KATHY WALTER DAN WAYNE DAN WENDT BRIAN WILSON JOAN WILSON RICH WODELE BRENDA WOLFE LOU YETTER Homecoming Royalty, Marcia Speedling and Michael Gustafson. Drift Away Homecoming Give me a feeling of gladness and joy. Give me a dance with girls and with boys. Give me a pep fest to cheer and yell. Give me a King and a Queen as well. Give me a game and we'll have a ball. Give me a homecoming For the Indians all. And Give me the beat boys and free my soul, I want to get lost in your rock and roll and drift away... (ABOVE LEFT) Hey, where did the ball go? Indians. (TOP) Homecoming Candidates. FRONT ROW L. TO R.: B. Wolfe, A. Greenheck, J. Kennebeck, J. Raimer, L. Fosmo, D. Vogt. 2nd ROW: S. Kasper, J. Perry, B. Calvey, J. Hansen, G. Grigg, R. Stroot. Winter Carnival If I could save time in a bottle, the first thing that I'd like to do, is to save everyday till eternity passes away, just to spend it with you. Jim Croce's song was the theme of the 1973-74 Winter Carnival. It was a week of laughter and fun and a chance to get acquainted with the snow. There was an action-filled basketball game, an exciting dance and a Snow King and Snow Queen. And everyone went away with a bottle of memories that time cannot erase... WINTER CARNIVAL ROYALTY -ROW Is L TO R., S. Baldwin, C. Abbott, M. Amoldy, M. Witte, ROW 2: D. Plank, B. Dose, S. Eamey, K. Graner. UPPER LEFT: I'll take care of this one Purvis! , J. Hansen, M. Purvis, J. Noll. 17 (BELOW): C. Abbott, K. Krenz dance in the snow. J. Perry goes to the can! (RIGHT): Mr. Cool. 1974 Prom Royalty, Karen Stamschror and Robert Calvey. 20 (RIGHT): K. Graner scolds B. Dose as L. Fosmo tries to control him. The Man Who Came to Dinner The fall play this year was considered by some people, better than Hello Dolly .. . The story concerned a wealthy celebrity, Sheridan Whiteside (Brian Dose) who with his secretary Maggie Cutlei (Julie Raimer) visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley (Ken Graner, Linda Fosmo). The trouble began when Whiteside, fell on the sidewalk of his host's home and was forced to remain in the small town longer than anticipated. The troubles that arose were numerous and comical. The love affair between Maggie and Bert (Dean Plank) was dangerously threatened. The Stanley's children were planning to leave home and furthermore, a jar of calf's foot jelly was broken! ! ?! There were dozens of other incidents that took place. Maybe we could discuss them over dinner. (ABOVE): K. Gustafson and M. Abbott rehearse for WHS's fall play. (RIGHT): S. Passe explains his cockroaches to B. Dose as J. Raimer watches in disgust. V One Act Samual Beckett's ACTS I AND II WITHOUT WORDS is a play that will long be remembered by many people. This play had a deep meaning about the futility and repetition of life. The cast made history for WHS by making it all the way to State competition. Brian Dose was awarded best actor in the District Competition, and each member of the cast was complimented on his grace and physical control. We congratulate the cast for their accomplishment and for proving a lot can be said without wor . (ABOVE): Mr. Meisch holds the plaque which was presented to him from the cast and crew. (ABOVE RIGHT): Tee, hee, only my hairdresser knows for sure. C. Doty, M. Speedling. (RIGHT): B. Dose exercises be fore the home performance as the rest of the actors look on. 22 Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who's the greatest actor of all! B. Dose. T. Walter concentrates on getting his make up on evenly. (UPPER MIDDLE): The One Act cast clowning around. T. Walter, P. Scott, B. Dose, K. Graner, M. Ericks-son. (ABOVE): C. Carlson helps P. Scott with his make up. (ABOVE): K. Walter is as pale as a ghost as she applies her white face make up. B. Loechler. 23 You've Gotta Be SINCERE! S. Eamey. BYE BYE BIRDIE Albert Peterson . Rose Alvarez . . Mrs. Mac A fee . Mr. MacAfee . . Mae Peterson . . Conrad Birdie . . Guitar Man . . . Hugo Peabody . Randolf MacAfee Gloria Rasputin . Charles F. Maud . . . Dean Plank . Julie Raimer . Kathy Walter . . Brian Dose Anne Greenheck . .Steve Eamey . . Bob Calvey . Cary Hansen . Peter Hawkins . . . Lynn Agin . . Paul Scott Director JOHN MEISCH JR. Plttttttttt! says J. Raimer. Just put on a Happy Face! N. Hughes, D. Biever, and L. Hartert. (ABOVE): D. Plank is consoled by his domineering mother, A. Greenheck. (ABOVE R.) Kids! B. Dose and K. Walter as upset parents. (RIGHT) Love Me Tender cries J. Hawkins, C. Hansen, E. Heaser and T. Trollen. 25 (LEFT) Man, we are COOL! think B. Calvey and S. Ear-ney. (BELOW) We love you Conrad. sings L. Meyer, T. Malone, B. Wolfe, C. Eamey and L. Yetter. (UPPER L.): I'm your steady, Hugo! C. Hanson, D. Vogt. (ABOVE): That's the way it should be. M. Speedling, D. Vogt, C. Carlson, C. Doty, (U. R.): Ecstatic teenagers from Birdies' Fan Club. (RIGHT): D. Plank, B. Kruger, J. Rainier salute Conrad. Administration Without the helping hand of the School Board, Mr. Doty and Mr. Sandberg WHS would not continue to run smoothly and efficiently. These people deserve a hand for their participation and efforts for all they have done to make WHS a better place to learn. MR. SANDBERG MR. DOTY (TOP) SCHOOLBOARD. FRONT ROW: L. to R.: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Brueger, Mrs. Theismann, Mr. Metz. 2nd ROW: Mr. Schouweiler, Dr. Timm, Mr. Hawkins. (BELOW): Miss Foley consults with Mr. Boots. Mrs. Dose. Helpers These people were the roots of the school. They were in charge of all the paper work and the financial problems. The office workers helped lessen the loads of Mrs. Dose, Mrs. Graner and Miss Foley. The counselors were kept busy trying to make all the Seniors go on to college. The custodians were busy as ever sweeping and scrubbing the building until it sparkled. And last but not least, the library workers were busy helping Mrs. Nelson keeping everyone quiet. OFFICE HELP: L. TO R.: M. Noll, K. Walter, A. Greenheck, (ABOVE): Mrs. Graner does her D. Stewart, C. Schuth, R. Graner, L. Freiburg, C. Tends, L. thing. Mr. Boots. Friermuth (STANDING): K. Steuemagel, E. Theismann. (ABOVE R.): Mr. Nelson, (ABOVE L.): Mrs. Nelson. 30 THE COOKS. L. TO R.: Mrs. Lindgren, Mrs. Lager, Mrs. Jacobs. LIBRARY WORKERS. L. TO R.: B. Loechlor, D. Schouweiler, J. Kennebeck, K. Stamschror, C. Johnson, B. Kruger, D. Vogt. (BACK): L. Hartert, R. Culbertson, R. Stroot, B. Busch, L. Schuth. Custodians. L to R. : Mr. Balow, Mr. Lager, Mr. Riester. (ABOVE L.) Mr. Lager opens new doors. (ABOVE R. ) L. Friermuth. Who, me? 31 History And Business This years business experiences may not be ones to go down in history but the history classes really got down to business when Loretz and Ernst joined forces. Mrs. Loshek took some of her students to Red Wing to participate in a Business World contest. Many of the girls came back with first place standings. Although the history classes did not take any field trips They explored many areas of the world from their seats. MIDDLE L TO R: P. Munson, J. Wills, J. Scott, R. McDonald, L. Larson, K. Kalishek, D. Sullivan, participating in a seminar in history. ABOVE L TO R: History and Business teachers Mrs. Loshek, Mr. Ernst, Mr. Franciskovich. 32 (BELOW): Some of the junior boys studying? C. LaRocque, M. Purvis, J. Wodele. (BELOW): The busy Sexy secretaries. C. Peters, L. Evers, N. Hughes. Look this up in your Funk and Wagnell. BELOW THEP.C. Mis. Loshek. Mr. Loretz. Mr. Richard Nelson. (ABOVE LEFT): Is this a class? or is This A Class. Mr. Loretz, M. Costello, J. Danckwart, C. McDonald, E. Heaser, S. Holtzman. 33 M. Lenerhtz ingenius mind labors on a problem with the help of the computer. D. Suilmann watches in amazement. Wake up, Eamey! T. Trollen, Mrs. Passe. Mr. Paulson, S. Eamey, D. Wayne. Mr. Paulson. Mr. Fiedler. Math And Science This year the equipment for Mr. Paulson's classes expanded because of the use of a computer... The analysis classes racked their brains with problems such as going to the moon, feeding the world and world peace. With the aid of the computer these problems weren't hard to solve.. Science had an exciting school year also. One of the biology classes adventures was planting trees at the; new school. (ABOVE RIGHT) Electronic class. Hey where's the plug in? (ABOVE) I was so scared! D. Blim. All right, I want to know who took it? Mrs. Bina. Mrs. Carr's Poetry class meditates. Mrs. Carr (ABOVE MIDDLE) You're not listening! Mrs. Schultz (ABOVE LEFT) Can I teach today? A. Elstad. Mrs. Bina (ABOVE RIGHT) Mrs. Eamey. (BOTTOM L.) No Comprendo! Spanish Class. It never hurts to advertise! JOIN THE JET AGE LEARN A SECOND LANGUAGE We're still trying to figure out English! Ms. Sante. Spanish And English WHS not only offers a wide variety of English classes, but also if you are brave enough you can take a Spanish class. That is if you can understand English first. A few of the new courses offered in English this year because of the Trimester system were, Modem Poetry and Short Stories, English literature I and II, World literature, and Composition. These classes were a great success, and where else could you learn how to spoke good Enlkish? 37 (RIGHT) Now if I could just get my finger out L. Larson. This isn't as hard as I thought! M. Speedling and Mrs. Huntoon. (ABOVE): One last finishing touch. J. Gien, S. Passe. (ABOVE RIGHT): I just don't get it? M. Witte, Mrs. Huntoon. (RIGHT): Now I got it in a knot! J. Wallerich. 38 Miss Strand Mrs. Hun toon Art The radio is a 'blarin, The kiln is a'fire, The fingers are a 'flyin, Building pots higher. Afghans are a plenty, Lots of paintings too, Each students own ideas, All come shining through! Home Ec The room is somewhat stiller, The fire not as hot, But inside Home Ec's oven We still see quite a lot. Kids are cooking supper, Lunch and dinner too, After they just finished Our yummy hot lunch stew! (UPPER LEFT): Foods class works on a menu. (ABOVE): Home Ec. class working hard. 39 Who wants gum?” Miss Strand and Foods class. Industrial Arts Dept. The Industrial Arts department has had many achievements this year. Many beautiful pieces of furniture have been made which will be precious to the boys in the future. Speaking of beauty, girls have been seen in the shop classes, which just proves that Womens Lib is everywhere - even at WHS! The instructors were Mr. Hansen and Mr. Anderson, and we think they did a fine job with the boys this year. 40 Phy. Ed. Hup two, three, four. Get those bodies moving! The Phy. Ed. department at WHS is a vigorous and exciting program. The classes are held in the morning hours, which aids in waking the students up. A few of the sports that are taught are tennis, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and baseball. (TOP) Quit making all that racket! C. Wilcox (ABOVE) Miss Olson. (ABOVE LEFT) E. Sylvester socks it to the ball. (ABOVE) Mr. Hansen. T A (ABOVE RIGHT) Mr. Karger (ABOVE) Mr. Anderson. 41 Drama Mr. Meisch was exceptionally busy this year with his classes. He was involved in some very interesting and enjoyable subjects. Television, Playwriting, Debate, and Film were a few of the new classes added to the curriculum this year. We wish Mr. Meisch luck next year as he takes on a new class, Journalism! (UPPER RIGHT) Television class on location. (ABOVE) Television class learns the ropes . (UPPER LEFT) Mr. Meisch. L. TO R. FRONT ROW, S. Dick, D. Fremouw, M. Amoldy, K. Albrecht, V. Glomski, N. Buol, M. Clickner, L. Greenheck, S. Baldwin, L. Agin. 2nd ROW, C. Abbott, R. Culbertson, B. Dose, R. Dick, J. Danckwart, S. Eamey, C. Hansen, D. Dillinger, B. Bruner, B. Clark. 3rd ROWr, M. Costello, W. Carlson, K. Eastman, A. Hager, M. Deming, K. Graner, D. Drysdale, K. Graner, S. Clark. L. TOR., FRONT ROW, M. Witte, K. Wiskerchen, T. Russell, L. Stiner, C. Schmitt, D. Schreck, J. Schmidt, K. Schurhammer, T. Randall, K. Rother. 2nd ROW, A. Schouweiler, D. Schurhammer, D. Plank, J. Wodele, D. Suilmann, W. Schumacher, M. Wild, L. Theismann, P. Riester, G. Roth, 3rd ROW, P. Scott, M. Purvis, T. Trollen, T. Tibor, M. Speedling, S. Passe, G. Schurhammer, A. Roemer, J. Sheehan. O. Strong tosses his head to the world. Juniors This years' Junior class was busy with candy sales, stationary drives, and organizing Prom, which incidently, was the largest Prom ever. The Juniors made the most of their second last year of high school and they look forward to being the first class to graduate from the new school. L. TOR. FRONT ROW, J. Klees, T. Malone, N. Hughes, M. Kennedy, D. Passe, E. Martin, S. Nadreau, D. McGrath, L. Meyer. 2nd ROW, J. Noll, P. Markey, S. Holtzman, J. Hawkins, K. Krenz, D. Kreye, A. Lager, J. Marx, S. Kennebeck. 3rd ROW, D. Heins, P. Meyer, M. McDonald, C. McDonald, D. Hughley, C. LaRoc-que, E. Heaser, J. Miller. 45 Sophomores The Sophomore class made many contributions during the 1973-74 school year. They were busy with candy sales, candle sales and organizing Winter Carnival. Another project the sophomore biology class did was to plant trees at the new school which will make school a cooler place to learn! We wish the Sophomores luck as they move along. L TO R. FRONT ROW. P. Culbertson, J. Kasper, K. Decker, J. Biever, R. Costello, D. Carrels, J. Eastman, L. Evers. SECOND ROW. J. Hanson, E. Arens, T. Hansen, A. Elstad, J. Eamey, D. Dick, P. Glomski, D. Gilbert, K. Decker. THIRD ROW. M. Kenitz, T. Graner, K. Baker, D. Binner, R. Hager, M. Doty, M. Graner, P. Flicek. 46 10th GRADE. FRONT ROW L. TO R. L. Larson, M. Passe, K. McDonald, L. Martin, M. Lager, S. Loechlor, B. Loechlor, T. Klein. ROW 2. L. Elstad, A. Kreye, M. Kohn, B. Mischke, M. Koenig, J. Kreye, S. Loechlor, T. Mussell, J. McMillen. ROW 3. D. Lee, J. Mathias, T. Laqua, E. Miller, M. Noll, K. Meyer, L. Meyer, B. Lee, J. Newman, K. Koenig. 10th GRADE. FRONT ROW L. TOR. D. Schouweiler, L. Schuth, M. Suilmann, J. Suilman, L. Wampler, L. Wiskerchen, J. Wallerich, N. Passe, S. Wobbe. ROW 2. J. Roemer, E. Sylvester, C. Peters, N. Roth, K. Steu-emagel, C. Wilcox, S. Wodele, J. Scheel, D. Speedling, T. Walter, ROW 3. L. Schmitz, G. Schmit, T. Richards, D. Pfeisticker, J. Stiner, E. Sylvester, K. Stamschror, J. Timm, G. Wiemann. 47 L. TOR. FRONT ROW, K. Gustafson, K. Arenz, D. Biever, D. Gilbert, B. Glickner, B. Costello, M. Heaser, N. Belter. 2nd ROW, B. DeRock, P. Hartert, J. Greenheck, C. Hansen, M. Glomski, D. Gosse, M. Bodenheim, H. Dick, T. Fisk, D. Blim. 3rd ROW, E. Haley, D. Hall, D. Hager, J. Gusa, D. Buckman, B. Barton, N. Hager, D. Ender, P. Hawkins. L. TO R. FRONT ROW, P. Peters, P. Mathias, L. Meyer, K. Kalishek, D. Laqua, M. Passe, L. Langanki, W. Loechler, S. Perry, 2nd ROW, L. Kennebeck, D. Meurer, J. Miller, P. Munson, J. Kohn, D. Madison, K. Loechler, K. Karger, J. Koenig, D. Larson, R. McDonald, J. Mathias. 3rd ROW, J. Packer, R. Klein, L. Larson, J. Ireland, R. Newman, B. Muss ell, S. Law, J. Lee, G. Passe, C. Pretzer. 48 Freshmen This year the Freshman class started their way through high school. Their eager faces and bright smiles were an inspiration to the rest of us. Many of the girls were very active in track, basketball, and volleyball. We wish the Freshmen luck as they continue on their road to education. (ABOVE) D. Biever and N. Belter cheering. (BELOW), L TO R, FRONT ROW, J. Schouweiler, D. Speedling, J. Schouweiler, A. Smith, J. Purvis, D. Tibor, K. Schurhammer, D. Sullivan, C. Speedling. 2nd ROW, D. Van-Cura, C. Suillmann, J. Scott, J. Wills, J. Trollen, S. Schurhammer, P. Tentis, S. Stroot, S. Schurhammer, C. Wilson. 3rd ROW, J. Sheehan, E. Schmidt, D. Stamschror, D. Wilson, C. Root, R. Schmit, P. Wingert, R. Schouweiler, J. Yaeger, L. Schmit. Class Officers The officers, as always, had a lot of jobs to take care of this year. We start with the Freshmen, who were generally working on odd jobs to get their treasury built up. Next are the Sophomores, who are in charge of Homecoming Goal Posts and Winter Carnival decoration and coronation. Then come the Juniors, who by far have the most hectic jobs. They had to sell concessions and stationary to raise money for the Prom. This is never an easy job. Ask any one of the involved juniors if you doubt it. Last, but not least, are the Seniors. They are in charge of Homecoming decoration and Graduation, the last of their efforts. And this year it proved to be a job well done. (TOP) FRESHMAN CLASS L. TO R. D. Biever, Sec. K. Karger, Pres. M. Abbott, Vice Pres. (ABOVE) JUNIOR CLASS L. TO R. C. Abbott, V. Pres. B. Dose, Pres. B. Busch, V. Pres. K. Krenz, Sec. (TOP) SOPHOMORE CLASS L. TO R. J. Biever, Sec. T. Walter, Pres. J. Eamey, V. Pres. (ABOVE) L. TO R. SENIOR CLASS: B. Wolfe, Sec. M. Gustafson, 50 Pres. R. Calvey, V. Pres. CHUCK BLATTNER Moving On . . . A new and cheerful face that the school and especially the band and chorus will never forget is Chuck Blatt-ner's. Chuck was energetic and hard working. Under his direction the Chorus won three stars in district competition and performed at three outstanding concerts. The last concert was the most exciting and meaningful. Jim Woodhouse sang as a guest which entertained the chorus as well as the audience. Chuck will never be forgotten and we will always remember his favorite words: Then shall all shackles fall, The stormy clangor of wild war music over the earth shall cease. Love shall tread out the baleful fire of anger. And in its ashes shall plant the tree of peace. L. TOR. ROW 1, D. Vogt, C. Schuth, J. Giem, S. Arens, R. Graner, H. Passe, B. Loechler, E. Theismann, K. Walter, C. Blattner, C. Eamey, N. Hughes, S. LaBrec, J. Suilman, M. Speedling, C. Abbott, S. Perry, K. Steumagel, ROW 2, L. Greenheck, P. Holland, T. Malone, M. Noll, L. Hartert, K. Meyer, D. Biever, D. Stewart, G. Kennedy, D. Fremouw, C. Doty, L. Fosmo, L. Frieberg, B. Wrolfe, ROW 3, M. Passe, M. Kennedy, J. Kennedy, L. Elstad, M. Lager, R. Costello, L. Stiner, D. Schouweiler, S. Wodele, L. Freiermuth, M. Click-ner, R. McDonald, D. Meurer, P. Mathias, L. Larson, J. Kennebeck, P. Johnson, P. Schmitz, B. Busch, P. Dose. ROW 4, P. Culbertson, J. Hanson, L. Wampler, M. Suilmann, D. VanCura, B. DeRock, D. Tibor, L. Schuth, P. Hawkins, K. Loechler, M. Deming, C. Hansen, O. Strong, E. Heaser, R. Culbertson, J. Hawkins, D. Heins, T. Trollen, M. Bodenheim, T. Fisk, T. Randall, L. Wrallerich, W. Karger, W. Loechler, C. Blair. 52 There's got to be a Morning After. D. Vogt and T. Trollen entertain the students at the NHS induction ceremony. 53 Just wait and see him when I get loose C. Blattner and T. Trollen. Hey Plank, will you quit blowing in my ear! J. Danckwart and D. Plank. Band The Band had an exciting and unforgettable school year. It was filled with many musical endeavors, including three concerts and many Friday night performances at football and basketball games. Mr. Blattner added a flair for music that inspired the students and made this years' band the greatest ever. Bazooka is my Favorite. C. Wilson. BAND (DRUMS) G. Grigg, T. Tibor, B. Klein, J. Greenheck, J. Purvis, D. Gosse, C. Carlson, K. Meyer, M. Doty. BACK ROW SEATED: K. Gustafson, M. Glomski, L. Schuth, L. Langanki, L. Meyer, MIDDLE ROW: K. Walter, C. Eamey, L. Agin, J. Sheehan, S. Arens, R. Graner. FRONT ROW: L. Frieburg, D. Heins. 54 The Brass plays a fanfare on the boardwalk. FRONT ROW L TO R: C. Doty, J. Raimer, M. Suilmann, S. Perry. ROW 2: S. Perry, C. Blattner, L. Fosmo, M. Deming, N. Belter, D. W'endt, B. Wolfe, S. Snider. ROW? 3: J. Mathias, D. Tibor, D. Wilson, O. Strong, G. Gosse, T. Walter. ROW 4: J. Marx, T. Fisk, M. Kohn, M. Speedling, 6. Plank, ROW 5: J. Miller, J. Danck-wait. STANDING: R. Dick, C. Wilson, P. Hartert, K. Carrels. NHS MEMBERS FRONT ROW L. TO R. C. Peterson, G. Kennedy, J. Raimer, C. Doty, S. Snider. ROW 2. J. Klees, C. Eamey, L. Fosmo, W. Karger, K. Stamschror, Mrs. Passe, Advisor. ROW 3. K. Graner, K. Gosse, T. Trollen, B. Dose, D. Plank, M. Gustafson, D. Heins. NEW MEMBERS OF NHS: FRONT ROW L. TO R. M. Witte, B. Hanson, K. Walter, T. Randall, D. Passe, C. Schmitt, K. Steuemagel. ROW 2. K. Schurhammer, B. Busch, M. McDonald, D. Suilman, S. Eamey, P. Scott, T. Walter, M. Speedling, P. Flicek. NHS And Councils This year's NHS had a very prosperous year. They worked hard on various money-making projects such as card parties, candy sales and magazine drives to help finance their eight day trip to New York. They also gained eighteen new members at their April 9th induction. The Student Council did a fine job this year, representing the students and helping school spirit. The council held a 50's dance and had candy sales and other fund raising events. The advisor was Mrs. Bina. Connie Carlson was president. The members of the Student Council are D. Vogt, K. Gustafson, D. Biever, C. Carlson, Mrs. Bina, D. Heins, J. Perry, S. Eamey, D. Plank, J. Raimer, T. Malone, K. Steuemagel, D. Schou-weiler, T. Walter, C. Wilson, J. Mathias, and M. Noll. The Band and Chorus Councils made up the rules for band and chorus members to follow. The members of the Band Council were J. Raimer, L. Fosmo, B. Wolfe, C. Blattner, J. Danckwart, G. Grigg, and D. Plank. The Chorus Council members were R. MacDonald, M. Speedling, D. Vogt, M. Kennedy, S. Wodele, C. Blattner, S. LaBrec, and T. Fisk. The advisor for the two councils was Charles Blattner. (ABOVE) Student Council. (MIDDLE) Band Council. (BELOW) Chorus Council. 57 FHA SITTING. M. Passe, K. Carrels, W. Loechler. STANDING. Miss Strand, Advisor, D. Meuer, D. Larson, S. Stroot. SEA (FTA) FIRST ROW. C. Wilcox, K. McDonald, J. Suillman, L. Wallerich, J. Kennedy, L. Elstad, 2nd ROW. D. Carrels, J. Biever, G. Kennedy, C. Tentis, E. Theismann, J. Hanson, 3rd ROW. Mr. Frost, Advisor, R. Costello, E. Sylvester, J. Kasper, M. Passe, W. Karger, M. Kennedy. FTA, FHA, Ski Club During the year many varieties of clubs are available for the students to join. The Future Teachers of America was organized for students who are interested in becoming teachers someday. The FTA held student exchanges and many other helpful activities. The Future Homemakers of America were busy preparing for the future also. They were in charge of the tea for the parents at the NHS Induction in the spring. Finally, the Ski Club was again active. During the winter months this group was seen hitting the slopes of Mt. Frontenac. SKI CLUB FRONT ROW L. TO R. Sharon Perry, J. Greenheck, Sue Perry, R. McDonald, S. Stroot. ROW 2. Miss Olson, L. Fosmo, R. Wodele, J. Perry, Rich Stroot, D. Heins, C. Blattner. ROW 3. J. Raimer, C. Doty, C. Carlson, B. Wolfe, A. Greenheck, M. Eriksson. 59 C. Speedling and D. Sullivan. Totem Poll, Stilletto Spanish Club The Totem Poll staff was busily occupied with the production of six newspapers this year and a trip to the University of Minnesota in the fall. The newspaper was read and appreciated by many students and faculty members. The Stilletto was published at Christmas and at the close of the year. It is a magazine of poetry written by the students and the Christmas issue included art work. The Spanish Club held an extraordinary Spanish Fair at Christmas. The club members worked very hard making trinkets and jewelry to sell at the fair, which was a great success. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW L TO R: D. Sullivan, J. Greenheck, D. Tibor, B. Kruger, K. Gustafson, Ms. Sante. ROW 2. L. Langanki, C. Wilson, M. Glomski, C. Wilcox, L. Elstad, B. Busch, K. Kalishek, ROW 3. L. Wisker-chen, J. Suilman, J. Kasper, K. McDonald, M. Passe, D. Ender, D. Carrels. 60 STILETTO STAFF SITTING L TO R: S. Nadreau, C. Peterson, J. Raimer, A. Abbott, H. Passe, Ms. Sante, STANDING: M. Speedling, B. DeRock, R. McDonald, L. Langanki, S. Nelson, K. Walter, C. Eamey. TOTEM POLL STAFF L. TOR. SITTING: M. Speedling, B. Kruger, B. Loechlor, K. Gustofson, L. Martin, T. Randall, STANDING: B. DeRock, C. Doty, S. Eamey, B. Dose, M. Gustofson, P. Dose, Ms. Sante. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN L. TOR. S. Kasper, M. Gustafson, J. Hansen, M. Lehnertz, D. Miller, J. Perry, Randy Stroot, Rich Stroot. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW L TO R: S. Schurhammer, J. Purvis, J. Biever, M. Noll, C. Wilcox, N. Belter, D. Bie-ver, ROW 2. A. Abbott, J. Rainier, L. Fosmo, D. Vogt, C. Carlson, T. Malone, B. Wolfe, Miss Olson. ROW 3. D. Meuer, W. Loechler, N. Hughes, W. Karger, K. Krenz, H. Passe, D. Sullivan, C. Wilson, L. Langanki, B. Loechler, C. Hansen, C. Speedling. ROW 4. J. Greenheck, R. McDonald, S. Stroot, L. Hartert, K. Steuemagel, K. Stamschror, S. Perry, D. Tibor, P. Hartert, K. Gustafson, M. Glomski, J. Mathias. 62 Awards, Pep Club County Days This year was a first for individual areas having awrards banquets. There was one banquet for fall sports and another for winter sports, to which the participants of the successful One Act Play were invited. These wrere both very successful events and WHS plans to continue them. Pep Club this year was in charge of keeping up spirit in the school. They had jobs such as making posters and putting on pep fest skits. For a day off this winter a group of seniors took off to the court house to learn more about our city government. They said it was an educational as wrell as a rewarding experience. COUNTY DAYS, FRONT ROW L TOR: R. Meyer, M. Evers, M. Eriksson, K. Walter, J. Raimer, J. Kennebeck, H. Passe. ROW 2. B. Calvey, J. Giem, R. Graner, C. Johnson, L. Frieberg, D. Vogt, D. Baker. 63 Quick, hide the pictures! C. Carlson, G. Kennedy. Annual Staff Editor .' . Co Editor . Layout . . Dark Room Photographers Write Up . . Typist . . . Business . . Advisors . . . . Deb Stewart . . Marie Kennedy . . . Julie Raimer Glenda Kennedy . Karen Stamschror Jane Kennebeck Carol Johnson . . Michelle Passe Gordie Schurhammer . Marcia Speedling . . . Cindy Eamey . . . Connie Carlson Chris Doty Linda Friermuth Kathy Walter . . . . Mrs. Schultz Mr. Fiedler (ABOVE) SMILE! (ABOVE R.) Annual Staff meeting turnout... ANNUAL STAFF. FRONT ROW L TO R. C. Eamey, G. Kennedy, W. Karger, J. Raimer, M. Passe. ROW 2. B. Busch, P. Dose, L. Fosmo, C. Doty, K. Walter, M. Kennedy, Mrs. Schultz, D. Stewart. ROW 3. K. Stamschror, J. Kennebeak, L. Friermuth, D. Vogt, C. Johnson, M. Speedling, H. Passe. Not pictured C. Carlson, G. Schurhammer. The football team takes 5 . Football Season ’73 Cool, brisk nights.. .brilliant red uniforms moving skillfully across the green field.. .the band playing our favorite songs.. .the fever and excitement of a football game.. .These are all thoughts that spring up when we think back to the '73 Football season. Both the A and B teams did a great job, and the crowd was equally great. These are times that will be remembered when we think back to high school days... A TEAM FOOTBALL ROW 1 L. TOR. Coach Karger, S. Kasper, M. Lehnertz, T. Johnson, R. Stroot, M. Van Houten, (SITTING) G. Weiman, Jim Perry, D. Miller, M. Gustafson, J. Hansen, Randy Stroot, Coach Nelson. ROW 2, R. Dick, D. Hughley, M. Wild, M. Costello, J. Noll, J. Danckwart, P. Scott, K. Graner, C. LaRoc-que, C. Hansen, T. Walter. ROW 3. M. Koenig, C. McDonald, D. Heins, G. Roth, D. Plank, P. Riester, P. Meyer, L. Theismann, E. Miller, M. Purvis, T. Tibor, K. Koenig. 66 B TEAM FOOTBALL. 1st ROW: Mr. Anderson, coach, J. Kohn, C. Root, E. Arens, M. Abbott, B. Mussell, M. Doty, J. Scheel, D. Madison, Mr. Franciskovich, coach, 2nd ROW: J. Wills, D. Gosse, A. Elstad, T. Graner, P. Wingert, B. Barton, T. Hansen, R. Glomski, D. Ender, 3rd ROW: S. Schurhammer, J. Scott, K. Loechler, M. Kohn, B. Mischke, S. Loechler, K. Karger, J. Trollen. Mr. Nelson and Mr. Karger keep a watchful eye on the game. (TOP) An Indian comes up from the pile with the ball, naturally. (BOTTOM) The Indians during a break. 67 A TEAM BASKETBALL L. TOR. J. Miller, C. Hansen, D. Plank, J. Hansen, J. Wodele, J. Danckwart, K. Koenig, S. Eamey, R. Stroot, M. Purvis, J. Noll. (KNEELING) G. Wiemann, Coach Loretz. Basketball Season ’74 California oranges, Texas cactus, vve play your team just for practice! These words were chanted by many enthusiastic fans this season. The boys did a fine job and came out with a record of 13 wins and 6 losses. The excitement and drive of the boys was often generated through the crowd, and together the spirit would carry us to victory. All in all, it was a great season boys, and we're proud of you! B TEAM BASKETBALL L. TOR. P. Flicek, K. Loechler, A. Elstad, J. Scott, K. Koenig, J. Eamey, J. Wills, M. Kohn, T. Hansen, C. Root, J. Scheel, M. Abbott. (KNEELING) Coach Craigmile. Two Matmen take each other on. Wrestling Season '74 As usual the WHS Matmen had their ups and downs. Phil Glomski suffered a broken arm, but Dan Miller competed at Region, which made the team feel very proud. Next year with the new school and new equipment, the Wrestling squad plans to do even better. WRESTLERS. FRONT ROW, L TO R.: S. Kennebeck, J. Marx, J. Miller, M. Doty, E. Haley, J. Koenig. 2nd ROW: D. Binner, D. Wendt, M. McDonald, D. Drysdale, P. Glomski. 3rd ROW: D. Miller, K.E. Graner, B. Wilson, W. Schumacher, R. Dick, P. Riester, J. Sheehan, Mr. Ernst. 'Not now, I have a headache! D. Binner and unidentified attacking object. Come on, Biev, just a little faster. J. Bi-ever, N. Hughes. Girls And Boys Track Equality has come to WHS. This year was successful and exciting for both the Girls and Boys track teams. Randy Stroot, Jack Noll and the relay team went all the way to the State Competition. Randy placed third in the 880 run and Jack placed fifth in the 100 yard dash. Lori Hartert was awarded the Most Valuable Player title for girls and Randy Stroot received the same honor for the boys. Both teams had a strenuous and active season, especially the bus rides home. BOYS TRACK FRONT ROW L to R: Mr. Wick, Randy Stroot, C. LaRocque, B. Mischke, M. Koenig, J. Noll, K. Arens, M. Purvis, J. McMillen, C. McDonald, ROW 2: P. Scott, M. Costello, R. Dick, J. Wodele, J. Danckwart, L. Fosmo, J. Perry, S. Kasper, D. Plank. 72 GIRLS TRACK FRONT ROW L TO R.: R. Schultz, C. Pretzer, J. Mathias, P. Hartert, C. Schmitt, K. Krenz, C. Speedling, K. Arens, ROW 2: L. Schuth, K. Schurhammer, D. Vogt, J. Suilman, J. Kasper, M. Suilmann, C. Wilcox, D. Belter, B. Sobeck, D. Schouweiler. ROW 3: N. Belter, N. Hughes, T. Reay, C. Hansen, L. Hartert, K. Meyer, J. Purvis, K. Russell, S. Perry, J. Biever, M. Stiner, K. Gustafson, Miss Olson. ROW 4: S. Stroot, K. Decker, K. Decker, C. Wilson, S. Wodele, R. McDonald, C. Doty, L. Fosmo, J. Suilman, L. Biever. � ABOVE: I think I can, I think I can! J. Danckwart. ABOVE RIGHT: Where's the nearest bathroom? L. Hartert, S. Schurhammer. RIGHT: All right, who stole my keg? Trackmen and unidentified St. Bernard. A SQUAD VOLLEYBALL L. TOR.: J. Raimer, R. McDonald, J. Purvis, C. Carlson, W. Loechler, S. Schurhammer, C. Pretzer, C. Hansen, M. Passe, J. Hanson, C. Wilson, J. Mathias. BACK. S. Stroot, Miss Olson, D. Meurer. B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL. L. TOR.: S. Stroot, J. Greenheck, K. Steuemagel, K. Carrels, K. Gustafson, K. Walter, D. Sullivan, D. Meurer. BACK L. TOR.: S. Loechler, E. Sylvester, K. Schurhammer. M. Glomski, M. Suilmann, J. Suilman, Miss Olson. 74 B TEAM. FRONT L. TO R.: D. Carrels, M. Noll, D. Meuer, L. Hartert, S. Stroot. BACK ROW L. TOR.: Miss Olson, Coach, M. Lager, W. Loechler, S. Loechler, M. Passe, L. Langanki. Women’s Winter Sports Girls at WHS again proved that they can be winners in sports. Both the girls' Volleyball and Basketball teams did very well this year. The teams worked hard and should be complimented on their achievements. J. Raimer was awarded Most Valuable Player for volleyball and S. Schurhammer, Most Valuable Player for basketball. Miss Olson was the girls' coach. We wish the girls luck with their battle for equality in sports in the years ahead. A TEAM. FRONT L. TOR.: S. Schurhammer, J. Biever, K. Steuemagel, D. Meurer. BACK ROW L. TOR.: C. Wilson, R. McDonald, J. Mathias, M. Glomski, C. Wilcox, M. Ericksson, S. Wodele, J. Purvis, Miss Olson. 75 Now don't be shy, Jeff. J. Wills, Mr. Nelson. Baseball And Golf This year the swingers and the batters had an exciting season. Old Mother Nature for the most part provided sunny skies for our boys. Just in time for the Baseball season the boys got the bats out of their belfries, and midway through the Golf season we might observe that some of the golfers were swinging in more than the golfing area. GOLF. FRONT ROW LTOR.: M. Greenheck, M. Fosmo, M. Doty, T. Watter, P. Flichek. ROW 2: Mr. Craig-mile, J. Koenig, M. McDonald, M. Walter, K. Koenig, J. Eamey, S. Eamey. 76 BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Loechler and Mathias, batboys. ROW 2, L. TOR.: E. Haley, E. Miller, J Scheel, M. Kohn, T. Hansen. ROW 3, L. TOR.: J. Kohn, T. Trollen, C. Hansen, J. Wills, B. Calvey, Mr. Southard, coach. Not pictured, K. Loechler. 'Hum the baby right in here! P. Glomski 77 It's a race for the base. E. Miller We hate to say this girls, but you look like a bunch of wet blankets. Cheerleaders Neither rain Nor snow Nor gloom of night Could stop the cheerleaders Cause they're all right. They screamed And yelled And cheered for more. And with their help We raised the score. They were the girls Who gave their all So in the end We stole the ball. Hey, everybody, clap your hands! B TEAM BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: N. Belter, J. Biever, J. Purvis, W. Karger. D. Biever, M. Noll, doing the splits. A TEAM BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L TO R,: C. Carlson, L. Fosmo, D. Vogt, J. Raimer, T. Malone, B. Wolfe. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: H. Passe, K. Krenz, W. Karger, N. Hughes, (On floor). 'This took years of practice.. .snap it quick! L. Agin. Gymnastics Some of the more physically fit and graceful girls joined gymnastics this year. They were busy tumbling, rolling, swinging and balancing. They gave an exciting performance at the halftime of one of the basketball games. GYMNASTICS FRONT ROW L. TO R.: C. Tentis, D. Biever, N. Belter. ROW 2: Sue Perry, J. Suilman, L. Fosmo, A. Lager, D. Kreye, L. Agin, B. Kruger. Sharon Perry not pictured. 80 (TOP, LTOR.jC. Meyer, L. Biever, S. Wallerich, S. Tentis, V. Sullivan, T. Lindmark, R. McGrath. (SECOND ROW) R. Lechman, D. Schmidt, M. Eversman, A. Steuemagel, R. Larson, P. Noll, D. Costello, J. William, A. Carrels. (SITTING, LTOR)B. Sobech, P. Heins, J. Behms, E. Nadreau, J. Wingert, P. Koopman, D. Klingfus, K. Russel. (TOP ROW LTOR) S. Caves, F. Kwiatt, M. Roemer, D. McDonald, D. Fiedler, M. Blair, A. Rivers, R. Schultz. (ROW 2)C. Popp, P. Strong, E. Lillie, J. Hanson, D. Wallerich, D. Packer, M. Fosmo, S. Hubbard, B. Osten. (BOTTOM ROW) J. Vogt, M. Irish, B. Danckwart, G. Nesbit, D. Wolfe, T. Reay, D. Belter, M. Stiner. 82 (TOP ROW) L TO R.: L. Sullivan, B. Barton, K. Costello, J. Holland, R. Wodele, S. Glomski, T. Scott, L. Suilmann, G. Dick. ROW 2: M. Kenitz, L. Speedling, P. Perry, M. Walter, K. Karger, B. Wolf, P. Theismann, A. Peters, B. Sandberg, M. Lager. ROW 3 (BOTTOM) C. Meyer, D. Shones, J. Drysdale, D. Trollen, R. Elstad, D. Eastman, B. Slater, M. Heaser. (TOP ROW) R. LaRocque, S. Wendt, T. Wiemann, L. Schmidt, P. Scouweiler, J. Graner, D. Richards, K. Abbott, D. Meyer, C. Glomski. (ROW 2) J. Suilman, D. VanCura, J. Balow, B. Meyer, T. Carrels, J. Kohn, S. Buol, J. Wolf, C. Swain, L. Carrels. (ROW 3) V. Jindia, C. Laska, L. Stewart, P. Kennedy, A. Tentis, S. Gosse, D. Gosse, R. Hoff. 83 L. TOR.: ROW 1, P. Zomok, J. Roemer, K. Russell, R. Johnson, J. Stamschror, M. Hawkins, D. Meyer, B. Krueger, L. Larson, P. Halverson, ROW 2: S. Mathias, S. Plank, J. Seyffer, J. Wilcox, K. Schuth, P. Burkhardt, B. Blair, J. Molle, J. Kohn, C. Gander, J. Wills, T. Morrison. ROW 3: R. Morrison, B. Johnson, K. Hubbard, J. Peterson, T. Fisk, D. Franke, M. Johnson, K. Newman, G. Speedling, C. Wiemann, D. Swain. L. TOR., ROW 1: P. Klein, J. Roemer, G. Wallerich, B. Wilson, T. Tentis, G. Decker, K. Russell, E. Wendt, S. Halverson, J. Heaser, ROW 2: D. Bums, R. Clickner, J. Amoldy, C. Taylor, S. Dick, J. Hammer, G. Hanson, J. Miller, T. Atkinson, J. Graner, B. Wobbe, M. McNallan, ROW 3: K. Packer, D. Schouweiler, P. Graner, K. Graner, D. Miller, B. Sullivan, D. Klingfus, G. Miller, C. Barton, R. Elstad, B. Stamschror. 84 7th GRADE. 1st ROW L. TOR.: E. Richards, D. Wills, D. McDonald, G. Meyer, B. Wolfe, C. Kennebeck, P. Kennedy, M. Wallerich, D. Koopman. ROW 2: C. McDonald, M. Albertson, S. Dillinger, N. Speedling, T. Passe, J. Markey, J. Schmit, C. Kennedy, A. Evers, R. Burcham, L. Wallerich, ROW 3: C. Schlesser, T. Roeh-rich, A. Kwiatt, S. Nihart, M. Drysdale, D. Gosse, J. Wodele, M. Mathias, L. Irish, C. Loretz. 7th GRADE. 1st ROW L. TOR.: D. Mansmith, J. Passe, D. Binner, S. Wallerich, S. Loechler, D. Peters, B. Denn, K. Haley, D. Clark. ROW 2: S. Martin, T. Lemke, S. Meurer, J. Schmit, L. Rademacher, K. Hager, A. Cierzan, C. Hartert, D. Wolfe, V. Carrels. ROW 3: M. Kreye, M. Buckman, D. Dick, D. Meyer, J. Schade, D. Schmitz, D. Fiedler, M. Greenheck, L. Wingert. 85 The end of 12 years has come. Graduation Day The years flew by like lightning until the final day of twelve long years of knowledge came to an end. Graduation day arrived sunny and warm and full of memories and hope. We gathered together in the junior high building where we were joined six years ago, when the public and Catholic schools united. We waited in anticipation for the moment for which we had prepared for so long. Then slowly we began to thread our way to the athletic field like a long green satin ribbon. One by one we took our seats. The program went by quickly. Linda Fosmo and Mike Gustafson and Mr. Meisch spoke their words of wisdom. Mr. Doty and Mr. Metz handed each senior his ticket to freedom. Then suddenly it was all over, as if the Senior Class of 1974 had never existed. We each went our separate ways, never to return again to good old WHS... The last march. Glenda Kennedy and Eileen Theismann. 88 The seniors sing together for the last time before they move on. Mr. Meisch: In the beginning was the word. 89 Mike Gustafson sums up the year in his Valedictorian Address. S. Oenning and B. Ireland goof off until the end. 90 IT'S OVER It's so hard to say it's over But you'll get along without us It's so hard to say it's over We know that you won't doubt this It's so hard to say it's over As our tears we try to hid It's so hard to say it's over But these tears are tears of pride It's so hard to say it's over How quickly we have grown! It's so hard to say it's over We guess that you know why It's so hard to say it's over So hard to say Good-by It's so hard to say it's over And there's nothing left to say Except, please grant us courage As we pass along the way.. . The Senior Class of 1974 Old And New School No more windy winter mornings, listening to the teachers' lecture through the chattering teeth of bundled up students. No more earthquakes when some one bounds lightly down the old stairs. No more squeaky floors or broken windows. No more WHS. But we still love you, old school. You've stood the cracks and blows and sticky gum we've harassed you with. You've been everything we could have expected you to be. And we hope the Jr. High isn't too hard on you. Good-bye WHS! Hello WKHS! (ABOVE) The old Wabasha High School. (BELOW) The new Wabasha Kellogg High School. 92 Odds And Ends 95 Compliments of Marcou Realty Congratulations Seniors MARCOU REALTY WALLACE SUPPLY Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Compliments of Wabasha Feed Store Jr Compliments to the Graduates of ’74 WABASHA FEED STORE DR. R.C. SMIT Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes ROGER’S BARBER SHOP WABASHA TV Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Seniors Good Luck ANDY’S HARDWARE . AMERICAN LEGION Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Class of’74 Good Luck Class of’74 ANTHONY’S UNITED BUILDING CENTER Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Compliments To the Great Class of’74 GAMBLES STORE AGENCY ROBERT’S MARKET Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Seniors Congratulations Seniors of’74 CAFE 61 WABASHA SKELLY Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Hope you had a GAS of a time. Seniors GENE’S TEXACO Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors of’74 THE OLD COUNTRY STORE Theilman, Minnesota Class of’74 will go down in history Congratulations Seniors BERT’S STANDARD MEYER TRANSFER Wabasha, Minnesota Theilman, Minnesota 96 Best Wishes to the Senior Class You’re On Your Way. EGGENBERGETAVERN WABASHA PHARMACY Theilman, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck in the Future You’re Good News! LAKECITY ANCHOR INN WABASHA HERALD Lake City, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Compliments Seniors BEN FRANKLIN SCHURHAMMER JEWELRY Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Carpet Your Life With Happiness DEAN’S ABBOTT-WISE FURNITURE — FUNERAL HOME Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck to the Senior Class To the Great Class of’74 COAST TO COAST WABASHA ELECTRIC Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes to the Last Grads of Old Wabasha High. WABASHA SKELGAS PEM THEATER AND HALF PRICE STORE Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best of Luck May Your Life Blossom WABASHA TRANSFER BLOSSOM SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Best Wishes WABASHA CLEANING WORKS TAYLORS’ S TRUCK STOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes to a Great Class Good Luck Always DOERER'S GENUINE PARTS WINK’S DRIVE-IN Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota 97 Congratulations Seniors Dr. JAMES A. PERRY WABASHA DAIRY QUEEN DR. RAYMOND KASPER Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota May you drown in the river of knowledge YAROLIMEK MOTOR COMPANY WABASHA MARINA CHEVROLET-PONTIAC Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors FIRST STATE BANK DR. E. R. ALBRECHT Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations and Best Luck Seniors Congratulations Class of ’74 QUALITY PAINTING AND DECORATING FLICEK INSURANCE AGENCY Theilman, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Congratulations Good Luck to the Seniors of’74 TROLLEN MARINA STEWART PLUMBING AND HEATING Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Good Luck to the Class of’74 Best Wishes Seniors WARREN’S AUTO SERVICE MARCIA’S BEAUTY SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes “We want your body, and we want it now.” ANDERSON HOTEL AND DINING ROOM WILD’S BODY SHOP Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Congratulations Seniors WABASHA SUPER VALU BUCKMAN FUNERAL HOME Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota Best Wishes Seniors DR. J. D. NADREAU GENE’S STUDIO Wabasha, Minnesota Wabasha, Minnesota 98 I 4 I Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to settle problems of mid-East war and Arab oil embargo. Vice-President Spiro Agnew resigned. Ms Billie Jean King beat Bobby Riggs in S100.000 winner take all tennis match Former President Lyndon B. Johnson died on Jan. 23. King vs Riggs Violence continued in Northern Ireland. War in Ireland 4 Secretariat became ninth winner of racing's Triple Crown Hank Aaron hit home-run No. 713, putting him within one of Babe Ruth's record. Gerald Ford sworn-in as nation's 40th vice-president. Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul J. Weitz became accustomed to eating meals aboard their orbiting space station. '1