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

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Totem Poll The Totem Poll took on a new look this year as journalism moved into the classroom. Mr. Meisch taught one section of journalism each trimester and it proved successful as the paper grew in length and more students had opportunities to express their ideas in a journalistic nature. Freedom of the press worked well. Freedom Of Photography In The Press You figure it out! 24

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Bookie Club L-R FRONT ROW-Steve Earney, Tom Trollen, Mike Purvis, John Danckwart, Okley Strong, SECOND ROW, Mike Speedling, Mike McDonald, Jack Noll, Craig McDonald, Larry Theismann, Paul Scott, Kevin K. Graner. Not Pictured, Steve Holtzman and Brian (Orville) Dose. Pro Football Adds To Education With avid interest in athletics, so goes the speculation of those who follow the sports. Betting is not allowed in the school but that does not mean that those interested cannot pick their favorites and keep track from week to week regarding their excellence in selecting the winners for the week. The club operated with pride and competition. 23

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Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB- FRONT ROW L-R, Dana Schurhammer, Jim Balow, Phil Koopman, Dave Fiedler, LeAnn Carrels, Donna Meyer, Debbie Eastman, MIDDLE ROW, Ramiro Arzabe, Joan Greenheck, Peg Hartert, Reggie McDonald, Linda Langanki, Mary Glomski, Darrell Costello, Dan Trollen, Jim Vogt, Karla Gustafson, Miss Nordby, BACK ROW, Lisa Schmidt, Connie Glomski, Deb Belter, Ann Sobeck, Becky Sandburg, Julie Suilman, Ann Rivers, Robin Leckman, Jean Wingert, Sue Boda, Elaine Nadreau. Latin Likeness Hits W-K Spanish flourished as in the days of the Spanish Revival as the W-K Spanish club became very active this year. Student participation greatly increased and the results were astounding. Activities included the sponsoring of Spanish dinners for parents and faculty as well as student trips. 25