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

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CHALLENGE

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Table Of Contents Book Dedication . . . Challenge.......... School Life........ Involvement......... Athletics........... Our Supporters .... Advertising........ Grades.............. The Beginning . . . . Getting a little closer Getting there....... Royalty............ Moving on.......... Made it........... Advertising......... Memoriam............ . 2 . 5 . 9 17 41 65 80 . 87 95 99 103 107 111 115 124 128

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New School Dedicated With the birth of a new school so too comes the dawning of an enlightened period of joy to recognize the creations that man has made. The birth of the new Wabasha-Kellogg High School physical plant was no different. On September 29, 1974, the high school held its dedication ceremony and cordially invited the public to come and visit this structure and its equipment. The intent was to expose the taxpayers to the academic creation that they were to pay their hard earned dollars to support. The event proved successful as over two thousand people turned out to see the building and to listen to the Honorable Albert H. Quie, United States Representative from Minnesota's First District and Chairman of the Education and Labor Committee. Representative Quie talked on the importance of education and the significance of the contributions that a building of this type would make to the betterment of the students and the surrounding communities because of their willingness to take the needed steps forward to prepare for the future. His regard for the building was so high that he requested to come back for future visits and observe the building and its staff while in operation. He also commended the staff, administration and students for their fine preparations and operations of this new plant and particularly the dedication. Even though the dedication came on schedule, the building completion didn't! S 6