Wabasso High School - White Rabbit Yearbook (Wabasso, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

WA BASSO PUBLIC SCHOOL THE TIME IS NOW EDITORS : MARGIE MAHAL ADVISORS; LOIS SPLITTGERBER SHEILA SI NCL AI R JEFF LIEN TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE........ 3 SENIORS.............15 FACULTY.............25 SPORTS..............35 STUDENTS............63 ACTIVITIES..........83 INDEX..............112 STUDENT LIFE HOMECOMING Coronation Highlights Activities After a week of preparation, the day of coronation arrived on Friday, Sept- ember 29th. Lynette Strand and Steve Mathiowetz were crowned queen and king by the reigning royalty of 1971-72. After the coronation the cheerleaders provided entertainment in the form of skits and cheers. They were followed by our parade through the streets of Wabasso. BELOW TOP LEFT: Jr. Class boys pre- pared to get in their harnesses and pull the class float. BOTTOM LEFT: Half-time performances by the Band while Homecoming attendents rode by and were introduced. BELOW RIGHT: Homecoming Queen Lynette Strand and King Steve Mathiowetz. LEFT: Royalty float during the afternoon parade. BELOW: Roy- alty court: Front sophomores R. Zimmer and M. Prechel, juniors M. Schumacher and L. Friedley . Backrow: Senior attendant M. Engel, P. Gleisner, P. Gorres, Queen L. Strand and King S. Mathiowetz, R. Burtzel, S. Kal- khoff, R. Kragh. Spirit Is Always Up The spirit was up through out the week of homecoming; however the Rabbits lost to Gaylord, the Toma- hawk champions. Students, faculty, and alumni alike gathered after the game for a dance, with music provid- ed by The Harmony Knights. RIGHT: Senior float entry driven by C. Hoffman, with J. Woelfel and C. Woodford the Spartan Royalty . Below: Statistician Mr.Skogen wears his good luck outfit during the game. Below right: Quaterback J. Koewler goes back for a pass. Up the Down Staircase was selected as the school play presented in the fall of the year. The play was about a teacher's problems with students in a New York City school. The cast was one of the largest ever. Twenty-nine students took the roles of staff members and students. Approodmately six weeks were spent in rehearsal and preparation for the various performances. The play was presented once to elementary pupils and high school stu- dents, and twice to the public. Everyone enjoyed being in the play, although there were a lot of butterflies before performances. Cast members were as follows: Staff: Mary Schilling, Bill Mahal, Jolene Macht, Bob Johanneck, Sheila Sinclair, Joleen Hirsch, Colleen Woodford, Kathy Kenny, Dale Hauptli, Denise Christenson, Jo Ann Altermatt, Audrey Kletscher. Students: Tom Bock, Lairdie Dennistoun, Bemeta Wegner, Bill Kon- rardy, Jean Rothmeier, Brian Pistulka, Vary Kratzke, Sherri Schuel- ler, Glen Miller, Micki Dramer, Tom Jenniges, Dick Jensen, Diane Rohlik, Larry Schaffran, Judy Pistulka, Tim Goblirsch, Marlene Bye. Crew: Lights- Greg Bittner, Keith Dresow, Rory Hennen, Bob Jo- hanneck. Set Design and Construction- Ver- non Bloedow, Art Roh- lik, Joe Turgeon. Tic- kets-Jane Powell, Bus- iness Manager. Sounds- Tom Moore. Publicity- Greg Bittner, Lynette Strand. Make up- Judy LeGare, Carol Beranek, Theresa Steffi. Dir- ector, Mrs. Mary Wet- more. Student Direc- tor, Lynette Strand. DRAMA UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE Bill Mahal Takes a break during one of the many practices of Up the Down Staircase. 7 BELOW: Regional Declam Speakers gave their entries on Theatre Night. J. Gladitsch, N. Plaetz, J. Bock, J. Pistulka, T. Schilling. RIGHT: Participants in Theatre Night- Row 1: J. Hirsh, C. Franta, J. Macht, L. Strand, M. Bye, B. Jo- hanneck. Row 2: J. Powell, S. Jensen, R. Fidler, T. Schilling, L. Jenniges, B. Johan- neck, M. Kramer, B. Konrardy. Row 3 s M. Kratzke, M. Schilling, T. Jenniges, D. Rohlik, C. Woodford, B. Pistul- ka, D. Bliss. 8 HARDY RETURNS? � «■« Theatre Night was held on May 3 Various one act plays and skits were given. Regional De- clam speakers gave their speeches. A movie call- ed Captain Ecology was also presented by the Speech Class. Mary Schilling and Denise Chris- tensen gave a reading about Indians. It was a night of success for all. LEFT: L. Jenniges and L. Dennistoun in Message from Cougar. BELOW: B. Pistulka and little B. Konrardy in Return to Andy Hardy. 10 Jeff Lien. Yellow Memory Books with a black rose. Jr. Class Advisors, Mr. Peter I. Berg and Mr. The four band members of Shaw Allen Shaw. Waiters: Mike Shemon, Mike Allex, Jack Reese and Tony Kramer. Waitresses: Carol Guetter, Roxanne Hofftaan, Maiy Prechel and Deanne Barnum. Curt Mathiowetz, Senior Class President dancing with Monica Schueller. PROM Pieces of April Pieces of April was the theme of the prom. It was played during the grand march which was led by Lindsy Friedley and his date. The prom was held on F’iday, May 11th in the Wanda Legion Hall. It was a great success in the opinion of many who attended. It was estimated that 160 people attended. The Shaw Allen Shaw Band played modem music for the prom. The colors chojen for the prom were yellow, green, and white. A fountain was constructed with flowers and grass Surrounding it to represent the idea of spring. BELOW: The two foreign exchange students Connie and Hebe receive a Rabbif'folder and a flag of thb U.S. as a gift from W.H.S. LARGEST CLASS EVER On May 31, 1973, 97 seniors graduated from Wabasso Public School. It was the largest graduating class in the history of Wabasso. Steve Mathiowetz senior class president gave the welcome speech. PTO SCHOLARSHIP LOAN WINNER LEFT: Accepting one of the two PTO scholar- ship is Mary Schilling. The other loan went to Kathy Kenny. Mr. Vem KLante, president of the PTO presented the loans. MARY ENGEL RANDY BURTZEL RECEIVE AWARDS RIGHT: Henry Jorges, Commander of the Vic- tor Hirsch Legion Post presented Mary Engel and Randy Burtzel with the awards given each year by the Legion. WINNER OF THE L.M. FUHR AWARD LEFT: Melvin Bittner, a member of the Board of Education presented Jolene Macht with the L. M. Fuhr award. 13 AWARDS DAY DAYS OF GLORY The day following gradua- tion ceremonies, awards were presented to students who participated in extra curri- cular activities. One of the major awards was presented to Carol Warner and Marilyn Stassen. This award was the John Phillip Sousa, for outstanding senior hand member. ABOVE: Carol Warner and Marilyn Stassen winners of the John Phillip Sousa award. B - ,« A C � � a SENIORS SENIORS Onward Graduates September was the beginning of the last year for the Seniors at WHS. Many of the moments they spent here will be remembered and the experienc- es will lead them on into the future. Graduation approached rapidly. The top Honor Students of the Class '73 were Jeff Koweler, Allen Jaeger, and Evelyn Raddatz. At the gradu- ation ceremony, Denise Christensen Class Treasurer presented the School with two portable coat racks and the money left over to the Annual Staff. The American Legion Awards went to Randy Burtzel and Mary Engel. Column 1 J. Altermatt D. Bamum Column 2 C. Baune S. Benson C. Beranek C. Bemardy Column 3 D. Bemardy V. Bloedow D. Boerboom R. Burtzel 16 Class Flower SENIORS White Rose Class Color Purple and White Class Motto The Greates Distance We Have Yet To Cover Still Lies Within TJs. Class Song Child of the Uuniverse Row I4. A. Jaeger L. Jenniges R. Jenniges T. Jenniges B. Jensen B. Johanneck 19 Seniors Remember .. Who will you remember after gradua- tion and why? BEENETA-the teachers for making it all possible. SHELIA-Besides the seniors, Sandy and Lois 'cause we do such stupid stuff together. S. Kalkhoff D Kletscher P. Kaufenberg J Koewler K. Kenny R- Kragh PETER-Lan Bamum. I have classes with him about every hour of the day. JOYCE-Mr. Wahl, because of his Exciting bookkeepong class. PAT-Probably the whole school. It's a lot different than what I used to go to. JOLENE-Third hour and all of my cof- fee partners. JUUY-I'll remember seeing Miss Ruth Suzanne Jackson standing on a chair or boards to fill the kiln with cera- mics. P. Kratzke G- D. Kreft J LeGare D. Lange Lindeman J. Macht S. Mathiowetz G. Meyer J. Paskewitz B. Mahal A. Meyer T. Moore L. Paskewitz Pictured in the Grand March is Phyllis Glei- sner with her date Bill Lensing. Follow- ing is Robin Maasch with Dan Bamum and Denise Christensen with Rick Steffi. Deanne Bamum and Mary Prechel are ditributing Memo Books. 21 SENIORS Events Remembered What event from WHS will you remem- ber the most after graduation? JANE POWELL-Missing the bus to band days with Shelia and then going to them with her brother. MONICA PLAETZ-Twirling at football games during half-time and freezing. SHERRY SCHUELLER-My social classes. DIANNE LANGE-The bus rides to Redwood. STEVE MATHIOWETZ-Homecoming. JANET FRERICKS-I111 never forget the danceline performance when the record skipped at least ten times. ROMAN FIDLER-Playing ball in Skogen's class. KATHY WEBER-I'll never forget the time when there was supposed to be a good band in school and they never showed up. CAROL WARNER-Going to region for music. Column I4. M. Schilling M. Scheuller S. Schueller S. Sinclair Column 5 M. Stassen T. Steffi L. Strand L. Szczensniak Column 6 B. Van Loy Not pictured J. Turgeon 23 WOW! What Legs? The re stilts of Greaser Day was displayed by Brian P istulkaj Larry Schaffran, Tim Goblirsch, anri Dick Jensen. A. Van Meveran B. Wegner p. Zimmerli C. Warner C. Woodford M. Zimmerman K. Weber T. Wurscher J. Zollner ADMINISTRATION KEEPS SCHOOL RUNNING SMOOTHLY The school board has been busy attending meetings, setting up the budget and figuring out costs. Mr. Leino keeps himself busy during school hours by keeping the school running smoothly. The whole administration is working hard to make school a live able environment for all concerned. RIGHT: S. Sinclair chats with Mr. Leino. BELOW: School Board-Row 1: C. Dre- sow, R. Herbeck, M. Bittner, R. Daub. Row 2: C. Bye, M. Fuhr, E. Kruse, L. Hauptli. IJ RIGHT: The Junior High Principal is Miles Davis, who besides being princi- pal teaches eighth grade social studies class and eighth grade math. BELOW: The Superintend- ient of District 61 0 is Carl N. Bye. He is kept busy with many meetings. SCHOOL SERVICES BEHIND THE SCENE A vital part of our school sys- tem are the secretaries, cooks, and janitors. The secretaries take care of many things such as make-up slips, lunch money, and many things besides. The cooks are busy preparing meals for the students lunch each day. Meanwhile the janitors are busy repairing, and fixing numer- ous items. ABOVE: Sec.-E. Georguis, D. Wag- ner, J. Niemann, S. Bock RIGHT: Sec.-D. Schueller. Try ing Harder All The Time The fantastic, hard working history teachers have survived another year. Mr. Skogen, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Breyfogle, Mr. Davis and Mr. Hill have used many ef- fective and different methods of teaching. They've used such ideas as contracts, projects and lectures. BOTTOM: Jr. and Sr. High History Teachers; Front Row: Tom Breyfogle, Rick Johnson, Miles Davis. Back How: Darrell Ekogen and Robert Schwartz. MIDDLE LEFT: Musical Department directors; Robert Ventura and Robert Adams. MIDDLE RIGHT: The first school nurse WHS has ever had is Mrs. Tat Sinclair. UPPER RIGHT: Jerry Tharaldson, the School Counselor. 1 TEACHERS PROGRESS COMES FORTH If you have noticed any improvement in the grammar of students in W.H.S., much of their progress is due to many long hours spent in English Classes. Trying to umderstand apposatives and indirect objects resulted in super concentration on the part of most stu- dents. Another aspect of English was writing a term paper. A lot of e stu- dents spent their study halls in the library with a stack of books. Every- one was relieved when the final draft was typed and handed in. FAR ABOVE: English Teachers-Front Row: Lois Splitt- gerber, Mary Wetmore. Back Row: Jeff Lien, Loretta Ruedy, Margie Christensen, and Nancy Dragseth. ABOVE: Dorothy Stassen gives supplementary help to Lee Jenniges. RIGHT: Business Teachers-Ethel Keil and Don Wahl. TEACHERS UPPER CENTER: Vocational teachers, from left to right: D. Olsen, S. Jackson, K. Klabunde, R. Brown and D. Ogilvie. MIDDLE RIGHT: Math and Science Department; sitting is P. Kallevig, standing from left to right: P. Berg, D. Nelson, M. Davis, R. Kallstrom and L. Kal- levig. LOWER RIGHT: Librarians - A. Merth, B. Brunfelt, and M. Baune. UPPER RIGHT: Phy. Ed. Department, from left to •right: J. Froemming, G. Hindt, L. Grossman, and J. Kremer. ABOVE: Sports Department, from left to right. Row 1: L. Grossman, J. Kremer, T. Breyfogle, J. Tharaldson. Row 2: R. Johnson, R. Adams, G. Hindt, T. Kemp, and L. Kallevig. Row 3: R Brown, P. Berg, and R. Kallstrom. 33 JUNIOR HIGH SERVICES To keep the junior high school running efficiently we have LeRoy Irlbeck who is the janitor there. Cleaning floors is just one of the many duties of LeRoy's. Feeding the hungry junior high students each day is Veronica Johan- neck and Pat Goblirsch. UGHT: LeRoy Irlbeck mops the floor. ABOVE: Veronica Johanneck and Pat Goblirsch the junior high cooks. tpr CHEERLEADERS Rouse Spirit This year there were 3 squads of cheerleaders containing 21 girls and 1 boy. The A squad cheerleaders are: Co-captains- Mary Engel, Bemeta Wegner; Jolene Macht, Lynette Strand, Cathy Fran- ta, Robin Maasch, Diane Rohlik, and Micki Kramer. B squad: Co-captains-Deanne Bar- num, Jeanne Franta; Roxanne Hoff- man, Darla Dahmes, Cheryl Schultz, Raedi Altermatt, Sherrie Radel, and Kathy Dresow. C squad: Captain-Debbie Beckman; Carla Kragh, Jill Fietrowski, Jody Werner, Lisa Hagert, Kathy Jensen, and Karan Haag. These squads all cheered for football, basketball, and wrest- ling. When a basketball game and a wrestling match fell on the same night the squads split up evenly. All the cheerleaders ended their year with many happy thoughts. They did their best to support all their teams. DANCELINE Ravishing Rabbet tes The danceline made their own routines and uniforms. Af- ter long hours of practice they performed at some basketball games and wrestling matches along with other special events that came up during the year. One of their most favorite rou- tines was to Hitchin A Ride. It included a moving figure eight and a moving X. RIGHT: Danceline-Row 1; Co-cap- tains-L. Szczesniak, C.Beranek.. Row 2: B. Price, S. Landkammer C. Benson, D. Christensen, H. Jenniges, D. Stynski, J. Fre - ricks. Row K. Price, J. Her- beck, C. Berghs, C. Guetter S. Beranek, S. Jensen, M. Mahal M. Jacoby. New Field Brings Wins The Rabbits began the season on the right foot by breaking the new football field in with a victory. They won the next three games and met Gaylord with a 1+-0 record. However, Gaylord won and went on to win the conference and the State Class C championship title, while the Rabbits finished the year with 6 wins and 3 losses. Two seniors, Steve Mathiowetz and Randy Burtzel, were named to the all-conference and four other seniors and one junior placed on the honor- able mention list. They were Carl Rohlik, Merlin Zimmerman, Steve Kalk- hoff, Jeff Koewler and Bruce Schmidt, VARSITY FOOTBALL LEFT: R. Burtzel runs with the hall against Danube. BELOW: R. Burt- zel and G. Dahmes take off after the kick-off. FAR BOTTOM: Quarterback J. Koewler gets banda- ged by Assistant coach Rick Rohnson. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Coach Hindt talks things over with quarterback L. Fried!ey. LEFT: Varsity Football - Row 1: G. Skoblik, L. Jenniges, J. Reese , M. Shemon, V. Davis, T. Jenniges, B. Zimmerli. Row 2: D. Wagner, D. Sch- affran, L. Woelfel, R. Zimmer, C. frost N. Steffi, B. Hogspi, J. Rechtzigel, Row 3: S. Prokosh, D. Bliss, P. Rohlik, D. Hauptli, G. Reese, T. Schilling, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hill, Mr. Hindt. Row 1+: T. Jenniges, J. Jensen, W. Steffan, B. Schmidt, L. Friedley, T. Ourada, C. Rohlik, R. Kragh, S. Lensing. Row 5: S. Math- iowetz, R. Fidler, D. Honetschlager , S. Kalkhoff, M. Zimmerman, G. Dahmes, J. Koewler, R. Burtzel. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Determination Pays Off The Junior High Football Team had a season record of 6-2. They showed much enthusiasm and determination as they played. Games were often played imme- diately after school. Mr. Kemp and Mr. Hill were the junior high coaches. RIGHT: Junior Varsity act- ion against Springfield. BELOWsJr. High Football: Row 1; S. Altermatt, J. Schoo, P. Peracek, J . Salfer, M. Benson, K. Klefflz, G. Zoll- ner. Row 2: D. Hendericksen, B. Ru- denick, T. Zimmer, R. Hoffman, N. Fischer, G. Kalkhoff, J. Thull, T. Sal- fer, M. Franta, D„ Olson, K. Boerboom, Row 3; W. Skoblik, Mr. Hill, R. Alex- ander, D. Rohlik, D. Gammelgaard, M Salfer, R. Regnier, B. Stacken, T. Al- termatt, J. Benson, G. Miller, M. Jen- niges, T. Guetter, Mr. Kemp, B, Fennem. Row i+s M. Kelly, M. Regnier, M. Haupt - li, D. Brand, M. Jacoby, B. Konrardy, T. Johanneck, M. Kramer, S. Rudenick, J. Dallmann, R. Jenniges. Row S. Schmidt, M. Schumacher, J. Salfer, A. Guetter, P. Deprez, J. Schmidt, J. Sanyn, B. Kalkhoff, S. Gladitsch, T. Friedley, G. Woelfel, D. Baune. LEFT: Jr. Varsity: Row 1; B. Hogan, D. Zimmer, J. Fixsen, G. Goblirsch, G. Schoo, D. Bemardy, S. Burtzel. Fow 2; Mr. Kallevig, D. Rasmussen, M. Hagert, D. Plaetz, K. Friedley, R. Bau- ne, K. Honetschlager, A. Ourada, Mr. Breyfogle.. . Row 3i B. Zimmerli, D. Wagner, T. Jenniges, K. Davis, C. Trost, L. Jenniges, J« Rechtzigel, M. Shemon, B. Hogan, G. Skoblik, T. Schilling. 43 The Rabbits had a season which could be described as so-so. With a record of 10 wins and 9 losses, they broke even with one to spare. The lack of heigth may have hindered the team, but their good sound defense did double duty. The team put a grest deal of ef- fort into the games, and their hustle never died. There were six seniors, five juniors, and four sophomores on the team. Above- A-squad, Front Row: B. Pie- trowski, J. Reese, K. Sinclair, T. Jenniges, R. Burtzel, R. Kragh, L. Jenniges, J. Guetter, A. Bemardy, G. Woelfel. Row 2: Mr. Grossman, L. Friedley, D. Bliss, B. Neuman, S. Kalkhoff, N. Steffi, J. Koewler, B. Mahal. SCORE BOARD WHS 71-------------39 Milroy WHS 6U-------------51 Morton WHS 56------------- +9 Lamberton WHS 63-------------73 Gaylord WHS 77-------------k9 Morgan WHS 67-------------62 Franklin WHS 67-------------UO Walnut Grove WHS 56-------------62 Sleepy Eye WHS Ml-------------65 Franklin WHS 72-------------61 Bel view WHS $k-------------M3 Morgan WHS 59-------------68 Wood Lake WHS 68-------------81 Wintrop WHS 66-------------52 Fairfax WHS 59-------------63 Gibbon WHS 71-------------h9 Morton WHS 60-------------66 Sanborn WHS 70-------------7k Wintrop WHS 3k-------------81 Gaylord Below: B-squad-D. Plaetz, M. Hagert K. Freidley, R. Baune, G. Gohlirsch J. Fixsen, B. Hogan, K. Honetschlager B. Baune, C. Trost, M. Shemon, J. Guetter, B. Hogan, D. Neuman, J. Schueller, N. Steffi, L. Jenniges. BASKETBALL J U N IOR HIGH C HEER LEADERS Right: Jr. High Cheer- leaders-Front Row: K. Jensen, K. Hagg, D. Beckman, J. Werner. Back Row: L. Hagert, C. Kragh, J. Pietrow- ski. Scoreboard 7th 8th WE THEY WE THEY Gibbon 20 23 Morgan 12 2k 31+ 26 Marshall 36 kb 13 32 Winthrop 25 35 21 25 Marshall 35 32 27 32 S.E. St. Mary's U5 k9 30 12 Franklin 29 3b 25 29 Redwood Falls 29 22 Morgan 37 31 32 23 Fairfax 33 37 12 19 S.E. St. Mary's 2b U5 23 37 Redwood Falls 16 37 22 2h Winthrop 37 30 Gibbon 26 31 Sleepy Eye kS 35 Morgan 16 32 Above: Mr. Bye accepts three wrestling trophies to be put in the showcase, during one of the pepfests. 46 Right: WHS mascots were Heather Hindt held by J. Macht and Sheila Grossman held by B. Wegner. They are the daughters of Gary Hindt and Leo Grossman. Energy and Determination Although the junior high basket- ball team had lots of energy and de- termination, their season wasn't too successful. The seventh grade won 3 out of 10 games, and the eighth grade won $ out of 16 games. Above-Row 1: K. Klemz, J. Lensing, J. Salfer, J. Knott, M. Franta, R. Guetter, D. Olsen, P. Baune, L. Nott, S. Prericks, Mr. Kemp. Row 2: 'H. Fischer, M. Janachouvsicy, M. Benson, T. Salfer, J. Benson, J. Thull, E. Kalkhoff, R. Regnier, J. Ebnet. Row 3: M. Regnier, G. Miller, B. Konrardy, S. Schmidt, D. Gammelgaard, M. Kelly, S. Scheu- erman, Mr. Hill. Rowii; J. Schmidt, T. Friedley, D. Kalkhoff, S. Glad- itsch, D. Baune, J. Samyn, R. Jen- niges, G. Woelfel, S. Rudenick. 47 WRESTLERS FAR RIGHT BOTTOM: Three of the four trophies, two Tomahawk and District BELOW RIGHT: Varsity squad-Front row: D. Rohlfk, J. Louwagie, D. Zimmer, A. Rohlik, R. Zimmer, P. Rohlik, L. Hauptli. Row 2: Mr. Hindt, D. Linde- mann, D. Hauptli, M. Heiling, T. Ourada, S. Mathiowetz, M. Zimmerman. ABOVE: D. Rohlik takes 1st place in Conference meet. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior S. Mathiowetz goes for a victory in the final home meet. BELOW: Escape efforts fail for senior A. Rohlik’s opponent as Art goes for a victory. WRESTLING 1973 Grapplers Prove Strength Both A and B squad wrestlers finished their fifth season of compe- tition with a perfect 13-0 win-loss record. .During Christmas vacation, the A-squad won their first trophy at the Slayton Invitational Meet. Four schools had participated. Their next two trophies came from the Tomahawk Conference for winning the dual meet championship and for win- ning the conference meet. Four wrestl- ers placed 1st at that tournament. At district action, they placed second, receiving the runners-up trophy. Seven wrestlers went on from district to Regionlll action. Senior Mark Heiling placed 3rd at region, while freshman Jim Louwagie placed l|th. ABOVE LEFT: Senior M. Heiling shows his opponent who is boss as he goes for a victory in tournament action. ABOVE: B-team Row 1; G. Schoo, T. Kramer, F. Petracek, T. Kramer, A. Ourada, D. Wagner. Row 2; Mr. Kallestrom, M. Schumacher, L. Schroepfer, V. Bloedow, J. Skoblik, D. Lensing. BELOW LEFT: Jr. High, Row 1; K. Boerboom, M. Jenniges, J. Rohlik, P. Petracek, J. Schoo, R. Hofftaan, T. Zimmer, M. Jacoby, G. Zollner, S. Altermatt, B. Fennem. ROW 2; J. Salfer, R. Price, T. Guetter, D. Rohlik, J. Dallman, R. Alex- ander, B. Walter, T. Johanneck, G. Rohlik, J. Irlbeck, ROW 3; Mr. Kallestrom, D. Rudenick, M. Hauptli, J. Salfer, M. Schumacher, D. Genzler, A. Guetter, S. Heiling, T. Altermatt, D. Brand, P. Deprez, Mr. Hindt. LEFT: Senior 138 lb. Dana Lindemann controls his opp- onent. ABOVE RIGHT: Coaches Hindt and Kallestrom show express- ions seen by the fans during one of the meets. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Senior M. Zim- merman goes against his Fairfax opponent. 50 TRACK LEFT: Track Team-Row 1: D. Fennem, M. Schumacher, G. Bittner, M. Jana- chouvsky, G. Goblirsch, R. Burtzel, B. Pietrowski, R. Baune, R. Petracek, K. Davis, D. Hauptli, K. Honetschl- ager, D. Lindeman, G. Schoo, Row 2: G. Beerman, D. Rasmussen, S. Mathiowetz, R. Fidler, D. Lensing, K. Dresow, B. Johanneck, J. Schuel- ler, B. Pistulka, D. Honetschlager, A. Rohlik, M. Allex, K. Sinclair, B. Guetter, Mr. Adams. FAR UPPER LEFT: G. Bittner in the hurdle s event. FAR LEFT: N. Steffi prepare to throw the discus. ABOVE: T. Goblirsch passes the ba- ton off to R. Baune. LEFT: Up and over goes Keith Dresow during the pole vault event. SCORE BOARD Wabasso 0 Sleepy Eye,St. Mary 12 Wabasso h Belview 3 Wabasso 11 Lamberton 7 Wabasso 0 Winthrop 10 Wabasso h Morton 3 Wabasso 6 Franklin 1 Wabasso 3 Gibbon 1 Wabasso 12 Gaylord 23 Wabasso 9 Fairfax 3 Wabasso 12 Echo 1 Wabasso 13 Springfield 7 Wabasso 1 Sleepy Eye 2 Wabasso 2 Lamberton 3 Wabasso 3 Morgan 13 Wabasso 3 Echo 2 Wabasso 0 Gaylord 2 FAR ABOVE: Co-captains of the baseball team were Randy Burtzel and Tom Jenniges, along with coach Tom Breyfogle. 54 ABOVE: Time out with the coach. BASEBALL UP AND COMING! The Wabasso High School baseball team had a win-loss record of nine wins and seven losses. They had much ambition in looking forward to the '73' season. They were under the su- pervision of coach Tom Breyfogle. ABOVE: Baseball Team - Row 1: J. Gammelgaard, T. Price, D. Zimmer, G, Goblirsch, K. Friedley. Row 2: R. Zimmer, T. Goblirsch, L. Jenniges, M. Hagert, R. Burtzel. Row 3: L. Fried- ley, T. Jenniges, D. Schwab, S. Kal- khoff, J. Koewler, J. Reese, T. Brey- fogle . 55 GOLF Better Years Ahead RIGHT: The coach of golf is Ralph Brown. LOWER RIGHT: Golfers - Row 1 P. Jaeger, M. Kramer, J, . Thull Row 2: G. Miller, R. Hennen M. Kelly, A. Jaeger. Row 3 M. Rohlik, C. Dolan, G, . Schoo R. Jenniges, Mr. Brown. Scores Wabasso 209 Gaylord 178 Winthrop 178 Wabasso 21 k Gaylord 177 Sleepy Hye 16U Wabasso 209 Springfield 161 Gibbon 228 Wabasso 215 Tracy 177 Balaton 189 Wabasso 206 Mountain Lake 181 Wabasso 208 Gibbon 190 Wabasso 205 Tracy 176 Slayton 167 Sanborn 226 Conference Tied for sixth 300 District 12th place 31 h CROSS COUNTRY Season Continues To LookGood The 1972 season proved quite suc- cessful for the cross country team. During the regular season the team had a 3-1 record and also made a re- spectable showing in the district. The team consisted of two seniors: Art Rohlik and Bill Mahal. Four ju- niors: Dale Hauptli, Brad Pietrowski, Keith Dresow, and Donald Hauptli, and two sophmores: Curt Trost, and Jerome Guetter. It looks like we should have a good season next year too, as we lose only two runners. Below: K. Dresow, D. Hauptli, B. Mah- al, Coach Peter Berg, D. Hauptli, B. Pietrowski, C. Trost, J. Guetter. twirlers Talents Shown The twirlers showed their twirling talents during various activities of the 1972-73 season. They provided en- tertainment during half times of foot- ball and basketball games, and also performed at the Minnesota Band Day. The girls made their new white and maroon velvet outfits for the fall marching season. Below: L. Dennistoun, J. Macht, B. Van Loy; Head Majorette, L. Strand; Head Twirler, P. Lonner, M. Plaetz. GIRL SPORTS COME ALIVE Girls sports came alive this year at Wa- basso High. Many girls were active in vol- leyball, basketball, football, and track. There was much enthusiasm for these sports. In track the girls brought home the South- west Invitational trophy. Miss Kremer is t'he coach of these girls. Volleyball- Row 1: R. Altennavc, K. Fraa - ta, L. Schueller, R. Hoffman. Row 2: K. Gales, J. Franta, M. Baune, C. Guetter. Row 3s A. Irlbeck, D. Rohlik, D. Steffi, S. Jenniges, M. Frank, Row Ls M. Prechel, V. Guetter, D. Lahmes, T. Steffi, M. Vagner. ABOVE: Miss Kremer, the advisor of the girl's volleyball team. 59 Up With Girls BELOW: One way to keep in fit involves jumping rope as these girls are doing. BELOW: Basketball-Row 1: B. Dahmes, P. VanMeveran , C. Guetter, R. Hoffman, J. Franta, J. Geske, D. Bar- num. Row 2: Miss Kremer , C. Schultz, R. Altermatt, D. Rohlik, V. Guetter, D. Steffi, M. Wagner, K. Price. GIRLS RUN HARD! ABOVE: Track- Row 1: M. Wagner, K. Franta, R. Altermatt, C. Schultz, K. Gales, D. Barnum, C. Parr, K. Price, M. Bye, J. Rre- mer. Row 2: S. Kalkhoff, M. Janachousky, B. Johanneck, J. Geske, D. Steffi, K. Dresow, A. Irlbeck, J. Franta, D. Dahmes, R. Hoffman, C. Guetter, D. Roh- lik. 61 STUDENTS S. Altermatt T. Altermatt K. Abends No Baune P. Baune Do Beckman E Benson Jo Benson Mo Benson D. Beranek Mo Bemardy K. Boerboom J. Burtzel Lo Burtzel K. Dahmes Lo Pallman Mo Daub N. Daub L. Deprez Co Dolan J. Ebnet K. Eisenmenger Po Fennem N. Fischer SEVENTH GRADE Adve nturous S tudent s The largest class to enter the Wabasso doors is this year's seventh grade. These ad- venturous students discovered for the first time what it was like to associate with many new acquaintances, new teachers, and for some, new ways. They learned fast and are beginning to settle down into a routine that won't last all life. LEFT: J. Pietrowski learns proper mouth-to mouth recessitation methods in Home Ec. 64 S. Fischer C. Frank M. Franta S. Frericks J. Gammelgaard D. Gladitsch T. Goblirsch R. Guetter M. Gustafson J. Hammerschmidt J. Hengel M. Henning D. Henriksen L. Herbeck R. Hoffman G. Honets chlager N. Jenniges J. Knott L. Nott J. Irlbeck K. Jensen J. Knott D. Olson D. Jaeger E. Kalkhoff A. Kramer J. Paluck E. Jenniges V. Klante J. Kramer N. Paskewitz J. Jenniges Ko Klemz Jo Lensing R. Paskewitz M. Jenniges L. Kletscher C. Mathiowetz P. Petracek 65 J. Pietrowskl L. Pitzl J. Polzin S. Price R. Regnier C. Rohlik G. Rohlik J. Rohlik R. Rohlik A. Rothmeier C. Rothmeier Dw Rudenick C. Salfer J, Salfer M. Salfer T Salfer S. Schaffran T. Schilling D Schmidt J. Schoo J. Schueller J Schweim S «. Scheierman K. Speilmann B. Stacken S. Stage C. Steffi M. Szczesniak J. Thull Not Pictured J. Allex J Estum M. Janachowsky J. Timm M. WanLoy C. Wagner J. Werner K. Winn J. Woelfel 66 T. Zimmer G. Zoliner EIGHTH GRADE Moving Up The eighth graders were the upperclassmen of the junior high building. They formed a student council along with the seventh grade so they could have a voice in various matters. Putting on a bake sale was one of the fund raisers for the eighth grade. The eighth grad- ers will soon be stepping there way through the doors of the Senior High. A big step ahead! LEFT: Eighth grader Dennis Rohlik wrestlers with a Gaylord opponent. R. Alexander D. Baune S. Beckman B. Benson W. Bemardy D. Brand S. Bruns J. Dali man K. Davis P. Deprez D. Dietz B. Fennem D. Fennem J. Fischer S. Fischer V. Fischer S. Frank T. Friedley S. Gales D. Gammelgaard D. Genzler L. Geske S. Gladitsch K. Goblirsch R. Goblirsch 67 A. Guetter T. Guetter K. Hagg Hager t M. Hauptli S. Heiling S. Hoffman Lo Holznagel J. Irlbeck M. Jacoby D« Jenniges P Jenniges M. Jenniges P. Jenniges R« Jenniges 68 T. Johanneck D. Kalkhoff M. Kelly L Knott B o Konrardy Kotval C„ Kragh M„ Kramer S. Lensing C. Linsmeier C. Macht S, Mahal R. Plaetz D. Polzin R. Prechel N. Miller V, Paluck A„ Price R Price M. Raddatz T. Paskewitz So Pistulka ■■■ De Rechtzigel M. Regnier Jo Remiger D. Risse J. Robas8e C. Rohlik D. Rohlik S. Rudenick J. Salfer M. Salfer ri M. Salfer J. Samyn T. Schaffran J. Schmidt S. Schmidt No Schoo J® Schueller M. Shumacher A. Schunk S. Skoblik W. Skoblik V Stage Ko Steffi E S. VanLoy J Wagner B. Walter Po Winn Go Woelfel Jo Zollner R. Altermatt B. Baune R. Baune R. Baune S. Benson C. Ber is A. Bemardy D. Bemardy R. Bemardy S. Bemardy J. Bock K Bock S. Burtzel G. Christensen L. Dolan K. Dresow D. Duscher D. Fennem D. Fennem J, Fennem K. Fischer J. Fixsen M. Frank K. Franta D. Frericks 70 FRESHMEN Make A Stab At The Big Time Although most of the freshmen are new to the senior high building, they are not at all bash- ful. Their yells, shouts, and laughter can be heard half way down the hall. At this stage of life they are at the bottom of the totem pole, but, one of these years they 11 be seniors. LEFT: Back to the 50 8 styles are modeled by K. Fischer, K. Franta, Hebe F. J. Hennen, and K. Dresow. R. Frericks K. Friedley L. Gales J. Geske J. Gladitsch G. Goblirsch K. Goblirsch K. Goche B. Guetter J. Gustafson K. Haag M. Hagert F. Hassenstab J. Hennen C. Hoffman B. Hogan K. Honetschlager P. Jaeger N. Jenniges P. Jenniges S. Jenniges D. Jensen S. Kalkhoff 71 SOPHOMORES J. Schmidt J. Schueller G Schoo C. Schultz Not Pictured R. Frericks M. Janachovsky S. Paskewitz D. Steffi Relief Is Their Wford The sophomores1 breaths were let out as they received a white slip indicating they had passed their permit test. A new responsibility was placed upon them. Learning to accept re- sponsibility, included having a sucessful maga- zine drive. The drive brought in approximately $1,000. D. Van Meveren B. Vogel M. Wagner S. Walter J. Woelfe] B. Zimmer D. Bamum J. Benson M. Bemardy M. Baune K. Benson L. Burtzel G« Beerman S. Beranek D. Dahmes A. Benson B„ Bemardy Vw Daub 3 L. Kenny J® Knott W. Kolander T. Kramer L. Lange Bw LeGare R. Linsmeier J. Louwagie D. Luckhardt G. Luckhardt D® Miller M. Nott A. Ourada B® Penske J® Pistulka D. Plaetz N. Plaetz G® Price A K® Price K® Price S. Radel D® Rasmussen G. Rechtzigel Pw Regnier M. Rohlik D. Rothmeier J. Rothmeier K® Rothmeier D. Rudenick P. Salfer W® Schaffran J. Schilling J® Schunk D® Skoblik I)® Stynski K. Davis Po Dormer L. Eisenmenger J. Franta M. Frericks K. Gales J. Gammelgaard J. Gleisner J. Goblirsch C. Guetter J. Guetter T. Guetter V. Guetter K. Haag D. Hammersohmidt D. Hengel fi. Hoffman Bo Hogan A. Irlbeok H. Jenniges L. Jenneges R. Jenniges To Jenniges J. Johanneck F. King L. King J. Knott T. Kramer 74 D. Lensing D. Mahal H Paskewitz F. Petracek M Prechel j. Rechtzigel J. Lensing Paskewitz w« Penske J. Plaetz K. Raveling J. Reese M. Remiger N. Rohlik L. Rudenick T. Schilling M. Schottenbauer L« Schroepfer P. VanMevern D. Wagner L. Werner R. Zimmer B. Zimmerli J. Schueller L. Schueller C. Schunk D. Schwab M. Shemon G. Skoblik M. Stassen N. Steffi C. Timm C. Trost C. VanHecke j. VanLoy Not Pictured W. Jenniges 75 JUNIORS The fun-loving Juniors have made it through another year. The year included things such as a fund raising dance, working at the concession stand, and getting their handsome rings. Most important of all, they staged a prom at Wanda Legion Hall in May P. Anderson B. Baune M. Benson C. Bemardy M. Bemardy G. Bittner 1). Bliss P. Bock J„ Brey D. Bruns M. Bye S. Christensen Do Dolan K. Dresow S. Eisenmenger D. Prank D. Frericks J. Prericks L. Friedley N. Genzler D. Goblirsch G. Goblirsch M. Hagert R. Hansen D. Hauptli D. Hauptli J. Hengel R. Hennen J. Hertling J. Hillesheim X; ■- 4 V v J. Hoffman T. Hoffman M. Holznagel J. Honetschlager M Jacoby M. Janachousky V o Janachousky K« Jenniges R� Jenniges J® Jensen S. Jensen B. Johanneck A. Ketscher J. Knott M. Kramer M„ Kratzke S o Landkammer L. Larsen S. Lensing J. Linsmeier Future Shocks Besides making plans for the prom, many juniors began to think about their futures. This not only involved taking numerous tests but also meeting with representatives from various schools. The more ambitious stu- dents could be seen in the counselor of- fice. These students started looking into various areas such as vocational schools and colleges. Lefts Demonstrating some of the obscene ac- tion in the halls are juniors D. Rohlik and M. Kramer and Senior T. Jenniges. 77 K. Luckhardt R. Maasch A. Macht M. Mahal M. Marquardt M. Martin C. Mathiowetz D. Neumann T. Ouroda B. Pietrowski T. Price S. Prokosch C. Radel B. Rasmussen G Reese D. Rohlik ABOVE: Pulling the Jr. Class Float are R. Hermen, K. Sinclair, R. Schmiesing, and D. Jenniges. UPPER CENTER: L. Friedley prepares to pass the ball. P. Rohlik J. Salfer M. Samyn D. Schaffran L. Schaffran B. Schmidt L. Schmidt M. Schmidt R. Schmiesing Not Pictured D. Jenniges P. Jenniges D. Lovald M. Schumacher K. Sinclair W. Steffen S. Stynski D. Szczesniak R. Trost A. VanLoy M. VanMeveren B. Vogel L. Woelfel D. Winn K. Wurscher B. Zollner C. Zollner P. Zwaschka 79 Foreign Exchange WHS had the pleasure of having two foreign students during the year. They are Constanza (Connie) Parr who lived with the Cletus Altermatt fami- ly and Hebe Ferreira who stayed with the John Franta family. Connie is from Chili. She speaks Spanish and when she first came she could speak little English and it was very hard for her to understand our way of speech. But she is understand- ing it more and more. Hebe' s hometown is Brazilia, Brazil. She is an only child and she lives with her mother and her uncle. Her father died 6 years ago in a river tragedy. The Ferreira's have their own maid as does most everyone of Brazil. Both girls said the food was dif- ferent. Hebe had never seen snow be- fore she came. Hebe and Connie have both become involved in track. They both like living here except they will be glad to get back to their own countries. Both girls said their families here are so wonderful to them. The friends they met here will never be forgotten. « UPPER: Hebe Ferreira from Brazil. ABOVE: Constanza Parr from Chili. POP Goes The Singers The new vocal group of pop singers was added to WHS. They sang at Donavans for their first public performance and have performed at concerts. The members are—Row 1: S. Sinclair, P. Zimmerli, D. Dahmes, D. Skoblik, B. Johanneck, M. Bye, M. Jacoby, K. Bock, Row 2: R. Schmeising, D. Schaffran, K. Sin- clair, G. Bittner, W. Schaffran, D. Jensen, M. Kratzke, M. Stassen. Not' pictured: M. Schilling. Dixieland Band A new musical group that origina- ted this year was the Dixieland band. They played for several band con- certs. The music that they played include old time polkas, waltzes, and jazz. The group consists of six mem- bers: Mr. Ventura-clarinet, Gregg Bittner-tenor saxophone, Bil] Z Lm- merli-trombone, Richard Alexander- trumpet, Mark Schumacher-piano and bass, Bill Konrardy-drums. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Row 1: L. Hagert, S. Engel, C. Pis- tulka, J. Gammelgaard, J. Puluck, C. Dolan, J. Werner, L. Holznagel, J. Schueller, K. Spielmann, J. Kra- mer, K. Jensen, C. Arends, L. Dall- mann, P. Winn, J. Robasse. Row 2: A. Kramer, B. King, g. Stage, L. Pitzel, L. Geske, D. Risse, D. Schmidt, D. Beranek, D. Beckman, N. Baune, S. Pistulka, P. Fennem, S. Hoffman, J. Schwiem, . Hennen, T. Bock, R. Price, W. Schaffran. Row 3: G. Zollner, S, Mahal, K. Winn, J. Timm, D. Henderickson, B. Kon- rardy, J. Dallmann, Mr. Ventura, J. Schmidt, J. Rohlik, C. Hennen, M. Jacoby, G. Miller, B. Fennem, A. Guetter, R. Alexander, L. Nott, S. Gales, V. Stage, M. Schumacher, T. Schaffran, R. Reigner. 85 BAND GROWING BIGGER AND BETTER Growing bigger and better are the bands of W.H.S. The concert band has increased considerably in size. March- ing band and pep band have also grown. The concert band gave five successful concerts after many hours of practice and hard work. The stage band got new outfits for the first time. Thwy were maroon vests and white pants, with m iti-colorel shi-'ts. The stage band received a star- rating at state for their selections of Goodbye to Love , and Including Me. Stage Band-Row 1: M. Stassen, S. Sinclair. Row 2: K. Sinclair, D. Jensen, D. Christensen, C. Timm, Mr. Ventura, J. Zollner, B. Zimmer- li, M. Bye, G. Skoblik, W. Schaf- fran, M. Schumacher, B. Mahal. P. Zimmerli, S. Jensen, K. Gales, G. Bittner. First row: M. Jacoby, C. Verner, P. Goche, M. Mahal, L. Eisenmenger, B. Johanneck, S. Kalkoff, M. Janachovsky, B. Baune, S. Eisenmenger, J. Robasse, K. Bock, J. Pistulka, M. Stassen, M. Stassen, M. Engel. Row 2: S. Pistul- ka, D. Lovald, B. Rasmussen, C. Bera- nek, K. Dresow, J. Bock, J. Guetter, V. Janachovsky, P. Bock, J. Honet- schlager, K. Gales, S. Jensen, S. Schultz, D. Mahal, P. Guetter, D. Bar- num, G. Jittner, P. Zimmerli, M. Nott, M. Schumacher. Row 3: D. Hengel, S. Sinclair, J. Powell, P. Kratzke, M. Holznagel, S. Beranek, J. Fennem, G. Lange, S. Prokosch, T. Goblirsch, D. Christensen, J. Zollner, D. Jensen, C. Timm, M. Bye, J. Geske, J. Glad.- itsch, W. Schaffran, G. Skoblik, B. Zimmerli. 87 Pleasant Vibrations Have you ever wondered where the pleasant vibrations you heard during fifth hour were com- ing from? These sounds were coming from mouths of the senior high chorus members under the dir- ection of Mr. Adams. Front row: Mr. Adams, P. Donnar, L. Dennistoun, L. Schimdt, J. Fennem, J. Salfer, V. Janouskous- ky, D. Lovaid, J. Lensing, J. Knott, D. Stenski, M. Jacoby. 2nd row: D. Goblirsch, M. Holznagel, V. Daub, M. Schilling, L. Rudenick, S. Landkammer, K. Price, K. Bock, M. Bye, D. Christensen, M. Stassen, J. Hillesheim. ;jrd row: S. Benson, A. Kletscher, D. Dahmes, S. Kalkoff, D. Skoblik, C. Berghs, S. Sinclair, J. Hertling, J. Bock, C, Bemardy, L. Gales, C. Hoffman, M. VanMevem, B. Johannek, J. Schueller. l|th row: S. Paske- witz, D. Hauptli, P. Bock, D. Schaffem, R. Schmiesing, K. Sinclair, G. Bittner, A. Bemardy, C. Werner, M. Stassen, P. Jenniges, W. Schaff- em, R. Jenniges, D. Jensen, C. Timm, S. Jensen. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS BELOW: Senior High Chorus Of- ficers : Front-M. Sta- ssen, M. Schilling. Back-M. Jacoby, L. Den- nistoun. BAUD DIRECTORS: C. Warner, S. Sin- clair. BAUD OFFICERS:: Front- M. Stassen, M. Engel, M. Bye. Back- J. Honetschla- ger, D. Hengel. FAR LEFT: Band in action during half-time. The rest of the year- was spent learning songs for various concerts. A Voice Prom a Dream and Come Sat- urday Morning were the most popular songs in junior high chorus. Not only did everyone have fun singing, but the choruses were a success too. Below-Mixed Chorus-Row 1: c. Steffi C. Wagner, K. Prank, M. Salfer, J.’ ?°tt, V Klante, N. Jenniges, T. Schilling, J. Pietrowski. Row 2: L. Knott, S. Lensing, K. Dahmes, A. Price, K. Goblirsch, S. Bruns, V. Paluck, S. Fischer. Row 3: C. Rohlik, C. Macht, K. Spielman, L. Dallmann, J. Werner, K. Steffi, G. Honetschlager, J. Estum. Row I;: M. Kelly, D. Gammelgaard, B. Bemardy, M. Jenniges, M. Janachovsky, Mr. Adams. Sing It Out Again The junior high added a lot of spark and talent to the musical scene during the school year. Because of the popularity of chorus, the junior high formed two vocal groups, girls chorus and mixed chorus. There were thirty-three students in mixed chorus and ninety in girls chorus. When school began in the fall, Mr. Adams put the chorus members to work in preparation for the fall concert. After many hours of hard work, the two groups sounded like professionals. Mr. Adams directs the chorus at a con- cert. Girls, Girls, Girls! ABOVE: Girls Chorus-Row 1: S. Mahal S. Hoffman, P. Daub, L. Pitzel, R. Goblirsch, C. Mathiowetz, D. Schmidt, J. Jenniges, J. Kramer, M. Bemardy, P. Fennem, D. Rechtzigel, N. Schoo M. Henning. Row 2: D. Jaeger, J. Schueller, B. Jenniges, R. Rohlik, J. Timm, K. Jensen, K. Arends, C. Rohlik, D. Beranek, D. Polzin, N. Miller, J. Robasse, P. Jenniges, S. Van Loy, M. RaddatZi Row }: L. Burt- zel, J. Burtzel, S. Skoblik, R. Plaetz, V. Stagey S. Fischer, N. Daub, S. Stage, S. Pistulka, S. Gales, S. Beckman, J. Wagner, M. Szczesniak, M. Kotval, C. Salfer. Row 1+: Mr. Adams, J. Schweim, L. Geske, L. Holznagel, N. Baune, A. Kramer, J. Woelfsl, M. Van Loy, J. Fi3char; V. Fisher, R. Prechel, L. Herbeck, P. Winn, C. Kragh, J. Schueller, K. Davis. PUBLICATIONS Deadlines keep staffs busy Talcing off on the 1973 yearbook are editors Sheila Sinclair and Margie Ma- hal. The year-book staff got off to a good start at the beginning of the yean. Layouts were done, pictures taken and then were pasted on layout sheets. The typing style was changed to a block style type. The staff works hard trying to get a yearbook together for you. The pressures of putting out a news- paper were reduced with the addition of a paperstaff class 2nd hour. During the week of publication the staff mem- bers type the stories. Then the editors lay out the paper uptown in the Standard office the night before the paper comes out. Below: Row 1: Mr. Lein, C. Woodford, M. Mahal, S. Sinclair, J. Powell, Miss Splittgerber. Row 2:J. Hoffman, A.iCLe- tscher, S. Eisenmenger, C. Zollner, L. Mahal, L. Eisenmenger, L. Werner, S. Beranek. SV. [ 92 Above: Front Row: R. Kragh J. Macht, L. Strand, J. Koewler, L. Dennistoun, J. Powell, D. Hauptli, B. Weg- ner, S. Sinclair, Row 2: M. Mahal, C. Woodford, A. Irlbeck, D. Goblirsch, B. Jenson, P. Zimmerli, J. Irl- beck, S. Mathiowgtz, D. Christenson, R. Burtzel, C. Beranak, Mr. Skogen, P. Genzler, D. Lovald, C. Zoll- ner. Left: Co-editor: J. Powell, L. Dennistoun, Assis- tant Ed: C. Zollner, Sports Ed: L. Strand, J. Koewler, D. Hauptli. 93 BELOW: The students who went onto Regional Declam Competition were J. Pistulka, T. Sch- illing, N. Plaetz, and J. Bock. WHS Speaks The DECLAM Club seems to be the in thing to join this year. Students from grades 7-12 have participated in this hard working organization. This past year, DECLAM sent 1+ members to Region. Judy Pistulka was second alternate for state competition. Row 1: T. Shill- ing, S. VanLoy, V. Paluck, K. Gales. Row 2: K. Steffi, B. Johanneck, M. Kramer, J. Pistul- ka, D. Jensen. Row 3: T. Jenniges, D. Rohlik, L. Gales, N. Plaetz T. Bock, J. Geske, Row U: J. Robasse, V. Stage, P. Jenni- ges, M. Kramer, M. Kelley, G. Mil- ler. Row Mrs. Wetmore, D. Sko- blik, M. Bye, D. Christensen, Miss Ruedy. 94 Backbone of Publications The active and helpful camera club has become a welcome and needed addi- tion to this school. Some of the mem- bers of camera club take many pictures for the yearbook, school paper and other functions. They get no pay ex- cept for a thank you, but they are dedicated despite the low wages. This year they held a Mr. Ugly Contest which Pat Rohlik, a junior won. Above- CAMERA CLUB: S. Sinclair, M. Heiling, J. Powell, P. Genzler, D. Kletscher, C. Radel, R. Heiling, B. Johanneck, J. Koewler, G. Bittner. GAA GIRLS! GAA- Row 1: Miss Kremer, L. Szczesniak, D. Rohlik, R. Altermatt, L. Strand, M. Engel, C. Guetter, D. Dahmes, D. Bamum, S. Radel. Row 2: D. Rudenick, J. Guet- ter, J. Hirsch, J. Altermatt, K. Kenny, J. Rothmeier, B. Price, P. Genzler, S. Schueller, V. Guetter, D. Beckman, J. Jenniges, M. Szczesniak, J. Wagner. Row 3: M. VAnLoy, J. Kramer, J. Burtzel, D. Lange, P. VanMevem, K. Franta, C. Shultz, P. Donner, J. Schueller, C. Timm, J. Len- sing, C. Werner, N. Genzler, J. Gammel- gaard, K. Jensen. Row 1 : L. Gales, J. Gladitsch, D. Steffi, M. Wagner, J. Hen- nen, K. Dresow, J. Macht, L. Dennistoun, B. Wagner, J. Herbeck, B. VanLoy, J. Powell, S. Hoffman, N. Schoo, C. Steffi. Row 5: L. Lange, R. Bemardy, K. Price, J. Geske, C. Berghs, M. Prechel, M. Baune, J. Franta, R. Hoffman, R. Maasch, D. Bemardy, P. Goche, S. Bruns, J. Woelfel, A. Kramer. Row 6: C. Kragh, J. Schueller, R. Goblirsch, R. Prechel, V. Paluck, B. Zollner, M. Janachousky, B. Baune, M. Martin, G. Larsen, M. Mar- quardt-K. Benson, J. Hengel, P. Fennem, S. Lensing. Row J: C. Dolan, J. Paluck, R. Wagner, C. Steffi, L. Pitzel, N. Daub, D. Rechtzigel, S. VanLoy, L. Holznagel, S. Mahal, K. Speilmann, L. Dallmann, K. Arends, J. Werner, J. Timm. Row 8: S. Skoblik, J. Estum, S. Fischer, C. Rohlik, J. Pietrowski, M. Bemardy, D. Schmidt, L. Herbeck, M. Hennen, S. Price, A. Rothmeier, N. Baune, V. Klande, M. Kot- val, K. Davis. Lettermen's Club- Row 1: B. Johanneck, J. Koewler, S. Mathiowetz, R. Burtzel , S. Kalkhoff, P. Rohlik, D. Hauptli, B. Pietrowski, L. Jenniges. L. Friedley, R. Kragh, J. Reese, R. Zimmer. Row 2: K. Dresow, G. Reese, D. Neumann, J. Guetter, L. Woelfel, D. Zimmer, J. Louwagie, G_. Dahmes, M. Zimmerman, R. Fidler, N. Steffi, J. Schoo. Row 3: D. Bliss, D. Winn, D. Hauptli, S. Len- sing, T. Price, S. Prokosch, D. Honet- schlager, D. Honetschlager, T. Kramer, L. Jenniges, R. Baune, Row h: M. Heiling, D. Lindeman, T. Ourada, C. Rohlik, W. Steffen, B. Schmidt, D. Schaffran, G. Bittner, K. Sinclair, C. Trost, Row $: Coaches Mr. Hindt, Mr. Grossman. 96 LETTER WEN Active! is the Word The Letterman's Club is an organi- zation of all boys who have earned a letter in varsity sports. This summer the Letterman's club went a- round the area to sell birthday and anniversary calenders. These were distributed this fall at the beginn- ing of the school year. For winter project they presented Merlin the Magican. Merlin put on a magic show and hyptnotic show. Letterman's Club sponsored the Menagerie. They did an act from the $0's as well as sing alongs, humor, and comedy and indivi- dual songs. Officers are Pres., R. Burtzel; V. Pres., S. Kalkoff; Sec. Treas., J. Koewler. RABBIT RITERS Creative Riters! The Rabbit Riters' v ub this year met every first Thursday each month. The officers for the year were presi- dent: Cheryl Mathiowetz, vice presi- dent: Janelle Schweim, secretary: Sandy Hoffmann, treasurer: Dona Bera- nek, historian: Lori Geske, and co- editors: Loria Holznagel and Renee Goblirsch. There were many activities during the year. They held a halloween party with orange and black balloons, and all the trimmings. During the Christmas tson, they went caroling at the Wa- o Rest Home, and afterwards held a party. The Library Club and Rabbit Writers joined to hear guest speaker, Cathy Pranta telling about her trip to Yugoslavia. Also, together with the Library Club, they held a Valentine's Lay dance for the Lisa Cady fund, Be- sides that they had a Sneaky Poem Con- test, and some of the members entered the Read Creative Writing Contest. Front Row: C. Mathiowetz, J. Schweim S. Hoffman, L. Geske, Back Row: R. Goblirsch, Mrs. Christensen, V. Stage S. Stage, D. Beranek, L. Holznagel. 98 NHS INDUCTS 15 Micki Kramer, Cindy Zollner, Patti Zimmerli, Vem Bloedow, Jolene Mac'ht, Janette Hoffman, Laurie Schmidt, De- nise Christensen, Audrey Kletscher, and Shelia Sinclair were inducted this year into the National Honor Society. They were picked by the fa- culty according to class participa- tion, attitude, and other criteria. There are 27 members in National Ho- nor Society this year. BELOW-Row 1: J. Franta, M. Kramer, C. Zollner, J. Hoffman, A. Kletscher, L. Schmidt, J. Macht, Mr. Tharaldson. Row 2: D. Christensen, P. Zimmerli, E. Raddatz, B. Price, J. Prericks, J. Rothmeier, C. Franta, M. Engel, L. Szczesniak. Row 3: D Mahal, M. Sta- ssen, M. Schueller, P. Guetter, S. Schueller, J. Koewler, S. Kalkhoff, A. Jaeger, S. Sinclair, B. Pistulka. FFA UP AND COMING Constructing a park, selling fruit and organizing a basketball team were just a few of the activities that FFA members put a lot of effort and hard work into during the school year. They saw their efforts rewarded when they received the WCCO Conservation in Action Award and the Environment Award from the Redwood Soil and Water Conservation District. Various trips were taken. They attended Farmfest USA in September. In October, Douglas Kletscher and Steve Lensing were delegates to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Other activities included the first annual FFA Banquet and choosing a FFA Sweetheart. LEFT: FFA-Row Is G. Reese, T. Ourada M. Bemardy, J. Turgeon, C. Rohlik, S. Prokosch, R. Jenniges, D. Neu- man, S. Lensing, D. Lensing, R. Baune, J. Reese, B. Zimmerli. Row:2 D. Winn, A. Jaeger, D. Kreft, M. Rohlik, Mr. Ogilivie, L. Schaffran, B. Guetter, W. Kolander, A. Ourada D. Rothmeier, S. Walter, J. Schuel- ler, B. LeGare, G. Schoo, Row 3: J. Brey, J. Knott, T. Jenniges, P. Bock, D. Kletscher, L. Schroepfer, D. Plaetz, J. Fixsen, D. Wagner, T. Hoffman, C. Lindeman, M. Frank. Row U: R. Heiling, A. Kletscher, J. Gustafson, K. Price, B. Baune, G. Rechtzigal, B. Baune, D. Rudenick, L. Kenny, W. Stephen, L. Jenniges, J. Knott. Row 5s M. Heiling, J . Linsmeir, C. Mathiowetz, P. Jaeger, J. Louwagie, P. Zwaschka, G. Gob- lirsch, D. Rasmussen, C. Radel, D. Dolan, D. Szczesniak, G. Regnier. ABOVE: Award Winners at FFA banquet. LEFT: FFA Officers-Mr. Ogilivie, J. Brey, D. Kletscher, D. Linde- man, P. Bock, D. Neuman, M. Bemardy. FAR LEFT: FFA Sweetheart-Diane Rohlik. GERMAN CLUB The Traveling Germans This is the first year that the senior high and junior high German clubs have been combined. This combination has resulted in varied and numerous activities. Some of these activities were the second annual volleyball tournament, rollerskating at Balaton, Christmas caroling, atrip to New Ulm to shop and eat a German meal. Front row: S. Price, A. Rothmeier, M. Henning, J. Kramer, N. Baune, J. Paluck, I. Iribeck, C. Dolan, J. Estum, S. Fischer, J. Pietrowski, K. opielman. 2nd row: I. Schaffran, K. Kelly, B. Konrady, G. Killer, J. Salfer, B. Fennem, M. Salfer, R. Alexander, R. Price, K. Amds, Miss Dragseth, 3rd row: C. Salfer, J. Robasse, L. Geske, S. Hoffman, V. Paluck, J. Rothmeier, B. Vogel, J. Hoffman, A. Kletcher, S. Eisenmeng- er. Jj.th row: L. Gales, L. Lange, R. Bemardy, N. Plaetz, D. Steffi, K. Rothmeier, C. Fischer, K. Price, J. Geske, M. Schumacker, M. Kramer. 102 STUDENT COUNCIL Goals Achieved The new Student Council members met in the fall of the year to plan Homecoming festivities. They kept busy afterwards assisting with open house during American Education Week. Later they sponsored a sock-hop for the first game of the season. After that they also assisted with parent-teacher conferences in November. Student Council Accomplishments Sept. 29th Oct. 29th Oct. 27th Nov. 3rd. Organized homecoming festivities. Helped with open house during American Education Week. Planned sock hop after last foot- ball game of the season. Helped out with Parent-Teacher Conference. ABOVE: Front-R. Maasch, D. Rohlik, J. Alter- matt, S. Mathiowetz, P. Gleisner, D. Christen- sen. Back-M. Jacoby, K. Gales, H. Jenniges, K. Honetschlager, L. Friedley, J. Schueller'S. Burtzel, R. Zimmer, L. Burtzel, K. Haag. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Ambitious! The Jr. High Student Council consists of the president from each class along with three re- presentatives from each grade. The student council raised mon- ey along with the help of the jr. high by putting on a bake sale. Other activites includ - ed a Halloween dance and in Feb- ruary a Valentine dance was held, and the money went to the Lisa Cady Fund. RIGHT: Pres. J. Robasse, Sec.- Treas. K. Arends, V. Pres. T. Altermatt. BELOW: Jr. Student Council-Row 1: K. Arends, J. Robasse, T. Altermatt, C. Fisher, J. Schuel- ler, M. Schumacher, D. Baune, M. Pranta. What Next ? bus patrol Kids-wouldn't you just love to tie them up at times. You may have seen some girls and boys stumbling out of the buses wear- ing an angry expression on their faces and clutching a bunch of pa- pers. These girls and boys might be the bus patrols, who have just suf- fered through another nerve racking bus ride. Above: BUS PATROL- Front Row: K. Gales, M. Engel, K. Jenniges, J. Hillesheim, B. Zollner, J. Hengel. Row 2: C. VanHecke, J. Frericks, M. Mahal, L. Schmidt, K. Luckhardt, C. Hoffman, P. Goche, Row 3: C. Bera- nek, S. Kalkhoff, S. Landkammer, B. Rasmussen, J. Hertling, y. Janachouv- sky, B. Vogel, E. Raddatz, M. Stassen, M. Kramer, L. Szczesniak, M. Marquar- dt, J. Hoffman. Row 1|.: M. Jacoby, Ko Weber, T. Hoffman, D. Dolan, R. Schmiesing, T. Bock, M. Plaetz, R. Hansen. FH« Charity Walk Highlights Year The girls in FHA experienced some- thing new this year—a charity walk to Lucan. The money raised from the project went to the Crippled Children Fund, Vahasso Nursing Home, Clements Day Care Center and the FHA chapter. In spite of all the aching feet, the girls really had a great time. Other Highlights were a visit to the Robert Milton Home, the annual Christmas party and serving for the FFA Banquet. Row 1: Advisor, Mrs. Olson, Y. Pres., H. Jenniges, Sec., M. Mahal, Pres., C. Beranek, Treas., M. Jacoby, Historian, G. Larson, Reporter, S. Beranek, Song Leader, S. Sinclair. Row 2: L. Burt- zel, J. Guetter, J. Lensing, V. Guet- ter, C. Timm, J. Schmidt, L. Dolan, J. Rothmeir, M. Frank, S. Jenniges, M. Wagner, J. Fennem, J. Bock. Row 3: D. Mahal, M. Stassen, A. Kletscher, K. Bock, J. Hennen, K. Dresow, D. Sko- blik, M. Holznagel, S. Landkammer, J. Hertling, B. Rasmaussen, L. Werner, Row 1+: L. Schmidt, M. VanMevem, V. Janachousky, B. Zollner, M. Hagert, B. Baune, M. Janachousky, J. Macht , B. Wegner, L. Strand, M. Marquardt, M. Martin, J. Hengel. Row $: K. Raveling, M. Kramer, T. Guetter, B. VanLoy, Y. Daub, K. Fischer, N. Plaetz, K. Rothmeir, J. Geske, K. Price, L. Schueller, A. Irlbeck. 106 Jr. High Library Club Activities Produce A Busy Year During study halls the Junior High Library Club worked in the library, helping shelve books and learning the work of the library. In May they had a tea party with their mothers which turned out very interesting. « They sponsored a benefit dance for Lisa Cady in March that had a good turnout. At the end of the school year they also had a party with the Riters Club. Officers for the year were: Pres- ident Joan Robasse; Vice-President Ann Price, Secretary Vicky Fischer and Treasurer Judy Fischer. Junior High Library Club: Sitting; D. Reese, D. Polzin, J. Robasse, J. Fischer, V. Fischer, A. Price, J. Gammelgaard. Standing; Miss Brunfelt, N. Daub, J. Burtzel, S. Fischer, L. Kletscher, P. Daub, S. Beckman, J. Woelfel, S. VanLoy, V. Stage, L. Geske, L. Pitzel, D. Gladitsch, S. Stage. 107 CLASS OFFICERS STUDENTS LEAD PEERS Below: Eighth grade Class Officers: T. Friedley, V. Pres.; V. Paluck, Sec.-Treas.; M. Schumacher, Pres. Par Lower Right: Sophomore Officers: H. Jenniges, V„ Pres.; K. Gales Treas.; L. Burtzel, Sec.; R. Zimmer, Pres. Pictured are the 1972-73 class officers for grades 7-12. One of the busiest classes has been the seniors. They formed committees to plan the class motto, song, flower and the color of caps and gowns. UPPER CERTER: Jr. Class Officers: D. Rohlik, V. Pres.; M. Jacoby, Sec.; R. Maasch, Treas.; L. Friedley, Pres.; Center, Sr. Class Officers: J. Altermatt, V. Pres.; S. Mathiowetz, Pres.; P. Gle- isner, Sec.; D. Christensen, Treas.; Lower Center, Freshmen Class Officers: S. Burtzel, Treas.; K. Honetschlager, Pres.; J. Schueller, V. Pres..- K. Hagg, Sec. TV. EH E TIME Is NOW SPONSORS Wabasso Baune Insurance Bernardy’s Food Market Bob’s Body Shop Dr. N.J.Goblirsch Druck Motors Eykyn’s Bar Franta Stanley Funeral Service, Dealers in Frigidaire,Zenith and’ Maytag Gambles Great Plain Supply Co. Hirsch Electric Kerr McGee Farm Center Kretsch Chevrolet Leistikow’s Store Marv’s Cafe R M Cafe Schwab Conoco Wabasso Cleaners Wabasso Farmers Elevator Wabasso Locker Wabasso Standard Wabasso State Bank Woelfel Construction Eykyn’s Bar Hagerts T.V. Service Kesley’s Bar Mary Thompson Beauty Salon Strand’s Diesel Service Veterinary Hospital Redwood Falls Asleson Visual Clinic Ben Franklin Ehler’s Ehler's Mens Store Coast to Coast Total Hardware Galles Ready To_Wear Jessop’s Nelson Shjaastab “Our Own Hardware” The Music Store Inc. ' Everything in Music” Ph 637-8453 Wilsons Clothing Vesta Dr. R. A. Peterson Don's Cafe Great Plain Supply Co. Kropp's Mobile Scenic City Coop Oil Smi tty’s Travelers Vesta Farmer's Elevator Vesta Locker and Grocery Vesta State Bank W F. Maasch Welding The Editors of the RABBIT would like to thank Bill Wetmore, of William's Studio for taking and printing all the group shots again this year. Also a special thanks to Bittner Pho- tos for all the help and encourage- mente ml SENIOR INDEX ALTERMA.TT, JQANN-GAA 1+; Annual Staff 2; Student Council 3 U; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Choir 1,2, Class Officer 1+; Cheerleading 1,2. BARNUM, DAN-Band 1,2,3,1+; Track 3. BAUNE, COLLEEN-Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Band 1,2,3; VICA 1+. 2,3,1+; Girls Track 1, BENSON, STEVE- BERANEK,CAROL-GAA 1,2,3; Writer� s 3; Paper Staff 3� FHA 2,3,It; Bus patrol 1,2,3,1+; Pep Club 2,3,1+; Band 1,2, 3,i+; Danceline 3,1+; DECA 1+. BERNARDS, COLLEEN-FHA 2; Bus Patrol 1+. BERNARDY, DONNA-GAA 3,1+; Paper Staff 1+; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3 BLOEDOW, VERN-Lettermen's Club 1+; NHS i+; Band 1; Wrestling 3� U BOERBOOM, DOUGLAS-Camera Club 3; Wrestling 1,2; Track 2. BURTZEL, RANBY-Lettermen's Club 2,3, 1+; Paper Staff 1+; Pep Club 2,3,1+; Homecoming Attendant 1+; Class Offi- cer 2,i+; Boys and Girls County 3; Boys State 3; Basketball 2,3,1+; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,1+; Track 1,2,3,1+. CHRISTENSEN, DENISE-NHS 1+; Writer's Club 1,2,3; Paper Staff £+; FHA 1; Student Council 1+; Deciam 1+; Pep Club 1+; Dramatics 3,1+; Choir 3,1+; Band 1,2,3,1+; Stage Band 3,U; Triple Trio 3; Danceline 1+; Class Officer 3,1+; State Music Contest 3,i+; Dis- trict Deciam 1+. D HMES, GARLAN-Lettermen's Club 2, 3,1+; Football 1,2,3,1+; Baseball 2,3. DENNISTOUN, LAIRDIE-GAA 1,2,3,1+; Paper Staff 2,3,1+; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Dramatics 1+; Choir 1,2,1+; Twirling 3,1+; DECA 3. DTTSCHER, LAREY-VICA 1+. ENGEL, MARY-GAA 1,2,3,1+; NHS 1+; Bus Patrol 2,3,1+; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Cheerleading 1,2, 3,1+; Homecoming Attendant 3,1+; Class Officer 1,2; Boys and Girls County 3; Gymnastics 1+; State Music Contest 2,3,1+; Girls Track 1,3,1+. FTDLER,ROMAN-Football 1,2,3,1+; Track 1+. FISCHER, STEVE-Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. FRANK, MIKE-FFA i+. FRANTA, CATHY-KAA 3; NHS 1,2,3,1+ Camera Club 2; Annual Staff 2; De- clam 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Dramatics 2,1+; Choir 1,2; Girls Quintet 2; Booster Club 2; Cheerleading 1+; Boys and Girls State 3; Girls State Alternate 3; VICA 1+; Library Aide 1,2; Spainish Club 1,2. FRERICKS, JANET-NHS 1,2,3,1+; Annual Staff 2; Bus Patrol U; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Choir 1; Danceline 1+; Booster Club 2. GENZLER, PAT-GAA 1+; Camera Club 1+; Paper Staff 1,2,3,1+; Pep Club 1+; Transfer Student !+• GLEISNER, PHYLLIS-NHS 1,2; Student Council hi Pep Club 1,2; Choir 1; Homecoming Attendant 1,1+; Class Off- icer 1,1 ; VICA 1+. 112 GOBLIRSCH, TIMLettermen' s Club 1,2, 3,4} Band 1,2,3,4} Class Officer 1, 2; Basketball 1,2,3} Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Trank 3,4} Dramatics 4� GCCHE, PAULINE-GAA 1,2,3,4; Bus Pa- trol 2,3th; Pep Club 2; Choir 1} Band 1,2,3,hi State Music Contest 2. GORRES, PHYLLIS-GAA 1,2; Paper Staff 3,4; Bus Patrol 2; Pep Club 2; Cheerleading 2; Homecoming Attendant U; Class Offioer 3; DECA I}. GUETTER, JANICE-Pep Club 1,2; Choir 1} DECA 4. GUETTER, JUANITA-GAA 4� FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Band 1,2,3� I ; Library Aide 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. GUETTER, MICHAEL-FFA 3th GUETTER, PATTY-NHS 1,2,3,1+; Camera Club 2; Annual Staff 2; Declam 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,!+; Choir 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4. HELLING, MARK-Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,1+; Camera Club 3,4; Paper Staff 3; FFA 3,1+; Student Council 2,3; Home- coming Attendant 2; Class Officer 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,!+; Football 1,2, 3; Trank 2. HEILING, RONALD-Camera Club 3thi FFA !+. HlKSCH, JOLEEN-GAA i+; Annual Staff 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Dramatics 2,3, !+, Choir 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Booster Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Library Aide 2; VICA !+. HOFim, CONNIE-GAA 1,2; NHS 2; FHA 1,2; Bus Patrol 1,2,3,!+; Flag Carrier 2. HONETSCHLAGER, DAVID— Lettermen's Club 2,3,1+; Camera Club 3,!+; Bas- ketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,1+; Trank 1,3,!+. HONETSCHLAGER, DENNIS— Lettonnen' s Club 2,3,1+; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; ’Track 1. IRLBECK, JOYCE-GAA 1,2; Paper Staff 3,1+; Annual Staff 2; Pep Club 1,2; Choir 1,2. JENNIGES, LEE—FFA !+. JENNIGES, RUSSEL-Let termen's Club 2,3,4; Pep Club3; Wrestling 1, 2; Football 1,2,3; Trank 1; Golf 1,2, 3,4. JENNIGES, TOM-Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Declam 4; Pep Club 2; Dramatics 2,3; Class Officer 2; Basketball 1,2.3,1+; Foot- ball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. JOHANNECK, BOB-Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Dramatics 3, 4; Choir 2; Wrestling 2; Football 1,2,3; Trank 2,3,4 KALKHOFF, STEVE-Lettermen's Club 1, 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Camera Club 2; Stu- dent Council 1; Choir 2; Class Off- icer 1; Boys and Girls County 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Trank 2. KAUFENEERG, PAUL- Camera Club 2; DECA 3, Wrestling 1; Baseball 3; Track 2; VICA 4 KENNY, KATHY-GAA I+; Camera Club 2; Annual Staff 2; Declam 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3; Choir 1,2; Booster Club 2; Spanish Club 1; VICA. KLETSCHER, DOUGLAS-Camera Club 2,3, 4; FPA 1,3,4 KOEWLER, JEFF-Lettermen's Club 1,2� 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2; German Club 1; Pep Club 3,4 Dramatics 3; Choir 2; Homeconing Attendant 3; Class Officer 2; Boys and Girls County 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Trank 1,-3; Girl's Football Coach 3,4; Graduation Honor Guard 2. KRAGH, RANBY-Lettermen's Club 2, 3� 1+; Paper Staff 3� U; Pep Club 3� U; Homecoming Attendant 1+; Basketball 1,2,3,1+; Foothill. 1,2, 3.'+; Traok.1. KEATZKE, PETER-Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Band 1,2,3,1+; Boys and Girls County 3; DECA 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2,3; Golf 2. KREFT, DALE-FFA 1,3,1+; Bus Patrol 1, Transfer Student 2; Wrestling 1+. LANGE, DIANNE-GAA 1,2,3,1+5 Bus Pa- trol 3,1+; Choir 1; OEA' 1+. LARGE, GREG-Lettermen's Club 1,2, Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Base- ball 1,2. LE GARE, JTJDY-NHS 1; Camera Club 2; Annual Staff 2; Bus Patrol 1+5 Dra- matics 1,2,1+; Choir 1,2; Booster Club 2. LINDMAN, DANA-Lettermen's Club 1, 2,3,1+; FFA 3,1+; Band 1,2,3; Wrest- ling 1,2,3,1+; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,k MACHT, JOLENE-GSa 2,3,1+5 NHS 1+5 Pa- per Staff 3,1+; FHA 2,3,1+; Pep Club 2,3,1+; Dramatics 3 U; Choir 2,3; Girl's Sextet 2; Cheerleading 2,3,1+; Girls State Gymnastics 2,1+; Girls Basketball 2. MAHAL, BILL -Lettermen's Club 1,2,3, 1+; Homecoming Attendant 2; Class Officer 1; Basketball 1,2,3,1+; Cross Country 1+; Baseball 2,3,1+; Track 1, 3,1+; Dramatics 1+. MATHIOWETZ, STEVE-Lettermen's Club 2,3,i+; Paper Staff 3,U; Student Council 1+; Homecoming King 1+; Class Officer 1+; Boys and Girls County 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,U; Football 1,2,3, 1+; Track 1+. MEYER, ARLEN- MEYER, GALEN-Bus Patrol 2,3; DECA 3; Basketball 1; Football 1. MOORE, TOM-Paper Staff 3; Pep Club 3; Wrestling 1,2; Track 3 PASKEWITZ, JEFF- PASKEWITZ, LINBA-FHA 1; Tra sfer Student 2; MOEA 1+. PISTULKA, BRIAN-Lettermen's Club 3, 1+; NHS 3,1+; Declam 3; Bus Patrol 1, 2,3,1+; Boys and Girls County 3; Boys State 3; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2,3; Track 1+. PLAETZ, MONICA-FAA 3; Bus Patrol 1+; Pep Club 1,2; Girls Volleyball 3; Girls Basketball 3; Girls Football 3, MOEA 1+ POWELL, JANE-GAA 1,2,3,1+; Camera Club 1+; Paper Staff 2,3� U; Annual Staff 3,1+; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Dramatics 2,3,1+; Band 1,2,3,1+; Class Officer 3; State Mu- sic Contest 3 PRICE, BARBARA-GAA 3,1+5 NHS 1,2,3, i+; Annual Staff 2; Student Council 1,2; Declam 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+5 Choir 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; VICA 3. RADDATZ, EVELYN-NHS 3� U; Declam 3, Bus Patrol 2,3,1+; Pep Club 3 U; Choir 1; Class Officer 1; Boys and Girls County 3; VICA !+• REGNIER, GLEN-FFA 1+; Football 1,3 ROHLIK.ART-Lettermen's Club 2,3,1+� Wrestling 1,2,3,1+5 Cross Country 3, 1+; Track 2,3,1+� ROHLIK, CARL-Lettermen s Club 2,3, 1+; FFA 3 4; Pep Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3- rothmeier, jean-gaa 3,4; nhs 1,2,3; Camera Club 2; Annual Staff 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Band 1; Class Officer 1; VICA 3� ROTHMEIER, SUSAN-Pep Club 1,2; Choir 1. SCHILLING, MARY-GAA 1,2; Paper Staff 3,4; Declam 2,3 4; Dramatics 3 4; Choir 1,4; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3; Pop Singers 4; Boys and Girls County 3 SCHUELLER, MONICA-NHS 1,2,3,4; Bus Patrol 4; Pep Club 1,2,3 4; Choir 1,2; VICA 3. SCHi1EliLHi, SHERRY-NHS 1,2,3 4; Ann- ual Staff 2; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Cheerlead- ing 1,2; Class Officer 1; Library Aide 1; Spanish Club 1,2; VICA 4� SINCLAIR, SHELIA-GAA 1,2,3; NHS hi Writer's Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3� 4; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,3 4; Choir 1,2,3 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3 4; Girls Sextet 4; Pop Singers 4; Gymnastics 1,2; State Music Contest 3 4; Dis- trict Band 3,4; District Choir 4; District Jazz Band 3 STASSEN, MARILYN-Writer's Club 2,3; FHA 1; Bus Patrol 3,4; Pep Club 2; Dramatics 2,U; Choir 1,2,3 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Girls Sex- tet 2,3; Pop Singers 4; Triple Trio 2,3; Boys and Girls County 3; Girls State 3; State Music Contest 2,3,4; Select Band 3,4; Select Chorus 4; National Poetry Press Winner 2,3,4« STEFFL, THERESA-Pep Club 1,2; Choir 1,2; Girls Sextet 2; Girls Volley- ball 4; DECA 4 STRAND, LYNETTE-GAA 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3 4; Dramatics 3 4; Choir 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; DECA 3; Twirling 3,4- SZCZESNIAK, LUANA-GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FHA 2; Declam 3; Bus Patrol 3 '4; P$p Slub 1,2,3; Danceline 3 4; Cheerleading 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Class Officer 2; Gymnastics 2,3; Flag Core 2; Honor Guard 2. TURGEON, JOE-FFA 3,4; Pep Club 4; Transfer Student 2; Wrestling 2,3; Track 3 VAN LOY, BARBARA-GAA 2,3,U; FHA 1 , 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Danceline 3; Cheerleading 4; Twirling 2,3; Drum Majorette4 VAN MEREVAN, ARLIS-FAA 1,2; FHA 1, 2,3; Choir 1,2; Transfer Studenti;; DECA 4. WARNER, CAROL-GAA 1,2,jj,4; Writer's Hub 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Dramatics 1; Choir 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest i;. WEBER, KATHY-GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Bus Patrol 3; DECA !+• WOODFORD, COLLEEN-GAA 1,3; Writer's Club 2; Paper Staff 3 4; Annual Staff 3; Declam 4; Bus Patrol 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 2; DECA $ Girls Basketball 2. WURSCHER, TOM- ZIMMERLI, PATTI-GAA 1,2; NHS 4; Pa- per Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Choir 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3 4; Girls Sextet 1; Pep Singers 4; State Music Contest 1,2,3� 4« ZIMMERMAN, MERLIN-Lettermen's Club HERBECK, JESSICA-Danceline U 2,3,1 ; Wrestling 1,2,3,U; Football JAEGER, ALAN_ 1,2,3,1 5 Track 1• JENSEN, BOB RUDENICK, DEBBIE ZOLLNER, JANET-Pep Club 1,2. WEGNER, BERNATTA-Cheerleading. FACULTY INDEX ROBERT ADAMS-Music 7 8, Sr. High Cho- rus, Music Theory, Music Appreciation, Mixed Jr. High Chorus, Girls Jr. High Chorus. PETER BERG-Biology, Chemistry, $dv. Biology, Earth Science 9. TOM BREYFOGLE-Social Studies 9, Am. History. RALPH BROWN-Ind. Arts 7,8, 9, Metals I II, Power Shop. BELINDA BRUNFELT-Jr. High Lib. MARGIE CHRISTENSEN-English 7, Supp. MILES DAVIS-Soc. St. 8, Math 7. NANCY DRAGSETH—German 7 8, German I II. JEANNE FROEMMING-Phy• Ed. 8, Health 8. LEO GROSSMAN-Phy Ed. 7 10, Hlth 7 10, Indv. Sports. MARK HASSENSTAB-Supp. 7 8. ROBERT HILL-Soc. St. 7 8. GARY HINDT-Phy. Ed. 7,8, 9, Hlth 7,8 9, Jr. High Sports. SUZANNE JACKSON-Art 7 8, Art 11 12, Adv. Art. RICHARD JOHNSON-Am. History, World History. LAWRENCE KALLEVTG—Alg. I II, Adv. Math, Geometry, Physics. PAULINE KALLEVIG-Math 8, Earth Science 9, General Math, Alg. I. ROGER KALLSTROM-Math 7 8, Jr. High Sports. ETHEL KEIL-Typing I, Shhd. I II. TOM KEMP- Supp. KATHY KLABUNDE-Cons. Clothing Foods, Family Living, Crafts, Boy1 s Home Ec., Housing. JOYCE KRfMER-Phy Ed. 7,9, 10, Hoth. 7,9, 10. JEFFREY LIEN-English 10 11. ANNA MERTH-Librarian. DOUGLAS NELSON-Math 7, Science 7 8. DARRELL OGILVTE-Feeds, Hort. Land- scape, Plant Animal Sc. Ag. Exp. Opp., Soil Water, Ag. Bus.,Ag. Mech I II. DONNA OLSEN-Home Ec. 7,8 9, Family Living, Boys Home Ec. LORETTA RUEDY-English 8 9. DARRELL SKOGEN-Am. History, Soc. St. 12, Bus. Math, Psy. ROBERT SCHWARTZ-Soc. St. 7 8. LOIS SPITTGERBER-English 9 10. DOROTHY STASSEN-Supp. JERRY THARLDSON-Counselor. ROBERT VENTURA-Sr. High Band, Jr. High 3and. DON WAHL-Baeic Bus. Bkkg., C.O.P., Dr. Ed. MARY WETMORE-English 12, Int. to Th. Pub. Sp. 116