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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

w A B A S S 0 p u B L 1 C S c H O O I, WABASSO. MINNESOTA EDITORS: LOIS WERNER ADVISORS: LOIS SPUTTGERBER NANCY PLAETZ JEFF LIEN 5 15 25 35 57 Cfubs i In Memoriam Carl N. Bye 1910-1974 r During his first year here as su- perintendent of School District 61+0, Melvin Salmela took over the many and sometimes difficult responsibil- ities that all superintendents must face. These responsibilities in- cluded carrying out the school board decisions, hiring teachers, deciding on all educational matters, and set- ting and enforcing school regulations for all school activities. Melvin Salmela was bom in Sebeka, Minnesota. Before taking over the superintendent s job here in Wabas- so, he had been superintendent at Nashua, Iowa, for eight years. Mr. Salmela received his education at Floodwood, Minnesota, the University of Minnesota, and at the University of Northern Iowa. RIGHT: Superintendent Melvin Sal- mela. ADMINISTRATION In the Heat of the Night This past year the school board dealt with their usual problems. They tried to make the school system satisfactory to students, fac- ulty, and parents. At the end of the school year, Mrs. Betty Zollner resigned. The board was left with the choice of appointing some- one new or leaving it as a six-member board. BELOW: School Board-Row It L. Hauptli, E. Kruse, B. Zollner. Row 2: M. Bittner, M. Salmela, J. Franta, M. Fuhr, G. Alexander. RIGHT: Principal Everett Leino. MILES DAVIS - North Dakota State, Mankato State 7 Victoria Bertrand - Moorhead Corinne Bormann - St. Theresa, Pern Irey - Southwest otate state Winona Richard Allen - U of SD, Brookings Peter Berg - Mankato State Robert Alains - Hamitne Melody Altermatt - St. Scholastica Catherine Adams - Hamline Margie Baune Belinda Brunfelt - Mankato State Ellen Irlbeck Richard Johnson - St. Cloud State Marsha Johnson - St. Cloud State Lawrence Kallevig - U of M, Minneapolis Margie Christensen - Augsburg College Bruce Drake - Dartmouth Gary Hindt - Moorhead State Leo Grossman - Moorhead State Tom Breyfogle - Mankato State Ralph Brown - Mankato State HU jP Koger Kailstrom - Northern State Doug Nelson - Mankato State 10 Valerie Oftedahl - U of M, Morris Ethel Keil - Mankato State Jeff Lien - Concordia College Anna Merth - Bemidji State Donna Olson - North Dakota State Darrell Ogilvie - U of M, St. Paul Mary Wetmore - U of M, Minneapolis Ken Wistrom - Augsburg College Faye Wistrom - Augsburg College SCHOOL SERVICES Takin’ Care oi Business Hey, Virgil, could you open the gate so I can get to my locker? ,rMay I use your key to open up the bandroom? There's something the matter with my locker; it von't open. What's happening! The lights won't come on! These are statements that the custodians are faoed with every year. But then on the other hand, the custodians can be heard saying, Would who ever has taken our eight-foot ladder please bring it back? LEFT: LeRoy Irlbeck. LOWER LEFT: Virgil Ham- mers chmidt. BELOW: Don Friedley, Dick Cady. Singing In The Kitchen Can you imagine serving 1+50 excited, boisterous students in a matter of an hour? Impossible, right? No matter how impossible it seems, the cooks managed to do just that while a snow storm bore down on Wabasso and the surrounding area. This was just one of the great feats the cooks managed; the other is suc- cessfully feeding those 1+50 students every school day during the year. ABOVE: C. Friedley, E. Benson, M. Friedley, R, Goblirsch. LEFT: D. Kenney, M. Steffi, V. Johanneck. 13 I Can Help Can you imagine a day without the secretaries? Each day they keep track of the students. They take care of such things as make-up slips, and collecting lunch money; typing forms, letters and making school newsletters always keep them busy. The secretaries are constantly answering questions like what time does a bus leave for a game or where is a certain person . '’Mrs. Georgius is our reliable bookkeeper. She must tackle the money problems for the school. She is assisted by Mrs. Breyfogle. Solnedftne many jobs that kept Mrs. Sinclair busy throughout the year were checking physical education students for hearing, eye sight, and scoleosis, which is curvature of the spine. A new addition to her office was a personal tele- phone. ABOVE: D. Schueller, E. Georgius, J. Niemann, S. Bock. LEFT: B. Maurer. BELOW: P. Sinclair. LOWER LEFT:' L. Breyfogle. « MICHAEL ALLEX DEANNE BARNUM Southwest State College U of M - Morris MAUREEN BAUNE Willmar Vo. Tech. ALICE BiUJoN Work WILLIAM JAY BERNARDY Dunwoody Institute KATHY M. BENSON Marriage SANDRA BERANEK U of M - Waseca JOEL BENSON Work MARY BERNARDY LAUREE BURTZEL DARLA DAHMES VICKIE ANN DAUB Willmar Vo. Tech. Willmar Vo. Tech. U of M - Morri3 St. Cloud State College KIRK E. .DAVIS School LINDA A. EISENMENGER St. Theresa s, Winona GLEN A. FITZSIMMONS School JEANNE MARIE FRANTA Saint Benedict s KAREN GALES JOE GAMMEI£AARD JOE GLEISNER JIM GOBLIRSCH School Undecided Work Work CAROL GUETTER JEROME GUETTER THERESA GUETTER . VICKI GUETTER Willmar Vo, Tech. Willmar Vo. Tech Work Work KIM HAAG Marriage DENNIS HAMMERSCHMIDT Granite Palls Vo. Tech, DOUGLAS JOHN HENGEL Willmar Vo. Tech. ROXANNE HOFEWAN Southwest State College LEONARD DAVID JENNIGES Work HELEN JENNIGES Willmar Junior College BRIAN J, HOGEN Willmar Junior College ANITA IRLBECK Willmar Vo. Tech, ROD JENNIGES TIM JENNIGES WAYNE JENNIGES JEFFREY JOHANNECK Willmar Vo. Tech. Work Work Southwest State College FAYTHE KING St. Paul Bible College LEON R. KING Willmar Vo. Tech. JIM KNOTT Work PAULETTE (DONNER) KOSEL Marriage TONY D. KRAMER Work and School CRAIG A. LANGE Willmar Vo. Tech, GAIL LARSEN Marriage DAVID LHVSING Willmar Vo Tech DEBBIE PASKEWITZ Work WES PENSKE Work DIANE MAHAL St Cloud State College JEAN LEASING Willmar Junior College FRANK PETRACEK JUSTINE PLAETZ U of M - Morria Willmar Vo Tech MARY PRECHEL KATHLEEN RAVEILING Willmar Junior College Work JACK REESE Willmar Junior Collage JEFFREY A. RECHTZIGEL Canby Vo, Tech, MIKE REMIGES Work NEAL ROHLIK Farm LEANN FAYE RUDENICK TOM SCHILLING Bethany Lutheran College Service MICHAEL SCH0TT9IBAUER Work DANIEL Work JODY SCHUELLER Willmar Junior College LAVONNE SCHUELLER Marriage iCHWAB GERALD SKOBLUC Work DAN SPRINGER Southwest State College MARCIA L. STASSEN, Westmar College NEAL STEPPL Undecided COLLEEN S. TIMM Granite Palls Vo. Tech, CINDY VAN HECKE Marriage CURT TROST School JOHN A. VAN LOY Work DAVID A. WAGNER School LOIS WERNER Will,mar Vo. Tech, RANDY ZIMMER School WILLIAM P. ZIMMERLI Southwest State College 1 f 'iLch M , A, A ■ Mr' j n J,J .% .V V-'- ' A {v‘Hr ; v Jiv ?4m ' 'a1 A ' ■ w 'Zo'l , r.tf ! c 1j —?ut , kbrf ’ ,■■ ll e ' .fw ■ '- HST v I c . . 1 V'A -if ., $ w. 5js A • . . ' : S Kx ' . ' b A h u '■; - - ■ I X '• ' V 1 0 • Tm mtumsK homecoming Bouquet of Roses Our football team sallied forth under the slogan We Love You, Rabbits to crush the Mor- ton Indians. And the inarching band survived a shivering wind to present a halftime show titled A Grid Iron Portrait . The Country Velvets entertained the many dancers in the gym after the royalty marched down the yellow brick road. The next day every- one was tired; but happy! Weeks before the day of homecoming, every class was busy making many plans for the big day. The school was buzzing with activity late into the nights. And then the big day came. The faculty and the theater class each presented the students with a skit, and the band played a selection. The drum roll raised the already high excitement level to a peak Adrenalin rushed through the blood of the royalty candidates as Queen Deanzie and King Randy were crowned. LOWER LEFT: Center-Reigning Queen Deanne Bamum and Reigning King Randy Zimmer. Row 1: Ruth Prechel, Roxanne Hoffman, Carol Guetter, Karen Zimmerli, Mike Trost, Cindy Van He eke, Laurie Dolan. Row 2: Mark Schumacher, Rod Jenniges, Jerome Guetter, Tony Kramer, Mark Rohlik. DRAMA The Show Must Go On Stop eating the chicken, I can't pay for it. .. .'Ttors. Molloy, help there’s a man! ... Kiss a girl Cornelius, you don't know any girls. These are only a few of the many lines that brought laughter from the audience as the WHS drama department presented The Match- maker Thornton Wilder's non rauscial version of Hello Dolly, on November 8th and 9th. The Matchmaker is Wilder's delightful farce about having wonderful days, spending money and being foolish. But most of all its about adventure. Like Bamaby says, ... we hope that in your lives you have just the right amount of sitting quietly at home, and just the right amount of adventure. ABOVE: Row 1: K. Franta, J. Gladitsch, J. Pistulka, K. Gales. Row 2: M. Kelly, D. Springer, W. Schaffran, J. Hengel, M. Hauptli, C. Timm, D. Jensen, T. Schilling, B. Kon- rardy, D. Gammelgaaz !, D. Mahal, G. Miller, K. Davis. 28 SPRING DRAMA LEFT: Spring Drama-Row Is B. Konrardy, A. Keith, W. Schaffran, A. Campos, M. Aquino. Row 2: F. Petracek, K. Price, P® Jenniges, P. Deprez, Gfc Skoblik, D® Hengel, J® Bock, W. Skoblik, M® Kel- ly, C. Berghs, H. Jenniges, N. Plaetz, D® Styn- ski, J® Robasse® PROM Sweet Moments It's Springtime! Or one would sure think so upon viewing the Wanda Legion Hall on May 2, 1975- The event was the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme song, If , was performed by the fabulous Blackwood . The hall was decked out with purple and white, revolving around a garden house and spouting fountain. The eve- ning was termed a success, as the 1975 Prom came to a close. ABOVE: • Prom Waiters and Waitresses-Row 1: S. Moore, N. Schoo, K. Goblirsch. Row 2: D. Brand, D. Baune, M. Schumacher. LEFT: Jr. Class Advisors-M. Weis, J. Lien. GRADUATION It’s A Wbnderful Thing T) Be Me Class Flower Red and White Roses Class Colors Red and White Class Song The Impossible Cream L. M. Fuhr Award Marcia Stassen American Legion Awards Carla Mae Cahmes Anthony Kramer 'Class Advisors Mary Wetmore Con Wahl 32 HIGHEST HONOR STUDENTS Marcia Stassen Jeanne Franta Diane Mahal Mary Prechel HONOR STUDENTS Deanne Bamum Sandra Beranek Lauree Burtzel Darla Mae Dahmes Vickie Daub Kirk Davis Linda Eisenmenger Karen Gales Vicki Jo Guetter Roxanne Hofftaan Anita Irlbeck Helen Jenniges Anthony Kramer Gail Larsen Debbie Paskewitz Francis Petracek Kathy Raveling Leon Schroepher Jody Schueller LaVonne Schueller Colleen Timm Lois Werner Bill Zimmerli ScfjooLl? J. Hengel S. Hennen L. Henriksen P. Guetter D. Goblist C. Guetter T. Altermatt C. Arends B. Baune D. Baune S. Baune T. Bemardy P Hansen K. Helling G. Deprez B. Dolan J. Engel B. Fennem A. Fischer Class Of 1980 S. Fischer B Fixsen J. Franta S. Frericks K. Bock W. Bock J. Boyum D. Carity S. Christensen S. Davis B Hagert C. Gales K. Gammelgaard E. Goblirsch The seventh grade has participated in many Junior High events. A Hallo- ween dance was sponsored by the Junior High student council, and a Valentine's dance was held by the Rabbit Rookies. Their musical talent was also revealed at the Junior High concerts- J. Rohlik L. Rohlik P. Rothmeier B. Salfer D. Salfer J. Salfer J. Salfer A. Schilling H. Schoo M. Schroepfher J. Schueller S. Seikora M. Soupir T. Stage T. Steffi N. Trost J. Turbes J. VanHecke J. Wagner D. Walter K. Warner D. Winn M. Zollner K. Zollner P. Bernard S. Bernard T. Bock J. Brand -TT C1 a s s of 1979 B. Burtzel R. Christensen S. Deprez S. Engel W. Estum D. Fennem J. Fischer S. Frank K. Frericks D. Geske Pi Goblirsch P. Goblirsch S. Goblish T. Guetter C. Haag R. Hansen C. Henning R. Alexander C. Baune B. Hoffinan !)• Irlbeck L. Albu ' T. ' '4 J. Henriksen J. Henriksen C. Hertling 39 G. Irlbeck J Jenniges L. Jenniges D. Jensen T. Jordan B. King B. Kletscher J. Knott T. Knott C. Kramer S. Lange The eighth grade class is one of the teams of WHS who keep themselves busy with events that axe recognized each year. The first, and most important, was working on a float for Homecoming. Another is Halloween which can not be left undone without some sort of fun, so they held a dance in honor of this occasion. Let18 not forget about Red and White Day , better known as Valen- tine's, the class held a dance again for all those with sweethearts or just friends. Now their last and final step was getting pre- pared for the senior high days coming soon. K. Martensen R. Meyer C. Miller L. Ourada R. Paskewitz S. Paskewitz C. Pistulka A. Plaetz B. Plaetz B. Plaetz 40 S. Pohlen P. Polzin A. Price J. Prokosch D. Raddatz Iu Riley P. Robasse A. Rohlik B. Rohlik o. Rohlik C. Salfer M. .'amyn W. 3chaffran B. Schmidt L. Schmidt J. Schueller G. Schumacher K. Shemon B. Skoblik R. Skoblik M. Spielmann K. Thull G« Turbes P. Wagner T. Walters B. Watkins K Weber r. Verner M. Woelfel D. Wotschke M Zimmerli 41 P. Baune I). Beckman E. Benson J. Benson M. Benson D. Beranek M. Bemardy C. Birkholz K. Boerboom Jo Burtzel L. Burtzel C. Dolan J. Ebnet K. Eisenmenger So what if they can’t find the classrooms the first day of school? They re freshmen; they will learn. So what if they keep going up and down the wrong side of the steps? They re freshmen; they will learn. So what if they don’t know all the teachers names? They’re freshmen; they will learn—and most of them did! Even though they may still go up and down the wrong side of the stairs, they are more confident about themselves, their teachers, and their classes. M. Henning D. Henriksen N. Fischer S. Fischer C. Frank M. Franta S. Frericks R. Hoffman G. Honetschiager J. Irlbeck J). Jaeger M. Janachovsky B. Jenniges J. Jenniges M. Jenniges N. Jenniges K. Jensen E Kalkhoff V. Klante J. Rohlik R. Rohlik A. Rothmeier D. Rudenick CT. Salfer J. Polzin S. Price C. Rohlik G. Rohlik L Kletscher J. Knott J• Knott A. Kramer J. Kramer L. Lennhoff J• Lensing C Mathiowetz L. Nott D. Olson J. Paluck N. Paskewitz R. Paskewitz J. Pietrowski P. Petracek L. Pitzel Dietz Fermem Fennem Fischer Fischer Fischer S. Gladitsch K. Goblirsch R. Goblirsch This was really an exciting year for the sophomores • Fall was a busy time with Home- coming and the magazine drive. For Homecom- ing they made their class float and decora- ted the football field. The magazine drive made it possible for the class to raise over $1800. Tension was building up for weeks before the driver s permit test. Three times this year there were many happy faces as the examiner handed them their permits. 47 T% Guetter K. Haag L. Hagert M. Hauptli S. Heiling S. Hoffman L. Holznagel J. Irlbeck M. Jacoby D. Jenniges P. Jenniges P. Jenniges R. Jenniges T. Johanneck D. Kalkhoff M. Kelly L. Knott B. Konrardy R. (Plaetz) Brand D. Polzin R. Prechel A. Price R. Price J. Robasse D. Rohlik S. Rudenick J. Salfer M. Salfer J. Samyn T. Schaffran J. Schmidt S. Schmidt N. Schoo Not Pictured C. Linsmeier M. Salfer A Schunk ■ 49 M. Aquino B. Baune R. Altermatt R. Baune R. Baune Sc Benson Class of J976 Juniors were kept busy this year with many various activities. At Homecoming the juniors decorated the gym and drew up plans for their float. From Homecom- ing in October to the prom in May, there always seemed to be something happening to fill the days, weeks, and months of their 197U—75 year. C. Berghs A. Bemardy D. Bemardy R. Bemardy S. Bemardy J. Bock K. Bock S. Burtzel G. Christensen L. Dolan K. Dresow D. Duscher D. Fennem J. Fennem K. Fischer J. Fixsen M. Frank K. Franta D. (Frericks) Lingle D. Rasmussen J. Knott W. Kolander T. Kramer L. Lange B. LeGare K. Price S. Radel G. Luckhardt D. Miller M. Nott A. Ourada B. Penske J. Pistulka I), Plaetz N. Plaetz G. Price K. Price P Lehnhoff R. Linsmeier J. Louwagie B. Luckhardt G. Rechtzigel M. Rohlik D. Rothmeier K. Rothmeier D. Rudenick M. Wagner S. Walter J. Woelfel W. Schaffran J. Schilling J. Schmidt G. Schoo Not Pictured D. Fennem G. Roberts P. Salfer J, Schueller C. Schultz J. Schunk D. Skoblik D. Steffi D. Stynski B. Vogel 53 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Friends Of Mi ne This past year our school has been very fortunate to have four foreign exchange students. They were from El Salvador, Brazil, Japan, and Mexico. The students enjoyed their American home and the experiences they had; yet they were all eager to return to their country. Maria Aquino was one of the four foreign ex- change students who went to school at WHS. Maria is from San Salvador, El Salvador. She stayed with the Dennis Fennem family. Last fall she was a member of the girls volleyball team. She enjoyed going to football and basketball games and wrestling matches. For Theatre Night Maria gave a native dance. Norma Garcia is from Monterey, Mexico. She has been staying with the Holznagel family since her arrival on September 3rd� She was excited about our snowy winter and kept herself busy playing on the girls volleyball team. When she returned home, Noma brought her host sister Loria along with her. Alda Campos was the last of the four exchange students to arrive. She is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and stayed with the Ray Stynski fam- ily. Like Maria and Norma, Alda en- joyed watching the basketball and wrestling teams perform. She has made many friends here and will al- ways be remembered. Akihiko Yamageshi, known to most as Al , is from Toyota, Japan, and stayed with the Ralph Hagert family. He was active in most sports and was a member of the WHS baseball team. Besides learning English, he also studied German. He and the other foreign exchange students have been given a class ring and the 1975 year- book of WHS. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Leader of the Pack The Student Council, under the leadership of Mr. Leino and Mr. Neve, again sponsored homecoming. The sixteen members formed different committees to help make the festivities run as smoothly as possible. Each class officer automatically becomes a student council member. So you see, not only do they have to make the class run perfectly, but they also have to take on the responsibility of the whole student body! ABOVE: Sr. High Student Council-Row 1: R. Gob- lirsch, D. Beranek. Row 2: S. Bruns, S. Fischer, S. Fischer, K. Fischer, J. Pistulka, N. Plaetz, J. Paluck. Row 3s D. Dahmes, H. Jenniges, R. Jen- niges, R. Jenniges, K. Honetschlager, J. Salfer. Not pictured: L. Schueller. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior High Student Council consisted of nine members from the 7 th and 8th grades. They had two record dances during the year, and they organized an Arbor Day program to clean up Wabasso. BELOW: Jr. High Student Council-Row 1: L. Jenniges, S. Engel, Advisor M. Davis, S. Kramer, B. Dolan. Row 2: K. Shemon, J. Engel, H. Schoo, J. Jenniges, J. Maasch. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Life’s Joy RIGHT: Sr. High Chorus Officers-Row 1: Sec- Treas. C. Berghs, Pres. D. Dahmes, V. Pres. J. Schueller. Row 2: Librarians S. Van Loy, J. Schueller. K. Davis, C. Kragh. BELOW: Select Chorus Members-Row 1: C. Steffi, K. Goblirsch, M. Stassen, R. Goblirsch, K. Davis, V. Paluck, K. Jensen, D. Dahmes. Row 2: V. Daub, M. Schumacher, B. Konrardy, K. Davis, J. Dallmann, G. Miller, W. Schaffran, D. Jensen, W. Skoblik JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS LEFT: Sr. High Chorus-Row 1 s Director R. Adams, D. Skoblik, J. Bock, M. Bemardy, R. Goblirsch, S. Price, K. Davis, K. Goblirsch, L. Salmela, D. Jae- ger, K. Dahmes, D. Bamum, V. Fischer, S. Moore, J. Werner, L. Dallmann. Row 2s M. Janachovsky, J. Dallmann, M. Stassen, J. Burtzel, V. Klante, A. Bemardy, D. Hengel, C. Steffi, Co Berghs, K. Price, D. Dahmes, P. Fennem, K. Jensen, P. Jenniges, C. Mathiowetz, J. Schueller, J. Fischer. Row 3 s M. Hagert, F. Petracek, S. Bruns, S. Fischer, K. Davis, B. Konrardy, V. Daub, Y. Paluck, D. Bemardy, P. Jenniges, D. Ganmelgaard, J. Franta, J. Kramer, D. Birkholz, G. Skoblik, J. Pietrowski, K. Arends. Row Us L. Jenniges, S„ Fischer, T. Schilling, K. Friedley, G. Goblirsch, G. Honetschlager, J• Schweim, W. Schaffran, D. Jensen, J. Schueller, J. Van Loy, W. Skoblik, G. Miller, Ao Kramer. C. Kragh. BELOW: Jr. High Mixed Chorus-Row 1: A. Schilling, A. Johanneck, K. Gammelgaard, R. Paluck, J. Franta, K. Marquardt, B. Pitzel, K. Kreft. Row 2: M. Landkammer, S. Remiger, K. Rohlik, P. Hansen D. Carity, G. Deprez, D. Mathiowetz, J. Boyum, A. Fischer. Row 3s C. Rohlik, J. Louwagie, J. Jen- niges, B. Dolan, S. Prechel, J. Salfer, C. Price, S. Ril y, R. Pohlen. Row Us Director R. Adams, K. Heiling, K. Kalkhoff, M. Knott, J. Knott, L. Jenniges, S. Frericks, S. Fischer, S. Kelly, S. Christensen. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS CHORUS ABOVE: Jr High Girls Chorus-Row 1: R. Remiger, Jc Schueller, K. Zollner, K„ Martensen, T® Bock, J. Brand, K® Weber, C. Salfer, C. Miller, B® Skoblik. Row 2: L. Bemardy, R® Alexander, P® Robasse, G. Irlbeck, B® Rohlik, Ko Thull, R® Hansen, P® Macht, L. Schmidt, R® Meyer, A® Rohlik® Row 3s Adams, S® Engel, B. Hofftnan, J.Hen- riksen, G® Schumacher, M® Spielmann, P® Goblirsch, J®Hen- riksen, R. Christensen, T. Knott, R. Skoblik, B. Plaetz, J. Knott. RIGHT: Pop Singers-Row 1: K. Friedley, Director R. Adams, A® Bemardy® Row 2: D« Bamum, Do Dahmes, J. Bock, D. Skoblik, C. Berghs, K0 Jensen, J. VCramer, Jo J. Franta. Row 3: K. Davis, G. Goblirsch, D. Jensen, G. Miller, M. Janachovsky, P. Jenniges, C® Kragh, V. Paluck, W. Skoblik, J. Dallmann, B. Konrardy, W. Schaffran, K® Davis, M. Stassen, J. Schueller® SENIOR HIGH BAND Journey Into Blue Rock Country The Senior High Band was kept busy this year by .performing at numerous games and concerts They were chosen WCCO Band of the Week, and received a superior rating at contest. They also got many compliments, and even a standing ovation at concerts and several games. The band is always trying to improve while preparing for their many activities, whether it be games, con- tests, concerts, or parades. They've really done a great job and they deserve some recognition. BELOW: Sr. High Band-Row 1: S. Pistulka, L. Hagert, S. Engel, C. Pistulka, C. Dolan, D. Schmidt, K. Dresow, K. Jensen, J. Robasse, J. Kramer, K. Bock, J. Pistulka, M. Stassen. Row 2: R. Alexander, A. Kramer, S. Stage, J. Gammelgaard, S. Price, P. Daub, C. Salfer, L. Geske, R. Price, J. Geske, W. Schaffran, L. Dallmann, P. Winn, L. Salmela, S. Kalkhoff, J. Schueller. Row 3: B. Skoblik, K. Thull, J. Bock, J. Paluck, L. Pitzel, L. Eisenmenger, N. Baune, J. Irlbeck, J. Schweim, D. Mahal, S. Hofftaan, P. Robasse, N. Daub, A. Rothmeier, P. Fennem, K. Gales, T. Bock, C. Henning, L. Kletscher, K. Arends, V. Paluck. Row 1+s D. Jensen, G. Miller, J. Thull, R. Alexander, M. Hen- ning, C. Timm, B. Fennem, J. Zollner, J. Fennem, J. Rohlik, A. Guetter, L. Nott, S. Gales, J. Werner, M. Nott, V. Stage, W. Schaffran, T, Schaffran, J. GlacLitsch, M. Schumacher, B. Zimmerli, G. Skoblik, P. Petracek. Row 5 G Zollner, K. Winn, S. Mahal, D. Henriksen, J. Maasch, D. Hengel, J. Hengel, B. Konrardy. JUNIOR HIGH BAND One group that receives very little recog- nition is the Junior High Band. The band con- sists of 5k students in grades six through eight. It perforated in three concerts this year and will march in the Wabasso Jubilee Parade. ABOVE: Jr. High Band-Row Is S. Kropp, C. Watkins C. Riley, W. Werner, K. Rogotzke, K. Kalkhoff, S. Kelly. Row 2: T. Radel, S. Riley, D. Wotschke, K. Gammelgaard, J. Salfer, B. Rohlik, S. Prericks, T. Stage, B. Mertens. Row 3s J Kalkhoff, L. Hen- riksen, B. King, J. Kalkhoff, D. Nott, R. Paluck, L. Salmela, J. Franta, K. Martensen, J. Henriksen. Row 1+: S. Kramer, K. Bock, L. Loiselle, J. Rohde, M. Spielmann, S. Fennem, P. Goblirsch, G. Irlbeck, C. Schaffran, R. Fischer, M. Mahal, W. Bock, C. Kramer. Row $: S. Christensen, J. Hengel, K. Web- er, K. Marquardt, T. Bemardy, P. Goblirsch, P. Bemardy, R. Pohlen. BELOW: Band Council-Row 1: K. Dresow, V. Pres. J. Pistulka, M. Stassen, J. Schweim, Pres. K. Gales. Row 2: D. Jensen, G. Miller, B. Zimmerli, Treas. W. Schaffran, Sec. M. Schumacher. STAGE BAND Free Spirit Besides making the usual debuts at school concerts, the stage band attended an improvisa- tion clinic at Lamberton and participated in the special concert that night. The stage band also entertained at the Farm Bureau banquet. Janelle Schweim, Richard Alexander and Dick Jensen were chosen to play in the area Select Stage Band. ABOVE: Stage Band-Row 1: M. Stassen, J. Maasch, D. Henriksen, J. Schweim, D. Mahal, P. Robasse, K. Gales, P. Fennem, T. Bock, C. Henning. Row 2: R. Alexander, C. Timm, D. Jensen, J. Zollner, V. Paluck, K. Davis, B. Zimmerli, J. Gladitsch, M. Schumacher, W. Schaffran, T. Schaffran, G. Skoblik, A. Guetter. LEFT: Select Band-Row 1: M. Nott, M. Stassen. Row 2: A. Guetter, R. Alexander, S. Pistulka, J. Pistulka, J. Geske. Row 3: J. Schweim, D. Mahal, D. Jensen, M. Schumacher. NHS King of the Road April 25 was the date of the Nat- ional Honor Society Banquet. At tha time 16 sophomores, 3 juniors and seniors were inducted into National Honor Society. Service, Character, Scholarship, and Leadership are the four major qualities each student musl possess to be a member of the society LEFT: NHS-Row 1: D. Steffi, N Plaetz, R. Hoffmann, D. Dahmes, H Jenniges, S. Pistulka, A. Price, R Goblirsch, J. Robasse flow 2: K Fischer, I4. Werner, K. Gales, M. Stas- sen, L. Eisenmenger, K. Bock, C. Timrft M. Raddatz, S. Bruns, N. Miller, P, Winn. Row 3: D. Bamum, J. Franta K. Franta, S. Fischer, J. Pistulka K. Goblirsch, D. Mahal, M. Prechel J. Schueller. Row U: W. Schaffran K. Davis, B. Konrardy, M. Schumacher R. Alexander, A. Guetter, G. Woelfel B. Bemardy. BUS PATROL What's it like being in Bus Patrol? Many stu- dents get the feeling it's early training for par- enthood. Your tasks include keeping track of the passengers and watching that no one gets thrown out the window or stepped on. Maybe it doesn't sound too fun but the respect you get in return for your job is worth it! BELOW: Bus Patrol-Row 1: S. Bemardy, C. Henning, L. Kletscher, D. Fennem, R. Prechel, F. King, S. Jenniges. Row 2: L. Lange, M. Bemardy, S. Kalk- boff, N. Plaetz, L. Burtzel, V. Fischer, R. Meyer, M. Wagner, S. Lexlsing. kow 3: A. Benson, D. Dahmes, S. Bruns, D. Paskewitz, G. Larsen, A. Price, S. Frank, P. Jenniges, L. Knott, J. Pistulka, T. Guetter. PAPER STAFF Put It in the Want Ads What would we do without our Paper Staff? They work long, hard hours to provide us with school news of events and activities. In the fall of 17U the Rabbit Tracks received a second class rating in the MHSPA contest. Hard work does pay! ABOVE: Paper Staff-Row 1: R. Bemardy, V. Stage, L. Burtzel, D. Dahmes, H. Jenniges, J. Lensing, J. Pistulka. Row 2: M. Stas- sen, J. Plaetz, V. Daub, L. Gales, P. Jen- niges, K. Franta, J. Schueller, L. Lange, S« Bemardy, L. Werner, N. Plaetz, K. Fis- cher. Row 3: D. Wagner, L. Eisenmenger, M. Kelly, D. Mahal, Advisor D. Skogen, D. Beranek, K. Price, S. Beranek, C. Tijmn, M. Bemardy. ABOVE RIGHT: Editors-D. Dahmes, K. Fischer, H. Jenniges, J. Pistulka, J. Lensing, Ad- viBor D. Skogen. 68 ANNUAL STAFF Let’s Put It All Together The annual staff is constantly trying to use their imaginations in some new way. This year they had pictures of the different clubs and staffs taken outside on the school lawn, in the park on top of monkey bars, and on top of snow- banks. Excitement and a few bruises resulted when students lost their balance and took a few falls as the cameramen snapped the pictures• BELOW: Annual Staff-Row 1: V. Stage, J. Ro- basse, L. Werner, Plaetz. Row 2: Adviser- L. Splittgerber, i). Mahal, L. Eisenmenger, J. Lensing, M. Stassen, V. Daub. Row J: S. Len- sing, L. Hagert, S. Mahal, S. Hoffmann, 'S. Ber- anek, K. Fischer, C. Timm, K« Price. RIGHT: Edltors-R. Plaetz, L. Werner. In honor of Arbor Day, Wabasso was given a thorough litter clean-up. RABBIT ROOKIES American Graffiti The Rabbit Rookies is a new club in the junior high this year. The club has two main purposes: to provide service for the teachers and to compose a newspaper. The members help the teachers by stapling papers and putting up bulletin boards. Mrs. Alter- matt and Miss Bertrand are the Rabbit Rookies advi- sors. TOP: Rabbit Rookies-Row 1: L. Henriksen, J. Fran- ta, J. Henriksen, P. Goblirsch, J. Henriksen. Row 2: Advisor M. Altermatt, B. Burtzel, L. Loiselle, C. Hertling, P. Wagner, S. Kropp, B. Rohlik, K. Mar- quardt, K. Shemon, Advisor V. Bertrand. BOTTOM-Row 1: S. Christensen, G. Irlbeck, P. Ro- basse, T. Bock, D. Wotschke, T. Jordan, M. Samyn, L. Jenniges, L. Schmidt, K. Haag. Row 2: D. Cari- ty, T. Stage, R. Puhlen, B. Hoffman, S. Kelly, A. Fischer, K. Heiling, B. Pitzel, S. Fischer, J. Schueller. Row 3: J. Salfef, S. Riley, T. Bernar- dy, T. Radel, S. Baune, B. Janachovsky, B. Baune, T. Steffi, R. Jenniges, W. Bock, M. Miller, P. Guet- ter, B. Fixsen. Row 1|.: S. Frericks, J. Hengel, J. Jenniges, J. Guetter, S. Bemardy, D. Winn. Row 5 s D. Salfer, D. Goblirsch, M. Large, D. Walter, S. Hennen. 70 I Shot The Sheriff The 1975-7U Camera club, which consisted of Il| members and advisor Tom Kemp, held the responsibility of taking all the action shots for the annual and paper staffs. During the year Camera club was kept busy trying to capture all the activeness of the students in sports, clubs, drama and music. BELOW: Camera Club-Row 1: J. Lensing, L. Werner, D. Mahal, D« Stynski. Row 2: G. Honetschlager, J Burtzel, K. Dahmes, J« Paluck, J. Irlbeck, L. Eisenmenger, advisor T. Kemp. Row J: M. Janachovsky, J. Estum, J. Timm, D. Rasmussen. DECLAM Listen People This year subdistrict declam was held at Wabasso with six WHS students advancing to district. Competition was tough, but five of the six contestants did advance to region. J. Pistulka reached the state level for the second year in a row. ABOVE: Declam-Row 1: V. Louwagie, J. Bock, H. Jenni es, J. Pistulka5 K. Gales. Row 2: D. Skoblik, J. Robasse- J. Burtzel, Coaches M. Wetmore. and V. Bertrand, N. Plaetz. Row 3: P. Jenniges, A. Price, S. Gales, J. Louwagie, D. Carity, J. Schueller, L. Henriksen. RIGHT: District Winners. BELOW: Regional Winner, Judy Pistulka. GERMAN CLUB Auf der Autobahn A rollerskating party was the first of many activities for this year’s German Club. They had a Merry Christmas party at which some of the classes put on skits. Among other things, the members went on a frollicking sleigh ride in January. Mr. Drake, club advisor, helped make the year enjoyable and successful. BELOW: German Club-Row 1: S. Price, K. Mar- quardt, K. Dahmes, J. Paluck, V. Stage, J. Ro- basse, Mr. Drake, S. Kramer, B. Dolan, B. King, A. Johanneck, G. Irlbeck, P. Robasse. Row 2: C. Dolan, L. Pitzel, J. Schweim, J. Irlbeck, S. Kropp, L. Henriksen, M. Paluck, J. Henriksen, J. Salfer, K. Kalkhoff, C. Price, S. Prechel, S Deprez. Row 3 Henriksen, P. Goblirsch, J. Burtzel, D. Jaeger, J. Pranta, G. Schumacher, J. Kramer, K. Thull, D. Wotschke, T. Jordan, B. Roh- lik. F FA Thank God I’m a Country Bov j j The FFA has been very busy this past year with many activities. These activities include the safety campaign, machinery demonstration, chemical safety program, FFA basketball, 2 FFA farm plots, Operation Edith, the Ride Tie race for the Wabas- so Jubilee, a queen candidate. (Nancy Plaetz), the annual banquet, and the state convention. ABOVE: FFA-Row 1: R. Allen, J. Goblirsch, J.. Gleisner, J. Knott, L. Schroepfer, B. Zimmerli, B. LeGare, D. Rothmeier, D. Lensing, L. Kenney, B. Tennem, D. Ogilvie. Row 2: L. King, C. Lange, D. Hengel, B. Vogel, J. Rohlik, D. Henriksen, M. Gustafson, K. Boerboom, K. Eisenmenger, D. Winn, L. Nott, R. Paskewitz, P. Deprez. Row 3 M. Remiger, D. Fennem, D. Rudenick, D. Wagner, M. Jacoby, B. Bemardy, M. Hauptli, J. Salfer, M. Salfer, L. Hammerschmidt, V. Stage, P. Winn. Row M. Rohlik, J. Knott, B. Buscher, R. Linsmeier, W. Kolander, B. Baune, G. Price, P. Jaeger, K. Price, J. Schilling, L. Burtzel, B. Guetter, J. Burtzel. Row J. Gammelgaard, W. Penske, R. Baune, B. Baune, B. Plaetz, J. Samyn, T. Kramer, R. Bemardy, K. Goblirsuh, L. Lange, K. Price, J. Hennen, K. Bock. S. Kalkhoff T. Jenniges. Row 6: S. Beranek, M. Bemardy, J. Plaetz, S. Heiling, J. Irlbeck, S. Walter, G. Rechtzigel, T. Johanneck, J. Gustafson, S. Burtzel. 74 The FFA had a prosperous year. State farmers axe Dave Lensing, Bill Zimmerli, and Tim Jenniges. District Proficiency winners are Tim Jenniges in Sales and Service, Neal Rohlik in Outdoor Recrea- tion (regional), Perry Bock in Farm and Home Im- provement (regional), and Steve Prokosch in Ag. Mechanics. The FFA received an award for State Superior Chapter for the 3rd Consecutive year, and the Regional Safety Award. Kim Bock, Sue Kalkhoff, and Bill Zimmerli participated in the state band, and Laura Lange participated in the state chorus. All in all it was a fun and rewarding year. LEFT: Nancy Plaetz, FFA Sweetheart. FHA I ’in Into Something Good The FHA has been involved in a lot of new and exciting activities this year. The members went to work and picked up corn, sold’ Christmas wreaths, and served coffee and bars every Monday night after school for their fund raisers. The main events of the year were Kathy Fischer's being elected District President and induction of the new officers in the spring. LEFT: FHA Officers-Row 1: V. Pres.-K. Fischer, Re- porter-H. Jenniges, Treas.-C. Timm. Row 2: Song Leader-V. Daub, Sec.-D. Mahal. Row 3: Pres.-S. Beranek, Hist.-M. Stassen. BFILOW: FHA-Row 1: H. Jenniges, V.Daub,M. Stassen, D. Mahal, K. Fischer, S. Beranek, C Timm. Row 2: V. Guetter, N. Daub, T. Guetter, P. Daub, N. Baune, No Jenniges, N. Miller, B. Jenniges, L. Lange. Row 3: D. Polzin, K. Raveling, K. Price, D. Rechtzigel, J. Plaetz, M. Bemardy, D. Gladitsch, L. Dolan, J. Schmidt, D. Miller, L. Gales, S. Frank, S. Lensing, Advisors Mrs. Olson and Miss Bormann. Row 1|: G. Larson, N. Plaetz, P. Jenniges, S. Van Loy, D. Risse, S. Mahal, A. Price, L. Deprez, R. Rohlik, D. Schmidt, S. Jenniges, M. Wagner, M. Frank, D. Beranek. GARA Everybody ABOVE: GARA-Row 1: Advisor J. Kremer, J. Franta, K. Franta, R. Hoffman, J. Woelfel, D. Dahmes, D. Bamum, C. Kragh, V. Paluck, R. Prechel, R. Gob- lirsch, R. Paluck. Advisor A. Storbeck. Row 2: J. Knott, C. Frank, M. Szczesniak, C. Wagner, C. Guet- ter, M. Bemardy, J Timm, K. Jensen, C. Rohlik, C. Berghs, R. Goblirsch, S„ Fischer, J. Schueller, L. DallmAnn. Row 3 s P Fennem, M. Soupir, A. Schilling, J. Schueller, C. Dolan, L. Pitzel, S. Fischer, T. Schilling, B. Hoffman, K. Davis, S. Moore, S. Bruns, N. Schoo� Row U: K. Spielmann, J. Estum, J. Wagner, D. Risse, K. Gammelgaard, K. Kalkhoff, J. Franta, S. Fischer, B. Pitzel, K. Heiling, L. Bemardy, K. Martensen, M. Spielmann. Row 5: S. Mahal, S. Hofftnan, K. Steffi, K. Fischer, D. Steffi, Lt Geske, M. Wagner, S. Jenniges, S. Kelly, A. Fischer, K. Marquardt, L. Loiselle, S. Frericks, J. Hengel. Row 6: M. Prechel, J. Pa- luck, S. Price, A. Rothmeier, N. Baune, N. Daub, P. Daub, C. Salfer, J. Schueller, T. Stage, To Ra- del, S. Riley, S. Christensen, T. Bemardy, R. Pohlen. Row 7s D. Carity, C. Rohlik, J. Jenniges, J. Louwagie, J. Werner, A. Kramer, J. Pietrowski, K. Arends, K. Haag, M. Samyn, L. Schmidt, L. Jen- niges, J. Salfer. Row 8: J. Knott, D. Beckman, J. Polzin, J. Jenniges, G. Jenniges, P. Wagner, L. Jenniges, S. Seikora. 77 ‘W’ CLUB The Letter You may have noticed the change in the name of this club from Lettermens to W Club. There is a very valid reason behind the renaming. As of this year the club not only includes letter- men but also letterwomen. Along with the member- ship change came a controversy. Some members felt the W Club should remain strictly male. This may be the reason for the reduction in size of the club. ABOVE: W” Club-Row 1: M. Shemon, G. Schoo, F. Petracek, G. Goblirsch, M. Janachovsky, P. Jen- niges, D. Lensing, M. Allex, B. Hogan, Coach L. Grossman. Row 2: K. Bresow, R. Hofftaan, C. Guet- ter, J. Franta, D. Barnum, D. Dahmes, D. Warner, D. Schwab, B. Hogan, J. Fixsen, K. Friedley. Row 3: M. Schumacher, L. Burtzel, D. Bemardy, G. Sko- blik, M. Rohlik, K. Honetschlager, S. Burtzel, J. Salfer, A. Guetter, J. Reese, D. Brand. Row 1+: S. Radel, J. Schueller, G. Fitzsimmons, K. Fran- ta, D. Zimmer, R. Altermatt, M. Hagert, G. Woel- fel, R. Alexander, C. Schultz, R. Baune, S. Schmidt. CHEERLEADERS Rap Around Joy The A-squad cheerleaders attended cheerlead- ing camp where they rated second place among all cheerleading squads. During the year they served lunch to the basketball players and at- tended a cheerleading clinic with the Pom Pon girls. ABOVE: A-squad. cheerleaders-Row 1: K. Franta, R. Altermatt, D. Bamum, S. Radel, C. Schultz. Row 2: D. Dahmes, K. Dresow, C. Guetter, R. Hoffman. J. Franta. The B-squad cheerleaders cheered this year for B-team basketball and wrestling, and Junior Varsity football. Some of the girls attended cheer- leading clinics at Cottage Grove, Minnesota, and Brookings, South Dakota. They took part in the pep fest along with the A-squad cheerleaders, A skit was also performed for the stu- dent body at one of the pep- fests. B-Squad Cheerleaders-Row 1: J. Werner, J. Pietrowski, D. Beck- man. Row 2: J. VanLoy, K. Arends, K. Jensen. Row j: C. Kragh, L. Holznagel, R. Prechel, C. Rohlik. w % ga? This year the girls received new uniforms which were made by Mrs. Samyn. Along with Miss Storbeck, their advisor, they organized a pep club wnich was involved in many activities in- cluding more pepfests. Jr. High Cheerleaders-Row 1: T. Radel, B. Hoffman, S. Engel, Row 2: M. Sangm, L. Jenniges, L. Bemardy. POM PON Dancing InThe Moonlight How is pom pom spelled? Who knows, but the Wabasso danceline is now the porn pon girls Th girls have been very active this year, performing routines, creating spirit, practicing and raising funds. A couple of the fund raisers the girls worked on this year were the windshield washing at the drive in and the legs contest. Runner-up in the legs contest was Kathy Price. The win- ner with kOh points was Sandy Mahal. The girls worked in groups and chores-graj.hed routines. Some o.f their favorite routines this year were Little Willy, Free Ride, and a number done to the band, Pyramid Rock. The girls are ad- vised by Miss Joyce Kremer. ABOVE: Pom Pon-Row 1: K. Price, A. Kramer, J. Geske, S. Beranek, C. Bergns, K. Steffi, S. Fischer. Row 2: S. Mahal, K. Goblirsch, N. Schoo, Hoff- mann, R. Goblirsch, K. Davis, P. Fennem. TWIRLERS Free And Easy How often have you seen a fire-fly in the night? The twirlers of WHS make a habit of bringing out fire- flies at football and basketball games and at wrest- ling matches. The lights axe turned off and the six twirlers come out in front of the audiences with their lighted batons to do their routine. During the summer, the 197U-75 twirlers marched with the band at Sanborn Watermelon Days and Olivia Com Days. They also made up routines and performed at football, basketball and wrestling games under the supervision of Mr. Wistrom. RIGHT: Twirlers-Row 1: P. (Donner) Kosel. Row 2: J. Schueller, J. Kramer. Row D. Stynski, K. Benson, and D. Beranek. VARSITY FOOTBALL Catch Me If You Can The Rabbits were oil'and running with a I4-O record before losing a tough game to Mt. Lake who are conference champs with a T2-8 record. The Rabbits finished 'with a 5-1 record whioh was a bit of a disappointment after getting off to such a good start. Eleven players are grad- uating and will be missed. Because many soph- omores and juniors saw a lot of action, next year's outlook is good. We hope to be in the thick of the conference race next year. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Wabasso Jr. Varsity football team fin- ished the year with a record of U wins and 3 losses. The highlight of the year was an 18-0 victory over Sleepy Eye St. Mary's in the final game of the year at Sleepy Eye. ABOVE: Junior Varsity Football-Howl: M. Franta, J. Schoo, R. Guetter, E. Kalkhoff, G. Zollner, P. Petracek. Row 2: T. Zimmer, T. Altermatt, M. Benson, J. Thull, C. Birkholz, R. Hofftaan, D. Olson, N. Fischer, S. Altermatt. Row 3: D. Brand, D. Rohlik, D. Baune, A. Guet- ter, R. Jenniges, M. Jacoby. Row U: L. Kalle- vig, R. Schwartz, G. Woelfel, M. Kelly, D. Kal- khoff, R. Alexander, M. Schumacher. LEFT: Varsity Football-Row 1: M. Schumacher, S. Sch- midt, D. Baune, R. Jenniges, M. Jacoby, D. Rohlik, D. Brand, S. Davis. Row 2: R. Goblirsch, G. Woelfel, A. Guetter, R. Alexander, J. Salfer, M. Kelly, S. Gla- ditsch, D. Kalkhoff, D. Wagner, G. Skoblik. Row 3; D. Bemardy, R. Baune, R. Zimmer, T. Kramer, G‘. Goblirsch D. Zimmer, A. Ourada, K. Honetschlager, S. Burtzel. Row 1;: Ass't Coaches-R. Johnson, T. Breyfogle; T. Trost, B. Hogen, J. Woelfel, K. Davis, L. Jenniges, J. Reese, M. Shemon, Coach G. ffindt. 86 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL After many hours of running, practice and scrimmages, the year was a very successful one for the Junior High football team. They had a successful season with 5 wins and only 1 loss. ABOVE: Junior High Football—How 1: B. Hagert, S. Baune, B. Fennem, J. Wagner, B. Baune, C. Gales, J. VanHecke, F. Rohlik, R. Steffi, B. Hogan, H. Schoo. Row 2: B. Jenniges, P. Rothmeier, T. Altermatt, C. Kramer, B. Fixsen, B. Raddatz, R. Kuehn, M. Zollner, C. Guetter, B. Salfer, K. Bock, C. Ahrends, S. Davis. Row 3: S. Frank, J. Irlbeck, J. Schueller, R. Riley, M. Zimmerli, D. Jensen, S. Goblirsch, W. Schaffran, L. Ourada, J. Prokoech, M. Mahal, P. Goblirsch, D. Skoblik. Row k: Coach T. Kemp, M. Woelfel, J. Jenniges, J. Fischer, D. Geske, Coaches G. Hindt, R. Schwartz. BASKETBALL Basketball Jones The last game of the season was a dis- appointing one for the Rabbit fans. Gay- lord won with a basket from center court in the last few seconds of the game. BELOVs A-team Basketball-Row 1: M. She- mon, J. Reese, K. Friedley, R. Baune, G. Goblirsch, D. Plaetz, C. Trost, L. Jenni- ges, Manager L. Bemardy. Row 2: Coach L. Kallevig, K. Honetschlager, B. Hogen, J. Samyn, J. Schueller, G. Fitzsimmons, M. Hagert, J. Van Loy, Coach L. Grossman. This year the B team lost only 5 out of the 15 games played. The team played exceptionally well, losing only to Winthrop, Morgan, Milroy, Gibbon, and a heartbreaker to Gaylord. But there s always room for improvement and you can be sure that these guys will try their best to «at us all the way next year. ABOVE: MB Squad Basketball—Row 1: S. Gladitsch, G. Woelfel, B. Fennem. W. Sko- blik, R. Jenniges. Row 2: G. Miller, J. Schmidt, E. Kalkhoff, J. Fixsen, T. Fried- ley, Coach L. Kallevig. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BELOW: Junior High Basketball-Row 1: S„ Kra- mer, R. Jenniges, B. Baune, W. Schaffran, J. Fischer, S. Rohlik, M. Woelfel, J. Schueller Row 2: Coach T. Kemp, W. Bock, B. Fixsen, S. Hennen, A. Price, B. Kletscher, P. Goblirsch, P. Bemardy, J. Maasch, CoachR. Swartz. Row 3: R. Kuehn, M. Zollner, S. Baune, B. Hogan, B. Hagert, T. Steffi, J. Van Hecke, C. Gales, K. Bock. WRESTLING I Get All Tangled Up Another year of dieting and hours and hours of practicing proved to be very suc- cessful for the Rabbit s Wrestling Team. They took 1st place in Conference and 1st in District with a 112 points, almost 1 0 more than the runner-up. Wabasso also took 2nd place at Region III Team Wrestling which was a new tournament this year. Those part- icipating in the regional were Canby, Clara City, Hutchinson and Wabasso. Wabasso had two wrestlers going to state this year. They were juniors Joe Schunk and Jim Louwagie. Randy Zimmer, a 6-year varsity wrestler, achieved a great honor by winning more than 100 individual wrestling matches. He joins less tnan 20 other wrestlers in Minnesota s history to have accomplished this. ABOVE: Varsity Wrestling-Row 1: M. Schu- macher, J. Louwagie, R. Zimmer, D. Zimmer, P. Jenniges, S. Altermatt, T. Guetter, J. Schunk, J. Schoo. Row 2: D. Lensing, T. Schilling, A. Ourada, D. Wagner, T. Kramer, G. Schoo. T.- Altermatt, Coach G. Hindt. 90 For the 3rd consecutive year, no other opposing team has successfully beaten our B-squad wrestlers. Their record for this year was 12-0. The team was led with outstanding performances by senior, Tony Kramer and 7th grader, Todd Altermatt. Other seniors on the B-squad were Dave Wagner, Danny Schwab, and Frank Petracek who also had an excellent season. BELOW: B-Team Wrestling -Row Is ManagerH. Schoo, D. Brand, R® Alexander, M. Salfer, M. Jacoby, R. Riley, R. Price, T. Altermatt, J. Schoo Row 2s S. Burt- zel, J. Dallmann, T« Altermatt, D. Schwab, A. Guet- ter, P. Deprez, J. Salfer, F® Petracek, T. Kramer, D. Baune, Coach R® Kalistrom. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING BELOW: Junior High Wrestling-Row 1: J. Turbes, C. Arends, L. Ourada, D. Geske, M. Woelfel, M. Zimmerli, K. Raddatz, G. Turbes, J. Prokosch, P. Guetter, H. Schoo, Row 2: CoachG. Hindt, C. Guetter, T. Altermatt, M. Mahal, D. Jensen, Y. Louwagie, D. Fennem, J. Guetter, S. Bemardy, C. Kramer, I). Salfer, Coach R. Kallstrom. Ro f3jB. Fennem, J. Jenniges, R. Riley, S. Lange, W. Estum, B. Plaetz, S. Grank, D. Irlbeck, T. Walter, M. Schroepfer, D. Walter. BOYS’ TRACK ¥ Travel in’ PAH BOTTOM: Boys Track-Row 1: S. Schmidt, P. Jenniges, D. Brand, S. Rudenik, J. Schueller, R. Baune,A. Bemardy, S. Gladitisch, M. Schu- macher. Row 2: Coach R. Johnson, C. Trost, K. Honetschlager, M. Jan- achovsky, M. Hagert, J. Maasch, M. Allex, J. Salfer, B. Guetter, C. Birkholz, R. Alexander, Coach R. Adams. Yoifre The First, Last, Everything ABOVE: Co-Captains J. Guetter, F. Petracek. CROSS COUNTRY In 197U the cross country team had ten meets, finishing ahead of 15 teams and behind 21 other teams In the conference this year the team finished in fourth place, and in the district they finished in fifth place. The top runner of the team was Dave Brand. Dave s best time in the district was I6:.!i2. BELOW: Cross Country-Row 1: J. Guetter, M. Janachovsky, M. Hagert, F. Petracek, G. Fitz- simmons, J. Schueller. Row 2: Coach P. Berg, B. Konrardy, J. Fi xsen, K. Friedley, A. Ber- nardy. ABOVE: D. Brand. BASEBALL Take Me Out To The Ball Game ABOVE: Baseball-Row 1: S. Altermatt, M. Fran- ta, N. Fischer, R. Alexander, M. Schumacher, A. Guetter. Row2: A. Yamagishi, S. Gladitsch, R. Baune, K. Friedley, G. Goblirsch, R. Jen- niges, A. Bemardy, D. Zimmer. Row 3� Coach •R. Sagedahl, B. Hogan, G. Fitzsimmons, D. Schwab, L. Jenniges, G. Woelfel, J. Reese, J. Fixsen, Coach T. Breyfogle. GOLF Bye Bye Birdie Golf is becoming more popular at WHS. The membership has greatly increased this year. Those who have joined, now can tell you that it's not as easy as it looks. Golf not only involves skill, but a great deal of concentra- tion. BELOW: Golf Team-Row 1: D. Geske, S. Davis, S. Kramer, P. Petracek, J. Rohlik, M. Jen- niges. Row 2: Coach R. Brown, W. Skoblik, M. Rohlik, P. Petracek, G. Miller, K. Davis, T. Kramer, P. Jaeger, J. Thull, S„ Rohlik, G. Skobliko GIRLS’ TRACK Run To Me ABOVE: Girls Track-Row 1: S. Engel, L. Bemardy, P. Goblirsch, S. Jenniges, R« Goblirsch, J. Pietrowski, K0 Spielmann, S, Kelly, B« Pitzel. Row 2: J. Engel, C. Steffi, S. Frank, K. Frank, K. Arends, K. Kalkhoff, C. Wagner, D. Jaeger, L«, Burtzel, N Trosto Row 3• C. Berghs, K. Dresow, C« Rohlik, R. Hoffman, R. Altennatt, K, Jensen, B. Hoffman, J. Woelfel, D. Steffi, L. Geske, L. Holznagel, K„ Steffi, L Burtzel, J. Schueller, J. Geske, J. Estum, Coach J. Kremer. It Don’t Come Easy This is the very first year that girls, coached by Miss Oftedahl, have participated in interscholastic sports. The seventeen brave girls finished the season with eight wins and five losses. Leading scorer for the season was Donna Steffi with 127 points. The girls scored points throughout the season, while they held their opponents to 1+01 points. They shot 31$ from the freethrow line and 29$ from the field. There is room for improvement, but that'll come with experience. Keep up the good work, gals! ABOVE: A-squadRow 1: CoachB. Brunfelt, J. Geske, D. Steffi, R. Goblirsch, J. Woelfel, J. Schueller, R. Altermatt, C. Schultz, S. Bruns. Row 2: Coach V. Of- tedahl, C. Guetter, R. Hoffman, C. Kragh, V. Paluck, L. Geske, L. Hblznagel, J. Franta. Left: Co-Captains R. Hoffman, and C. Guetter along with Coach V. Ofte- dahl. GIRLS BASKETBALL The first season of girls basketball at WHS was very promising The 19 girls on the B-team played exceptionally well ending with a season record of 7-U� The Wabasso girls averaged 26 points per game com- pared with 15 points scored by opponents They made 18 of 100 free throws for 18$, and 132 of 530 field goals for 25$. The leading scorer was Loria Holzna- gel with Uh points. Jill Geske and Loria Holznagel both came up with 5U rebpunds each They are coached by Mies Belinda Brunfelt. LEFT: B-squad-Row 1: J. Timm, R Altermatt, R. Goblirsch, J. Woelfel, B. Hoffman, J Estum, K. Spielman, N. Baune. Row 2: B Brunfelt, J Geske, K. Steffi, D.'Beckman, J. Schueller, L. Geske, L. Holznagel, C Stfeffl J. Schuel- ler, N. Daub GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Lady Willpower This was our. first year of girls interscholas- tic volleyball. There has been alot of interest shown this past year. Because of this great interest and desire, the team produced three all-conference players, Mary Frank, Lori Geske and Jolene Woelfel. ABOVE: Girl's Volleyball-Row 1: M. Spielmann, P. Goblirsch, R. Goblirsch, S. Kalkhoff, J. Es- tum, J. Woelfel, K. Spielmann, J. Pietrowski. Row 2: D. Steffi, A. Kramer, C. Rohlik, M. Aquino, M. Szczesniak, C. Frank, J. Tamm, D. Geske, S. Van Loy. Row 3: Coach V. Oftedahl, J. Kramer, S. Jenniges, M. Frank, D. Jensen, C. Steffi, D. Skoblik, K. Steffi. Wabasso Total Points Opponents Total Points Leading server Leading server in a match Least points scored by opponents in a match Most Wabasso points in a match 288 21 1 Lori Geske-57 points Donna Steffl-17 points Sacred Heart-9 points Against Sleepy EJye- 1 2 points 101 SCOREBOARDS Rikki Don’t Lose That Number FOOTBALL WHS 5o— WHS 8 0 Sleepy Eye WHS 13 WHS 8 12 Mt. Lake WHS 0 22 Gaylord WHS 12 WHS 21+ WHS 22 38 Springfield ’WHS 0 31+ Vinthrop BASEBALL WHS 1 Winthrop WHS 10— 11+ Gibbon WHS 12— 2 Walnut Grove WHS 8— 2 Franklin WHS 9-- 1 Lamberton WHS 1+- 7 Sleepy Eye WHS 2— — 6 Morton WHS 0— 1 Gaylord WHS 10— 3 Bird Island WHS 8— 1 Springfield WHS 7— —— 1 Morgan WHS 1 — WHS 3-- 8 S. E. St. Mary's GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL WHS 2---------0 Morgan WHS 0---------2 Gibbon WHS 2---------0 Franklin WHS 2---------0 Sacred Heart WHS 0—-------2 Morton WHS 2---------0 Sacred Heart WHS 0---------2 Springfield WHS 1---------2 Gaylord WHS 2---------1 Fairfax WHS 2---------1 Sleepy Eye BOYS' BASKETBALL WHS 52 Milroy WHS 7U 3i+ Lamberton WHS 83 57 Franklin WHS 70 61 Morton WHS 66 67 Sleepy I ye WHS 81+ 51+ Morgan WHS 76 51+ Springfield WHS 59 71 Winthrop WHS 66 71 Gaylord WHS 61+ 71+ Gibbon WHS 69 71 Bird Island WHS 60 69 Fairfax WHS 85 — 66 Franklin WHS 57 53 Morton WHS 65 50 Belview WHS 99 62 Morgan WHS 78 59 Woodlake WHS 80 93 Winthrop WHS 60 63 Sanborn WHS 93 51+ Walnut Grove GIRLS’ BASKETBALL WHS 35 1+3 Morgan WHS 58 15 Gibbon WHS 1+8 whs 57 13 Franklin WHS 39 16 Springfield WHS 1+6 ■—-1+7 Morton WHS 51+ 29 Winthrop WHS 39 U2 Gaylord WHS 1+2 WHS 1+6 29 Fairfax WHS 36 —1+0 New Dim WRESTLING WHS 59“----------8 Lamberton WHS 60-----------3 Sanborn WHS 14+---------1+ Sleepy Eye WHS 33----------15 Morgan WHS 33----------19 Fairfax WHS 36---------—12 Redwood Falls WHS 3I+---------13 Gaylord WHS 52-----------7 Springfield WHS 27----------21 Renville WHS 1+5---------10 Danube WHS 60-----------0 Gibbon WHS 33-------- 18 Montevideo WHS 51-----------6 Slayton WHS 51+----------6 Winthrop WHS 30----------13 Clara City WHS 16—--------3I+ Canby ‘ You see things as they are; and you ask Why.''’. 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KROPP'S MOBILE ♦SCENIC CITY COOP OIL HAROLD KLETSCHER, DEALER SCHUELLER'S GROCERY ♦SMITTY'S TRAVELERS ♦VESTA FARMER'S ELEVATOR FERTILIZER DIVISION VESTA LOCKER GROCERY GLEN MARVEL SCHUELLER, OWNER VESTA STATE BANK WELCH HARDWARE $12.50 The Editors of the Rabbit would like to thank William's Studio for taking and printing all the group shots again this year. Also a special thanks to Tom Kemp and the Camera Club for taking and printing all the action shots, and to Mary Prechel for doing the artwork on the division pages. Senior Index ALLEX, MICHAEL- WM Club 2,3,1+5 Basketball 3; Track 2,3,1+. BARNUM, DEANNE-GARA 1,2,3� Uj NHS 1+5 Paper Staff 1+5 Annual Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+5 Chorus 1+; Pop Singers 1+5 Cheerleading 1,2,3,1+; Homecoming Queen 1+; Boys and Girls Cojinty 35 Girls Track 35 Girls Basketball 2,3 BAUNE, MAUREEN-GARA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls Volleyball 1,2; Girls Football 1,2; Girls Basketball 1• BENSON, ALICE-Bus Patrol 3,1+. BENSON, JOEL BENSON, KATHY-GARA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Pom Pon 1,2; Twirling 3,1+5 Gymnastics 1,2; DECA 35 OEA i+. BERANEK, SANDY-Paper Staff 2,3,1+5 Annual Staff 2,3,1+; FHA 1,2,3,1+5 Chorus 1,3; Band 1, 2; Pom Pon 2,3,1+� BERNARBY, BILL BERNARBY, MARY-Paper Staff 1+5 FFA 1+5 FHA 1+5 Bus Patrol 3,1+. BBRTZEL, LAUREE- W Club 3,1+; Paper Staff 3, 1+5 FHA 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Bus Patrol 3,1+5 Pep Club 1+; Cheerleading 3; Class Of- ficer 2; Boys and Girls County 35 Girls Track 3,1+. BAHMES, BARLA- W” Club 1,2, 3,1+; GARA 1,2,3,1+5 Paper Staff 3,1+5 Student Council 1+5 Bus Patrol 3,1+5 Pep Club 1,2,3,1+5 Chorus 2,3,1+5 Pop Singers 2,3,1+5 State Music Contest 3,1+5 Chorus Officer 3,1+; Cheerleading 1,2,3,1+; Class Officer 1+; Boys and Girls County 3; Gym- nastics 1,2,3,1+; Girls Track 2; Girls Foot- ball 3,1+. BAUB, VICKIEJ-Paper Staff 3,1+5 Annual Staff 3, 1+5 FHA 2,3,1+; Pep Club 1; Chorus 2,3,1+; Pop Singers 3; State Music Contest 2,3,1+. BAVIS, KIRK- V Club 1,2,3,1+5 NHS 1+; Student Council 1; Chorus 1+; Stage Band 1+; Pop Singers 1+; State Music Contest 1+5 Select Chorus 1+; Boys and Girls County 3; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2,3,1+5 Track 1,2,3; Golf 1,3,1+. EISENMENGEIR, LINBA-NHS 1+; Camera Club 3,1+5 Paper Staff 3,1+5 Annual Staff 2,3,1+; Band 1, 2,3,1+. FITZSIMMONS, GLEN-'V Club 3,1+; Basketball 3, 1+5 Cross Country 3,1+; Baseball 3,1+. FRANTA, JEANNE-'V Club 2,3,1+5 GARA 1,2,3,1+; NHS 2,3,1+5 Paper Staff 3,1+5 Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+5 Chorus 1+; Pop Singers 1+; Accompanist 3,U; Cheerleading 1,2,3,1+; Class Officer 3; Boys and Girls County 3; 'Girls Track 2; Girls Volleyball 1,2,3; Girls Football 1,2; Girls Basketball 1,2,U; Honor Guard 2. GALES, KAREN- W Club 3; GARA 1; NHS 1+5 FHA 1; Student Council 2; BeClam 2,3,1+5 Bus Patrol 2; Bramatics 2,3,1+; Band 1,2,3,1+5 Stage Band 1,2, 3,1+5 State Music Contest 1; Cheerleading 1,3; Class Officer 2; Track 2. GAMMELGAARB, JOE-FFA 1+; Baseball 2. GLEISNE2R, JOEJ—FFA 1+. GOBLIRSCH, JIM-FFA 1+. GUETTER, CAROL-'V Club 1,2,3,1+5 GARA 1,2,3,1+5 Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+; Pom Pon 2; Cheerleading 1,3,1+5 Homecoming Attendant 2, 1+5 Class Officer 3; Girls Track 2,3$ Girls Volleyball 1,2,3$ Girls Football 1,2,3; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,1+5 Accompanist 3,1+. GUETTER, JEROME- W Club 1,2,3,1+5 Student Council 2; Homecoming Attendant 1+; Class Of- ficer 2; Boys and Girls County 3; Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 2,3,1+; Track 1,2,3; BECA 3. GUETTER, THERESA-FHA 2,3,1+; Bus Patrol 1+. GUETTER, VICKI JO-GARA 2; FHA 1,2,3,1+5 Pep Club 1; Girls State 3; Girls Volleyball 2; Girls Basketball 2. HAAG, KIM HAMMERSCHMIBT, BENNIS-FFA 1+. HENGEL, BOUG-FFA 1+; Chorus 1+; Band 2,3,1+. HOGEN, BRIAN- V” Club 2,3,1+5 .Basketball 1,2,3, 1+5 Football 1,2,3,1+; Baseball 1+5 Golf 1. HOFEMANN, ROXANNE- V Club 1,2,3,1+; GARA 1,2, 3,1+5-NHS I+5 Pep Club 1,2,3,1+5 Cheerleading 1, 2,3,1+; Homecoming Attendant 1+; Girls Track 2, 3,1+5 Girls Volleyball 1,2,3; Girls Football 1, 2,3; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,1+. IRLBECK, ANITA-GARA 1,2,3; Paper Staff 2,3;FHA 1 2,3; Bus Patrol 3,1+5 P®P Club Secretary 1+; StAge Crew 2,3,1+; Girls Track 2; Girls Volley- ball 1,2; Art Club 1. JENNIGES, HELEN-NHS 3,1+ 5 Paper Staff 3,1+; FHA 1 � 2,3,1+5 Student Council 2,1+5 Beclam 1+; Pep Club I+5 Pom Pon 2; Class Officer 2,1+5 Girls Track 3; Girls Volleyball 3; Girls Football 1, 2,3,1+. JENNIGES, LEONARD-,rW Club 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3� l+; Basketball 1,2,3,1+5 Football 1,2,3,1+5 Base- ball 1,2,3,1+. JENNIGES, ROD-Football 1; Wrestling 1+. JENNIGES, TIM-FFA 2,3,1+5 Football 1,2| DECA 2. JENNIGES, WAYNE-FFA 3fl+. JOHANNECK, JEFF KING, FAYTHE-Bus Patrol 3� 1+. KING, LEON-FFA 3,1+5 Wrestling 1,2; Football 1, 3; Track 2® KNOTT, JIM-FFA 2,3,1+5 Wrestling 1,2; FFA Of- ficer 1+. KOSEL, PAULETTE (DONNER)-GARA 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3; Pep Club 1; Chorus 2,3; Girls Sextet 3; Twirling 2,3,1+; Girls Football 2. KRAMER, TONY- W Club 1,2,3,1+5 Student Council 3; Homecoming Attendant 35 Class Officer 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,1+5 Football 1+5 Baseball 2,3; Art Club 1+. LANGE, CRAIG-FFA 3,1+5 Band 1,2,3. LARSEN, GAIL-GARA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,1+5 Bus Patrol 1+. LENSING, DAVID-Camera Club 2,3; W Club 2,3, 1+; FFA 2,3,1+5 Boys State 3; Wrestling 2, 3� 1+; Track 1,2. LENSING, JEAN-GARA 1,2; Camera Club 1+; Paper Staff 3,1+5 Annual Staff 3,1+5 FHA 2,3; Chorus 2,3. MAHAL, DIANE-GARA 1; NHS 2,3,1+5 Camera Club 3, 1+5 Writer's Club 1; Paper Staff 3,1+5 Annual 2, 3,1+; FHA 1,2,3,1+; Dramatics 1+5 Band 1,2,3,1+5 Stage Band 2,3,1+; State Music Contest 2; Boys and Girls County 3; Girls State Alternate 3. PASKEWITZ, DEBBIE-Bus Patrol 3,1+. PENSKE, WES-FFA 1+; Wrestling 1,2; Football 1; Track 3,1+5 BECA 3 PETRACEK, FRANK- W Club 1+5 Paper Staff 3,1+5 Chorus 1+; Wrestling 1,2,3,U; Cross Country 1+5 Track 2; Golf 3,1+. PLAETZ, JUSTINE-Paper Staff 1+5 FFA 1+; FHA 1+. PRECHEL, MARY-GARA 1,2,3,1+5 NHS 3,1+5 Pep Club 1,2,l+5 Chorus 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Girls Volleyball 2,3; Girls Football 1,2,3,1+. RAVELING, KATHY-GARA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,1+5 OEA 1+. RECHTZIGEL, JEFF-FFA 3,1+5 Wrestling 1, 2; Football 2,1+5 Baseball 2. REESE, JACK-FFA 2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3,1+5 Football 2,3,1+5 Baseball 1,2,3,1+5 Track 3 REMIGER, MIKE—FFA 1+. ROHLIK, NEAL-FFA 3,1+; Wrestling 2,3,1+. RUDENICK, LEANN-Chorus 2. SCHILLING, TOM-Chorus 1+5 Fop Singers 1+; Wrestling 3,1+5 Football 1,2,3; Track 3 SCHOTTENBAUER, MIKE-FFA 1+5 Wrestling 1,2; Football 1; Track 1• SCHROEFFER, LEON-NHS 3; FFA 2,3,1+5 FFA Officer 3,1+5 Boys and Girls County 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1; Track 1. SCHUELLER, JODY-GARA 2; NHS 1+5 Paper Staff 3, 1+; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3,1+; Pop Singers 3, 1+; Girls Sextet 2,3; State Music Contest 2,3, 1+; Twirling 3,1+5 Girls Football 2. SCHUELLER, LAVGNNE-NHS 3,1+; Annual Staff 1+5 FHA 1; Student Council 1+5 Girls Volleyball 2; Girls Football 2® SCHWAB, DAN- WM Club 2,3,1+5 Wrestling 1, 2,3, 1+; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,1+. SHEMON, MIKE-'V Club 2,3,1+5 Student Council 1; Dramatics 1; Basketball 1,2,3,1+5 Football 1,2,3,1+5 Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3® SKOBLIK, GERALD-Chorus 1+5 Band 1,2,3,1+5 Stage Band 1,2,3,1+5 Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,1+5 Track 35 Golf !+• STASSEN, MARCIA-NHS 2,3,1+5 Writer's Club 1; Paper Staff 1+5 Annual Staff 3,1+5 FHA 2,3,1+5 Geiman Club 1; Chorus 2,3,1+5 Band 1,2,3,1+5 Stage%Band 3� U; Pop Singers 3,1+5 Accompanist 2,3,1+5 State Music Contest 3� 1+. STEIFFL, NEAL-Chorus 2,3,1+5 Basketball 2; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. SPRINGER, DAN-Paper Staff 1+. TIMM, COLLEEN-GARA 2, NHS 1+5 Paper Staff 1+5 Annual Staff 3,1+5 FHA 1,2,3,1+5 Bus Patrol 35 Dramatics 1+; Chorus 2; Band 1,2,3,1+5 Stage Band 1,2,3,1+. TROST, CURT- W Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2.1+; Football 1,2,3,1+5 Cross Country 2; Track 1, 2,3,1+. VAN HECKE, CINDY-Bus Patrol 1,2,3® VAN LOY, JOHN-Chorus 2,3; Basketball 2,3,1+; Football 1; Track 2® WAGNER, DAVID-,,W,, Club 3,1+; Paper Staff 1+5 PPA 2,3,1+5 German Club 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,1+5 Foot- ball 1,2,3,1+. WERNER, LOIS-NHS 3� U; Camera Club 1+; Paper Staff 3,1 5 Annual Staff 2,3,1+5 Annual Editor 3,1+5 PHA 2,3; Chorus 3� State Music Contest 3; Accompanist 2,3,1+ ZIMMER, RANDY- W Club 1,2,3,1+5 Student Coun- cil 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming King Class Officer 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,1+5 Football 1,2,3,1 5 Baseball 1,2,3« ZIMMERLI, BILL-ETA 2,3,1+5 Band 1,2 Band 1,2,3,1+5 State Music Contest and Girls County 35 Wrestling 1,2; 2. Faculty Index j SUZANNE AAGESEN-Earth Science, Biology CATHARINE ADAMS—Vocal Lessons ROBERT ADAMS—Music 7 and 8, Vocal RICHARD ALLEN-Agriculture MELODIE ALTERMATT-English MARGIE BAUNE-Assistant Librarian PETER BERG—Science and Math VICTORIA BERTRAND-English CORINNE BORMANN—Home Economics FERN BREY-SLBP, Title I TOM BREYFOGLE-Social Studies RALPH BROWN-Industrial Arts BELINDA BRUNFELT-Librarian CARL N. BYE-As si stant Superintendent MARGIE CHRISTENSEN-English, Reading MILES DAVIS-Assistant Administration, Geography BRUCE DRAKE}—German LEO GROSSMAN-Boys1 s Phy Ed. GARY HDNDT-Boy s Phy. Ed. ELLEN IRLBECK-Teacher1s Aide MARCIA JOHNSON-Resour e Teacher RICHARD JOHNSON-Social Studies LAWRENCE KALLEJVIG—Mathematics PAULINE KALLEVIG-Resource Teacher ROGER KALLSTROM-Mathematics E7THEIL KEIL-Business Education TOM KEMP-A-V Director, Boy's Phy. Ed. JOYCE KREMER-Girl's Phy. Ed. TEIET LIEN-EInglish ANNA MERTH-Librarian DOUGLAS NEILSON-Science LEON NEIVE-Counselor VALERIE OFTEDAHL-Girl's Phy. Ed. DARRELL OGILVTE}-Agriculture DONA OLSQN-Home Economics MEILVIN R. SAI1 IELA-Superintendent DARREILL SKOGEN-Social Studies LOIS SPLITTGERBER-Elnglish DOROTHY STASSEN-SLBP AUDREY STORBECK-Mathematics ROGER SWARTZ-Social Studies DON WAHL-Business Ed., Driver's Ed. MYRON WEYS-Art MARY WETTMOREJ-EInglish FAYE WISTROM-Instrumental Lessons, Beginners Band KEN WISTROM-Instrumental Music ,3,1 ; Stage 1,2,3; Boys ' Football, 108