Wabasso High School - White Rabbit Yearbook (Wabasso, MN)
- Class of 1976
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JUBILEE Bicentennial Minute The year 1975 marked an important turning point for the community of Wabasso. On June ll -l6 of that year the village proudly observed her 75th birthday. Festivities began with the Miss Wabasso con- test, a first for Wabasso. Jeanne Franta became Miss Wabasso and was queen over all of the Jubi- lee festivities. A pageant presented by local residents told of Wabasso s birth and growth. It brought the community together and uncovered much unknown talent. The celebration also included a Ride-and-Tie race, a flower show, and a quilting bee. The climax for the three day celebration was Wabasso s Jubilee parade which included everything from a Model T to a live lion. ABOVE LEFT: Jubilee Queen and Attendents: Cathy Berghs, Jody Schueller, Queen Jeanne Fran- ta, Raedi Altermatt, Roxanne Hoffman. LEFT: Ride-and-Tie Race Winners, Randy and Dan Tetrick. ABOVE: The mayor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Mauer. BELOW: Beard Contest Winners: Jerry Wagner, Floyd Zimmerli, Wayne Kragh, Lawrence Bernar- ds, Alvin Hirsch, Harlan Kretsch, Frank Guet- ter, Francis Manderscheidt. The town of Wabasso, like many oth- ers, joined the country s bicentennial celebration. On October 23 Lt. Gov- ernor Rudy Perpich presented Wabasso with a bicentennial flag. He arrived here at 9 00 a.m. and talked with the sixth graders from St. Anne s and Wabasso Public School for an hour. Then he went to the social gathering at the City Hall. Mayor John Mauer be- gan by welcoming everyone. Lt. Govern- or Perpich gave a speech and the activ- ities planned by the bicentennial com- mittee were reviewed. Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor was one of the songs performed by the Pop Singers. The bicentennial flag was then pre- sented to the city and can be seen fly- ing proudly at the Post Office. fable of Contents EDITORS: NANCY PLAETZ JOAN ROBASSE ADVISORS: LOIS SPLITTGERBER JEFF LIEN WABASSO, MINNESOTA HOMECOMING THE HOMECOMING This year Wabasso made history by not having a home- coming king and queen. The coronation was replaced by a spirit week, During this week each grade had one day to present any activity. The favorite of many was a tug-of-war between each class sponsored by the juniors. The football team, under the slogan Jaw the Tig- ers, defeated Springfield by a decisive 3 -6 score. To put an end to Spirit Week, a dance was given in the gym. Music was provided by Whisk . FAR UPPER RIGHT: Seniors Tug-of-War team. FAR RIGHT CENTER: Mr. Berg on Hat Day. LOWER RIGHT: Wes Schaffran on Grub Day. UPPER RIGHT: Mickey Kelly, Mr. Irresistible. PROM GUYS AND DOLLS After many hours of planning and decorating by the Junior class, the day of prom finally ar- rived. The night began with a banquet in the St.Anne's church basement at 6:00. The dance was held In the Wanda Legion Hall again this year. The grand march, beginning at 8:00, was made up of about 50 couples. Music was provided by Skogie . The senior class prophesy was read by Mickey Kelly and the will by Glen Miller. Many helped to make the prom a success, es- pecially the waitresses, Jill Paluck, Theresa Schilling, Jolene Woelfel, Clara Rholik, and the waiters, Nick Fischer, Danny Olson, Jay Schoo, and Terry Altprmatt. ABOVE: Junior Class Advisors Mr. Weis and Mr. Lien. _ LEFT: Waiters and Waitresses J.Schoo, i. Schilling, T.Altermatt, C.Rohlik, N.Fischer, J.Woelfel, D.Olson, J.Paluck. J n DRAMA Tom Jones Tonight we play 'The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. And so began the 1975 f ll play Tom Jones, a comedy about the adventures, and the happy escapes and escapades of young Tom Jones and his Sophia. After eight weeks of hard work, the cast was rewarded by receiving a standing ovation at its final performance. BELOW: Play Cast-Row 1: P.Macht, J.Bcck, D.Sko- blik, D.Stynski, J.Hengel, J.Pistulka, B.Konrar- dy, G.Miller. Row 2: Director M.Wetmore, P.Ro- basse, S.Gales, S.Pistulka, K.Franta, J.Robasse, M.Kelly, P.Jenniges, W.Schaffran. Row 3: D. Jensen, M.Hauptli, P.Deprez, M.Schumacher, D. Gammelgaard, T.Kramer, S.Gladitsch, M.Salfer. ABOVE: Mr. R.Groschen, Star Agribusinesswo- men K.Bock, Mr. D.Ogilvie. T RIGHT: Most Valuable Players-Row 1: D.Zim- mer, K. Honetschlager, M.Janachovsky, B.Hogen. Row 2: J.Fixsen, R.Altermatt, L.Holznagel, L.Geske, S.Schmidt. AWARDS Superstar WHS has an abundancy of talent inside its walls. And those individuals possessing that talent were honored at the Awards programs throughout the year. Scholastic ability was re- cognized at the National Honor Society in the fall. Awards were given to achievers in FFA at their annual banquet. The Athletic Banquet ac- knowledged the outstanding performers in the sports area. Those excelling in areas such as music and journalism were honored at the Pine Arts Ice Cream Social. And the last awards pro- gram was held graduation night with seniors re- ceiving their well-deserved diplomas. Several of the more outstanding awards went to: Dick Jensen-American Legion Award, John Phillip Sousa Award Sue Ann Christensen-Cadet Band Director's Award Kathy Fischer-PTO Scholarship, L.M. Fuhr Award Nancy Plaetz-American Legion Award 11 GRADUATION Search for Tomorrow Class Flower....White Rose Class Color....Royal Blue, Sky Blue Class Song....Friends Highest Honor Students Nancy Plaetz Kathryn A. Fischer Kimberly Ann Bock Karen M. Franta Judith Anne Pistulka Wesley N. Schaffran Honor Students Raedra Ann Altermatt Susan T. Bemardy Janet Lynn Bock Kathi Lynn Dresow Juanita Lynn Fennem Denise Mary Skoblik JoEllen Gladitsch Gregory John Goblirscl Richard F. Jensen Kathleen M. Price Cheryl Lynn Schultz ABOVE: Senior Class Officers-Row 1: S.Ra- del, K.Fischer. Row 2: K.Honetschlager, G.Goblirsch. SENIORS Wabasso High School Seniors-1976. A year of anticipation, planning, be- ginnings, and endings. The senior year was filled with many activities in pre- paration for graduation on May 20th. Items that most seniors acquired during the year were memory books, announce- ments, pictures and, of course, annuals. Ketil Albertson Raedi Altermatt Bob Baune Randy Baune Robert Baune Catherine Berghs Alfred Bemardy Dennis Bemardy Rita Bemardy Susan Bemardy Janet Bock Kim Bock 17 Steve Burtzel Dale Fennem Gilbert Christensen Duane Fennem Laurie Dolan Juanita Fennem Kathi Dresow Duane Duscher Kathryn Fischer Jeffrey Fixsen Mary Frank Karen Franta Robert Frericks Roger Frericks Kevin Friedley Lynn Gales Jill Geske JoEllen Gladitsch Greg Goblirsch Kathy Goblirsch Kevin Goche Ben Guetter John Gustafson Kris Haag Michael Hagert Frank Hassenstab 19 Cheryl Hoffman Bradley Ho gen Kevin Honetschlager Perry Jaeger Michael Janachovsky Peter Jenniges Susan Jenniges Dick Jensen Susan Kalkhoff Jarmo Karparka Lee Kenney John Knott 20 Warren Kolander Tony Kramer Laura Lange Bruce LeGare Richard. Linsmeier Jim Louwagie Dean Luckhardt Gene Luckhardt Debra Miller Marie Nott Alan Ourada Bob Penske Judy Pistulka Dennis Plaetz Nancy Plaetz Greg Price 21 Kathy Price Kenneth Price Sherri Radel Dean Rasmussen Greg Rechtzigel Dennis Rothmeier Karen Rothmeier Dean Rudenick Phyllis Salfer Wesley Schaffran Joe Schilling Julie Schmidt Guy Schoo John Schueller Cheryl Schultz Joe Schunk 22 SWITCH FINLAND This year has been a pleasant one for me. I have got a lot of new friends and had many new experi- ences. I have to 8ay that I don't regret my coming here. And I wish that you here at WHS could have as opportun- ity to come to Europe for one year as an exchange student. I think that I changed many opinions about the Unit- ed States and her people and those opinions were due to American crime movies, etc. I guess now my thoughts are more positive about your country. I haven t any plans to come back to the States to live here but I think I'd like to study somewhere here. Next time, when I come to the U.S.A., I sure will visit Wabasso. So special thanks to the teachers who have been able to tolerate me and to all my friends here for making this year a special one. See you, MEXICO Among our foreign exchange students this year was Mario Garcia from Mexico. During his U-nionth stay he lived with the Russel Holznagel family. Sharing the role with his twin brother, he watohes over four younger brothers and sisters in Mexico. Mario s main reason for visiting the United States was to learn the English language better. Learning English was the hardest part of adjusting to life in the United States for him. His future plans after he returns home include at- tending a state university and studying to become a doctor. ABOVE: Loria Holznagel and Mario Garcia. RIGHT: Ityio Hauptli and Jarmo Karpakka. BELOW: JVKarpakka, L.Dolan, J.Wiersma. NORWAY Being a foreign student is a unique ex- perience that no. one will be able to under- stand without having tried. You re life is turned upside down; you have no really firm point to ding to; you have nobody to go to for help the first time; you re alone. Naturally, you get to know yourself very well and develop a personality that didn't exist before. Anybody who is placed in a new environment will learn a lot but often a different way than one might expect. Not a higher standard of living but a different standard of living. I have learnt a lot about people while staying here, thanks to all my friends who from the very first day met me with open arms and let me become one of them. Stu- dents and teachers have worked together to solve problems, accepting openmindedly my ideas, habits, and wishes with a friendli- ness possible only in a small town like Wabasso where everybody knows and trusts each other. I might forget what happened while I stayed hereâwho won the football games, where that nice sophmore girl lived, or what the class motto was. But it is impossible to forget Wabasso as a whole. A spirit, it has become a part of myself forever. When I later will look baok, Wabasso will be a lot of happy but different memories. Vein I fll ABOVE: Micheal Hagert and Ketil Albertsen. BELOW: Mark Schumacher, Jurjen Wiersma and Gina Schumacher. HOLLAND During my stay in America I had many experiences and interesting happenings. It is a big thing to be in America; not everyone who wants to go to America has the opportunity to go. That's why I appreciate it more and more. There are many things I learned about America and its people. The people are friendly and hospitable. America is beautiful and there are big differences between Holland and America. Here there are many hills and mountains. In Holland you drive straight and you won't find a hill in the road, bigger than 2 or 3 feet. Here you also have to drive bigger distances before you are in a village or town. In Holland you drive one mile, then you are in the next town or village. Also, in the food there is a big difference. We in Holland eat pretty much vege- tables and much fruit. Here they concentrate on meat. When you say the word Steak, every one fol- lows with the tongue the circle of the mouth. There are also big differences in the school. Here you can change your classes every nine weeks. In Holland we have five classes for the whole year. We don't have every day the same classes on the same hour. I en- joyed my year in school here very much. My contact with the teachers was very good and I had fun with them. In one sentence, I had a fantastic year with a fantastic family. I felt me completely at home by family Schumacher. I thank the school for an unforgettable year. JUNIORS Perhaps the most difficult task of the jun- ior year is running concessions. Finding enough workers and giving service at the games throughout the year is a full-time job. But the juniors accomplished this task and are preparing for their final year of high school. ABOVE: Juniors-Row 1: R.Alexander, L.Baune,, S.Beckman, B.Benson, W.Bemardy, D.Brand, S. Bruns, J.Dallman. Row 2: K.Davis, P.Deprez, B.Fennem, D.Fennem, J.Fischer, S.Fischer, V.Fischer, S.Frank. Row 3: T.Friedley, S. Gales, D.Gammelgaard, L.Geske, S.Gladitsch, K.Goblirsch, A.Guetter, T.Guetter. Rowl : L. Hagert, M.Hauptli, S.Heiling, L.Holznagel, J. Irlbeck, M.Jacoby, D.Jenniges, P.Jenniges. Row 5: R.Jenniges, T.Johanneck, D.Kalkhoff, B.Konrardy, M.Kelly, L.Knott, C.Kragh. 26 JUNIORS ABOVE: Juniors-Row 1: 3.Lensing, C.Macht, 3. Mahal, C.Mathiowetz, G.Miller, N.Miller, S. Moore, V.Paluck. Row 2: S.Pistulka, D.Polzin, R. Prechel, A.Price, R.Price, M.Raddatz, D.Recht- zigel, J.Remiger. Row 3j D.Risse, J.Robasse, C.Rohlik, D.Rohlik, S.Rudenick, J.Salfer, M.Sal- fer, J.Samyn. Row U: T.Sater, T.Schaffran, J. Schmidt, S.Schmidt, N.Schoo, J.Schueller, M. Schumacher, S.Skoblik. Row W.Skoblik, V.Stage S. Vanloy, J.Wagner, B.Walter, P.Winn, G.Woelfel. Not Pictured: D.Dietz, S.Hoffmann, P.Jenniges, C.Linsmeier, T.Paskewitz, M.Salfer, A.Schunk. SOPHOMORES The sophomores were busy with home- coming and many other school activities this year. When the magazine drive came around, they put it all together and earned more than $2000. A big mo- ment came when the sophomores finally, after a quarter of worrying and study- ing received their driving permits. BELOW: Sophomores-Row 1: J.Allex, S. Altennatt. T.Altermartt, K.Arends. Row2: N.Baune, P.Baune, D.Beckman, E. Benson, D.Beranek. Row3: M.Bemardy, K.Boerboom, J.Burtzel, L Burtzel, K. Dahmes. Rowi : L.Dallmann, M.Daub, N. Daub, L.Deprez, C.Dolan, J.Ebnet, K. Eisenmenger. Row $i J.Estum, P.Fen- nem, N.Fischer, S.Fischer, C.Frank, M.Franta, S.Frericks. 28 SOPHOMORES LEFT: Sophomores-Row I: J.Gammel- gaard, D.Gladitsch, T.Goblirsch, R. Guetter. Row 2: M.Gustafson, Hammerschmidt, JÂŤHenkel, M Henning D.Henriksen. Row 3 R.Hoffman, G. Honetschiager, J.Irlbeck, D.Jaeger, M.Janachovsky. Row U: B.Jenmges, J. Jenniges, M Jenniges, N.Jenmges, K. Jensen, E.Kalkhoff, V.KLante. Row 5: L.Kletscher, J.Knott, J.Knott, A.Kramer, J.Kramer, J.Lensing, C. Mathiowetz. 29 SOPHOMORES RIGHT: Sophomore3-Row 1: L.Nott, D. Olson, J.Paluck, N.Paskewitz, R. Paskewitz, J.Pietrowski, P.Petracek, L.Pitzel. Row 2: J.Polzin, S.Price, C.Rohlik, G.Rohlik, J.Rohlik, R. Rohlik, A.Rothmeier, D.Rudenick. Row3: C.Salfer, J.Salfer, M.Salfer, T.Salfer, L.Samela, C.Sater, S.Schaf- fran, T.Schilling. Row Us D.Schmidt, J.Schoo, J.Schueller, J.Schweim, G. Senger, K.Speilmann, C.Springer. Row 5s B.Stacken, S.Stage, M.J.Szcz- esniak, J.Thull, J.Timm. Row 6: J. VanLoy, C.Wagner, J.Werner, K.Winn, J.Woelfel. FRESHMEN Well, they finally made it! That s right; they re freshmen now! They may be new to the big high- school, but they re into everything. They took part in everything from homecoming to the Ugly Person contest. ABOVE: Freshmen-Row 1: L.Albu R.Alexander, C.Baune, L.Bemardy, P.Bemardy, S.Bemardy, T.Bock, J. Brand. Row 2: B.Burtzel, R.Christ- ensen, S.Deprez, S.Engel, V.Estum, D.Fennem, J.Fischer,S.Frank. Row 3 K.Frericks, D.Geske, P.Goblirsch, J.Guetter, K.Haag, R.Hansen, C.Hen- ning, J.Henriksen. Row Us J.Hen- riksen, C.Hertling, B.Hoffman, D. Irlbeck, G.Irlbeck, J.Jenniges, L. Jenniges. Row 5s D.Jensen, T.Jor- dan, B.King, B.Kletscher, J.Knott. Row 6: T.Knott, C.Kramer, S.Lange, V.Louwagie, J.Maasch. 31 FRESHMEN BELOW: Preshmen-Row 1: P.Macht, M.Mahal, K.Mar- tensen, R.Meyer. Row 2: C.Killer, S.Paskewitz, C. Pistulka, A.Plaetz, B.Plaetz, B.Plaetz. Row 3 S. Pohlen, P.Polzin, A.Prioe, J.Prokoech, K.Raddatz, R.Riley, P.Robasse, A.Rohlik. Row ki B.Rohlik, S. Rohlik, C.Salfer, M.Samyn, W.Cshaffran. D.Schmidt, L. Schmidt, J.Schueller. Row G.Schumacher, K. Shemon, B.Skoblik, R.Skoblik, R.Skoblik,M.Spielmann, K.Thull, G.Turbes. Row 6: P.Wagner, T.Walter, B. Watkins, K.Weber, R.Werner, M.Woelfel, D.Woteohke, M. Zjgnerli. EIGHTH GRADERS The 8th grade contributed to homecoming with a float entitled Sugar Frost them for a Victory . Unfortunately, they didn't win a prize on it. They had a Back to 50's day and dance which was quite a success, however. They have been very busy this year and are looking forward to ninth grade. BELOW: Eighth Grade-Row 1: T.Altermatt, C.Arends, B.Baune, D.Baune. Row 2: M.Baune, T.Bemardy, K. Bock, W.Bock, J.Boyum, D.Carity. Row 3: S.Chris- tensen, S.Davis, G.Deprez, B.Dolan, J.Engel, B.Fen- nem, A.Fischer, S.Fischer. Row 1+: B.Fixsen, J. Franta, S.Frericks, C.Gales, C.Gammelgaard, E.Gob- lirsch, C.Guetter, P.Guetter. Row B.Hagert, P.Hanson, K.Heiling, J.Hengel, J.Henriksen, B.Hog- an, B.Janachovsky, G.Jenniges. Row 6: J.Jehniges, J.Jenniges, L.Jenniges, L.Jenniges, B.Jenniges, A. Johanneck, J.Kalkhoff, S.Kelly. EIGHTH GRADERS ABOVE: Eighth Grade-Row 1: J.Knott, M.Knott, S.Kramer, K.Kreft, S.Kropp, R.Kuehn, M. Landkammer. Row 2: M.Large, L.Loiselle, J.Louwagie, K.Mar- quardt, D.Mathiowetz, M.Miller, R.Paluck. Row 3: P.Paskewitz, B.Pitzl, R.Pohlen, G.Polzin, S.Pre- chel. Row U: C.Price, B.Raddatz, T.Radel, R. Remiger. Row 5: S.Remiger, C.Rohlik, S.Riley. EIGHTH GRADERS ABOVE: Eighth Grade-Row 1ÂŤ D.Rohlik, F.Rohlik, J. Rohlik, K.Rohlik, P.Rothmeier, B.Salfer, D.Salfer. Row 2: J.Salfer, J.Salfer, J.Sater, A.Schilling, H.Schoo, M.Schroepfer, J.Schueller. Row 3 S.Sei- kora, N.Soupir, T.Stage, N.Trost, J.Turbes. Row U: D.Warner, J.VanHecke, J.Wagner, D.Walter. Row 5? D.Winn, K.Zollner. SEVENTH GRADERS The Seventh Grade spent their first year of Junior High adjusting to the new schedule and surroundings. Activities such as homecoming and student council dances kept them busy. BELOW: Seventh Grade-Row 1: R. Alexander, E. Baune, J.Baune, M.Beranek, G.Bemardy, P.Bemardy. Row 2: R.Bernardy, K.Brand, J.Brau, J.Daub, C. Eichten, R.Eis, L.Eisenmenger. Row3: J.Fennem, S.Fennem, D.Fischer, P.Fischer, P.Fischer, J. Frericks, J.Goblirsch, R.Goblirsch. Row h: J. Goblish, R.Guetter, K.Hammerschmidt, B.Heiling, K.Hirsch, L.Hoffman, T.Irlbeck, J.Jenniges. Row 5: K.Jenniges, M.Jenniges, S.Jenniges, D. Jordan, J.Kalkhoff, J.Kalkhoff, C.Kasten, R. Klante⢠Row 6: J.Kletscher, M.Kletscher, B. Knott, J.Knott, L.Knott, P.Konrardy, B.Kramer, D.Kramer. SEVENTH GRADERS BELOW: Seventh Grade-Row 1: E.Kreft, R.Kreft, R.Kreft, R.Kuehn, J.Lensing, K.Lensing. Row 2: B.Mertens, D.Nott, E.Paluck, R.Paskewitz, D.Pet- raoek, L.Pickett, C.Pitzl. Row 3: V.Price, K. Raddatz, G.Rohlik, K.Riley, S,Raveling, K.Rohlik, R.Rohlik, K.Rogotzke. Row 1 : J.Rhode, P.Rude- nick, J.Salfer, M,Salfer, M.Salfer, L.Samela, CÂŤ Schaffran, J,Schmidt. Row G.Schunk, D.Sko- blik, J.Skoblik, P.Spielmann, J.Springer, S.Tay- lor, N.Timm, S,Trost. Row 6: G.Wagner, M.Wagner, M,Wagner, M.Walter, W.Werner, C.Watkins, W.Wot- schke, M.VanLoy. CLASS OFFICERS ABOVE: Junior Class Officers: K.Goblirsch, R.Prechel, B.Konrardy, V.Paluck. RIGHT: Sophomore Class Officers: S.Fischer, C.Rohlik, R.Guetter, J.Thull. IN THE NEWS Taken from the RABBIT TRACKS Homecoming Controversy Contest, a dance, para the football game round year s Homecoming. WHS will busy preparing for Homecomi the week of September 29 to Oo ober 2. Friday, October will still be known as Home coming, with the days prior tc be Spirit Week. Each grade has been assigned one day of the week to plan for special activities. Suggestions were open to all classes so hopefully some fun and spirit- raising days are anticipated. Each class has twenty minutes for their day, in which to hold their contests or announce any results from a contest they might have. The parade will be held in the afternoon, making the usual route through Wabasso. That night the Rabbits meet the Springfield Tigers in a confer- ence game. Following the game, a dance will be held in the school gymnasium. There will be no king and queen as part of this year s festivities. The senior class along with the Student Council helped in the making of this decision. Dear Editor, As most of you readers know, the senior class of 1975 76 voted not to select homecoming king and queen candidates as a part of this year s homedoming festivities. As a member of the Wabasso community and of the high school faculty, I do not feel the senior class had the right to make such an important decision, especially a decision that affects so many. Home- coming is an activity for the entire community, and especially for all graduates of Wabasso school. I feel that homecoming without royalty will be missing an important quality. The senior class should be mature enough to choose quali- fied representatives without incurring hard feelings. If the seniors do not wish to represent their school I am sure there would be many underclassmen who would find it an honor. Joyce Kremer Sit-Down As the fourth quarter of the year neared, a tension between students and administration be- gan to reach its breaking point. Some students felt that the school s discipline policy was unfair in several areas and not explicit enough in others. The conflict resulted in a sit-down by a portion of the student body. Talks between students and ad- ministration began. At times the assembly became almost uncontrollable; but as the day came to an end, the num- ber of students dwindled. By Tuesday, less than 20 students remained in the hall. The school board was asked in and the administration agreed to a meeting with the dissatis- fied students. Unfortunately, the meeting never took place, and the problem was forgotten instead of being solved. Quarter System The Quarter System is in its second year at WHS. Its purpose is to give students a greater variety of classes and more of a choice during their high school career. The English and social classes, for example, have all been divided into specific areas, each class lasting a quarter. So instead of taking senior Eng- lish or junior social, high school students all attended the different classes together, mak- ing sure they receive the re- quired classes and then taking the required elective classes. The system breaks up the year. If a student is really getting bored with the classes he has one quarter, he can always look forward to a change the next. The quarter system also gives the student a greater opportunity to get to know more of his fel- low school mates. Since classes usually are not confined to just sophomores or just juniors, clas- ses usually include students from 10th to 12th grade. The system also has its pro- blems, though. Because of variety and novelty of some classes, many new and expensive materials had to be purchased. The extra cost posed a heavy burden on the already low school budget. The shortage of funds also created the need to cut back on teachers, which ultimate- ly, will cut down on elective classes. 39 All-State Chorus Selection Rabbit Tips His Hat â˘..to Mike Salfer for winning third at the Rooster Crowing Contest at the State Fair. ...to the sophomores who sold magazines. ...to Randy Baune for setting a new school record of 1000 yds. gained in a season. ...to the FFA'ers who partic- ipated in the FFA vs. Lions Club Compicking Contest. ...to Randy Baune and Kevin Honetschlager for making the KMHL Football team. ⢠⢠.to the zombies who appeared with the chorus on KEYC Sounds of Christmas . ... to Dan Zimmer for being the first WHS wrestler to be state wrestling champ. ... to Perry Jaeger for advanc- ing to the State Chess Tour- naments in Burnsville. ...to Ms. Butler and Mr. Gary Severson and their new son, Ian Matthew Butler Severson. ...to Pete Jenniges for win- ning the Mr. Ugly Contest. ...to Judy Pistulka for being chosen best actress in the dis- trict one-act play contest. ...to all the people who went home to get a suitcase so they could stay in Wabasso during the blizzard. ...to this year's FFA Sweet- heart candidates: Ann Price, Nancy Miller, Pam Winn, Vicki Stage, Ruth Prechel, Sue Sko- blik, Sandy Mahal, LisaHagert. ...to Ann Price for getting into the 20 semi finalists for state president at the FHA Con- vention. ...to the lucky kids who have graduated early. ...to the Dairy Products and Fish and Wild Life Teams for advancing to state competi- tion. 40 ...to John Schueller for re- ceiving Honorable Mention and to Joel Samyn for being chosen to the first team all-area bas- ketball team by the Marshall Independent. ... to Janet Bock for being cho- sen for a chance to be in the National FFA Chorus. ...to Kris Goblirsch and Gor- dy Woelfel for being elected to Girls' and Boys' State re- spectively. Bicentennial Speech Contest Held If you had entered room 118 on December 2nd and during 6th period, words of this sort would have probably been heard, Our country was bom of gun powder , or Because of the hard work and determination of our forefathers, America remains to- day as it was 200 years ago. This, of course, is not a rehear- sal for the Bicentennial Min- ute , but rather, the students of Intro. to Speech who are pre- paring original speeches on the theme, What the ideals on which our nation was founded have for me, a young American. After all the speeches had been presented, the best were chosen; and these were recorded on Monday, December 8 and then sent to Redwood Falls for final judging. Those students chosen, Sheila Gales, Art Guetter, Mark Schumacher and Kevin Friedley, are now eligible for top prize Recently selected for parti- cipation in the Minnesota All- Star Chorus were Val Paluck and Bill Konrardy. Sponsored by the Minnesota's Music Educators' Association, the choir rehearses for a week next summer and per- forms the following year. Val and Bill were two of about five students selected from District 10. BELOW: V.Paluck and B.Konrardy. $25.00 to be awarded to the in- dividual's speech judged to be of superior quality. The speech- es are judged 20$ on delivery, 35$ on originality and 1+5$ on content. ...And that's the way it was, December 12, 1975 Cheerleaders Rally Spirit Trying out for cheer leading last spring was a time of deci- sion for those who tried out. This is going to be a new year, a year of change. Everyone has busy schedules and cheerleaders are no excep- tion. This year the girls had to choose between cheerleading and girls' sports. Also this year the girls chose the sports that they'd like to cheer for, providing that it wasn't two winter sports. There'11 be a lot of new faces in the basketball and wrestling cheerleading squads. WHS Bicentennial Minute Before Christinas a speech con- test was held called ,rWhat Ify Bicentennial Heritage Means to Me. Of course, this contest was only open to U.S. citizens, so we decided to give our foreign exchange students a chance to present their views; and now an inside look at What YOUR Bicentennial Hertiage means to Them. When asked about what they liked about the idea of the celebration, answers ranged from It s O.K., just O.K. and 'No- thing bad about it to It's a normal thing and I like it . But when asked about what they disliked about it, there was agreement or no answer. The main fault of our celebration is that we've let it become too commercialized. However, each person had specific dislikes. Ketil calls it the American B-U-Y centennial. Jurjen said he s seen everything from red, white, and blue cupcakes and kleenexes to bicentennial cas- kets, and Jarmo says the funniest thing he's seen in America is the color guard at basketball games. The whole idea of girls carrying guns and flags seems ridiculous to him. As a closing statement, Jurjen said he hopes there are enough Bicentennial Minutes to make it throu i the year. And Jarmo said These few minutes about the American Bicentennial were sponsored by Jarmo, INC. TeachersâAid Program Approximately forty students who are sophmores, juniors, or seniors have signed up as teacher aids ⢠Each aid takes the course for one semester and receives grades and credits. The Aid program has been go- ing on for three years. It is one of the few organized teacher aid programs in the state. Top Performance Every year Wabasso High spon- sors an entry to the one-act play contest. This year's en- try was an excerpt from The Glass Menagerie directed by Mrs. Rob- ert Wetmore. On Saturday, the 17th of January, ofter just two weeks of I practice, the play took first place at the sub-district con- test held in Wabasso. The play received two A ratings and advanced to district the following Saturday. There the play received A and B ratings and took second to San- born. Cast members included Judy Pistulka, Bill Konrardy, and Stephanie Pistulka. They are pictured above. Now, it is time to find out what they do. Well, mostly what- ever the teacher asks. A few things are help students with studybooks, read aloud, listen to the students read, and help them with their homework. The most important thing is to help with reading tasks. The students being helped are in St. Annes' Parochial, Wabasso Public Elementary, and Jr. High. Mrs. Kratzke, the supervisor, is always looking for more teacher aids. If you are in- terested, see her. BELOW: Helper Jon Schmidt. FHA Convention Held Over five hundred junior and senior high girls congregated at Wabasso Public School on Saturday, November 8. The event which was attracting all these students was the 1975 District Eleven Future Homemakers of America Convention. During the fall season, the annual meeting was held to elect new officers, exchange ideas, attend workshops, and become better acquainted with FHA and its workings and its purposes. Wabasso had the privilege of hosting the convention this year because Kathy Fischer was the district president. The conven- tion was held at the home of the district president. This meeting was a district effort. Everyone had their part in it, which made it all more meaningful and worthwhile. Declam Team Receives Trophy It's hard to believe that 1U kids put together on a schoolbus could be so quiet. But when those li+ nervous kids sure the WHS declam team on their way to the district meet at Redwood Falls, it is understandable. Their nervousness paid off when seven of the 11+ advanced to the region meet and four members were named alternates. The team efforts were duly rewarded with the second place trophy they received for having such a large number of students advance to region. ABOVE: All-Conference Volleyball Flayers: Jolene Woelfel and Lori Geske. Not Pictured: Mary Frank. BELOW: All-Conference Girls Basketball Play- ers: Loria Holznagel and Lori Gepke. Sport Shorts I never thought I was rotten in basketball until... ABOVE: All-Conference Boys Basketball Play- ers: Jonn Schueller, Brad Hogen-Honorable Men- tion, Joel Samyn. All-Conference Football Players were Dan Zimmer, Kevin Honetschlager and Bandy Baune. Hnorable Mention went to Jim Salfer and Alan Ourada. All-Conference Baseball Players were Jeff Fixsen, Dan Zimmer, Gordy Woelfel and Brad Hogen. by Jeff Fixsen . ⢠⢠During a game the coach told me to go down to the shower room and see if the showers were still there. ...The coach stole the spark plugs out of my car so I could- n t get to town. .. .They found the coach shov- eling snow on my driveway one night to create snowbanks to block it. . ⢠.The other team members put hydrochloric acid in my de- odorant can. ...The coach sent me a letter bomb. ...The coach told me t6 get in the ball bag and when I did, he sewed it shut and postmarked it to Siberia. â˘â˘â˘The coach told me that maybe my career was in sewing. ...The coach told me this year s basketball season had been cancelled due to the flu. ...The basketball team tried to hide the school while I was uptown. ...During the game the coach told me to go up in the lib- rary and find out what New- ton s laws of gravities were; and when I did, he said, prove it. 42 STUDENT COUNCIL THE GUIDING LIGHT The Junior High: active, enthusiastic, and enterprising! The representatives of this group of students are the Junior High Student Council. Throughout the course of the year activities such as dances and fund raisers have been successfully planned and executed by the whole student body with the aid of their able leaders. LEFT: Junior High Student Council-Row 1: S.Kramer, A.Fischer, C.Price. Row 2: R.Ber- nardy, B.Goblirsch, L.Samela, Advisor M.Da- vis, J.Salfer, T.Bemardy, J.Kalkhoff. The Senior High Student Council has been kept busy planning Homecoming, Spirit Week and Sno-week. They also, jointly with National Honor Society members, launched a program to help improve student-adult relations, by doing such tasks as running errands and shoveling walks for senior citizens. BELOW: Senior High Student Council-Row 1: X.Goblir8ch, J.Schueller, J.Jenniges, R. Guetter, J.Paluck, N.Plaetz. Row 2: K.Hon- etschlager, P.Baune, J.Fischer, S.Rohlik, M. Kelly, K.Dresow. NHS CROSS WITS Instead of the usual spring banquet, this year's banquet was held on November 18. The guest speaker wa9 Mr. Don Wahl. There was a total of 21 new members in- itiated. In order to fund the ban- quet, cookies were sold during the school play. LEFT: NHS-Row 1: N.Plaetz, D.Jen- sen, M.Schumacher, B.Konrardy. Row 2: K.Fischer, J.Pistulka, S. Pistulka, W.Schaffran. Row 3: J Robasse, D.Skoblik, J.Bock, M.Rad- datz. Row Us J.Lensing, J.Pie- trowski. Row G.Woelfel, D. Kalkhoff, K.Franta, C.Schultz. Row 6: A.Guetter, B.Bemardy, R. Altermatt, K.Bock. Row 7: R.Al- exander, G.Goblirsch, S.Bruns, S. Fischer. Row 8: K.Goblirsch, S. Bemardy, P.Winn, J.Gladitsch. Row 9: K.Price, L.Samela, A.Price, C.Mathiowetz. Row 10: J.Irlbeck, G.Honetschlager, J.Paluck, N.Mil- ler. Row 11: J.Schweim, D.Ber- anek, K.Dahmes, C.Salfer. BELOW LEFT: NHS Officers: W. Schaffran, K.Franta, K.Fischer, N.Plaetz. BELOW: District Contest Winners-Row 1: âŚW.Schaffran, P.Petracek, J.Robasse, M. Nott, C.Pistulka, S.Engel, S.Pistulka, J,Henriksen, P.Robasse, Jâ˘Henriksen. Row 2: L.Nott, R.Price, D. Henriks en, R.Alexander, V.Paluck, J.Pistulka, B. Konrardy, J.Pennem, K.Bock, L.Hagert. Row 3s Director K.Wistrom, M. Schumacher, M.Mahal, J.Thull, T.Schaffran, A.Guetter, G.Miller, J.Maasch, D.Jensen, W.Schaf- fran, J.Schweim, N.Daub, M.Henning, C. Henning, J.Geske, P.Pennem. âŚIndicates Region-State Winners. CONCERT BAND In Concert Line up! Step off! Would you like to buy a record? You ve been listening to a concert band member. In the fall they kept busy practicing and marching for football games. Throughout the winter the band per- formed at the pepfests and most of the basketball games and wrestling matches. They also performed at several concerts. A record selling drive was held in the fall to raise money for their new stereo system. ABOVE: Concert Band-Row 1: J.Paluck, C.Dolan, A. Kramer, K.Dresow, G.Schumacher, J.Schueller, L.Sal- mela, K.Jensen, J.Kramer, K.Bock, J.Robasse, J.Pis- tulka. Row 2: S.Pistulka, D.Schmidt, K.Thull, C. Pistuika, R.Alexander, S.Stage, S.Price, P.Daub, C. Salfer, L.Geske, J.Henriksen, K.Davis, R.Price, J. Geske, W.Schaffran, S.Kalkhoff, P.Winn. Row 3: L. Hagert, S.Engel, B.Skoblik, J.Irlbeck, L.Pitzl, J.Bock, B.Rohlik, K.Albertsen, B. Watkins, D.Wotschke, J. Schweim, P.Robasse, S.Hoffmann, A.Rothmeier, B.King, P.Fennem, T.Bock, K.Martenson, C.Henning, L.Kletscher, L.Dallmann, K.Arends. Row 1+s M.Spielmann, J.Thull, J. Fennem, G.Miller, R.Alexander, D.Jensen, M.Henning, P.Goblirsch, J.Rohlik, L.Nott, A.Guetter, V.Paluck, G.Irlbeck, J.Werner, S.Gales, M.Nott, V.Stage, M.Schu- macher, J.Gladitsch, W.Schaffran, T.Schaffran, P.Pet- racek, D.Dohmeier, M.Mahal. Row $: K.Weber, J.Hen- riksen, S.Mahal, J.Maasch, D.Henriksen, B.Konrardy, K. Winn. J.Hengel, Director K.Wistrom. 47 CADET BAND The Junior High Cadet Band performed at three concerts this year, during fall, mid- winter, and spring. Each member also per- formed a solo for the Cadet Band in the spring. For the first time the band marched at the Wabasso and Vesta Jubilee parades. ABOVE: Cadet Band-Row 1: J.Engel, J.Hen- riks en, T,Radel, S.Riley, J.Salfer, T.Stage, C.Watkins, C.Riley, K.Rogotzke, C.Kropp, S. Kelly, W.Werner, K.Kalkhoff. Row 2: K. Hirsch, M.Kletscher, B.Mertens, N.Timm, S. Taylor, S.Frericks, J.Kalkhoff, R.Alexander, M.Paluck, B.Dolan, J.Kalkhoff, L.Salmela, P.Konrardy, J.Goblisch, D.Nott, V.Pistulka, J.Fennern, J.Franta. Row 3 s W.Wotschke, E.Paluck, D.Petracek, L.Loiselle, S.Fennem, S.Kramer, K.Bock, R.Guetter, B.Goblirsch, J. ELetscher, B.Heiling, J.Rohde, K.Schaf- fran, W.Bock, B.Fennem, G.Sater. Row 1+: K. Marquardt, J.Hengel, R.Pohlen, T.Bemardy, J.Lensing, S.Christensen, Mr. Wistrom. ABOVE: Cadet Band Officers-Row 1: J.Henriksen, J. Lensing, T.Radel. Row 2: B.Dolan, S.Christensen. LEFT: Select Band-Row 1: K.Bock, R.Alexander, P. Fennem. Row 2: S.Pistulka, J.Pistulka, J.Schweim, L.Geske. Row 3s P.Robasse, M.Nott, W.Schaffran, J. Robasse. Row 1 : V.Paluck, D.Jensen, M.Schumacher, J.Geske. Row 5s J.Maasch, A.Guetter, B.Konrardy, R. Alexander. BELOW: Band Officers: L.Salmela, W.Schaffran, R.Alex- ander, K.Dresow, J.Pistulka, A.Guetter, M.Schumacher, W. S chaff ran STAGE BAND The Stage Band gave fine performances at the Senior High Fall Concert, the Pops Concert, and the Lamberton Stage Band Clinic and Concert, They received a superior rating at the district music con- test held at Lamberton. They also pro- vided entertainment for the Lions Club Ladies' Night Banquet, BELOW: Stage Band-Row 1: P.Fennem, P. Robasse, J.Schweim, C.Henning. Row 2: M.Schumacher, W.Schaffran, T.Schaffran, P.Petracek, M.Mahal. Row 3: Mr. Wis- trom, N.Fennem, J.Thull, G.Miller, R. Alexander, M.Henning, V.Paluck, J.Maasch, I).Jensen, D.Henriksen, W.Skoblik. GIRLSâ CHORUS Name that Tune This year the girls chorus and mixed chorus went to Mankato to tape for the television show Sounds of Christmas. This was the first time the chorus has appeared on television. The girls chorus has sung at all the senior high concerts. They also received a three-star rating at the large group district contest held at Redwood Falls. ABOVE:. Girls Chorus-Row 1: V.Stage, M.Nott, D. Fennem, J.Robasse, S.Price, B.Skoblik, L.Ber- nardy, P.Robasse, B.Hoffman, M.Spielmann, P.Daub, J.Schueller. Row 2: N.Schoo, J.Gammelgaard, S. Pistulka, K.Martenson, G.Schumacher, C.Miller, S. Engel, T.Bock, M.Frank, K.Fischer, D.Stynski, S. Lensing, D.Risse. Row Mr. Adams, K.Franta, N.Baune, L.Holznagel, A.Price, J.Pistulka, J.Woel- fel, J.Estum, S.Hofftaann, S.Skoblik, S.Jenniges, D.Dohmeier. Row 1 : K.Dresow, S.Kalkhoff, L.Geske, C.Rohlik, N.Fennem, L.Deprez, StFrank, C.Springer, J.Geske, K.Thull, J.Knott, A.Rohlik, D.Polzin. ABOVE: Girls' Chorus Officers- Row 1: J Robasse, S.Jenniges, J.Pistulka, Row 2: A.Price, K.Franta, G.Schumacher. LEFT: District Contest Winners- Row 1: J.Robasse, P.Daub, L,Da 11 man, -K.Davis, J. Kramer. Row 2: R.Alexander, M. Schumacher, G.Goblirsch, J.Schueller, V.Paluck, D.Skoblik, J.Bock, B,Kon- rardy. Row 3: Director R.Adams, C. Berghs, C.Kragh, D.Jensen, W.Schaf- fran, W.Skoblik, G.Miller, J.Dallmann, K. Friedley. â Indicates Region-State Contest Winners. 50 LEFT: Select Chorus-Row Is A.Price, K. Dahmes, J.Robasse, K.Price. Row 2: D. Skoblii, J.Bock, J.Gammelgaard, S.Miller, K.Davis. Row J: C.Springer, J.Schweim, V. Paluck, B.Skoblik, M. Schumacher. Row 1+s D.Jensen, K.Albertsen, G.Miller, W.Schaf- fran, R.Alexander, B.Konrardy, G.Goblirsch. MIXED CHORUS Besides practicing often and performing for concerts, the mixed chorus takes part in a dis- trict large group contest each year. This year the contest was held at Redwood Falls on March 27. Each group from the participating towns per- formed selections based on difficulty and were judged accordingly. Our mixed chorus was chosen as the first to perform for the three judgesâ at 8:30 a.m. Despite heavy eyelids and tired voices, the group achieved a three star rating, the highest rank possible. ABOVE: Mixed Chorus-Row 1: K.Davis, L.Dallmann, K.Spielmann, V.Klante, M.Bemardy, V.Fischer, S.Bruns, J.Bock, R.Prechel, C.Kragh, K.Goblirsch. Row 2: P.Fennem, K.Dahmes, D.Jaeger, L.Salmela, K.Arends, J.Schueller, S.Altermatt, A.Bemardy, J. Hengel, M.Janachovsky, J.Pietrowski, K.Jen- sen, C.Mathiowetz, J.Werner, A.Kramer. Row 3: K. Price, S.Fischer, J.Fischer, G.Honetschlager, P.Jenniges, R.Alexander, B.Konrardy, G.Gob- lirsch, M.Schumacher, D.Gammelgaard, J.Kramer, J.Burtzel, T.Schilling, S.Fischer, Mr. Adams. Row U: D.Beranek, D.Skoblik, M.Raddatz, S.Van- Loy, K.Albertsen, M.Hagert, K.Friedley, J.Dall- mann, D.Bemardy, M.Kelly, G.Miller, W.Schaf- fran, W.Skoblik, D.Jensen, V.Paluck, J.Schweim, C.Berghs. ABOVE: Mixed Chorus Officers: K.Goblirsch, W.Schaffran, K.Davis, S.Fischer, J.Kramer, B. Konrardy, M.Schumacher. POP SINGERS Celebrate! Celebrate! Dance to the music. . . Ladies and Gentlemen, Wabasso Public School presente Sound On Sound! That's Mr. Adams' introduction of the Pop Singers. Besides performing at many banquets, this year's Pop Singers got first place at a swing choir con- test and received a star at the district music contest. LEFT: Pop Singers-Row 1: V.Paluck, B. Konrardy, G.Goblirsch, J.Schueller. Row 2: K.Davis, R.Alexander, M.Schu- macher, J.Kramer, W.Skoblik, C.Berghs, D.Jensen. Row 3s D.Skoblik, W.Schaf- fran, J.Robasse, G.Miller. Row U: K. Friedley, L.Dallmann, J.Dallmann, C. Kragh. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Singing beautifully up and down the scale, the junior high chorus made appearances at two concerts. The first was the fall concert. Their final concert was a spring concert when they sang with the elementary chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Adams, they did a good job. ABOVE: Junior High Chorus-Rov 1: D.Skoblik, K.Marquardt, B.Pitzl, M.Paluck, J.Franta, B. Kramer, M.VanLoy, P.Bemardy, C.Pitzl, C.Ri- ley, C. Watkins, C.Gammelgaard, P.Konrardy, B.Heiling, J.Springer. Row2: S.Prechel, A. Schilling, A.Fischer, S.Fischer, K.Rohlik, K.Lensing, J.Jenniges, K.Raddatz, S.Remiger, M.L.Landkammer, A.Johanneck, N.K.Soupir, Row 3: S.Frericks, K.Zollner, C.Kropp, D. Jordan, K.Rohlik, J.Skoblik, J.Goblirsch, E. Kreft, J.Kalhkoff, R.Eis, D.Nott, P.Hanson, D.Warner, R.Remiger. Row U: Director R.A- dams, D.Mathiowetz, K.Hammerschmidt, J.Kalh- koff, C.Eichten, K.Hirsch, J.Lensing, J.Frer- icks, M.Jenniges, J.Baune, K.Brand, R.Kreft, L.Knott, P.Rudenick, K.Rogotzke. 53 ANNUAL STAFF MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Everyone anxiously waits for the day when he will hear that familiar, Hey, the annuals are here! The mem- bers of annual staff, who make this possible, work long and hard hours to meet deadlines, trying to think of new and different ideas for the annual each year. What would we do without them? TOP LEFT; Annual Staff-Row Is K.Al- bertson, J.Paluck, D.Beranek, J.Irlbeck, N.Plaetz. Row 2; P.Robasse, J.Henrik- sen, S.Kalkhoff, K.Bock, S.Mahal, A. Price. Row 3: J.Robasse, C.Mathiowetz, M.Raddatz, K.Fischer. LEFT; Editors-N.Plaetz, J.Robasse. PAPER STAFF Meet the Press Stories, editing, typing, and laying out the articles basically describe the work done by the Rab- bit Tracks paper staff for each ed- ition. The hard work starts a week early when the paper starts to taJce shape. Many hours of diligent work bring forth quite a satisfactory product. PAR LEFT: Editors K.Fischer and J. Pistulka. LEFT: Editors and Assistant Editors Row 1: S.Pistulka, K.Fischer, K. Franta, J.Pistulka. Row 2: D.Jen- sen, P.Jenniges. BOTTOM: Paper Staff-Row 1: S.Gales, V.Stage, K.Arends, J.Pietrowski, J. Hengel, M. Schumacher, K. Jensen, Row 2: R.Bemardy, L.Lange, K.Al- bertson, N.Plaetz, W.Schaffran, K. Fischer, M.Kelly, K.Franta, S.Fis- cher, R.Rohlik, S.Stage, P.Jenniges, J.Pistulka. Row 3: L.Hagert, M. Wagner, L.Kletscher, M.Bernardy, L. Salmela, J.Schueller, B.Konrardy, S.Pistulka. CAMERA CLUB Candid Camera The camera club, as usual, has been busy- taking pictures. There are about twenty members this year. Officers are Deb Styn- ski, president; Ketil Albertsen, vice pre- sident; and Kathy Jensen, secretaryâtrea- surer. Besides taking pictures for the annual and Rabbit Tracks, they sponsored a Mr. Ugly contest and sold pictures from last year's annual to raise money. One member, Ketil Albertsen, none other than our foreign exchange student from Norway, has been an especially big help to them this year. BELOW: Camera Club-Row 1: J.Timm, G. Honetschlager, J.Paluck, J.Irlbeck, C.Roh- lik, K.Albertsen. Row 2: M.Bernardy, K. Jensen, J.Burtzel, C.Wagner, J.Kramer. DECLAM Conversations The declam team did very well this year. They entered the District 10 contest at Redwood Falls and received a runner-up trophy. Eight students went to Region 3 at Montevideo. Judy Pistulka took first place at region and went on to state competition at Robinsdale. BELOW: Declam Team-Row 1: T.Bock, L.Gales, P. Macht, C.Pistulka, D.Carity, S.Gales, P.Jenniges, D.Skoblik, Coach M.Wetmore. Row 2: B.Konrardy, S .Christensen, E.Baune, J.Pistulka, J.Bock. Row 3: J.Schueller, M.Kelly, K.Goblirsch, S.Van- Loy, V.Paluck, D.Jensen. Row 1+s P.Winn, V.Stage, L.Salmela, M.Bemardy, P.Konrardy, V.Louwagie. ABOVE: Region Winner J.Pistulka. LEFT: District Declam Winners and Alternates. FFA GREEN ACRES Dual officers were a part of the 1975-76 FFA chapter because of the increased number of mem- bers. One of the two principal events of the year was the annual banquet during which Dennis Plaetz received the Star Chapter Farmer award, Nancy Plaetz a Star Greenhand, and Kim Bock the Senior award. These are the highest honors of our local chapter. The second event was the State Convention. Nineteen members participated. Kim Bock went for Dairy Products Judging team, State Band and the State Farmer Award. Kathi Dresow went for Dairy Products and band. Bruce Plaetz went for Dairy Products while Nita Fennem went as an al- ternate. The Fish and Wildlife team consisted of Ron and Joe Jenniges and Kevin Raddatz. Lisa Hagert was another band member. Chorus members were Janet Bock and Sue Kalkhoff. Courtesy Corps were Laura Lange, Rita Bemardy and Kathy Gob- lirsch. Delegates were Itylo Hauptli, Jim Sal- fer, Sheila Bruns, and Ruth Prechel. Ruth also went as the chapter Sweetheart. Nancy Plaetz went as our region winner for extemporaneous speaking, and Jurjen Wiersma went as a guest. ABOVE: FFA-Row Is P.Deprez, J.Salfer, K. Bock, T.Kramer, D.Plaetz, S.Kalkhoff, B.LeGare, D.Rothmeier, G.Price, M.Jacoby, Advisor D.Ogil- ivie. Row 2: N.Plaetz, K.Fischer, P.Jaeger, J.Wiersma, R.Baune, M.Salfer, B.Bemardy, S. Burtzel, M.Hauptli. Row 3: J.Burtzel, R.Pre- chel, S.Bruns, L.Holznagel, S.Mahal, K.Price, S. Lensing, S.Skoblik, V.Stage, P.Winn, J.Bock, J.Gladitsch. Row 1+: D.Rechtzigel, L.Hagert, L.Lange, K'.Goblirsch, R.Bemardy, S.Lange, C. Kramer, G.Turbes, D.Schmidt, S.Goblisch, K.Eis- enmenger, K.Boerboom, K.Winn. Row $: K.Price, J.Prokosch, K.Raddatz, W.Estum, B.Plaetz, A. Plaetz, K.Irlbeck, A.Price, B.Kletscher, R. Paskewitz, M.Mahal. Row 6: P.Baune, T.Alter- matt, D.Olson, J.Jenniges, M.Zimmerli, A.Ber- nardy, J.Fennem, K.Dresow, M.Janachovsky B. Baune, G.Christensen, V.Louwagie, J.Guetler, T. Walter, D.Fennem. Row 7s S.Heiling, J. Irlbeck, B.Walter, R.Linsmeier, J.Samyn, J Knott, R.Paskewitz, E.Kalkhoff, L.Nott, G. Rohlik, D.Henriksen. Row 8: J.Rohlik, M. Gustafson, J.Lensing, M.Janachovsky. LEFT: FFA Officers-Row 1: P.De- prez, M.Jacoby, J.Salfer, K.Bock, S.Kalkhoff. Row2: Advisor D.Ogil- vie, B.LeGare, D.Plaetz, Advisor R. Groschen. Row 3: T.Kramer, L.Ken- ney, B.Guetter, D.Rothmeier. BELOW: FFA Sweetheart Ruth Prechel. ABOVE: Banquet Guest Speaker Roger Fellows, LEFT: FFA Award Winners. 59 60 FHA LUCKY LADY FEk has been very busy this year. The main event was the JEA District Convention, which was held in Wabasso. It was held here because Kathy Fischer is district president. The convention was held on November 8 and was attended by UO fEA chapters. It included workshops, a fashion show, elections, and many other events. ABOVE: FHA-Row 1: S.Lensing, S.Frank, S. Deprez, M.J.Szczesniak, J.Vagner. Row 2: M. Wagner, P.Wagner, S.Mahal, M.Frank, J. Knott, C.Frank. Row 3: K.Price, D.Bera- nek, D.Miller, K.Fischer, N.Plaetz, A.Price S,VanLoy. Row Us C.Wagner, N.Miller, L. Lange, J.Gammelgaard, P.Daub, N.Daub, J. Schmidt, L.Deprez, D.Schmidt, D.Polzin, R.Meyer, C.Hertling, Advisors D.Olson and J.Lund. Row N.Baune, D.Risse, A.Roth- meier, S.Price. iX)P: FHA Officers-Row 1: N.Plaetz, K. Price. Row 2: S.VanLoy, Mrs. J.Lund. Row 3: D.Miller, A.Price, K.Fischer, Mrs. D.Olson. BUS PATROL LETâS MAKE A DEAL Counting heads, checking off the chart, trying to keep order! Yes! You guessed it! These responsibilities all belong to the Bus Patrol. And thankfully they have made it through one more year and are looking forward to the next!? ABOVE? Bus Patrol-Eow 1: R.Meyer, S.Lensing, S.Frank, J.Paluck, K.Dahmes, D.Fennem, P. Jenniges. Row 2s L.Knott, L.Gales, D.Gladâ tisch, V.Paluck, V.Fischer, R.Prechel, S. Bruns. Rofc 3: J.Wagner, M.Henning, L.Lange, S.Bemardy, K.Goblirsch, S.VanLoy, S.Kalkhoff, J.Hengel. CLUB W The Worldâs Greatest Athlete Hats and scarves were sold this year bjr the W Club to help pay for the weight machine. The ,rW Club is composed of all the athletes who have earned letters. BELOW: W Club-How 1: P.Jenniges, T.Kramer, G.Goblirsch, B.Hogen, D.Plaetz, K.Friedley, J. Wiersma, M.Schumacher, J.Schoo, S.Schmidt, G. Woelfel, J.Fixsen, D.Rohlik. Row 2: M.Franta, S.Altermatt, S.Moore, K.Franta, S.Radel, S.Fis- cher, R.Prechel, C.Schultz, R.Baune, S.Burtzel, D.Olson. Row 3: T.Guetter, D.Zimmer, R.Alter- matt, L.Geske, J.Timm, C.Rohlik, K.Jensen, B. Hoffman, J.Woelfel, J.Pietrowski, K.Arends. Row U: K.Dresow, M.Zimmerli, T.Altermatt, J. Thull, M.Hagert, D.Bemardy, R.Alexander, S. Gladitsch, J.Salfer, A.Guetter. Row D. Baune, K.Honetschlager, D.Brand, C.Frank, S. Jenniges, M.Janachovsky. RIGHT: W Club Officers-Row 1: G.Goblirsch, Advisor Grossman. Row 2: K.Franta, R.Alter- matt. GARA Sports Spectacular GARA. (Girls1 Athletic and Recreational Association) has taken part in many activities this year. Before homecoming they held their powderpuff football game in which the Freshmen and Juniors played the Soph- mores and Seniors. They also went rollerskating with the W Club and toboganning at Sleepy Eye. A slumber party and swimming party were planned. Row Is Advisor J.Kremer, B.Hoffman, J.Woelfel, M. Bemardy, J.Schueller, S.Jenniges, S.Bruns, C.Kragh S. VanLoy, L Geske, L.Holznagel, Advisor A.Storbeck. Row 2: S.Skoblik, S.Hoffmann, S.Mahal, K.Goblirsch C.Wagner, M.Wagner, K.Spielmann, A.Kramer, J.Fischer N,Schoo, K.Davis, L.Salmela. Row 3: J.Knott, A. rfohlik, D.Risse, S.Price, P.Daub, A.Rothmeier, N. Daub, S.Engel, L.Bemardy, K.Martensen, J.Werner, J. Pietrowski, K.Arends. Row I4: P.Wagner, L. Schmidt M.Samyn, R.Kreft, J.Goblirsch, J.Jenniges, C.Rohlik T. Stage, C.Price, J.Salfer, B.Pitzl, S.Fischer. Row 5: J.Fennem, K.Lensing, K.Rohlik, J.Daub, R. Eis, J.Lensing, K.Hirsch, C.Pitzl, G.Wagner, J.Franta K. Kalkhoff, K.Jensen, C.Rohlik. Row 6: D.Skoblik, P.Rudenick, C.Watkins, J.Knott, L.Jenniges, J.Knott C.Frank, J.VanLoy, K.Gammelgaard, L.Jenniges, J .Wag- ner, R.Prechel. Row 7; M.Paluck, J.Engel, J.Schuel- ler, S.Christensen, T.Bemardy, K.Marquardt, J.Hen- gel, B.Dolan, S.Kelly, S.Prechel, L.Loiselle. BOTTOM RIGHT: GARA Officers-Row Is S.VanLoy, L. Geske. L.Holznagel, S.Bruns. Row 2: Advisor A.Stor- beck, J.Woelfel, M.Bemardy, S.Jenniges, B.Pitzl, J, SChueller, P.Bemardy, C.Kragh, Advisor J.Kremer. GERMAN CLUB The Hiding Place The German Club went to New Ulm Christmas shop- ping and later had a German meal at Eibner's. They took two trips to Redwood with approximately one hundred students the first time and seventy- five the second, enjoying two evenings of roller- skating. BELOW: German Club-Row 1: C.Pistulka, G.Irl- beck, P.Robasse, J.Henriksen, C.Riley, K.Mar- quardt, L.Henriksen, S.Prericks, R.Eis, L.Depâ rez, K.Dahmes, K.Hirsch, T.Stage, S.Pistulka, J. Engel, R.Paluck. Row 2: J.Salfer, C.Price, M. Kletscher, K.Rohlik, J.Kalkhoff, F.Pickett, K. Kalkhoff, J.Franta, E.Kreft, S.Taylor, W.Wot- schke, D.Schmidt, L.Gales, K.Jaeger, J.Schueller, K.Hammerschmidt, R.Bemardy. Row 3: Advisor B. Brake, J.Jenniges, J.Hengel, B.Lensing, J.Gob- lirsch, J.Lensing, C.Eichten, K.Raddatz, K.Jor- dan, P.Rudenick, S.Beprez, J.Henriksen, T.Jor- dan, B.Rohlik, R.Alexander, P.Konrardy. Row 1 : S.Christensen, T.Radel, R.Pohlen, B.Dolan, S. Riley, J.Kalkhoff, K.Nott, B.Mertens, J.Kramer, J.Burtzel, L.Pitzl, C.Dolan, J.Paluck, J.Irlbeck, E.Paluck, L.Salmela, B.Heiling, G.Bemardy. T A COMMITTEE Take My Advice Groups-, Clusters , T A , all refer to an experiment at WHS this year. The Teacher Advisor system is, In theory, supposed to allow the students and teach- ers to come to a better understanding of each other. Each teacher has a group of about 18 students, with three groups mak- ing up a cluster. The representative committee includes one student represent- ative from each cluster, four teachers from the T A planning committee and Mr. Neve, a non-voting member. For 1$ min- utes a day, each group meets to discuss problems and feelings, or anything that's happening in school. T A has not been a successful experiment at WHS, but no one would have known that if it hadn't been tried. LEFT: Teacher Advisor Committee-Row 1: L.Grossman, L.Neve, M.Weis, R.Adams, J. Kremer. Row 2: A.Bemardy, S.Gales, K. Goblirsch, G.Miller, K.Price, M.Raddatz, J.Robasse. Not Pictured: M.Schumacher. football THE LONGEST YARD The WHS football team once again showed us a season with many exciting games and upsets. After getting off to a bad start by losing their first game, they came back and established a $-2 record before losing to Gaylord and Winthrop, the first and second ranked teams in the conference. Their final record was 5-U With only seven seniors grad- uating, the prospects look good for next year. BELOW: Varsity Football-Row 1: J.Thull, M.Schu- macher, G.Schoo, J.Schueller, S.Altermatt, D.Olson, M.Franta, N.Fischer. Row 2: R.Alexander, J.Sal- fer, A.Ourada, S.Schmidt, D.Zimmer, R.Baune, D. Baune, S.Rudenick, G.Goblirsch. Row y. Coach John- son, Coach Breyfogle, K.Honetschlager, E.Kalkhoff, M.Woelfel, A.Guetter, D.Geske, T.Altennatt, S.Glad- itsch, S.Burtzel, Coach Hindt, Coach Grossman. ABOVE RIGHT: Co-Captain K.Honetschlager, Coach Hindt, Co-Captain D.Zimmer. RIGHT: Senior football cheerleaders and players. 68 This year our Junior Varsity finished the season with a record of 3-2. The football team defeated Sleepy Eye Public once and Morgan twice. They lost to Springfield and put up a battle against Sleepy Eye St. Mary's in 5 overtimes, but lost with a score of 1U-8. ABOVE: Jr. Varsity-Row 1: R.Riley, J.Jenniges, J.Fischer, W.Schaffran, M.Mahal Row 2: E.Kalkhoff, R.Alexander, M. Woelfel, S.Altermatt, N. Fischer, M. Franta. Row 3s J Schueller, D.Olson, s.Rohlik, A.Guetter, T.Altermatt, D. Geske, Coach Kallevig. The Junior High football team did excep- tionally well this yean With the help of all U7 players, the team had 6 wins and 2 loss- es, both losses being to Sleepy Eye. Next year, perhaps they will also beat Sleepy Eye. BELOW: Junior High Football-Row 1: Coach Kemp, D.Fischer, J.Brau, E.Baune, M.Salfer, B.Raddatz, P.Spielmann, R.Kuehn, R.Rohlik, B.Schaffran. Row 2: J.Schmidt, H.Schoo, B.Goblirsch, J.Rohlik, B.Jenniges, G.Sater, B.Hogen, K.Bock, E.Paluck, G.Schunk, J.Klet- scher. Row Coach Hindt, D.Kramer, P. Fischer, S.Raveling, C.Gales, J.VanHecke, S.Kramer, K.Jenniges, J.Wagner, B.Eagert. Row U: Caoch Swartz, S.Baune, R.Kuehn, B. Fennem, B.Baune, M.Miller, P.Rothmeier, M. Wagner, J.Polzin, C.Guetter, C.Arends. RIGHT: A Squad Volleyball Team- Row 1 : L.Geske, S.Jenniges, K.Jen- sen. Row 2: Coach Brunfelt, L. Holznagel, K.Bock, J.Timm, J.Woel- fel, D.Beckman. Row 3 s Coach Of- tedahl, A.Kramer, C.Rohlik, S.Kahl- koff, S.VanLoy. VOLLEYBALL CONCENTRATIO The girls' volleyball team had a very success- ful season being rated fifth in the district. Iheir longest winning streak was four matches and they ended the year with a 8-6 record. ABOVE: B Squad Volleyball Team-Row 1 ⢠J.Frer- icks, N.Timm, M.Jenniges, C.Eichten, Manager B. Martenson, N.Jenniges, B.Jenniffes, J.Kramer. J. Lensing. Row 2: Coach Oftedahl, S.Hoffman, K. Hammerschmidt, K.Kahlkoff, K.Thull, T.Bock. A. Rohlik. Row 3: K.Martenson, M.Spielmann, S. Skoblik, S.VanLoy, C.Frank, M.J.Szczesniak, L.Sa- me la, Coach Brunfelt. RIGHT: Row 1: Co-captains L.Geske and S.Kahl- koff. Row 2: Coaches Brunfelt and Oftedahl. CROSS COUNTRY THE ROAD RUNNER With a lot of effort, the cross coun- try team won 2 out of 8 meets. They placed 5th in conference and 3rd in district. Mike Janachovsky broke one of the school records and set a new time of 16:26. Mike Janachovsky and John Schueller advanced individually to region. ABOVE RIGHT: Co-Captain D.Brand, Coach Berg, Co-Captain J.Schueller. BELOW RIGHT: Cross Country-Row 1: J. Fixsen, M. Janachovsky, D.Bemardy. Row 2: D.Brand, J.Schueller, R.Jenni- ges. Row 3: B.Konrardy, G.Woelfel, Coach Berg. 72 WRESTLING MATCH GAME 76 For the Uth consecutive year the A-squad wrestlers remained conference champions out- scoring the runnerup by 60 points. They also remained the District 10 champions for the third consecutive year. In individual bouts, the Rabbits posted a 131-73-U win-loss record and outscored their opponents 1096 to 30U The biggest newsmaker of the year was senior Dan Zimmer. He was the teamâs leading scorer and became the school's first regional and state champion in eight yearn of wrestling. BELOW: A Squad Wrestling Team-Row 1: Manager D.Jensen, D.Zimmer, G.Schoo, P.Jenniges, o. Altermatt, T.Guetter, J.Schunk, M.Zimmerli, Row 2: M.Schumacher, D.Rohlik, J.Louwagie, A. Ourada, T.Kramer, J.Salfer, A.Guetter, S.Burt- zel, Coach Hindt. RIGHT: Co-captain D.Zimmer, Coach Hindt, Co- captain J.Schunk. Like the varsity wrestling team the B squad also had a great season this year, fin- ishing with a record of 13 wins and only 2 losses. Three juniors, Dan Baune, Jerry Dallmann, and Art Guetter, fin- ished the season undefeated for the B squad. We will be looking forward to seeing many of these B squaders on varsity next year. RIGHT: ,rB Squad Wrestling Team-Row 1: J.Schoo, J.A - termatt, J.Guetter, R.Guetter, B.Goblirsch, K.Jenniges, H. Schoo. Row 2: D.Fennem, S. Gladitsch, M.Woelfel, T.A1- termatt, M.Jacoby, R.Riley, V. Louwagie, Coach Kailstrom. 132 lb. STATE CHAMP DAN ZIMMER This year about 20 seventh and eighth grade boys were out for wrestling. They participated in matches with other schools, but just individ- ual, not team, records were kept. The boys are looking forward to wrestling again next year. ABOVE: Junior High Wrestling Team-Row 1: M. Salfer, C.Jenniges, B.Goblirsch, G.Bemardy, 7. Price, D.Walter, J.Kletscher. Row 2: D.Baune, T.Altermatt, H.Schoo, P.Rothmeier, C.Guetter, C. Arends, Coach Kallstrom. Row 3: M.Schroepfher, D.Salfer, J.Turbes, P.Fischer, P.Guetter, B.Fen- nem, M.Miller, M.Wagner. GIRLSâ BASKETBALL MOVINâ ON There were many energetic girls out for basketball this year. Even though there were only two seniors, the team had a good season. Although the girls had alot of determination and will power, they did lose a couple of games. ABOVE: Girls' A Squad Basketball Team- Row 1: B.Hoffman, K.Price, S.Skoblik, N. Baune, L.Salmela, S.Lensing, C.Schultz, J. Woelfel. Row 2: Coach Oftedahl, S.Frank, L.Holznagel, C.Rohlik, L.Geske, C.Kragh, S. Bruns, J.Fischer. RIGHT: Co-captain C.Kragh, Coach Oftedahl, Co-captain C.Schultz. Thud! Thud! Thud...There goes Hoffmann a- cross that floor! She fires it! And it s a bas- ket! There s two more points for the Wabasso B Squad Girls Basketball team. The B Team did really well this year. With Bonnie Hoffmann as high scorer, the team won more than half of their games. ABOVE: B Squad Girls Basketball Team-How 1: B.Hoffmann, C.Rohlik, M.Samyn. Row 2: L.Samela, N.Baune, C.Lerising, K.Davis. Row 3: J.Franta, J.Lensing, M. Henning, R.Alexander, B.Skoblik. How Us J.Kalkhoff, S.Fischer, N.Daub, J.Schuel- ler, J.Kalkhoff, Coach J.Kremer. A successful year has ended for the junior high girls basketball team and their coach, Mrs. Same la. Their record was It could have been U-0 but their last game against Springfield was postponed and then cancelled. BELOW: Junior High Girls Basketball Team-Row 1: J.Goblisch, R.Kreft, T.Radel, T.Bemardy, C.Gammel- gaard, J.Kalkhoff, K.Hammerschmidt. How 2: J.Lou- wagie, T.Irlbeck. S.Kelly, J.Franta, K.Kahlkoff, S.Fischer, B.Dolan, M.Paluck, J.Engel. Row 3s D. Skoblik, B.Mertens, D.Nott, K.Rohlik, J.Lensing, J.Daub, C.Eichten, Coach Samela. BOYSâ BASKETBALL Give and Take This year's basketball team did exceptional- ly well in the 1975-76 season. There were nine seniors on the team. The Rabbits were rated Number 3 in the district play offs, and lost to the District 10 Champions, Redwood Falls, by on- ly one point in the semi-finals. ABOVE: A Squad Boys' Basketball Team-Row 1: J.Fixsen, D.Plaetz, K.Friedley, G.Goblirsch, R. Baune, R.Jenniges, J.Thull. Row 2: Coach Gross- man, B.Hogan, J.Samyn, M.Hagert, D.Kahlkoff, G. Miller, J.Wiersma. LEFT: Captain J.Schueller and Coach Grossman. According to Coach Kallevig the B team played well this year inspite of their 10-10 re- cord. If all the players con- tinue to stay with the team and practice, Wabasso will look forward to a future District 10 championship team. ABOVE: B 3quad Boys' Basket- ball Team-Row 1: P.Baune, N. Fischer, M.Franta, R.Jenniges, J.Thull, L.Nott. Row 2: Coach Kallevig, W.Skoblik, D.Kahl- koff, G.Miller, E.Kahlkoff, G. Woelfel, B.Fennem. 79 The ninth grade basketball team had a fairly good season this year, winning nine games and los- ing five ⢠They won the Winthrop tournament, bring- ing home the first place trophy. And they placed second in the Tracy tournament. BELOW: Freshman Boys Basketball-Row 1: S.Frank, A.Price, PcGoblirsch, W.Schaffran, S.Kramer, Row 2: B.Baune, S.Rohlik, J.Maasch, J.Fischer, B. Kletscher, J.Schueller. Close to thirty-six junior high boys went out for basketball this year. With much effort the 8th grade team won half of their games, but the 7th grade team didn't do too well. Their record was 0-10. However with more experience, the 7th graders hope to do better next year . BELOW: Junior High Boys' Basketball-Row 1: D. Kramer, J.VanHecke, K.Kasten, R.Guetter, D.Fischer, K.Schaffran, S.Fennem, L.Salmela, S.Kuehn, P.Spiel- mann, E.Paluck. Row 2: R.Kuehn, B.Jenniges, B. Hogan, B.Baune, S.Kramer, C.Gales, P.Fischer, B. Goblirsch, J.Schmidt. Row Coach T.Kemp, B. Hagert, P.Baune, K.Bock, J.Rohlik, S.Davis, B.Fix- sen, W.Bock, J.Rohde, Coach R.Swartz. The Sunshine Boys The WHS baseball team had an interesting season. Outdoor practice started earlier than usual this year because of nice weather. Behind the batting of Gordy Woelfel and Brad Hogen the team came back strong at the end of the season after a weak start. The captains of a very impressive team are Jeff Fixsen and Ban Zimmer. BELOW: Baseball Team-Row 1: S.Rohlik, R.Riley, N.Fischer. M.Franta, B.Zimmer, R.Baune, K.Friedley, G.Goblirsch, R.Alexander, J.Schueller, R.Skoblik. Row 2: M.Woelfel, B.Konrardy, S.Gladitsch, A.Guet- ter, B.Hogen, G.Woelfel, R.Jenniges, J.Fixsen, A. Bemardy, P.Goblirsch, Coach T.Breyfogle. TRACK Star Trek Both of Wabasso1 s track teams concluded sea- sons to be proud of Everyone performed well at the meets and their efforts paid off at re- gion where the girls' and boys' teams both placed third. Individuals advancing to state competition were R.Altermatt, first in the 100- and 220-yard dash; D.Plaetz, first in the mile; S.Schmidt, second in the l O-yard run. The Wabasso Girls' 880-relay team composed of R. Altermatt, J.Pietrowski, G.Schumacher, and D. Jaeger also advanced. ABOVE: Girls' Track-Row 1: T.Bemardy, G.Wag- ner, D.Skoblik, K.Kalkhoff, C.Riley, K.Lensing, K.Hirsch, S.Riley, S.Christensen. Row 2: L. Geske, K.Gammelgaard, L.Holznagel, T.Radel, S. Fischer, J.Engel, S.Kelly, C.Salfer, C.Henning. Row 3s Coach J.Kremer, R.Altermatt, J.Piet- rowski, L.Salmela, L.Dallman, B.Hofflnan, D. Jaeger, C.Frank, K.Thull, G.Schumacher, S.Engel, Coach L.Grossman. BELOW: Boys' Track-Row 1: M.Schumacher, P. Baune, R.Guetter, S.Altermatt, R.Alexander. Row 2: M.Kelly, M.Janachovsky, D.Brand, R. Baune, G.Goblirsch, A.Bemardy. Row 3s Coach R.Adams, K.Honetschlager, J.Maasch, W.Skoblik, J.Schmidt, J.Fischer, S.Schmidt, D.Geske, Coach R.Johnson. FOOTBALL wit; 0... WHS 12... WHS 12... WHS 12... WHS 28... WHS 3L... â˘WHS 27... âWHS 18... âWHS 0... BASEBALL WHS 10.........3 Milroy WHS I .........5 St. Mary's WHS 6..........9 Tracy WHS 13.........It Lamberton WHS 1..........6 Gaylord WHS 0..........1 Fairfax WHS 0........3 Sleepy i$ye WHS 3...........h Morgan WHS 9...........7 Belview WHS 5..........k Walnut Grove WHS 2...........1 Gibbon WHS 2...........7 Tracy WHS 10...........1 Springfield WHS 5...........L Morton WHS 2...........1 Winthrop WHS 10..........0 Belview WHS 2.........3 St. Mary's BOYSâ TRACK MEET WHS Gaylord Inv Sleepy Eye. ........ Wabasso Inv Redwood Falls Inv. Warrior Relays.... Granite Falls Madison Inv New London Gaylord Inv Redwood Falls Conference District GIRLSâ TRACK MEET WHS Sleepy Eye..................1st place Winthrop....................1st place Redwood Falls...............2nd place Morgan......................1st place Wabasso.....................1st place Warriorette Relays..........6th place Wabasso.....................1st place Wabasso Inv................l th place New Dim....................l th plaoe Conference..................3rd place District....................3rd place WRESTLING WHS 1 1.. WHS 39- WHS 56.. WHS 1 8. WHS 37- WHS 1 9ÂŤ WHS 31. WHS 1 1 . WHS 39 WHS 51 . WHS 50. WHS 62. WHS 50. WHS 39 BOYSâ BASKETBALL WHS 67........14+ Milroy WHS 57-........52 Lamberton WHS 63.........52 Franklin WHS 59.........62 Morton WHS 514...ÂŤ,....1 9 Morgan WHS 50........56 Winthrop WHS 72......-.1 2 Springfield WHS 52. -....- 75 Winthrop WHS 60.........58 Sleepy Eye WHS 66.........78 Bird Island WHS 1 9.......1+8 Morgan WHS 53.........59 Morton WHS 60........1 8 Franklin WHS 53....--â˘51+ Gibbon WHS 65........31+ Belview WHS 77........50 Springfield WHS 55.........53 Fairfax WHS 55........1+8 Wood Lake WHS 1 3........59 Gaylord WHS 69.........51 Sanborn WHS 57.........37 Franklin WHS 31 ........35 Redwood Fall' GIRLSâ BASKETBALL WHS 1 0........38 Sleepy Eye WHS 1 1........73 Redwood Falls WHS 1 8........22 Fairfax WHS 22.........33 Morton WHS 39........1+5 Morgan WHS 36.........30 Franklin WHS 19.........38 Gaylord WHS 35.........39 New Ulm WHS 55.........29 Gibbon WHS 39.........37 Winthrop WHS 35.........38 Springfield WHS 39.........19 Belview WHS 29.........7U Redwood Falls WHS 50........11+ Springfield WHS 30.........52 Redwood Falls WHS 39........1+8 Morgan VOLLEYBALL WHS 2...........1 Sleepy Eye WHS 2...........1 New Ulm WHS 2...........1 Morgan WHS 2...........0 Sanborn WHS 0...........2 Gibbon WHS 0...........2 Redwood Falls WHS 0...........2 Franklin WHS 0...........2 Springfield WHS 0...........2 Morton WHS 2...........0 Lamberton WHS 2...........0 Winthrop WHS 0...........2 Gaylord WHS 2...........0 Belview WHS 2...........1 Fairfax CHEERLEADERS THAT GIRL Our cheerleading squads have increased a bit this year. We not have a different squad of cheerleaders for each sport. This enables more girls to become cheerleaders with varied cheers and much spirit! ABOVE LEFT: Varsity Football Cheerleaders- Row Is K.Franta, R.Altermatt, C.Schultz. Row 2: C.Kragh, S.Radel, K.Dresow. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Varsity Football Cheer- leaders-Row Is K.Arends, J.Werner, S.Engel. Row 2: J.Pietrowski, B.Hoffman, K.Spielmann. BELOW: Junior High Cheerleaders-Row 1: J. Kalkhoff, J.Henriksen, T.Radel, C.Wagner. Row 2: M.Beranek, C.Riley. w 1 j 1 ft ' i ji 1 ÂŁ ii i a ABOVE: A Team Wrestling Cheerleaders: S.Jen- niges, R.Prechel, S.Fischer, K.Dresow, R.Altermatt. ABOVE LEFT: B Team Wrestling Cheerleaders: J. Pietrowski, J.VanLoy, K.Arends, K.Jensen, J.Werner. BELOW LEFT: A Team Basketball Cheerleaders: S. Moore, S.Radel, K.Franta, C.Schultz. BELOW: B Team Basketball Cheerleaders: J.Burtzel V.Klante, S.Engel, K.Spielmann. POM PON The Tonight Show The 1975-76 Wabasso pom pon girls had a busy year performing in parades, at foot- ball and basketball games, and wrestling matches. The girls took turns choregraph- ing the routinesâsome to band numbers and others to records. Their favorite routine this year was done to the song Mississippi Mud, played by the school band. Their highlight for the year was performing Miss- issippi Mud and 'Maddest Bad at the con- ference wrestling tournament. The girls are advised by Miss Joyce Kremer. ABOVE: Pom Pon Girls-Row 1: K.Goblirsch, C.Prank, N.Schoo, K.Davis, S.Fischer. Row 2: T.Schilling, J.Geske, S.Hoffmann, K.Thull. Row 3: C.Berghs, P.Fennem, A. Kramer, K.Price, S.Mahal. FAR RIGHT: Treasurer C.Berghs, Captain K.Price. TWIRLERS Thatâs Entertainment The twirlers were very busy this year. They received new sequined uniforms, and they performed with the band at parades in the sum- mer, at almost every football game and at sev- eral wrestling matches and basketball games. In April the twirlers held lessons for grade school girls who were interested in learning how to twirl. BELOW: Twirlers M.Bemardy, J.Kramer, J.Irl- beck, J.Paluck, D.Beranek. LEFT: School Board-Row 1: Erwin Kruse, Delores Jensen, Melvin Bittner. Row 2: Gordon Alex- ander, John Franta, Myron Fuhr, Leonard Hauptli, Melvin Salmela. BELOW: Senior High Principal Everet Leino. ADMINISTRATION Midnight Special This school year the administration has been working on different ways to cut the budget. These cuts will result in fewer teachers, fewer text books and fewer basketball games next year. The administration has a tough job ahead of them. ABOVE: Junior High Principal Miles Davis. LEFT: Counselor Leon Neve. BELOW LEFT: Superintendent Melvin Sal- mela. SCHOOL SERVICES ONE DAY AT A TIME Your attention! Your attention, please! We have the following announcements. . . The secretaries report to the office at 8:00 every weekday morning. They are J.Niemann, S.Bock, E.Georgius, I.Goblirsch, and B. Maurer. Congratulations to the following people for keeping the school clean and orderly during the '75-'76 school year: V.Hammer- schmidt, D.Cady, D.Friedley, and L.Irlbeck. For dinner our food is prepared by C. Friedley, M.Friedley, P.Goblirsch, L.Johan- neck. 94 ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Mauer. ABOVE: Mrs. Goblirsch. FAR LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Irlbeck. LEFT: Mrs. Sinclair. BELOW: Mr. Friedley. ABOVE: Mr. Cady. RIGHT: Mrs. Breyfogle. FAR RIGHT: Mrs⢠Georgius. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Hammerschmidt. ABOVE: Mrs. Goblirsch, Mrs. Large, Mrs. Friedley, Mrs. Gob- lirsch, Mrs. Bergstrom. LEFT: Mrs. Niemann and Mrs. Bock BELOW: Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Lins- meier, Mrs. McCarthy. X . er -1 tii | ⢠!Cjt j i i Mrs C Adams Mr. P. Berg Mrs. M. Altermatt Miss V. Bertrand Mr. R. Brown Mrs. M. Baune Mrs. F. Brey Mr. T. Breyfogle Mr. R. Grosohen Mr. G. Hindt Mr. JÂŤ Hagen 97 0 Mrs. P. Salmela Mrs. M. Christensen Mrs. S. Gladitsch Mr. B. Drake Mr. L. Grossman Mr. T. Kemp Mr. J. Lien Mr8. J. Kratzke Mrs. J. Lund Mr. D. Ogilvie Miss M. Rodne Miss L. Splittgerber Miss 7. Oftedahl Mr. G. Severson Mrs. D. Olson Not Pictured: Mr. D. Nelson Mr. S. Olson SPONSORS LUCAN WABASSO Bud BrunsâSurveyor âŚDudgeon s Locker Larsen Standard Lucan R Macht Millwork âŚMacht's Star Market Mike's Garage âŚStynski Mobil Service âŚVan s Hardware VESTA Harlan's Barber Shop Kropp Mobil Service Marquardt's Hardware Scenic City Coop Oil Schueller's Grocery Vesta Peed Service Vesta State Bank âŚBaune Insurance Agency Bemardy's Star Market Cozy Cafe âŚDick'8 Bar R. F. Bruck Motors âŚGeorge Eykyn âŚMr. and Mrs. Louis Goblirsch âŚGrossman's Sporting Goods Hirsch Electric âŚHolznagel Construction âŚFred Jensen's Auto Sales âŚKelly'8 âŚKerr McGee Farm Center Patt's Beauty Salon âŚStanley's Furniture and Funeral Service âŚWabasso Farmer's Elevator Wabasso Grain and Feed âŚWabasso Greenhouse and Gift Shop âŚWabasso Implement, Inc. âŚWabasso Locker WANDA John AltermattâGeneral Construction and Remodeling Bierl Garage and Water Service Ed's Place âŚFarmer's Coop Elevator Wanda Food Market âŚWanda State Bank The indicates sponsoring a whole page. The Editors of the Rabbit would like to thank all the sponsors for support- ing us and 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 Bruce LeGare for designing our cover and division pages. Senior Ketil Albertsen-Chorus 1+; Select Choir 1+5 Band 1+; Paper Staff 1+; Annual Staff 1+; Camera Club 1+; Foreign Exchange Student !+⢠Raedi Altermatt-Paper Staff 2; NHS 1+5 Girls Bas- ketball 1,35 Girls Track l,2,3fl+5 Girls Foot- ball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 1,2; ,fW ' Club 1,2,3 1+5 GARA 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3 1+5 Pep Club 1,2,35 Girls Boys County 3 Bob D. Baune-FFA 1,2,3 1+5 Boys Basketball 1,2; Boys Track 1⢠Randy Baune-FFA 1,2,3 1+5 Boys Basketball 1,2,3 1+; Boys Track 1,2,3 U5 Boys Football 1,2,3 1+5 Baseball 1,2,3,1+5 Wâ Club 1,2,3,1+. â˘Robert Baune-FFA 1,2,3,1+. Catherine Berghs-Chorus 1,2,3 1+5 Bop Singers 3 1+5 Select Choir 2,35 Annual Staff 35 Dramatics 3,1+5 Girls Track 3l Bom Pon 1,2,3,1+5 Bom Pon Co-Captain 35 Bom Pon Treasurer 1+; Chorus Sec- retary 3 Alfred Bemardy-Chorus 1,2,3 1+5 Bop Singers 2,35 Select Choir 2,35 State Music Contest 35 FFA 1+; Art Club 2; Boys Track 2,35 Boys Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3, 5 Cross Country 2,35 T A Repre- sentative U. Dennis Bemardy-Chorus 2,3 1+5 Camera Club 2,3 1+5 Boys Basketball 15 Boys Track 1+; Boys Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Golf 2,35 Cross Country 1+; W Club 1,2,3,1+5 Manager 1,2,3,1+. Rita Bemardy-Paper Staff 3 1+5 BFA 3 1+5 German Club 1,2; GARA 1,2. Susan Bemardy-Paper Staff 35 NHS i+; Bus Patrol 3,1+5 GARA 1,2. Janet Bock-Chorus 1,2,3,1+5 Bop Singers 2,3; Select Choir 2,1+; State Music Contest 2,3,1+; Band 1,2,3 1+5 NHS 1+; FHA 1; FFA 1+; Declam 1,2, 3 1+5 Dramatics 1+; GARA 1. Kim Bock-Chorus 1; Pop Singers 1; State Music Contest 2,1+; Band 1,2,3 1+5 Select Band 1+; An- nual Staff I+5 NHS 3 1+5 FHA 15 FFA 2,3 1+5 Volley- ball 1+; GARA 1; Pep Club 1 ⢠Steve Burtzel-FFA 3 1+5 Boys Football 1,2,3 1+5 Wrestling 1,2,3 1+5 Wâ Club 2,3,1+5 Student Coun- oil 15 Class Officer 1⢠Gilbert Christensen-FFA 2,3,1+. Laurie Dolan-FHA 2,3,1+; Bus Patrol 2,3; Home- coming Attendant 3 Index Kathi Dresow-Chorus 1,1+5 Band 1,2,3,1+5 FHA 1,2; FFA I+5 Declam 2; Girls Track 1; Girls Football 2,3; Wâ Club 1,2,3,1+5 Cheerleading 1,2,3,1+5 GARA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1+. Duane Duscher-FFA 3,1+. Dale Fennem-Boys Track 2,3; W Club 2,3. Duane Fennem-FFA 1,2,3,1+. Juanita Fennem-Band 1,2,3,1+; Stage Band 3,1+; FHA 2; FFA 1+. Kathryn Fischer-Chorus 1+; Paper Staff 3,1+; An- nual Staff 3,1+5 NHS 2,3,1+5 FHA 1,2,3,1+1 FFA 1+5 German Club 1,2; GARA 3; Student Council 2,3; Class Officer 2,3,1+; Girls State 3; Girls Boys County 35 FHA District President 1+. Jeffrey Fixsen-Paper Staff 1+; FFA 1; Boys Foot- ball 1; Boys Basketball 1,2,3,1+; Baseball 1,2,3, 1+5 Cross Country 3,1+; V Club 3,1+. Mary Frank-Chorus 1+; FHA 2,3,1+; German Club 1; Volleyball 3; W Club 3; GARA 2,3. Karen Franta-Chorus 1+; Paper Staff 3,1+; NHS 3,1+; Dramatics 3,1+; Girls Basketball â1; Girls Track 1,2; Girls Football 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Gymnas- tics 1; Wâ Club 2,3,1+5 GARA 1,2,3; Cheerleading 2,3,1+5 Bep Club 1,2,3,1+. Robert Frericks-Bus Patrol 3,1+. Roger Frericks-Bus Patrol 2,3,i+. Kevin Friedley-Chorus 3,1+5 Bop Singers 3,1+; State Music Contest 3,1+5 Boys Basketball 1,2,3, 1+5 Boys Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,1+ 5 Cross Country 3; W Club 1,2,3,1+. Lynn GaLes-Chorus 15 Band 15 Paper Staff 1+; FHA 3; Art Club 3; German Club 1,2; Declam 1,2, 3 1+5 Dramatics 3; Bus Patfol 1+; Girls Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; GARA 1,2. Jill Geske-Chorus 1+5 State Music Contest 3,1+; Select Band 3,1+5 Art Club 2; Declam 1,2; Girls Basketball 1,2,3; Girls Track 1,2,3; Girls Football 1,2; Pom Pon 2,3,1+. JoEllen Gladitsch-State Music Contest 2,3; Band 1,2,3,1+5 Stage Band 1,2,35 NHS 1+ 5 FFA 1+ 5 German Club 1; Declam 1; Bus Patrol 1,2,3; Volleyball 2; Gymnastics 1; GARA 1; Dramatics 2,3. Greg Goblirsch-Chorus 3,1+; Pop Singers 3,1+5 Sel- ect Choir 3 1+5 State Music Contest 3,1+; NHS 1+; Boys Basketball 1,2,3,1+5 Boys Track 1,2,1+5 Boys Football 1,2,3,1+5 Baseball 1,2,3,1+; W Club 2, 3 1+5 Class Officer 1+; Girls Boys County 3. Kathy Gob 1 irsch-FFA 3,1+5 German Club 15 Bus Pat- rol 1+. Kevin Goche-FFA 1+. Ben Guetter-FFA 1,2,3,1+; Boys Track 1,2,3; W Club 2; T A Representative 1+. John Gustafson-FFA 1,2,3,1+, Kris Haag-Student Council 1; Class Officer 1. Michael Hagert-Chorus 3,1+5 Boys Basketball 1,2, 3,1+5 Boys Track 35 Boys Football 1; Baseball 1, 2,35 Cross Country 2; ,rW Club 1,2,3,1+ Frank Hassenstab Cheryl Hoffman-Chorus 2. Brad Hogen-Boys Basketball 1,2,3 1+5 Boys foot- ball 1,2; Baseball 1+5 Golf 1; W Club 1,2,3,1+. Kevin Honetschiager-Boys Basketball 1,2,35 Boys Track 1,2,3,1+5 Boys Football 1,2,3,1+5 W Club 2,3,1+5 Student Council 1$3 l+5 Class Officer 1, 3,1+5 Girls Boys County 3 Perry Jaeger-FFA 1,2,3,1+5 Boys Basketball 1; Golf 2,35 Chess Team 1+. Michael Janachovsky-Chorus 1,2,3,1+5 Bop Singers 2,3,1+5 BFA 1+; Camera Club 2,3 U5 Boys Basketball 1; Boys Track 1,2,3,1+; Cross Country 3,1+; W1' Club 1,2,3,1+. Peter Jenniges-Chorus 1,2,3,1+5 Bop Singers 2,35 Select Choir 2; Dramatics 3,1+5 Boys Track 3,1+5 Boys Football 1+; Wrestling 1,2,3,i+; W Club 3, 1+. Susan Jenniges-Chorus 1+; Girls Track 2,35 Vol- leyball 1,3,1+5 GARA 2,1+; Cheerleading 1,1+. Dick Jensen-Chorus 1,2,3,1+5 Bop Singers 1,2,3,1+5 Select Choir 2,3,1+5 State Music Contest 1,3,1+5 Band 1,2,3,1+5 Stage Band 1,2,3,1+5 Select Band 1,2,3,1+5 Accompanist 1,2,3, 5 Baper Staff 2,3,1+5 NHS 1+; Declam 1,2,1+; Dramatics 1,2,3,1+5 Golf 35 Boys State 35 Girls Boys County 3 Susan Kalkhoff-Chorus 1,1+; Band 1,2,3,1+5 FFA 2, 3,1+; Bus Patrol 1,2,3,1+5 Volleyball 3,1+. Janno Karpakka-German Club 1+; Wrestling 1+; For- eign Exchange Student 1+; ,fW Club 1+. Lee Kenney-FFA 1,2,3,1+5 Wrestling 1,2. John Khott-FFA 1,2,3. Warren Kolander-FFA 1,2,3,1+ Tony Kramer-FFA 3,1+5 Dramatics 1+; Golf 2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3,1+5 ,fW Club 3 1+ Laura Lange-Chorus 1+5 Paper Staff 3,1+5 PSA 35 GARA 1,2. Bruce LeGare-Annual Staff 1+5 FFA 1,2,3,1+. Richard Linsmeier-Camera Club 3,1+. Jim Louwagie-FÂŁ 1,2; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,1+5 W Club 1,2; Girls Boys County 3. Dean Luckhardt-FFA 2. Gene Luckhardt-FFA 2. Debra Miller-FHA 2,3,1+5 Bus Patrol 2; FHA Secre- tary 1+. Marie Nott-Chorus 1+; State Music Contest 1+; Band 1,2,3,1+5 Select Band 3,1+5 District Music Con- test 2. Alan Ourada-FFA 1,2,35 Boys Football Y,2,3,1+5 Wrestling 1,2,3,1+5 W Club 2,3,1+. Bob Penske-Boys Track 1,2. Judy Pistulka-Chorus 1+; State Music Contest 3, 1+; Band 1,2,3,1+5 Select Band 3,1+5 Paper Staff 3,1+; NHS 2,3,1+; Declam 1,2,3,1+5 Dramatics 1,2,3, k; Bus Patrol 35 Cheerleading 2; Pep Club 35 Student Council 2,35 Class Officer 2,35 Honor Guard 2. Dennis Plaetz-FFA 1,2,3,1+5 Boys Basketball 1,2, 3,1+5 Boys Track 1+5 Boys Football 1; W Club 3, 1+. Nancy Plaetz-Paper Staff 3,1+; Annual Staff 3,i+; NHS 2,3,1+; FHA 1,2,3,1+5 EFA !+; German Club 1,2; Declam 1,2,35 Bus Patrol 2,3,1+5 Student Council 2,3,1+5 Class Officer 2,35 Girls Boys County 3; FEA Sweetheart 3 Greg Price-FFA 2,3,1+. Kathy Price-Chorus 1,2,3,1+5 Paper Staff 3,1+; FHA 1,2,3,1+; FFA 3,1+; Girls Basketball 1,1+; Girls Track 1; Pom Pon 1,2,3,1+. Kenneth Price-FFA 1,2,3,1+5 Wrestling 1,2. Sherri Radel-Annual Staff 2,35 Camera Club 1+; Girls Football 1,2; W Club 3,1+5 Cheerleading 1,2,3,1+5 Pep Club 1,2; Class Officer 1+ Dean Rasmussen-Chorus 2; Pop Singers 2; FFA 1,2; Camera Club 1,2,3,1+5 Boys Track 1,2; Boys Foot- ball 1; Wrestling 1 ⢠Greg Rechtzigel-FFA 1,2,3,1+. Dennis Rothmeier-FFA 1,2,3,1+5 Wrestling 1,2. Karen Rothmeier Dean Rudenick-FFA 1,2,3,1+. Phyllis Salfer-Homecoming Attendant 2. 105 Wesley Schaffran-Chorus 1,3,4; Pop Singers 1,3, 4; Select Choir 3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 2; NHS 2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2; German Club 1; Dramatics 2,3,4; Girls Boys County 3; Honor Guard 2; Band Treasurer 3; Band President 4; Chorus Class Representative 4; NHS President 4 Joe Schilling-FFA 3,4ÂŤ Julie Schmidt-FHA 2,3. Guy Sohoo-Chorus 3; PFA 1,2,3; Boys Track 1,2,3; Boys Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; V Club 1,2,3,4. John Schueller-FFA 1,2; Boys Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys Track 1,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; W Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; Girls Boys County 3 Cheryl Schultz-Band 1; Paper Staff 2; NHS 4; Girls Basketball 1,2; Girls Track 1,2; Girls Football 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; W Club 2,3,4; GARA 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Joe Schunk-Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Denise Skoblik-Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pop Singers 1,2, 3,4; Select Choir 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 2,3,4; NHS 4; PSA 1j Declam 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Volleyball 3; Girls State 3; Girls Boys County 3ÂŤ Debbie Stynski-Chorus 1,4; Annual Staff 4; Cam- era Club 3,4; Dramatics 4; Twirling 3 Brian Vogel-FFA 3 Martha Wagner-Paper Staff 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Bus Patrol 3,4; Girls Basketball 1; Girls Track 1; Girls Football 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 1; GARA 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon 1. Scott Walter-FFA 1,2,3,4; Boys Football 1; Wrest- ling 2,3. Jurjen Wiersma-FFA 4; Camera Club 4; German Club 4; Boys Basketball 4; Boys Track 4; Wâ Club 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4- John Woelfel-Boys Football 3. Danny Zimmer-Boys Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; W Club 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2. Faculty Index Mr. Robert Adams, Music 7 8 Vocal Mrs. Catherine Adams, Vocal Lessons Mrs. Melodie Altermatt, English Mr. Peter Berg, Science Math Miss Victoria Bertrand, English Mrs. Pern Brey, SLBP Mr. Tom Breyfogle, Social Studies Mr. Ralph Brown, Industrial Arts Miss Belinda Brunfelt, Librarian Mrs. Margie Christensen, Reading Mr. Bruce Drake,German Mrs. Shirley Gladitsch, Title 1 Mr. Ralph Groschen, Agriculture Mr. Leo Grossman, Boy's Phy. Ed. Mr. John Hagen, Mathematics Mr. Gary Hindt. Boy's Phy. Ed. Mr. Richard Johnson, Social Studies Mr. Lawrence Kallevig, Mathematics Mr. Roger Kallstrom, Mathematics Mrs. Ethel Keil, Business Education Mr. Tom Kemp, A-V Director, Boy's Phy. Ed. Miss Joyce Kremer, Girl's Phy. Ed. Mr. Jeffrey Lien, English Mrs. Janet Lund, Home Ec. Mr. Douglas Nelson, Science Mr. Leon Neve, Counselor Mr. Darrell Ogilvie, Agriculture Mr. Steve Olson, Biology, Earth Science Miss Mary Rodne, Librarian Mrs. Pat Salmela, Phy. Ed. Mr. Gary Severson, Social Studies Miss Lois Splittgerber, English Mrs. Dorothy Stassen, SLBP Miss Audrey Storbeck, Mathematics Mr. Roger Swartz, Social Studies Mr. Donald Wahl, Business Ed., Driver's Ed. Mr. Myron Weis, art Mrs. Mary Wetmore, English Mr. Kenneth Wistrom. Instrumental Music Mrs. Faye Wi strom, Instrumental Music 107 â is;- â - CONGR cffrtri at? n ul l am a+uAt aAu ÂŁu . J sy T hrz ) i u â j w i ii â fedctut ; a u f tcA i ti hx ÂŁ iX AMi- ⢠y j ' n u4 j ana aauA lurb , 2 Ai cAXtcn ziA2â Jn Aul idXum. y Any ufc 1 fe 'Aa ca uJ AwMj . AtautA,  ___________mtZty AA 2?Al urnj cuu lAftUJ - ÂŁ mk u 2 hjA :++ lAcnuc r 2l 2n a i :Mn M C kt aA yt. y rt ' unsi An 4 , â . â˘â˘â˘ - . . .v
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