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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

1981-1982 ZMS ZJMSS 07 youR cusses — 44 AZMjCSZJCS — 62 OKQAMZAZJOtfS — $2 ueuczy—102 ■■■ AWSRZJSJW — 116 7981-7982 ANNUM SZAJJ ZMS KAKKJZ 7987-1982 Advisors Mrs. Penny Fuhr Mr. Jeff Lein Editor Paula Dudgeon Assistant Editors Crysta Wille Darcy Wille Copy Editors Marie Petracek Jan Rothmeier fjr. High Editor Becky Kern Advertising Editor Wendy Franta Photographers Mr. Tom Kemp Karla Eis Sherry Jacoby 1981-82 Photo Classes Williams Studio ACTIVITIES Top Picture Candidates: Sherri Jenniges and Chad Radel Top Picture Candidates: Barb Klante and Mike Beranek Bottom Picture Candidates: Nancy Schueller and Dennis Ingel Bottom Picture Candidates: Lisa Guetter and Dan Dohmeier 7 Homecoming 1981 Special Memories Drum roll, please. Tension built while the 1981 King Bob and Queen Barb, hesitated with the royal crowns over each candidate. With the crash of a cymbol, excitement climaxed while the crowns were put to rest on King Randy Salfer, and Queen Therese Rohlik. Entertainment by the Wabasso High School band and choir rounded out a very exciting and hap- py evening. 1. Royal Court. Row 1: A. Price, M. Gustafson, S. Jenninges, B. Klante, N. Schueller, L. Guetter, V. VanHecke, L. Knott, J. Remiger. Row 2: B. Hirsch, T. Schumacher, C. Radel, M. Beranek, Queen Therese, King Randy, D. Ingle, D. Dohmeier, R. Salfer, B. Rohlik, J. Domine. 2. M.C.’s P. Dudgeon and A. Kreft. 3. The crowning moment has finally arrived, and the happiness is shared by all. 4. The big moment is finally here! On Monday, the first day of Spirit Week, everyone was running around in P.J.’s and robes. That’s right. It was our one and only “Robe and Slipper Day”. Some people even decided to do more and bring along their stuffed animals! Tuesday was hat and shade day, with everyone wearing their cool shades and groovy hats. Also on Tuesday there was an obstacle course. Contestants had to put on a coat, cap, scarf and mittins, jump rope, twirl a hula-hoop, shoot a basket, turn cartwheels and crab- walk. The seniors were the winners of a close race. Wednesday was devoted to the wild imaginations in our school through Impersonation Day. There were Ro- mans in togas, nurses, cowboys, Raggedy Ann and Andys or just about anything a person could dream up. Here come the clowns. Yes, Thursday was clown day for all our goofy people in school. Later that day there was a lifesaver race in which the contestants passed a life- saver from person to person using a toothpick. This was won easily by the juniors. Friday, the last day of Spirit week, was a salute to our school colors, maroon and gold, with everyone also wearing boots to “stomp’em”. Over all, Spirit Week was a great success and a lot of fun too. What looked like a dull, rainy homecoming day turned into a pretty decent homecoming night. The rain stopped, the weath- er stayed warm and the Rabbits came onto the field very fire up. Our offense scored twelve points in the first half and our defense held our opponents, the Winthrop Warriors, to zero. At halftime we were entertained by the Wabasso High School Marching band, “Fantasia”, and the twirlers. In the second half the Rabbits scored one more and shut down the Warrior offense completely. The final score was Wabasso 18 and Win- throp 0. So homecoming turned out well after all. “Tiddler On Zhe Koof’ Jail Play Bravo, Bravo This year the Wabasso High School Drama Department presented the musical production Fiddler on the Roof. This play combined music, danc- ing, and fine acting to become one of the best performances ever. Director Mrs. Mary Kay Schweim guided the cast and crew through 11 weeks of practice, set work, and make-up application. Miss Michele Lien assisted Mrs. Schweim, and did choreography. All the hard work paid off in the end when the audiences responded with laughter and were touched by the moving performances of such a wonderful story. I. Cast of Fiddler on the Roof. Row 1: B. Pitzl, M. Rauk, B. Pitzl. Row 2: J. Van Loy, P. Dudgeon, S. Irlbeck, J. Paluck, N. Otto, L. Salmela, T. Steffi, J. Thull, L. Kaufenberg. Row 3: J. Pistulka, T. Schumacher, N. Schueller, R. Miller, T. Pistulka, D. Ingle, P. Kratzke, J. Dallmann. L. Gladitsch. Row 4: J. Macht, L. Otto, B. Klante, C. Raddatz, L. Guetter, M. Kramer, D. Dohmeier, C. Andersen, K. Geske, W. Schmidt, P. Schumacher, Director Mary Kay Schweim. 2. A happy moment caused by the wonder of miracles. 2 Support Personnel The crew for the fall play was a very busy group of people. There were many costumes to be sewn, three scenes to be created, lights to be fixed, and oh so much more. The lighting crew for the fall play was B. VanMeveren, J. Dallman, and J. Lange. 1. Fall play crew. Row 1: S. Jenniges, K. Irl- beck, B. Heiling. Row 2: M. Petracek, M. Lens- ing, B. Fennern, K. Eis, G. Schueller. Row 3: D. Schoo, M. Wagner, J. Rothmeier, C. Wille, T. Fennern. Row 4: J. Deprez, J. Jordan, M. Jenniges, J. Fischer, D. Wille. 2. The final moment. 3. Oh please Matchmaker, bring me a match! 4. The everlasting favorite Dream scene. 5. Mrs. Schweim consults one of her crew to solve those never ending problems. One-Act brilliant The one-act play After Liverpool had a very successful season. All the glamour and lights ended with a star performance at the state level on February 13, 1982. Many talented people under the direction of Mrs. Schweim practiced long hours to make the play a suc- cess. The cast and crew’s representation of Wabasso made us all very proud. We can look to the future with confidence for more star-rated one-act performances. 1. An opening moment. 2. Cast and crew. Row 1: D. Ingle, N. Schueller, L. Salmela, L. Gladitsch, C. Anderson. Row 2: T. Schu- macher, T. Pistulka, J. Van Loy, J. Pistulka, M. Kramer, R. Miller. 3. Crew: C. Anderson-lights, L. Salmela and L. Gla- ditsch-back stage. 1. The cast of After Liverpool in full production dress. 2. Driving along country roads . . . 3. A calm moment before the storm. 4. If you tell me, I’ll tell you. Spring Play A Children’s Medley was presented this year as the spring play. The play contained the modern versions of five fairy tales, “Hansel and Gretel”, “The Fourteen Rats and the Man from Orkin”, “The Emperor’s New Clothes”, “The Boogeyman and the Seven Little Kids”, and “The Whispering Rabbit”. It was directed by Mary Kay Schweim and the music was played by Tim Schumacher. 1. Spring Play Cast. Row 1: M. Petracek, T. Pistulka. M. Rauk, M. Kramer. Row 2: J. Pistulka, J. VanLoy, M. Schiller, C. Andersen. Row 3: L. Kaufenberg, W. Franta, T. Schumacher. 2. Spring Play Crew. Row 1: T. Steffi, D. Lensing, K. Irlbeck, L. Salmela. Row 2: C. Raddatz, J. Frank, B. Martensen, R. Schoo, G. Woelfel, M. Jenniges. e M j £ D K £ JV $ M £ 7) jC £ V Prom Endless Evening On the evening of April 24, 1982, some 40 couples danced to the music of Vamp at the Wanda Legion Hall. After getting a late start the 1982 prom proved to be a great night for all. The Juniors chose as their colors silver, lavender and purple and their song was Endless Love. 1. Waiters and waitress. Row 1: M. Frank, C. Heiling, T. Fischer, W. Radel. Row 2: D. Fischer, T. Schumacher, J. Gales, B. Woelfel. 18 •y t. QRAVUAZJON cjcass 03 1982 Roni A. Albu Curtis Wayne Andersen (NHS) Lauren J. Baune Michele A. Baune Scott J. Baune Michael P Beranek Constance Jo Bliss Thomas J Brand Barbara Jean Burtzel • Janet Mary Deprez (NHS) • Daniel M. Dohmeier (NHS) Paula Patricia Dudgeon (NHS) Michael Allen Ebnet Karla Jean Eis Babette Kaye Fennern Douglas David Fennern • Terri J. Fennern (NHS) Kenneth J. Fischer Christopher Alan Goblirsch Mark A Goblirsch Cheryl Renee Goblish Bill John Goblish Scott Charles Grewe Lisa Ann Guetter Darlene Joan Hengel Dennis Michael Ingle (NHS) Lisa Grace Irlbeck Sherry Lynn Jacoby Keith C. Jenniges Sharon Ann Jenniges Michael Joe Jensen Peter James Johanneck Jody Marie Jordan Lee A. Kaufenberg Barbara Kaye Klante Lisa Ann Kramer Travis Paul Kramer Ruth Arlynn Kratzke ArloMark Krett (NHS) Jerry Douglas Lange Amy Elizabeth Liebl Michelle Marlene Liebl Brenda Lea Martensen Jeffery Thomas Mertens Kathryn Jean Montgomery • Lance Jon Otto (NHS) David J . Ourada Barry Paskewitz Beverly Ann Paskewitz Curt Paskewitz •• Marie Elizabeth Anne Petracek (NHS) • Teresa Ann Pistulka (NHS) Larry John Pitzl Bradley Francis Pohlen Warren Chad Radel • Marianne Susan Rohlik (NHS) Therese Marie Rohlik • Janet Anne Rothmeier (NHS) Randall John Salter Margaret Mary Schilling • Wendy JoAnn Schmidt (NHS) Rhonda Mae Schoo • Nancy Louise Schueller (NHS) Gail Marie Seikora Pamela Jean Seikora Sheila Rae Skoblik Doug Mark Soupir Sherry Lynn Stage Cecilia Mary Turbes • Joseph Allan VanLoy (NHS) Brian Dale VanMeveren Colleen Kathryn Wagner • Margaret Ann Andra Wagner (NHS) • Geralyn Marie Woelfel (NHS) Kimberly Kay Zitzmann Jerome Michael Zollner ♦ Honor Students •• Highest Honor Students PROCESSIONAL.........................Tim Schumacher INVOCATION........................Rev. Ervin Dohmeier Pastor, St. Matthew Lutheran Church WELCOME...................................Jan Rothmeier Class President CLASS MOTTO...............................Curt Andersen Highest Honor Student What Lies Behind Us and What Lies Before Us Are Tiny Matters Compared to What Lies Witnin Us. SONG..............................Senior Class Members My Song Conducted: Ken Wistrom REMARKS TO CLASS OF'82................Melvin R. Salmela Superintendent PRESENTATION OF L. M. FUHR AWARD..........Myron Fuhr Past Director, Board of Education PRESENTATION OF LEGION AWARD...........Barry Georgius Commander, Victor Hirsch Post 263 CANTINE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD.............Melvin R. Salmela Superintendent STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD.. .Jerry Turner High School Principal FAREWELL ADDRESS..................................Marie Petracek Highest Honor Student THAT I CAN BE” ..............Senior Class Members Class Song Conducted: Ken Wistrom PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT........................Marie Petracek Class Treasurer PRESENTATION OF SENIOR CLASS......................Jerry Turner High School Principal AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS.............................Eugene Irlbeck Chairman, Board of Education BENEDICTION......................Rev. Ervin Dohmeier RECESSIONAL.........................Tim Schumacher RECEPTION Main Hallway West Wing Please remain seated until graduates and parents left. Organ Donated by Redwood Music Store 1. Maggie Wagner receives the Legion Award. 2. Dennis Ingle receives the Legion Award. 3. Dan Dohmeier and Jan Rothmeier receive the Student Council Award. 4. Dan Dohmeier receives Cantine Award. Jan Rothmeier was also awarded the L. M. Fuhr Award, (no picture) RON ALBU CURT ANDERSEN LAUREN J. BAUNE MICHELE A. BAUNE SCOTT BAUNE MIKE BERANEK CONNIE BLISS THOMAS J. BRAND 28 BARB J. BURTZEL JANET MARY DEPREZ DANIEL M. DOHMEIER PAULA PATRICIA DUDGEON MICHAEL EBNET KARLA JEAN EIS BABETTE KAYE FENNERN DOUG FENNERN 29 TERRI J. FENNERN KENNETH J. FISCHER CHRISTOPHER A. GOBLIRSCH MARK A. GOBLIRSCH CHERYL RENNE GOBLISH BILL GOBLISH SCOTT GREWE LISA A. GUETTER DARLENE J. HENGEL DENNIS INGLE LISA GRACE IRLBECK SHERRY JACOBY MICHAEL J. JENSEN PETER JOHANNECK JODY M. JORDAN KEITH C. JENNIGES SHERRI A. JENNIGES LEE KAUFENBERG BARBI KAYE KLANTE LISA A. KRAMER TRAVIS KRAMER RUTH A. KRATZKE ARLO KREFT JERRY LANGE AMY LIEBL MICHELE MARLENE LIEBL BRENDA LEA MARTENSEN JEFFREY MERTENS KATHY MONTGOMERY LANCE JON OTTO DAVE OURADA BARRY PASKEWITZ 33 BEV PASKEWITZ CURT PASKEWTIZ MARIE ELIZABETH PETRACEK TERESA ANN PISTULKA LARRY PITZL BRADLEY F. POHLEN W. CHAD RADEL MARIANNE ROHLIK THERESE M. ROHLIK JANET ANNE ROTHMEIER JOHN SALFER MARGE SCHILLING WENDY JOANN SCHMIDT RHONDA MAE SCHOO NANCY LOUISE SCHUELLER GAIL SEIKORA 35 PAMELA JEAN SEIKORA SHEILA SKOBLIK DOUGLAS M. SOUPIR SHERRY STAGE CECILIA M. TURBUS JOSEPH A. VANLOY BRIAN DALE VAN MEVEREN COLLEEN KATHRYN WAGNER 36 KIMBERLY ZITZMANN JERRY M. ZOLLNER SSWOK WD RON ALBU-Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; “W” Club 4. CURT ANDERSEN-Fal! play cast 4; Fall play crew 4; One-act play cast 4; One-act play crew 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; NHS 2,3,4; Declam 4; “W” Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Select Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,3,4; All State Band 3; Select Choir 4; State music contest 1,2,3,4; Band President 4. LAUREN J. BAUNE MICHELE A. BAUNE-Camera Club 4; “W” Club 3,4; GRA 1,2; Cheerleading 3,4; Captain for volleyball 4; Girl’s Basket- ball Cheerleader 4. SCOT BAUNE-Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; “W” Club 2,3,4. MIKE BERANEK-Homecoming candidate 4; Student Council 1; Football 4; Track 4; W” Club 4. CONNIE BLISS-Fall play crew-3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Camera Club 4; Bus Patrol 4; “W” Club 3,4; Choir 4. THOMAS J. BRAND-Football 1,2; Track 1,2. BARB BURTZEL-Homecoming attendant 1; Class Officer 2; Student Council 1; GRA 1; Cheerleading 2. JANET MARY DEPREZ-Fall play crew 3,4; Spring Play Crew 3; Annual Staff 4; Bus Patrol 3,4; NHS 4; Choir 1,3,4; FHA 1,2; Girls’ State 3. DANIEL M. DOHMEIER-Homecoming Candidate 4; Fall Play Cast 4; Fall Play Crew 4; Spring Play Crew 3; Prom Waiter 2; Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; “W” Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; Select Band 2,4; Jazz Band 2,3; State Music Contest 2,3,4; Honor Guard 2; “W” Club Presi- dent 4; Captain Football 4; Captain Baseball 3,4; Captain Bas- ketball 4; Boys’ State 3; All Conference Basketball 4; All Con- ference Baseball 3,4; New Ulm Journal All-area Basketball 4; New Ulm Journal All-area Baseball 3,4; KNUJ Player of the Week Basketball 4. PAULA PATRICIA DUDGEON-Fall Play Cast 4; Fall Play Crew 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 4; Bus Patrol 3,4; NHS 4; Declam 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Select Choir 3,4; State Music Contest 1,3,4; GRA 1,2; Annual Editor 3,4; Camera Club Vice-President 4; Choir Vice-President 4. MICHAEL EBNET KARLA JEAN EIS-Fall Play Crew 2,3,4; Spring Play Crew 3; Volleyball 1,2; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Camera Club 4; Choir 4; GRA 1,2; Camera Club President 4; Baseball Statisti- cian 4. BABETTE KAYE FENNERN-Fall Play Crew 4; Track 2; Camera Club 4; “W’’ Club 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; GRA 1, Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4; Boy’s and Girl’s County 3. DOUG FENNERN-FFA 1,2,3. TERRI J. FENNERN-Fall Play Crew 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3; NHS 4; “W” Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 3; State Music Contest 3; GRA 1,2; Cheerleading 4; FHA 1,2. KENNETH J. FISCHER-Homecoming attendant 1; Prom Waiter 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Captain Wrestling 4; Track 4. CHRISTOPHER A. GOBLIRSCH-Football 1,2,3; Camera Club 4; FFA 1,2,3; “W” Club 3,4. MARK A. GOBLIRSCH-Girl’s and Boy’s County 3. BILL GOBLISH-FFA 1,2,3,4; Vice-President FFA 4. CHERYL RENNE GOBLISH-Annual Staff 4; Bus Patrol 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Historian 3; Parliamentarian 4; Sweetheart Candidate 3. SCOTT GREWE-Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4; “W” Club 2,3,4. LISA A GUETTER-Homecoming Candidate 4; Fall Play Case 4; Class Officer 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Select Band 3; Jazz Band 3,4. DARLENE J. HENGEL-Fall Play Crew 4; Paper Staff 4; Cam- era Club 4; Bus Patrol 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon 4; GRA 1,2. DENNIS INGLE-Homecoming Candidate 4; Fall Play Cast 3,4; Fall Play Crew 3,4; One-act Play Cast 4; Class Officer 1,4; Student Council 1; Football 1,2,3; Track 1; Paper Staff 4; Bus Patrol 4; NHS 2,3,4; Declam 3,4; “W” Club 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 2,4 Select Choir 3; Choir President 4. LISA GRACE IRLBECK-Fall Play crew 3,4; Student Council 1; Paper Staff 1; Bus Patrol 3,4; FFA 3,4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Band 1; Pom Pon 2,3,4; Accompanist 1. SHERRY JACOBY-Fall Play Crew 3,4; Student Council 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Camera Club 4; Bus Patrol 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Select Band 1,3; Jazz Band 3,4; Pom Pon 2,3,4; Accompanist 2,3,4; GRA 1,2; GRA Representative 2; Paper Editor 3,4; FFA Secretary 4; Reporter 3; Band Council 3; Band Treasurer 4; Choir Treasurer 4; Pom Pon Captain 4; Camera Club Secretary and Treasurer 4. KEITH C. JENN1GES SHERRI A. JENNIGES-Homecoming Candidate 4; “W” Club 3,4; Choir 4; GRA 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Captain Wrestling Cheerleader 1,4. MICHAEL J. JENSEN-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3, State Music Contest 1,2; Captain baseball and Foot- ball 4; All Conference Football 3,4; Baseball 3; New Ulm All Area Football 4. PETER JOHANNECK-Track 3,4; Boy’s and Girl’s County 3. JODY M. JORDAN-Fall Play Crew 3,4; Spring Play Crew 4; Paper Staff 4; Camera Club 4; Bus Patrol 4; FFA 4; Boy’s and Girl’s County 3; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 3. LEE KAUFENBERG-Fall Play Cast 3,4; Fall Play Crew 3,4; Spring Play Cast and Crew 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1. BARBI KAYE KLANTE-Homecoming Candidate 4; Home- coming Attendant 3; Fall Play Cast and Crew 3,4; Prom Wait- ress 2; Class Officer 1; Track 1; Camera Club 4; Bus Patrol 3,4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Select Choir 4; GRA 1,2; Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4; “W” Club and Choir Officer 4; Captain of Boy’s Basketball Cheerleading 2,4; Captain Football Cheerleading 4; Boy’s Track Statistician 3,4. LISA A. KRAMER-Fall Play Crew 2,3,4; Spring Play Crew 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Camera Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GRA 1. TRAVIS KRAMER-Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; “W” Club 3,4; Bus Patrol 4; Band 2,3,4; Select Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; All State Band 3; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4. RUTH A. KRATZKE-Paper Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; GRA 2. ARLO KREFT-Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; “W” Club 2,3,4; Track Captain 4. JERRY LANGE-Fall Play Crew 4; Football 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Boy’s and Girl’s County 3. AMY LIEBL-Play Crew 4; Bus Patrol 1,2,3; Band 1; GRA 1,2; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 3. MICHELE MARLENE LIEBL-Band 1,2,3,4; GRA 1,2. BRENDA LEA MARTENSEN-Spring Play Crew 4; Volley- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; “W” Club 3,4; Band 1; GRA 1,2; Boy’s and Girl’s County 3; Band Officer 1; Captain of Volleyball and G. Basketball. JEFFREY MERTENS-FFA 2,3,4. KATHRYN MONTGOMERY LANCE JON OTTO-Fall Play Cast 3,4; Fall play crew 3,4; Spring Play crew 3; NHS 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Select Band 3; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Select Choir 3,4; State music contest 3,4; Accomp. 4 DAVE OURADA-Wrestling 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4. BARRY PASKEWITZ-Bus patrol 4. CURT PASKEWITZ-Bus patrol 4. BEVERLY PASKEWITZ MARIE ELIZABETH PETRACEK-Fall play crew 3,4; Spring Play cast 4; Spring Play crew 3; Class Officer 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Bus patrol 4; NHS 2,3,4; Declam 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 3,4; GRA 1,2; Honor Guard 2, Band Council 4; Band Treasure 4. TERESA ANN PISTULKA-Fall play cast 1,3,4; One-Act play cast 2,3,4; Spring play cast 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; Declam 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; State music contest 3; Paper Staff editor 3,4. LARRY PITZL-Wrestling 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. BRADLEY F. POHLEN-Basketball 1,2. W. CHAD RADEL-Homecoming candidate 4; Homecoming attendent 2; Prom waiter 2; Class officer 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; “W” Club 2,3,4; Captain of Football and Basketball 4. MARIANNE ROHLIK-Fall play crew 4; FFA 4; NHS 4; GRA 1,2; Fall play stage manager 4. THERESE M. ROHLIK-Homecoming Queen 4; Fall play cast 3; Prom waitress 2; Paper staff 4; Camera Club 4; Bus Patrol 4; FFA 4; Pom Pon 2. JANET ANNE ROTHMEIER-Fall play crew 4; Class Presi- dent 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Paper staff 4; annual staff 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; GRA 1,2; GRA represen- . tative 2; Boy’s and Girl’s County 3; Band Vice Pres. 4; Student Council Pres. 4. RANDALL J. SALFER-Homecoming King 4; Homecoming attendent 3; Class officer 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; “W” Club 2,3,4; FFA President 4. MARGE SCHILLING-Bus patrol 2,3,4. WENDY JOANN SCHMIDT-Fall play cast 4; Fall play crew 3,4; Annual staff 4; NHS 2,3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Pom pon 4. RHONDA MAE SCHOO-Spring play crew 4; Volleyball 1,2; Paper Staff 4; Camera Club 4; GRA 1,2; Baseball statistican 4. NANCY LOUISE SCHUELLER-Homecoming candidate 4; Fall play cast and crew 4; One-Act cast and crew 4; Prom waitress 2; Class Officer 2; Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Camera Club 4; NHS 4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Select Band 4; State music contest 2; GRA 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; B. Track Statistician 4. GAIL SEIKORA-Paper Staff 4; Bus patrol 1.2,3,4; “W” Club 4; GRA 1; Cheerleading 4; FFA Sweetheart candidate 3. PAMELA JEAN SEIKORA-Bus patrol 1,2,3,4; GRA 1. SHEILA SKOBLIK-Fall play crew 4; Bus Patrol 4; “W” Club 4; GRA 1; Cheerleading 2,4. DOUGLAS M. SOUPIR-FFA 1,2,3,4. SHERRY STAGE-Annual Staff 4; GRA 1,2. CECILIA M. TURBUS-Fall play crew 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; GRA 1; FFA Reporter 4. JOSEPH A. VANLOY-Fall play cast 3,4; Fall play crew 3,4; One-Act play cast and crew 4; Spring play cast and crew 3,4; Prom waiter 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Paper staff 4; NHS 4; Declam 4; “W” Club 4; Choir 4. BRIAN DALE VAN MEVEREN-Fall play crew 4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Select band 4; Jazz Band 3,4. COLLEEN KATHRYN WAGNER-Fall play crew 4; Student Council 2; Bus patrol 1,2; GRA 1; Cheerleading 1,2. MARGARET ANN WAGNER-Fall play crew 4; Student Council 4; Student Council officer 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 3.4; Annual staff 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; “W” Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Select band 1; State music contest 1,2,3; Pom pon 2,3,4; Accompanist for fall play 4; GRA 1,2, FFA Treas 3,4; Pom pon treasure 4; Band Sec. 4; Volleyball captain 4; Band Council 2. GERALYN M. WOELFEL-Spring play crew 4; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Student council officer 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Annual staff 2; NHS 2,3,4; “W” Club 3,4; GRA 1,2; “W” Club Treas. 4; G. Basketball Mang. 3. KIMBERLY ZITZMANN JERRY M. ZOLLNER-FFA 1,2,3,4. Wabasso. Minnesota Class Flower Class Color.. Class Motto CLASS OF 1982 .........Rose Maroon White What Lies Behind Us and What Lies Before Us Are Tiny Matters Compared to What Lies Within Us. Class Song...........................“All That j Ca„ Bg., CLASS OFFICERS ....................Jan Rothmeier .....................Dennis Ingle .....................Lisa Guetter ...................Marie Petracek C lass Advisors: Mary Kay Schweim and Don Wahl Honor Guards: Luonna VanMeveren and David Andersen President..... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer.. .. Class Officers 1. Senior Class Officers. Clockwise: D. Ingle, J. Rothmeier, L. Guetter, M. Petracek. 2. 8th grade Class Officers. Row 1: S. Hendriksen, J. Macht. Row 2: R. Hirsch, M. Eichten. 3. Soph- more Class Officers. Row 1: S. Thull, W. Radel. Row 2: S. Goblirsch, C. Heiling. 46 Executives 1. Junior Class Officers. Left to Right: R. Riley, V. VanHecke, J. Frank, P. Schumacher. 2. Freshman Class Officers. Top to bottom: N. Fischer, J. Fischer, V. Wagner, J. Salfer. 3. 7th grade Class Officers. Row 1: R. Riley, J. Kemp. Row 2: S. Miller. S. Wahl. 47 y u H 0 r s Brian Baune Glen Bernardy Joe Bernardy Natalie Bierl Sharon Boyum Shelly Cunningham Janet Dallmann Joan Dallmann Carol Daub Jeffrey Dudgeon Jennifer Fennern Cynthia Fischer Julie Fischer Janice Frank Tom Franta Wendy Franta Kris Geske Lee Gladitach Dennis Goblirsch Kenneth Goblirsch Pam Goblish Jody Guetter Tom Guetter Robert Hammerschmidt Barbara Heiling Jergen Henriksen Ronald Hoffman John Honetschlager Kim Irlbeck Lori Janachovsky Bill Jenniges Monica Jenniges Glen Knott 48 Marilyn Lensing Jill Mahal Brian Mathiowetz Linda Meier Ronald Mertens Ronald Miller Sharon Ourada Lorraine Penske Jolene Pistulka Mike Pitzl Brenda Pohlen David Prechel Judy Price Ralph Price Kathy Prokosch Carol Raddatz Curtis Rasmussen Roberta Riley Dale Rohlik James Rohlik Stanley Rohlik Bruce Salfer Robert Salfer Ronald Salfer Lori Salmela Molly Schiller Deanna Schoo Gina Schueller Patti Schumacher Tony Steffi 49 CAMERA SHY Jean Dallmann Mary Frericks Lisa Rierson Michael Rudenick Paula Zollner Joe Taylor Scott Timm Eric Trost Mark Turbus Mike Turbus Valerie VanHecke Micheal Wassenaar Troy Welch Crysta Wille Darcy Wille Tom Williams Betty Wurscher Alan Zimmerman juniors Sophomores Peter Albu David Andersen Curtis Baune Daniel Baune Chloe Benson Ruth Benson Kelly Berg Francis Bernardy John Bernardy Susan Boyum Joe Burtzel Becci Christensen Douglas Daub Rosa Deprez Michael Eichten Jeffrey Fennern Daniel Fischer James Fischer 50 Terri Fischer Margaret Frank Rita Frericks Jay Gales Dwayne Goblirsch Mary Goblirsch Michael Goblirsch Sarah Goblirsch Darcy Goblish Mark Grewe Kevin Guetter Nancy Guetter Paul Guetter Robert Guetter Mary Gustafson David Haack Ronald Hammerschmidt Colleen Heiling Scott Irlbeck James Jenniges Kathy Jenniges Lois Jordan Lori Jordan Barbara Kissner Dawn Kletscher Bradley Knott Paul Kratzke Jennifer Kreft Jane Kropp 5 o P h o m o r c s CAMERA SHY Mary Wagner 51 5 o P h o m o r c s Bradley Lange David Lee Greg Lensing Chad Loiselle Lisa Macht Alvin Meier Greg Merten9 Kathy Miller Laura Nott Jess Paluck Kari Paskewitz Nick Price Gail Raddatz Wendy Radel Kris Rogotzke Richard Rohlik Lynn Rudenick Gary Salfer Susan Schilling I ee Schoo Timothy Schumacher Ronald Shemon Scott Skohlik Lori Stage Chris Steffi Sandra Thull Patricia Turbus Luonna VanMeveren James Wassenaar Greg White Brian Woelfel Susan Wurscher Richard Zitzmann 52 Amy Altermatt Janele Baune Paul Baune Joann Beranek Thomas Berg Julie Bernardy Charles Brand Rochelle Brown Lisa Cady Richard Cady Scott Daub Susan Davis Mark Deprez Troy Domine Kevin Dresow Joel Dudgeon David Eichten Barbara Fischer Jerry Fischer Jill Fischer Nancy Fischer David Frank Martha Goblirsch Michael Honetachlager Barbara Houdek Shelly Irlbeck Todd Janachovsky Cindy Jenniges Janet Jenniges 7 r c s k m c H Daniel Johanneck Tom Kern Lisa Knott 53 Scott Kramer Lila Kreft Dale Lee Jerome Liebl Troy Loiselle LuAnn Macht Dean Martin Troy Maust 54 Marilyn Miller Francine Pickett Todd Pischke Curtis Pistulka Jolene Rauk Rita Remiger Brian Rohlik Christine Rohlik Lisa Sagedahl Joanne Salfer Jody Stage Amy Steffi Michelle Taylor Todd Tegels Troy Tegels Jeffrey Timm Brian Treml Mike Trost David Turbes Mary Turbes 3 Charles VanHecke Valerie Wagner T Brett Wahl Troy White C Bruce Wotschke S h Joan Zick m c H Gina Albu Nancy Berg Robert Berg Mark Bernardy Peter Bernardy Kim Boushek Jennifer Brown Nancy Carity Gina Daub James Davis Mike Eichten David Eis Brenda Fennern Kenneth Frank Jodi Frericks Patrick Frericks Kristen Fixsen Steven Gammelgaard Beth Geske Sandy Goblirsch Tanya Grewe Rick Guetter Barb Gullickson Jeffery Hansen Sonja Henricksen Robert Hirsch Amy Irlbeck Troy Irlbeck Mike Ingle Brad Kletscher Tammy Knott Sue Kramer Michelle Kruse Chad Kurtz Lori Lensing Lori Liebl Jean Macht Dawn Otto Becky Paskewitz Bill Petracek Melissa Pickett Mike Pistulka s t h Q r a d c 55 Cheryl Plaetz Linda Pohlen 8th Grade Alice Price Julie Radel Cynthia Raduenz David Rohlik Janell Rohlik Paula Rohlik Brian Rothmeier Jack Sagedahl Rayetta Saxton Lynn Schaffran Rhonda Schueller Renee Seikora Mark Stage Sue Taylor John Trost Michelle Walter Cindy Werner Jeff Zick 7th Qrade Kevin Albu Sam Altermatt Dona Baune Kevin Baune Colleen Beranek Kristin Berg JoAnn Bernardy Richard Bernardy Charles Boushek Scott Christensen Ben Dallenback Kelly Daub Jason Domine Russell Dudgeon Alesia Fenger Erick Fennern Traci Jo Fennern Mark Fischer Lori Frank Marney Frericks William Gladitsch Craig Goblirsch Jo Marie Goblirsch George Goblish Laura Goblish Keith Guetter Pam Guetter Stanford Gullickson Daryl Hammerschmidt Paul Honetschlager David Irlbeck Pam Janachovsky Anthony Jenniges Terry Jenniges Leon Kalkhoff Peggy Kelly Joe Kemp Rebecca Kern Kevin Kramer Jennifer Kruse Mark Macht Scott Martin LeRoy Maust Michael Montgomery Cynthia Paskewitz Sheryl Pistulka Bradley Pitzl Brian Pitzl Cindy Plaetz Mitchel Rauk Jeanne Remiger Richard Riley Chris Rohlik Melody Schaak Scott Siekmann Gregory Stage Lonnie Stage Joe Thull Carrie Treml James Turbes Brett VanMeveren Stacy Wahl Kim Weiss Trent White Michael Zollner 7 t It Q r a d e 57 ZMM A teaming Experience It has been a very exciting year for the stu- dents in the TMH (trainable mentally handicapped) class.Miss Appel, her aide Mrs. Marquardt, and several student-teacher aides work with the students on a variety of activities throughout the year. These activi- ties help the students to improve their skills in the areas of communication, self-care, physical-motor, socialization, academic, lei- sure time, and vocational and economic use- fulness. Work activities include the impor- tant areas of telling time, number skills, us- ing money, printing skills, and reading and understanding survival sight vocabulary words. The students also participate in var- ious special activities during the year. The most exciting of these is the Special Olym- pics program. Each year they compete in events including swimmings, bowling, bas- ketball, and track and field. Competition is held on the regional and state levels. Both the work and recreational activities of these students have combined to provde a favor- able learning experience throughout the 81- 82 school year. 1. Row 1: Quention Radel, Junell Raveling, Kraig Tre- besch. Row 2: Julie Erickson, Barbara Embree, Donald Noon, Edward Fischer. 2. Miss Appel with Bradley Pistulka. 3. Elissa Jahn at story time. 4. Donald Noon with his winning ribbons. ACZJOtf Volleyball Victory Soars This year’s volleyball team, coached by Val Miss Val Oftedahl, had another ter- rific season! They entered the district championship with a 13-1 record. After defeating Walnut Grove in a tough match (2-1), they anxiously awaited go- ing to Montevedio where the region fin- als were to be held. Unable to pull off a victory, they lost to Renville-Sacred Heart, 0-2.The girls fine season was ap- preciated by their many fans who cheered them on throughout the sea- son. 1. Varsity Volleyball. Row 1: L. Salmela, P. Schu- macher. B. Riley, J. Frank. Row 2: K. Geske, D. Schoo, B. Martensen, M. Wagner. Row 3: Coach Mrs. Samela, M. Kramer, G. Woelfel, T. Fennern, Coach Miss Oftedahl. 2. Mary Kramer in spiking action! 3. Maggie is determined to get that bumf. 1. Enthusiasm for the team. 2. “B” Squad Volleyball. Row 1: L. Salmela, P. Schumacher, K. Geske. Row 2: L. VanMe- veren, M. Frank, S. Schillling. Row 3: S. Gob- lirsch, Coach Mrs. Salmela, M. Wagner. 3. Maggie makes another perfect serve! 4. “C” Squad Volleyball. Row 1: J. Franta, J. Rauk. Row 2: R. Brown, J. Zick, J. Fischer. Row 3: S. Irlbeck, L. Sagadahl. 5. Watch the ball go up, see it come down. 6. Captain B. Martensen, Coach Miss Val Of- tedahl, Captain M. Wagner. 1. Captains Maggie and Brenda accept the WINNERS trophy for the team. 2. Michele and Jennifer let everyone know we’re champs! 3. Jubilation after the victory. 4. Volleyball Cheerleaders. Row’ 1: “B” squad) D. Wille, M. Jenniges. Row 2: B. Heiling, W. Radel, D. Lensing. Row 3: J. Fennern, V. Wagner, M. Baune. 5. Jr. High Volleyball. Row 1: R. Schmueller, C. Werner, S. Henrik- son, G. Daub, T. Grewe, L. Frank, K. Daub, K. Berg, T. Fennern, P. Guetter, P. Kelly. Row 2: J. Macht, L. Lensing, S. Taylor, J. Frericks, B. Fennern, S. Kramer, C. Plaetz, D. Otto, J. Remiger, S. Wahl, C. Pistulka. Row 3: B. Geske, J. Brown, R. Saxton, K. Boushek, J. Radel, M. Schaak, S. Miller, C. Beranek. 6. Janice bumps as teammates wait to give assistance. football Clamping Cleats Wearing hats, mittens, and scarves, the Rab- bit fans showed remarkable school spirit and support for their 1981-82 football team. The fans were there cheering the team on in many close games, such as the Gaylord game which Wabasso lost 18 to 13. The Rabbits ended their season with a 3-6 record overall. They placed sixth in the Tomahawk Confer- ence with a 2-5 record. Wabasso Tomahawk victories were exciting with scores of 18-0 over Winthrop and 27-18 over Morgan. The team was coached by Gary Hindt and led by tri-captains Dan Dohmeier, Chad Radel, and Mike Jensen. Next year’s team will return with more experience and, of course, a better season. 1. Varsity Football. Row 1: K. Rogotzke, G. Salfer, D. Haack, G. Lensing, J. Gales, B. Guetter, M. Eichten, D. Fischer. Row 2: K. Guetter, J. Dudgeon, M. Beranek, R. Miller, J. Taylor, C. Rasmussen, S. Rohlik, J. Honetsch- lager, T. Steffi, Coach Hindt. Row 3: R. Albu, E. Trost, T. Welch, R. Salfer, S. Baune, R. Salfer, C. Andersen, M. Jensen, C. Radel, R. Salfer, D. Dohmeier, Coach John- son. 2. 1981-82 football captains. M. Jensen, D. Dohmeier, and C. Radel. 3. The Rabbits on the field. 67 1. “B” squad Football. Row 1: Coach Kemp, T. Kern, D. Frank, T. Domine, K. Dresow, T. Maust, T. Tegels, J. Timm, Coach Crommert. Row 2: D. Martin, T. Tegels, T. Berg, J. Fischer, B. Wotschke, J. Dudgeon, M. Honetschlager, M. Trost. 2. Varsity Football Cheerleaders. Row 1: D. Schoo, B. Klante, S. Jenniges. Row 2: G. Schueller, C. Daub, N. Schueller, B. Fen- nern, S. Skoblik. 3. Making tracks for a touchdown! 4. Football action against Granite Falls. 1. Junior High Football. Row 1: D. Eis, B. Rothmeier, P. Frericks, B. Kletscher, T. Jenniges, K. Baune, R. Dudgeon, L. Maust. Row 2: B. Pitzl, D. Hammerschmidt, J. Domine, S. Martin, R. Riley, S. Altermatt, C. Goblirsch, P. Honetschlager, D. Irlbeck. Row 3: J. Sagedahl, T. Irlbeck, M. Macht, M. Fischer, J. Kemp, G. Stage, L. Stage, T. Jenniges, J. Thull, J. Davis. Row 4: S. Gammelgaard, K. Frank, B. Hirsch, R. Guetter, J. Zick, M. Eichten, B. Petracek, M. Pistulka, M. Ingle, C. Kurtz. 2. Chad on the run. 3. Junior High Cheerleaders. Row 1: C. Plaetz, S. Goblirsch. Row 2: C. Werner, S. Miller, J. Macht. Row 3: L. Frank. 4. Curt blocks as Mike makes a run for it. PI 70 Qirls basketball Victory Stuffers The Wabasso girls’ basketball team fin- ished a successful season despite losing out to Springfield in the District 10 finals by four points. The team’s record was 16-5 overall and 11-2 in the Tomahawk Confer- ence. The season was an enjoyable one as the team played well and showed contin- ual improvement. With only one senior, B. Martensen, on the squad, the prospects for next year’s team look bright. Leading scor- ers for the Rabbits were Jody Guetter with 15, Bobbie Riley with 11, and Brenda Martensen with 10.2 points per game. Jody and Brenda led the team in rebound- ing with 12.1 and 9 rebounds per game. Co-captains were Brenda Martensen and Bobbi Riley and the team was coached by a new coach this year, Tom Breyfogle. I. Girls' Varsity Basketball. Row 1: S. Goblirsch, J. Guetter, B. Martensen, M. Frank, L. Van Meveren, S. Schilling, J. Mahal. Row 2: B. Riley, V. Wagner, N. Fischer, L. Salmela, J. Dallmann, J. Dallmann, J. Dallmann, Coach Breyfogle. 2. Captain B. Riley. Coach T. Breyfogle, Captain B. Martensen, 3. Girls B Squad Basketball. Row 1: S. Goblirsch, L. Sage- dahl, S. Irlbeck, S. Schilling, L. Van Meveren. Row 2: Coach N. Hoffman, M. Frank, V. Wagner, N. Fischer, J. Zick, B. Fisher. 1. Junior High Girls Basketball. Row 1: J. Kruse, B. Kern, K. Berg, K. Daub, S. Wahl, C. Plaetz. Row 2: J. Brown, L. Goblish, M. Frericks, L. Pholen, S. Henrik- sen, G. Daub, S. Taylor, L. Lensing. Row 3: R. Saxton, B. Geske, K. Fixsen, J. Radel, S. Kramer, J. Frericks, R. Kruse, Coach Mrs. Salmela. 2. Brenda goes up for the rebound. 3. Varsity Cheerleaders. Row 1: D. Lensing, D. Wille. Row 2: M. Baune, J. Fennern. 4. Bobbi puts it up for two at District finals. 5. Working together to get the job done. 71 Wrestling takedown 12 The 1981-82 season opened with a bang when the Rabbits brought home the second place trophy from the New Ulm Invitation, with New Ulm taking first place. The Rabbits de- cided that second place wasn’t good enough for them, so they traveled to Pipestone on December 5th and brought home a first place trophy. The wrestlers weren’t going to stop there. They fought hard during the season. Their reward was winning all their confer- ence meets and the conference first place tro- phy. 1. Varsity Wrestlers. Row 1: M. Trost, G. Bernardy, J. Henriksen, L. Pitzl, K. Rogotzke, K. Fischer, K. Gob- lirsch. Row 2: R. Albu, A. Kreft, K. Guetter, R. Salfer, J. Dudgeon, Coach Mr. Gary Hindt. 2. Arlo is out to stick his man! 3. Captain K. Goblirsch, Coach Mr. Hindt, Captain K. Fischer. 4. “B” Squad Wrestlers. Row 1: T. Tegels, N. Otto, T. Tegels, G. Knott. Row 2: B. Guetter, J. Rohlik, B. Woel- fel, R. Salfer. Row 3: C. Rassmussen, E. Trost, T. Welch, R. Mertens. 1. Junior High Wrestling. Row 1: D. Irlbeck, S. Alter- matt, T. Jenniges, R. Dudgeon, S. Martin, B. Pitzl. Row 2: J. Kemp, R. Riley, S. Gammelgard, P. Frericks, B. Rothmeier, M. Pistulka. Row 3: B. Hirsch, K. Frank, B. Petracek, J. Sagadahl, J. Davis. 2. Kenny gets ready to move. 3. Jeff works for the take down. 4. Varsity Cheerleaders. Row 1: T. Fennern, S. Skoblik, N. Bierl. Row 2: D. Schoo, G. Seikora. Row 3: S. Jen- niges. 5. “B” Squad Cheerleaders. Bottom to top: R. Brown, L. Knott, J. Jenniges, M. Wagner, C. Jenniges. Boys’ Basket bail New Coach, New Game The boys’ basketball team ended the 1981- 82 season in District 10 play on March 8. Their record of 6-12 overall and 5-7 in the Tomahawk Conference was an improve- ment over last season. However, it can be said that while losing more games than they won, the Rabbits were tough com- petitors to the end. The Rabbits finished with the third best defense in the confer- ence, allowing only 50.3 points per game. They held the distinction of holding a conference opponent to the lowest total this season by holding Morgan to only 28. With the six returning seniors, the Rab- bits seem to have a good nucleus from which to build for next year. 1. Varsity Boys’ Basketball. Row 1: M. Eichten, S. Rohlik, D. Fischer, R. Hoffman, D. Dohmeier, J. VanLoy, R. Salfer. Row 2: T. Williams, R. Miller, R. Kratzke, T. Franta, C. Radel, Coach Mr. Voas. 2. Captain Chad Radel, Coach Mr. Voas, Captain Dan Dohmeier. 3. “B” Squad and 9th grade. Row 1: J. Paluck, G. Lensing, D. Prechel, J. Dudgeon, B. Wahl, T. Maust, B. Wotschke. Row 2: T. Williams, M. Eichten, S. Rohlik, R. Salfer, T. Franta, P. Kratzke, Coach Mr. Kallevig. Row 3: D. Frank, J. Fischer, T. Kern, D. Eichten, D. Johanneck. 74 1. Stan goes in for the shot. 2. Jr. High Boys Basketball. Row 1: C. Goblirech, P. Honetsch- lager, M. Rauk, B. VanMeveren, S. Christensen, T. Irlbeck. Row 2: E. Fennern, K. Baune, M. Fischer, B. Kletscher, M. Kichten, M.Ingle. Row 3: J. Domine, J. Thull, S. Sickman, K. Guetter, C. Kurts, R. Guetter, J. Zick. 3. Varsity Cheerleaders. Bottom left to bottom right. N. Schueller, B. Fennern, B. Klante, G. Schueller, M. Jenniges. 4. “B” Squad Cheerleaders. Bottom Left to bottom right. R. Remiger, J. Fischer, W. Radel, J. Franta, J. Rauk. 5. Back into the game with a new plan. Girls’ Zrack J Shining year Although this year’s girls Track team was small in number, they proved to be large in ability by placing high at all of their meets. The young team was lead by 7 ju- niors, 5 sophomores and freshmen and a number of junior high students filling in slots where needed. Luonna Van Meveren, and Diane Lensing advanced to state com- petition. Diane failed to qualify for the finals in the 100 m. hurdles. Luonna placed 2nd in the 100 m hurdles and third in the 200 m. hurdles, this gave them an overall 8th place in state. The team was coached by Mrs. Joyce Plaetz and Nancy Hoffmann. 1. Track Team. Row 1: B. Fischer, D. Lensing, J. Mahal, S. Ourada, M. Kramer, R. Remiger, Manager S. Goblirsch. Row 2: L. VanMeveren, J. Guetter, J. Frank, K. Geske, C. Daub, R. Brown, M. Frank. 2. Captains Janice Frank and Diane Lensing. P Hoys’ Zrack Reaching Qoals The Boy’s Track team of 1982 had a successful season. With the age of four seniors, combined with the youth and enthusi- asm of the underclassmen, the team proved to be very com- petitive. As most area teams were well aware, the Rabbit’s greatest strength was in the field events. When the season training began, the boy’s set their goal high — they wanted to be conference champs, and on the evening of May 24,1982, they were. But for Ron Salfer the season didn’t end there. Ron advanced to state competition in the Discus event, and all though he failed to advance he represented the Rabbit’s well. The boy’s were coached by Mr. Rick Johnson and Mr. Raliegh Voas. I. Boy’s Track Team. Row 1: Manager B. Klante, N. Otto, T. Schumacher, M. Trost, K. Berg, B. Wahl, J. Dudgeon, C. VanHecke, D. Johanneck. Row 2: Manager N. Schueller, G. Lensing, K. Fischer, R. Miller, J. Taylor, T. Steffi, J. Honetschlager, T. Guetter, J. Dudgeon, T. Franta. Row 3: Coach Johnson, M. Beranek, J. Gales, M. Grewe, C. Rasmussen, K. Guetter, R. Salfer, A. Kreft, P. Johanneck. S. Grewe. 2. Captain R. Miller, K. Fischer. Back row: Captain A. Kreft and Coach Rick Johnson. baseball 3hull Season It was the last Hurrah for the Rabbit baseball team in 1982. Because of financial shortages in the district, baseball was cut from the 1982-83 budget. It was also the final season of coaching and teaching for Mr. Tom Breyfogle after many years in the district. Pitching was one of the strengths for the team. With three fine pitchers, Dan Dohmeier, Travis Kramer, and Ralph Price, many a batter was turned away from the plate with three strikes. At the time of this writing, they had stole, 70 of 76 bases or 92%. During the last seven games of the season, hit- ting greatly improved for the team, as they outscored their opponents 72 to 14. We’re sorry to see the baseball team cut from the WHS sports program, but in 1982 the team went down in history. 1. Baseball Team. Row 1: J. Paluck, B. Woelfel, M. Jensen, S. Baune, C. Radel, R. Price, G. Censing. Row 2: Manager R. Schoo, M. Eichten, T. Kramer, R. Hoffman, D. Dohmeier, T. Franta, K. Berg, Coach Mr. Tom Breyfogle, Manager K. Eis. 2. Captain Dan Dohmeier, Coach Breyfogle, Captain Mike Jensen. final Season Humor High Spring Sports 1. Row 1: M. Zollner, B. Van Meveren, P. Honetschlager, J. Davis, C. Goblirsch, B. Kletscher, D. Frank. 2. Row 2: R. Guetter, J. Sagedahl, K. Frank, P. Frericks, B. Hirsch, M. Fischer. Row 2: T. Tiegles, R. Berg, S. Gamelgaurd, D. Eis, M. Pistalka, J. Kemp, E. Fenernn. Row 1: D. Otto, S. Wahl, K. Berg, S. Pistalka, S. Hendrickson, K. Daub, G. Daub, S. Miller. ewis tbjick l The annual staff has put in many hours every Monday night all year. Their time is spent typ- ing, taking pictures, and adding finishing touches. All in all it has paid off and we have a great annual. The staff tried a new system which allows the Jostens Company to do al2 of the typing for the annual. Special thanks go to the editor, Paula Dudgeon, and the assistants, Crysta and Darcy Wille, for their work and dedication. 1. Annual Staff. Row 1: W. Franta, T. Fischer, S. Stage, B. Kern, B. Geske, C. Goblish, K. Eis, Advisor Mrs. Fuhr. Row 2: P. Dudgeon, S. Goblirsch, M. Petracek, T. Fennern, W. Schmidt, L. Janachovsky, S. Wurscher, B. Wurscher. Row 3: J. Deprez, S. Jacoby, J. Rothmeier, J. Price, S. Ourada, J. Mahal, J. Fischer, C. Wille, D. Wille. 2. Editors. Row 1: P. Dudgeon, C. Wille, Row 2: D. Wille. zham you In appreciation for all their help and time in helping put out this 1981-82 annual, we would like to thank: our advisors, Mrs. Fuhr and Mr. Lein, Mr. Kemp and the photo class, and the faculty and administration for their coopera- tion. Paula, Crysta, Darcy Making Deadlines Student Council Delegates After selling 306,000,000 calories worth of candy bars and spon- soring two lyceums, the student council found several good uses for the money earned. A new podium to be used for occasions such as coronation and commencement was purchased along with benches for the hallway. Two $250.00 scholarships were also offered to one boy and one girl from the senior class. The major project this year was the trip to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area taken with the biology students. It was a well deserved trip after a year of hard work. 1. Senior High Student Council. Row 1: S. Thull, C. Jenniges. Row 2: J. Rothmeir, G. Woefle. Row 3: V. Wagner, P. Schumacher. Row 4: M. Wagner, T. Fischer. Row 5: R. Salfer, M. Kramer. Row 6: P. Kratzke, L. Knott. 2. Junior High Student Council. Row 1: T. Fennern, L. Frank. Row 2: L. Werner, J. Macht, S. Taylor. Row 3: J. Kemp, R. Riley, J. Jenniges, M. Eichten, B. Petracek, M. Pistulka. Bus Patrol Bus Patrol. Row 1: J. Jenniges, C. Raddatz. Row 2: B. Klante, C. Wille, S.'Jacoby. Row 3: C. Bliss, M. Petracek, B. Pohlen, P. Dudgeon. Row 4: J. Deprez, J. Jordan, T. Rohlik, D, Ingle. 85 Maud Zoo tin’ JK1 V Moot in The Wabasso High School Band was kept busy this year with three fund raisers: the annual bake sale, and a jew- elry and coupon book sale. The Pep Band performed at various sport com- petitions including region volleyball and girls district basketball. The band worked hard preparing for the large group contest in which they received a two-star rating. They also performed in four concerts. At the end of the year, Senior members went to Chanhassen to see The Music Man. 86 1. Row 1: L. Van Meveren, D. Wille, V. Van Hecke, C. Heiling, T. Fischer, N. Schueller, M. Wagner. Row 2: L. Rudenick, S. Goblirsch, M. Frericks, L. Kramer, D. Kletscher, J. Mahal, C. Fischer, S. Jacoby, M. Liebl. Row 3: B. Tremi. K. Prokosch, J. Burtzel, T. Schumacher, B. Van Me- veren, L. Otto, D. Dohmeier, D. Johanneck, B. Wotschke, T. Guetter, J. Fennern. Row 4: M. Pe- tracek, B. Christenson, K. Geske, W. Franta, C. Wille, M. Jensen, N. Otto, D. Hengel, Mr. Wis- trom. 2. The band performs at the Fall Concert. 3. Band Officers. Row 1: J. Rothmeier, M. Wag- ner. Row 2: S. Jacoby, C. Anderson. 4. Row 1: J. Dallmann, J. Fischer, M. Lensing, J. Pistulka, R. Kratzke, D. Lensing, K. Jenniges. Row 2: T. Kern, T. Pistulka, L. Salmela, R. Brown, M. Schiller, P. Zollner, L. Stage, L. Guetter, J. Rothmeier, G. Raddatz. Row 3: J. Dallmann, B. Wahl, T. Kramer, P. Kratzke, C. Andersen, S. Thull, D. Andersen, T. Fennern, J. Taylor, P. Guetter. 5. Mr. Wistrom introduces the numbers 6. District Contest Participants. Row 1: D. Wille, J. Fischer, S. Goblirsch, M. Petracek + , M. Lensing, J. Dallmann, L. Salmela + , W. Franta + , L. Stage. Row 2: K. Prokosch, N. Otto+ , T. Schumacher + , B. Tremi, J. Burtzel, D. Andersen, C. Andersen + , T. Kramer + , D. Dohmeier+ , Row 3: C. Wille+ , J. Pistulka, V. Van Hecke, R. Brown, L. Van Meveren, K. Geske + , M. Kramer + , M. Schiller, B. Wahl + . ( + denotes district star, denotes region-state star.) 7. SSU Band Participants. Row 1: L. Salmela, T. Pistulka, N. Schueller, R. Kratzke, D. Wille, L. Kramer. Row 2: M. Petra- cek, T. Kramer, M. Schiller, L. Guetter, S. Thull, C. Andersen, D. Andersen, N. Otto, S. Jacoby. 8. Select Band Members. Row 1: L. Rudenick, B. Christensen, V. Van Hecke, J. Pistulka, N. Schueller. Row 2: S. Goblirsch, J. Mahal, L. Van Meveren, R. Brown, L. Salmela, T. Pistulka, M. Schiller. Row 3: N. Otto, W. Franta, L. Otto, T. Schumacher, B. Van Meveren, T. Kramer, D. Dohmeier, D. Andersen, S. Thull, C. Andersen. 9. Cadet Band. Row 1: G. Daub, C. Fixsen, J. Salfer, J. Fischer, J. Franta, S. Miller, R. Schueiler, L. Macht, J. Stage, L. Sagedahl, K. Daub, S. Pistulka, S. Plaetz, R. Remiger, L. Knott, C. Jenniges. Row 2: S. Wahl, K. Boushek, M. Walter, R. Saxton, S. Davis, C. Plaetz, K. Berg, J. Remiger, J. Zick, J. Rauk, D. Otto, P. Guetter, V. Wagner, B. Fischer, B. Gladitsch, J. Macht, S. Kramer, B. Kern, M. Frericks. Row 3: J. Domine, L. Stage, C. Goblish, S. Taylor, S. Henriksen, B. Rothmeier, D. Eis, R. Guetter, B. Hirsch, C. Bou- shek, D. Martin, B. Kletscher, S. Christensen, P. Honeschlager, J. Thull, M. Kruse, B. Petracek, J. Zick. Row 4: C. Tremi, C. Raduenz, C. Werner, J. Radel, B. Geske, T. Domine, Mr. Wistrom. 10. Jazz Band Members. Row 1: S. Jacoby, J. Rothmeier, L. Guetter, M. Schiller. Row 2: T. Kramer, C. Andersen, S. Thull, D. Andersen. Row 3: N. Otto, T. Schumacher, L. Otto, B. Van Me- veren, K. Prokosch. 89 Choir Happy Melody Makers It was another busy year for the Wabasso High School choir. In addition to performing at the annual concerts, the choir also sang at homecoming coronation. With the persistence of Mr. Wistrom the choir finally settled down and put some hard work into their music. They then came home from the large group choir contest at Sanborn with a superior rating. 1. Concert Choir. Row 1: S. Jenniges, B. Klante. L. Salmela, J. Dall- mann, W. Schmidt, J. Deprez, C. Bliss, S. Jacoby, K. Eis, R. Schoo. Row 2: Director Mr. Wistrom, P. Dudgeon, J. Dallmann, W. Franta, N. Schueller, C. Raddatz, B. Fennern, L. Guetter, R. Kratzke, M Schiller, M. Goblirsch. Row 3: R. Miller, L. Otto, D. Ingle, C. Ander sen, J. VanLoy, T. Schumacher, T. Steffi, K. Geske, D. Lensing. 2. Choir officers, top to bottom: P. Dudgeon, B. Klante, S. Jacoby, D. Ingle. 3. The barbershop quartet in action. 4. Select choir members. Row 1: P. Dudgeon, B. Klante. Row 2: N. Schueller, M. Schiller, T. Steffi. Row 3: L. Otto, D. Ingle, C. Andersen. 1. Choir Contest Participants. Row 1: P. Dudgeon • +, S. Jacoby, J. Dallmann, M. Schiller. Row 2: T. Steffi +, W. Schmidt + , M. Goblirsch, D. Ingle +, L. Guetter. Row 3: T. Schumacher • + , R. Miller, L. Otto +, C. Andersen +, S. Thull, M. Kramer + . • State Star and + District Star. 2. Junior High Choir. Row 1: Mrs. Wistrom, C. Plaetz, S. Goblirsch, L. Liebl, J. Macht, M. Kruse, K. Weiss, J. Goblirsch, S. Wahl, M. Shaack, A. Fenger, J. Radel, B. Fischer, C. Werner, S. Kramer, J. Rauk, B. Pitzl, L. Stage. Row 2: S. Miller, L. Pohlen, T. Grewe, J. Brown, M. Gob- lirsch, C. Beranek, A. Price, D. Baune, T. Kruse, A. Altermatt, P. Kelly, G. Daub, J. Jenniger, K. Fixsen, K. Daub, D. Otto, D. Irlbeck, G. Stage, J. Fischer. Row 3: R. Schueller, B. Fennern, B. Hod- dack, M. Rauk, S. Christensen, L. Kalkhoff, S. Taylor, S. Henricksen, L. Lensing, M. Walter, R. Saxton, J. Bernardy, L. Frank, A. Steffi, L. Gob- lish, B. Kern, M. Zollner, B. Dallenbach, B. Van Meveren. Camera Club Say Cheese! Lights ... Camera Action! The Camera Club decided to add a new twist to the 1981-1982 school year. Hours went into organizing a talent contest which was held in March. There were six acts entered. First, second and third place winners were awarded with money prizes. The Camera Club also fur- nished the Wabasso Standard, the Rabbitt Tracks, and the yearbook with pictures. 1. Camera Club Members. Row 1: P. Dudgeon, S. Jacoby, K. Eis, B. Klante. Row 2: R. Schoo, N. Schueller, C. Bliss, M. Baune. Row 3: C. Goblirsch, B. Fennern, T. Rohlik, J. Jordan, K. Geske. 2. Camera Club Officers. Paula Dudgeon, Karla Eis, Sherry Jacoby. lllllllllllB 'Deciam A Way With Words With 15 people in a variety of 7 catagories, how could anyone miss? Well, no one did. The 1982 declam team started out on the right foot by having all 15 members of the team place at the sub-district level. With 12 in the finals at districts, they managed to bring home the District 10 runner-up trophy. Nine very nervous and excited people advanced to region competition. On April 24, state declam was held at Richfield High School. Wabasso High was represent- ed by five speakers. And, low and behold, they brought home two medals. Tony Steffi placed sixth and Tim Schumacher placed third in humerous in- terpretation. The number of students advancing at each level represents the largest number Wabasso has had in some time. To advance, these students spent hours cutting lines, changing expressions, and timing things to the second, not to memorize endless lines. It is very obvious that their work paid off. 1. Declam team. Row 1: M. Petracek, W. Franta, M. Kramer. L. Salmela, L. Stage. Row 2: J. Pistulka, T. Pistulka, R. Miller, T. Steffi. Row 3: T. Schumacher, C. Raddatz, J. VanLoy, C. Ander- sen, D. Ingle. 2. State Declam participants. Row 1: C. Andersen, T. Schumacher. Row 2: T. Steffi, T. Pistulka, M. Kramer. 93 farming fanatics This year our FFA Chapter again competed at the district and state conventions. The two teams that advanced to state were the dairy products and horticulture which placed tenth and twenty-sixth, respectively. Crowned at the Eleventh Anniversary Banquet as sweetheart was Judy Price. Group activities included corn- picking for Camp Courage, fruit sales and the upkeep of the FFA park on Highway 71. 1. How 1: J. Price. K. Prokosch, C. Gobiish, B. Mathiowetz, C. Turbes, M. Wagner, S. Jacoby, B. Gobiish, R. Salfer. Row 2: M. Deprez, S. Daub, S. Kramer, D. Lee, T. Janachovsky, L. Knott, J. Jordan, G. Mertens, G. Salfer, J. Mertens. Row 3: F. Bernardy, M. Bohlik, P. Gobiish, M. Turbes, D. Gob- iish, K. Miller, T. Rohlik, R. Rohlik, R. Shemon, L. Pitzl, J. Lange. Row 4: D. Turbes, B. Rohlik, D. Daub, R. Ham- merschmidt, J. Henriksen, R. Price, S. Rohlik, L. Kaufen- berg, G. Bernardy, J. Pohlik, G. Knott. Row 5: J. Bernardy, D. Goblirsch, N. Price, B. Lange, S. Timm, M. Turbes, B. Jenniges. 94 1. Sweetheart Candidates. J. Price, J. Fennern, J. Dallmann, K. Pro- kosch. 2. Shucking com. M. Turbes, R. Salfer, J. Bernardy. 3. FFA Sweetheart Judy Price. 4. FFA Sweetheart Banquet Speaker, George Prechel. 95 ms Hitting Zlie Books Twenty-one new members, chosen on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character, were inducted into the National Honor Society on the night of May 10th in St. Anne’s church hall. After enjoying a piece of pie chosen from a vast variety supplied by the old members, a solemn candlelight ceremony was held. Dr. Mary Hicker- son an associate professor of literature and Ameri- can language at SSU, spoke on “Opportunities and Realities for Women.” Her advice to all members included keeping their options open, knowing themselves, contributing to humanity, and hold- ing onto their rural heritage. % 1. NHS members: Row I: P. Schumacher, N. Schueller, B. Riley, M. Lensing, L. Salmela, J. Dallmann, M. Kramer, D. Ingle, W. Franta. Row 2: M. Rohlik, T. Fennern, J. Deprez, W. Schmidt, J. Pistulka, V. VanHecke, S. Ourada, J. Fischer, C. Andersen. Row 3: S. Schilling, L. VanMevern, T. Pistulka, J. Rothmeier, M. Wagner, M. Petracek, G. Woelfel, D. Wille, P. Dudgeon. Row 4: C. Wille, C. Raddatz, D. Andersen, J. Van- Loy, L. Otto, D. Dohmeier. K z A K ts A n e j K z S Paperstaff Sidra! Sutra! If you have ever heard the phrases “Pa- perstaff, please get your articles in,” or “It’s 11 p.m. and we’re still not done,” you must be familiar with the Rabbit Tracks. This year the staff, led by edi- tors Sherry Jacoby and Teresa Pistulka and advised by Mr. Seversen, put to- gether a total of 6 informative and en- tertaining issues of our school newspa- per. 1. Paperstaff: Row 1: D. Wille, L. Salmela, W. Franta, J. Rothmeier, M. Wagner, S. Jacoby, T. Pistulka. Row 2: K. Eis, R. Schoo, C. Wille, M. Petracek, M. Lensing, L. Stage, M. Goblirsch, S. Goblirsch. Row 3: M. Kramer, C. Andersen, C. Raddatz, J. VanLoy, D. Ingle, S. Thull, L. Kramer. 2. Editors: L. Salmela, T. Pistulka, S. Jacoby, C. Raddatz. 97 98 fantasia High Kickers This year “Fantasia” was very busy. The new squad marched into the parade and football seasons with new outfits, which includes boots, hats, costumes, and flags. On October 24 “Fantasia” competed in the Appleton Danceline Competition and clinic. They didn’t place but they put forth their best effort. “Fantasia” danced into the basketball and wrestling seasons, ending the year with state competition. Although they didn’t qualify for the finals, they came home looking forward to next year. 1. “Fantasia” in action at a football game. 2. Looking for stars! 3. “Fantasia” Row 1: J. Price, J. Frank. Row 2: M. Lensing, B. Heiling. Row 3: S. Ourada, B. Pohlen. Row 4: W. Schmidt, C. Heiling, K. Irlbeck, S. Jacoby. Row 5: M. Goblirsch, V. VanHecke. Row 6: D. Hengel, C. Turbes, L. Irlbeck, M. Wagner, M. Schiller. 4. Collen kicking high. 5. Smile Judy, we’re watching you! I. W. Club Members. Row 1: S. Jenniges, B. Klante, D. Lensing, M. Baune, K. Geske, B. Riley, K. Irlbeck, B. Heiling, B. Fischer, N. Fischer, V. Wagner. Row 2: D. Wille, T. Fen- nern, D. Schoo, M. Jenniges, W. Radel, B. Kissner, M. Frank, G. Lensing, B. Woelfel, M. Jensen, T. Steffi. Row 3: C. Andersen, N. Schueller, S. Baune, B. Fennern, G. Schueller, J. Fennern, J. Dallmann, J. Mahal, L. Van Meveren, M. Wagner, J. Fennern, K. Ro- gotzke, C. Radel. Row 4: C. Goblirsch, J. Frank, S. Ourada, B. Martensen, J. Guetter, A. Kreft, D. Ingle, T. Welch, R. Price, J. Henrik- sen, T. Kramer. Row 5: R. Salfer, R. Miller, T. Franta, R. Salfer, D. Fischer, K. Guetter, B. Baune, J. Dudgeon, E. Trost, R. Salfer, D. Dohmeier. 2. Athletic Banquet Speaker, Joe Senser. 3. W. Club Officers, D. Dohmeier and B. Klante. 4. Most Valuable Players. Row 1: D. Dohmeier, S. Jenniges, J. Guetter, B. Riley, C. Radel, R. Salfer, K. Fischer. 5. 1982-83 Cap- tains. Row 1: G. Schueller, D. Schoo, D. Lens- ing, B. Riley, J. Frank, Row 2: J. Guetter, R. Salfer, S. Rohlik. R. Miller. Row 3: K. Gob- lirsch, J. Henriksen. Zwirlers Ztiming Success Head majorette for the Rabbit Twirl- ers in 1982 was Amy Kramer. The squad performed at summer parades and athletic events like football, bas- ketball, and wrestling and they were the only performers during the vol- leyball season. The squad along with the band and pom pon, helped put on a super half-time show at the Homecoming game. They raised money by sponsering a lyceum which let us all in on the wonders of magic. At the end of the year they held classes for the grade schoolers to give them a chance to experience the world of a twirler. Their advisor was Mrs. Wistrom. 1. Twirlers. Clockwise: A. Kramer, R. Brown, T. Grewe, L. Nott. 2. A rare photographed moment at the homecoming game. 100 Ms. Butler English Mr. Wistrom Music ueujczy Mr. Johnson Social Studies Mrs. Plaetz Physical Education Miss Oftedahl Athletic Director Mrs. Wistrom Music Mr. Marcott English Mr. Kemp Physical Education Audio Visual Dept. Mciuczy Mr. Hindt Physical Education Mrs. Gladitsch Education Assistance Mr. Kallevig Mathematics Mr. Sagedahl Education Assistance Mrs. Roush Education Assistance Miss Appel Education Assistance ueujczy Mrs. Lund Home Economics Mrs. Olson Home Economics Mrs. Schweim English Mr. Doering Science-Math Mr. Lien English ueu xy Mr. Hanson Vocational Education Miss Lien Art-Social Mr. Brown Vocational Education Mr. Crommert Vocational Education Mrs. Fuhr English Mrs. Kratzke Student Teacher Aid Director Education Assistance Mr. Kirchmeier Science-Math ueuczy Mrs. Salmela Social-Physical Education Mrs. Marquardt Education Assistance Mr. Breyfogle Social Studies Mrs. Martin Librarian Mr. Voas Social Studies Mr. Wahl Business Education ueuczy Mr. Berg Science Mrs. Mahal Education Assistance Mr. Severson Social Stu-ies Counselor Mrs. Daub Librarian Mrs. Keil Business Education ueuczy Miss Jenniges Education Assistance Mrs. Eykyn Education Assistance Mrs. Goblirsch Librarian Mrs. Kallevig Mathematics Education Assistance Mr. Nelson Mathematics Science Mr. Mann Janitor WORKERS Mr. Cady Janitor Mr. Jordan Janitor Mrs. Goblirsch Secretary Mrs. Bock Mrs. Georgius Secretary Bookkeeper 1. Mrs. Niemann-Secretary 2. Cooks-Left to right: Pat Goblirsch, Carol Fried- ley, Marge Hanson, Delores Large. 3. Mrs. Sinclair-school nurse. 112 Administration 1. District 640 School Board. Row 1: Mr. Salmela, Mrs. R. Andersen, Mrs. D. Jensen, Mrs. A. Thull. Row 2: Mr. G. Alexander, Mr. E. Irlbeck, Mr. H. Kreft, Mr. W. Fi- scher. 2. Mr. Melvin Salmela-Superin- tendent. 3. Mr. Gerald Turner-Principal. Zltaitk ] ou z It a n k We the editors and staff, of The Rabbit 1982, along with the students, faculty, and administration of District 640, would like to acknowledge our advertisers. Your generos- ity in giving to our annual is truly wonderful. You have helped us to put together what we feel is the best annual we are capable of. You took the time to talk to our staff to help layout your ad. I hope that you are pleased with your ad and our book, and I apologize for any errors - no one is perfect. THANK YOU is such a simple statement, but I offer an enormous THANK YOU. I would ask the residents of District 640 to please patron- ize our advertisers. V 0 u Paula Dudgeon-Editor Crysta Wille-Ass’t Editor Darcy Wille-Ass’t Editor z k a H k V o u 116 Zltaitk you toyourycd MSZEK AW fflSZEK Certif ied Public Accountants Wabasso And Redwood Falls Cards-Gifts Wedding Supplies Redwood Falls, MN Ph (507)637-3850 Quality Men’s Clothing Ladies Sportswear Redwood Falls Sstebo, Carey, Schnobriclt, And drank, Ctd. Attorneys At Law (507) 637-5721 Three Locations 7he Withing TCeCC Cards - Gifts 1m Wedding Supplies ildr Redwood Falls, MN Ph (507) 637-3850 'DUDGEONS COCKEK ‘Jack And Donna Dudgeon Custom butchering Smoking And Sausage Making Cucan. Mfl 56255 747-2224 WAKASSO SZAZS MAW Jn Zhe Heart Of Kedwood County Ph ( 07)342-5111 Member FDIC f� !!«v. ,;. 7 TERSTEEG’S SUPER VALU, INC. 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MJMMSOZA 56293 342-5 42 Gasoline Potteries ?STANDARD SuCl Oil Zires ZEQ’S CMEVKOCEZ Hew and Used Cars and Zrueks JCittler Dealer with Pig Deals 507-342-5 26 126 DOMZJONS Harlan Lemcke-Vesta-5.00 Woelfel’s Garage-Seaforth-10.00 Mike’s Garage-Lucan-10.00 Don-Lin and Sons Honda-Redwood Falls-10.00 Coast to Coast-Redwood Falls-10.00 Lampert Building Center-Redwood Falls-10.00 H and L Construction-Lucan-10.00 Wills And Prophecies I, Travis Kramer, do will Tony Steffi my toque, four pounds of Back-Bacon, a case of Morson, and my stuffed elk. Use them in good health, hoser. I, Sherri Jenniges, will my wonderful ability to drive an automatic car to Natalie Bierl. I also will to her all the M M’s she wants. May it give her great pleasure. I, Rhonda Schoo, will my outstanding athletic ability to my younger sister, Deanna. I, Maggie Wagner, will to Bobbi, Deanna, and Ja- nice my ability to race semis and dodge cats at 70 miles per hour! I, Joe VanLoy, do will my exceptional vocal abili- ties to Ron Miller. We, the Senior Computer Programmers, will our collective computer programming abilities to Mr. Turner in hopes that they will be used to invent new and more exciting computer games. We, Babe, Barb, and Nancy, being of creative minds and peppy bodies, will to the future cheer- leaders of WHS, our ability to arouse enthusiasm and spirit in the school. We, Dennis Ingle and Lance Otto, do will to Mr. Wistrom our bass section legacy. We just hope your future bass section reaches puberty soon. We, Sherri Jenniges and Barb Klante, will our Nicknames, “Nip-n-Tip” to James Rohlik and Robert Saler-may it bring them fame and fortune as it did us. We, Joe VanLoy and Curt Andersen, will to Lee Gladitsch a new banister spindle and bathroom door. I, Maggie Wagner, will to Mary Kramer my Pom Pom skirt. I hope it fits all over! I also will to you all the patience in the world, a ton of paper, a big roll of stamps, and alot of pens! We, Barb Klante and Babe Fennern, being of de- vout minds and undamaged bodies, will to Toomy “Wanton” Franta our “awe inspiring concocting appitude.” This encounter has truly been too “Munch” for us! I, Curt Andersen, will to the WHS trombone sec- tion my motto: T.P.D.I.S.P. or T.P. disp. WE, Curt Andersen and Joe VanLoy, do will to Mary Kramer our “Lacey” Underwear. I, Curt Andersen, in my last will and testament, will to Tony Steffi my Ability to fly. Only then will he truly be able to “Take Off, Eh??” I, Dennis Ingle, will to Mrs. Schweim total respon- sibility for Tim Schumacher. I, Marie Petracek, will to Wendy Franta, all my loving patience and kindness, that she may be a sweet and good of a mother as I was. I, Cecilia Turbes, will my high kicks, charming smile, and poise to the 1982-83 Pom Pon Squad. I, Marie Elizabeth Anne Petracek I, will to Crysta Wille and Wendy Franta all of the broken sticks, stands, and drum heads. Fix Them!!! We, the members of the WHS choir, prophesy that Dennis Ingle will become the “Bad Bad, LeRoy Brown” of the STA’s. We, the members of the Physics class, prophesy that Marie Petracek will do economy electrical services- that is, she’ll only work for pennies. We, the percussion section of the WHS concert band, prophesy that Marie Petracek will always have to have a “Porta-Pottie” along for her chil- dren. We, the Senior Class of WHS, prophesy that Arlo Kreft will finally decide he’s had enough of being only 2, and will eventually replace the 3 per- son! We, the Junior Class of WHS, Prophesy that ... Therse Rohlik will become a full-time owner of “Kinney” shoes. Scott will go into the paper towel business with “Scott and Bounty.” Dan Dohmeier will become a professional male model and do panty-hose commercials. Sherry Jacoby will become so involved in her chi- na collection that she’ll become a “Plaetz”. 128 Joe VanLoy will marry and have many children so that he can lecture on the topic of “tax Purposes.” Chris Goblisch will become a professional race car driver. Tom Brand will become an Uncle and live in a nice cabin. Mike Beranek will pilot a 747 that crashes onto “Fantasy Island” where he finally becomes Burt Reynolds. Bill Goblirsch will run a ranch and raise “Billy Goats” baa baa .... Lisa Guetter will open a private exercise “gym”. Chad Radel will get married and “bear” alot of “cubs”. Michele Baune will take aim and hit her Mark. As a result, her favorite TV show will be “Hogan’s Heros”. Sherry’s boyfriend will throw a “stag” party. Peter Johanneck will buy a rabbit farm and raise cotton tails. Cheryl Goblisch will become the first woman to defeat an “army” single-handed. Ken Fischer will invent a new “Kodak” pocket camera and star in a home movie called “Super- mann III”. Curt Paskewitz will become a famous doctor and join the “Trapper” John staff. Colleen Wagner will star in a movie as “CLeo” Patra. Paula Dudgeon will go down in the record book at Josten’s for bein a punctual editor. How the Seniors see Themselves .... Girl Likely to Succeed ... Marie Petracek Boy Likely to Succeed ... Curt Andersen Person who will gain the most weight in 10 years ... Wendy Schmidt Boy with Best Build Chad Radel Girl with Best Figure . .. Babe Fennern Most Friendly Person in the Class of 1982 ... Lisa Guetter, Jan Rothmeier Person with the most Unique Laugh Brenda Martensen Person who will miss WHS the Most .. . Barbi Klante Person who WHS will miss the Most ... Dennis Ingle Person who will travel farthest to reach his or her fortune ... Curt Andersen Person who will go bald first ... Mike Jensen Class Clown ... Joe VanLoy Class Pest ... Lee Kaufenberg Person who will become the richest ... Mike Jen- sen Person whose appearance will change the most in 10 years ... Wendy Schmidt Boy you would most like to take home to meet mom ... Chad Radel, Randy Salfer Girl you would most like to take home to meet mom ... Lisa Guetter Dan will become a rich banker earning alot of “Dough” and Investing in Oscar Myer”. Dennis Ingle will gain weight so that he can laugh like santa without wearing a fat suit. Brenda Martensen will become an apostle and be a “Fischer” of men. Arlo Kreft will become a famous disc jocky and play all of his favorite songs by “OREO SPEED- WAGON”. How the Underclassmen Jan Rothmeier Curt Andersen Wendy Schmidt Randy Salfer Babe Fennern Barbi Klante Brenda Martensen Barbi Klante Dan Dohmeier Curt Andersen see the seniors----- Mike Jensen Joe VanLoy Arlo Kref Mike Jensen Nancy Schueller Chad Radel Dan Dohmeier Nancy Schueller Therese Rohlik 129 mews