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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

THE RABBIT 1983-84 ADVISOR MR. JEFF LIEN EDITOR TERRI FISCHER ASSISTANT EDITOR JILL FISCHER WILLIAM'S STUDIO COVER ART TERESA ROHLIK PHOTOGRAPHERS MR. TOM KEMP DAVE ANDERSEN MR. BOB BERGHS The Annual Staff would like to dedicate this annual to David Turbes. David was a special part of our school. He will always be remembered for his kindenss and friendship. We would also like to thank our parents for their love and endless support that they have shown throughout our high school days. Thanks Mom and Dad! TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 45 ATHLETICS 5 SPECIAL EVENTS 63 ORGANIZATIONS 15 SENIORS 83 STAFF 33 ACADEMICS 89 SPONSORS i-L. 1 J t 1. Homecoming Royalty 2. Service with a smile ... among other things 3. What should I do now? 4. I'm so excited! 5. Possessed by the devil 6. With two of us typing at once, it'll go twice as fast! 7. Santa and his three good little elves ... well, two good little elves and Greg. REIGNING ROYALTY With the flourish of trumpets, the royal court entered to join 1982-83 Queen Jody and King Ron as they fulfilled their final duties. After the crowning of Queen Sarah and King Kevin, the new noble couple promenaded through the crowd while the WHS band, choir, and glis- tening decorations enhanced the majestic evening. 1. Coronation Royalty. Row 1: J. Pohlen, V. Wagner, W. Radel, J. Kreft, Queen Sarah Goblirsch, King Kevin Guet- ter, M. Frank, C. Heiling, S. Taylor, M. Thissen. Row 2: J. Johanneck, T. Miller, M. Honetschlager, K. Rogotzke, J. Gales, J. Guetter, R. Salfer, D. Fischer, G. Mertens, J. Zick, K. Baune, G. Zick. 2. Our 1983 Queen Jody Guetter crowning our new 1984 Queen Sarah Goblirsch. 3. The Sr. High Chorus singing. 6 1. Queen Sarah and King Kevin 2. Our 1983 King Ron Salfer crowning our new 1984 King Kevin Guetter 3. Ceremony hosts for the night, Gary Salfer and Mary Goblirsch 4. Sarah and Kevin about to take their reign- ing walk GEARING UP FOR HOMECOMING This year spirit week was exceptionally exciting. “Baggy Day started the week out with a bang. Both students and teachers wore anything from saggy clothes to Hefty 3-ply garbage bags. Tuesday WHS hit a time warp as fashion went Back to the 1950's . When Morning Practice Day rolled around, students were seen sleepily walking to class wear- ing robes, PJ's and slippers, and carrying teddybears. An explosion of color hit the halls on Thursday as everyone dressed up for Hawaiian Beach Day . Grass skirts, sun- galsses, shorts, beach towels, inner-tubes, and flippers were some of the tropical items worn. Friday was the traditional Maroon Gold Day . The popular game show. Family Feud, brought much excite- ment to the WHS gym as the Jones family (junior-freshman team) was pitted against the Smith family (senior-sopho- more team). At the Thursday afternoon activity, the seniors were victors in a volleyball obstacle course. Thursday even- ing the WHS volleyball team was matched up against Fair- fax, with the Rabbits wiping the Eagles off the court in a 2-0 victory. On Friday, the sophomore-junior team won the powder-puff game 6-0. The Rabbit football team fought a hard battle Friday evening, but came up short with a 6-20 loss to Sleepy Eye St. Mary's. The band, twirlers, Fantasia , and cheerleaders added extra pep to all the activities. The festivities ended Saturday, October 8 to the music of Jerry Gladis at the homecoming dance. Page 8 1. Look at those legs! 2. Is this the Hawaiian Hilton?! 3. Did I forget something this morning? Page 9 1. Running for glory. 2. Where's the hula dance?! 3. Totally bagged out. 4. Luonna heading for the beach. 5. The coaches' tempers flair. 6. Sarah's ready for the sock hop. 7. Half-time strategy. 9 «RESILING 10 FOR ONE BRIEF SHINING MOMENT After days and weeks of long, grueling rehearsals, the cast and crew put on a smashing performance in the fall play Came- lot . The cast consisted of 29 hardworking performers, plus the lighting crews, stage manager, and pianists. Mary Kay Schweim directed the production with the assistance of Mi- chelle Moran. Four productions of the Lerner and Lowe musi- cal were given, with the last two being open for the public to come and enjoy. All in all, the fall play Camelot was a huge success!! 1. Camelot Play Cast. Row 1: T. Fischer, C. Steffi, M. Rauk, P. Boyum, S. Ber- nardy, C. Johanack, M. Thissen, L. Macht, J. Fischer, C. Heiling. Row 2: J. Brown, N. Otto, L. Stage, S. Goblirsch, T. Loiselle, J. Macht, P. Kramer, Mrs. Schweim Director. Row 3: L. Van Me- vern, K. Miller, M. Goblirsch, S. Thull, M. Gustafson, S. Kramer, K. Kletscher, T. Andersen. Row 4: L. Kalkhoff, J. Gales, K. Berg, P. Kratzke, D. Andersen, T. Schumacher, D. Eis. Lights: G. Salfer, D. Daub. 2. Pellinore entertaining Guenevere with a joke. 3. Lancelot proclaiming he's the best. 4. Ladies and Knights of the Court of King Arthur. 5. Merlin telling Dinadin of a new tradi- tion. 6. King Arthur hiding from his bride-to- be. BEHOLD I GIVE YOU EQUUS! After many late nights of practice, the cast, crew, and director were finally ready for the one-act play competition. The audience was hyp- notized by the thrilling performance that won the runner up trophy. 1. Equus Play Cast. Row 1: P. Kramer, S. Kramer, T. Schumacher, K. Berg, D. Anderson, G. Salfer, D. Daub. Row 2: J. Gales, T. Fischer, M. Goblirsch, Director M. Schweim, L. Stage, S. Thull. 2. Jay just horsing around. 3. Kelly preparing for one of his entrances. 4 Tim and Kelly in deep discussion. 5. Tim Schumacher, District Ten's best actor. A NIGHT IN HEAVEN The Junior-Senior Prom, A Night in Heaven” proved to be a huge success as a record 63 couples made their way through the beautiful angel-like decorations designed and put up by the junior class. Many long, strenuous hours were put into the prom by a few key people and the new junior class advisors, Ms. Butler and Mrs. Altermatt. Several changes were made in the prom in order to make it more attractive and increase attendance. A movie and breakfast were added, and the whole affair was moved from the Wanda Legion Hall to the high school gym. The band ''OBSESSION” provided the wild and fun music. To those who attended the prom, those special and dreamy memories will forever be remembered as their first sensational Night in Heaven . 1. Sophomore Waiters and Waitresses: R. Guetter, S. Kramer, J. Zick, L. Pohlen, J. Sagedahl, S. Taylor, D. Rohlik, and A. Price. 2. Terri giving Paul a bad time as they wait for the remaining couples. 3. M.C.'s for the special night, L. Pohlen and J. Zick. 4. An anxious crowd awaits the starting of the grand march. a NIGHT PN HEAVEN JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 4 1. Obsession jammin' the night away. 2. Junior Class President Jill Fischer escorted by Tim Schumacher. 3. A few handsome couples enjoying the special vibrations. 4. The memorable theme transcribed forever. 5. Dan and Jodi entering for the grand march. THANK YOU %Jr 'Vff fp v v We, the editors and staff of the Rabbit 1984, would like to thank our advertisers. Without your help and concern this annual would not be possible. We would like to ask you, the readers, to patronize these busin- esses. Also, we would like to thank the advisors, Mr. Lien and Ms. Dudgeon for all of their help. Providing the photographs were Dave Anderson and Williams Stu- dio. Thank you so very much. Terri Fischer — Editor Jill Fischer — Assistant Editor THANK YOU ii 1L «i Tx; iiv .iV l k1 „ A: y 9 « ■ ¥' . S?S 1L i r x- • , fL -.•r-T' IS W frl , :• wfi . 5 ; V� w %, • «£ ii ■f' ‘V £% ft; 'i 8 0 • «5 r afc. a - - .j KKilte Sr V. GRADUATION CLASS OF 1984 FRIDAY MAY 25, 1984 7:30 PM + Honor Student -H- Highest Honor Student (NHS) National Honor Society Peter David Albu 44 David L. Andersen (NHS) Curtis L. Baune Daniel J. Baune Chloe L. Benson Ruth Elaine Benson Kelly B Berg (NHS) Francis C. Bernardy John W. Bernardy Susan K. Boyum Joseph AA. Burtzel Rebecca Ann Christensen Douglas J. Daub Rosa AA. Deprez AAichael G. Eichten Jeffrey Lee Fennern Daniel C. Fischer James D. Fischer 4 Terese Jo Fischer (NHS) AAargaret Ann Frank Rita LeAnn Frericks Jay C. Gales Dwayne J. Goblirsch AAary Catherine Goblirsch AAichael Joseph Goblirsch Sarah Kathryn Goblirsch Darcy AAae Goblish Kevin AAichael Guetter Paul A. Guetter Robert N. Guetter Sheila AAarie Guetter AAary Lisa Gustafson 4 David J. Haack (NHS) Ronald A. Hammerschmidt + Colleen AAarie Heiling Scot Richard Irlbeck James AA. Jenniges Kathryn Ann Jenniges Lois AAarie Jordan Lori Kay Jordan Dawn AAarie Kletscher Brad J. Knott + Paul D. Kratzke (NHS) + Jennifer Kay Kreft (NHS) Jane AA. Kropp Bradley R. Lange Gregory Joseph Lensing Chad R. Loiselle Lisa Ann AAacht Alvin L. AAeier, Jr. Gregory AA. AAertens + Kathryn Jane AAiller (NHS) Randall S. Ochocki + Neil D. Otto (NHS) Jesse A. Paluck + Kari Ann Paskewitz Nick P Price + Gail Larae Raddatz (NHS) Wendy Lynn Radel Kris E. Rogotzke Richard C. Rohlik Lynn AAarie Rudenick -I-Gary Lee Salter (NHS) 4- Susan Helena Schilling (NHS) Lee Philip Schoo -♦-Timothy John Schumacher (NH Ron T. Shemon Scott F. Skoblik 4 Lori Lee Stage (NHS) Christopher L. Steffi 4 Sandra AAarie Thull (NHS) Patricia L. Turbes • • Luonna Lori Van AAeveren (NH! AAary Jo Wagner Brian L. Woelfel Susan Elizabeth Wurscher Rick J. Zitzmann 18 School COMMENCEMENT 1984 Wabasso, Minnesota CLASS OF 1984 Class Flower Class Color Class Motto Class Song Rose Burgandy and Silver Fear Not the Dream That Might Ask Too Much, But the Dream That Might Ask Too Little “It’s Not the Sunset But the Dawn’’ CLASS OFFICERS Sarah Goblirsch Paul Kratzhe Wendy Radel Luonna Van Meveren Sandy Thull Dan Fischer Class Advisors: Mary Kay Schweim and Don Wahl Honor Guards: Dawn Otto and Brian Rothmeier President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council BOARD OF EDUCATION Rachel Andersen Werner Fischer Alice Thull Gordon Alexander Lester Dallmann Patrick LeGare Gar: Schmidt President Vice-President Clerk Treasurer Director Director Director Graduation commencement exercises for the class of 1984 were held on May 25th, 1984, in the high school auditorium. The evening started with Rev. Ervin Doh- meier giving the invocation, followed by the welcome given by Sarah Goblirsch, class president. Luonna VanMeveren, the highest honor student then explained the class motto. Mr. Wistrom then di- rected the class song. After the class song was performed awards and scholarships were presented. Terri Fischer won the L.M. Fuhr award, Luonna VanMeveren and Kelly Berg received the Legion awards. Kathy Miller was presented with the Cantine scholarship. Paul Kratzke and Luonna VanMeveren won the Mahal scholarships, and Terri Fischer and Paul Kratzke received the Student Council scholarships. Following the awards, Dave Andersen, the second highest hon- or student, gave the farewell address. Luonna VanMeveren then presented the class gift to Mr. Ledermann. This gift will be used to purchase an outdoor bul- letin board. Diplomas were then handed out to the students. This year's com- mencement was a huge success since the weather cooperated and there was a large attendance. We will always remember the class of 1984. Good luck to them all in the future!! 1. Sandy Thull and Dave Haack march to Pomp and Circumstance. 2. Dave An- dersen and Mary Wagner eagerly await the presentation of diplomas. 1. The thrill of receiving your diploma! 2. Brian Rothmeier and Dawn Otto, 1984 honor guards. 3. Salutatorian Dave Andersen delivering the farewell address. 4. A happy graduate receiving his diploma. Peter Albu David Andersen Curtis Baune Dan Baune Chloe Benson Ruth Benson Kelly Berg Francis Bernardy John Bernardy Susan Bernardy Joe Burtzel Becci Christensen Doug Daub Rosa Deprez Mike Eichten Jeff Fennern Dan Fischer James Fischer Terri Fischer Margaret Frank Rita Frericks Jay Gales Dwayne Goblirsch Mary Goblirsch Michael Goblirsch Sarah Goblirsch Darcy Goblish Kevin Guetter Paul Guetter Bob Guetter Sheila Guetter Mary Gustafson Dave Haack Ron Hammerschmidt Colleen Heiling Scot Irlbeck James Jenniges Kathy Jenniges Lois Jordan Lori Jordan Dawn Kletscher Brad Knott Paul Kratzke Jennifer Kreft Jane Kropp Brad Lange Greg Lensing Chad Loiselle Lisa Macht Alvin Meier Greg Mertens Kathy Miller Randy Ochocki Neil Otto Jess Paluck Kari Paskewitz Nick Price Gail Raddatz Wendy Radel Kris Rogotzke Richard Rohlik Lynn Rudenick Gary Salfer Sue Schilling Lee Schoo Timothy Schumacher Ron Shemon Scott Skoblik Lori Stage Chris Steffi Sandra Thull Patty Turbes 1. Senior Class Officers: Sec. W. Radel, Vice. Pres P. Kratzke, Pres. S. Goblirsch, Treas. L. VanMeveren 30 1. The legs have it! 2. Kelly and Colleen hard at work on the annual. 3. Neil and Sarah having a heavenly evening. 4. Wendy showing off the cake she made. 5. Terri is ready for anything with her new tophat. 6. Kevin, what are you studying??!! ACADEMICS STEPPING UP A. Altermatt J. Baune P. Baune J. Beranek J Bernardy R. Brown L. Cady R. Cady S. Daub S. Davis M. Deprez T. Domine K. Dresow J. Dudgeon D. Eichten B. Fischer J. Fischer J. Fischer N. Fischer D. Frank J. Franta M. Goblirsch M. Honetschlager S. Irlbeck T. Janachovsky D. Johanneck L. Knott S. Kramer L. Kreft S. Lawrenz D. Lee T. Loiselle L. Macht D. Martin T. Maust M Miller 34 Class Officers: President-Jill Fischer, Vice- President-Mike Honetschlager, Treasurer-Amy Altcrmatt, Secretary-Jodi Rauk. Not Pictured: C. Brand. T. Kern, J. Liebl, B. Rohlik. T. Pischke C. Pistulka J. Rauk R. Remiger C. Rohlik J. Rohlik L. Sagedahl J. Salfer J Stage A. Steffi M. Taylor T. Tegels T. Tegels J. Timm B. Treml M. Trost D. Turbes M. Turbes C. VanHecke V. Wagner B Wahl H. Wiggs B. Wotschke J. Zick 35 JUNIORS G. Albu R. Berg M. Bernardy K. Boushek J. Brown N. Carity G. Daub J. Davis M. Eiehten D. Eis B Fennern K. Fixsen K. Frank P. Frericks S. Gammelgaard B. Geske S. Goblirsch R. Guetter J. Hansen S. Henriksen R. Hirsch M. Ingle T. Irlbeck B. Kletscher KING OF THE ROAD 36 Class Officers: President-Brian Rothmeier, Vice President-Sue Kramer, Treasurer-Linda Pohlen, Secretary-Sue Taylor. Not Pictured: P. Bernardy, B. Gullickson, A. Irlbeck, S. Paskewitz, M. Pistulka. C. Raduenz D. Rohlik J. Rohlik S. Taylor J. Thissen J. Trost M. Walter C. Werner J. Zick 37 K Albu S. Altermatt D. Baune C. Bcranck K Berg J. Bernardy R. Bernardy J. Bierl C. Boushek S. Christensen J. Cunningham B Dallenbach K. Daub J. Domine R. Dudgeon A. Fenger E. Fennern S. Fennern T. Fennern M. Fischer L Frank W. Claditsch C. Goblirsch J. Goblirsch G. Goblish L. Goblish K. Guetter P. Guetter P. Honetschlager D. Irlbeck P. Janachovsky L. Kalkhoff P. Kelly J. Kemp K. Kramer J. Kruse MOVING UP 38 Class Officers: President - Stacy Wahl, Vice-President - Shelly Miller, Treasurer - Cindy Plaetz, Secretary - Kristi Berg. Not Pictured: K Baune. S. Gullickson, T. Jenniges, R. Kern, L. Maust, B. VanMeveren. M. Macht S. Martin M. Miller M. Montgomery R. Ochocki C. Paskewitz S. Pistulka B. Pitzl B Pitzl C. Plaetz M. Rauk J. Remiger R. Riley C. Rohiik W. Rohiik M. Schaak G. Stage L. Stage M. Thissen J. Thull C. Treml J. Turbus S. Wahl K. Weiss 39 JR. HIGH RULERS J. Alter matt T. Andersen D. Anderson M. Anderson C Bierl M. Bliss D. Boyum T. Brau C. Brown D. Eichten E. Eichten K. Eis D. Frank A. Frericks R. Goblirsch S. Gobisih M. Guetter R. Guetter J. Hammerschmidt J. Hengel T. Hoffman C. Hunter L. Janachovsky K. Kjetscher L. Knutson P. Kramer C. Landkammer J. Lemcke M. Liebl P. Macht B. Mathiowetz F. Mathiowetz T. Miller T. Plaetz J. Pohlen P. Price 40 C. Rohlik M. Salfer D. Schilling J. Turbus R. Turbus K. VanLoy T. Vogel J. Wagner T. Watkins D. Wiess A. Woelfel L. Carity Not Pictured: K. Kern, F. Seikora. Class Officers: President - Andy Woelfel, Vice President - Kristen Eis, Treasurer - Kent Fletscher, Secretary - Tim Hoffman. 8TH GRADERS 41 L. Anderson L. Barber S. Bernardy J Bierl J. Bliss P. Boyum S. Boyum S. Christensen S. Davis I. Deprez P. Eichten R. Eichten D. Fischer M. Fischer D. Frericks D. Irlbeck K. Jenniges T. Jenniges C. Johanneck J. Johanneck L. Kallstrom L. Kallstrom R. Kletscher J. Kruse J. Lipetzky W. Mathiowetz W. Otto D. Palmer D. Paskewitz G. Paskewitz L. Plaetz J. Raduenz B Rauk S. Riley K. Rogotzke L. Rohlik A NEW BEGINNING 42 Class Officers: President - Greg Zick, Vice-President - Joel Lipetzky, Treasurer - Michele Saxton, Secretary - Sherry Riley. Not Pictured: S. Gustafson, T. Zollner. M. Saxton B Schemmel A. Schiller J. Schilling A. Schmiesing D. Schoo T. Strauss W. Taylor L. Timm C. Treml S. VanMeveren J. Wagner T. Welch G. Zick T. Zitzmann 43 BUMP, SET SPIKE The 1983-84 A-squad volleyball team com- pleted another successful season. The Rab- bits, coached by Val Oftedahl, who was as- sisted by Nancy Hoffman, and led by cap- tains Margaret Frank and Luonna VanMe- veren, were victorious in 8 consecutive games before meeting the Springfield Ti- gers. Supported by many enthusiastic fans, the well rounded team continued with a great fighting effort to end their season with a 13-5 record. Although the team lost to Belview in round 1 of the district tourna- ment, they were seated second in the con- ference. They will forever remain number one in the hearts of their fans. 1. A Squad Volleyball. Row 1: S. Irlbeck, V. Wagner, R. Remiger, M. Frank, M. Wagner, L. VanMeveren. Row 2: N. Hoffman, S. Goblirsch, R. Brown, J. Franta, J. Zick. L. Sagedahl, S. Henriksen, V. Oftedahl 2. B Squad Volleyball. Row 1: S. Kramer, C. Werner, B. Fcnnern, B. Geske, J. Thissen. Row 2: Coach N. Hoffman, L. Lensing, D. Otto, G. Daub, R. Saxton. 3. Cheering for a victory! 53 1. C Squad Volleyball. Row 1: C. Plaetz. L. Frank, S. Wahl, K. Daub. Row 2: S. Miller, K. Berg, C. Beranek, P. Guetter. Row 3: Coach N. Hoffman, T. Fennern, J. Remiger, S. Pistulka, M. Schaak, C. Raduenz, R. Ochocki. 2. Volleyball Cheerleaders. Row 1: S. Goblirsch, J. Macht. Row 2: M. Thissen. Row 3: C. Plaetz, S. Taylor. 3. A point on the way! 4. Val in action. 5. Set it up, Jane! 6. The Pack is back!!! 47 1. S. Goblirsch jumping to meet the ball with a spike. 2. Jr. High Volleyball. Row 1: T. Strauss, S. Da- vis, S. Rohlik, L. Anderson, J. Johanneck, D. Frericks, L. Kallstrom, D. Schoo, J. Schilling. Row 2: Coach P. Salmela, J. Bierl, L. Sagedahl, L. Kallstrom, L. Plaetz, W. Otto, K. Vanloy, J. Alter- matt, T. Eis, J. Wagner. Row 3: D. Irlbeck, T. Jenniges, M. Saxton, T. Plaetz, M. Anderson, C. Brown, S. Riley, J. Hammerschmidt, A. Frericks, S. Salfer, S. Rohlik. 3. Captain L. VanMeveren, Coach Oftedahl, and Captain M. Frank. 48 SEMI-TOUGH There were 62 boys out for the Rabbit football team this year. The team was led by co-captsin Kevin Guetter and Dan Fischer. This year s team was a young team with little experience, but the year proved to be educational for them, as the Rabbits did show by 3 wins and 6 losses. Their strong ef- forts were greatly appreciated by their many Rabbit fans. 1. Varsity Football. Row 1: M. Pistulka, J. Zick, J. Trost, R. Guetter, P. Frericks, B. Hirsch, M. Ingle, B. Kletscher, S. Gam- melgaard, J. Sagedahl, Manager, B. Pitzl. Row 2: B. Petracek, B. Rothmeier, J. Hansen, B. Wotschke, T. Tegels, T. Maust, M. Trost, J. Dudgeon, T. Tegels, C. VanHecke, J. Daub, D. Johan- neck, C. Rohlik, D. Eis, J. Davis. Row 3: Coach R. Johnson, J. Gales, R. Ochocki, K. Berg, G. Salfer, M. Honetschlager, D. Fischer, K. Guetter, D. Haack, M. Deprez, K. Dresow, T. Domine, J. Timm, Coach G. Hindt, Coach T. Kemp. 2. Captains D. Fischer, K. Guetter and Coach G. Hindt. 3. Warming up for a victory. 49 1. A Squad Football Cheerleaders. Clockwise: J. Franta, R. Brown, W. Radel, A. Altermatt, J. Rauk, R. Remiger. 2. B. Wotschke running through a tough line. 3. Kevin hitting him high. 4. The start of a new game by Captain Kevin Guetter. 5. JV Football. Row 1: P. Honetschlager, R. Riley, S. Martin, R. Dudgeon, S. Altermatt, J. Thull. Row 2: B. Dallenback, M. Rauk, S. Christensen, J. Kemp, S. Fen- nern, C. Goblirsch. Row 3: M. Fischer, C. Rohlik, J. Domine, E. Fennern, K. Baune, Coach T. Kemp. 1. Junior High Football. Row 1: C. Rogotzke, P. Eichten, J. Lipetzke, B. Mathiowetz, J. Bliss, R. Eichten, D. Fischer, W. Taylor, M. Liebl. Row 2: T. Vogel, T. Brau, C. Hunter, C. Bierl, M. Bliss, T. Hoff- man, T. Miller, D. Frank, B. Rauk. Row 3: A. Woelfel, T. Andersen, J. Hengel, P. Kramer, J. Lemcke, K. Kletscher, T. Welch, J. Wag- ner, G. Zick, A. Schiller. 2. A fired up team preparing for a victory. 3. Junior High Cheerleaders. Row 1: K. VanLoy, J. Alter- matt, S. Salfer. Row 2: T. Eis, S. Rohlik, K. Kern. 4. M. Eichten looking for an open receiver. A WINNING SEASON 3...2...1... BEEPPP!!! It was the end of a fantastic season, great teamwork, and fine coaching as the Rabbits rallied their way to a 13-7 overall record. With games often being nailbiters, the players showed their strength and ability to keep them on top of some tough teams. Although many of their losses came late in the season, Coach Voas and co-captains Dan Fischer and Paul Kratzke managed to pull the team back together for a sixth seed in District 10 and victory in round one before losing a tough battle against Walnut Grove in the second round of district action. All was not lost, however, as Wabasso captured the Sportsmanship Trophy to end the season on a satisfying note. 1. A Squad Boys' Basketball. Coach Voas, T. Maust, B. Wahl, K. Berg, D. Eis, B. Wotschke, D. Frank, D. Fischer, M. Eichten, J. Zick, B. Kletscher, P. Kratzke, J. Paluck, G. Lensing, R. Ochocki, J. Dudgeon. 2. Paul Kratzke outwitting his opponent. 3. Boys' Basketball captains and coach, Dan Fischer, Raleigh Voas, and Paul Kratzke. 4. There it goes!!! 1. D. Fischer on the move. 2. B Squad Row 1: T. Maust, J. Fischer, J. Dudgeon, B. Wahl, J. Zick, B. Kletscher, C. Kurtz, M. Honetschlager 2. Coach T. Kemp, D. Eichten, D. Eis, B. Wotschke, D. Frank, M. Eichten, M. Ingle, R. Guetter, R. Berg 3: Boys' Basketball Cheerleaders: J. Fi- scher, S. Miller, J. Franta, J. Rauk, W. Radel 4. M. Eichten making a pass un- derpressure. 5. Rabbits running away with a victory. BUBBLE BOUNCERS The girls' basketball team had an excellent season, finishing with an impressive record of 16 and 2. Led by firstyear girls coach Lawrence Kallevig and co-captains Margaret Frank and Luonna VanMeveran, the Rabbits went to district ranked sec- ond. A disappointing first-round lost to Walnut Grove ended the season. 1. Varsity Girls Basketball Row 1- L. Kallevig-Manager, S. Goblirsch, L. Lensing, G. Daub, S. Henriksen, S. Kramer, L. Sagedahl-Manager. Row 2- Coach Kallevig, M. Frank, L. Van- Mevern, V. Wagner, J. Zick, L. Pohlen, N. Fischer, Assistant Coach Bob Sagedahl. 2. Girls basketball captains, M. Frank and L. VanMevern, and Coach Lawerence Kallevig. 3. VanMevern fighting for control. 4. Nanci Fischer guiding the ball down to the hoop, for two. B 1. Girls Basketball Cheerleaders- C. Plaetz, R. Schueller, J. Remiger, T. Fennern. 2. Nanci going up for the big jump shot. 3. Where's the net? 4. B-Squad Girls Basketball- left to right- B. Sagedahl, Coach, S. Wahl, K. Daub, K. Berg, L. Lensing, M. Kruse, R. Ochocki, J. Pohlen, J. Kruse, L. Pohlen, K. VanLoy, G. Daub, S. Henriksen, R. Saxton, A. Fenger, L. Sagedahl, Man- ager. 55 TAKEDOWN The 1983-1984 wrestling squad started out strong and never weakened, finishing the year with an 11-1 record and the Toma- hawk and district championships. The squad had many wrestlers advance to the Region 3A individuals. Three made it to the state meet. 1. Co-captains Kris Rogotzke, Coach Gary Hindt, and Co-captain Kevin Guetter. 2. A Squad Wrestling. Row 1: K. Frank, B. Petracek, T. Jen- ninges, N. Otto, S. Irlbeck, J. Fennern, Manager J. Davis. Row 2: Coach G. Hindt, B. Rothmeier, K. Rogotzke, B. Hirsch, B. Woel- fel, K. Guetter, G. Mertens, Coach S. Mathiowetz. 3. Kris Rogotzke trying to stay on top. 4. Ken Frank making his move. 5. Rick Riley going for a pin. Page 57. 1. B Squad Wres- tling. Row 1: G. Stage, C. Steffi, M. Macht, R. Riley, S. Martin, M. Pistulka. Row 2: J. Trost, B. Pitzl, L. Stage, D. Rohlik, R. Dudgeon, C. Ro- gotzke, S. Fennern, K. Albu. Row 3: L. Schoo, K. Dresow, J. Sagedahl, S. Gammelgaard, C. Pistulka, S. Altermatt, Coach S. Mathiowetz. 2. Jr. High Wrestling. Row 1: B. Mathiowetz, A. Schiller, P. Macht, D. Frank, P. Price, J. Bliss. Row 2: C. Rogotzke, A. Woelfel, C. Hunter, M. Bliss, T. Anderson, T. Welch, J. Wagner. 3. A Squad Cheerleaders. Row 1: M. Wagner, S. Taylor. Row 2: A. Altermatt, R. Re- miger. Row 3: S. Goblirsch. 4. Kevin Guetter going for two points. 57 A SPEEDY YEAR This year's track team was very small in numbers, but made up for it in their consistency in the meets throughout the year. The girls had a fine showing at district and region. L. Van Meveren placed 1st in the 100m hurdles at Region earning her a chance to compete at State. The team was led by captains Luonna VanMeveren and Margaret Frank. Since this year's team was quite young, there should be a strong team next year. 1. Girl's track team. Row 1: S. Kramer, T. Strauss, S. Wahl, K. Daub, M. Thissen, L. Plaetz, K. Berg. Row 2: P. Kelly, P. Boyum, T. Fennern, D. Frericks, A. Frer- icks, S. Miller, C. Plaetz. Row 3: B. Geske, M. Frank, L. VanMeveren, N. Fi- scher, V. Wagner. 2. S. Kramer shows endurance as she runs to the finish. 3. V. Wagner and M. Frank competing in the hurdles event. 4. N. Fischer pushing her- self during a tough race. 5. Co-captains M. Frank and L. VanMeveren. 6. A. Frer- icks flying through the air during the long jump competition. 58 ON THE RIGHT TRACK The boy's track team consisted of 26 hard-working and dedicated athletes. With the age and leadership of six seniors, including co-captains T. Schumacher and P. Kratzke, and the enthusiasm of the underclassmen, this year's squad had quite a successful season. They placed second at both conference and district meets and made a fine showing at the region level with P. Kratzke going on to state. The team was coached by Rick Jonson and Raliegh Voas. 1. Track team: Row 1: R. Berg, L. Maust, C. Goblirsch, B. VanMeveren, R. Bernardy, S. Christensen. Row 2: B. Wotschke, C. Van- Hecke, N. Otto, K. Guetter, J. Dudgeon, J. Gales, B. Kletscher. Row 3: R. Voas, R. Guetter, J. Trost, T. Schumacher, P. Kratzke, K. Dresow, K. Guetter, D. Fischer, M. Honetschlager, T. Domine, J. Sagedahl, R. Johnson. 2. P. Kratzke going for the lead in a relay race. 3. K. Guetter pushing for the finish line. 4. T. Schumacher flying over the hurdle. 5. Captain T. Schu- macher, Coach R. Johnson, and Captain P. Kratzke. 59 I. 1984-85 Captains: Row 1: J. Franta, J. Zick, V. Wagner, S. Goblirsch, A. Altermatt. Row 2: T. Jenniges, C. Pis- tulka, B. Rothmeier, M. Honetsch- lager, J. Dudgeon, B. Wotschke. 2. My blankie, my buddies, my thumb, and me. 3. Growing wings in mid-air. 4. Mary Kay is depressed by the test re- sults. 5. What's going on here??!! 6. Kevin showing them how it's done. JUNIOR HIGH SPRING SPORTS 1. Boy's Track. Row 1: T. Andersen, P. Kramer, 1 3 D. Frank, J. Turbes. Row 2: P. Eichten, M. Guet- ter, A. Schiller, S. VanMeveren. 2. Speed and power are the two qualities that help A. Frericks really fly! 3. Girl's Track. P. Boyum, S. Davis, L. Plaetz, T. Strauss, A. Frericks, S. Irlbeck, D. Frer- icks, K. VanLoy. 62 FOR WOMEN ONLY The high school choir this year was probably different from most other choirs. It consisted of all girls with the exception of Tim Schumacher who was their year-round accompanist. They had only three practice sessions per week to prepare for four concerts and the home- coming coronation which were all a fine success. 1. Senior High Choir. Star denotes Select Choir member. Row 1: B. Christensen, L. Jordan, S. Goblirsch, M. Frank, M. Goblirsch, S. Thull. Row 2: Mr. Wis- trom, P. Turbes, C. Heiling, M. Gustaf- son, J. Kropp, S. Wurscher, M. Wagner, T. Schumacher. Row 3: W. Radel, L. Jordan, L. Rudenick, A. Altermatt, L. Macht. 2. Mr. Wistrom conducting a choir of angels? 3. Jr. High Choir. Row 1: Mrs. Wistrom, A. Schmiesing, I. Deprez, F. Mathiowetz, R. Goblirsch, W. Otto, C. Landkammer, K. Kern, T. Strauss, J. Hammerschmidt, J. Pohlen. Row 2: K. Jenniges, L. Jana- chovsky, S. Goblirsch, R. Guetter, A. Frericks, M. Thissen, T. Eis, C. Brown, K. Kletscher, R. Eichten, D. Fischer. Row 3: M. Anderson, K. VanLoy, J. Altermatt, S. Salfer, J. Kruse, L. Knutson, T. Plaetz, D. Weiss, P. Kramer, J. Lemcke, T. An- dersen, J. Turbes, M. Guetter, J. Li- petzky, T. Brau, J. Zollner. STRIKE UP THE BAND The concert band has had a very active and successful year. Their hard work and determi- nation paid off in the fine performances given throughout the year in all four concerts. Be- sides concerts, the band was busy playing at athletic events, as well as at homecoming cor- nation. Under the direction of Ken Wistrom the group earned a star rating at the large group contest in Lamberton. Most certainly the highlight of the year came when the band traveled to Kansas City, Missouri, to play in a national band concert where they earned a di- vision one star, the highest rating given in this competition. 1. Row 1: S. Goblirsch, J. Salfer, D. Kletscher, C. Heiling, L. VanMevern, B. Kern, T. Fischer, C. Plaetz. Row 2: S. Wahl, J. Fischer, K. Berg, L. Rudenick, J. Rauk, K. Boushek, G. Daub, S. Davis. Row 3: B. Wotschke, B. Tremi, L. Stage, D. Johanneck, T. Schumacher, D. Eis, S. Hen- riksen, S. Taylor, B. Rothmeier. Row 4: S. Law- renz, C. Raduenz, B. Geske, C. Werner, B. Christensen, N. Otto, K. Miller, Mr. Wistrom. 66 Page 66. 2. Wabasso band posing for a pro- motional Kansas City (K.C.) photo. 3. The Cadet band performing at the annual win- ter concert. Page 67. 1. Row 1: K. Daub, J. Stage, K. Jenniges, R. Schueller, S. Miller, L. Macht, S. Pistulka. Row 2: M. Walter, L. Stage, G. Raddatz, D. Otto, B. Fischer, P. Guetter, K. Fixsen, R. Brown. Row 3: J. Macht, S. Kramer, T. Kern, D. Andersen, S. Thull, P. Guetter, M. Kruse, B. Petracek, R. Remiger, R. Saxton. Row 4: C. Boushek, D. Martin, B. Kletscher, P. Kratzke, S. Chris- tensen. 2. R. Brown staging the slide pre- sentation for the winter concert. 3. Twirl- ers: R. Brown, Advisor- F. Wistrom, K. Kenniges. 1. Cadet Band. Row 1: C. Plaetz, J. Hammerschmidt, A. Frericks, J. Remiger, C. Brown, J. Johanneck, M. Saxton, L. Knutson, K. Kern, M. Goblirsch, M. Thissen. Row 2: A. Schmiesing, L. Kallstrom, T. Jenninges, T. Strauss, J. Raduenz, S. Christensen, S. Rohlik, K. Vanloy, L. Timm, L. Kallstrom, D. Schoo, S. Davis, S. Rohlik. Row 3: R. Kletscher, B. VanMeveren, C. Landkammer, T. Brau, P. Kramer, W. Otto, J. Lipetzky, K. Kletscher, P. Honetschlager, T. Fennern, J. Thull, J. Zollner, S. Riley, B. Gladitsch, S. Goblish, T. Eis. Row 4: Mr. Wistrom, J. Kruse, C. Treml, A. Schiller, T. Andersen, R. Ber- nardy, S. Bernardy. 2. Solo and Ensemble Participants. Row 1: S. Wahl, S. Goblirsch, T. Eis, D. Otto, T. Fischer, J. Macht, R. Schueller, S. Henriksen, S. Taylor. Row 2: K. Miller, G. Raddatz, C. Heiling, S. Thull, L. Van- Meveren, L. Stage, R. Brown, B. Christensen, L. Rudenick, C. Plaetz, B. Rothmeier, D. Eis. Row 3: M. Kruse, R. Saxton, B. Kern, T. Schumacher, D. Andersen, T. Kern, P. Kratzke, N. Otto, P. Guetter, S. Lawrenz. 3. Band Officers. Row 1: S. Goblirsch, S. Thull. Row 2: T. Schu- macher, T. Fischer. 68 1. Select Band. Row 1: D. Otto, R. Saxton, S. Gob- lirsch, S. Wahl, B. Kern. Row 2: J. Macht, S. Thull, C. Raduenz, B. Christen- sen. Row 3: T. Kern, D. Andersen, T. Schumacher, P. Kratzke, N. Otto. 2. Jazz Band. Row 1: L. Stage, G. Raddatz, T. Eis, D. Otto, T. Fischer. Row 2: P. Guetter, D. Andersen, S. Thull, M. Kruse, K. Miller, L. Van- Meveren, K. Wistrom. Row 3: N. Otto, T. Schu- macher, D. Eis, B. Roth- meier, S. Henriksen, S. Taylor, J. Macht. 3 Band Council. Row 1: R. Schueller, S. Taylor, S. Wahl, J. Fischer. Row 2: C. Heiling, N. Otto, T. Fi- scher. 69 THE PUBLISHERS The annual staff is in charge of compiling all of this year's information concerning school activities and putting it in one book along with pictures and captions. This is not an easy job, but with this years hard- working staff it was made a bit easier. Mr. Lien, assisted by Paula Dudgeon, was the advisor. He did an excellent job considering he was a rookie at it! We would like to thank the editors for their hard work and dedication. We hope you enjoy the annual and refer to it when remembering W.H.S. 1. Assistant Editor- Jill Fischer. Advisor- Jeff Lien, Editor- Terri Fischer. 2. Mr. Lien hard at work! 3. Row one: T. Rohlik, W. Radel, T. Fischer, Row two: K. Berg, S. Kramer, S. Thull, Row three: L. Macht, J. Fischer, M. Gustafson, Row four: M. Goblirsch, C. Heiling, T. Loi- selle. 70 EXPRESSIONS The declam team, coached by Mary Kay Schweim, had a very successful season. Though the team was small, they did an excellent job at all levels of competition. Everyone on the team advanced to District, where three advanced to region competition. Wabasso had two people advance to the state level, which was held at Shakopee High School, on April 27th. Tim Shumacher captured the 2nd place finish in the serious prose category. This year's declam team proved that hard work, practice, and talent really do pay off! 1. District Declam Team. Row 1: R. Brown, M. Thissen, B. Christensen, K. Kern. Row 2: S. Miller, T. Schumacher, M. Gustafson, S. Kramer, T. Fischer. 2. Re- gion Declam Participants. Row 1: M. Thissen, alternate. B. Christensen. Row 2: Alternate S. Miller, T. Schu- macher, T. Fischer. 3. State Declam Participants. T. Schu- macher and T. Fischer. 4. State Declam Medalist, Tim Schumacher. 71 THE NEWS- MAKERS The Rabbit Tracks was revived this year after be- ing out of circulation in 1982-83. Led by L. Stage and S. Goblirsch as co-edi- tors, and Gary Severson as advisor, the staff printed four issues this year. The photographers, D. Ander- sen and J. Rauk, were kept busy taking and develop- ing the pictures for the pa- per. To end the year, the staff had a picnic in the park when they put the senior paper together. It was a welcome sight to see the Rabbit Tracks back in Wabasso High School! 1. Sr. High Paper Staff: Row 1: C. Heiling, L. Stage, R. Deprez, K. Berg. Row 2: S. Goblirsch, M. Goblirsch, M. Gustafson, D. Kletscher, S. Thull. Row 3: N. Otto, L. VanMeveren, J. Kropp, K. Miller, S. Schil- ling, T. Fischer. Row 2: Jr. High Rabbit Tales Paper Staff: Row 1: C. Johanneck, L. Knutson. Row 2: T. Plaetz, L. Plaetz, W. Otto, J. Johanneck, L. Kallstrom. Row 3: C. Landkammer, C. Brown, K. VanLoy, S. Irl- beck, J. Wagner, T. Eis, K. Kletscher. 72 TOP OF THE CLASS Thirty-one National Honor Society members, chosen on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and charac- ter, gathered together for a banquet on May 14th at the Homestead Cafe. Guest speaker was Dr. Christian Eis- man, professor of history and dean of the social science department at Southwest State University. Student speakers commented on the four qualities needed to be- come an N.H.S. member. Each year members are chosen by faculty who make up the National Honor Society Chapter Council. They carefully evaluate students who are scholastically eligible for membership. Congratula- tions to all N.H.S. members on a fine job!! I. N.H.S. Row 1: G. Raddatz, R. Brown, J. Kreft, J. Rauk, J. Franta, J. Zick, B. Fischer. Row 2: G. Severson, S. Schilling, D. Haack, L. Stage, K. Miller, S. Thull, L. Van Meveren, K. Berg. Row 3: G. Salfer, C. VanHecke, S. Irlbeck, A. Altermatt, B. Rothmeier, T. Schumacher, T. Fischer. Row 4: N. Otto, P. Kratzke, B. Kletscher, D. Andersen, R. Saxton, L. Stage, K. Fixsen, D. Otto, K. Boushek. 2. N.H.S. banquet speakers: Row 1: L. VanMe- veren, D. Andersen. Row 2: S. Schilling, K. Miller, G. Raddatz. 3. Advisor Gary Severson at work in his office. 73 FARMING — THE AMERICAN WAY This years F.F.A. chapter was kept busy by competing at the district and state conventions. The Diary Products Team consisting of Mark Macht, Mark Stage, and George Goblish placed in the Bronze Group at the state conven- tion. Also competing at state were the Horticulture Team of Kathy Miller, Lori Stage, and Patty Turbes. They re- ceived 16th place. This year's officers were Gary Salfer, president, and Doug Daub, vice-president. At the annual F.F.A. Banquet, Lila Kreft was crowned F.F.A. Sweetheart. The F.F.A. organization also helped support themselves by again selling fruit to the community. I 1. F.F.A. Row 1: G. Salfer, D. Daub, P. Turbes, L. Stage, K. Miller, D. Goblish, L. Jordan, L. Kreft, M. Kruse. Row 2: B. Hanson, F. Bernardy, D. Eis, B. Rothmeier, J. Davis, D. Rohlik, M. Pistulka, K. Rogotzke, G. Mertens, S. Kramer, A. Commert. Row 3: L. Goblish, L. Stage, G. Stage, B. Dallenbach, K. Guetter, B. Gladitsch. Row 4: M. Macht, G. Goblish, J. Turbes, D. Irlbeck, M. Zollner, J. Kruse, L. Maust. Row 5: S. Daub, T. Domine, D. Frank, T. Maust. 2. F.F.A. Sweethearts. 1983-84: Lois Jordan. 1984-85: Lila Kreft. 74 1. Sweetheart candidates. M. Turbes, L. Knott, S. Irlbeck, 1984- 85 sweetheart L. Kreft, 1983-84 sweetheart L. Jordan, M. Goblirsch, L. Macht. 2. F.F.A. Officers. Row 1: G. Salfer, L. Stage, D. Daub. Row 2: K. Miller, D. Goblish, L. Jordan, P. Turbes. 3. Award winners. Row 1: L. Goblish, L. Maust, L. Stage, D. Daub. Row 2: L. Jordan, M. Stage, B. Gladitsch, G. Goblish, G. Salfer. Row 3: J. Kruse, K. Guetter, J. Turbes. 75 AWESOME ATHLETES The W club is made up of athletes who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. Members of the W club spent many long hours in a variety of sports. This year these dedicated athletes had to become salespeople and sell reffle tickets and concessions to buy new equipment for the athletic department. At the annual athletic ban- quet honoring the athletes, speaker Dick Jonakowski entertained a large crowd with his jokes and witty stories. Many athletes were also presented with awards for their accomplishments throughout the year. Con- gratulations, you did a super job, just super! I. W club officers: K. Guetter-president, W. Radel- secretary, M. Eichten-treasurer. 2. Row 1: R. Riley, J. Zick, N. Fischer, D. Fischer, J. Rauk, J. Fischer, T. Schumacher, J. Dudgeon, P. Kratzke, N. Otto, M. Pis- tulka. Row 2: S. Wahl, L. VanMeveren, K. Berg, R. Brown, S. Henriksen, J. Macht, B. Geske, T. Fennern, J. Remiger, K. Daub, S. Miller. Row 3: D. Martin, B. Wahl, M. Honetschlager, A. Altermatt, B. Wotschke, M. Thissen, C. Plaetz, B. Petracek, T. Jenniges, D. Eis, B. Rothmeier. Row 4: R. Remiger, C. VanHecke, J. Franta, M. Wagner, M. Frank, S. Goblirsch, K. Berg, S. Kramer, C. Plaetz, S. Goblirsch. Row 5: K. Frank, V. Wagner, B. Woelfel, J. Paluck, G. Lensing, S. Irlbeck, G. Mertens, K. Rogotzke, M. Eichten, W. Radel, K. Guetter, C. Steffi. Row 6: T. Domine, J. Sagedahl, B. Guetter, J. Gales, D. Haack, J. Zick, R. Guetter, K. Dresow, B. Hirsch, S. Daub, P. Frericks, M. Trost. Row 7: R. Schueller, S. Taylor, T. Irlbeck, J. Davis, T. Maust. STUDENT GOVERNMENT This year the Student Council has been working extra hard to bring up student participa- tion in school related activi- ties. The Student Council again sponsored the home- coming dance, coronation, and a lyceum, plus another dance featuring videos. It has been a new experience for the Student Council working with and getting to know a new principal, but it has proven to be a rewarding one. I. Sr. High Student Council. Row 1: J. Fischer, S. Thull, D. Fischer, S. Gob- lirsch Row 2: S. Wahl, B. Rothmeier, J. Zick, K. Dresow, T. Domine, R. Guetter, M. Fischer, S. Pistulka 2. Jr. High Student Council. Row 1: M. Saxton, T. Jenniges, S. Riley Row 2: G. Zick, J. Lipetzky, T. Anderson, A. Woelfel 77 THE SWEET SIXTEEN! Fantasia had a busy year per- forming in parades, at football and basketball games, and wrestling matches. The 16 girls took turns choreographing the routines, some to band numbers and others to re- cords. Because they sold candy throughout the year, the squad was able to spend a weekend in the cities to attend the state danceline competition. 1. Winter Fantasia. Row 1: L. Macht, J. Bernardy, M. Thissen, J. Macht, C. Plaetz. Row 2: M. Gob- lirsch, M. Gustafson, J. Brown, B. Christensen, P. Janachovsky, D. Otto. Row 3: S. Thull, C. Werner, K. Fixen, A. Price, C. Heiling. 2. Fantasia entertaining the spec- tators. 3. Pom-Pon Summer Squad. Row 1: B. Fennern, M. Walters, K. Fixsen, D. Otto, B. Christensen, J. Brown, S. Thull, C. Heiling, M. Goblirsch. Row 2: P. Kelly, M. Thissen, L. Frank, C. Beranek, M. Schaack, S. Pistulka, P. Janachovsky, J. Ber- nardy. Row 3: A. Price, L. Macht, J. Thissen, T. Knott, C. Plaetz, J. Macht, C. Werner, M. Gustafson. 4. Advisor J. Plaetz, Treas. M. Gob- lirsch, Captains C. Heiling and S. Thull. DETERMINATION The T.M.H. students were kept very busy this year. The main event for them was participation in the Special Olympics. Everyone involved did a super job, bringing home many med- als. Paula Dudgeon was the new addi- tion to the teaching staff along with many new student-teacher aids. The same students will be here at Wabasso next year as no one graduated this year. 1. T.M.H. Row 1: M. Peterson, J. Erickson, B Pistulka. Row 2: Aid Pau- la Dudgeon, R. Bittinger, Q. Radel, Teacher, Ms. Appel. 2. R. Bittinger and Q. Radel hurling frisbees during phy-ed class. 3. B. Pistulka demonstrating agility and courage on the gym mats. 4. Getting set to race for the finish. 79 THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW The bus patrols have a very important and difficult job to do each morning and evening. Not only must they check who's riding and who's not, they must also stop fights, control loud yelling, keep kids in their seats, and help the younger passengers with their prob- lems. They are depeneded on by drivers and kids riding the bus. Without these people drivers would have to maintain law and order while driving, which certainly would not be an easy job. 1. Bus Patrol. Row 1; M. Goblirsch, J. Bernardy, R. Deprez, T. Loiselle, A. Fenger, K. Weiss, P. Turbes, G. Raddatz. Row 2: S. Schilling, K. Miller, R. Zitzmann, A. Meier, L. Schoo, C. Rohlik, S. Pistulka, G. Mertens, M. Wagner, K.. Jenniges. MUCHO GRACIAS, RAMON! Ramon Lasso arrived in Lucan and attended Wabasso High School during the winter of 1983-84. He spent his two months here with the Rauk family in their Lucan home. Ra- mon really enjoyed the chance to compare our school to the one he attends in Panama. He was amused by the snow and the cold weather that accompanied it. He is an easy going gentleman with a quiet personality that makes it incredibly easy to like him. Ramon gave students a better view of what life is all about. All were sad to see him leave. Adios and good luck, Ramon. 1. For- eign exchange student Ramon Lasso with host students J. and M. Rauk 80 1. J. Zick typing with deep concentration. 2. M. Wagner bumping to victory. 3. K. Berg barking at his dog Horrid. 4. J. Rauk wondering if D. Fischer is in the classroom. 5. M. Goblirsch and J. Kreft behaving like true seniors. 1. King Arthur wondering about his fate. 2. L. VanMevern performs a layup in the hopes of two points. 3. The ladies of the court cele- brating May! 4. J. Franta serving with style and determination. 5. J. Fennern tries to gain con- trol of his opponent. 6. J. Dugeon tips the ball to his teammates. 82 STAFF ADMINISTRATION 1. School Board. Gary Schmidt, Werner Fischer, Alice Thull, Ra- cheal Andersen, Lester Dall- mann, Gordon Alexander, Pat LeGare. 2. Dr. Bill Gall-Admin- istrative assistant, Mr. Leder- mann-principal, Mr. Geske-ele- mentary principal. 84 1. Mary Kay Schweim-English, Mrs. Altermatt- English. 2. Mr. Berg- Science, Mr. Kallevig- Math, Mrs. Kallevig-Math, Mr. Nelson-Math and Science, Mr. Doering-Math and Science. 3. Ms. Butler-English, Mr. Lien-English. 4. Mr. Johnson-Social Studies, Mrs. Salmela-Social Studies and Physical Education. Mr. Voas-Social Studies, Mr. Severson- Social Studies and Coun- selor. TEACHERS 85 TEACHERS 1. Mr. Brown- Industrial Arts, Mrs. Olson- Home Economics. 2. Mr. Crommert-Voca- tional Education, Mr. Hanson-Vocational Education. 3. Mrs. Keil-Business Education, Mr. Wahl- Business Education. 4. Mrs.Plaetz- Physical Education, Ms. Ofte- dahl-Athletic Director, Mr. Hindt-Physical Education, Mr. Kemp-Physical Education and Audio-Visual Department, Ms. Hoff- mann-Physical Education. 86 1. Mrs. Rousch-Education Assistance, Patti Jenniges- Edu- cation Assistance, Mr. Sagedahl-Education Assistance. 2. Ken and Faye Wistrom-Music Department. 3.Ms. Appel- T.M.H. and pre-school, Mrs. Eykyn-Education Assistance. 4. Mrs. Kratzke-Education Assistance and Student Teacher Aid Director. 5. Ms. Hamilton and Mrs. Goblirsch- Librar- ians TEACHERS 87 WORKERS 1. Mrs. Georgius-Bookkeeper, Mrs. Nie- man and Mrs. Bock-Secretaries. 2. Pat Sinclair- Nurse. 3. Mr. Friedly and Mr. Cady- Custodians. 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P.O. 1 Hwy. 68 Wabasso, Minnesota 56293 507 342-5128 LUCAN, MN 56255 PHONE: 747-2243 NICK'S CHAMPLAIN WABASSO, MN 56293 BUANE INSURANCE AGENCY WABASSO, MN 56293 PH. 342-5138 champlin “YOUR ONE-STOP STATION” OWEN’S RADIO-TV APPLIANCES REDWOOD FALLS PH: 637-8007 WMASSO SZAMDAKD and town and County Market Printing and Publishing Stories and Pictures of People you know THE FULL SERVICE STORE YOU CAN BUILD YOUR HOME AROUND FORSTER FURNITURE REDWOOD FALLS, MN WASHBOARD LAUNDROMAT AND BUGGY BATH Vesta Cocker and (grocery (glen and Marvel Schueller Vesta. 56292 620 East BRIDGE STREET 1 Custom butchering REDWOOD FALLS, MN I Md Monte-Curing 56283 DON’S CAFE Don’s Cafe Short Orders and Punches Don Darlene Qladitsch Vesta, MN 7KAMZA AW WMJZS AZZOKMVS AZ CAW WABASSO MAI 56293 (£ Zke Music Store, Jnc. Everything in Music 111 East 2nd St. Kedwood Jails. MW 562S3 Phone 637-S453 KELLY’S GIFTS AND SUNDRIES Wabasso, MN 56283 Ph. (507) 342-5136 Machfs Star Market RICHARD OR NANCY MACHT, PROPS. LUCAN, MINNESOTA 56255 [i ound )ityil TV - Stereo • musical Merchandise 145 E 3RD KEN HAMMERSCHMIDT Redwood Falls, mn 56283 (507) 637-2479 JONTI-CRAFT, INC. Rowena Community Elevator Manager Kay Haaek K.K. Wabasso Wabasso, MN 56283 Phone 342-5169 Lamberton-Wabasso Farmers Elevator Wabasso, Mn 342-5121 KRATZKE OIL. CO. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS WABASSO, MN 56293 342-5141 DICK'S BAR WABASSO, MN WAKASSO GRAIN FEED CO. Ph. (507) 342-5132 MORGANS' RED OWL BAKERY DELI AND DELI CAFE COCKTAILS, BEER, LUNCHES PHONE - 342-9636 403 SOUTH MILL STREET REDWOOD FALLS, MN 56283 507-637-5738 GAMBLES WABASSO, MN 56293 342-5246 Custom (lafxi. doa.ti 231 East Second Street Redwood Falls, Minnesota 56283 Ron Sharon Voeks (507) 637-3232 or 637-2619 MACHT MILLWORK. INC. BOX 127 LUCAN. MN 562SS VESTA MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORE REDWOOD REALITY GOOD LUCK RABBITS jke Wishing WeCC Cards - Gifts Wedding Supplies Redwood Falls, MN Ph (507) 637-3850 w Coast to Goast Don Sue Vance 237 South Washington REDWOOD FALLS. 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MILL REDWOOD FALLS, MN 56283 342 MILL STREET SOUTH Redwood Falls Marshall BERNARDY'S STAR MARKET WABASSO, MN 56293 342-5124 DONATIONS Redwood Gazette- $15.00 Mike's Garage - $10.00 J K Service - $10.00 H.I.S. - $5.00 Harold's Service - $5.00 Happy Hour - $5.00 Vesta Barber Shop - $5.00 Kropp Mobil - $5.00 Mike Rohlik - $2.00 WANDA FOOD MARKET WANDA, MN. PHONE NO. 752-7645 Eldon’s Grocery Lucan, MN 56255 Phone: 747-2227 Each depositor insured to� 40.000 State Bank Of Lucan Lucan, Mn. 56255 747-2214 “You Know Us We Know You” YOUR Insurance i Independent agent SERVES YOU FIRST ass' Kramer Insurance Agency m WILLIAMS STUDIO YOUR SENIOR AND SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER MUST SEE OUR NEW LOCATION 200 MILL STREET PHONE 637-2110 REDWOOD FALLS, MN 56283 'S-vr.