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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

Tracking the Rabbit The Rabbit 1986-87 Wabasso High School Wabasso, MN 56293 Table of Contents Opening Staff 3 6 Events Seniors Organizations Underclassmen Fine Arts Sports Ads Index Autographs Closing i4 24 34 42 56 64 7$ 57 ss 9o Hit the Books This page is dedicated to all those students who go to school, and work hard. Although many stu- dents like to think that school is a time to be with their friends, it’s also a time to get down to business and learn something. There are a variety of subjects to choose from, rangeing from biology to basic busi- ness, allgebra to farming. Students are rewarded for their efforts by getting on the honor roll at the end of a quarter. But, school isn't all books, and if you turn to the next page you’ll see what else school is about. Pictured Top: Mr Berg explains the finer parts of the mouse to some tenth grade girls, during biology class. Middle left: Terry Jenniges cuts the pie while Scott Martin, Joe Kemp, and Scott Fennern wait in anticipation. Middle right: Dave Irlbeck prepares to prick his finger as Todd Andersen blows his blood out of a blood diluting pipet Greg Zick looks up from his work. Boltom middle: Kevin Kramer reads his book for a class he's taking called “Reading for Enjoyment . Bottom right: Don Schilling looks up from his homework 3 Friends At Their BEST Well, here's the other half of school life, friends. Sometimes they make the world go around. They see us at our worst and our best. They help us get through times when we think the world will end. Friends defend us in times of crisis and help lift us up when we're down. Friends do those little things that mean a lot. They’re great to have, and we couldn’t live without them. Pictured. Top: The Three Stooges. Paul Honetschlager. Mark Fischer, and Joe Thull Middle left: Dona Baune, Becky Kern, and Kevin Kramer kid around in the hall between classes. Middle right: Jolene Bernardy and Shelia Grossman have finally gotten dressed up. Bottom left: Pam Boyum and Marie Bernardy cuddle up to each other. Bottom right: Kent Kletscher and Trevor Brau give us their football pose. 4 Pictured. Top left: Jennifer Lemcke. Mitch Rauk. and Anne Goblirsch get close and crazy. Top right: Rochelle Guetter shows Annette Frericks that there is a lot out there. Middle left: A pack of friends at the powder puff football game. Middle right: Peggy Kelly scares Jean Remiger with her pet mouse. Bottom: Joe Kemp. Tim Miller. Jo Marie Goblirsch. Brad Pitzl. and Chris Rohlik pal up after a football game. 5 Pictured. Top left: A salesman talks to Miss Downhour about a trumpet. Top right: Mr. Hmdt shows us what he thinks of eating mushy bananas at a pepfest. Bottom left: This picture is the essence of a school room com- plete with our very own. Mr Kallevig. Bottom middle: Ms Butler works on her lesson plans for the coming week. Bottom right: Mr. Crommert tells his students about the finer points of agriculture. Pictured. Top: Elementary Principal Mr. Geske Middle left: The School Board Brian Berg. Phil l.edermann, Gorden Alexander. Don Goldsmith. Carmen Zick. Rachel Andersen, and Betty Salfer. Middle right High School Principal Mr. Jones. Bottom: High School Superintendent Mr Leder- mann. he Bosses Being the boss is not an easy job! It takes many hours of hard work and not many rewards. The principals and su- perintendent spend many hours every day solving problems while also trying to provide a quality education. The school board has it's hands full dis- cussing the latest issues concerning the school and deciding what to do. Working together they do a good job and help improve our school. P i Mr. Berg teaches Biology and is the assistant Mr. and Mrs. Kallevig both teach Math. Mr. Kallevig coaches Jr. High football coach for boy’s track and girl’s basketball Mrs. Kallevig is the annual stafff advisor. Mr Hindt teaches Social Studies. Phy Ed. and Health. He coaches football and wrestling. Mr. Petrich teaches Math and Chemistry Mr. Nelson teaches Math and Science. Mr Johnson teaches Social Studies and coaches football and boy’s track. Mrs. Samela teaches Social Studies and coaches the Knowledge Bowl team. Mr Seversen teaches Social Studies and is the school counselor. con Cos Mrs Scheim teaches English Ms. Butler teaches English and is Mrs. Wetmore teaches English advisor for the paper staff. I Mr. Wahl teaches business and accounting Planters of Seed Teachers are like farmers who plant seeds in the fields. Teachers plant seeds of interest and in- trigue in the young minds of their students as they teach them. One student may become interested in science, while another especially likes math, English, social, or art. The teachers help these seeds germinate and grow over the years. Some students go on to be teachers themselves or pur- sue a career which came about because of an interest in a specific subject. The teachers at WHS are great planters of seeds. Mrs. Kiel leaches typing, com- munications, and English. Mr Sagedahl leaches the learning disabled and coaches girls basketball. Mrs. Hindt helps to teach the learn- ing disabled 9 Help Wanted When we need help at school, whether it be for a teacher or ourselves, who do we seek? It’s the workers who can get the pencil sharpener fixed, give us a pass when we’re late to class, or give us cough drops. Among this group who provide human services are the cooks, the bus drivers, the janitors, the nurse, and the secretaries. Pictured Top The bus drivers. Row 1: Mr. R. Bierl. Mr Goblirsch. Mrs Van Hecke. Mrs. Dresow. and Mr. Kratzke. Row 2: Mr Berg. Mr Brown, and Mr M. Bierl Middle top left: Secretary Mrs. Dallmann. Middle top middle: Secretary Mrs. Bock. Middle top right: Secretary Mrs. Neimann Middle bottom left: Bookkeeper Mrs.Georgus Middle bottom middle. Nurse Mrs. Gob- lirsch. Middle bottom right Nurse Mrs Maas. Bottom. Janitor Mr Cady Bottom right: Cooks Mrs Large. Mrs. Goblirsch. Mrs Friedley. and Mrs. Hansen Not pic- tured are Janitors Mr Friedley and Mr Jor- dan. 11 Pictured. Top: The seniors last day of school was the 29th of May Here they show how glad they were to be gradu- ating by keeping a calender page for a souvenir. Middle left: Heather Hindt turns around to ask someone a ques- tion in study hall. Middle right Miss Appel and Julie Erickson smile for the camera as they wait for graduation practice to begin Bottom: Mr Kalle- vig walks into a closet by mistake! It’s been a long day These two pages are for the teachers with some other people thrown in for kicks. Top Mr. Seversen ties a balloon around his neck to keep it from float- ing away, during prom decorating. Middle left Mrs. Plaetz talks to her Quest class Middle right: Val Landkammer. Lisa Wall, and Nancee Kuehn pal around. Bottom left: Andy Woelfel studies amongst the congestion of a class room during spirit week Bottom middle: Brian Pitzl gives Chris Rohlik rabbit ears. Bottom right: Mr Sagedahl helps a student with his math. Teachers Etc. 13 Pictured. Top left: Sam Altermatt receives the American Legion Award at graduation. Top right: Students at the after-prom casino night. Bottom left: Eph Eichten and Tina Eis in the grand march at prom. Bottom middle: Jennifer Kruse. Pam Boyum, Holly Lawrenz. Kim Weiss, and Jackie Kruse all dressed up for Senior Citizen Day during Spirit Week. Bottom right: Kristi Berg tells us what the 1987 class motto means. Other Events Keeping Students Busy Pictured These are some of the events which kept students busy throughout the year Top left; The Annual Staff held a carwash in Oc- tober and here Miss Hamilton. Dona Baune. and Kathy Kern help wash cars Top right; WHS spon- sored a Foreign Exchange Student weekend in January and invited students from area schools to come and stay with a family for the weekend. Pictured here are Row 1 Toni Lemcke. Linda Magnus- dottir. Ailette Vad. Krista Egede. Kristi Berg. Jane Osipova. Mike Hansen, and Annette Frericks Row 2; Jeff Lemcke Chris Klose. Jennifer Kruse. Eva Ralenkotter. and Lon Knutson. Top right; In February the student council held a teacher appreciation breakfast Here some of the teachers enjoy a breakfast they didn't have to make Middle left Beginning in May of this year WHS started a SADD chapter. Here Janell Ham- merschimdt reads a poem at an assembly led by the students who started the chapter Middle right Pom pon tryouts were held in May. Here are Lori Plaetz. Julie Schil- ling. and Sandy Davis working on their routine for tryouts. Bottom; Sustained Silent Reading Week was held again this year at WHS Here is a Chemistry class reading Pictured. Top right: Mark Fischer models the haircut of the week. “The Spike . Top left: Old man Debbie Palmer smiles as we take her pic- ture Middle: Imposters! These aren’t the real cheerleaders and referees. It's the Powder Puff football game, and these imposters are Leon Kalkhoff. Paul Honetschlager. Brad Pitzl. Jeff Lemcke. Mitch Rauk. and Richard Bernardy. Middle left: Modeling the latest in formal wear are. Kevin Baune. Vicki Frank. Tim Miller. Denise Steffi. Cindy Guetter. and Jennifer Lemcke. Bot- tom My girls, you’re looking frightfully old these days! These elderly ladies are. Vicki Frank. Cindy Guetter. and Marlene Pohlen. tk Crazy? Pictured Middle right: Where's the restroom? , asks Janet Pohlen as she pushes her walker along Bottom left: These tough-looking football players are part of the Powder Putt football squad Beady to romp, are: Traci Fennern. An- nette Frericks. Peggy Kelly. Cindy Plaetz. Kerri VanLoy. Kelly Daub. Tammy Plaetz. Michele Anderson, and Stacy Goblish. Bottom right: Old man Lori Baune leans on her cane as she hobbles to class. Not Us There goes someone with rollers in their hair! What's going on here? It’s Spirit Week at Wabasso High School. Monday was “Come As You Are Day , and the students did just that, dressing in robes and wearing rollers in their hair. Tuesday was Vacation Day , and lots of shorts were seen. Wednesday was Senoir Citizen Day”, so you had to be careful in the halls for fear of running down some elderly lady or man. “Formal Day” was held on Thursday, and everyone wore their best clothes. Last, was the traditional Gold and Maroon Day” on Friday. Also on this last day of the week was the Powder Puff Football Game, which was held in late afternoon and at it’s conclusion, declared the Junior-Freshman team the winners. 17 18 'he Chosen A New Queen The air hums with excitement, as a drum roll sounds across the gym. It’s time to crown the 1986-87 Homecoming King and Queen. The 1987 queen becomes Stacy Wahl and the 1987 king becomes Kevin Baune. As they take their reigning walk the WHS Concert Band plays Seperate Lives' . They return to the stage and take their places at the throne. Another coronation has come and gone. Helping to provide entertainment before the crowning was the Senoir Choir, the Concert Band, and Rachel Andersen who gave the Homecoming address. Pictured. Top: The 1986-87 Homecoming Queen and King. Stacy Wahl and Kevin Baune. Bottom: The 1986-87 Home- coming Royalty. Top to bottom: Eigth grade attendants. Chad Kemp and Stacy Hengel. ninth grade attendants. David White and Joleen Bernardy. tenth grade attendants. Travis Welch and Michele Rohlik. candidates. Rick Riley and Lori Frank, candidates. Sam Altermatt and Cindy Plaetz. 1987 queen and king, Stacy Wahl and Kevin Baune. candidates. Joe Kemp and Shelly Miller, candidates. Joe Thull and Sherry Pistulka. elevnth grade attendants. Mike Bondgien and Jenny Altermatt, sev- enth grade attendants. Daren Sagedahl and Kristi Raduenz. 1986 king and queen. Jack Sagedahl and Sue Taylor. Pictured Top left Stacy Wahl looks very surprised at being chosen queen as the other candidates look on. Top right: Kevin Baune is crowned king. Middle left: Elev- enth grade attendants Mike Bondgien and Jenny Altermatt Middle right: Candi- dates Joe Thull and Sherry Pistulka Bot- tom: The saxophone section of the Con- cert Band plays the school song as the royalty leaves the gym. Pictured Top: Shelly Salter helps decorate for prom. Middle left Waiters and waitresses for the Prom were: Joel Wagner. Dawn Irlbeck. John Bliss. Jessie Johanneck. Shelly Rohlik. Tracy Jenniges, and Greg Zick. Middle right: Lonnie Stage and his date in the grand march. Bottom left: Crosswinds. Bottom right: Dancing a slow one. Prom 1987 Heaven In Your Eyes This year’s prom was one no one who attended will ever forget. It was held in the gym on May 2, 1987. The grand march began at eight o'clock and was followed by the dance. “Crosswinds” pro- vided the music. At twelve when the dance ended there was an after prom party for those who wished to stay. There were games, a sponge throw, movies, free pizzas and hamburgers at Baune’s, and even more snacks if you were really hungry. The whole night was a lot of fun! 20 Pictured. Top left: Promgoers dance to the beat of Crosswinds.’’ Top right: Kids take advantage of the refreshment table. Middle left: Front: Stacy Goblish and her date.and Richard Bernardy and his date. Back: Her date and Jennifer Kruse. Dave Irlbeck. Dona Baune, her date and Kim Weiss. Scott Christensen, and Pam Guetter. Middle right: Erick Fennern and Shelly Saxton in the grand march. Bottom: Kris Brown and Mr. Seversen blow up helium balloons for prom decoration while Andy Woelfel looks on. 21 Pictured Top: The Class of 1987. Row 1: Kelly Daub. Lori Frank. Peggy Kelly. Laura Goblish. Ale sia Fenger. Julie Erickson. Stacy Wahl. Kristi Berg Pam Janachovsky. and JoAnn Bernardy. Row 2: Jc Marie Goblirsch. Eva Ralenkotter. Shelly Miller. Rick Riley. Jean Remiger. Cindy Plaetz. Sherry Pistulka Lonnie Stage. Cindy Paskewitz. Carrie Treml. anc Greg Stage Row 3: Mark Macht. Pam Guetter. Le- Roy Maust. Dona Baune. Scott Martin. Rhonda Ochocki. Scott Fennern. Becky Kern. Sam Alter- matt. and Traci Fennern. Row 4: Kim Weiss. Mitch Rauk. Dave Irlbeck. Bill Gladitsch. Terry Jenniges Brian Pitzl. Brad Pitzl. Mike Zollner. George Goblish Richard Bernardy. and Colleen Beranek. Row 5 Chuck Boushek. Leon Kalkhoff. Erick Fennern. Brett VanMeveren. Jason Domine. Chris Rohlik. Mark Fi- scher. Craig Goblirsch. Joe Thull. and Paul Hon- etschlager. Row 6: Keith Guetter. Lee Schaffran. Russ Dudgeon. Mike Hansen. Jenny Kruse. Scott Christensen. Joe Kemp. Ben Dallenbach. Kevin Kramer, and Kevin Baune. Bottom: Class Officers and Advisors. Row 1: President Stacy Wahl. Secre- tary Shelly Miller. Vice President Mark Fischer, and Treasurer Traci Fennern Row 2: Advisors Mr Wahl and Mrs. Schwiem. 22 An era came to an end on May 29, 1987. Another class of WHS students graduated. These students had spent most of their lives with each other and now that was all coming to an end. Some were sad about parting from their friends while others were happy to be moving on. The graduation ceremonies were held in the WHS gym at 7:30 p.m. Sixty-two seniors graduated. Pictured. Top left: The Senior Choir. Row 1: Traci Fennern. Peggy Kelly. Kristi Berg. JoAnn Bernardy. Lori Frank, Jo Marie Goblirsch. Shelly Miller, Cindy Plaetz. Kelly Daub, and Sherry Pistulka. Row 2: Craig Goblirsch. Leon Kalkhoff. Jennifer Kruse. Dona Baune, Becky Kern, Eva Ralenkotter, Pam Guetter, Carrie Treml, Laura Goblish. and Alesia Fenger. Row 3. Paul Honetschlager. Mark Fischer. Joe Thull. Kevin Baune. Joe Kemp, Scott Christesen. Ben Dallenbach. Richard Bernardy, Mitch Rauk. Sam Altermatt. George Goblish. and Kim Weiss. Top right: Stacy Wahl gives the farewell address. Middle: Kevin Baune. Shelly Miller, and Chris Rohlik march to Pomp and Circumstance. Bottom: Students who recieved scholarships. Carrie Treml. Sherry Pistulka. Becky Kern. Leon Kalkhoff. Sam Altermatt. Kristi Berg. Alesia Fenger. George Goblish. Laura Goblish. and Stacy Wahl. Pictured. Top left: Ben Dallenbach works on the com- puter doing an assignment. Top right: Being a senior is a rough job. Here Jo Marie Goblirsch takes a break from her job as a senior. Bottom left. Leroy Maust gives us the peace sign. Bottom middle: Cindy Paskewitz hands in her English assignment. Bottom right: Leon Kalkoff gives us his “horror movie look as a noose swings in the foreground. 24 Pictured The class of 1987. Eight. Bottom left corner and up Peggy Kelly. Shelly Miller. Leon Kalkhoff. Carrie Treml. Cindy Paskewitz. Kim Weiss. Laura Goblish. Dona Baune. Jennifer Kruse. Pam Guetter. Mark Fischer. Jason Domine. Terry Jenniges. Joe Thull. Erick Fennern. Brett VanMeveren. Pam Janachovsky. Rhonda Ochocki. Eva Ralenkotter. Lee Schaffran. Joe Kemp. Scott Martin. Rick Riley. Sam Altermatt. Traci Fennern. Jo Ann Bernardy. Julie Erickson. Stacy Wahl. Lori Frank, and Kristi Berg. Middle of eight: Alesia Fenger. Brad Pitzl. Mitch Rauk. Colleen Beranek. Jean Remiger Sherry Pistulka. and Paul Honetschlager. Top of seven; Scott Fennern. LeRoy Maust. Russ Dudgeon. Keith Guetter. Chuck Boushek. Chris Rohlik. Ben Dallenbach. George Goblish. Greg Stage. Lonnie Stage. Brian Pitzl. and Kevin Kramer. Down seven; Bill Giaditsch. Mike Zollner. Mike Hansen. Craig Goblirsch. Richard Bernardy. Scott Christensen. Dave Irlbeck. Kevin Baune. Cindy Plaetz. Jo Marie Goblirsch. Becky Kern, and Kelly Daub. 25 Sam Altermatt Dona Baune Kevin Baune Richard Bernardy Charles Boushek 26 Scot! Christensen Benjamin Dallenbach Kelly Daub Jason Domine Erick Fennern Scott Fennern Traci Fennern 27 Julie Erickson Alesia Fenger Russell Dudgeon Mark Fischer Lori Frank Bill Gladitsch Laura Goblish Keith Guetter Pam Guetter George Goblish Craig Gobiirsch Jo Marie Gobiirsch Michael Hansen Paul Honetschlager Dave Irlbeck Peggy Kelly Joe Kemp Becky Kern Pamela Janachovsky Terry Jenmges Leon Kalkhoff Kevin Kramer Jennifer Kruse Mark Machf Scott Martin LeRoy Maust Shelly Miller V'' •' 30 Rhonda Ochocki Cindy Paskewitz Sheryl Pistulka Brad Pitzl Brian Pitzl Eva Ralenkotter Mitchel Rauk Rick Riley Chris Rohlik Cindy Plaetz Jean Remiger Lee Schaffran Gregory Stage Lonnie Stage Joseph Thull Kim Weiss Michael Zollner Carrie Treml Brett VanMeveren Stacy Wahl Here are some more seniors. Top: Peggy Kelly shows us what she thinks of having her picture taken. Middle top left. Mark Macht gives us a smile. Middle top right: Russ Dudgeon works on his homework. Middle bottom left: Lee Schaffran takes a rest during school. Middle bottom mid- dle: Pam Guetter gives us a smile. Middle bottom right: Leon Kalkhoff and Laura Goblish are sur- prised at what greets them as they come up the stairs. Bottom left: Scott Fennern hurries out of the library and back to class. Bottom middle: Somebody finally caught David Irlbeck dressed up. Bottom right: Once again Kelly Daub gets a make-up slip. Pictured. Top left: Fantasia performs at the half-time. Top right: Fantasia gives some high kicks. Bottom left: Kathy Kern gets ready to spray a car at the annual staff car wash. Bottom middle: Selene Christensen. Candi Treml. and Kris Brown help to wash cars. Bottom right: Kristi Berg welcomes the students to a S. A.D.D. assem- bly. 0«fT Lawmen of the Road The Bus Patrol The bus patrol keeps the kids on the bus in line and safe. They take attendence for the bus driver and disipline students when necessary so the driver can concentrate on the road, not on the kids. The bus patrols are a concerned bunch of kids that keep us safe. Pictured. The Bus Patrol. Row 1: Jo Marie Gob- lirsch. Jo Ann Bernardy. Jean Wagner. Lori Knutson. Fran Mathiowetz. Carrie Treml. and Laura Goblish. Row 2: Rosanne Turbes. Lisa Janachovsky. Lee Schaffran. Stacy Goblish. Richard Bernardy. Kim Weiss, and Leon Kalk- hoff. Head of the Class NHS NHS is an organization designed to honor those stu- dents who do well academically in school. This year five new members were elected to NHS. Congratulations to all. Pictured. Top: Re-elected members of NHS. Row 1: Don Schilling. Becky Kern. Sherry Pistulka. Kelly Daub. Lori Knutson, and Carrie Treml. Row 2: Tina Eis. Stacy Wahl. Cindy Plaetz, and Janell Hammerschmidt. Row 3: Trevor Brau. Todd Andersen. Mitch Rauk. and Kathy Kern. 35 This page is dedi- cated to the students of WHS who have lost their lives this year due to drinking and driving. Our goal is to keep this page blank. 36 S.A.D.D pictured Top left: 1986-87 Florticulture team which placed first at district competition. George Goblish. Greg Stage. Jennifer Kruse, and Ben Dallenbach. Top middle: 1986-87 Crops team which placed third at district competition. Jim Zollner. Mike Zollner. Jeff Schoer. and Scott Bernardy. Top right: 1986-87 Poultry team which placed first at district competition. Jackie Kruse. LeRoy Maust. Erick Fennern. and Stacy Goblish. Farmers of America Unite Young farmers of America unite in FFA organizations all over America in the classrooms of high schools. These students learn about farming and may exper- ience actual farmwork doing on- the- job training. The students in FFA also compete in various areas, such as florticulture, horticulture, etc. The teams did a very good job this year, placing in state competition. Pictured. Middle left: FFA Officers. Row 1: Ben Dallenbach. Lonnie Stage. Lori Frank, and LeRoy Maust. Row 2: Jennifer Kruse. Erick Fennern. Mike Zollner. George Goblish. and Greg Stage Middle right: 1986 FFA Sweetheart Lori Frank and 1987 FFA Sweet- heart Rosanne Turbes. Bottom: FFA Members. Row 1: Pat Ber- nardy. John Turbes. Jim Zollner. Scott Bernardy. Stacy Goblish. Scott Fennern. and Bill Gladitsch. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Crommert. Jeff Schoer. Charles Rohlik. Jackie Kruse. Ben Dallenbach. Jennifer Kruse. George Goblish. Greg Stage. Erick Fennern. Mike Zollner. Lonnie Stage. LeRoy Maust. Lori Frank, and Rosanne Turbes. 37 The Sporting W-Club The W-Club is an organization for any athlete who has lettered in a sport or in cheerleading. They sponsor events and hold fundraisers. Together these athletes form the biggest organization in this school. Pictured. Top: Most Valuable Players for 1987. Row 1: Terry Jenniges. Sam Altermatt. Tim Miller, and Mark Fischer. Row 2: Stacy Wahl. Cindy Plaetz. and Kristi Berg. Middle left: W-Club officers. Joe Thull. Sam Altermatt. and Kevin Baune Middle right: Captains for 1988. Row 1: Dawn Frericks. Annette Frericks. Keri VanLoy. Jenny Altermatt. and Janet Pohlen. Row 2: Andy Woelfel. Don Schilling. Corey Hunter. Kent Kletscher. Eph Eichten. and Tim Miller Bottom: The 1987 W-Club. Row 1: Russ Dudgeon. Andy Woelfel. Don Schilling. Janet Pohlen. Tim Miller. Tina Eis. Kathy Kern, and Pam Guetter. Row 2: Joy Raduenz, Keri VanLoy, Annette Frericks. Craig Goblirsch. Scott Martin. Keith Guetter. Terry Jenniges. Joe Kemp. Joe Thull. Mark Fischer, and Paul Honetschlager. Row 3: Pam Boyum. Sandy Davis. Sherry Rohlik. Nancee Kuehn. Ben Dallenbach. Brett VanMervern. Greg Stage. Traci Fennern. Kristi Berg. Kelly Daub. Scott Chistensen. Jean Remiger. Peggy Kelly, and Rhonda Ochocki. Row 4: Shawn VanMeveren. Travis Welch. Korey Rogotzke. Jenny Altermatt. Stacy Wahl. Heather Hindt. Rick Riley. Shelly Miller. Cindy Plaetz. Kevin Baune. Sam Altermatt. and Chris Rohlik. Row 5: Eph Eichten. Dennis Frank. Mark Pistulka. Dawn Irlbeck. Julie Schilling. Darla Schoo. Jessi Johanneck. and Dawn Frericks. 38 tainers The WHS Pom Pon Squad provided enter- tainment many times this year at games and pepfests. This year six new girls joined the squad of twelve. The girls took turns making up routines and provided the audience with many a fine performance. They performed to songs such as, “No More Words”, “We Built This City”, and “Jimmy Jimmy”. Pictured. Top left: The WHS Pom Pon Squad Row 1: Pam Janachovsky. JoAnn Bernardy. Lori Frank. Denise Steffi. Lori Plaetz, and Shelly Saxton. Row 2: Jolene Bernardy. Tara Davis. Kris Brown. Sherry Pistulka. Jackie Kruse. Colleen Beranek. and Advisor Connie Salfer. Top right: Sherry Pistulka moves her flag to the beat of the music during the Homecoming halftime per- formance. Middle top: The Pom Pon squad performs in the gym during the halftime of a basketball game. Bot- tom middle left: Captain Lori Frank. Advisor Connie Salfer. and Captain Sherry Pistulka. Bottom middle right: The squad uses flags in their routine to entertain the fans. Bottom: Swirling skirts and high kicks is what it’s all about 39 What Happened This Year? Memories Memories are what we have left after a year of school is through. The annual staff, along with their photographers, take some of those special moments and record them so they can be remembered time and again. These two groups of people spend many hours a year working on a book that reminds us, when we’re much older and far away, of those times we had in high school. This year the annual staff spent every Monday after school working on the yearbook. We also acquired a new advisor, Mrs. Kallevig. Pictured. Top left: Alesia Fenger and Kris Brown help wash cars at the Annual Staff Carwash. Top right: Photographers. Row 1: Tina Eis. Kris Brown, and Kathy Kern. Row 2: Carrie Treml. Dona Baune, Craig Goblirsch. Jo Marie Goblirsch. and Eva Ralenkotter Middle left: Craig Goblirsch takes a picture Middle middle: Assistant editors Janell Hammerschmidt and Kris Brown. Advisor Mrs. Kallevig. and Editor Becky Kern. Middle right: Photo Editors Carrie Treml and Craig Goblirsch. Bottom: Annual Staff Row 1: Becky Kern. Kris Brown. Candi Treml. Selene Christensen, and Mrs. Kallevig. Row 2: Kathy Kern. Eva Ralenkotter. Dona Baune. and Janell Ham- merschmidt. Not pictured is Alesia Fenger. Very bottom: Kristi Berg is the genius behind the artwork in the yearbook. 40 The Movers And Shakers The movers and shakers of the student body were at it again. This year the student council sponsored several dances, including a succ- sessful Valentine's dance. KEEZ from Mankato provided the music and prizes were given away. Be- sides dancing, these students gave a Teacher Appreciation Breakfast. The Student Council. Row 1: Daren Sage- dahl, Chad Irlbeck. Kristi Raduenz, Amy Ruhr, and Advisor Mr. Jones. Row 2: Pat Hirsch, Sharon Bernardy. and Stacy Hengel. Row 3: Mark Pistulka. David White, and Val Zollner Row 4 Greg Zick. Jessi Johanneck. and Sandy Davis. Row 5: Andy Woelfel. Ja- net Pohlen. and Michele Salter. Row 6: Mark Fischer. Joe Thull, Stacy Wahl, and Rick Ri- ley Let the Steam Roll Consisting of fourteen members the Junior High Paper Staff keeps busy putting out a few papers dur- ing the year. They include columns such as “Lovey Heart and human interest articles about students and the school. This small group helps keep us informed about what’s hap- pening in our school. The Junior High Paper Staff. Row 1: Laurie Kallevig. Val Landkammer. Angela Schlem- mer, Jean VanLoy. and Theresa Ledermann Row 2: Nancee Kuehn. Amy Fuhr. Lisa Knut- son. and Sonja Guetter. Row 3: Todd Peter- sen. Jennifer Strand, Alana Wille. Deborah Mann, and Ms Butler 41 Pictured Top left: Fran Matheowietz works on her sew- ing project. Top right: Mark Pistulka and Dennis Frank give us their ‘Tough guy act. Bottom left: Brian Frer- icks hurries to class. Bottom middle. Tina Eis and Janell Hammerschimdt show off the assets of their locker. Bottom right: Jenny Altermatt sells candy to raise mon- ey for the cheerleaders. Pictured, lop len: ine Fonz is back! Here’s Kim Weiss sporting a new look in the old jean jacket. Top middle: Hats were one of the biggest fashion crazes. Front: Sue Kletscher. Back: Jo Marie Goblirsch. Lori Frank. Cindy Plaetz. Shelly Miller, and Sherry Pistulka. Top right: Don’t look at Jeff Lemke’s face, look at his sweater This style along with many others, was one of the latest fashions for the guys Middle left: Rosanne Turbes shows us some of the more casual dress clothes. A print shirt, striped skirt, and lace stockings. Middle right: Here are most of the Junior High girls showing us how much they like suspend- ers. Front: Nikki Frank. Jean VanLoy. Sonya Guetter. and Val Landkammer. Back: Lisa Wall. Nancee Kuehn. Amy Fuhr. Theresa Ledermann. and Laurie Kallevig. Fashions Dominate WHS Walk into a typical school and what do you see? Students wearing the la- test fashions. Of course many girls are fashion conscious, but so are the guys. Some of the styles this year included, suspenders for guys and girls, long baggy shirts, Guess jeans, Coke shirts, and shoes of every color. We thought it would be fun to record some of these fashions in pictures. Bottom left Matt Guetter shows us that the ever faithful suit has not gone out of style. It’s just been modified a bit. Bottom middle: Eva Ralen- kotter ’ walks like an Eygptian with her billow- ing skirt on Bottom right: Lori Knutson models one of the many and varying baggy shirts that were seen around WHS. 43 Class of 1988 Jenny Altermatt Todd Andersen Michelle Anderson Chad Bierl Mark Bliss Mike Bondgien Annelle Frericks Stacie Goblish Matthew Guetter Rochelle Guetter Janell Hammerschmidt John Hengel Timothy Hoffman Corey Hunter Lisa Janachovsky Kathleen Kern Kent Kletscher 44 Junior Class Advisors and Class Officers: Class Advisor, Mr Severson, President Andrew Woelfel. Vice President Tina Eis. Treasurer Trevor Brau. Secretary Annette Frericks. and Class Advisor. Ms. Butler. Lori Knutson James Lanoue Douglas Lawrenz Jeffery Lemcke Mark Liebl Patrick Macht Bert Mathiowetz Francesca Mathiowetz Timothy Miller Elizabeth Nelson Rosanne Turbes Kerri VanLoy Jean Wagner Todd Watkins Darcy Weiss Andrew Woelfel 45 Tim Hoffman reclining in the Downtown Mankato Mall after singing with the WHS concert choir. Not pictured are: Rosetta Goblirsch. Joseph Turbes, and Connie Wichmann. Lisa Anderson Lynette Barber Scott Bernardy Janelle Bierl Jonathan Bliss Pamela Boyum Shawn Boyum Selene Christensen Sandra Davis Irene Deprez Patrick Eichten Ronald Eichten Dean Fischer Mark Fischer Dawn Frericks Sara Gustafson Dawn Irlbeck Karla Jenniges Tracy Jenniges Jessica Johanneck Randall Kletscher Jacqueline Kruse William Mathiowetz Wendy Otto Debra Palmer Duane Paskewitz Gregg Paskewitz Loretta Plaetz Joy Raduenz Sherry Riley Korey Rogotzke Lee Rohlik Michele Rohlik Sharon Rohlik Jeremy Ruprecht Lesley Sagedahl 46 Tamara Zitzmann James Zollner Michell Saxton Andrew Schiller Julie Schilling Angela Schmiesing Jeffery Schoer Darla Schoo Lisa Timm Candyce Treml Shawn VanMeveren Joel Wagner Travis Welch Gregory Zick Class of 1989 Pictured. Middle left: Darla Schoo and Tacy Jenniges talk to some friends as they wait to play in the Pep Band at a home football game. Middle right; Class officers and Advisors: Row 1: Vice President Darla Schoo. and Treasurer Sara Gustafson. Row 2: Class Advisors Mrs. Keil and Mr. Berg. Row 3: President Jessica Johanneck and Secretary Julie Schilling. Bottom left: Helping wash cars, is Shawn VanMeveren. 47 Lori Baune Scott Bernardy Joleen Bernardy Maria Bernardy Partick Bernardy Jonathan Dallenbach Tara Davis Cindy Dudgeon Scott Fennern Vicki Frank Ann Goblirsch Shelia Grossman Cynthia Guetter Patricia Haack Lisa Hengel Chad Hertling Heather Hindt Linda Knutson Gary Lanoue Holly Lawrenz Jennifer Lemke Toni Lemke Pamela Louwagie Scott Mann Tamara Martin Renee Ochocki Timothy Petersen Jason Petty Mark Pistuika Marlene Pohlen Class of 1990 Renee Ochocki waiting for the li- brarian to arrive as she thinks about the day. 48 Jane Rohlik Sharon Salter Glen Schilling Michelle Seikora Craig Skoblik Terri Stage Denise Steffi Brian Timm John Turbes Craig VanLoy Michael Van Overbeke David White Pictured. Middle left: Enjoy- ing ice cream was one of the things Heather Hindt and Toni Lemke did after the WHS Concert Choir performed in the Downtown Mankato Mall. Middle right: Brian Timm and Chad Her- tling enjoy a bag of pop- corn as they watch the wrestling match. Bottom left: Class officers and advi- sor. Row 1: Treasurer Mark Pistulka and Vice President David White. Row 2: Secre- tary Shelia Grossman. Ad- visor Mr. Brown, and Presi- dent Valerie Zollner. Bot- tom right: Get down and boggie is Jennifer Lemke and Tammy Martin’s motto. Colby Arends Suela Arends Karen Barber Gregory Baune Eric Berg Teresa Bernardy Theresa Bernardy Sharon Bernardy Tricia Fenger Michael Fischer Diane Goblish Janean Guetter Sonya Guetter Randy Hanson Stacy Hengel Patrick Hirsch Chad Hunter Craig Irlbeck Michael Jenniges Wendy Jenniges Craig Johanneck Ryan Johnson Laurie Kallevig Larry Kelly Pictured. Left: Ryan Johnson and Greg Baune shake their fingers at the camera. Right: Tricia Fenger gives us a sur- prised look. 50 Chad Kemp Timothy Kletscher Nancee Kuehn Valorie Landkammer Shawn Lensing Audrea Mahal Jason Mathiowetz Nevan Maust Todd Mertens Gregory Ord Lori Palmer Cathleen Paskewitz Wesley Paskewitz Todd Petersen Elizabeth Plaetz Sylvester Price Chad Ruprecht Mark Schmiesing Jason Schreifels Terry Seikora Jeffery Turbes Lisa Wall Alana Wille Beth Zollner Pictured. Left: Eighth grade class officers and advisor. Tresurer Sonya Guetter. President Sharon Bernardy. Advisor Mrs. Kallevig. Vice President Beth Plaetz. and Secretary Val Landkammer. Right: We caught the eighth graders in phy-ed playing volleyball. 51 Class of 1992 Pictured. Top left: Class officers and advisor. President Vice President Amy Fuhr. Advisor Mr. Nelson, and Secretary Treasurer Daren Sagedahl. Top right: One day during Spirit Week the girls couldn’t talk to the guys. If they did they had to give up their paper hearts. Here Jason Mathiowetz and Dean Bernardy show off all the hearts they’ve gotten. Bottom left: Some of the seventh grad- ers diligently work in their typing class. Bottom right: Nicole Frank and Daren Sagedahl work on their math assignment. Jeffery Barber Scott Barber Dean Bernardy Jennifer Brand Nathan Brandt Jennifer Dahms Jason Dallenbach John Deprez Thomas Eichten Brian Fischer Nichole Frank Brian Frericks Amy Fuhr David Goblirsch Michael Goblirsch Nels Goblirsch Shawn Grossman Sonya Guetter LuAnn Gullickson Cory Hertling Shannon Hildebrandt Chad Irlbeck Susan Kletscher Lisa Knutson Theresa Ledermann Brian Macht Deborah Mann Keith Mathiowetz David Meier Sharon Paskewitz James Pohlen Kristi Raduenz Paula Rudenick Daren Sagedahl Brian Salfer Lori Schilling Angela Schlemmer Amy Schreifels Troy Schumacher Jennifer Strand Brian Turbes Jean VanLoy 53 Instead of writing about these foreign exchange stu- dents ourselves, we decided that they should tell us about themselves. Hi! I am Eva Ralenkotter, the foreign ex- change student from Rheda Wiedeubruek, Germany. I stayed with the Dick Jones family which was a lot of fun, like most of my year here. I was the manager for the volleyball team and was in the Concert Choir which I enjoyed very much. Declam was a totally new experience for me, which I'll never forget. I have to say that WHS is one of the friendliest places I have ever been. Thanks a lot to everyone. “I am Michael Hansen, a foreign exchange student from Denmark. I really enjoyed being in sports. I was in football, wrestling, and track. My favorite foods were tacos, pizza, and hamburgers. I liked being in Wa- basso because everything is so different and everyone knows everyone. I had a lot of different experiences, such as homecoming, prom, and graduation. I will never forget WHS. Thank You.” 54 Pictured. Top left: Mike Hansen as he is getting his dinner. Top right: Foreign ex- change student Mike Hansen and host David White. Top middle left: Mike Han- sen with friend Greg Zick at a basketball game. Top middle middle: Here we caught Mike Hansen going to class. Top middle right: Eva Ralenkotter helping hang up pictures in the photography case Middle left: Eva Ralenkotter telling all she knows and more to another stu- dent Middle right: Foreign exchange stu- dent Eva Ralenkotter and host Dick Jones. Bottom: Eva Ralenkotter loading a camera during her I.S. in photography. Reaching Reaching is something that the TMH students do every day. They reach for that goal that is just beyond them. They reach for learning and winning. This year some of that reaching paid off. They received a first place medal at the state bowling competition. Julie Erickson, one of the bowlers, participated in the bowl- ing competition at the 1987 International Special Olym- pics Summer Games at the University of Notre Dame from July 31st to August 8th. Pictured. Top: Julie Erickson, Barbara Embree. and Bradley Pistulka. Middle left: Julie Erickson holds her trophy from the bowling competition. Middle middle: Julie Erickson works on her studies. Middle right: Bradley Pistulka works on a problem. Bottom left: The TMH Bowling Team. Julie Erickson. Bradley Pistulka, Miss Appel. Reade Burginger. and Barbara Embree. Bottom right: Barbara Embree works on her studies. Pictured Top left: Brian Macht. Suela Areds. and Lori Palmer, warm up before a concert. Top right: Mitch Rauk. Shelly Miller. Todd Andersen, and Scott Christen- sen practice The Good Doctor . Bottom left: Ann Goblirsch gets ready to play her trumpet at the halftime of the homecoming football game. Bottom middle: Part of the concert choir wait to sing at the Downtown Man- kato Mall. Bottom right: Heather Hindt and Stacy Wahl sing a duet at the Pops Concert. Music Abounds Pictured. Top left: Kris Brown and Paul Honetsch- lager toot their horns at a pepfest Top right: Kristi Berg and Becky Kern smile while they play at a football game. Middle left: The WHS pepband gets ready to play for the pre-game performance. Middle right: The Junior High Choir prepares to sing. Bot- tom: Mrs. Corrow directs the Senior High Choir at the Christmas Concert 57 Birds of a Feather irds of a feather, flock together.” Thats just what a choir is, a group of kids flocking together singing some music. This year the “birds” of the concert choir went to the Downtown Mankato Mall to sing carols dur- ing the Christmas season. Several of the concert choir members were in the Festival Choir and partici- pated in District and Region State Solo and Ensemble. The Jr. High Choir consisted of 45 members and the Concert Choir consisted of about 50 members. Pictured. Top: The Concert Choir. Row 1: Mrs. Corrow. Angie Schmies- ing, Peggy Kelly. JoAnn Bernardy. Stacy Wahl. Kathy Kern. Tara Davis. Pam Louwagie. Candi Treml. Tina Eis. Janell Hammerschmidt. and Wen- dy Otto. Row 2: Denise Steffi. Jennifer Lemcke. Sara Gustafson. Val Zollner. Toni Lemcke. Sharon Salfer. Terri Stage. Tricia Haack. Eva Ralenkotter. Ann Goblirsch. and Marlene Pohlen. Row 3: Pam Boyum. Irene Deprez. Fran Mathiowetz. Sheila Grossman. Dawn Irlbeck. Holly Lawrenz. Kim Weiss. Dona Baune, Heather Hindt. Cindy Guetter. Vicki Frank, and Becky Kern. Row 4: Jackie Kruse. Shelly Saxton. Shelly Miller. Traci Fennern. Jo Marie Goblirsch. Trevor Brau. Kent Kletscher. Craig Goblirsch, Leon Kalkhoff. Chad Hertling. Matt Guetter. Todd Andersen, and Tim Hoffman Bottom: Festival Concert Choir members. Row 1: Shelly Saxton. Shelly Miller. Jo Marie Goblirsch, Stacy Wahl, and Janell Hammerschmidt. Row 2: Tina Eis. Dawn Irlbeck. Kent Kletscher, Trevor Brau. and Kathy Kern. Row 3: Chad Hertling and Todd Andersen. 58 Pictured Top left: Band and Choir District Solo and Ensemble Participants. Row 1: Laura Kallstrom. Shelly Saxton. Sara Gustafson. Jessie Johanneck. Jennifer Lemcke. Anne Goblirsch. Stacy Wahl, and Denise Steffi. Row 2: Becky Kern. Kris Brown. Scott Christensen. Lori Knutson. Todd Andersen. Heather Hindt. Chad Hertling. Shelly Miller. Janell Hammerschmidt. Trevor Brau. Tina Eis. Kent Kletscher. and Kathy Kern. Top right: Band and Choir State Region Solo and Ensemble Participants. Seated: Kathy Kern. Row 1 Laura Kallstrom. Shelly Saxton. Sara Gustafson. Jessie Johanneck. Janell Hammerschmidt. Stacy Wahl, and Denise Steffi. Row 2: Becky Kern. Kris Brown. Scott Christensen. Lori Knutson. Kent Kletscher, Heather Hindt. Todd Andersen. Tina Eis. and Chad Hertling. Middle: Junior High Choir Row 1: Mrs Corrow, Nels Goblirsch. Beth Plaetz. Terry Seikora. Jennifer Strand. Alana Wille. Paula Rudenick. Theresa Bernardy. Nikki Frank. Chad Irlbeck. Brian Frericks, Debbie Mann. Wendy Jenmges. Teresa Bernardy. Diane Goblish. Shawn Grossman, and Nathan Brandt Row 2: Jenni Brand. Lori Schilling. Daren Sagedaghl. Tom Eichten. Brian Salfer. Val Landkammer. Lisa Wall. David Meier. Amy Schriefels. Theresa Ledermann. Sue Kletscher. Kristi Raduenz. and Tricia Fenger. Row 3: Brian Fischer. Sharon Bernardy. Chad Hunter. Keith Mathiowetz. Bryce Weiss. Laurie Kallevig. Stacy Hengel. Sonya Jo Guetter. Janean Guetter. Audrea Mahal. Nancee Kuehn. Amy Fuhr. Lisa Knutson. Shannon Hildebrandt. LuAnn Gullickson. and Sonya Guetter. Bottom: Mrs. Corrow. Band Officers. Secretary Tresurer Tina Eis. Vice President Shelly Miller, and President Stacy Wahl 59 Music Lives usic lives in many places, but especially in our high school or junior high band. The students learn to play an instrument and make some beautiful music. Both the junior high and high school bands give several con- certs a year. Members of the concert band may participate in Solo and Ensemble Contest in the spring. The junior high band participates in an exchange concert with Lamberton. Making music is a lot of fun and throughout the year everyone has a good time doing just that. Pictured. Top: Festival Band Members. Row 1: Janell Hammerschmidt. Stacy Wahl. Jessie Johanneck. Loir Knutson, and Wendy Otto. Row 2: Kris Brown. Val Zollner. Kathy Kern. Todd Andersen. Tina Eis. and Becky Kern. Middle top: Miss Downhour directing the junior high band at a concert. Middle bottom: The Junior High Band. Row 1: Suela Arends. Lori Palmer. Paula Rudemck. Jenm Dahms. Amy Schriefels. Nancee Kuehn. Lisa Knut- son. Laurie Kallevig. and Beth Zollner. Row 2: Jason Dallenbach. Shawn Grossman. Brian Salter. Chad Kemp. Nathan Brandt. Shannon Hildebrandt. Mike Goblirsch. Greg Ord. Alana Wille. Jean Van Loy. Theresa Ledermann. and Amy Fuhr. Row 3: Angela Schlemmer. James Pohlen. David Goblirsch. Brian Macht. Troy Schumacher. Corey Hertling, Dean Bernardy. Tim Kletscher. and Randy Hansen. Row 4: Miss Downhour. Val Landkammer. Ryan Johnson. Beth Plaetz. Kristi Raduenz. and Colby Arends. Bottom: Sandy Davis playing her flute in the concert band. 60 Pictured. The WHS Concert Band. Row 1: Lisa Kall- strom. Kristi Berg. Janell Hammerschmidt. Stacy Wahl. Darla Schoo. Laura Kallstrom. Lori Knutson. Kelly Daub. Lisa Timm, and Jessie Johanneck. Row 2: Deb- bie Palmer. Sharon Salter. Julie Schilling. Tracy Jen- niges. Kris Brown. Becky Kern. Pam Louwagie. Terry Stage. Shelly Saxton. Sandy Davis, Jo Marie Goblirsch. Kathy Kern, and Wendy Otto. Row 3: Brian Timm. Ran- dy Kletscher. Anne Goblirsch. Shawn VanMeveren. Craig Goblirsch. Trevor Brau. Val Zollner. Jim Zollner. Jeff Schoer. Sherry Riley. Pam Guetter. and Tina Eis. Row 4: Miss Downhour. Shelly Miller. Sheila Grossman. Scott Bernardy. Chad Hertling. Scott Christensen. Chuck Boushek. Paul Honetschlager. Kent Kletscher. Traci Fennern. and Joe Thull. Middle left: The concert band at the spring concert. Middle right: Band Officers. Kristi Berg. Stacy Wahl. Miss Downhour. Shelly Miller, and Traci Fennern. Bottom: The Pep Band at a pepfest. 61 Finding Words to Say Finding words to say is what declam is all about. The students in declam have to decide which area they would like to talk about wheather it be serious prose, comedy, or story telling. They spend many hours learning what they are going to say, and practicing how it should be said. Declam is not just reading oft a speach, expression and drama must be added to make it effective. This year six students participated in declam. Four went on to district contest, and two went on to region contest. Pictured. Top: Sub-District Declam Participants. Advisor Mrs. Schwiem, Jo Marie Goblirsch, Kathy Kern. Tina Eis. Rosanne Turbes. Eva Ralenkot- ter. and Scott Christensen. Middle: District Declam Participants. Tina Eis. Kathy Kern. Scott Christensen, and Rosanne Turbes. Bottom: Region Declam Participants. Tina Eis and Rosanne Turbes. A WHS Winner | mj his year the WHS drama de- ITjy partment chose to put on “The Good Doctor” for their one-act i performance. This play is a se- ries of skits written by Neil Simon. The cast was rewarded for its marvelous performance by placing first in the district one-act compe- tition and runner up at region. This was a fun comedy. No one should have missed it. Pictured. Top left: The cast and crew of The Good Doctor. Row 1: Advisor Mrs. Schiewm. JoMarie Goblirsch. Amy Fuhr. Scott Christensen. Kristi Berg. Mitch Rauk. Tim Miller, and Eric Berg. Row 2: Leon Kalkoff. Craig Goblirsch. Todd Andersen. Joe Thull. Shelly Miller, and Tina Eis. Top right: Woman (Jo Marie Goblirsch) almost kills Kistonuv (Leon Kalkoff) when he won't give her the money she wants from his bank. Middle top left: The assistant (Eric Berg) gives Kistonuv (Leon Kalkoff) some medicine for his nerves before a very annoying customer arrives. Middle top right: The writer (Mitch Rauk) tells the audience about his play. Middle left: Leon Kalkoff and Jo Marie Goblirsch. They recieved best actor and best actress awards at District One-Act Competition. Middle right: The girl (Tina Eis) auditions for the part in a play. Bottom: The writer (Mitch Rauk). Madame Brassilhov (Shelly Miller), and General Brassil- hov (Todd Andersen) are shocked, when during a play. Cher- dyakov (Scott Christensen) sneezes on them. 63 Pictured. Top left: Mark Liebl and Matt Guetter walk away from a well-fought football game that they didn’t win. Top right: The beginning of a season of track. Bottom middle: Rochelle Guetter and Janet Pohlen wait for the ball to again be put into play. Bottom right: Paul Honetschlager takes a breather during a game. — Sports Galore Pictured. Top left: Junior High Girl's Track get the season start- ed. Top right: Sam Altermatt look- ing for a way out of his prdica- ment Middle left: Wabasso goes in for the tackle. Middle right: No. 10 gets ready to catch the ball as the other team closes in. Bottom mid- dle: Janet Pohlen prepares to throw the ball to Kristi Berg. Sherry Rohlik. or Rhonda Ochocki. Bot- tom left: Peggy Kelly gets ready to get on the bus to go to a wrestling match. Bottom right: Kelly Daub receives an award from Mr. Kalle- vig at the Athletic Banquet. 65 Pictured. Top left: Joe Kemp leaping for the ball. Will he make it in time? Top right: Junior High Football. Row 1: Shawn Grossman. Brian Frericks. Jason Schriefels. Jason Dallenbach. Tom Eichten. Troy Schumacher. Na- than Brandt. Chad Irlbeck. Brian Salter, and David Gob- lirsch. Row 2: Coach Kallevig. Pat Hirsch. Daren Sage- dahl. Chad Kemp. Craig Johanneck. Jason Mathiowetz. Mike Fischer. Ryan Johnson. Greg Baune. Shawn Lens- ing. Keith Mathiowetz. and Eric Berg. Middle: Varsity Football. Row 1: Scott Mann. Gary Lanoue. Jonathan Dallenbach. Todd Andersen. Jeff Lemcke. Matthew Guetter. Trevor Brau. Scott Fennern. Andrew Woelfel. Kevin Baune. Sam Altermatt. David White, and Chad Bierl. Row 2: Coach Kemp. Coach Hindt. Mark Pistulka. Andrew Schiller. Travis Welch. Ron Eichten. Mike Han- sen. Kent Kletscher. Corey Hunter. Russ Dudgeon. Dean Fischer. Patrick Eichten. John Hengel. John Bliss, and Jim Lanoue. Row 3: Mark Liebl. Paul Honetsch- lager. Tim Miller. Mark Fischer. Joe Thull. Craig Gob- lirsch. Ben Dallenbach. Chris Rohlik. Scott Martin. Joe Kemp. Rick Riley, and Coach Johnson. Bottom: Junior Varsity Football. Row 1: Scott Mann. John Hengel. Tre- vor Brau. David White. Scott Fennern. Pat Eichten. and Jim Lanoue. Row 2: Coach Kemp. Gary Lanoue. Ron Eichten. Mark Pistulka. Dean Fischer. Todd Andersen. Jeff Lemcke. Chad Bierl. and Johathan Dallenbach. Row 3: Andrew Schiller. Travis Welch. Mark Liebl. Mat- thew Guetter. and Kent Kletscher. 66 Going For That Winning Touchdown With chants of VICTORY and the encouragement of many anxious parents, eager classmates, and ordinary fans, the Wabasso Rabbits started the season. Always keeping the fans and their opponents on their toes waiting for the next surprise move of the multitalented team, the Rabbits fought to the finish. They topped off the season with a five and eight record. Pictured. Top: The opposing team coming in for the tackle. Middle left: In a flash the ball is down the field, and its a TOUCHDOWN! Middle right: Captain Kevin Baune. Coach Hindt. and Captain Sam Altermatt. Bottom left: Football Cheerleaders. Top: Traci Fennern. Jenny Altermatt. and Dawn Frericks. Bottom: Cindy Plaetz. Shelly Miller, and Kerri VanLoy. Bottom middle: Joe Kemp looks to the left as he runs away with the ball. Bottom right. Mike Hansen starts out the game with one of his winning kicks. 67 'here It Goes! There goes the ball, and it’s not returned by the other side. It’s a point for the Rabbits. Yeah! screams the crowd. This is just part of the excitement that goes on at a Wabasso Rabbit's volleyball game. Throughout the season the team kept the fans screaming for more. Pictured. Top left: A Squad Volleyball. Row 1: Cindy Plaetz. Sheryl Pistulka. Joy Raduenz. Kerri VanLoy. Heather Hindt. and Dawn Irlbeck. Row 2: Coach Oftedahl. Kristi Berg. Stacy Wahl. Tracy Jenniges. Pamela Guetter. Traci Fennern. Jenny Altermat. Shelly Miller, and Assistant Coach Dallmann. Top right: Shelly Miller spikes the ball into to her surprised opponents face. Middle left: Kristi Berg sets the ball for a teammate to spike. Bottom right: B Squad Volleyball. Row 1: Shelly Rohlik. Sherry Riley. Lori Plaetz. Tammy Plaetz. and Michelle Anderson. Row 2: Jessi Johanneck. Shellie Saxton. Sherri Rohlik. Dawn Irlbeck. and Wendy Otto. Row 3: Coach Dallmann. Annette Frericks. Tina Eis. Darla Schoo. Tracy Jenniges. Sandy Davis, and Dawn Frericks. Bottom left: Volleyball Cheerleaders. Top: Kelly Daub and Jennifer Lemcke. Bottom: Sheila Grossman. Peggy Kelly, and Lisa Hengel. Pictured. Top left: Heather Hindt and Stacy Wahl wait for the ball to come their direction. Top right: Here's players Sheryl Pistulka. Jenny Altermatt. and Dawn Frer- icks intently watching the game. Middle: Jr High Volleyball. Row 1: Laurie Kallevig. Deborah Mann, Shannon Hildebrant. Amy Fuhr, Theresa Ledermann. Kristi Ra- duenz, Nicole Frank. Angela Schlemmer. and Tricia Fenger. Row 2: Sharon Ber- nardy. Nancee Kuehn. Audrea Mahal, Su- san Kletscher. Jean VanLoy. Sonya Guet- ter, Lori Schilling. Jennifer Dahms. Stacy Hengel. Janean Guetter. and Sonya Guetter. Bottom left: C Squad Volleyball. Row 1: Sheila Grossman. Jennifer Lemcke. Tamara Martin, and Vicki Frank. Row 2: Toni Lemcke. Patricia Haack. Lori Baune. Cindy Dudgeon, and Coach Dall- mann. Row 3: Denise Steffi. Lisa Hengel. Joleen Bernardy. and Pamela Louwagie. Bottom right: Captain Traci Fennern. Coach Oftedahl. and Captain Stacy Wahl. The Name of the Game What’s the name of the game? Boy’s Basketball is the name of this game. Bouncing, dribbling, passing, and shooting are the fundamentals of basketball. Teamwork is also a must. This year’s boys basketball squad had plenty. They worked together to win several games and played well in the ones they lost. The team included five seniors, ranging in height from 6’ 1 to 6’4. Pictured. Top: Tim Miller decides where to throw the ball. Middle left: Captain Mark Fischer. Coach Larson, and Captain Tim Miller. Middle right: John Hengel passes the ball to Mark Fischer. Bottom: A Squad Boys Basketball. Row 1: Managers Tim Petersen and Todd Petersen. Row 2: David White. John Hengel. Dean Fischer. Jeff Schoer, Ron Eichten. and Tim Miller. Row 3: Coach Larson. Craig Goblirsch, Leon Kalkoff. Paul Honetschlager. Chuck Boushek. Kent Kletscher. Eph Eichten. Pat Eichten. Mark Fischer, and Coach Kemp. Pictured. Top left: B Squad Boys Basketball. Row 1: John Dallenbach. Craig VanLoy. and Scott Fennern. Row 2: Dean Fischer. David White. Pat Eichten. Jeff Schoer. Ron Eichten. and Coach Kemp. Top right: Mark Fischer waits for the referee to give him the ball. Middle left: Junior High Boys Basketball. Row 1: Brian Frericks. Jason Dallenbach. Mike Goblirsch. and Greg Baune. Row 2: Brian Turbes. David Gob- lirsch. Brian Fischer. James Pohlen. and Daren Sa- gedahl. Row 3: Jeff Turbes. Shawn Lensing. Ryan Johnson. Mike Fischer. Craig Johanneck. and Eric Berg. Middle right: One of our boys shoots for a basket. Bottom left: Boys Basketball Cheerleaders. Top: Kerri VanLoy. Jessie Johanneck. and Shelly Miller. Bottom: Cindy Plaetz and Dawn Frericks. 71 Pictured Top: A Squad Girls Basket- ball. Row 1: Manager Mary Kallevig. Kelly Daub. Darla Schoo. Sherry Riley. Pam Boyum. Stacy Wahl. Kristi Berg, and Debbie Palmer. Row 2: Coach Kallevig. Janet Pohlen. Rochelle Guet- ter. Sherry Rohlik, Sandy Davis. Rhonda Ochkoci. Traci Fennern. Lori Knutson, and Coach Sagedahl. Mid- dle left: Debbie Palmer reaches for the basket Middle right: B Squad Girls Basketball. Row 1: Tami Martin. Shei- la Grossman. Toni Lemcke. and Cindy Dudgeon. Row 2: Heather Hindt. Jen- nifer Lemcke. Marlene Pohlen. Vicki Frank. Cindy Guetter. Sharon Rohlik. and Pam Louwagie. Row 3: Lisa Hen- gel. Sherry Riley. Darla Schoo. Sandy Davis. Debbie Palmer. Pam Boyum. and Linda Knutson. Bottom: Junior High Girls Basketball. Row 1: Amy Schreifels. Lisa Knutson. Shannon Hil- debrandt. Kristi Radeunz. and Beth Plaetz. Row 2: Tricia Fenger. Laurie Kallevig. Theresa Ledermann. Susan Kletscher. Nicole Frank. Sharon Ber- nardy. and Sonya Guetter. Row 3: Theresa Bernardy. Audrea Mahal. Te- resa Bernardy. Suela Arends. Janean Guetter. Stacy Hengel. and Coach Woodford. 72 Women On The Floor Women in basketball have been a tradition for years, and this year was no different. The girls had a hard season, but played well and came out with increased knowledge about basketball. Team spirit made up for the losses and everyone had a good time. That’s what it's all about! Pictured Top left: Sandy Davis follows Darla Schoo down the floor as Darla zips away with the ball. Top right: Captain Kristi Berg, Captain Traci Fennern. Captain Kelly Daub, and Coach Kallevig. Middle left: The girls reach for the ball as it flies through the air. Middle right: Rhonda Ochocki shoots for a basket. Bottom: Leaping for the basket is Rhonda Ochocki. 73 To Be Number One To be number one is something all wrestlers wish to be. It’s exciting and it makes everyone proud to say they are on the WHS wrestling sqaud. This year the wrestlers fought to win that title of number one. They won the Tomahawk Conference for the third year in a row, but were beat in district competition. In individuals Terry Jenniges went on to region competition, and then on to state, where he placed fourth. Al- though they didn't get to be number one in the state, they still achieved many goals, and won many matches of which this school is proud. Pictured Top: A Squad Wrestling. Row 1: Korey Rogotzke. Troy Schumacher. Chad Kemp. Don Schilling. Greg Stage. Mark Pistulka. Dennis Frank, and Terry Jen- niges Row 2: Brad Pitzl. Mark Bliss. Chris Rohlik, Andy Woeltel, Russ Dudgeon. Sam Altermatt, Joe Kemp. Rick Riley, and Coach Hindt. Top middle: Two wres- tlers start a match. Middle left: Terry Jen- niges fixes his headgear Middle middle: Greg Stage in a shuck position. Middle right: Glen Schilling going for a pin. Bot- tom left: Coach Hindt concentrating on the match. Bottom right: Captain Sam Altermatt. Coach Hindi, and Captain Ter- ry Jenniges. 74 Pictured. Top: B Squad Wrestling. Row 1: Pat Hirsch. Scott Ber- nardy. Jon Bliss. Korey Rogotzke, Brad Pitzl. and Andy Schiller. Row 2: Mark Bliss. Bill Mathiowetz. Travis Welch. Joel Wagner. Mark Liebl. and Scott Fennern. Top mid- dle left: Junior High Wrestling. Row 1: Troy Schumacher. Brian Salfer. Chad Irlbeck. Nathan Brandt. Dean Bernardy . and Randy Han- son. Row 2: Mike Jenmges. Sy Price. Pat Hirsch. Chad Kemp. Craig Irlbeck. and Larry Kelly Top middle right: Rick Riley riding his opponent Pictured Middle left: Wrestling Cheerleaders. Jenny Al- termatt. Julie Schilling. Shelly Rohlik. Dawn Irlbeck. and Peggy Kelly Middle right: Terry Jenniges received first place at region in individual competition and went on to receive fourth place at state competition. Bottom left: Riding two on one. Bottom right: The opponent throw- ing in the bulldog. 75 Running to Victory Running to a victory is what the boy’s track team was doing all season. Many individuals did very well this year. They did well enough at district to be able to go on to region. Keith Guetter placed first in the pole vault at region competition and eighth in state com- petition. In team competition WHS won the sectional meet and participat- ed in the state meet at St. Cloud. Pictured. Top: High Scool Boy’s Track. Row 1: Trevor Brau. Shawn Boyum. David White. Scott Christensen. Tim Miller. Jeff Lemcke. Corey Hunter. Mike Hansen, and Mitch Rauk. Row 2: Coach Johnson. Richard Bernardy. John Hengel. Matt Guetter. Shawn VanMeveren. Craig Gob- lirsch. Paul Honetschlager, Kent Kletscher. Keith Guetter. Joe Kemp. Joe Thull. and Coach Berg Middle left: Junior High Boy's Track. Row 1: Daren Sagedahl. Brian Frericks. Shawn Grossman, and Jason Dallen- bach. Row 2: Coach Plaetz. Ryan Johnson. Greg Baune. Shawn Lensing. and Chad Kemp. Middle middle: The long jump in progress. Middle right: Captain Joe Kemp. Coach Johnson, and Captain Keith Guetter. Pictured. Bottom left: Mike Hansen resting before a meet. Bottom middle: Keith Guetter went to state competition and placed eighth in the pole vault. Bottom right: Tim Miller, the middle runner, pulls into the lead. Flaming Feet In girl’s track every team member has flaming feet. Many hours are spent running on area roads for practice. The girls this year worked very hard, setting their feet on fire. Several girls partici- pated in running events, while others did the high jump, long jump, and shot put. Pictured. Top: Girl’s Track. Seated: Managers Trevor Brau and Mitch Rauk. Row 1: Val Landkammer. Sherrie Judson, Sue Kletscher, Amy Fuhr, Theresa Ledermann. and Stacy Wahl. Row 2: Coach Johnson. Sheila Grossman. Heather Hindt. Nancee Kuehn. Annette Frericks. Darla Schoo, Dawn Irlbeck. Lori Plaetz. Lisa Hengel. and Coach Berg. Row 3: Pam Boyum. Sandy Davis. Julie Schilling. Traci Fennern. Cindy Plaetz. Dawn Frericks. and Sharon Salter. Middle left: Some track members taking a break. Middle right: Junior High Girl's Track. Row 1: Theresa Ledermann. Val Landkammer. Nancee Kuehn. Sue Kletscher. Amy Fuhr. and Coach Plaetz. Row 2: Sherrie Judson, Laurie Kallevig. Debbie Mann. Jennifer Strand. Theresa Bernardy. and Tricia Fenger. Row 3: Paula Rudemck. Kristi Raduenz. Stacy Hengel. Janean Guetter. Lori Palmer, and Jean VanLoy. Bottom left: Captain Cindy Plaetz. Coach Johnson, and Stacy Wahl. Bottom middle: Traci Fennern prepares to throw the shot. Bottom right: Dawn Frericks and Cindy Plaetz reach the finish line. 77 Pictured. 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Top: Greg Ord takes a nap dur- ing science class. Middle top left: Jason Domine. Erick Fennern. and Scott Martin dressed up for their last full day of school. Middle bottom left: One sign that always means leaving. Middle right: Darcy Weiss picks her poison. Bottom: Doug Lawrenz displays some of that end of the school year weariness. Au Revoir, Adios, and Goodbye Saying goodbye is perhaps one of the hardest things to do, and yet we feel glad that we have had these times and shared the fun. This is the end of the book and we would like to close with these few words. No one is ever very far away. If you search long enough you’re bound to run into the special people you grew up with at WHS. Don’t forget, another school year starts again in the fall, and many of your friends will be back to go another round. Have a good summer! Pictured. Here's a tew signs that the year is coming to a close. Top left: Julie Schilling and Tracy Jenniges relax in their sweats. Top right: Miss Hamilton hands Carrie Treml a certificate for her achievement as photography editor. Bot- tom left: Lisa Wall goes to class. Bottom right: Andy Schiller gives us the jr. bird man look. Things get pretty crazy at the end of a school year Thanks I would like to say thanks to all the people who helped with the annual. Thanks to the annualstaff, Mrs. Kal- levig, the photographers, the teach- ers and administration, and the stu- dent body for all your help and coo- peration throughout the year. I hope you enjoy the book. SNIlSOf