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CLASS PROPHECY The Seniors of '81 left bright and early one morning for their Sneak Day. As they progressed, they ran across several members of the Class of '71. The first stop was at a big hospital where the registered nurses, Gretchen Tollefson and LouOra Lind, were busy with patients and giving orders to the LPN's, Rogene Bumann, Cheryl Whaley, Pat Albrecht, and Cheri Stoecker. In another part of the hospital psychologist Tom Wakeley was analyzing Dave Munter, the professional grocery boy. As they continued their tour, they came across a school where Jeanne Lamprecht and Laura Nelson were teachers. It was also noticed how well the floors were taken care of by Roger Erickson, Chief Sanitation Engineer. They stopped for lunch at the Drifty Diner Truck Stop where Dave Carlson, the brilliant mathematician, and Gene Kalvelage, the professional basketball play- er, were having lunch, and outside Jim Swanson, the mechanic, was busy fixing a motor. They walked into a church where Mike Osbury, the local minister, was busy forgiving the sins of Warren Greeno and Bob hfitz. While touring the 3-M Company, they came across Kathy Muller, the business woman, being assisted by secretaries Barb Wamberg, Barb Koehler, and Cherrie Carlson. After an afternoon of shopping, they headed for the Purple Copycats where the live entertainment was being provided by Allen Mittan, leader of a combo, and Phil Bruner, a comedian. Out in the audience laughing at the hilarities were Robert Doerr and Dave Wakeley and Rick Anderson, the tough drill sargeant who was home on leave from the Army. Twila Lind and Ellen Jacob were busy waiting on the tables of Ranee Barnes and Melva Acklie, two housewives who were out for a night on the town. 11
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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1967, 31 freshmen entered Wausa High School. The class included: Melva Acklie, Pat Al- brecht, Richard Anderson, Ranee Barnes, Phillip Bruner, Rogene Bumann, Cheryl Carlson, David Carlson, Bonita Clausson, David DeRoin, Robert Doerr, Roger Erickson, Warren Greeno, Ellen Jocob, Gene Kavelage, Barbara Koehler, Jeanne Lamprecht, LouOra Lind, Twila Lind, Allan Mittan, Kathy Muller, David Munter, Laura Nelson, Donna Olson, Mike Osberg, Jim Swanson, Gretchen Tollefson, David Wakeley, Tom Wakeley, Barbara Wamberg, and Cheryl, Whaley. Bob Hitz and Micki Alukonis joined the class during the year. Class officers were: President- Donna Olson, Vice President- Laura Nelson, Secretary- Barb Wamberg, and Trea- surer- Dave Munter. Student council members were Jeanne Lamprecht, Gretchen Tollefson, Dave DeRoin, and Mike Osberg. Donna Olson was chosen cheerleader. Homecoming attendants were Cheryl Carlson and Dave Wakeley. Class sponsors were Mrs. Hollister and Miss Voss. 32 sophomores returned in 1968. Dave DeRoin had moved away during the summer. Class officers were: President- Gene Kavelage, Vice President- Barb Wamberg, Secretary- Jeanne Lamprecht, and Treasurer- Mike Osberg. Student council members were: Donna Olson, Bonita Clausson, Phil Bruner, and Dave Wakeley. Donna Olson was elected cheerleader. Homecoming attendants were Donna Olson and Phil Bruner. Class sponsors were Miss Arent and Mr. Leapley. 30 juniors returned in 1969. Micki Alukonis, Bonita, and Donna Olson had moved away during the summer. Cheri Stoecker joined the class. Class officers were: President- Phil Bruner, Vice President- Dave Munter, Secretary- Warren Grenno, and Allen Mittan. Student council members were Barb Wamberg, Ranee Barnes, Mike Osberg, and Gene Kavelage. Cheerleaders were Jeanne Lamprecht and Gretchen Tollefson. Homecom- ing attendants were Jeanne Lamprecht and Gene Kavelage. Class sponsors were Mr. Ankeny and Mrs. Kuhl- man. The junior class play, Stranger in the Night, directed by Mr. Story, was presented on Nov. 7, 1969. The juniors honored the seniors with a banquet on May 1, 1970, using the theme Three Coins in the Fountain. The band was The Velvet Haze. 30 seniors returned for their last year. Class officers were: President- Allen Mitten, Vice President-Laura Nelson, Secretary- Mike Osberg, and Treasurer- Gene Kavelage. Student Council members were Barb Wam- berg, Pat Albrecht, Tom Wakeley, and Phil Bruner. Cheerleaders were Jeanne Lamprecht and Cheryl Carlson. Jeanne Lamprecht and Phil Bruner were crowned King and Queen at Homecoming on Oct. 2, 1970. Class sponsors were Mr. Johnson and Mr. Wamberg. Senior pictures were taken on Sept. 28, 1970, by Genelli Studios. The senior class play, Caught in the Villian's Web, directed by Mr. Smith, was given on April 2, 1971. The Juniors honored the seniors with a banquet on April 30, 1971. Baccalauriate was held on May 9, 1971. Commencement was held on May 12, 1971. 10
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