Inductees

Dewey graduated from RLHS in 1961 as a three-sport athlete in football, basketball and baseball, earning 7 varsity letters. In basketball, the 6’2” guard and forward provided the perimeter shooting fir the Warriors with amazing

Herb graduated from RLHS in 1935. In football he was a three-year letterman and triple threat running back for the Lakers. In his senior year he never left the playing field and was acclaimed as the greatest running back ever from Northwest

Jim’s contributions and accomplishments in Rice Lake are spanned over 40 years. His teaching career began in Rice Lake in 1967 after graduating from Superior State University that included practice-teaching at RLHS. He

A 1964 graduate of RLHS, Bob was a three sport letter-winner in baseball, basketball and cross country. In baseball Bob assisted the Warriors to four conference championships, 4 sectional finals and two state tournaments. He lettered all four years in baseball.

Jeff graduated from RLHS in 1980, earning 2 letters in football, 3 in basketball and 2 in baseball. As quarterback and co-captain, Jeff led the 1979 football team to Rice Lake’s State Championship football title. Jeff was co-captain and Honorable Mention member of the All

Steve was a three-sport standout athlete (football, hockey, baseball) at RLHS, graduating in 1984.

Tom was a 1958 graduate of RLHS and Rice Lake’s all-time career leading scorer in basketball with 1090 points, including 425 points during his senior year.

A 1968 graduate of RLHS, Dan set and still holds the following records in basketball during the 1967-68 season, playing as a 6’8” center: 643 pts. - 26.8 Avg/season, 384 pts.- 27.4 Avg/conference, 49 rebounds in one game, 29 offensive rebounds in one

Danielle graduated from RLHS in 1986 as a 3-sport star in fast-pitch softball, volleyball and basketball. At Luther College in Iowa, she was a 4-year letter winner in softball, a 2-year All-American, and conference MVP as a pitcher and catcher.

Earl graduated from Shell lake in 1921 and was a two sport athlete in football and baseball. He was team captain in both sports his senior year and athletic editor of the school newspaper. Prior to graduating from high school, he served his

Joe was a 1963 graduate of RLHS who lettered 2 years in football and 3 years in wrestling. He was captain of the football team his senior year, Ho'N All Conference Middle Linebacker in 1961 and 1962, and a member of the All Northwest Team

A baseball field, known as “Don Zaspel Field”, was dedicated in his honor on June 4, 1998 at Roux Park in Rice Lake. As a strong-armed catcher and powerful hitter, Zaspel played Class C baseball in the minor leagues at Grand Forks, ND

A 1955 graduate of RLHS, Ed was inducted in 2003

A 1958 graduate of RLHS, Foster was inducted in 2003.

A 1953 graduate of RLHS, John was inducted in 2003.

A 1991 graduate of RLHS, Tiffini was inducted in 2003.

Dave graduated from RLHS in 1973 as a three-sport athlete, earning 8 letters. The defensive tackle was named to the 1972 All Northwest Football team and the 1972 First Team UPI All-State Football Team.

Kenneth Dean (Beanie) Currier graduated from RLHS in 1940. He captained the 1939 team as an offensive guard and linebacker.