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

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eniofzs Mar lys Bangerter s ln a 'A ' Z b ' h to dfifeeaih? fm2y1i11Z33w E.' I Glen Bock My way lS bestg unless someone elses ts better. ' Betty Anderson 'Tu-Inga grow Ln gardens, but w cares for them that way. ' Audrgy Bangerter 'Face pow er ma wm a man but it takes bahling powder to keep him. ' -10- IAZ Ar lemihBode wa s , t gets gl lg? dofzegq ye ,N Arthur Ijgalizius ' o one ca - crate him Zotuevgnahghi self. '

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Glass - - conf. Floyd Burtzel, you will receive VERAUNM4XA's ability to behave on the school bus. To Lavonne Woe lfel goes all of GENE NORCUTT's shyness. If you see Gertrude Fixsen rolling her eyes next year, she is just using the ability she received from DOROTHY REYNOLDS, MAVIS SALFISBERG leaves her ability to get along with the music teacher to Lyle Syverson. Charlotte Nott is the heir of SH1RLEY.fHRwDER's ability to keep her minutes straight. I, TIBASILLA SHEADN leave my abihity to study before an examin- ation to Lorraine Bergstrom. To Lavonne Dobberstein goes HELEN SIEGFRIED's ability to write love letters and make them interesting. IENNETH SIINCLAIB wills his physique to Fred Jensen. I, NCBM4 SKCBLIK bequeath my graceful ways to Darlene Schaffren. Bernacine Huchtaeschel, you are the proud recipient of JANICE ZIMfvERLI's flirting ways. Since I, AUDREY BAINCERTER, have been holding hands for a good many years I leave a part of my ability to Lois Christensen. Tom Whealy, you are to receive VERNMAXA's ability to assist in the lunch room. ELIEN GAMUELGAARD lends her ability to get a man and keep him to Shirley Hudenick. I, JAWS KRATZKE, leave my worn path to the office to Bruce Elliott. To Orville Froelich goes FRED DALLMAN's athletic build. CEINE MBCUTT wills his pep and ambition to Ken Rade l. DCRUIIIY REHVOLIB willingly gives her shyness to Phyllis Shemon. ARLENE BCDE leaves her ability to eat candy and not get caught to Treonne Robinson. To Mr. Lokkesmoe we leave our studious and carefree ways and all the vocabulary studies. To Mr. Flaten we leave our taxes and agreementsg also our long shorthand. , To Mr. Beck we leave all our sour notes and 'A Song of Peace. ' To Mr. Eliason we leave two-thirds of the library plus one-third of the chemistry equipment which gives you enough to teach math. To Miss O'Connell we leave all our flat basketballs. To Mr. Baab we leave our psychology books and everything in them but the pages. To Mr. Sooger we wish a bigger office and a secretary to go with lt. To Mr. Cummer we leave ARTHLH DAHMs' ability to peal potatoes. Mr. Olson, you will receive the remains of our sunflower seeds, and a most essential item to clean them up with, a tooth brush. To Anne Mahal we bequeath all our lunch tickets and the dicta- phone used in shorthand class. -9-

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eniofzs Frederick -Da Z llnann 'Be mg a wlse .man he knows everythmg. ' I Gerald Fennern I haue never known a man who azed from overwork. 5 , if iff T Eilleln lggzcard ' ' ' t s un, wiiglg rigllggone. ' Lorance Geske A 'He 's one pest DQD.. won't elunznate. l Dennis Goblirsch Love LS what makes the world spin, I feel dizzy myself. ' Beatrice Ka Zkhoff 'Sweet and merry, wants to be a secretary. ' 11-