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

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eniofzs 'J t lljzznicefqirqmerli 0. f sheusgets' groundywg Carpe Kenneth Sinclair 'Practice makes perfect, but who Zzkes perfect1.on?' Norma Skob lik 'A nurse---patient and lov zngi! ' President ----- D ennis Gob lirsqh greasurer ---- Be Matri1,ceBKa Zkhegjf t ----- s a er V?lgeePggg. ----- gf -'ZAr leggegode -14...

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eniofzs Vernon Maxa 'Baseball's his favorite, but is that all.' 'E Z AGene Nbrgutt x osives are a erous butpthat ain't allvg Ywu ul' -fi, X Thrasilla Shemon 'Has learned what makes thinis tick--an alarm eloc ???' Helen Siegfried fLoves to join Alice in Wonderland.' v,.,fu ew . Q .- E 2 5 3 5 2 H 3 ,E Dorothy Reynolds 'The highway to success has many detours. Who s in a hurryl' Shirley Schroeder Y 1School is the basis of education. Some of itf'

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elass ptophecmi Let's turn the pages of time ahead ten years and look in on our graduates of '51. We boarded the bus for the Purdue vs. Minnesota. football game and found it rather crowded. We saw a seat containi only one person and sat down t to iRm,D , the Bedwo counf gylizgriculturglei agent.d cheaztitling awgahe wazdpbfke H1 the ai r a ance a ine w ic re THU! AIMS, New bapfgiate fgr senator, and also found KEMVETH SIMIL417? as his political manager. . We turned the age and saw an advertisement which invited us to attend the 'ihadyds Ballroom' and dance to the music of JIA'f!1fIflATZKE and his orchestra, featuring LCRANIE CESKE as his so ois . On glancing around us we found our bus driver to be GLEN BCIZK. We arrived in Minneapolis in plenty o time.to take in several sites We took a s reet car to one o the big er rks. Tht 'dhhd nd dgbOl5?AlD FE151vE1?15'.rfsvihfz'Zl ii 'lil' garjkpewe u5Zwa?fEi'zAoN l'l4iX.I:Jul1he fffirkepoziqe- man talking to theldpostman ARNOLD KHUSE. Next we. saw walkin e ranc . i er were a await 'U' Sxufswa-mf'f Jmfmntgtttttiiahfmr as 'fmmfaefiil SIEMON who are her ranch hands. We had just leqotughstime -toztcatcfh-ahbus tp tge gamer whelrtztwe saw a si n in i er n w c rea era ont . BETTY AN5ERSO1VgSensatlo5zallgtaf'. I P g Wengound Hood seat in the stadium. Minnesota's football coach, NNIS LIFSCH ave a short talk and then we saw the action of a good team. fgcarrwralvglashed and on glancing up we found the photographer to be GE NGICUIT, and later when we talked t .a busy reporter, SHIRIEY SCIBIDEH, we found they were both working for the 'Minneapolis Star Journal. ' A ter the ame we saw a rou o teachers and came ace to face wjith ARQEE BCDE, who Es tellachling hogs economicsfat the ' 't . he h i z'b nd k d 'fwiirilei IELEN glicfhzmnrwfgya llfrfflgn fheflfary a as 6 . Everybodybneeds alsnack after an exciting game and we de- cided to stop into a tidy looking restaurant. Here we saw. sev- eral other graduates including ARNOLD KAUFENBERG, who said he was runnin a dairy farm and had 'ust been to a convention. ELLEN who was .on a be lbted honeymoon, and DELQQES LBIHVE, who had just ste ea across the street from her cas ier hob tosget a czhn of cofpjfee. We were just about to leave when AVIS LFISBE G walked in and told us she was working as a telephone operator. We saw the latest star-les displayed in a shop window which read, 'Bea's and Berny's ashion Sho . ' We entered. and found the owners to be the KALKHOFF TWIN5 One of their smiling mode ls was AIDREY BAINCEHTEH. Three nurses entered to talk over lans for new unisforms and so we met MAHLYS BANGEBTFR, PAT NAHAL ndNO'iMA KOBLIlf w had' b If t lk th , a . . e just egun o a over e good old times at W,H.S. when one glance at the clock told us we 'd better hurry if we were going to catch the bus back to 'Vfaliaiso and get home for a much nee ed nap after such an event- u ay. By ' Gertrude Fixsen A Mildred Sme tak -15-