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

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Mrs. Krengel is pictured here with her students which include from left to right: David Wer- ner, Kenneth Sheets, Ervin Dorow, Gary Ruck- taeschel, James Ellingaon, and Phillip Hertling. Marie Plaetz is absent. The activities of the class include group singing, art, bulletin board work, and penmanship. One of the main attrac- tions was the building of an aquarium. KINDERGARTEN Seated left to right, row 1: Leon Plaetz, Timothy Woodford, Mark Price. Row 2: Randy Memmenga, Wayne Rud- enick, Marian Schwab, Clayton Will- hite, Peggy Risse, Mary Remiger. Row 3: Ginger Radel. Christine Lensing, Michael Schultz, Debra Schueller, Dennis Zieske, Billy Lensing, Mar- ilyn Stoks, Roxanne Pistulka, Dean Sinclair. Row J+: Clayton Schwerin, Larry Meyer, Jean Maurer, Bonita Saifor, Paulette Lange, Marlene Van Hecke, Orville Troxil, Kaye Werner, Richard Steffi, Elaine Schueller. Absent: Miohael Warner, Noreen Rig Ee SPECIAL CLASS Seated left to right, row 1: Ronny Baune, Karl Anderson, Steve Beadell, Kevin Fischen Row 2: Karen Gammel- gaard, Julie Beckman, Annette Has- senstab, Sherrie Hauptli. Row 3 Gwen Beraneck, JoAnn Altermatt, Jane Hammerschmidt, Brenda Daub, Jimmy Kratzke, Jeffrey Baune, Jerry Dick- inson, Linda.Fixsen, Handy King, Peggy Johanneck, Kaye Fixsen, Lu- cille Dallmann, Patti Johnson, Row 1;: Beverly Dallmann, Claudia Goche, Gerry Gales, Joey Baune, Victori Hahn, Chris Christensen, Rita Jensen, Kevin Johanneck, JoAnn Bellig, Bernadette Anton.

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FIFTH GRADE Left to right: Ervin Daniel- owski, Michael Sinclair, Paul Christensen, Eunice Newmann, Carol Christensen, and Dana Anderson, Left to right: Arnold Lentz, Daniel Hengel, Cleon Lange, Charles Jensen, Judy Magin, Julie Lindeman, LaDonna Zimm- erman, and Mrs, Haas, During the winter months the fifth graders played competitive basketball with the sixth graders. Some of these games were played during the halves of the high school basketball games. The fifth graders have been enjoying science. They have been carrying on many experiments. They now have a portable silence table in their room and they also have new science books. SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Negaard The sixth graders were moved into the old school building the last part of the school year because the kindergarden class is being taught in their old room. On May 12, 19o0, the sixth graders went by bus to Minnea- polis and St. Paul to view the Capitol Building, the Ford Plant, Como Park, Minneapolis Public Library, Science Mu- seum, and the Minnesota Historical Society. Bottom row, left to right: Linda Hauptli, Jimmy Menk, Beverly Wegner, and Carol Law- renz. Top row, left to right: Tommy Bangerter, David Fuhr, Ardyce Werner, Earlene Jensen, and David Radel. Bottom row, left to right: Cathy Marquardt, Delbert Wer- ner, Diane Hengel, Louise Han- son, and Linda Sheets. Top row, left to right: Eu- leen Sohweim, Jean Arndt, Ri- chard Mammenga, Dianne Schoer, sind Jean Burtzel.

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Left to Right—Third Row-P. Almjeld, R. Siegfried, T. Lange, G. Werner, P. Zieske, V. Quesenberry, R. Kruae. Second Row--K. Almjeld, P. Powell, J. Niemann A, Irlbeck, C, Danielowaki, E. Bloedow, First Row—A. Arenda, K. Fixsen, N, Meyer, J, Magin, D, Risae, M, Wille. PAPER STAFF The school paper is published every two weeks. The paper has justified margins and a great deal more art work. The re- porters have a deadline to meet just like any other newspaper has. But mostly it takes respons- ibility and cooperation by everyone to get the paper out neatly and on time. Left to right: Standing—B. Schaffran, N. Walter, K. Irl- beck, N. Caw, B. Jensen, K. Brau, B, Domine, L. Moore, M. Arends. Seated—K. Johnson, J. Lovald.