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

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BASKETBALL SEASON'S RECORD A TEAK Left to right: Stending--Coach Orville Yeas, W. Hauptli, S. Bangerter, R. Dennistoun, T. Lange, R. Friedly, D. Schmidt, W. Fennern, Assistant Coach Gramer Davis. Kneellng--G. Bill, R. Siegfried, C. Evans, P. Almjeld, G. Evans, Manager J. Lange. Paul Almjeld played a long season with or for the effort. A look at the season's st much better light. For instance, over the entire season Wabasso was only outscored by 13 fieldgoals and actually attempted more shots from the field than their opposition. Defense, or the lack of it, and poor free throwing proved to be the undoing of the locals. The lack of men because of fouls in late stages of games caused them to drop many close games. All of the Seniors fired for good field goal averages with Lange leading at 39%; Ban- gerter, Schmidt, and Almjeld all at 33 ! and Fennern shooting a good 28% for the year. Returning next year are Siegfried, Dennistoun, Chuck and George Evans, Hauptli, Friedly, Bill, and Werner. All are expected to help out and pros- pects for a rather good year seem in order. Wabasso 36 Comfrey U3 50 Milroy(overt ime) 52 61 Echo 78 52 Jeffers 5b 37 Belview 50 U7 Echo 65 62 Lamberton 73 U9 Hanley Falls(OT) 51 50 St. Anne's 58 37 Belview b5 9fl Boyd 59 k3 Echo 58 61 Franklin 52 58 Belview 61 59 Milroy 76 50 Jeffers 55 69 St. Anne's 87 65 Comfrey 73 U9 Redwood Falls 75 Schmidt , Scott Bangerter, and 2 wins and 17 losses to show sties showed the Rabbits in a B TEAM Left to right: Standing—G. Schumacher, J. Magin, R. Friedly, R. Way, W. Hauptli, T. Christensen, G, Bill. Knee ling--Coach Gramer Davis. R. Wagner, J. Evans, G. Evans, E. Wer- ner, P. Hauptli, Manager J. Lange. Most people hardly no- ticed the B team, coached by Skip Davis, as they started off each night of basketball entertainment by playing the preliminary game. However, the game was preliminary in name only as the B teamers hustled to a 5 won and 9 lost record by showing great de- sire to play winning basket- ball. The habits, skills, and experience acquired in these games should benefit every player in the future.

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 We, The Future Homemakers of America... Mary Willhite, District Vice- President, consults her advisor. Miss Schroeder; secretary, Janet Magin; and chapter mother, Mrs. Garnet Zieske. Left to Right: Back row--B. Holznagel, J. Luescher, R. Schmidt, L. Fennern, Mrs. Zieske, A. Irlbeck, K. Kruse, M. Arends, L. Moore. Front row--J. Wer- ner, K. Smith, C. Dickinson, D. Suess, M. Bangerter, S. Dickinson, P. Powell, Miss Schroeder, S. Dickinson, K. Fix- sen. Seated--G. Werner, P. Zieske, B. Schaffran, V. Quesenberry, B. Jensen, K. Irlbeck, M. Willhite, J. Magin, J. Lovald. This year we sponsored cake sales, a Christmas Ball, and a Mother-Daughter Reception. The highlight of the year for us was the naming of one of our mem- bers, Mary Willhite, as District Vice- President. State Convention, here we come! Miss Schroeder presents the Homemaker of Tomor- row Award to Kathleen Irlbeck.

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CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders en- joyed another year leading the student body and sup- porting our team. They attended the cheerleading clinic In Granite Palls in October and they also were hosts to the Christmas Basket- ball tournament. TEAM Left to right--Standing--J. Fennern; B, Werner, Mascot; C. Fennern. Kneeling— J. Schwahn, R. Foelster. HOMECOMING PEP FEST B TEAM Clockwise, starting at the top—M. Bangerter, J. Wer- ner, S. Dickinson, S. Dick- inson.