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

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F.H.A, Left to right: Kathy Fixsen, Agnes Irlbeck, Cheryl Dickenson, Joyce Luescher, Mary Willhite, Beverly Hoiznagel, Penny Powell, Esther Odell, Susan Dickenson. The picture above is the girls who participated in the Installation Ceremony for that meeting. The picture to the right at the bottom of this page is the girls getting ready to go to the state meeting in Minneapolis. This year at the state meeting Kathy Fixsen was elec- ted National Committee Member. This year has been a very enjoyable one for the Future Homemakers of America. We have done many things; had cake sales, candy sales, pizza party, and most important this year was the District Convention which was held here on November 5,1960. Attendance at this conven- tion was 500 girls from 21 different chapters. Second row; left to right: Officers-C. Dickenson, M. Willhite, P. Powell, K. Fixsen. First row; Advisor- Mrs. Krengel. Chapter Mothers-Mrs. Willhite and Mrs. Fennern. All ready to go to the state meeting-Esther Odell, Kathy Fixsen, Mrs. Krengel, Sandy Dickenson, and Penny Powell.

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OCCUPATIONS NIGHT The thought behind Occupations Night was to inform students about different Job occupations. Pifty-four occupations were presented. Students could ask questions, talk and listen to people who worked in these various occupations. The night was divided into three one- half hour periods. Thi3 gave you time to inquire about many of your interests. MILITARY NIGHT The purpose of Military night was to acquaint students with all branches of the Armed Porces. The evening was divided into three one-half hour periods. The Air Porce presented a movie entitled, You which dealt with the reasons why you should stay in high school. COLLEGE NIGHT College night gave us the opportunity to gain knowledge about the college of our choice. The students had questions which they wanted answered, but when we arrived the lights were out. Candles and flood lights were used in place of them. Power was restored in an hour. Sessions were shortened to two half- hour periods after the delay. In spite of this, the evening was a success.

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FOOTBALL TEAM R. Friedly Co-Captain W. Hauptll Co-Captain This year our football team was composed of fourteen boys. The majority of the players were young and inexperienced. Our four returning lettermen were Rav Friedly. Wayne Hauptli, Roy Siegfried, and George Evans. Though the Rabbits were young and inexperienced they fought hard and were only out of the game once. when they played unbeaten Echo. The experience gained this season will benefit the team of next year Wabasso 7 B«yd 26 led by Glen Bill and George Evans, Co-Captains. The highlight of the season was a 13-7 v:-n over n 13 Milroy 45 Belview played at Wabasso on Sept. 23. High point of the ball game came when, with Wabasso trailing, 11 7 Franklin 27 Roy Siegfried scored on a 5 yard run after catching a pass from Evans. The second touchdown came when :::::: ti 7 Echo 77 Ken wedin plunged over from the U yard line. n 13 Belview 7 Honors came to the Rabbits when Roy Siegfried and Dave Eichten were named to the All-Conference Team. On Saturday the 15th of October,the i960 football team attended the Minnesota-Northwestern game held in Minneapolis. It was a tight game throughout with the Minnesota Gophers finally winning by 7-° .•••••••••••••••••••••a-..........•••••••••••••••••••••••••«...................... •••••■••••••■•••••■•••••••••••■••••••••■••■••a • ••••••••••••• V. Johnson D. Bergstrom A. Lemcke Danieloski Hauptli Raddatz M. McCorkell MANGERS: B. Wegner R. Wedin