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

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At the organizational meeting of the Pep Club, the cheerleaders passed our pom poms to mem- bers and also their booklet containing the old yells and new cheers for the season. After the pepfest the cheerleaders sponsered a sock-hop. The cheerleaders are selected by the student body. Selection is based on pep, personality, and cheerleading ability. SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Clarice Fennem, Mavis Kuehn, Cheryl Dickinson, Jean Dallmann

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BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row, Left to Right: 0. Evans, R. Siegfried, D. Bergstorm, R. Pauling. 0. Schwofccher. Back Row: Coach Mr. Yess. K. Wedin, R. Priedley, 0. Bill, J. Mag in, R Dennistoun. 1960-1961 SEASON'S RECORD WABASSO 23 Pranklin 55 22 Milroy 65 41 St. Anne 64 38 Echo 57 58 Boyd 43 52 Hanley Palls 55 46 Belview 70 5 Echo 59 66 Wood Lake 80 39 Pranklin 61 42 Belview 60 25 Milroy 58 56 Echo 93 62 Wood Lake 59 45 Cottonwood 72 52 St. Anne 68 58 Belview 91 60 Hanley Palls 74 41 Springfield 63 The write up which appeared in the school paper, Rabbit Tracks , after the final Belview game gives a good account of the entire season as far as the basketball team was concerned. The story read, they were out-shot, out-rebounded. and out- played. Wabasso not only had trouble scoring, but their ball handling left a great deal to be desired. It was a particularity long season for Senior captain Roy Siegfried who turned in excellent ball games time after time in losing efforts. Siegfried shot a hot 4l£ for the year and hit an excellent 59 on 164 free throw attempts to end the season with 391 points for a 20.6 average per game. Even though he played in a losing cause Selgfrled was recog- nized for his outstanding ability when he was named to the All District Ten Team at the conclusion of the tournament, won this season by Redwood Palls. A look at the season's total statistics tells the story better than words or pictures. The only department of play in which Wabasso came close to their opponents was in shots attempted. Other departments show the opposition leading the way in everything except fouls. Por the entire season Wabasso averaged U5.2 points per game to their opponents even 66 points per game The loss of seniors Selgfrled, Priedley and Dennistoun is certainly gbing to hurt the quality of the 1961-62 Rabbits, but the return of Evans, Bill, Magin, Pauling, Wedin, and Schumacher should enable Wabasso to climb more securely into the win column in their next season's effort.

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BUS PATROL Sitting left to right: P. Goudy, J. Schoer, S. Warner, J. Schwahn, R. Wittwer. Standing: K. Pixsen, A. Irlbeck, R. Poelster, B. Walter, A. Brau, G. Bloedow, P. Oorres, J. Niemann, P. McCorkell, L. Lange. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated left to right: R. Siegfried, K. Wedin, 0. Hansen, J. Magin, M. Schoer, P. McCorkell. Standing: J. Kretsch, A. Irlbeck, T. Christensen, M. Willhite, J. Niemann, K. Pixsen, R. Wittwer, R. Wille, D. Risse, K. Almjeld, J. Wetter, R. Raddatz, B. Walter, M. McCorkell, L. Lange. Not pictured is the advisor, Mrs. Arndt.