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Royalty Our Teair. |Cu tCj Q fylQQ The 1961 Homecoming started on Thurs- day night, with the coronation of Queen Mavis Kuehn by her escort King George Evans. Other members of the royal party were: Carolyn Gores, Clarice Fennem, Glenn Bill, David Eichten, Marilyn Wetter, Gary Schu- macher, Sandy Dickinson, and Robert Raddatz. On Friday the majorettes and band lead the snake dance parade into the streets of Wabasso, where a pep fest was held. After a thrilling game and final win, the evening was climaxed By the traditional homecoming dance.
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CLARINETS and FLUTES Standing back row left to right: Lois Neumann, Penny Powell, Ardell Arer.ds, Karen Almjeld, Maureen Macht, Second row: Geralding Goche Sandra Sinclair, Susan Warner, Gloria Lampre- cht. Seated: Julie Lindeman, Linda Bernardy. Marilyn Coulter. Bom L W abas so was host on April 7, 1962, to seven neighboring schools for the annual music contest. Six A's were received by Wabasso contes- tants. These were: Jerome Magin, coronet solo; Karen Almjeld, piano solo; Sandy Dickinson, Tuba solo; Karen Almjeld, Ardell Arends, Gloria Lamprecht, clarinet trio; Cheryl Dickinson, Ruth Zitzman, Diane Hengel, Vick Christensen, Percussion quartet; Julie Lindeman, flute solo. SAXOPHONES Standing: James Franchere, Joan Niemann, Larry Lange, Seated: Carol Christensen, Martin Goche, Eulene Schweim, Elizabeth Christensen. 30
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