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

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Leaders of the junior class are, from 1. to r.; Diane Jenniges, vice-president; Jill Johan- neck, secretary; Ron Christensen, president; and Don Wetter, treasurer. Eighth grade officers are Murray Dennistoun, secretary, Douglas John- son, treasurer; James Koewler, vice- president, and Mike Johanneck, pres- ident . Officers of the seventh grade are Pat Sinclair, president; Diane Fix- sen, vice-president; Billy Johnson, treasurer; and Judy Engel,secretary. Freshmen officers are Carol Christ- ensen, treasurer; Charles Jensen, president; Robert Bernard, secretary; and Joyce Engel, vice-president. Monthly meetings were led By lively WHS Officers These twenty underclassmen presided over their class meetings, which were held at least once each month. Advisors for the underclasses were Mr. Don Wahl and Mr. John Richter, eleventh grade; Mr. Robert Eue, Mr. LeRoy Athey, and Mr. Darold Rupp, grade ten; Mr. James Murphy and Mr. Roald Smith, ninth grade; Mr. Fred Souba and Mrs. Darla Wille, eighth grade; and Mrs. Victor Christensen and Mr. Robert Norman, seventh grade Officers of the sophomore class are Pat Reese, vice-president; Linda Bernardy, treasurer, David Pelzel, president; and Jean Arndt, secretary.

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JUNIORS: Front row, 1. to r: Mr. Wahl, Ruth Zitzmann, Diane Homiston, Geraldine Goche, Theresa Hammerschmidt, Gene Gores, Allan Frericks, Mr. Richter. Second row, l.tor Beverly Wesselmann, Diane Arends, Patty Way, Sandra Moore, Sandy Sinclair, Mary Kay Christensen, Kathleen Hoffman, Jill Johanneck. Third row, l.tor: Ronald Christensen , Gaylon Dahmes, Mike Eichten, Robert Wegner, Chester Bergstrom, Lewis Sheets, Sherman Sheets, Lanny Kuester. Although burdened with many tasks, Juniors maintained high spirits While autumn leaves fell, WHS juniors were busy elaborating on homecoming plans. They decorated the gymnasium, using the theme Trea- sure Island . As time proceeded, bringing snow and basket- ball games, juniors were occupied with the task of operating the concession stand. Funds from concession stand sales were used in the spring to sponsor a junior-senior prom. Throughout the year the juniors found themselves confronted with a battery of tests. Juniors who planned to work after graduation took employment tests in November, while college-bound students took the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test in March. St. Patrick's Day, March 17, proved to be an important day in the life of a WHS junior, as ju- niors received their class rings. ELEVENTH GRADE: Front row, 1. to r.: Dean Gores, Don Wetter, Dean Davis, Kay Eich- ten, Judy Groebner, Pat Weber, Judy Woelfel, Second row, 1. to r.: Jane Schilling, Diane Jenniges, Pat Mathiowetz, Kay Fenger, Lois Neumann, Janice Zimmerman, Helyna Holzna- gel. Third row, 1. tor.: Bruce Wegner, Larry Weber, Joe Pelzel, Norman Atkins, Arlan Wille, Edward Holzerland, Charles Bloedow. Juniors Kathleen Hoffman, Bruce Wegner, and Pat Way find a moment of merriment during their concession stand vigil.

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