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

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Student Council: sitting i. to r., J. Johnson, Treas. D. Jenniges, D. Soontonbura, Sec. M. Christensen, Pres. S. Sinclair, E. Schweim, J. Burtzel, N. Mock, L. Lange. Standing 1. to r., S. Reese, M. Eichten, Mr.W.Gasho, B. Woodford, D.Zieske. Absent: D.Wetter, D. Pelzel, C. Jensen, and V. Pres. D. Radel. NHS Increases, SC Directs Homecoming preparation was the first task facing the Student Council in the fall of ' 64 . „ u Officers and their advisor Mr. W. Gasho traveled to Fulda for the Southwest Minn - esota Association of Student Councils. Renewing club charters and selecting Lyceums for the coming year was another of the Student Council's duties. Sponsoring Dress Up Day and the Dance that followed narrowed the debt that had followed the Student Council for years. The National Honor Society added nine permanent members and three probationary members. NHS members helped make the move to the new library by shifting books. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIITY National Honor Society: seated 1. to r., Treas. J. Schilling, Sec. J. Arndt, V. Pres. L. Bernardy, Pres. E. Schweim. Standing 1. tor., D. Soontonbura, S. Moore, D.Jenniges, J. Lindeman, S. Kruse, J. Beran, D. Wetter. Absent: J. Johnson.

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Camera Club: Advisor, Mr. Souba. Standing: L. to R. E. Holzerland, M. Alcorn, M. Eichten, L. Sheets, R. Werner, J. Beran, S. Christensen, A. Wille, C. Bloedow, Kneeling: L. to R. B. Wegner, S. Sheets, D. Lange. Pictures, Eager Staff Bring 1st Glass Rating 1964-1965 Rabbit Tracks earned first class in the National Scholastic Press Association. Editors Euleen Schweim , Jean Burtzel, three staff members and their advisor Mrs. Keil attended the Minnesota High School Press Association Convention on the University campus in March. More pictures and pictures of better quality were furnished by the Camera Club. Steve Christensen snapped most of the Rabbit Tracks photos . Paper Staff: The Editors of the Rabbit Tracks are L. to R. E. Schweim, J. Burtzel, S. Sinclair, R. Heiderscheidt. First Row: L. to R. R. Werner, J. Burt- zel, M. Christensen. Second Row, J. Lindeman, J. Johanneck, P. Weber, J. Johnson, Y. Mathiowetz, S. Moore, K. Hoffmann, P.Mathiowetz, L.Luckhardt. 16

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Family and guests interrogate Hooley's presence in the home. Grandad (John Fixsen) and Hooley portrayed by Mike Alcorn, inspect Hooley's invention. Angie (Dianne Arends) searches for Mrs. Shaddock's menthol tube while Jack (Mike Eichten) stares. WHS Features Two Grandad Goes Wild, produced November 20, 21, involves Grandad who has saved $500.00 and wants to invest it in a rat trap which will eventually make him a millionaire. Hooley, the tramp, convinces Grandad to invest his money and this sets off a most humerous chain of events . Eventually the money and articles possessed by other characters in the play disappear. The play roars to an enlightened ending with the discovery of the missing articles deposited in the ever mysterious rat trap. Hildegarde Dol son's play, presented April 30 and May 1, centers on the high school prom . Hildegarde can't find a date, and when her mother arranges one for her with Freddie Shermer, the only boy in school who wears knickers, Hildegarde pleads to break the date. Taking the leading roles of Hildegarde and Freddie are Joyce Engel and Lanny Kuester. School Plays Hildegrade (Joyce Engel) enters wear- ing the beauty clay. Ellie May (Sandy Sinclair) and Jill (Diane Shoer) burst into the Dolson's home scream- ing about the worms. Mr. and Mrs. Sher- mer (Dean Davis and Mary Kay Christensen) and Mr. Dolson (Jim Beran) look on. 18