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

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FRONT ROW: L to R: G. Radel, D. Fixsen, D. Engel, B. Werner, Secretary-treasurer J. Burtzel, Vice-president ,R. Werner, B. Menk, M, Ketel, Advisor Mrs. Jerpbak. SECOND ROW: P. Large, B. Wegner, L. Reese, C. Lindeman, J. Arndt, F. Dallmann, R. Eichten, M. Wille, J. Engel, K. Schumacher. THIRD ROW: B. Fennern, C. Powell, L. Lange, Y. Mathiowetz, I. Turbes, D. Hoffman, G. Schmeising, S. Kaufenburg, A. Eichten, M. War- ner, B. Bliss. THIRD ROW: L. Strand, C. Beran, N. Zimmerli, N. Hoffman, G. Sward, C. Samyn, M. Gores, C. Irlbeck, J. Pohlen, C. Bierl, K. Neisius. BACK ROW: P. Fix- sen, C. Stassen, L. Johnson, D. Dahmes, L. Zimmerman, G. Johnson. Pep Club NHS Attain Planned Objectives Brrr, pep club members found washing cars on a cold, rainy day, quite a challenge. During the year pep club members cheered the '66-'67 teams through a victorious season. They also sponsored two candy sales. On the eve of the candy sales members made such mouth-watering candy as caramel, bon-bons, and divinity. The candy was sold during the five-minute break and noon hour on February 16 and March 31. These fund raisers were sponsored so that the pep club could send two cheerleaders to camp this summer. Not to be outdone. National Honor Society members sponsored a dance on dress-up day featuring P. J. and the Sleepers. Their main goal was to get enough students to the dance to pay the band. Before this, they didn't have enough funds to buy a treasurer's book. The dance was very successful and the club netted enough to sponsor and prepare a supper for their parents. Sitting, L to R: President J. John- son, J. Lindeman, L. Kruse, Secre- tary K. Schueller, M. Ketel, Advi- sor Mr. Walker. Standing: Vice- president S. Kru- se, Treasurer Y. Mathiowetz, D. Hengel, J. Brand, M. Schueller, J. Koewler. (

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GAA MEMBERSHIP, ACTIVITIES EXPAND YikesI That wind is sharp. Caught the Pres. by surprise. Under the new supervision of Mrs. Jerpbak the GAA went into the newest activities a school of our size has seen. The membership was the highest ever and each girl added to make it an invigorating year. One of the feature events was the 2nd annual Spirts Day. This year Lamberton, St. Anne, Belview, and Morgan were present. Activities of the day were tumbling, tennis, badmitten, apparatus, and square dancing. Volleyball tournament were held between the five schools and Belview took Championship and Wabasso came in very close behinJ in second. An exciting part this year was the camp-out held in the seclusion of Camden State Park, Lynd, Minnesota. Action is a must for a GAA track meet with this year's schools be- ing Belview, Redwood Falls, and Lamberton. Girls from the GAA participated and entered in events they believed they had good athletic ability. Accompanying these, t'.sre was a slum- ber-pizza party in the school, a bike hike of five miles, bowling, volley-ball in the snow, =-ntertaining residents at Wabasso Nursing Home, and tobs.ggan p t; . Vitality wasn’t only limited to the girls, for a Mother-Daughter Rec. Night was held. FRONT ROW: L to R: Mrs. Jerpbak Advisor, M. Warner, P. Fixsen, D. Fixsen, D. Dahmes President, A. Eichten Secretary-Treasurer, R. Moore, N. Hoffman, M. Pistulka, G. Sward. SECOND ROW: L. Zimmerman, J. Arndt, J. Hengel, R. Bittner, R. Eichten, M. Van Hecke, R. Pistulka, S. Hauptli, M. Johanneck, D. Sward. THIRD ROW: S. K=ufenberg, G. Schmeising, B. Regnier, P. Large, J. Salewske, B. Wegner, C. Olson, S. Burtzel, K. She- rtnon, C. Woelfel, G. Gales, R. Pistulka, F. Dallmann. FOURTH ROW: C. Van Hecke, K. Schumacher, G. Powell, L. Reese, C. Powell, B. Werner, D. Engel, J. Burtzel, J. Engel, N. Zimmerli, D. Hulke, P. Rlsse. LAST ROW: D. Fixsen, C. Beran, L. Strand, G. Radel, B. Dallmann, P. Johnson, K. Fixsen.

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HOMECOMING 1966 New crowns and a new robe added to the beauty of 1966 Homecoming Queen Joyce Engel. Joyce was the first WHS queen allowed to keep her crown. The 1966 gradu- ating class made this possible. They also left funds to provide a new robe which Mrs. Gary Lund, home economics teacher, made. Tradition at WHS will be for each senior class to leave a new crown. King Ken Jenniges also sported a new maroon crown with gold trim given WHS by 1966 seniors.