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

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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.

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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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THE ROYAL COURT, L to R: Junior attendants D. Radel, B. Bloedow, Senior attendants P. Christensen, R. Werner, King K. Jenniges, Queen J. Engel, Sen- ior attendants C. Christensen, S. Reese, Sophomore attendants M. Ketel, P. Sinclair. Two of the outstanding skits presented at the variety show are shown here. The sen- ior class (Below), presented a three speed record skit starring wild shoot Julie Lin- deman. The skit was first presented at speed 35 with Julie not missing a shot, but as the record was speeded up, the shots began flying. Grades 7-12 participated in the two-day homecoming festivities which included vo- ting for the king and queen, variety show, parade, game, and dance, to make the e- vent a very successful one. Skits Add Spice to Homecom i ng 30 Ballet was the word for the sophomore skit. In their ballet costumes are L to R L. Leske, B. Johnson, L. Georgius, S. Warner.