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Front Row (Lett to Right) B. Bye, P. Alcorn, S. Burtzel, D. Radei, Mr. Walker, Second Row, N. Hoftmann, S. Sinclair, P. Johnson, J. Radei, R. Pistulka, G. Gales, M. Pistulka, Third Row, L. Reese, J. Christenson, P. Sinclair. SC Introduces Slave Day Promoting homecoming, sponsoring a Spirit Jug for lagging school spirit, selling candy to buy a new popcorn machine, and organizing a Bundle Day drive for needy children were some of the tasks which the WHS Student Council undertook to improve Wabasso High School. Slave Day, where student council members were bought by students and teachers to per- form assigned duties, was an innovation this year. Slave, Joe Brand, shines Mr. Nelson's shoes. Gwen Gales poses as she finishes packing the clothing which was brought in for needy children. 5
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Junior High Cheerleaders (left to right): G. Radel, P. Johnson, M. Engel, S. Hauptli. A team cheerleaders giving the victory sign are: M. Ketel, B. Werner, G. Johnson, D, Engel. Juliet (B. Werner; climbs down from her balcony during a pep rally. Cheerleaders Boost Morale of Players The cheerleaders served as an inspiration for both the team and spectators. As an added attraction at pepfests, the cheerleaders and the student council introduced the spirit jug. At pepfests, the cheerleaders conducted a con- test to see what class could yell the loudest and win the spirit jug. B team cheerleaders (L to R): N. Hoffmann, J. Hengel, L. Strand, D. Fixsen. Cheerleaders lead WHS students in cheering at a pepfest.
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H. Fenger, P. Fixsen, B. Muenchow, and M. Johanneck modeled the different types of sweaters which were in this year. A variety of fishnet stockings were worn at WHS this year to complement the various outfits ot many girls. Rita Eichten shows an example of long hair worn by some of the girls dur- ing 1967-68. Shoes added a brighter attraction to the school term as shown by the example below.
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