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

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UPPER LEFT: MESMERIZED movement carries the couples through this moment of prom magic. ABOVE: A LULL in serving gives the sophomore attendenti: a chance to enjoy the banquet. RIGHT: MUSIC, MOOD, and mod create the scene for these dancers as the floor lenght gowns swished to the now sounds of a rock band. 10

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DRAMA SPEECH Practice, Perform and then, POW! - a Hit A potpourri of talent and team-work provided a winning combination for a wide range of theatrical productions at WHS this year. The district one-act play contest provided an intense drama The Zoo Story while the senior high viewed their first reader's theater in the play Animal Farm. Following this the hilarious Neil Simon three-act comedy Star-Spankled Girl was put into production and rounding off the year—something for the little tots, the charming version of fairy tale lore, The Reluctant Dragon. Dec lam spurred a rousing turn-out this year with a number of successful advances. Going on to compete in region were Cathy Beran(discussion), Sue Hoffman (serious in- trep.) and Mike Heiling(non-original oratory) who furthered his accomplishments by car- rying WHS into the state contest. UPPER CENTER: DECLAM—Front Row: M. Schilling, D. Jensen, J. Boch, D. Skoblik, K. Gales, J. Pistulka. Back Row: M. K. Pistulka, M. Heiling, C. Beran, S. Hoffmann, C. Stassen, Mrs. Davidson. ABOVE: AND THEN his LIVE duck chased an 87-year-old arts and crafts teacher off the high diving board! —Sophie (Cathy Beran) provides a somewhat 'dripping' account for her recent removal from work.(Star- Spankled Girl) g

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LEFT: IN DIGNIFIED formality, junior president Dave Kalk- hoff escorted his partner Claudia Goche and senior presi- dent Mike Heiling with his date Debbie Schottenbauer led the Grand March. BELOW: ON THE lighter side of the evening, Cathy Beran reads the Senior Will to the chuckles of a delighted group. PROM Becomes ‘Time for Us’ Surrounded by ivy-covered pillars supporting a rainbow of multi-colored purple and white streamers with a flowing fountain of silver, the couples encjaanted by the magic of this prom mo- ment added a real demension to the fantasy world of A Time for Us . Grandeur in it s formality, this year s e- vening affair of May 1 began with a turkey ban- quet and all the trimmings served by sophomore attendents • A hilarious rendition of tomorrow and the future prospects for seniors followed by reading the Class Will and Prophesy. Climaxing the banquet, Mrs. Wikoff soloed the lyrics to the theme song of the night. In a dream world of purpife and white, couples danced or perhaps, floated to the music of a modem rock band following the formal beauty of the Grand March. The setting was an imagination of love, the mood was of mystical magic, and the 11 evening was a moment that will live an eternity.