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

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JUNIORS Left to Right P. McCorkell----Vice Pres. J. Wetter---—-S. Council M. Kuehn--------Treasurer M. Willhite-----S. Council R. Wille----------Secretary J. Schwahn------President This past year the Junior Class has been very busy. In the fall they picked out their class rings and in April they received them. They had many concession stands at Basketball games to earn money. Then they started planning the Junior-Senior Prom. Next year they will be the lucky ones when they are the guests at the Prom. Barbara Walter and Tom Christensen were graduation honor guards. □ Left to right: Standing—R. Dennistoun, R. Eis, T. Christensen, 0. Fix- sen, R. Bernardy, D. Beerman, G. Davis, J. Magin, N. Smith, D. Risse, W. Kuehn, B. Walter. Seated--Third row—B. Way, R. Wittwer, G. Weiss, A. Irlbeck. J. Fennern. Second row--B. Domine, C. Evans, R. Siegfried, N. Meyer, J. Bergstrom, D. Beranek. First row—R. Foelster, R. Fried- ley, W. Hauptli, A. Weber, S. Krueger.

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SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Standing—A. Brau, J. Neiman, J. Lange, J. Magin. Seated—K. Almjeld. Left to right: Standing—J. Schoer, K. Smith, D. Eichten, G. Turbes, E. Werner, T. Turbes, E. Odell. Seated--Third row--G. Bill, G. Bloedow, N. Bangerter, J. Dallman. Second row—G. Evans, P. Goudy, G. Hanson, L. Fennern, M. Kuehn. First row—D. Moore, B. Macht, C. Fennern. This year the sophomores were kept occupied concentrating on English, American History, biology, health, and physical education; the requirements for graduation. Their other subjects were typing, geometry, advanced algebra, home economics. Industrial arts, and music appreciation. They also took part in band and chorus. Mrs. Smith and Mr. Patterson were their class advisers.

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FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA Second Row--Left to right--B. Domine, J. Fennern, K. Johnson, B. Muen- chow, K. Almjeld, K. Brau, R. Siegfried, Mrs. Krengel, Mrs. Arndt. First Row—K. Fixsen, N. Meyer, J. Niemann, P. McCorkell, N. Smith, D. Risse, J. Magin, K. Kruse, J. Lovald. The FTA has been an active group. They have assisted grade teachers with entertainment and play periods for the children. In conjunction with the PTA, they are sponsoring a scholarship for a worthy WHS individual who is planning to en teaching field. They also had cake and pie sales to raise money. Their advisors for the year were Mrs. Krengel and Mrs. Arndt. ADULT EDUCATION When You Stop Learning You Stop Living was the motto of the Adult Night Classes of the Wabasso Public High School during the 1959-1960 school year. Wabasso and America are convinced that education is for all. The idea that every community should provide for the continuing education of adults is rapid- ly being accepted. The door has been opened for a program which should grow year by year to meet the needs and desires of the Wabasso area. Classes offered this year included Vocal Music conducted by Mr. Solheim. This particular class formed a choir and sang a variety of songs during the first hour of their weekly two hour meetings. The second hour was spent lis- tening to records in music appreciation. The shop was the scene of a very popular class. Gas and arc welding was the subject, and the two hour sessions were divided into one hour lectures and one hour practice sessions. A general discussion was held at the close of each practice period. Formation of the Wabasso Whirlers came about because of the square dancing class which started in November. Instructions were offered to beginning coupLes, and the two and a half hours of practice soon had everyone swinging in superior fashion. Concluding activity for Adult Education this year was the art class which included sketching, lettering, animated cartooning, water color and oil paint- ing. Local instructors included Mrs. Archie Dennistoun and Mr. Arnold Kramer.