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

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Mr. Lawrence Geske Mankato State Fifth Grade Little Rabbits’ teachers started elementary students on hops to learning Mrs. Orley Carlson Second Grade Elementary youngsters received their adventures in learning through guidance of their faculty. Some little ones received their first taste of school in kindergarten. Others were rapidly advancing to high school level. Parties on special holidays were part of the first six grades' plans. A journey to the State Capitol and the actual viewing of the Minnesota Legislature in action highlighted the sixth graders' year. Though their learning process was just beginning, elementary students were looking forward to coming years. Mrs. Lillian Schweim Third Grade Mrs. Ernest Arndt University of Minnesota Mankato State, M.A, ' Mrs. Gordon Bjork Fourth Grade Mrs. John Krengel Special Class Mrs. Melvin Kretsch Sixth Grade

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Mrs. Victor Christensen Augsburg Junior High English Remedial Reading Wabasso Education Association Executive Committee makes plans for the next faculty meeting. L to r: Mrs. Lampman, Mrs. Kretsch, Mr. Gasho. Faculty’s work included new groups Additional tasks, such as new classes, kept Rabbits'faculty members hopping with work. Newly formed was the Wabasso High School Athletic Administration Board, a group of the coaches and the WHS administration. WHSAAB goals were an athletic handbook, plans for improvement of school athletics, plans for elementary basketball, and the adoption of uniform training rules. Saddening the year was the death of Mrs. Hazel Peavey, sixth grade teacher. Mrs. Peavey's position was filled by Mrs. Gordon Bjork. Mrs. Russell Pesola St. Olaf German Mrs. Harley Lampman Wisconsin State Institute of Mrs. Kenneth Keil Technology Mankato State Senior English, Physical Education, Senior High English, Health Health MICH WOBO IS BI6HT ? KBITS THERE Mrs. Hazel Peavey Fourth Grade

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Staff’s varied work maintained healthy atmosphere and well-rounded program Working with enough office work to make one dizzy, enough library material to keep students well-informed, enough food to build a mountain, and enough scrubbing and cleaning to keep a presentable school was a big task, but busy school personnel undertook the daily tasks as part of their job. All school personnel helped to keep the Ways of the Rabbit smooth and efficient by running the school on a clock-work schedule . Mrs. Leonard Merth Librarian Miss Anne Mahal Office Secretary Right: Mr. Harvey Simning Left: Mr. Don Friedley School Custodians Left: Mrs. Mabel Friedley Right: Miss Rose Vogel Mrs. Ruben Schwab School Cooks Noontime play supervisor