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

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Mr. James Murphy councils Penny Pow- ell, a senior. Physical Education Social Studies Athletics Counselor Health Mrs. Victor Christensen Junior High English Remedial Reading Writers Club Expansion adds color to faculty guidance Improvement and program expansion assisted the faculty in guiding the Rabbits through the school year. Mrs. Wille's home nursing course transposed freshmen girls into level-mind- ed home nurses. The addition of living room furniture provided the home econom- ics room with a homey atmosphere. Temac Programmed Learning, instruct- ed by Mr. Souba, was utilized more exten- sively in higher mathematics, Mr. Souba will attend a course on earth science and astronomy at Macalester College in St. Paul this summer. Deutsch at WHS is almost as com- mon as English. The gap is becoming smaller as the third year German course was offered to German students. Mr. Roald Smith German German Club Mrs. Melvin Wille aids senior, Lillian Fennern, with sewing. Home Economics FHA Mr. Frederick Souba Mathematics Junior High Science

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Wabasso High School Athletic Administrative Board: l.tor: Mr. Rus - tad, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Eue, Mr. Davis, Mr. Wahl, Mr.Atheyand Mr. Gas ho Faculty aids Rabbits in making tracks to tree of knowledge Hopping into the 1963-64 school year, the WHS faculty once again faced the knowledge-thirsty Rabbits. To aid the teacher student relationships, the faculty heard Drs. Elizabeth Slocombe and John Hauck from the Marshall Mental Health Center speak. The Wabasso High School Athletic Administrative Board, an organization of the athletic coaches, hosted an athletic banquet in honor of the lettermen and cheerleaders. Marlowe Red Severson, head basketball coach at St . Cloud State College, was the guest speaker. Underthe guidance of Mr. Richter, speech and a school play returned to the WHS curriculum after a year's leave of absence. Mr. John L. Richter Junior High English Speech Wabasso Education Association Executive Committee discusses WHS faculty activities, 1. to r: Mr. Davis, Mrs. Wille, and Mr. Eue.

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Mr. Robert Eue Advanced Sciences Athletics Mrs. Harley Lampman Senior High English Physical Education Health GAA Classes enlivened by creatures and propaganda Run-away creatures, propaganda, and conferences kept the faculty hopping all school year. Mr. Eue, biology instructor, early in the year, had two hamsters and a snake disappear. The hamsters were to be used as a vitamin deficiency experiment in biology. Although the hamsters were never recovered, the snake was captured in the midst of screaming senior English girls; only to escape again upsetting not only Mr. Eue, but other faculty members. Mr. Don Wahl Senior Social Geography Business Junior High Sports Miss Mary Farley Senior High English Health Physical Education GAA Mr. Wahl not only enlivened the Senior Social Studies class, but the entire WHS with a propaganda experiment. Half-told facts resulted in bold-face lies, making the experiment a success. Attending fall conferences were Mr. Gasho, Mr. Murphy and Mr. Norman. Mr. Gasho and Mr. Murphy attended the Conference on Statewide Testing at the University of Minnesota while Mr. Norman attended the Institute on Municipal and State Government at Moorhead State College. With the departure of Mrs. Lampman, Miss Mary Farley of Jamestown, North Dakota, joined the fac- ulty. Miss Farley had all senior English students making tracks as they engaged in novel studies and essay writing.