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

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FOREWORD Expansion was the word at Wabasso Public School during 1964-1965. A big- ger enrollment than ever entered the doors on August 31, 1964 . Things were a little cramped and crowd- ed until the new addition was completed in early February. The new library made re- search and reading more convenient. New classes, clubs and materials made over-all educational standards at WHS even higher. Well rounded extra curricular activities gave each student a chance to do outside work on his own special interests. A peppy personality and intellectual curiosity developed as the school grew in size and students grew in stature. The Rabbits worked in harmony through- theterm. A mock election, concerts, school dances and a dress-up day kept students marching toward future goals. Counsel- ing sessions guided seniors toward their occupations in the next years . While trying to place 171 days of en- ergy and learning on paper may be diffi- cult the 1965 RABBIT has tried to do just that. The year of the storm, annual events and the ever exciting progress and pro - cess of learning are recorded on the fol- lowing pages. Pages we hope will serve as a journal—a reminder of nine months during 1964-1965.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors 21 Curriculum « Faculty si Activities 8 Athletics 33 Classes 45 Advertising u

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Annual Staff, seated from 1. tor., P. Way, M. Christensen, S. Sinclair, D. Jenniges. Second row, 1. tor., G. Goche, I. Johanneck, S. Moore, T. Hammerschmidt, K. Fenger, J. Groebner , advisor, J. Richter. Third row, l.to r., K. Eichten, P. Mathiowetz, J. Zimmerman, H. Holzna- gel, R. Christensen, E. Holzerland, K. Hoffmann. Staff Enlarges ’Rabbit’ Expansion was the only word to describe the 1965 'Rabbit'. Advertising sales exceeded all previous totals. The largest annual sale ever made possible the addition of ten picture pages. Advisor Mr. John L. Richter, the editors and three staff members attended the Gustavus Adol- phus annual workshop in early November. Although school was closed editors struggled over seven foot snow drifts to meet their first deadline. Picture taking sessions captured the year's activities and special events. Concentrating on advertising are Mary Kay Christensen and Kathleen Hoffmann. Seated 1. to r., Editor, Mary Kay Christ- ensen; Act. editor, Patty Way; Asst. Ed- itor, Sandy Sinclair. Standing, l.tor., Senior editor, Sandy Moore, (absent) Kath- leen Hoffmann; Business manager, Diane Jenniges.