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

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Mrs. Norman Ramey Kindergarten Miss Mahal Gives 19 Years of Service to WHS Miss Anne Mahal will live long in the minds of Wabasso residents and Wabasso Public School teachers and students. Miss Mahal was employed as the first office secretary of the Wabasso Public School beginning in 1946. She worked here for 19 years until the fall of 1965 when she became seri- ously ill with cancer. Miss Mahal died on April 10, 1966, at the age of 51. A trip to the state capital high- lighted the sixth-grade year. They were fortunate to see the Capitol, the Ramsey House, andtheKSTP Studios. They returned home after a very de- lightful day. Sixty-nine children received their first taste of school as they began kindergarten on February 28. German seems to be very popular at WHS. The fourth graders started their first year of German. Mrs. Melvin Kretsch Sixth Grade Mrs. Carmen Wegner Fourth Grade 27

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Mr. Dennis DeGrote Business Education Publications Advisor Mr. Douglas Nelson Science 7 8 General Mathematics German German Club Camera Club Six First-Year Teachers Join Staff Wabas so High School provided teaching experience for six first-year teachers. Mr. Darryl Johnson is a graduate of Hamline Univer- sity. He was assistant to the Hamline band director for two years while attending college. Mr. Lloyd Pogatchnik and Mr. Dennis DeGrote are both graduates of St. Cloud State College. Mr. Stuart Starner, also a first-year teacher, is a graduate of the University of Minnesota at Morris. Mr. Stuart Starner Physical Education Social Studies Health Athletics Mr. Darryl Johnson Music Band Chorus Pep Club 26

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Mrs. Lillian Schweim Third Grade Miniature Circus Presented To Grades School isn't all work and no fun for the special class. They were given the opportunity to attend the Shrine Circus. Elementary grades, however, did not miss out on it completely. The special class presented a miniature circus for them. Periodically, the second grade is priv- ileged to produce a newspaper. The name of their newspaper is Bunny Tracks. Third graders received a taste of what a post office is. They created their own post office. A fifth-grade mascot departed the class this year. Hamie, the white hamster of the fifth graders, died in January. Miss Laurabelle Martin Second Grade Mrs. WalterFixsen Fifth Grade e9.vL -r- Nr Co l Mrs. John Krengel Special Class Mrs. Ruben Schwab Playground Supervisor 28