Contributors

I am a senior in the class of 2025. 

I joined Wabeno's Past because I was interested in learning more about my town and the school community. 

So far this year, we have done a lot of cool stuff and I hope to see the progress we've made grow. 

I am a senior in the class of 2025. I joined Wabeno's past during my senior year because I wanted to explore Wabeno's history and learn more about it! This year we have conducted interviews with teachers who have stuck with Wabeno district for a long time. This was a very fun experience getting to ask questions and learn more about the teacher’s. I hope in the future that this class continues to dive and preserve the history of Wabeno, while having fun and enjoyment.

I am a senior in the class of 2025. I joined Wabeno's past halfway through my senior year because I wanted to learn more about Wabeno's history and their past achievements. This school year has been fun as we reserved the trophies by taking pictures of them and making them accessible on the homepage and even got to interview some teachers that have been here for many years.  I can't wait to see the progress that the future classes make on reserving Wabeno's past. 

I am in the class of 2025. I joined Wabeno's Past because I wanted to learn about Wabeno's history. This year, we did many cool things, like taking pictures of the trophies and interviewing past teachers.

I am a senior form Wabeno's class of 2025. I joined Wabenos past to learn more about my schools history. This year we did interviews with people that have been in Wabeno long enough to see it grow and change. I learned a lot about the history of my school. I hope to see this class grow and teach many others about wabeno's past. 

I'm a junior from Wabeno's 2025 class. With my pal Joseph, we both cataloged and photographed the trophies and memorabilia within the cases around the school. I always found it interesting whenever we'd find recurring names or families on some of them. If meticulous, structured, open-schedule work appeals to you as it does to me, then this is a great class for you. After leaving behind the groundwork we've done for the website here, I hope to see it grow and expand into a complete compendium of Wabeno's history.

I am a junior in the graduating class of 2025. I joined the archiving history class to help preserve Wabeno's past. My friend Jaden and I have been recording and photographing the high school's awards and relics. In all, we have recorded over 200 items, 100 of which we have photographed. What we have done is just the beginning; there is much more history to be recorded. I am interested to see the progress built upon the foundation we have created here. 

I'm currently a Sophomore at Wabeno High School, and I will graduate in 2026. I joined this class to learn more about my school and the town it occupies. Throughout this semester I have helped anywhere I could but mainly focused on the historic buildings. I liked learning the history of the town and found it fascinating to see old photographs of places that have changed drastically. In the future I hope more people join this class and help to keep the history alive.