Golden Valley High School - Viking Yearbook (Golden Valley, MN)

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Administration: J Chuckling ovtr proofs of o sectary's doq Mr. Cavney pauses. Addition Planned Codes Liberalized Picking up empty Coice bottles, removing McDonald’s debris and flattened Marlboro packages from the school grounds and always appearing in the middle of things, including snowball fights. GVHS administrators demonstrated their often-tried patience. Fast growth in Independent School District 275 led to increased administrative concern about ovorcrowding and Board of Education meetings were often spent planning a future addition. Cancellation of the annual all-city danco and the Laughing Gravy were board issues that affected the students. Superintendent Howard Casmey and principal Raymond Saunders showed their faith in the responsibility of students by liberalizing school dress and hair codes. Mr. Casmey was also short on clothing after his home was burglarized and all his suits were taken. Going west for meetings and seminars. Mr. Saunders and guidance counselor Frank Farrell gained knowledge and experience in many aspects of education. Mr. Farrell's activities extended beyond counseling and testing to leading faculty Awareness Committee meetings and manning the microphone at football and basketball games. 13

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12 AtHE BOARD OF EDUCATION—Clork Donald Wiese treasurer Howard Kfoinnian. director Merlon Dresser. superintendent Howard Casmey. direcior Omar Hill, chairman Leslie Blanc, vico chairman 8rucc McNeil. They mot ofton in the oranqe-upholstcrod schoc1 board room in the administration buiidin .

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▼Mr. Rude proves by anoloqy that there is method to hit molecules. Faculty: Study Halls, Addition Analyzed Unscheduled free time monopolized many debates betwoon teachers. To combat the commotion in the halls and develop more student-teacher dialog, a faculty-student-administration committee was set up to develop and propose solutions. There was also an all-faculty discussion of potential NHS members, something formerly done only by the club's advisors. A committee headed by Mr. Gillogly worked on suggestions for the addition to the high school. Salary negotiations and the pros and cons of a year-round school system wore common topics at monthly GVEA meetings. Expanding the senior English system to all four grades, the English department met weekly to iron out conflicts in their quarter elective program. Mr. Harold Flolid workod towards his master's in biology and administration at Mankato State. Mr. John Mossberg, a former national-international buyer for Dayton's, and Russian-born Larissa Wolfe spent their first year of teaching at GV. After a December 31 wedding. Mr. Huble dramatically waited several weeks before announcing his marriage. Two awareness mootings led by Conrad Balfour consisted of lectures and sensitivity games involving group interaction. A third meeting, dealing with the Jewish religion, was held. WILLIAM A. L ANDERSON Band. Choir. Music Theory: Musical Director TOM BENEPE World History: Hoad Football. Hoad Track Coach; Junior Class Advisor ROMAN BORGERDING English II. 12: English Dept. Chairman: Photography Advisor LORNA ERDAHL Advanced Clothinq. Advancod Foods. Homo Economics I ► An onthusiestic outdoorsman. Mr. O'Horo not only brouqht nature to his classes but also invited them to ©•perience it on canoe and bird-watching trips.