Minneota High School - Viking Ventures / Minn Hi Ann Yearbook (Minneota, MN)

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A D MINISTRA TION Everyday trivia of faculty and students confront M . H.S.'s in- dispensable secretary, Mrs. Blanche Spanton. Although these tasks could adequately fill her day, she is also Mr. Solheim's private secretary. While Mrs. Spanton excels in the secretarial work, Mr. Sol- heim, Superintendent of Schools, labors diligently throughout the entire year in making M. H. S . an effective school system. In at- taining this goal it is his respon- sibility to direct school activities following the guidelines estab- lished by the school board. Time is of an essence to Mr. Gerald Olson, high school prin- cipal of M.H.S. During the school year his days are divided between teaching senior social studies and serving as senior class advisor which includes counsel- ing seniors about post graduation plans. These are in addition to him major responsibilities as our high school principal. In his ad- ministrative realm he must assign daily class schedules to students and advise the Student Council. 4

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Hairstyles ran long and short for both boys and girls. Shown here in the more popular versions of the type worn by girls are Ann and Lois; and the type worn by boys are Conrad and Wayne. STYLES COME AND GO Color dug the scene in such hues as yellow, navy, olive and bottle green, burgundy, whiskey gold and all shades of heather for the school year. Matching tops and crocheted over- the-knee socks together with suede shoes and plaid skirts. In the casual department favorites are vests, v-necks, cords, bell-bot- toms and penny loafers. The most gear accessories were pendant watches, iron crosses and pierced- looking earings for girls. Fads and Fashions are seldom more than a temporary thing but, nevertheless, they are an important part of a student's daily life. In vogue were the poorboy, designed, and crocheted sweaters and A-line skirts worn by Katie, Linda and Lois. 3

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FACULTY