Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Mr. Lloyd Nielson Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. William Nilsen Superintendent of Schools This year, the Minnetonka School District was again faced with the problem of a rapidly expanding school population. Much of the problem was solved by the construction of the high school science addi- tion and the completion of final plans for building two new junior high schools. Mr. William Nilsen, superintendent of schools, is responsible for the activities of this district. He co- ordinates the work of the school board and also gives his suggestions. He advises other district ochials on school policies and is generally responsible for the smooth operation of all the districfs schools. This year, district 276 acquired a new assistant su- perintendent. Mr. Lloyd Nielson replaces Dr. Kane, who left the Minnetonka district a year ago to be- come superintendent of schools in Golden Valley. As Mr. EugeneBristol Director of Secondary Education assistant superintendent of schools, Mr. Nielson works with Mr. Nielsen on projects that concern the welfare of the schools in the area. The position of director of secondary education is that of Mr. Eugene Bristol, a familiar face at Tonka. His task is to coordinate the activities and curriculum of the senior and junior high schools. His job be- comes continually more important because of the many Changes constantly being made in the curricu- lum. The Board of Education represents the public on matters concerning the schools. This year with the new construction and plans for junior high schools, they had an especially busy year. All matters con- cerning the schools must be approved by the board. LEFT AROUND TABLE, FACING CAMERA: Mr. Wallace McKay, Business Manager; Mr. Harold Olson; Mr. William Frommes; Mrs. Norma Schanfleld; Mr. Kruger Libbey; Superintendent William Nilsen; Mr. Ar- thur Bell; Assit. Superintendent Mr. Lloyd Nielson. BACK TO CAMERA, Mayor Illies of Minnetonka Village. NOT PICTURED: Board Chairman Eugene Larson and Mr. Robert Reutiman.