Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Mr. Hetzler makes last minute arrangements to take a bus to the Lakewood football game. A student with a problem can often be found talking in Mrs. KiIgore's office, I ,s ,f ,fa 5 I' 9 ll QA' N 'Q 'ny X ---wg' One of Mr. Funk's varied duties is giving the daily announcements.

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Mr. Hill checks studentls names off the IBM list. Mr. Christensen Wins Outstanding Educator Awardvfor 1967 SUMMER MEANT many varied activities to Wasson's administrators. To Mr. H. George Christen- sen, principal, it meant time to attend a district-wide leadership conference. To Mrs. Hermina Kilgore, dean of girls, it meant a summer in Europe. Mr. Kent Hill, administrative assistant and coordinator for data processing, traveled through the United States, and Mr. Harris Hetzler, business manager, taught summer school. The overall operation of the school, and particularly of the teaching staff, was the primary concern of Mr. Christensen. Discipline, maintenance, supplies, business operations, and records were under his supervision, Mr. Christensen was the proud recipient of the 1967 Roy J. Wasson Outstanding Educator Award. With the coming of fall and school, Mrs. Kilgore was kept busy helping the Courtesy Committee make new students feel at home and planning the Family Life discussions. Mr. Funk kept the calendar of school events and distributed and managed the room keys for the 119 faculty members. His managerial duties extended to the parking lots, the cafeteria, and the study halls. Mr. Funk also saw to it that the extracurricular program functioned well and that students were encouraged to participate in the activities offered. The Business Office under Mr. Hetzler worked closely with the student activity program, approving budgets and arranging supervision and finances for the dances. The Business Office also managed the bus trips, caps and gowns for the seniors, obligations, l and the school calendar of meetings. Mr. Hetzler found time to be the Treasury Committee adviser and to assume some administrative duties. In Mr. Hill's office a new sorting machine saved tllr. Christensen expressed hope for sophomores at orientation assembly. much time Working with Schedules and report Cards for the entire student body, thus leaving Mr. Hill with more time for administrative duties.