Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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Miss Adeline Torgrimson, Universitv of Minnesota, B 5.: Miss Pearl Andrews Diploma Sious Falls South Dakota: Mr. Rudolph Meehan. River Falls Teachers B. 8.; mi: Margaret Robertson. Winona State Teachers, B. E. JUNIOR HIGH Hero 1111' the teachers who prepare the Junior High students for high school. The first teacher on our list is Miss Torgi'imson. She teaches Art. English and General Science. 1101' pet peeve is people who shuffle their feet, and her favorite saying is. 1150 what? Miss Andrews instructs Junior High Math and Science. She's 11 very good teacher, Hector. Her pet peeve is stu- dents u 11o L111X1g11111 in class and her favorite saying is. Take it L'zisv. MI'. MUL'hiln. 1110 Junior High principal. deals with classes of English and Social Studies. His pet peeve is girls combing thvir 111111' in class. and his favorite saying is. Quiet down. Miss Robertson touches Social Studios and Geography. 1101' pct pu'vv is 1111' irregularity of classes on Fridays. and her favorite saying is. As one Irishman says to zmotht'i'. Left to Right-G. Johnson. J. Kraskey, M. Quay, 0. Johnson, M. Camp, G. Mullane trio: picturedi. JANITORS You know. Hector. our custodians have quite 21 task keeping our school spic and spun and in tip-top shape. with grounds. windows and white walls 2111 to take care W. H. S look- ing cvm'y bit as impiossixc as the Coliseum and temples of. HUXK'UVUI' thm do 21 fine job keeping of your day. Left to right: Mrs. Waqman, Mrs. Jolicoeur. Mrs. Graves. COOKS 'Wo are very fortunate. Hector. to have a hot lunch soi'vod to students every day for the price of only twenty contssthat's including milk too. Sometimes the perennial favorites of chow mcin or Chicken a-la- king attract a line of hungry high-schoolcrs that ex- tends far down the hall. Those school-lunchcs taste good after :1 hard morning! Seven

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