Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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In American history, studied in the sophomore vear, students learn of the day’s happenings and how our country became what it is at the present. In their junior year students take world history in which the class goes back even further through the years — from the stone age to the atomic age. Juniors and seniors enjoy taking economic geography, an elective supplement to their history and social studies courses. Filling out income tax forms is only one of the many things done by seniors in their social studies classes. The material covered is similar to that of freshman social studies in which are studied government, economics and vocations. Mr. DettlofT sets up a physics demonstration. but it is presented in a more complete manner. The science department can always be counted on for something new and exciting. Biology is a fascinating study of nature. Learning what “makes the world go round keeps physics classes busy, while experiments of all sorts are conducted by chemistry students. For those whose minds run along mathematical lines, algebra and geometry offer practical fun. Later, in trigonometry, there comes trigomctric functions and a short cut to solving problems', called a slidcrule. Solid geometry deals with the third dimension and, sided with “trig,” forms a challenge to seniors. Mr. Anderson's class learns the rudiments of mathematics.

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Mr. George Anderson: Augsburg. B.A.: University of Minnesota: World History: Economic Geography: Baseball: Assistant Football. Miss Margaret Robertson: Winona Teachers College: University of Minnesota: B.E.: Social Studies: 7th Grade Adviser. Mr. Rolce Horning: Hamline. B.A.; University of Minnesota. M.A.; History: Social Studies: 11th Grade Adviser. Mr. Richard Peterson: University of Minnesota. B.A.: B.S.: 8th Grade Social: 8th Grade Adviser. Curriculum Holds Key to the Future and Mr. Duane Bittle: Hamline. B.S.; Science: Biology: 10th Grade Adviser. Mr. Cedric Dettloff: Winona Teachers. B.S.: University of Minnesota. M.A.; Chemistry: Physics. Mr. Arvid Diltbenner: Mankato State Teachers. B.S.; Science: Junior High Basketball: 7th Grade Adviser. Mr. Donald Anderson: St. Cloud Teachers. B.S.: University of Minnesota. M.A.; 8th Grade Mathematics: 9th Grade Mathematics: Algebra; 8th Grade Adviser. Miss Beatrice Larson: Carleton. B.A.; Junior High Mathematics: 7th Grade Adviser. Mr. John Campbell: St. Cloud Teachers. B.S.: Macalcster, M.A.; Geometry; Higher Algebra; Algebra: Trigonometry: 11th Grade Adviser. Mr. Donald Whited: University of Minnesota. B.S.: Junior High Mathematics. (Not pictured.) 12

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Mr . Bornice Hocklin: Carlcton; Capital City Commercial College; Gregg College. B.A.; Stenography: Bookkeeping; Senior Adviser. Miss Bloanor Smith: Hamline. B.A.; Typing: OITice Practice. Mr. Arthur SteHenson: Moorhead Teachers. B.S.. B.A.; Shop. Mr. Victor A. Johnson: St. Cloud Teachers, B.A.; Stout Institute: University of Minnesota. M.A.: Industrial Arts. That Commercial Subjects Prepare Them Miss Lois Wostling: St. Olaf. B.A.; Home Economics. Miss Areta Petorscn: University of Minnesota. B S : omics 11th Grade Adviser. Home Econ-