Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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MISS AMY McPHEE English ttDuring the Elizabethan period . . ft MRS. FERN SMITH English tth'll all the cows please deposit their cud in the basket? English Department Otters Variety to Students . . . Our English curriculum offers a program which is widely varied to enable students to gain a background in all phases of English. Literature and grammar are two of the fundamental subjects covered in our English department. Each year a different section of literature is studied and students be- MRS. LOIS UTZ English ttNow, that will be an hour for youV come familiar with the types of literature written through- out the different periods of history. Also offered are journalism and speech. Journalism prepares students for positions on school publications, including the year-book and the newspaper. Students learn the basic ideas and procedure necessary to putting MISS CAROL SCHULZ English HWould you like to hear more about my cousin? Page Eighteen

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And Counsel Us . Mr. J ohnson For the past two years this mild-mannered man has fulhlled the position of principal while supexvising numerous jobs and duties about school. Mr. Roald Johnson seems ever present at all school functions and activities, willingly giving his support and displaying his enthusiasm. A new position established this year is that of assist- ant principal which is held by Mr. Harold Doepke. Also a very busy person, some of his duties include supervising senior vocational selections, National Honor Society meetings and chaperoning school activities. We feel most fortunate in having a principal and an assistant principal, both whose interests are so de- voted to Wayzata High School and Who give their time so willingly. Mr. Doepke Page Seventeen

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MISS MARCIA VEIR Journalism llDo you have all copy in and headlines written? MR. PHILIP FRASER . Speech, English llWould you like to hear a little story about thatiw Through Journalism,-Speech and LiterotUre out a good publication and also study various phases of journalistic writing and technique. Speech glves students an opportunity to develop poise and greater self-conii- deuce in public speaking and everyday conversation. It also gives them an opportunity to become familiar with the MRS. HILDEGARDE STROM English llMay we please have it quiet in herefw different types of speeches, including humorous, serious, oratory, and extemporaneous. These Classes present students with a working knowl- edge of the good practices of English vital to everyday life. MRS. JOAN WALMSLEY ' English llStop this infernal racketlll Page N ineteen