Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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MISS GLORY LEMKE Health ttNesct week we will begin our panel discussions? MISS BEVERLY JOHNSON Physical Education ttOne, two, three, four, two-two- three, four . . 3! Physical Education Stresses Teamwork And Muscle Tone -amw0rk and cooperation classes while they also the basic rules and regu- nd team sports. Volleyball, badminton tennis, baseball, basketball, deck tennis and artiller al . e games taught in both girlst and MR. WILLIAM MANNING Health wOh? .V, boyst phy. ed. Classes. As a supplement to phy. ed., students of the tenth through twelfth grades are required to take a health course in Wthh they study body anatomy and physiology, hrst aid, narcotics, drugs, alcohol, problems of dating and mar- riage and family living. MR. JIM NELSON Physical Education rtNeact year . . f, Page Twenty-Seven

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MRS. BERNICE HECKLIN Commercial ttNo more mispelled words '1, Essential courses for future secretaries, bookkeepers and other office employees include commercial courses such as typing, bookkeeping, shorthand and oHice practice. Stu- dents in these classes learn the skills necessary for a career as an office worker as they practice Speed and accuracy in typing, keeping financial books neatly and correctly, dic- tation by shorthand and other actual office duties. Drivers training is an elective subject which enables stu- dents to learn to drive and become safe, c Ippetent drivers by the use of pr0per methods 2166385 follow while driving. 0 9 0 x MISS ELEANOR SMITH Typing, Office Practice tThere is a blur and a blob on your stencil? MR. EDWARD MILLER Drivers Training ttRemember the clutchft Page Twenty-Six

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MR. LESTER HORN Vocational Guidance Counselor MISS ELIZABETH DILLS School Nurse MISS SARAH LAMB School Librarian Page Twenty-Eight These, Too, Willingly Offer We the students feel most fortunate in having a staH so willing to help us, whatever our plight may be. Mr. Lester Horn, our newly appointed vocational guid- ance counselor, is always ready and willing to help a stu- dent by discussing schools or colleges and helping him to Choose the courses or profession best suited for him. A most understanding person is Miss Dills, our school nurse, whose Chief duties range from taking temperatures to diagnosing a case of measles. Nine hundred students and their many ills give Miss Dills a full time job. Our librarian Miss Lamb and assistant librarian Mrs. Hanesalo are too forever willing to help a student hnd the necessary information or the books he is searching for. In addition are the cooks, custodians and bus drivers who perform their routine duties and so willingly serve us. MRS. MARION HANESALO School Librarian