Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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 On tho coldest day of tho yoar, tho warm-hearted but drivors poso for a Wayako photographor. Front Row, L. to R.: Charlos Eoqor, Francis Murphy. Los Ringwald. Robort Baltuff. Oava Mayor. Back Row. L. to R.: Gorald Fortin, Frank Louor, Woodrow Catos. Harry Anderson. John Peterson Ed Karols. Ray Hum, Ken Fortin. Excellent Service Is Greatly Appreciated Custodians brighton up the school day as they brighten up the school. Marion Polosky and Axol Seoger. Merry matron smiles in spito of hor somotimes un-ploesont work. Mrs. Rundo Mrs. Margaret Dayton, the dietician, had the big job of planning the menus for tho entire Wayzata school system. This year Mrs. Dayton was provided with her own office in which she could usually be found busily planning hot lunches and writing out government reports of our lunch program. The cooks, under Mrs. Dayton s supervision, started out tho year with a light lunch load: because of the split shift they needed to provide only sandwiches and milk. However, after the return to tho regular schedule, they were kept busy providing hot lunches for the 800 hungry teenagers. The custodians were constantly busy too, sweeping the halls between dosses, repairing lockers, and picking up after careless students. The seasonal, jobs of caring for the athletic fields, and shoveling snow provided plenty of work also. The bus drivers had an extra load at the beginning of the year. Driving for both morning and afternoon sessions made a long, noisy day with a bus full of teenagers shouting and laughing over a blaring radio. The cooks, bus drivers, and custodians contributed much to the efficient management of our school. Their work made our school activities and daily life much more enjoyable. Our school dietician plans another delicious hot lunch. Mrs. Dayton Too many cooks spoil tho broth, but not at W.H.S.! L. to R.: Jay Swaggort. Minerva Hill. Lucille Hutchson. Victoria Nelson, and Inei Bartholomew.