Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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Lead WHS Family Through Successful Year So. this is your third suspension. Miss Kahle? Mr. Horning and notorious Wayako editor. Judy Kahle. Offico help. Loft to Right. TOP ROW: Jano Rovols. Mary Coughlin, 8arbara Paterson. MIDDLE ROW: Joyce Roehl. Gail Aspin wall, Sharon Christianson. 8arbara Burgh. Sandra Railsback, Paulette Libor. Fayo Michoolson Lois Buranen, Joan Knudsen. Barbara Nelson. Barbara Schultz. Julie Foil, Marilyn Olson. Jean Christenson. Gloria Feilcn. Joy Crossman. Judy Grendahl. SEATED: Avis King. Mrs. Tendall. Connie Wolff. Mary Dolon. Linda Ottum. Pam Linman. II

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Courageous, Efficient Administrative Staff Mr. Roald Johnson. principal. The administration of Wayzata High School demands a large and courageous staff. It was headed by Mr. Roald Johnson, the principal and chief administrator at WHS. Most of Mr. Johnson's time was devoted to the planning of an effective, current curriculum and the supervision of instruction. Discipline within the classroom wos also a major problem handled by the principal. Twice a week or more, he informed the students over the P.A. system of recent activities and school crises. Mr. Johnsqn's friendly smile and willingness to help will always be admired by the students at Wayzata High. An office became a reality for Mr. Horning this year as ho acquired the job of Director of Student Activities, or assistant principal. He had chargo of discipline problems outside the classroom. supervised the activities program, and advised the student council and National Honor Society. Also. Mr. Horning found time during ecah day to conduct a World Affairs class and head the Social Studies Department. The counseling department expanded this year to include Mr. Morris Ness, who advised the ninth and eleventh grades. The tenth grade counselor was Mr. Selmar Simonson, and the seniors were guided by Mr. Lester Horn. The inside work of any organized establishment needs capable, interested workers and certainly Wayzata High has them. The attendance clerk. Mrs. Violet Tendall, managed all student records and information, besides keeping track of the whereabouts of each student. Mrs. Gladys Reinertson was personal secretary to Mr. Johnson. She could be frequently found taking dictation from Mr. Johnson or typing letters, forms, or manuscripts for the school district. Mrs. Louise Brewer was secretary to the counselors and managed the school's finances. All ran smoothly this past year and can be attributed to the efficent administration of WHS. Dictation is tho first itom of business cvory doy. Mr. Roald Johnson and Mrs. Re inortson. 'Aro you sur® you wouldn't be interested in Dunwoody. Beth? Loft to right: Both Burgh. Mr. Horn, Mr. Ness. 10 Thoso aro tho powers behind tho throno. Loft to right: Mrs. Browor, Mrs. Tendall and Mrs. Roinortson.

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Juniors and seniors spent many hours involved in research that ranged from Mecboth to divorce laws. Mr. Loyol Farrell aids Pieter Visser, left, and Dick Williams during their many sessions in the library. 12