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'''Wayne King (Kling)''' A social studies teacher at [[Smallville High School]] in [[Smallville]] who was friends with the young [[Clark Kent]] when they were both high school students themselves. Wayne Kling does not know that Clark Kent and [[Superboy]] were one and the same nor that Clark Kent is now secretly [[Superman]]. In June 1986, the Kling household in Smallville is visited by a returning Clark Kent, now "an ace newspaperman for the ''[[Daily Planet]]'' in [[Metropolis]]" and an "old friend," who visits Mr. King's classroom to speak to the students about journalism. "My buddy Wayne King and his family stayed in Smallville and he teaches social studies at our old high school," reminisces Clark Kent to himself. Wayne King is disillusioned with his job as teacher and attempts to resign his position in order to pursue a more exciting career. Superman and [[Chris Parker Hunt]], a student in Wayne King's class, successfully combine forces to make him realize that only he can transform "these little monsters" into "citizens to be proud of." Mr. King remains on as "the best teacher in the school" (S No. 420: "...and We are the Dreamers of the Dreams!"). The June 1986 text is inconsistent and refers to the same character as both Wayne Kling and as Wayne King. [[Category:Entries|King, Wayne]] [[Category:People|King, Wayne]] [[Category:Superboy Era|King, Wayne]] [[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)|King, Wayne]]

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