Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)
- Class of 1950
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xelen. BKUQ 1a A fan; V L... . PJIHPMWH .. .JthW 4 44$... . THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 presents THE WAYAKO WAYZATA HIGH SCHOOL WAYZATA, MINNESOTA Pdgc Unc r 7641. a; cum Faculty ............................ Page Four Underelassmen .................... Page Eight Sports ......................... Page Fourteen School Life ................... Page twenty-two Seniors ........................ Page Forty-two 72354 3M6 3650494 7a Page Four We, the members of the class of 1950, dedicate our VVayako to Mr. B. R. thud Crowningshicld. His tireless efforts to improve our sportsmanship, and his keen sense of humor have gained the friendship and respect of the students. Mr. J. E. Snyder Wayzata University of Illinois. BA. University of Minnesota. M.A. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Rudolph Meehan Wayzata River Falls Teachers College, BS. University of Minnesota. M.A. Principal of Junior High Gradv Supervisor M1. Halvor S. Widsten Wayzata Bomidji State Teachers College. B.E. University of Minnesota. M.A. Principal of Senior High Student Council SCHOOL BOARD Miss Violet Holden Mr. J. J. Kardong Mr. Clifford Meyer Mr. John Hullorn Mr. Donald Quay Mrs. Charles Raymond M1: Jack Snyder Mr. Kenneth Owen Mrs. Peggy Weaver Wayzaxa t t :ngHlmttiiH-K Prim'ipan Sucrutury 1. a r w t he- nna. r wwww Mrs. Eileen Dzubay Minneapolis m: M 'HHHNHH ' FIN I'nivvrsity of Minncsutu. R.N. Nursv Miss Viola Holden Inwu Slaw Tcnchvrs Cnllvgu. A.I.B. Bunkkm-pvr Lmd Svcrctul'y tn Supvrimmtdvm Page P'ix'c SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Miss Amy McPhee Kimball, S. D. Northern State Teachers College, BA. English. Speech J12-S1'. Dramatic Club Mr. Cedric Denloff Wayzaia Mankato State Teachers College. BS. Science. Chemistry. Physics Audio Visual Education Miss Bernice Hart Austin Carleton College, BA. Commercial Wayako, Quill and Scroll Club Mr. Boyd McCaslin Bremerton. Washington U. of Michigan. 8.8. American and World History Basketball '1 Mi I x w Page Six Mr. B. R. Crowningshield Wayzata U. of Illinois, BS. Athletic Director Football and Track JUNIOR CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Haro1d Holmes Floodwood B.A.. University of Minnesota English Wrestling Mrs. Fern Smith Minneapolis B.A.. LaCrossc State Teachers College English Froshman-Sophomm'c Dzamu Club. Jumur Class Play Miss Elizabeth Neuwirth, New Ulm, Minn. B.A.. Hamline University 17113101111 Educatiun. Health Pop Club Fir. Harold Dozpke Wayzala B.A.. Mankatu State Teachers College Susiul Science. Ecunnm'c Gcnqraphy SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Duane Bittle Minneapolis B.S., Hamline University General Science. Biology Tennis Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt Wayzata B.S., University of Minnesota English, Latin Senior Class Play Mrs. Jean Erickson Minneapolis B.S., University of Minnesota Home Economics Home EC. Club Mr. Willard Budnick Wayzata, Minnesoia Miss Lorraine Purdy Wells. Minnesota B.A.. St. Olaf College Vocal Music Senior Chorus. Junior Chorus B.A.. Superior State Teachers College, M.A.. Minneapolis College of Music Rudiments of Music. Instru- mental Music Band. Prop Band FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS Miss Dorothy Ramsland Wayzata B University of Minnesota VVayzatzm Mr. Victor Johnson Wayzata St. Cloud Teachers College M.A.. University of Minnesota Industrial Arts Shop Club Miss Olive Leum Westby. Wisconsin 8.5.. St. Olaf Cullvgv Gonurul Math. Algcbl'u. h'umvtry Mr. George Anderson Wayzata B.A.. Augsburg Cullvgu Suciul Studivs xaum-null. Athlulic Rules Club Pagc chcn JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS Miss Margaret Robertson Minneapolis Mr. Stanley C. Campbell Minneapolis B.A. Winona State Tvuchvrs Cullvw- BS. University of Minn. M.A. L'niw-mly ut' Minn. Social Studivs English. Social Studivs Mrs. Edward Akerson Wayzata Miss Lorna A. Eyolfson Park River, N. D. St. Cloud Tvzu'hors Cullugv BA. L'nivu sity uf Nurth Dukum Math English Miss Sarah Lamb Wayzata, Minnesota Miss Lorna Jones Belle Plaine, Minnesoia B.A.. Gustavus Adulphus Cullugv Math. Spanish 13.8.. L'nivvrsity n1 Minnstu Lxhruriun COOKS JANITORS Firs: row M. Camp, M. Quay. G. Johnson. Second row 7 J. Kraskey. G. Mullane. Mrs. Ramsev. Mrs. Waqman, Mrs. Jollicaeur JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS F. Turnhnm. Secretary: J. Olson. Treasurer: C. Donny. V. President: D. Dncey. Ptesidenx. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS n.1'rm1ewnz, V. President; D Skeeter. Treasurer: M. Bouck, Secretary,- W. Fadden. President. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C. Oaro, President: D. Anderson. V. President: P. Rood, Secretary: D. Stroeter, Treasurer. 3 is A w .- JURIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS Row 1 -6. Carling, S. Opsxad J Macullum, B. Dickey. Row Z-G. Reeves. J. Hedxke, M. Corem. K. Xudong 3.11:0. Row S-A. Snyder. J Ivemn. R. Ball. J. Mc- Cormack. Row PB. O'Connor. B. Do riot. X. Schnhr, L. Davidson. B. Erickson. mum CLASS OFFICERS 1'. Guy. Tnmr: B. Chasm. man: 1'. ll:- Cotuuck. Vlco mm; J. Gannon Socratic. ; ' ' r . H .k , n, 1 . - .. fel J. Fu-st rowche ke, P. Camp, B. Chase, D. Boyes, B. LaMere, Neuwu'th. Second row G. Berg-man, J. Caru . Jcrdan, L. Ehrgnfeldt, K. chahue, P. Collins, P. Barlow. Third rcw -R. Eckstrom, J. Dorwexler, J. kahoff. S. Hu hes, D. Grabill, D. Gotham, L. Kath. Fourth row -R. Deisiing, J. Ganske, H. Day, H. Beck, R. Castle, J. Hamlet, J ?ingseih. Fifth row D. Dacey, B. Lindman. G. Kloss, R. Davidson, C. Denny, N. Hagberg, H. Baker, M. Johnson. JUNIOR CLASS Tht HITMII'S Hf the Junior class are Dennis Ducoy. Senior Prom :11 the VVnthil'l Cmmtm' Club. px'osidcm: Curt Donny vico-pl'osidcm; Rhudu Turn- Espcclally fumpus thy 11$ gll'l athlctvs HHS vluss $1150 hum. scwuturx': Jmumc Olson, treasurer, has the distmctmn 01 hzn'mg suld mm'v muguzmos Tin .Iuninrs spnnsm'cd 1110M beautiful Junior- than any othvr Jumm' C'ILISS. X Firs! raw Hclmes, L. Phillips, D. Squiers, R. Waukazo. J. Moore. R. Turner, Smith. Second rowiJ. Olson, K. Moritz M. Maynard. P. Stiles, B. McIntosh. N. Thompson. M. Tiexze. Third row WC. Soderholm. T. Moeger, M. Rogens, M. Roinko, R. Martin! M. Seqar. L. Sorenson. Fourth rowiT. Willemsen, B. Wyckofi, D. Wasgan. J. Nunn. S. McKnight. B. Turner, L Miller. Fifth row C. Stryker, B. Tynan, B. Mills, D Mayer, B. Redden, E. McGowan, K. Peterson, D Naab. P.Ign- 1'm' Firs: row-M. Bouck, C. Chase, Mr. Binle. P. Feser, B. Elliott. Second row--G. Butler, S. Cruikshank, J. Baer. G. Bursch. S. Henderson, J. Barlau. A. Dunn. Third row-D. Cargill, D. DickeV. M. Dacey, C. Bloom, R. Camp. G. Hawkins, J. Ganske. Fourth rowiK. Brown, R. Edholm, S. Hughes, J. Greenwald. B. Ehrenfeldt, D. Brandenburg. S. Blodgen. Fifth row J. Cunningham, L. Day, R. Dworakowski, M. Day, 1-1. Day, B. Doran, W. Fadden. R. Anderson. SOPHOMORE CLASS Marlyan'nn Buuck. svcx'uturyz Dick Stnwlmx Irvusurcr. Thu UtYiL-t-rg Hf mt. Snphunmn- plugs are XVuvm- VVayzatu pxpx-cts great things from Ihls vluss in the Fuddvn. px'vsidcm: Roger Tritilcxx'nz. X'iu' president: coming years. First row Mrs. Schmidt. L. Schommer, B. Kcester R. Mocre. J. Jakupcaik, D. Pederson, A. Peder52n, Mrs. Erickson. Second row C. Mclnlos'n. B. Leuer. R. Neiss, 5. Nelson. M. Reed, P. Reeves, B. Lissa. Third rowwS. Mever. H. Sidman. F. Rcsekrans, L. Schiebe. J. Miller, L. Maki. D. Svitak, R. Nvgaard. Fourth row 8. Johnson. 1.. Zinsloff. K. Leuer. L. Rissman. B. Stodola, J. Spohn. D. Skeeter. Fiflh rcw R. Olson. R. Scribrcr, C. Trinlewirz, M. Madi- son. L. Oaro G. Proels, R. Swanson, K. Martin. 11mg luz Firs: row B. Ice. C. Grabill, B. Christianson, Mr. Johnson, J. Bakken. J. Countrvman, B. Hendricks. Second row J. Gartner, C. Epland. C. Cox, D. Bradford, B. Fortin, N. Halvorsen. M. Cruickshank. Third rowva. Claussen. E. Ecksxrom, D. Erickson, E. Donahue, J. Ehrenfeldt, B. Bergman. Fourth rowan. Bartlett, E. Etzel. T. Farrigan, D. Dykhoff, R. Fairbanks. J. Barlau, S. Dworakowski. Fifth rame. Cox, W. Hagsirom, E. Bouley, J. Benson, D. Fadden, D. Bertrand, E. Eberle, G. Cirpinski. Sixth row-J. Carmichael, B. Files, G. Hanson, R. Bamanck, M. Carlton, G. Bouley. R. Benner, G. Carisch, B. Brunski. FRESHMAN CLASS zn'v Hu- Fn-shnnm officers. The freshmen are especial- Bettv Chl'istcnsun. president: Tum Quay. Vicc- 1y famous for their le'l'thlIit' chcc1 lcadcrs E1can0r president and treasurer: Joanne Gurtncl'. su-I'Mm'y lickszmm. Mary Lysnu. and Donna Snyder. I n g First row sts Leum. T. Ouav, B. Tavlor. M. Moeger, M. Lysne, A. Mangen. C. Johnson, Mr. Anderson. Second row ;R. Nelson. 1. Zastrowl, C. Schwartz. R. LeRoux, K. Kardcng, J. Jenkins, E. Solberq, S. Plummer. Third row P. Jenson. J. Swan. J. lelemson. D. Reed, '1'. Wold. N. Kloppfcr, A. Lee, P. Siebert. Fourth rowiF. Thompson. E. Ilsarson, T. McCormack, M. Zastrow, D. Radke. F. Woolcon, J. Nelson, C. LentsA L. Rosing. Fifth row D. Stevens, . Pgrnxck. R. Kreatz, K. Quasi. R. Peters, S. Kjellsvig. D. Snyder, B. Roberts. Sixth rome. Meyer, B. Johnson. B. Rxeke, R. Osxlund, L. Johnaxgen, F. Larson, D. Shaver. F. White, G. Stimler. Y ,1- Pagc ICICVCII A. ' q . I?- ! i0? First rowwA. Mangen, G. Nelson. W. Reed. D. Erickson, M. Johnscn. Second row R. Hendricks, T. Ronning, D. Field. K. Proels, L. Keller, M. Luckanen. Third row J. Hippe, E. Swan. J. Carling, G. Becker, N. Hannegan. C. Fraser, R. Nelson. Fourth row- B. Koester, L. Fadden, G. Reeves. D. Winnen. G. DeGauld. B. Letourneau. Fifth row -R. Henry. D. O'Connor, N. Nelson, C. Waukazo, Z. Meyer. L. Moeller. C. Christensen. Sixth rowr 7D. McGillivray, D. Bambenek, D. Jacobsen, S. Johnson, D. Grand, B. Miner, K. Schafer. B. Linden. EIGHTH GRADE Janus Hullku: V. puny Bob O Cum n1 : sm- Susun Opstud. . and 111115., Tht- 81 otTiu-rs for the first semester wvl'L-z pl'cs.. Ru'hzu'ni El'lcksun: v. prox. Ann Snyder: sec. and Thu 83 uZYit-cl's aw: prus. Susan Opslgul muw in 8H: 11wus.. Gmuld Curlmg. The present uthccrs arc: pus. v. p1'w5.. Kyith Schufcr: sun. Gmngv Hm-x'ps, First rowis. Sorlie, C. Kamman. A. Eberle, G. Nordland. B. Mapesl J. Erenfeldt. Second rowwM. Gee, S. Opstad, W. Johnson, J. Carling. J. Sievert. N. Schiebe, S. McKenny. Third raw C, Wazanski, A. Joknscn, D. Crowning- shield, M. Waukazo, J. Winkler, J. Weaning. Fourth row .7. Hoben, H. Hedke, C. Proels, M. Reinke, P. Sperry, M. Swanson; J. Day. Fifth rowwA. Snyder, G. Hendrick, C. Shaver. P. Strybicki, M. Jolicoeur, J. McCormack. Sixth rowa. Rogers. M. Szephens, W. Albers. B. O'Conner. R. Erickson. T. Stano. M. Stark. Hm- I u L h L' Firs! rcw-iB. DickeV, M. Reisvig, J. McIntosh, Miss Eyclfscn, J. Purnick, A. Sperry. S. Allen. Second row-K. Winger, P. Taylor, B. Olson, K. Scheller, Y. Lindquist, V. Smith, R. Bergman. Third row P. Klapprich, M. Frees. 1. Williams, L. Erickson, B. Eckstrom. A. Loven. J. Nelson. Fourth row-S. Sween, E. Rvshavv, D. Knutson. 8. ix Maki, J. Regan, J. Brueske, B. Bjork. R. Fairbanks. Fifth row K. Rodner, G. Schiebe, H. Mark, G. Moeller, K Swienton. H. Hasty. M. Steffels. Sixth row-D. McGillivray, B. Chandler, L. Seward, B. Doerfer, P. Seed, R. Buff , A D. Wagner, M. Miller. - ; x SEVENTH GRADE . . Ivorson: tram. Robert Ice: sum Marmn Cm'ons. Thv Tl aniL'm's for the first svmustor XVCI'OI prus.. Marion Corvns won the local championship in thx- Jamcu McCullum: v. prvs.. Lou Ann Davidson: trons. Tribune Spelling Bee. X Marcia Thivlgos: sun. Marion Curt-ns. Tho pl'L-som The T3 officers are: puma. Kay Rndnm': v. prvx. Rwy un'u'vys 1111-: pros.. Lou Ann Duvidsnn: V. pawl. Jumus Bull: such. Billy Dickcy: 111115.. Barbara Under. a First rcw J. Lcaney, D. Brown. J. Larson. Mr. Campbell. I... Walker, J. Erickscn. I... Roe. Second row-J. Winner. J. MacCollem M. Lee, M. Ess. D. Johnson. P. Bauer, J. Kaufman, C. Lille. M. Holt. E. Maclntosh, G. Frantz. D. Winther, B. Carmichael. D. Hedzke. D. Raymond. Third row-P. Tryqslad. J. Roberts. R. Mills. M. Heidelberger. M. Johantgen, J. Swenson. G. Inqebretson. Fourzh row-E. Stevens, D. Olson, M. Corens, R. Smith, T. Frost, S. Shrader, J. Hamlet. 8. Ice. Fifth rowrrR. Eager, D. Nelson, L. Davidson, J. Iverson, B. Perlowski, H. Adams, A. McGill L. Lenzen. D. Xnutson. ' Page Thirteen Immnm 1,. :mep: 111 mu! w rm!!! MI vg- w T HOPALONG HANK HOW HIGH THE MOON? D. Mayer . JUNIOR SIZE M. Seqar, B. Tvnan. L. Phillips. . Dacev, R. Turnham WA At4. JUST HORSING MOUND M. Lysne SPARKIE NAAB Naab THE HEAT'S ON ROYALTY M. Dacey VICTORY! E. Eckstrom P Stiles S. Nelson, P. Anderson Page I'hurtccn KM. f' - gr; :1 $ k 31 11 1.1. .3: A Bow 1-D. Crownlngsmud, '1'. Furngan. D. Won nor R. Erickson. R. Krona, 1.. Fadden. G. Reeves, C. Wnukazo. 1. Zn- MO Row 3- trow. Row 2-m.1-1o1mu. oyor. F. E. D.Bambu10k.n.0',Connor E. Bouley, F. Whit. A very necessary cog in any football career is the training gained th1ough f1 osh football. 3. 71111:. L. Johantgon. B. Rieko, D. Shaver. L. D. Radtke, K. Schiller. Cox, R. Larson. 8. Hendricks. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL direction of coach Harold Holmes the freshmen this yea1 looked very good The starting lineup: Ends: Shaver, White Tackles: Bouley, Rieke Guards: F. Larson, Schafer Backfield: Farrigan. Winnen, Kreatz. Carisch, and Crowningshield Pause 10: Strategy. Coach Crownmqshlold. Captun D. 31mm: Under the able FiNAL LAKE CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. 1.. Pct. Robbinsdale .................... 4 1 .800 St. Louis Park .............. 4 1 .800 Hopkins .......................... 4 1 .800 Mound .............................. 2 3 .400 Excelsior ........................ 1 4 200 Wnyxata ... .. .. 0 s .000 FOOTBALL DUAL SCORES lexua Wnyzau Wayun Wayxata Wayxaln lezua Wayzua leun Wnyxun 19 Deephaven G 12 Mound 14 0 Hopkins 13 S Robbinsdale 20 12 Excelsior 13 33 Chaska 0 7 St. Louis Park 19 8 Mpls. West 39 0 Princeton 1! Pu. 115 Op. T. O '?;k t , .v an? 33 1 P 1f! i' m3! Wiki- -, First row-J. Jcnes, B. Miller. K. Leuer, D. Wilson, L. Schiebe, D. Mayer, D. Streeter, C. Stryker. C. Sundblad. M. r Bloom, N. Sheppard, R. Trinlewitz. Second row- McCaslin, R. Scribner, L. Zinsloff, K. Quasi, R. Brandenburg, J. Miller, B. Eckstrom, D. Nelson. H. Johnson, L. Care, K. Martin, Mr. Crowningshield. Third rcw-C. Dennv, A. Da Kaster, R. Stanghor, R. Anderson, B. Turner. J. Cunningham, R. Edholm, H. weiler. F. Bouley. FOOTBALL The Wayzata Trojan football team this year suffered :1 poor season in comparison with last year's championship squadi The squad is coached by B. R. Crowningshield. he Trojan grid-men started the season 0111 with a bang as their baffling XYZ formation whipped Deephaven by the score of 19 t0 '. was Wayzata's game all the way. as Captain Don Streeter tallied twice. The next week Wayzata lost its conference opener to the Mound Mohawks by the count of 14 to 12. It was a close contest all the way. but the point-after-touchdown proved the vital factor. Perhaps if the boys had pulled through with a victory here, the season rec- 0rd would have looked better. Our Homecoming game was our best. as the boys smashed Chaska 33 to 0. The squad was obviously verv inspired by the Homecoming festivities as they rolled up T.D. after T. . The last three tilts were lost to very tough clubseSt. Louis Park. Minneapolis West and Princeton. The Park game. the last Lake Conference game for 1949, was well played and. ant 7w a THESE BOYS HA y, D. Streeter, J. Koesxer. J. 5Dor- at the end of the thx'ee-quartei' mark. it looked as though the Trojans would pull through with a victory, but the Par squad tipped the locals in the end. 19 to 7. The West game was very rough as the more experienced and heavier Minne- apolis club had httle trouble in downing the Wayzata boys. The last game of the entire football season, played with Princeton. was a cold affair, the smaller men from Princeton surprised evervnne and they pulled out an 18 to 0 victory. The starting lineup for the Trojans was the following: Ends. Chuck Stryker and John Jones; tackles. Bob Miller and Marly Bloom: guards. Clark Sundblad. Ken Leuer and Lowell ZitzlmT: eenter. Wilson; backfield. Ken Quast. Dave Mayer. Don Streeter. Les Oare. Tommy Moeger and Frank Sehiehe. Despite the fact that the Trojans had a poor season. three Wayzata players won All Conference laurels. Marlin Bloom. Don Streeter and John Jones each won pcsiticns on the All Conference teams. Bloom was placed at center on the tirst team. while Streetei' and Jones won half- baek and end positions. respectively. on the second team. Page Fifteen A SQUAD BASKETBALL TokMr. McCaslin, D. Skeeter. H. Johnson. J. Ganske. E. Peterson. L. Oare. J. Jones, B. Swenson. D. Mayer, J. Anderson, C. Stryker. B. Walton. BASKETBALL This year we have as our new coach. Mr. MCCaslin. who was a star forward at the University of Michigan. Our record 18 not very Impressive, with one win in JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Firs! row;l... Fadden, W. Hendricks. D. Crowningshield. G. Carling, R. Henrv. Second row; 2. White, D. O'Connor, B. O'Connor, L. Cox. Third row Mr. Meehan, R. Johnson. H. Shaver. . Carisch. P.Igc Sixtccn ton conference starts. The team gaw- vvm'y npponunt a tough fight and managed to clct'vul Mound 30 to 28 in a very thrilling contest. Charles Sh'ykm' was named on the all conference team and was also third highest scorer in the lake loop. BASKETBALL RETURNING LETTERMEN Charles Stryker Dave Maver Leslie Oare Bob Swensen Dick Streeter Jim Ganske B St-uad Basketball Top J. Cunningham, E. Meister, W. Fadden, R. Anderson, C. Denny, K. Martin, D. Hill, A. Raster. H. Sidnam, C. Andersen. J. Ganske, D. Carqill. B. Turner. Thv VVuyrutu B team. also coached by Mr. MC- Caslin. had quitv a good record this season with 12 wins ziuninst 5 losses. With those hard working hziski'timll plziyvi's. Vk'uyzzitzi has 21 bright future. Next yum and in yours to come those players will CONFERENCE STANDING Won Lost Robbinsdale 1 Hopkins 9 , 8 51. Louis Park 5 Mound 4 3 2 2 S Excelsior 7 9 Wavzata l see plenty of action on the Wayzzita hardwood court. Dick Cai'gill zmd Bub Tumor spent the basketball season wurking hard as managers of both the A and B teams. BASKETBALL 1949-50 Wayzata 30 Glen Lake 26 Wayzata 49 Glen Lake 15 Wayzata 38 Rockford 23 WayzaXa 30 Eden Prairie 36 Wayzata 30 Chaska 49 Wayzata 20 Hopkins 33 Wayzata 30 Robbinsdale 72 Wayzaia 37 Eden Prairie 46 Wayzata 40 St. Louis Park 50 Wavzaia 27 Mound 38 Wayzata 31 Excelsior 36 Wayzata 36 Chaska 38 Wayzaia 19 Hopkins 45 Wavzaia 34 Robbinsdale 70 Wayzaia 37 Deephaven 42 Wayzata 34 St. Louis Park 52 Wayzata 30 Mound 28 Wayzata 35 Excelsior 60 Sub-District Wayzata 43 Mound 53 BRIEFING Coach McCaslin, Captain Slryker Page Seventeen Firs! rowan. Edhclm. J. Miller, T. Loanev. D. Faue, R. Wilscn Av . C. DennV. R. Boulev, M. Mitchell. G. Lillemo. Seccnd rowe-Mr. Anderson, D. Hill. J. Brenna, J. Countryman, D. Hehl. D. Streeter, R. Peterson, J. Jones. B. Miller. BASEBALL The nineteen forty-nine baseball team again saw a good season. which was elimaxed by the winning of the District 18 championship at Shakopee. The team was again coached. as it has been for the last several years, by George Anderson. and it was led by the batting power of John Jones. Russ Bouley. and Powerhouse Pete and FenceaFace sJones at Work P. Peterson. J. Jo Page I'Iightecn Pete Peterson. and by the brilliant fielding of Tom Loaney. The team was built around a hve-man nucleus of returning lettermen. consisting 111' John Jones. catch- er: Don Streeter. pitcher: T11111 Luaney. 1111tfielde1'. and Russ Bouley and Dick Peterson. 11 double play combination of shortstop and semmd base respec- tively. The season started 11H with a bang. as the teanl dropped a Close game to Robbinsdale. the defending distrlct champions by a some 11f 1- 0, Thex gave evi- dence in that game that they xxnuld be hard to beat f111 the rest of the season This proxed to be true. for the team xxon its remainiirU game. and headed into the District 18 tournament. In the first game of the tournament. they met a hard-hitting team of left hands from Chaska. but they gave evidence of their championship caliber by coming through with a 4-2 Victory. The Championship game with Robbinsdale proved to be a fast. well-played ball game. which found our boys peeking away at Robbinsdale's early three run lead. They Were nut 111 be denied. and aided by a five run seventh inning. the team came through with a deserved 8-5 victory. In the regional tournament at Delano. they met their match in a tough team from Minneapolis. Edison. who eventually won the state title. The score was 5-2. BASEBALL Scores: Vk'ayzata 0 Robbinsdale 1 W'ayzata 8 Excelsior 6 VVayzata 4 St. Louis Park 1 Wayzata 8 Hopkins 0 XVayzata 11 M111md 2 VVayzata 4 Chaska 2 VVayzata 8 Robbinsdale 5 VVayzata 2 Mpls. Edison 5 f DIAMOND DYNAMITE IN MEMORIAM-MICKY MITCHELL For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your BASEBALL BIG-WIGS name. He marksanot that you won or lost but how you Captain D. Skeeter, Coach Anderson played the game. BASEBALL Conference Standings Robbinsdale Wayzata St. Louis Park Excelsior Hopkins Mound . RETURNING LETTERMEN Firs: rcw-D. Faue, P. Peterson. Mr. Anderson, J. Brenna. Second row-D. Streeter, D. Wilson, C. Denny. J. Jones. Page Nineteen First rcw1rB. Miller, R. Stanghor. J. Soderholm. N. Shepard, K. Leuer, H. Dunnell. Second row Mr. Holmes, 1. Zastrow, R. Moore, J. Dorweiler, C. McIntosh, D. Faue Third row-J. Baer, B Turner, P Boulev T. Ferrigan L. Shammer, E. McIntosh. R. LeRoux. Fourth row R. Deisting,R.Edholm,K.Ouas1.R. Krea12,D.DykhoH D. Winnen. 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In dual 1110015- VV113'Z'11111 2'7 1311101111 1511110 011111111151 11 'W'113'z1111120 Robbix1sd1110 11'11111101'5-11p1 17 VV113'211111 21 Mound 11111111 13111001 18 Now with this holdia. Captain Soderholm, Coach Holmes C. Bloom. E. Peters. M. Bloom, Mr. Binle, J. Anderson, D. Hill, D. Naab, J. Jenkins. GOLF The '49 golf team came through with two wins from ---A o 5-.-a. . s. .w GOLF IN TEN EASY LESSONS R. Peters, M. Bloom. D. Hill, Mr. Binle, D. Naab. J. Anderson. Excelsior and two losses to Blake and Mound. This year we have a new coach. Mr. Blttle. Retul'mng lettermen are: Jerry Anderson and Bob Walton. First roweG. Genen, K. Leuer, B. Davidson, J. Gradv, .. Engseth, B. Tynan. Second roweD. Cargill. L. Schiebe, K. Quasi, D. Sorenson, A. Raster, W. Budenski. Third row-T. Moeger. D. Mayer, C. Stryker, J. Cunningham. H. Dunnell, Mr. Crowningshield. TRACK TEAM The track team last year. under the coaching of ttBud Crowningshield. proved to form tuugh compe- titiun for their formidable opponents in the Lake Conference. Star of last year's team was Jim Grady. a champion miler. who was also very versatile. as he broad- jumped. high-jumped. and tossed the shot. Other members of last year's Trojan track squad included Jerry Engseth and Dave Mayer in the hurd- ling events; George Gotten. polo vaulted and high Winged Victory D. Mayer jumped. while Ken Quast and Harry Dunnell ran the clashes. Running the middle-distance races were Ronnie Davidson and Brandon Tynan. Broad jump- ing was taken care of by Chuck Strykel' and John Jones. Tossing the Weights were Bob Miller and Doug Sm'ensen. Because this book goes to press before the 1950 cinder season begins. exact facts and figures are un- available. A few of the meets. however. are the annual Metropolitan Truck Meet. the famed Carleton Meet. the St. Johxfs Meet and. of course. the Mound Rulm's. Page 'l'wcnty-unc Skeeter, swivel-hips from the 49 to the 50. D. Skeeter In the stretch. J. Anderson, J. Jones Unhand me you cadZ! C. Strvker Pardon voui! D. Mayer. C. Stryker, E. Peterson, R. Walton Riga I u cnhvtun Circus practice for the Band Min Lamb's Holpon '1' rk! row CV Charo, B. Lissa, 8. Elliott, B. Koester, PurJy, M. Berglund, J. Jakupcaik, P. Feser. Fmrtield, L. Feser, A. Nelson, L. Kath. B. Leuer. C. Oare. P. Reeves, B. Chase, M. O'Ccnncr. Second rcw H. Third rcw C. Shearn. D. Brandenberg. M Maynard, D. Gorham, E. Ritter, D. Miller, M. Reed, B. Shrewsburv, M. Stimler. Fourth row -C. Anderson J. Groenwall. K. Mcnz. G. Hawkins. B. Johns:n, K. Elmhurg, H. Dunnell, P. Reed, S. Nelson. Fifth row J. Grsff C, Johnson, S. Mever, H. Day B Doran, R. Stangohr, SENIOR CHORUS ' , :' , m .6 :zmzxfm :.x m Mn Srmm k'1m1L15.M11ch 1x . 1m Mxv Ihnix. 'be yum thx- Chwn pluyui . w ' :., v:I ;m gsz m HM' t'hlhlmus Play. 'Huw ' 13 ;M.;Im1 1H$erin1 ;mM'IHh11k'S Ihx'uughum , Mud: 1W Wm 11w uiuy 111v vhunb xn-m 1m ' r'znv '.m h Mixxll. whn-h was hvld :11 Muumi 3 1 . .Imh Uzwtl' ;IM Samba Mry-xs un- Ihv '- w H vs uni Tin y 'rmx'r Ixx'm Svlvk'IllIHS 11ml . : . 4 :w'xr Emmi :u'mmtymmnn-m. Our Spun: B. Sxodola, D. Wasgaxt, B. Johnscn, B. Turner. 8. Lindman, K. Peterson. G. Kloss. P. Welch. Sixth row D. Nelson, D. Naab, T. Brenna. Cumxwt was hwy lwuutiiul this year wnh several umsmmimg Fwd XV; x'mg numbers. JUNIOR CHORUS Thy Jumur Clwl'us. dm-ctud by 31155 Purdy. cun- sxsb 01' Ni Im-mhL-Is whu arc SL'lCL'IULi from the Junior Illgh and 111v Fl'vshnu'n class. Thuy have appeared m .wn-ml ussvmh n-s and ulnu thy Spring Concert at XK'uyxuiu. Mary Ellm Gt-u is IhL- piunn Liu'umpanist hw Ihv vhnu: I First r:w T. Kaufman, J Lcanev. J. Larscn. M. Lee, Miss Purdy, D. Brcwnl J. McIntosh, M. Roisviq, J. Purnick. Second rcw M. Johnson, B. Olsen, P. TaVICr, G. Nelson, B. Carmxchaol, J. VVennCr, S. Sperry, J. Macullumt R. Berg- man. C. Kammen, V. Smith. Third rcwi J. Winkler, S. Scrlie, E. McIntcsh, D. Hedtke, J. Roberxs. M. Hon, D. Bak- kcn J. Sreveit, N. SchiebeA A. Mangen. C. Kammen. Fourth rsw G. Mceller, G. Beckm- J. Hamlet, M. Johantgen, S, Opstad, M. Gee. B. Bjork J. Brenske, J. Swensen. M. Waukazc, K. Schellor. Fxfth row S. Sweep, M. Stoeffels, K. Prcels. J. Carling, N. Hanneqan, M, Reinke. E. Swan, M. Miller, T. Frost, G. Ingebretson. R. M1115. Sixth row K. McGill. Y. Lindquist, J. Hippe. D. Olson. J. Dav, M. Carers, R. Swirto E. Rvshavv, P. Trvgslad R. Smith, P. Sperry. Seventh row -B. Rogers, D. McGillivray, L. Sewar d, L. Davidson, 1... Mooler, Z. Mever. C. Christensen, H. Adams, D. Nelson. B. Koester. M. Jolicoeur. B. Perlowski, J. Iverscn. lime lxxum three First row1M. Gee, R. Nelson, A. Shaver, S. Cruikshank. Second row1c. Johnson, J. Hamlet Elmburg, R. Swenson. Third row1B. Roberts C. Cox, T. Qua Fourth row1S. Stadola, A. Lee, C. Lentz B. Christensen K , J. Swenson. Knxght, W. Hagstrom, G. Cirpinski. y, M. Cruikshank. M. Stark, J. Swan1 G. Henderlson: B. Rogers. G. Carisch, D. Fadden. Standingrr J. Day, S. Mc- SENIOR HIGH BAND 111111111111111111111 GL11111111111 11111111 1111111111111 111 :11111'5111p The Senior Band. under 11111 direction 111' M1'. VVil- 111 D1'11111 111111111'C111111111J1111nx1111 111x1111111111 1 X1'11p111111111 lard Budnick, had one 111' 11111 1111151 eventful seasons 111111115 111 1 11111p11111X11 11:1111111111. of its 11131111'5' in 1949-50. B111W111111 11111x'11s 111' 11111 1111151x111111 11f 1'11- 1'115 11111111110115 111 11111 1111111311411 111111111. 11111 111111121. '1' 1 : . , Band Officers . . 1- ' 1 L. Rosing R Swanson. CG Berglund, Miss Fanc': Prance ' k b 1 .-1 Jw' -1- K. Elmhurg. M Gee C. Johnson D CV ' , 1 -' 1 ' 1 . ' ; 1' H1 . n 1 V .1 -s' 1 , ' 1 1 1-1 1 .. ' ' 1, '1 1.1:,1 1111111111111 1, 1f 'Ih,a u 1 . .-1 v . .V'- , . h , . .C'11 ' Jyy k 1 ' . Firs: rowiS. Henderson, F. Thompson. K. Peterson. Secand rcw-P. Strvbicki. B. Plummer. A. Snvder, L. Rosing. C. Berglund. Third row-J. Carling. B. Dom. R. Ostlund, L. Phillips. J. Engseth, J. Olson. Fourth rova. Bartlett, T. Wold. T. Stano, C. Shaver. B. choff, W. Halvorson. Standing S. Plummet, S. Hughes, D. Snyder. Mr. Budnick. and a hullmm. Thy band performed at several other Spring Dunn nn April 121. The gamvs during the year. Othvr cvmns throughout the fosts and assemblies has been furnished by srhmal yum wvrc thru- hund Concerts and the annual Spun; Band Fvstivul. Tm band also sponsored a 1hv cummL-m-cmcm cxvrcisws on June 8. music for the pop- this talented group. The band will play the ovm'tux'c at CLASSY CLARINETS ON GUARD, FELLAS! B. Christianson. R. Swenson. B. Roberts, T. Quay. J. Olson. W. Halvorsen, R. Ostlund, K. Peterson. Page Twenty fiw '0 Peggy Reed Homecoming Queen 1950 Pretty Preview to Hcmecominn Jerrv and his harem A. William:. P. Reed, G. Helqerson. D. Anderszn. D. Anderssn, G. Helqerson. P. Reed, A. Williams, J. Anderson, P. Stiles. 5. Nelson, E. Eckstrom. Grand March Scme Enchanted Evening J. Jones, P. Anderson, D. Sireewr P. Reed. limp lkx L11fo1'.x' THE ROYAL FAMILY T. Moeger, P. Stiles, D. Mayer, S. Nelson, C. Siryker, E. Eckstrom. C. Lysne. D. Skeeter, P. Reed, P. Anderson. J. Jones, D. Anderson, 3. Miller, G. Helgerson, M. Bloom, A. Williams, D. Wilson HOMECOMING One of the highlights of the school year was the Homecoming Dance after the Wayzata-Chaska foot- ball game. The dance was held in the Wayzata High School gym after a rather one-sided game in which Wayzata routed Chaska 35-6. The decorating com- mittee outdid themselves as they introduced a new type of decoration. ball coated with pieces of broken mirror was suspended from the ceiling and was turned slowly while red and blue spots were directed on it. The effect was beautiful and drew T n 531.4..sz .I f.gifj W ya HOMECOMING COMM ITTEE B. Roberts, A. Williams, D. Dickey, K. Leuer, chairman K. Elmhurg, C. Oare. J. Olson. D. Mayer, M. Bloom, K. Shatter. R. Ostlund. C. DennV, D. Faue, B. Linman, L. Oare. many olfs and ah's from the dancers. The queens for the Homecoming event were Elea- nor Eekstmm of the freshman class, Susan Nelson of the sophomore Class. and Pat Stiles of the junior class. The four candidates for queen from the senior class Were Geraldine ttPunky Helgerson, Anne Williams. Diane Anderson. and Peggy Reed. who was voted Homecoming Queen for 1949. As Peggy mounted the stars and was crowned by Pat Anderson. the 1948 Homecoming Queen. fiash bulbs exploded and applause arose from the admiring students. Allow me, your Majesty. D. Streeter and P. Reed. Page TwentV-sex'en iii ' ' . a First 1-cw M. Berglund. J. Jones, Mr. Widsten. K. Elmburg, A. Williams. Second rcw G. Morris, J. Olson, J. Dor- weiler, D. Dickey, C. 08 are. 8. Christianson. Third row- D. Faue, D. Wi! 5011, F. Thompson, D Carqill, S. Blodgeii, M.Segar.Four1h row M. Johnson, D. Le euer, J. Ganske D.Wasga11, B. Roberts, M Bloom.Pif1h rowv K. Shafer, R. Ostlund, J. Anderson. 8. Linman. D. Mayer, C. Denny. L. a STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Senior High Student Council with Karin Elm- In m 5111-11111i 1'1'111' 11f 11p111'11ti1111 1111' J11111111' 1111111 burg 11s presidvnt during the first scnwstci' sponsored St d1 C ,1i 1 . 1 1 1 d . , 1. , K d the 11111111111 H11111111'111111ng festivities. chose 11sse111blics 11 km 11111111 uh 513111151111 11111111 L 1111115 1111 1111' HR. student bodx' 11nd continued the successful parties for 1111' Junior High students, Otii1'1'1's 111 111:1 11111 1111111it111' sx'stcm 17111111111115; 11 1'1111111'111 election first 51'1111'st1'1'11'1'1'1'C1'1119, Shaver. 1'1'51111'111: 3111'b111'11 1 p 111111111111111 1'111111111t1' 111th 5110111115 11nd 11 p11111d1' John Rogers. 1'11'11-p1'1'sid1'111: M111'i1111 C111'1-11s. 51.1-11.1;11-y; Jim .;1111111: 11 1s 1'h115111 plosidcnt 111 H111 st11d1nt b111'i1 f111 - 11' 11 w. 1 11'111'1'1'; Koit '1'11'11'. .'1'1'111111t-'1t-'1'111s. 1111' 51-1'111111 x 1111'st11. Spling p111j1-'1ts 111 the 1'1111111'11 L J k' U A h 80 i L M15 i ii 1 ' , '1-1 '1 1.... D1 . 1 11.1'1' n . 11111' the tradition 111 Old C1111h1's Day. 1111 upon moct- 111 UV- MUV-d Nmk MH- CHUIsz 11 111-1- 11111.1111t. 1113; 111 1111' 1'111111111 b1'f111'1' the student budy 11nd the Ray SW 11111111. x'L1-11-111'1'si1iu11t: C1111: 3i1:119:'.s 1-1'11111'1': 1'11-.xp11:1s111.xhip 111 11 11111'11t shmx'. 141111;; 1711111111. 51'1'g1-1111t-11111111115. l J D JUNIOR HIGH STJDEXT COUNCIL Fin! rowiJ. Loaney, G. Reeves C. Shaver. G. Nordland B. Dic C'C-Y. Sec: nd row S. Cps tad. J Wesxling, D Crcwn- ingshield, J. Macullum. R. Bergman Third rcw K. Rodner, M. Corens J. Ha mlei T. Ronninq M. Heidelberger M. Johanlgen. Fourth rowr B. Rogers. K. Schnier. J. M:Cormack.i2. Mever, L Fadden. R. Swinion G Becker. li.11'1' 11111111 1114111 .3 i . . g. 5 X. A ., 7-1 First rcw Wids1en, C. Johnson. K. Elmhura, D. Streeter. Seccnd rcw P. Reed, C. Oare, N. Chorakos. Third row taf 0 Var; . . i . i 771. Craft. 5. McKnight, D. Anderson. J. Olson. Fourth row K. Schaeffer, B. Lindman, T. Cruikshank. J. Jones. J. Ganske. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Thv Nutinnzil Hunur Sncicty is zm honorary organ- izzitiun uf juniors and seniors who have bum elected by Ihv tummy on 1h:- luisis of svhulzn'ship. service. luuivi'ship. :md Chill'ilCIUI'. Not more than fifteen per L'vm n1. 1hr Sviiim' class and five per cunt 01' the jilnim' class aw vlu'lmi Hich year. Mvmiwrs ChHSUn last ymn' XVl'IV Karin Eliiihui'g. vim- pros. Cnnniv Jnhiisnn. pix-x. zimi Dun Stiii-i-Ivii. SUC,-II'U;1$. Elvn'u'd this year u'x-iw Daim- Aiidvi'sun. Nuvmu Chut'ukua Tum Cruik- shwi'a .iinix' Gini. Jnhii Janus. Ci'mhizi 041w. Peggy i? 2 iii :1 Hi limizia-Ih ini'if -1'. Juniurs v1 ital Wow Jim 5.44;; Ganskc. Bonnie Lindman. Stuart McKnight and Jo- Annc Olson. The group was formally initiutvd :11 an assembly program hold in April. OUILL AND SCROLL Th0 Quill 21nd Scroll. an international Iinnm'zn'y cncivty for high school journalists. is the n' wust nr- uzmizzitiun :11 Vi'ziyzzitzi High. Members 21w svlvctvd from studvnts in the junior and svnini' class who rank in 1th UDDUI' third. and who have dunv supvriur Work in SUHM' phase of journalistic UI' vrvutin' writing. by MEN Ru iislzmd and Miss Hurt. zizlvimirs 0f VK'uyzzitu s liliivin'f pm. liczitiwis. thz' XVuyzutzm and XYuyuku x m x .. ,nx , , , v OU'LL AND SCRCII. 11. F' .: izr-j. 'i :3 L..1:x:;iuiid,Ni-s;-;.:I. C. Care, 13. Llnman. P. Hood. J. Croft, J. Jones. K. Slzafer. C. Johnscn. J. Olson. P.1gc lu'cnfi' Him Firs! rowsB. Shrewsbury. A. Williams. M. O'Connor, Miss McPheet R. Turnham, Y. Ehrenfeldt. Carufel, L. Feser, J. Olson, M Morris. Mavnard, C. Oare. Second rowiJ. Third rowsK. Elmburg, M. Segar, J. Engseth, B. Johnson. G. Fourth rowsG. Helgerson. B. Turner, D. Wasgan. B. Miller. M. Grant, C. Johnson. Fifth rowiJ. Brenna. B. Tynan, K. Schafer, N. Hagberg, B. Linman, G. Kloss, T. Brenna. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club. one nt' the must ztetix'e gmups in the sehtml. this year again presented the annual L'hrlstmus play whieh was milled MFhe Shepherds Star under the direction ut' the adviser. Miss Mt-Phee. A une-uet play was presented by sume ut' the girls in the Dramatic Club and unuther tme-uet play. eulletl The Still Alarm. was presented by several ut' the buys and taken In the annual speeeh enntest. In First row H. Fairfield, M. Berglund, G. Dunn. Miss McPhoe L. Kath. Fourth row J. Anderson M. Johnson Re Noiss. Iilgt Itht J. Groff J. Donahue 8. March :1 talent shuw was ul'gunized hy the Dmmutie L'ltxh tn entertain the sehnnl. The ull'ieexs ml the Dmmutie L'luh. whieh was divided intu twn seetiuns. Were: presidents. Anne XVilliums :md L'umle Sheath: x'lee-px'esitients, JuAnne Olson and Jetty Antiersnn; wel'etunes. 5nnme Lindmzm and Marilyn Hel'gltmd; treasurers. Mary Jn Grunt and Pete Petersun. A iamee called the t'Reeunl Rumpus was gWen in January. the; R. Reiser, B. LaMex-e. Reedt J. Jordan. M. Stimler, P. Barlou. D. Squiers. Third row M. Roinko, S. Hughes. 1. Krantz, K. Moritz, A4 Nelson. Second row D. Gotham, P. McKenny. R. Peterson. CHRIS M145 HAY The Christmas play this your was Thu Shepherd's Star which was written by Janet Katherine Smith and presented under the directiun of Miss McPhuu and Miss Purdy. Tho stux'y was told in u St'l'iOS 0f suvcn scenes whilu tho Chuil' sung the background music. CAST OP CHARACTERS Mary. . Connie Johnmm Archangvl Gabriel . John Jones Joseph ,. .......................................... Kenneth Schafcr Shepherds: Ahwl ...... Brundun Tynan JL-rcbm h ......................................... , John Brenna Amulck ., ,. .. ... . . .. . .,,C1;lrkc Sundhlnd Elkanuh ., VVVVV ., Dave 11111 Zlhcnn ,. V .. . H h'vrncr nglvm'sun A53 . . .......... . . D011 Strvctvlh Jurum , .V ,. .. ................ . hJcl'nmL- Ganskc chdrvl V V . JIIH Nmtn Kmnx Mcluhmx' . . .. . Dwk SIIv-ch-x' Caspar . . . , Dick th-rsun Bullhusur . ,,,,,,, . Jvrm AndvlSrn Svrnphmx: Barbara Johnson. PmLkLV Rcui. Mnnwlln O'Cunnnr. Rhndu Turnhum, Jnm-I Enusvth. Arhn Nvlmm. .md 310le NCIFF Scene VII. The Adoration of the Child P.ch 'Hn'rh' HHC Top-Mrs. Smith, C. Dennv. J. Ganske, D. Dacey, R. Turnham, k J. Nunn, P. Camp. M. Rein e. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ttMany Moons was the play given by the Junior Class this year. It was a fantasy Wthh centered around around the Princess Lenore who insisted -on having the moon. The Kings many wise men tned The moon is as bin as mv finder. R. Turnham. J. Nunn Iiigc 'I lnrthxttuu L. Phillips, M. Segar. N. Hagberg. SeatedeB. Tynan. in vain to get the moon. while the Princess grew more ill. It all turned out fine in the end when the king's jester saved the situation. The beautiful cos- tumes added much and Mrs. Smith did a fine job of directing. CAST OF CHARACTERS Princess Lenore ........................ Rhoda Turnham King .................................................. Dennis Dacey Lord High Chamberlin ............ Brandon Tynan A'Iatlnimaticizm .................................. Curt Donny Wizzard ............................................... Jim Ganske Jester ........................................................ Jim Nutm Parectta .............................................. Fatty Camp Cynicia .............................................. Marcia char Nurse .................................................. Lora Fhillips Goldsmiths Daughter .............. Marlene Roinko Student d i rector Nancy Ilagberg CAST OF CHARACTERS Frieda .................................................... Carole Sheal'n Herbert Gagn- ...................................... Pctc Peterson Sarah Gage ........................................ Anne Williams Paula Gage .................................. Marilyn Berglund Marge Gage ...................................... Connie Johnson Barbara Gage .......................................... Peggy Reed George Hustod David Hill Jonathan Ruckwood ...................... Jerry Anderson Mathilda Rnckwnud ............................ Cynthia Oare Mr. Loomis ...... John Brenna Uncle Walter .................................... Kenneth Shafer Matt Ruckwuod .................................... Tom Brenna Carson .................................................... Herb Johnson Mattie-boy. Mattie-bov, I dcn't know where you 90: y :- good looks! J. Anderson. R. Schafer, T. Brenna. C. Care SENIOR CLASS PLAY The play centers around the conflict between two January Thaw. a comedy written by William families who claim the same house. A Climax occurs Roos. adapted 1mm the novel. by Bellamy Partridge. when Barbara Gage and Matt Rockwood are thought and produced on Broadway m 19-16. was presented to have been married. The mistake is soon discov- b.V 1h? SUNNY 91855 on May 5. cred. howmrer. and all ends happily. k J. Brenna. C. Shearn. H. Johrson, C. Jornscn, P. Petersen. D. Hill, P. Reed. T. Brenna. K. Schafer. Mrs. Schmidt. In iron1 M. Berglund. A. Williams. J. Anderson. C. Oars. Page 'l'hirty-thrcc I 4' b Firs: rowa. Jcnes. B. Tvnan, Miss Ramsland, K. El P. Feser, J. Jakupcaik, R. Neiss. Third rcwa. D. Skeeter. S. Meyer, J. Donahhe. Johnson. D. Wasgan. WAYZATAN In its nineteenth year of publication the Wuyzutzm was ably edited this yczn' by Karin Elmburg. Co- assistant editors Wore Juzmnc Olsun and Brandon Tynan. Cu-sport editors XVCI'C Jul'ry Andvrson and John Junvs. Tho W'uyzutun. udvisvd by Miss Rams- WAYZATAN HEADS B. Tvnan, Miss Ramsland, J. Anderson, J. Olson. K. Elmhurq. J. Jones, P.Igc Ilmtx mm .3152? fnburg, J. Olson, J. Anderson. Second robi. Chase, P. Camp. 1 C. Oare, D. Squiers, H. Fairfield, N. Halvorson, A. Williams. Fourth rowbs. Blodgen, M. Seqar. J. Dorweiler, D. Gorham, J. Jordan. Fifth rowa. Groff, M. Grant, B. Turner. Sixth rowa. Hagberg, B. Lindman, D. Peterson, '1'. Brenna. M. Johnson. W. land. covers all school events, fcutuws un spu'iul activities. teacher interviews. personality SkL'Ik'hUS uf the seniors. student columns and all spurt vvvnts. The annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance vnmplvtc with kigmics and 11 Daisy Mac and Li'l Abm-x' was spun- sm'vd by the staff in Novmnbcr. THE WAYZATAN 1949-50 Edltur . Cu..-Xs.wst;1nt Edltms Spurh kWhEdltursm Vnculntu n , ., , Kurm P3111;!ml':: .Brundnn Txnan. Jnunnv 01mm Jerry Andursnn. Juhn .IUIXV5 Mary .10 Grant. Jnyu- Jurdun. Nancy Huubm'y Put klmm PHUIULIYJMWIE Bub XVAIIML th- PvIt-Ixull. Julmx Dunu-llm Runnu- Lmdn..m Wanda Johnsun JuAnnv Dunukxmu thty H'ISIJH. Dunzm Buhuw chk SIrvm-va'. chk Simvm; JLHIUS an'xxmlx-I', Tun: Qwu Exchunm- Pidnur Adx'ymAznu '13 puxh Spurls Rvpnl h'IB vanztmx Jmh 2mm, Cynthm O.Hx'. Hum ilumm. lh-Irn Fulxbxivld. Anny XYxllmxzm. Mazud ernn, Dumm Gunim'... D; S.AEIdId Mviu-x; .NLH'It-nv . b ILuh-nv Stillllt'x Jmm JJRLRDU-llk. Sabra Bind r I, Put FLAM'I'. DICK thx BMU Fhauu Huh Tunnm Vim Ih-purh'xxx I.;m,x Rnwnn. Ddlv Fmidrn. Hritx Uzzxstrnxnn, Juizn Jvnkznx, Dnmm Snuim. Numgx Huh'nnun. LWIJHUHV Unx ,dexv: 311x5 RJHAIAIHJ i .. t , i 92,: Firs! roth. Feser. R. Riser, E. Peterson, C. Johnson, Miss Hart, C. Oare, P. Reed. Second rewiM. Stimler, B. Shrewsbury. H. Fairfield. L. Dunn, A. Williams, M. Berglund, M. O'Connor. Third rowaB. McKennV. B. Johnson. G. Morris, D. Anderson, K. Elmhurg. A. Nelson, G. Halgerson. Fourth rowsD. Hill. D. Streeter, S. Erickson, H. Johnson. J. Croft, R. Neiss. M. Grant. Fifth rowsK. Schaefer. M. Johnson. B. Miller, D. Nelson, J. Anderson, N. Sheppard, W. Johnson, J. Jones. WAYAKO phzisv of st-himl litiv which zivvmgv students cn- cnuntvr. Thv VVLiyukn is vditi-d this yvui' by Cynthia The W'uyukn. VVHS yearbook. is tilled with buuk- 011w and Cunnin- Johnson and :ulvisi-d by Miss Worms this yi-ui'. Thvsu bnnkwurms go through every Bernice Hart. WAYAKO STAFF EDITORS SCHOOL LIFE Cynthia Oun- Arlyn Nelson Ct mile JULHsUn Marcella O'Commr Jerry Anderson BUSINESS MANAGERS Peggy Rood R10 .3131 Pvivisun FEATURES Manic Xciss SUBSCRIPTIONS Kutncth Schnfvi' Kaitn hliibiii: thtx' .th'l' shiirj; ART Maric- Stinzlvr A ITLHXIU tivM-It Dale Nt-lsmi Ilvlmi Fnzrtivld Niiiiiai: Shipyard SENIORS Annvi XVillinztis ADVERTISIN Barbara Johnsnn Bub MJIcr Gci'nldmv Holgvrsrn Mary Jo Giant Barbara McKminy Car 1.0 Shiill'H Shlx'lv-V Fi'rcksun Clarke Sllndhlild tk'avrda Juinsi 11 Dave Hill Gracc Morris ORGANIZATION Judy GYUIY TYPISTS Maiilyii EUI'QIUHLI Ilvtti PL 131.211 Diunc .-XZlLiCX$UH IA is Dunn 1111.1 Rt svi' SPORTS JULH Ji 11's.x s Dun Sticvtvi ADVL'ER Herb Johxzsi ii Elczziiu- Had. WAYAKO HEADS C. Johnson. Miss Hart, C. Date P.Ig't I hirti' fiic man First rcw 7M. Heidelbern. M. Miller, M. Johnson, M. Swens:n. J. Westling. Second rcwnJ. Erickson, G. Nelson. R. Bergman. M. 23:, J. McIntosh. N. Schiebe. Third row7J. Winkler, J. Sievert, K. Scheller. M. Lukenum, P. Taylor, Mrs. Akerscn. Fourth rost. Sween, K. Proes, J. Carling. S. McKenny, C. Keller. C. Lily. Fifth row-v-M. Corns. J. Hamlet. K. Rodner. R. Smith. P. Sperrv. M. Sxoflels. Sixrh row-D. McGillivary, L. Davidson, B. Dorfer, A. Snyder, N. Nelson. A. McGill. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Thv Jumnr High Pvp Club nfhu-rs fur Ihv your arc: lvzzdms. The girls vhuscn m-n- Margaret Swvnsnn. Muxim- Jnhnsnn. Marilyn Nvlsnn. Jump Xk'cstling. 11ml Ihv pn-sidvm. Mamm Jnhnmm. has shuwn many vdLu-utmnul muvios In sIudvnIs during Muss 111m: Thuy also shnwvd svvm'ul full length mnvws to tho .. . . . Juninr and Sunny High In I'uist- mnm'y Eu pay 1017 MMH Ilmdvllu-xg'x. 1113 tape nm'm'dvr Ihz-y purvhuxxd t'nr Ihv .x'chuul. Thy -- - m'hm' vluh nf'fiL-wrs ml'v: Vl'WJ-YIXNHM'HI Ku- IHxIm'sml AUD-O VISUAL zwd Svcn-tzujV-'I'1'vzlsun'1' Divk Nuuh. This vluh is Th- Audm Xlsuul Club. Ll'nlm' Iha- lmulvrship ut' :ulx'iwd lw Mr. DslllutT ? '.s L ?'?j'ii '9 h V 7. 7 AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB First row B Tavlor 1.. Rosina W7 Reed Mr. Donlofi R. Camp R. LcRoux G. Snvdor Second row R. Ecksxrom. D. Faddon. D. Radxko, B. Bursko J. kaoff. J. Swan. Thzrd row R, Kreatz. L. Cox, S. Hughes S7 McKnight, C. Johnson, R. Stevens. H. Beck. Fourth row E. McGowan K. Peterson, D. Naab, J. Waqmanl K Br wn, G. Stimler. Fifth row R. Redden. G. Hanson, M. Vaminick, Fl. Ostlund. M. Johnson. H. Baker. T. Cruikshank. Sixth row B. Olson, R. Scribner. L. Dav, R. Johnson. D. Nelson, R. Trinlewnz. B7 Dozen. H. Day. 1U 'L HHIH wk. .5 Firs: rowaH. Johnson, D. Wilson, J. Miller, Mr. Andersom J. Dcrweiler, T. Mceger. Seccnd rowhD. Streeter, R. Kaster, M. Bloom, D. Faue, H. Dunnell. Third roth. Care, R. Ednclm, K. Leuer, D. Hill, D. Skeeter. Fourth row-i J. Soderholm, C. Denny, R. Siangohr, J. Jones. ATHLETIC RULES This club unwisis 0f hays intorvstod in athletics whn discuss and imm'pi'ut the rules of the respective sports in mu-h ulhlvtic season. Emphasis is placed upon finv puims m the rules which lead to better pCI'le'HiZlHH' :imi HHt'Il mum the difibi'uncc between a win 01' u Iuss m a game. Mi . Anderson is the club advisvi: J. Ganske, J. Brenna. Fifth roth. Raiser, C. Stryker, B. Miller. C. Trinlewitz, D. Nelson, D. Mayer, N. Sheppard. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Thu Lvtturmonk Club consists of Wuyzutu's mighty athlctus who huvv won letters in any sport. The officers ill'C Don Structor. president: Marlin Bloom. vicc-pi'osidcnt: Norman Sheppard. secretary: Kenny Loucr. treasurer with Mr. Ci'owningshicld as adviser. This year the club polished our trophies. and gave a very successful record dance Uhc success being attributed to the fact that the boys made the cakesi. LEITERMEN'S CLUB Firs: row- 96. Blo:m. T. Mccner. Mr. Crawningsxield. J. D:rw3ilcr. C. Anderszn. Seccnd rcwr-D. Faue, H. Dunnell. J. Miller, D. xVilscni H. Johnson. Third rowrrK. Leuer. D. Hill, D. Streeter, B. Deisxina. J. Brenna. Fourth row J. Jones, D. Maver. J. Soderholm. C. Dennv, I... Care. E. Peterson. Fifth row--J. Cunningham, C. Stryker. B. Miller. C. Trinlewitz, B. Davidson, .1. Anderson. N. Sheppard. Page 'I'hirty-x'cx'cn i1: Top row 7M. O'Ccrn:r M. Mceqer. A. Williams, P. AnderS'n, Miss Neuwirtb P. Reed, R. Riser Second row1J. Mocre,B.Shrewsbu1-v Fl Nelscn. S. Plummer C. Grabill, Joanne Bakken, R. Turnham. Third row-M. Reed, C Schwartz, M Stimler, B. Fcrtin N. Halverson, S. Nelson1P.Reeves Fourth row-B.Mc1niosh, K. Moritz, N Klop- fer, M. Mavnard. E Solberq. P. Stiles, N. Thompsom M. Tietze. Fifth roth. Nelson, D. Svitak, R. Nygaard B. Ice J. Barlcu. M. Segar. A Nelson.Six1h row S. Meyer, D. Snyder, R. Neiss, D. Wasgan, B. McKenny, M. Roberts. M. Reinke, L. Maki. PEP CLUB Ann L1'11'1111 and Donna Sn1'd111'. Members for the The p111'p11.1'11 11f th11 P1111 Club i.1' to assist th11 1'1'1111'11 1'11111i11g 111111 11111 11111111111 by the number 11f 1111111111 in fullnwing th11 1'h11111'.1' which 1111111 11111 this 11211 th11V hilVU 11tt11nd11d. A spling dz1n111 111111 1.1111111 this 111' 1'h11111'l11111i111'1 Pvggy 11111111. A111h'1' Gi'11hz1111. 111111111111 1'11111 h1' th11 Pop Club 111d b1 P11111'id11nt 11111111 OC11n- 01.1113. 13111111111 L1111h111111. M1111 D111'11' X11111 111111211111 11111'. 1 i111- P111.1'id1nt Pz1tt1 Camp. S11'1111tz11'1 B11tt1 113111 111111 t1111111i.1' 11111111111. littl11 Patsy A111i1111111 11.1'1'i.1't- Ch1'111't111111'1111. 11nd T1'11zi11'111'111' B11tt1' Ch11.1'11. Th11ii' 111i 111' 111'1'11'11ti1'1111:1111'111111111'1 Elon'im E1'111.1t:1. Mary 11111'11'1111 11' Miss N111111'11'th. Bcn: rr first 1-: w: J Ccuntrvmav, M. Lvsne, Miss Neuw'rti', M DaceV, B. Linman PJ's eOlsen, C. Chase B LaMere. Sec: nd raw B. Elliott B. Kooster D. Boves. M. Bergluni. L. Dunn. G. Dunn. L. M. Bouck. J. Jacupcaik. Third row G. Hawkins 8 Lissa, M Cruikshank S Henderson B. Christianscn. C. sEplund P Camp P. Stiles. Fourth rcw C. Cox, D Bradford D Dickev J. Carufel, P Barlou, S Cruikshank G. Bunch K. Kardonq R. Chase. Fifth row B1 Johnscn J. Gartner J. Bakken. G Butler D. Gcrham, J. Jordan G. MHelgerson L. Kuh, B. Borgmln. Sixth 1'13wa. Hughes, J. Cirpinski D. Grabill D. Brandenburg 5. 8101191311 91.1.9 C.Lents.D.Erimcso.n E. Ec k- sirom. Seventh row M. Dav, N Hagberg G Kloss W. Johnson M. Carlson, S. Kjellosvig. H. Day M. Gran! J. Engseih. J. Donahue. Rue 'Hmtx 1'1J1t B. Loucr, A. Pederson, J. Greenwald, L. Rissman, D. Boyes. HOME EC CLUB Thv 11mm Ifi- Vliih is :i x'i-i'y iiifoi'mzil group Uf10h girls With Mrs. Eiiicksun thvii' udvismz Tht' mvmhms HI :LIHUp spi-iid 1hvii' timc sewing; on :suiizil lhiiigs. .IkLiH zis 2hr Ihvii' iiXVii in D. Pederson. SHOP CLUB Thi- Shnp Club is 101' t'i'vshnivn hnys vxvhlsiVi-ly. Its fifteen Hikinihvlls' IHUKU dui't gaimvs :iiid chm'kxi hniiiids I'ni' Ihv Jimim' Hui CUBS. which in tum sL-mis Ihvm tn IhL- VUICI'UHS huspitzils. Thv Hirit't'l'S nt' Ihv vlub :iim': XVuyiip Ilugstiiniii. pivsidvm: Francis Thumpsun. viiiv-piivsiih'm: Jimmy XYillvmsvn. SLK'I'UILiI'X-IHWISUI'UIL Mi. Yii-twi' .Iuhiisuii i'liih giiix'isi-ix Standing sS. chrakcwskii P. Sieben. is SHOP CLUB W. Hagstrom, R. Banner, Mr. Johnson, H. Battlen, Larson, J. Willemson. F. Thompson. E. Eberle, T. W E. Meyer! d4 1.. Johantqon. R. E. Ezzel, R. Fairbanks, F. Wcolcon, R. Bertrand. F. P.Igv Thlfh' niiic First row C. Chase B. Lissa, P. Feser. M. Bouck Mrs.Smi1h J. Jakupciak. M. Mceger. M. Lvsne, C Johnson. Second rcw B. Berg man K. Ka 11.1.1!ch B. Christianson. J. Bakken, C. Gra bill P. Jensen T. Ouav. J.Counn1ryma , R. Nelsen. Third row- E. Sclberg, S. Plummet. N. Halvorson B. Fcrtin, D. Dickev. P. Reeves, M. Re ed, J. Carlson. M. Cruikshank. Fourth row- R. Neiss S. Nelson, J. Ganske. N. Kloffer, E. Eckstrom D.Ericson,C.Ek1und, D. Bradford. A. Lee. J Baer Fifth raw G. Butler, D. Brandenburg. S. Blodgen. C. LentsJ.Gar1ner.E Donahue. D. Svitak, R. Nygaard, D. Klaussen L Rosina. Sixth row J. Cirpinski, J. Nelson, R Streeter, S. Mever B. Siodola. H. Sidnam. F. Rosekrans D. Faddin, B. Bruske R. Cargill Seventh rowMB. Roberts, W. Fadden, R. Anderson, J. Carmichael, L. Rissman. J. Greenwold, M. Carlson, S. Kiellesvig, D. Purnick. T. McCormick. D. Snyder. FRESHMEN'SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB puntumimcs stage 111L111L1111L-.11t stugL- h115111L1ss. and In Nuvombu thL1 SuphannL-s p1L1SL1ntL1d 11 nnL1-11L1t simple L1111.l111111LtL1112111111115 play L111111L1d W ildLut VN1111L-L Curves the TUIkCV 11nd SCHOOL PATROL on tthv p1L-5L11de 1111L1thL11LmL1 L1111L1d the The School P111t1111 1111L1L11 thL1 11LhisL1ship 111. Miss Yellow Tulips which was pl'CSUIHCd with tho F11L1sh- Androxxs 11nd M11.C11mpr111 L1111nt1nu1 s tu Lin 11 11110 juh men's LmL1-111L1t play. UCEISL' L11 the Glass Slipper. of guiding thL schuul L11hildlL1n 11L1L1ss thL- 111j1t1xx11x. Preparing 1.1111 the time that they W111 be 111 the The captains of the patrol this yL1111' 1111 31111g111L1t Junior 11nd SL1111L11' Class plays. they 1111c learning Swanson 11nd Arnold Johnson. F1:s!r:wiMr.Campbell.J Wenner, P. Taylor, R. Bergnan. J. Furnick. I.Ran1mar.M.Jol-.nson,s Ne scn. A. 1;.rr I: Cto w 1n :5 191d. Nr.Ar-or1' 3w rrd 11 w .:Nels n. J. Bars; 11. J. Rcberts D. Fie id, T. Frcst Jl. Swen- 13'. P. Klapprich B.Carmichael, A. Loven. L1Walker. '1': rd rcwWR. Ic e, A. Mangen J. Winkler. Fl. Nelsen. R. Hendricks J. Regen G. Hasxv. A. Johnson. P Trysiad R. Hyshavy W. Reed. Fourth rcw M. Waukazo S. Opstad, G. Carling. M. Swonscn. T. bonning. G. Becker J. Carling, J. Westling M. Heidelberger N Hannegan, E McIntosh. Filth rowMJ. Xverson. M Jolicoeur. A McGill M. Corens R. Sm M. Re inke, K. Rodner, M Miller G. Schiebe. S. Sween. G. Moeller. B Linden. L. Seward B. Dorier. 2. Meye 11. L. Moeller N. Nelson C. Shaner, G. Reever, L. Fadden. B. Perlowski.Six1h row D. McGiliivary, B. O'Conner. W. Alben. D. Jacobson. M. Stark. T. Stereo. K. Schaetler. D. OiConner. D. Nelson R. Henry J. Hobe en. 1.111111 Jake's Bus arriving at gale eight. ls! hr. Enq. Jen-v popped a corny. - Ir'i 'Siifk ; . .a' k p 5 f I Q a 2nd hr. Social Wha1 Social problem are you studyinq. Chuck? 9??? h hr 090m. You 19H 49m. Jerome! Lunch rFood, Fun, and Freedom . . . P.Igc Ifnrh mic wt W ' 3;; 'u'. .- q 0. O. . 52h hr. Latin Hic-Haec-Hoc 63h hr. Ind. Arts Builders of Tomorrow 71h hr. Biology risnakes 'n snails 'n puppy dog tails PJg'k' Ihrt-K' fH n 5th hr. Bookkeeping Bookies at Work. 61h hr. Home Ec.;We're sew busv When you come to the end cf a perfect day. . . . Valedictorian and Baluzuorhn J. Grofi. D. Andaman Honor Student: 0.5 nvctnqot N. Chotlkm. C. Johnson. K. Schnhr, K. Elznburo. C. One. Smodan. Anderson. J. GroH. CZASS HISTORY On November 13, 1946. the class of 1950 was initiated into WHS. Each freshman had a senior to wait on, and much fun was had by all, especially over the fact that boys were dressed like girls and girls were dressed like something beyond descrip- tion. Class officers that year were President Don Street- er. Viee-President Connie lohnson. and Secretary- Trwsurer Iim Ostvig. Student council representa- tives were Bob Miller, John lones, Ierry Anderson, and Cynthia Oare. Peggy Reed was the Freshman Queen at Homecoming. The final frolic of the year was the freshman- sophomore piem'e held at Excelsior. When the members of the Class of 1950 were SOphomores, Diane Anderson was the Sophomore Homecoming Queen. That year the sophomore: held an assembly on initiation dav, complete with the third degree and squirt gun for uncooperative freshmen. Class officers were President Bob Miller, Vice- President John Iones, Secretary Cvnthia Care. and Treasurer Iohn Brenna. Student Council represen- tatives were Kenneth Shafer. Don Streeter. Iim Ostvig, John Jones, Karin Elmburg, and Fe y Reed. The class gave a dance on Ianuary 16. l 48. The sophomore girls won the volleyball tournament. Again the climax of the year was a freshman- sophomore picnic at Excelsior. Upperelassmen now, the class of 1950 began to raise money for the Prom. They began by presentin a play, We Shock the Family Tree. on November 1 , 1948. Magazine sales and a Junior Dance of Chance, at which a radio was given away, com- pleted the money-raising program. Judy Croft was eneral chairman of the prom. which was held at oodhill Country Club. The prom theme was By the Waters of Minnetonka. Lois Dunn was Iunior Queen at Homecoming. Class ofEeers were President Iohn Iones, Viee-Presi- dent Cynthia Oare, Secretary Marlene Johnson, and Treasurer Herb Johnson. Karin lilmhurg. Herb Johnson, Don Streeter, Judy Croft. John Jones. Bob Miller. Diane Anderson. and Ian Anderson were Student Council representatives. ' The three juniors elected to the National Honor Society were Connie Johnson. Karin lClmburg. and Don Streeter. They were elected president, vice president, and seeretary-treasurer of that organiza- tion, respectively. .3355 Lake was the location for the iunior-senior premc. As mighty seniors. the Class of 19W was still energetic enough to present a play Ianuarv Thaw, and hold a Record Rendezvous dance. O'n Senior Day they visited Tavlors Falls and thev went to Faribault as part of the Social Studies Curriculum. The four Homecoming Queen candidates were Anne Williams, Funky Helgerson. Diana Anderson, and Peggy Reed. Peggv Reed was Chosen Queen. Class ofEeers were President Cynthia Oare, Vice- President Diane Anderson. Secretary Peggv Reed, and Treasurer Don Streeter. Student eoundl repre- sentatives were Karin Elmhurg tpresident first semestert. lohn Iones tpresident second semesterz, Kenneth Shafer. Don Faue. Anne XVilh'ams, Mar v Bloom, Cynthia Oare. Grace Morris. lerrv Andersori, Marilyn Berglund. Dick XViIson. and Marlene John- son. Seniors newly elected to the National Honor Society were Kenneth Shafer. Tom Cruikshank, Iohn Iones. Judy Croft, Diane Anderson. Peggv Reed, Cynthia Care, and Norma Chorakos. ' Iudv Croft was Valedictor-an and Diane Anderson was Salutatorian. Class colors were green and white and the class flower was a white rose. On June 8, 1950, the seniors were graduated. Their aypropriate motto: ttHere endeth, here be- g2nneth.' .Xxmvksox. 1311.11. Didi 130111111 with brains L' lass 0111L'c1 4;Stude11t CounLil 3: Natmnal Honor SOLietv 4: Pep Liub 2: Wavako 4; Prom C0111- 111111LL- :3: 1101110001111112 Royalty 2. Favorite Saying: Vk'hat do you 1111111. a modal? 1411111111011: GO to the U 01' Minnesota. JL 11,, 1 ,I re 7, J 3 l; 1' 1 J a x I 1 1,11 ' :1 pretty. poppy. 111110 11185 .11 credit 10 our senior L'Inss. Entcxed from Deephav en 3; Stu- dLnt CounLil 4: PC 0p Club 3. 4: D1L1matiL 3. 4; Wa1' ako 4;C1101'us F.11011tc Sa1i11g: 011 I' 111 so 0111- 111111115500 1411111111011: Get an employer with :1 111g lap 1311.1x111v1x111111u 1110111111 Dick 1 CL'IHIC. I SLHV. I 11'L'111. Entered from Boy's Vocation 3: Fontba F111'01'11L' SL11111g1D1'0p dead! .-X11111111L111:A1110 1110011L1111L'. 131111111. 111011.18 I31111111L' 2 01111 011L' fo11 at :1 time and I'm not through 1'L't. Tr'aLk 1. 2; DramatiL 4: 11a1'ak0 4:11:11'231311 1. .. 3. 4; C1101. 3 4: Class Play 3:DeLla111aL11011 '3. 4: Prom Committee 3. Favorite Saying: I d011'1 care if I do get kicked 011' 1110 512111. Ambition: T0 throw an egg into an electric fan and see what happcns. CR.1.111.11.1.. 110512111111 I311L1g1' IIL'r quiet 1111111 PICLISC iIII.H 1101110 EC Club 1. 2; Dramatic 1. : Chorus 2. Favorite Saying: 011. 11110! Ambltmn: T0 121140 a 110111 trip to South Amenca 11'1111 1111' cousin. 1 ' . 1' .. V 13111101'115111. AlARIIA'N X1L'k ANDERSON. C11211.11.11 IL'rr1' A rare combination of wis- dom 21nd 11'1t-I1aIf 1115110111. 11:1If wit. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Has- ketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Golf 3. 4: Way- ako 4: Wayzatan 4; Dramatic 2. 3. 4. Lettermen's 4. Athletic Rules 3; Audio-Visual2;Chorus1.C1ass Pla1 3: Christmas P134: Dc- L'lamation 4. Homecoming Com- mittee 3. Fa1orite Sa11ng: F0 iAmbition: Make mv rsecond 11111- 10n. .0011. MARLIN Bouncer Rugged and LI1'11211111L' 011 the grid But 1110LIL'st of tho 111111gs I1C LIiLI Student Council 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1: Golf 4: Wrestling 1. 4: Lettermens 3. 4: Athletic Rules 3. 4: Audio-Visua12: Seheop 1: Homecoming Commit- 4. Faevmite Sa1'ing2W11at sa1'! Ambition: Lealn to p1a1'p1np. pong. 131113111. 101m Bunnie 1 Happy is hL'. and from studies 11c 1.1 free. Class 0111001A2: Baseballl. 2. 3. Tx'a Ck 1: 1110110 Rules 1. 3.4;Letter111en's 3. 4: Dramatic 4. Christmas Plav 3. 4. Favorite Saving: The 011'di- mouse will get 1011 11' 1011 don't 11atc11 out. Ambition: Flying. C110R.1K0s. X01011 Bubbles I31111I11111g 01cr 11'1111 511 -L'Lt ness. Dramatic 1: Pep Club 2. Favorite Sa1ing: Theoret's 01111. da1s until school is Ambition: To get out of school. CRUIKSIIAXK. 11101115 10111 NC 511111 111110 but that's no sign I1C isn't thinking. National Honor Society 4: Audio- Visual 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 1. 2: Science Club 1. Favorite Saying: I don't know about that. Ambition: Go up north. Page Forty-thrce D1-11c1uxc. DONNA Ioc WIImt um I 5:11' that is' bet- ter 111:111 silence. Pop Club 1.2:1101110 EC Club 1. F:1101'.tc Sa 1'111 g: You f1'1g11te11 1111 a1110ur'-p1'c'p1'c. Ambnn 11 '140 travel around the wurld 1n :1 11011 '98 Oldsmobue. 1111341111111. JOANNE I11 34 1110ch A' student. Dramatic l. 2.3. 4: Pep Club 1. 2 3. 4: Wa' zatzn 2. 3;.4 Home Ec Clu b 1 2 Fa1011te Saving: Leave 1111' auto alone A111biticn:To be a success 111 anything I undeltake DUNN. LOIS Babe little I ask 1111' wants arc fc11'.:III I ask 1s smnctlnng to do Wav ako 4: Wavzatan 3 Pop Club .2 3. 4. Glee Club 2: Homecom- 3. 1111;: Rovyalt Favorite Saymg: '1111 Working Ambmcn: To be a passenger in chc'sr DI'NM-M- 511111111 Shirl .1 Iikcabnlc girl 11'1tI1 :1 Mat :1I1lc 11' :11'. 11111110 EC Club 1. 2: Chorus 4. Favunte Saymg: Donna. 5.1011ch We 1:0 to 1.11111 tonight? Amhtun: To graduate. l .1m:xsux. 5111111 111' SI1crr1' 3W'c Impc hcr 31111111111111 come true. 1101110 Re. C lub 1. 2; 1.1111311 Club 3' 1K:11'ak0 4. F:':11t1'1tv 811111111: Ynu don't 5:11 1 .4111111111111: To bc :1 Inudl' Ihgc I 11rt1':f1111r 111-11mm; Nxmw N311 3X:111c1.11'1'tl1 IIIC laughing face. Pup Club 1. 2; 1101110 Ec Club 1. 2, Paxoritc Suymu: Oh. really? Amtbitlon: To 1401 :1 carmBuickrr tha ' DUNN. 01.11115 SpitErc 3If I can't be seen. I must be hand. Pep Clu 3 4: Dramatic 2. 3. 4: G101:1 Clubl. 2' Ba11d1.2; Class Pla1'3 F31011t0 Sa1'111g:D011't let anv- thing but fear stop 1'011 Ambiticn: To be :1 great success 111 1111' career. if I ever have 0110 DUNM-iu- 1111111111 II:1rr1' r-u-I u-ut 2W'I1011'1'II 111:1rr1' 1131111101110 Hurry? Football 1. 2. 4; Wrestling 3. 4; Track 3. 4: Athlctlc Rules 4; L014 tcrmen's 4; Dramatu' 1. 2; Shop Club 2; Audm-Vmual '2; Library Club 1. 2. 3; Chorus 4. Favorite Suymg: 111 honey. stlll love 1110'? Ambition: To have fun. 11.111111110. Kuux C111111111111 scmc 15 1111 1111- 001111111111 tI1111g.' Student Council 2. 3: President 4: National Honor Socmtv 4: Xkax'zatan 1 2: Ed1tm' 3. 4' Vkax'- ako 4. Ptp Club 3;D1'ama1ic 3. 4: Chorus 1. 4. Band 1. 3. Declanmtmn 3. 4:P1'0111 C:11111mt- too 3: 110111001111111111 Committee 4: Representatn'o GII'l's State 3; Q111ll and Scroll 4. 1721101110 8.1111111: And 1110114111- 1 ave CV 111111;; A111b1110nchasuro Mr. Budnick and prove 011cc and for all who does have the biggest wmst. 3111113112111. II1-11 15x 4IIIc1' 111:111'111U 11111wr is IILI' 11111111110 111111121 Entoud from Mound 3:1Xax'ako 4: 1181231311 3. 4; Pop Club 3' Dramatu 3. 4; Chorus 4' Prom C011111111100 3. 1411111111011: To be 2111 111101101 decorator. 3E;- QMKS gch 0.3.3. 1910-... vaL$ Qecm ..-.., . w eiu.c-S'sorvs 3c maid 1 1 4 W Q0: Ousx WK onyx 3N2: V W . 19.11111. DONALD D1111 191551511. 1111111111111: 13111111 op. 6- 1d1'i 0? R 8111' 51111111111 111011;; through 511111111. nc$3 4x40?- mrtouni; . Entered from Deephaven 3; Way- ako 4: Dramatic 3. 4: Pop Club 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4. Favorite Saving: I'm cutting you off and turning vou loose. Ambition: To a driver's license and drive etthe '32. 1115' jokes 2111' 1111111110113. 11211 laughs 1'1'1'1 10211111 Smdent Council 4; Baseball 2.3. 4; W10 stinl 11g 1. 3. 4: Letter- men s 4: At11let102Rules 4: Audio- V1sual 3: Homecoming Commit- 4. 1Favorite Sayix1g:What's so fun- A111b1tion: Be a second DiMaggio. C11111911'. 1111.11 Il1111' CyRANT. MARY I11 Legs .. - . '12111'1' care 111 1111' 511111111. Away 11'1t11 111111115, 11'ts I'm Icuying. 11:11'1' some fun. ' Entered from Deephaven 3; Stu- dent Council 3: National Honor Society41Wayako 4:Wa1'zatan 4: Pep Club 3. Dramatic 3. 4: Lat1n4; Chorus 3. 4: Prom Com- mittee 31Qu111 and Scroll Ambition: To receive a college demce. Wavako 4: Wayzatan 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatic l. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. Chorus 1. 1731111113 Saying: I' m cutting you 0 A111b1t11111: To get out of Way- zata 11113911111 C111R11S Chuck v.' .' 1V1: Z1 M111 1111 111 11111 to 1111 that 11.11111Rs11x IRHR ,. 1s t111'v11111'st11111 Basketba111.3: BaSeball 3. Shop Club 1; Aud1o-Visual 3. 4' Ath- 10111' Rules 3; Library Club 2. Favorite Sc mg: Na- -ne- na- ne- na 1'a ne- na- aw nuts. Ambition: To build and furnish 311' 11111311'111111 I 811'! 1101'- or 112111. Football 1. 2: Athletic Rules 2: Band 2. 3. 4; Christmas Play 4. Fa1'1'11itc Sa1'1ng20h well.1t could have been worse. m5 111wn home in Florida and 11111111! 1111's01f a custombuilt ja- 11 Ambition: To learn how to plav the trombone. 11151.1;141115113'. CI-IRAIDINI-t Funky A s11111111g 113510 with 11 111cx111-211s11x. GORDON C11r111' L118$1C 111115815 111 111111't 5111' 11111111: I guess E11tcrc-d from Deepha1en 3: Wav- 1.111 911V .. nko 4: Pep Club 3. 4. Dramatic 1 ' I 3. 4' Homecoming Rovaltv Favorite Saving: Thats life for 1011 1411111111011: To go places and have 11.11. Band 1.2. 3. . Fa1'or1te Sa1'1ng:Sk1p 1t. 11111.. 1311111 1.11111 1 11.111' 111'111g 1111'. but it l1111xs11x. BARBARA 1011111' 111 115 1111111'111g at 3111' rate 8111' 11:15 cut 11111 1111' 2111 3115;1'1. but someone 11111 311111 with the pattern. F11otba111.2: Basketba111.2.3. ' Baseball 2. 3. 4: VV restling' 2. Spmts Manager 2. 3. 4: Letter- man's 4' Athletic Rules 2. 3. 4: S111p 1:Aud10-Visual 1. 3' VVaV- nko 4:C110rus 1:C11ristmas Plav Entmcd 11'0111 Deephax en 3;VVa1'- ako 4. Pep C11 1b 3. 4:Dramat11' X 3. 4: C11o1'1p1s 3 4' Christmas P131 4: Homecoming Committee 4. Favorite Saying: What do you want me to do. whistle Dixie backwards? ,1 A111b1111111: To be a psychologist. Fm 111'111' Sa1'1ng2VVell.11hat have WC 1101' 11111111111111: To be one of the more successful tra1cl1ng salesmen of tho 111110.:1111'1 to a1'eorag $10. 000 .1 year. 1 Pugs 1 0111'-fi1'1' 10111150111. BARTLEY Bart Hc 1101'01' tmnblcs' troublc. 'til 110111110 troubles 111111. Wrestling 2. Chorus 4. Favorite Saying10h Pime! Ambition: To be a meatcutter or a smoke jumpe 10111115011, I 112111111111 Teddy 011 field or court. 110's 0110 grand sport. Entered from Hopkins 2:C1a:1 Officer 3: Stu de nt Council 3: Football 4: Basketball 2 4: 4Athletic Rules 3. 4; Lettermen's Ambition: To own a 200 01' 300 acre farm in Iowa 10111115011. XVANDA Craciousncss 111111103 great- 11053. lVVavako 4; Wa1zatan4:2Pep Club . 3. 4; Glee Clu Favorite Saying: that are we gonna do Activity period? Ambition: To be a secretary. MCKENNY. BARBARA Barb A fric11dl1 g11'l with 11111111' fncnds. VVayako 4: Pep Club 1 2. 3. 4' Dramatic 1.3 4. Home E0 Club 1. : an . 3. Fa1orite Sa1'111g:VVhatta we gon- na do tonight. Ambition: To be an interior d00- orator MILLER. 14051111 140111110 'U11'111's pk'1151111t. 111111118 111001 0110 of the bcst. just 011111 110 I1011t. Pep Club 2. Home E0 Club 1: Glee Club 1. 2: Chorus 1.2.3 Favorite Sa1'1ng25hould 110 go to town tonight. Shirlev. 2 Ambition: TO 01111 a horse ranch. P11g0 1 0rt1'-si.1' x 101115113. Linxn 1x111. C11111110 Don't d 1 r 001 1101. 5110 1111111111 1111010 11105 gu'ng. 1111.45 01111'01' 1; 3 .111011111 11111101' Su. 1011 3. 4: 1111171111111 1. 3. L'-0Ldit11' 1411111110 4; D1'1111111t101. 1f. 4: 91111111. Llub 1: Chorus :2. 4; Band 1. 2 4: Class Play 1; L'h1'1st111'1s 121111 4:T11'i1'l1n1: 3 : D1 1'11111 11111101'4: Quill 11nd Suoll 4' 1210111 L011111111100 3; 1101110 '1'1111111: L'011z111ittc0 3. F111'01'110 S111 11::: G11'0 1110 time. Amhljtu'n: G11 10 1110 U 01' 3111111050111. MD: 13511: Innxmx. XI.1111.1cN1-2 111111110 131110 0101' 111111 1011 111111: 5110 1111.1 11 001111111 11.70111111g 1111. Class 011'1001' 3: Student Council 4: Wayaku 4: Wayzatan 4: Dra- matic 4; L1bl'111'1' Assistant 4: 1101110 130 Club 1. 3. Fa1'01'110 811111111: Now listen! Ambitmn: To be 11 nurse. 111x123. loux 12.1111. Iol11111ic 1911111111101 111111 110011. Class 0111001' 2. 3: Student Coun- 011 1. 2. 3: Pl'cmdcnt 4:Natio11al 1101101'8001111' 4: Football 1.2. 3. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1.2. 3. 4: I'1:10k 3. 4' Vk'ayako 4: 1111121111111 4:L0 1101111011s 2. 3. 4' Athletic R11l0s 12, 3 4: Shop 1; Quill and 501'0114: D00111111alio11 4. 1711101111 8111'111g:1'111 for faire1 student 0'01111cil 1'05p1'05011tat10n! Ambition: Tn hm 01110 a medical d1 0101 of 10111 1 0n011n 1111,1111. 1315111111 801' Hcr $1110 of 5111110 is 11'011 worth 1111110. Entered from Ediscn 4:Dra111ati0 Fa1 011'10 Sax'i11g:Oh. 11'011 411111111011: T11 11'111'01. XII1.1.1'R. 110111-1111 13011110 If t11010 .1 1101111111.; to 11rg110 about 110 II 111 1.; 110 1111011t nothing. Class 0111010 3: Studen1 Council 2. 3: Football 1.2 3 4; Basket- hall 3: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: 1V1'est- 11112 1. 2. 4: Wayako 4: Letter- 111011's 1. ' : Athletic Rules 1. 2. 3 4: D1'a11111t1c 2' p : A-udm V1xual 1. 2: Class Play 3. F111' 01' 110 81111111.: Saying anything 111.111 11011111105 the vacuum be- tween 1111' 0111's. 1411111111011: To be a bigger wheel. 1.. .99 J. X11155. RVMUXV Alunic MORRIS. CRACK L11CV' .. . . 1 . Wilicn 3110 WI . 3110 VV'1II and um may depend on it VV 11011 3111' Wbllf shc VV 011 t 11111! 1111115 the end of it. Has nothing to say. but is 1111 the 111110 sziV'mg 1t. Entered from Central 4:Studei1t C011ncil4:Waako4zD1a111atic4. Favmite Saying: Have you got any gum2 Ambition: To go to St. Cloud Teacher's College. Wayako 4: Pep Clubl. 2. 3. 4; Dramatic 1. 2. 3. 4: Christmas PlaV' . 4. FaVl'orite Saying: Let's pole him. 1'V'11! Ambition: To go to China and own a fur jacket. XIQISOK. ARIA'N NELSON. D1111: Eddy 9f C303 TC 111VV'11V'5 5 1i He was almost killed 011cc 111g.VV'Iic11 11 tr11111 of thought Class Officer 1; VVaV'ako 4; Way- passed through his 11111121 zatan 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Dra- matic 1. 2. 3. 4; Latin 1.2: Science 1: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2: Class Play 3: Christmas Play 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. Favorite SaV'ing1Where V'a vas. Marce? Ambition: To run an old maid's home with Marcy and Betty. Football 4: Basketball 2. 3: Track 4: Wrestling 4: Wayako 4: Ath- letic Rules 3. 4. Audio-Visual l. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1 2. 3. 4. Favorite Saving: Got any gum? Ambition: To be president and make every day a holiday. 22.211112, CYNTHIA Lousc . . O CONNOR. MARCELLA Alarcc She's never 111 I1cr VV'it's .. c1111 Vthn I 11111g11.so11111ch of mo 11' '18 11 good time Class Officer 2. 3. 4: Student Council 1.4: National Honor So- cieyt 4: o-editor WaVa RC 4. Way zatan 1,0 2. 3 4: Pep Club 2: Chorus 1. 4: Dramatic 1. 2.3. 4: Class PlaV 3 4: Declamation 3. Homecoming Co111111.4; Quillan4d Scroll 4. Favorite Saying: I think I'm frustrated. Ambition: To be a success in writing and marry a doctor and have four sons. WaV'ako 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: D1'11111aticl.2.3.4:Latin 1. 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Gle ee Club 2: Class Play 3. 4. Christmas PlaV . 4: P1 1'0111 Committee 3:Ho111e- coming Committee 2. 3. Favorite SaV'i izng Here I vas. A1e11bition: To run an oldt tmaid' 5 home VVith Aern and Be 1211711111505; RICHARD I Mtc I woke up one morning , . .. 111111 found 111V'sclf famous. l1-:11$1.-Vx. 131-7111 - Class Officer 1: Football 1. 2: Basketballl 2 3 4' Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1: Wayako 4. Way- zatan 4. Lettermen's 3. 4: At h- letic Rules 3: Audio-Visual 1. 2. 3: Dramatic 1.3.4: Chorus 1: Class Play 3: Christmas PlaV 3. 4: Declamation 4. Homecoming Committee FaVorite Saying: BV Ambition: To become noted and w-ell known in the Forest and Conservation Department. and to be able to keep alive 3 race of animals that are becoming ex- Cute 11nd happV short and snappy. WaV' zatan 4' Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Diamatic 1. 2.2 3. 4: Bandl 2. TVVil'lmg 1. 3. FaVorite Saying: What are VVe 20mg 10 do seventh hour? A111b1ti0n: To run an old maid's home with Arlyn and Marce. tmct. . . 1 1. . , x . Ri-.1-.11. MARLVRlai IngV Ditcs 111C 111V fa V 011 to fruit Ri-1151-1R. Rim R111 Class Officer 4: Student Council 2' National Honor Society 4: WaV aka 4' Way zatan 1: Pep 3Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatic 1. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee C1113b 2. Christmas PlaV 3.4:P1'o111 C0111- mittee 31H0111eco1111ng RoV'altV' 1: Honmcoming Queen 4. Cheer- 3. It isn't 11 crime to be short. oan' 11 nuisance. WaV'ako 4; Pep Club 1.4: Dra- matic 2. 4. Home EC ub 2 . FaV 01ite SaV'111g2W111 Vou put Ltagfasszp15,.44' QU ill and Scroll my name 011 that pass. too'2 FaV'o1ite Saying: H111111111 . . . Ves! Ambition To go on to 00118128 Ambition: To 111 1ake a success of my life. Page 1 11rtV'-SCV'CI1 Rmsuk. 1110.31.13 'l'mn Scuu'lvk. Kl-zxm-z'm Kenny 81111111131111. NORMAN Norm SODERIIULM. 1011.3 lack Cf. 1.3111111. MARIE Mutzic IIoncsh' 13 the Inst poIicv. whosn tIlc tcz'lchcr is look ing. Rl'1 1'l-2R. RICHARD Dick 31711011 101' and dutv clash, Football 4:At121letlc Rules 1 Li- Ict dutx' g0 10-dash. brar3' Club 1. . 1 Favorite Sa3'1n2g: P103e t. Ambition: To be a successful farmer. Wrestling 2. 3: Chorus 1. 4. Ambition: T0 travel. Smxmx. CAROLE He had the teachers wor- ricd about their ignorance. Alanncr. not goIcI. 1s wom- an s best adornment. Student Council 2. 4; National onor Society 4; Basketball 2; Wavako 4: Dramatic 3. 4: Class Play 3: Christmas P133 4: Boy' 5 State . Imvox'ite Saving: That don't cut any ice. Ambition: To be a success. Wayako 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramaticl. 2. 3. 4: Latin 1. 2: Chorus 1. 4: Class Play 3. 4; Christmas 4: Declamation 3. 4. Favorite Saying: What are we gonna do tonight? Ambition: To raise dogs in a ew York penthouse. . SIIREXVSBURY. 131-2'1'1'3' Lessons dont bother mo. and neither do girls. Dark 211111 cute with 13 .133 that suit Wayako 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Dramatic 2. 4: Chorus 3. 4. Favorite Saying: Where's Clarke? Ambition: To be part owner of a convertible. Football 1. 2. 4: Baseball 4: Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4: Wayako 4: Lettermen's 3. 4' Athletic Rules 2.3.4:Shop1:C11orus . Favorite Saving: Drop dead. Ambition: To own a new car. 8:41! 5!? 2,741.12 r, '17 1 T ' I . 33.3.1.1.1: 'x 4 . i . 1 . 3 , 51.3.3001111. RONALD Ccnc IIC doesn't study I115 Ics- . ,, Being good is a lonesome sons. I10 lessens I118 study. . job. P. 8.: I'm not 10110 Class Officer 1. Football 2 3.3 4; so111c! Track 1:Wrestli11g 1. 2 4' VVa3' zatan 2: Lettermen' s 4' A111- 1etic Rules 3. 4: Audio- Visual 3 Favorite Saving: Heads or tails? Ambition: To be a top salesman. Footb3113.4: W1estling 2. 4. Ath- 1e11c Rules 4: S110 Cp 1: Band 2' Chorus 1. 3. 4 Fa3orite Sa3i11g: What do you want. a me dial Ambition: To be a singer on the 1 .111-111153'131-2111'. YVONNE Vonnic FricndIy to 1111. ImstiIc to I 1 0t 515 c0111pIicatcd 33 110110; - 1111' 11211110. XI21113' H11 fncnd SI1C I138 E11te1ed from Robbinsdale 4: 31'0 . Dramatic 4: Pep Club 4. Wa3 3'za- ta 4. Fa3'o1ite Sa31ng Good Grav3! Wayako 4: Pep Club 4: Dramatm Ambition- To be a dentist 4: Home EC Club 1: Library Club 2. 3: Chorus 4. G .1 Fa3 orite Saying: e! that music - . . . m cord 1,! Not P1cturcd Ambitiol112To travel all over 1110 U. S. Page I 11rt3'-cigI1t S1 1111311111. DONALD Don Of course it's very hard to beat 11 very pcrfcct athlete. Class Officex 1. 4: Student Coun- cil 2. 3: National Hon01 Society 3. 4: Football 1.2. 3: Captain 4: Basketball 1. 2 3: Baseball 1. 2. Captain 3. 4: Track 2. Wayako 4: Lettermen s 2.3. 4: Athletic Rules 2. 3. 4. Lati n1. 2. Christmas Play 4: Declamation 4. Homecoming Committee 3. Favorite Saying: Aw. behave yourself! Ambition: To have a harem. 1R11'1'.'1 1-'. 11 117.. C111R1. lasClmck 1'11crc 1s 110 cxcitcnwnt 111 school so 11111 stz11'. Football 3. 4' Wrestling3; Letter- men's 4: Athletic Rules 3. 4: Audio- Visual 2. 3. 1. Favoriote Sa1ing: Well. p1111at do 1'a Ambition: To be a pilot. 11'.11.'1'0N. 1101112111 Bob 11c isn't 21 drcmm'r. but 11151 1102111 is 111 111C c10m1s.' Basketball 4: Golf 3. 4: Sports Manager 2: Wayzutan 4: Audio- Visual 1. 2. 3: Library Club 1. 2. 3. Favorite Saving: Gcod morning! Ambition: Make a million. 11 11.1.1.1.11.s. Axxrz 5110's 11111 of pcp from top to toe; Shc 11:13 t11c rcp to makc things go. Entered from 11'Cst 3. Student Council 4' Wavakn 4: Wa1zatan 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Dramatic 4. CheeIleader 4: Homecoming Committee 4:110mecoming Roy- alty 4: Class Play 4. Favorite Saying: What do you want me to do. roll over and bark? Ambition: To get a driver's li- cnsc. ON GRADUATION Graduation is the climax of twelve developlng years. Behind is the enchantment of childhood. the exuberance of adolescence: Ahead is ambition. fruition. ut- tamment of llfe's goals Spend life wisely. For it may never be earned ugam. SUNDBIAD. CLARKE He is not 21 lover who docs not 1011' forever. Entered from Deephaven 4. Foot- ball 4; Track 4: Dra matic 4; Wa1ako 4: Christmas Play 4. Favorite Saving: Where's Betty? Ambition: To be a salesman. 11'.u;.11.111'. 101m A 1101' so quiet and so mock. Even his shoes refuse to squeak. Audio- Visual 4: Sh Feal1f'orite Sa1'ing:Go chase your- Ambition: To graduate in 1950. 111-11.1211. PAULA 111.111 Icanic Drink to me only with thinc c1'cs. ' Entered flom Michigan 4' Dra- matic 4' Chorus 4: Ban d Favorite Saving: Oh. goshq! Ambition: To be an airline hos- ess 1111.50.11 RICHARD Diddie 110 11131 sccm .qmct but 112311 cause quite a riot. Student Council 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Baseball 3. 4: Lettermen' s 41At11et1c 11.112195 3. 4' Sh cp 1: Librarfy 2. Fav orite Sa1inngcpe so! Amhiti on: To b9 the president of the U. D. A. Page 1 ort1'-n1'ne Most Talented C. Johnson, W. Halvorsen Cutest and Biggestl Flirts Re ed D. Ne Class Leaders are, J. Jones C2145! 0F I950 Will I.Dia11e Anderson. bequeath my dazzling simlc 10 Kenny Leuer. I. Jerry Anderson. will my' incmnparablc wit to Dick Cargill. I. Marilyn Berglund. leave my silly L-ackle 10 RoscLee Ny- gaard. I. Mar lin Bloom. bequeath my shy violet manner and curly blond hair to Sabra Blodgett. I. Richard Blandenbuxg. yyill my sister Delores 10 the able care of the sophonmrc boys. I. John Brenna. and I. T0111 Brenna. leave our 11110. Mama's Little Bunnies. to Ardcll and Delores Pcdersmm I. Norma Chorakos. will my A's to Nancy Ilagborg. I. Rosemary Crandall. leave my Chma-doll blue eyes to Mari- lyn Maynard. I. Tom Cruikshank. bequeath my scientific mind to Stuart McKnc-lght I will my constant pleasantness 10 Ary'illa I-tv-A HH , Donna Deermg. . Nancy Dcering. . Joanne Donahue. . Lois Dunn, Gilmar leave to attend more dances 111 Hamel. bequeath the old Ford. still 111irz1culously running. to my s1stor Kathleen. Gladys Dunn. Will my stra1t-jackc1 10 Margie Roberts. leave my' short. blonde halr 10 Betty Chase I. Harold Dunnell 113111011111 my 11115110100 and my big. brown ey es to Bob Turn 1. Shnlcy Dunnell. yylll my freckles to Larry Rosmg. I.Yvon11e Ehrenfeldt. leave my drayy'mg abllity 10 Brandon Tynan. I. Karen Elmburg. bequeath the Xk'ayzatan 10 Joanne Olson. I. Sl11rley Enckson. yy'1ll my stL-nographlc Sklll 10 Carolyn Bergman. I. Helen Falrliold. leave my hair-du 10 Mary A1111 Lysnu I. Don Fauc. bL-quL-uth my handsmne face 10 Chuck Strycker I. Lorraine Poser yy'lll my cum 111411111 10 Janet Engseth. I. Mary Jo Grant. lL-ay'c . . . Ah. 11111111111: 15 such sweet sorrow! I. Judy GrotY. bequeath my p1;111u-pl;1ying sk1ll 111 Mary Ellen Gee 1. Charles 11111151111111. yy'lll my CUHSIdUthlL' IllCCllilIIlCill :1111l1ty 1o RunmL- Day'idsnn. I. W'crncr Halyurson. louy'v. playmg l'Byc. Bye. BluL-s 1111 my 1110111110110, I. Punky IIL-lgcrsun. bequeath my 111;111-1r;1p 11: Luis Kath. because I don't IIt'Ud 11 any more; but 111L-11. 11L-11hvr dm-s he 1. Gordon HondL-rsnn. yylll my 5110111 L1111L-111Lnxs 111 Bunnxv 1-11111- 111:111 I. Day'L- H111. 1Lu1y'1- my fru-ndlmvn 1n DL-bhu- D1L'kL-y 1.8211'1111111 Johnsnn. lwquL-uth my CHIC p111: nun- 1n Corry Ilayy R1111 I.B;1rtlvy Johnsnn. 10.th In 1:11 111 the pnlh 1n y-uu- fur .1 JusIIL'v 0f tht- PL'HL'O or .1 11111100 UlIlCL-r I, Conme Jnhnum, lcny'v my P. CnlLlL-n L'lur111L-1 1n .lL-rry H.1111lL-1 1140 I'ifty I. Herb Johnson. will my ability 111 pluy111g l1uskL-1bull to Dick 8118011. I. Maxlene IJohnson bequeath my unusual lust 11211110 10 Syly'is Kiellcsy' I. V'k anda Johnson leave my pretty smlle to Darlvnc Squiers. I. John Jo11es.bequcath my wings and halo 111 the costume closets of the D1z1ma1ic Club. I. Barbaia McKennx, will my auburn hair 111 Durmhy Brad- ford. I. Beverly M1ller leave my' lovely 1111111 111 Donna Gurhnm. I. Donna Millm . bequeath my place 111 the 111111 SL'CllUII of the chorus tn Sandxa ML L1. I Bob Miller y1ill my l1L-11yyyycight 11051111111 1111 the wrestling: squad to Ralph Moore I. Grace Morris. leave M1: DODpkL'. good as now. to the junior Class. I. Monu- Nciss. leave 10 go 0111 11nd yym :1 hvuuty contest. I.Arly11 Nelson, bequeath my Charm and y'1y';1c11y 111 Patty Stilcsl 1. Dale Nelxnn. bequeath my curly l1z1111 10 Denms Darcy. 1. Cynthia 01110. leave my paddle 10 1.05110. I. Marcy O'Connor. bcquL-ath my pen. fricndhness. and Tom- my' 10 the 111111111 g1 1115 1. Betty Perman. yy1ll my 1yy'11'l111g skill 10 Sl11rlvy Hughes, 1. chk Peterson. leave my fondness for the 512119 of 31113111141111 10 Mr. MvCuslm I. pCl-ZRN Rood. bequeath my cuteness and my :1110 y'mL'L- 10 Diane XVasgmt. I. R113 Rwsor yyxll my 517.1: and pep tn Carole L'hasu I. Tum RL-iser. leave my fondncss for Now Yeahs Eye partu-s 111 D1ck Naab. I Richard Rittcr. bequeath my yyay'y. coal-hlack 11:111' 111 Susan Nelson I. KennLth SLhuth yy'1ll my Ll1g1111y' 10 Jun N111111, yy'hu needs 11 ha I. CalulL ShL-arn. leave my drumatu' 111101115 111 M11L1.1 SL111 :11 I. Nurmzm Sheppard. hcthL-mh my shy modos1y 111 Jim 11111- 1111111113111, I. Betty ShrL-yy'sbuxy. lcuyc yy11h Clark. 11111 of cumsv. 1. Jack SudL-rhulm. lvay'c 2111' 1. Ronald Stungohr. yy1ll my hny soprano y'u1cv to Harold Day. I. Marw St1mlL-r. Will my energy 10 Dumo Grulnll 1. Don StrL-ctL-I'. am not lL-ay'mg Rhoda 111 the 1111111111 lmyx I. Clark Sundhlud, lcay'L- yy11l1 BL-tty. 11111 of course I. CharlL-x TrittlL-yntz. lL'uVL' 111111115 111 RugL-rk hands I. John Vy'ayzman. lvny'L- us sllL-ntly :1.x 1 VIIICI'QKI. I. Rnhcrt IVultun. hL-quunh my hL-mht .111d L1L-111L'11 111151111111 1111 tl1L- lmskL-tlmll hum 1n 1.;11'1'1 811111111111 I. P;111l.1 yK'L-lL'h yyxll my 111111: L'urly Lgy 1-1.15l1rs 111 Mr Duupkv I. Anm- W1ll1umx lvuy'u 1111,1111111- 1111 In GuylL- K1155. I. Dwk 1K'1lsnn. lu-qm-Mh my 11111-yyvv111 11: Ralph ICLlhnlm Class Clowns G. Dunn, J. Anderson i Ii 4ft 7 7.; w ' x Hungries: and Most Argumentative G. Morris. B. Miller C'MS'S' PROPHECY Text Bookworm shifted his chawin' tobaccy from one check to the other and said. ttyesiree son. cattle punchin' is a fine occupation. I've had only one other job that I liked better. and that was ten years ago when I posed for the drawings in the 1950 Wayako. I sure met a lot of fine kids while I was working thereathey were called seniors. Helen Fairfield, the one who drew my picture. is a famous interior decorator now. Barbara McKenny and Yvonne Eh- renfeldt own an art store where Barbara Johnson huys supplies for her ceramics factory. Near this factory is a hull where Tom Brenna holds gigantic revival meetings. Marilyn Berglund sings tenor solos at the meetings and Marlin Bloom acts as chief bouncer. Down the street is Dick's Dive. Richard Brandenburg, prop. I stopped in there once to watch Bob Miller wrestle the French Angel on television. Many of my senior friends are in New York now. VVernor IIUIVUIVSCIYS band plays in all the big night clubs. Marcy O'Connor and Pete Peterson have climbed to nightclub fame. also. with their dancing exhibitions, Ronald Stangohr has taken over Ezio Pinza's role in ttSouth Pacific. and Rosemary Cran- dall has opened a DcLuxe Employment Agency. from which those excellent stenographers. Donna Miller and Shirley Dtlnnell. operate. Vaudeville has returned. due to the intiuence of Jerry Anderson. whose third troupe is now touring the country. In the troupe are the famous slapstick comedians. John Bobo Brenna. Jack Hot Lips Soderholm. and Charles Twinkletoes Trittelwitz. There are also several acrobats in the troupe. includ- ing Norman Sheppard. Norma Chorakos. and the Dynamic Deerings. At the Yale University Atomic Energy Laboratory Tom Cruikshank and Gordon Henderson pore over formulas. AtIiliuted with them is Charles Hugstrom. star mechanical engineer for General Motors. Away from it :111 is David Hill. proprietor of Hill's Havexf' in northern Minnesota. IIis resort caters to over- worked urhuns who need a rest. such as businessmen Herbert Johnson. John VVugnmn. and Dick Wilson. Arlyn Nelson teaches in a nearby rural school. Health in all rural schools is maintained by public nurses Marlene Johnson and Mary Jo Grant. Many of the seniors have stayed in Minneapolis. Bob Walton plays for the still World Champion Lukers. Geraldine Helgerson. Lorraine Feser. and Shirley Erickson are teachers at the ttConnie May-Jay Modeling School. Don Fatie, manager of the Lyceum Theatre books attractions like Groff and Elmburg. a piano and bagpipe duet. and Clark Sundblad. the Marvelous Magician. with his assistant Betty. Peggy Reed teaches commercial subjects in 'd local high school. Don Streeter is Mayor of the city and Marie Stimler is Head Librarian. Television is the medium now used by Kenneth Schzifer. director of the Milton Berle show. zmd Monie Neiss. star of the Mohawk Showroom. Docotr John Jones performs intricate operations which are televised daily. Wanda Johnson, Joanne Donahue. and Rita Reiser put on typewriting speed contests for tcleviewers. Thomas Reiser is now president of the Better Bev- erage Bottling Company of Hamel. Salesmen for this company include Richard Ritter. Harold Dunnell and Bart Johnson. Speaking of presidents. Betty Persian is president of the Persian Cat Pet Shop and Paula VVelch is president of the VVelch's Grape Juice Com- pany. HoIIyWood has claimed Carole Shearn as a star. Lois Dunn as a gossip columnist. and Dale Nelson as doorman zit Graumun's Chinese Theatre. Anne Wil- liams and Grace Morris own a grapefruit juice factory in which Gladys Dunn. Diane Anderson. and Beverly Miller are expert squeezers. The last senior I remember is Cynthia Oare. who still lives with her typewriter. doctor husband. and four sons in VVayzata. Wul son. Iive talked enough. It's shore fun to reminisce, but it's time to get back to the corral. Hand me my lasso. son. Be seein' ya! THE END Pagc Itiiftt'wonc IMZZ 0f M1915 101111 loncs ................................ lust likely to succeed .......................... 111th CmH Icrry Anderson ............................. Pcrwmlity Plux ............................ anthiu Ourc John Jones ................................. lust Dcpcmhhlc .......................... Kmin lflmburg John Jones .................................. Claw Lmdcr ............................. Culthia Uarc Icrrvx' Anderson ................................. Pcppicst ............................... Xnnc XViHiams Bob Miller ................................ Inst :Xrgmncnmtix'c .......................... 0mm le'rix Icrr3' Anderson ................................ W'itticst .............................. Culthizl Onrc Dzllc Nelson ................................... Sinicst .............................. lnrminc MSG Dzllc Vclsnn .................................... Cutest ................................. chgy Rccd Icrr-x' Anderson .......................... Bust Actor and .Xctrcsx ........................ Cnmlc Shulrn Don Strcctcr ................................. cht Drcwscd ............................. Homo Nciss XVcrncr llalvmscn ............................ lost .Uusiull .................. . . . . . . . .Kzn'in lilmbm'g Icrry Anderson ............................... Inst Popular .............................. lkggy Rccd Bob Miller....................................N01Ricst ................................ Clubs Dunn D011 Strcctcr ................................. Best Sport ............................ Diane .Xndcrwn Iolm Ioncs .................................... laziest ................................... luix Dunn D011 Strcctcr ................................. Inst .Uhlctic .......................... Hfunc Xndcrmn Don Strcctcr ................................ Best Looking; ........................... Diane Anderson Dalc Xclson ................................. Biggest Hirt .............................. lkggy Rccd lelrlin Bloom .............................. Cutest Couple ........................ Vurilvxn Hcrglund Marlin Bloom ................................ Best Smile ................................ Luis Dunn Don Strcctcr .............................. Classicst Chassis ......................... Punkx Hclgcrmn Don Vane .................................. Prcttiwt I'IyC' .......................... Dian: Mulcrmn D011 Strcctcr ............................. Best Applc-IMIisllcr ......................... Connie Iolnmm Don 1' ;1llC ................................. lost Bountiful Hair ...................... Vnrluw Wlmmn Pctc Peterson ................................ Best Dzmccr ......................... Harm O'Cmmm Ian Anderson .............................. Class Clown ............................. Ulmlyx Dunn Xchcr Halvorscn ........................... Imt Talented. . .. ..................... Cmmic IUIIHNUII Bob Xlillcr . . 4. .............................. Huuyicxt ............................... lecc Hm'rix WAYAKO WHEELS AT WORK A. Williams, H. Fairlield. J. Anderson, P. Reed. K. Shaier, J. Jones. P. Peterson. J. Grofi. Page mmuu Simon Legree Mr. Dcepke and victims. Cne baseball trophv. comin up! Mr. Anderson. D. Streeter, Mr. Snvder Tho Eiernal Dance. Swing and swav the Spring Prom wav. Peanut Pusher Jones. J. Jones Windstorm--October 10, 1949 'Arani-t' Page 1 ifty-thrcc 5629001 SEPTEMBER: 6 School opens 9 Footbal1-Dccphavcn-11crc 16 Football-Mound-hcrc 21 TB. X-Rays for seniors and teachers 23 Football-I'Iopkins-thcrc 30 Football-Robbinsdalchherc OCTOBER- 7 Footbal1-1:'.xcc1sior-thcrc l3 Homecoming-bonfirc and snake dance 14 Football-1Iomecoming, Chaska-hcrc 21 Football-St. Louis Park-thcrc 24 Korea lecture by Bill chsdahl 27-28 M.EA. convention 1school closccU 28 Football-Minncapolis XVcst-hcrc NOVEMBER- 4 Footbal1-Princct0n-hcrc Band dance 10 Iunior c1ass p1ay ll Armistice Day 1sch001 C1OSCC11 15 Basketball-CIcn Lakc-thcrc Beacon Heights School dedication 16 Seniors take employment tests 18 Basketball-Clcn Lake, RockfordHhcrc 19 Sadie Ivlawkins Day dance 22 Basketball-Eden Prairic-hcrc 24-25 Thanksgiving vacation 26 VVrcstlingHUnivcrsity Farm School-thcrc DECEMBER- 1 Assemny-Ccntral High School Chorus 3 Basketbal1-Chaska-thcrc 6 Basketba11-110pkins-hcrc 9 Basketba1I-Robbinsdalwthcrc 13 BasketbaII-I'Idcn Prairic-thcrc 16 XVrcsth'ng-St. Cloud 'l'cch, l'Idina-hcrc 22 Christmas program 23 Christmas vacation starts XVrcstling-Litchficldchcrc JANUARY- 6 Basketball-St. Louis Park-hcrc 9 Schoo1 reopens 13 Basketball-XIound-thcrc 16 Movic-Iunior Miss 17 Basketba11-1Cxcelsior-hcrc XVrestling-Anoka-there Page F iftyvfour CAZENDAR 21 Basketball-Chaska-hcrc Dramatic Club dance 1Vrcstling-U Iligh-hcrc 27 Basketball-Ilopkins-thcrc 28 NSCC dance 31 Basketball-RobbinsdalLghcrc XVrcstling-Robbinsda1gbthcrc FEBRUARY- 10 BasketbaH-NIound-hcrc Scnior Class dance H VVrcstling-Anoka-hcrc 17 Baskctball-l'Ixcclsior-thcrc 18 Regional wrestling tournament 21 Assembly-Northcrn States Power Company Lcttcrmcn's Club Dance 22 8Vashington's birt11da-VHschool C1OSCd 24 Band concert 25 State wrestling tournament MARCH- 13 Asscmbly-l3cc1mnation group H District Dcclamation contest 15 Assembly-Scrafim Strclkoff 17 MoviLHXVingcd Victory 29 Regional Dcchnnation contest 30 Chorus fcstival-Mound Assombly-RIankato 'l'cuchcrs College group 31 Easter vacation starts APRIL- 11 School rc-opcns 12 Asscmbh-lilzic Bowun. memory wimrd H Band fcstival-St. Louis Park 15 Innior C1858 dance 18 PIIIA. open house 26 Assembly-'1'hc Indijocs K 1AY- 3 Scnior Class play 6 Innior-Scnior Prom 12 Annual Spring Chorus Concert 16 Assembly-Polomcmc Potters 26 Annual Spring Band Concert 30 Memorial Day-school Closed EVE- 4 Baccalaureate Services ;-7 Final examinations 8 Commencement 9 School closes 560R! $19557 BASEBALL SCORES 1949 District 18 Speech Festival-St. Louis Park. Minn. Wayzata 11 Mound 2 Di sion Wayzata 0 Robbinsdale 1 scus - Wayzata 8 Hopkins 0 Don Streeter-superior Wayzata 6 Excelsior 4 John Jones-superior Wayzata 2 Park 0 Original Oratorye ttWhat Matter His Color? -Karin Elmburg- DISTRICT PLAYOFFS AT SHAKOPEE excellent Wayzata 4 Chaska 2 . Wayzata 8 Robbinsdale 5 tFmals1 Manuscript Reading- Marcia Segar-superior REGIONALS AT DELANO Humorous Reading- Wayzata 2 Mpls. Edison 5 uBut the One on the Right -Cynthia Oare- superior At the Lace Counter -Bonnie Lindman-superior BASKETBALL 1949-1950 Wayzata 30 Glen Lake 26 ttBrothers in Love1'eMarlene Reinkeeexcellent Wayzata 49 Glen Lake 15 Dramatic Readinge Wayzata 38 Rockford 23 . Wayzata 30 Eden Prairie 36 But the Least of These eKay Morltz-excellent Wayzata 30 Chaska g3 Wayzata 20 Hopkins 0 -A t pl 2 Wayzata 30 Robbinsdale 72 ne C ay Wayzata 37 Eden Prairie 46 uThe Still Alarm'14erry Anderson. Bob Turner, Wayzata 40 St. LOUIS Park 50 Brandon Tynan, Pete Peterson, Tom Brennae Wayzata 27 Mound 38 excellent Wayzata 31 Excelsior 36 Wayzata 36 Chaska 38 Wayzata 19 Hopkins 45 Region 5 Speech Festival-Buifalo. Minnesota Wayzata 34 Robbinsdale 74 Wayzata 27 Deephaven 42 Wayzata 52 St. Louis Park 34 Wayzata 30 MOUDd 23 John Jones-excellent Wayzata 35 Excelsior 60 Discussione Don Streetereexcellent SUB-DISTRICT GAME Manuscrlpt Readmg- Wayzata 43 Mound 53 Marc1a Segar-superlor talternate to state conteso Humorous Reading- WRESTLING 1949,1950 But the One on the Right -Cynthia Oare- . . superior talternate to state contesO Wayzata 26 UmverSIty Farm 8 Wayzata 46 University High 5 At the Lace Counter -Bonnie Lindman-superior Wayzata 20 Robbinsdale 17 Wayzata 37 St. Cloud Tech 8 Wayzata 26 Litchfield 17 Wayzata 21 Mound 18 FOOTBALL 1989 Wayzata 18 Anoka 19 Wayzata 42 University High 3 Wayzata 19 Deephaven 6 Wayzata 29 St. Cloud Tech 13 Wayzata 12 Mound 14 Wayzata 18 Robbinsdale 17 Wayzata 0 Hopkins 13 $332311; higmgeld i3 Wayzata 6 Robbinsdale 20 Wayzata 27 Anoka 11 Wayzata 12 Excelsior 13 Wayzata 37 Edina 7 Wayzata 33 Chaska 00 Wayzata 31 Edina l7 Wayzata 7 St. Louis Park 13 Regional Match-Wayzata placed second. Wayzata 6 Mpls. West 39 Wayzata 6 Princeton 18 State Match-Wayzata placed fourth. W L W L A.A.U. Match-Wayzata placed first. St. Louis Park 4 1 Mound 2 3 State 95-pound Wrestling Champion- Robbinsdale 4 1 Excelsior l 4 Ralph Moore. Wayzata. Hopkins 4 1 Wayzta 0 5 Page F ifty-live Life is iust a bowl of cherries. ur photon. Gordv Haqa. Home. James Mr. Holmes. J. Cunninqham. ne pause Ina: refreshes J. Scderhclm, TR Stanqohr. Mr. Holmes, N. Sheppard Readv 10 make wigh a Double Whammy. . :re eel er Firei Fire! A. Williams. C. Johnson. C. Shearn, M. Bernlund. Double Exposure. In frcn2 P. Peterson. D. Snyder, E. Eckstrom. Page Idftny' BOYS SEPTET TRIPLE TRIO B. Johnson. R. Smnqohr. D. Numb. T. Brenna. B. Turner, 3. Johnson. M. Berglund, B. Shrewsbury. M. sumhr, P. Rood. C. Anderson. R. Enter. in iron: Miss Purdy. D. Wasgan. P. Welch. Sea!ed: Min Purdy. J. Graft. BARK. HOW THE BELLSa Page E fty-scvcn .i- .- . LET'S HAVE A GREAT BIG TEAM YBLL! WHO WANTS TO BET 0N BEETLEBAUM? J. Olson. B. Llnmnn, M. Dmy. In front: A. Williams, B. Davidson. B. Tynan, D. Loner. J. Cunningham. C. P. Rood. Stryker. Mt. Crowninqshjeld. TOPPING LAST YEAR'S ANNUAL CUTEST COUPLE C. Johnson. Min Hart. C. Oar. M. Beralund. M. Bloom JUNIOR HIGH SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP . Pin: row-V. Smith. A. Johnson, Miss Robonson. D. Johnson. Comprinnq Grades six throuwh nine. Woolcon. Second row-M. Gee. D. Baakon. J. Nobon. W . Raymond. Third row-D. Olson. R. Hendricks. G. Becker. Knunon, G. Schiobo. Fourth row-B. Rogers, 1. Hobart. . Lindon. B. Kaonor, P. Strybicld. N. Hannigan. PREP BAND Directed by . Halvorsen Ind R. Ostlund ago; Page fifty-cight p w? J f 5 5 ;- L. .51? I ' CONGRATULATIONS 'Wayzata State Bank and ' Wayzata Agency, Inc. GENERAL BANKING. SAVINGS AND INSURANCE Wayzata. Minnesota Phone Wayzata 55 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MIKES DRIVE INN Orono - Lake Minnetonka We Specialize In Steaks - Chicken - Home Made Ice Cream Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 Compliments of THE PURE OIL COMPANY WAYZATA 101 LESTER FADDEN Plumbing 8: Heating 24 hour oil burner service YOUR COMMUNITY SHOP General Blacksmithing 5 Welding All Metals Auto Body Fender Service WILLIAM DENNY Phone 277 Long Lake, Minnesota Trenching PHONE WAYZATA 545 Page Sixty Compliments of H. C. MAYER 8: SONS THE HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Vc Vish Huppincss and Success to thc Graduating Class of a I XVa'Vzata. Minnesota in the Our Milk Is Produced by Since 1 Compliments of Wayzata Pharmacy, Inc. The Old Drug Store',' Reliable Prescription Service 910 Phone Wayzata 53 or 31 J 7 :3? x r: 1 51 X- X. -: x f Y e ' p : . h . K: K V ., ,Ks . V bx c; x W gween 3404. 36014 4W'M, 3;;5 . ng'x Swmzx BROS. DAIRY FARM. INC. $V1-21-1x's HIGIIPA'I'H 12 M. Qxi x1: ,3. r , 35 1x Q Waymta ltxcclsmr N b. '7; r. x 97 x . . NV 4: ' x xi: 5 k 7' L 1 V V- N. - K x k x X g 7X 8 K 5f ' g ' 3 ' 1x - 1', Page pcty-onc - :1 Ahms-GASHV;i At - Au Compliments of Dickey 8: Milbert, Inc. Fuel and Fuel Oils Congratulations Ernest Aselton Post No. 118 Wayzata. Minn. You Can Whip Our Cream But You Can't Beat Our Milk MEYER BROS. DAIRY Compliments 'of THE BUG 4 s : kx j W... a .' - T V . 2V ? x Y ' i Page Sixty-two CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE SHORT. INC.. WAYZATA Congratulations to The Class of '50 OLSON'S BAKERY Groceries Mean U - SAVE AT QUADY'S U - SAVE Long Lake 1.. L. 2K! J ARN ES MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Wayzata 690 Dodge Trucks Wayzata Blvd. COMPLIMENTS OF 60' .- Qualuy' ICE CREAM MAPLE PLAIN. MINN. Minnotonka': Finest VILLAGE CHEVROLET CO. New Cars and Trucks Genuine Chevrolet Puts and Accessories Wholesale and Retail Phone 691 W WAYZATA. MINN. Page Sixty-thrcc DAYION'S SERVICE TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES - REPAIRING Day and Night Towing PHONE 491 HAMEL, MINNESOTA IRVING PARKER INSURANCE COMMUNITY DRUG WeIServe The Finest BRIDGEMEN'S ICE CREAM Whyzata 626 Wayzata. Minn. COMPLETE KITCHENS Formica Counter Tops General Floor Coverings Customs Store Fixtures Loretto Cabinet and Fixture Co. Wayzata. Minnesota Wayzata 932 MEDICINE LAKE GARAGE N. J. DAY Welding of All Kinds Phones: Res. Wayzata 799Y 6 Shop. Orchard 9024 61h Avenue North at Schiebe's Corner SHREWSBURY BROS. EXCAVATING and GRADING WAYZATA 365 WAYZATA 557 COMPLIMENTS OF HIPPE GROCERY WAYZATA WAYZATA FOOD STORE Groceries and Meats Compliments Almberg Direct Service Station Quality Gasoline at a Savings EDITH'S COUNTRY SHOP Phone Wayzaia 555 Vodeg-el's Super Valu Complete Food Market Every day low prices A. OSTLUND Fuel Tel. Wayzaia 302 Page Sixty-fmxr Compliments of the following Professional Men Dr. R. M. Elliot DENTIST DEEPHAVEN Phone Deephaven 715 Dr. J . L. Anderson DENTIST LONG LAKE Phone Long Lake 186-W Dr. H. O. Kallestad DENTIST WAYZATA Phone Wayzata 14 Dr. W. W. Rieke DOCTOR WAYZATA Phone Wayzaia 64 Dr. T. J. Devereaux DOCTOR WAYZATA Phone Wayzata 244 Dr. J . Leonard McGill DENTIST WAYZATA Phone Wayzata 78 Dr. A. R. Chnshans DENTIST WAYZATA Phone Wayzata 63 Dr. D. W. Feigal DOCTOR COMPLIMENTS OF $9 MEYEENe ' COMPLmE LANDSCAPE AND TREE SERVICE LONG LAKE. MINNESOTA C. V. STRYKER Painting. Body and Fender Repairing Fuel Oil Tanks Made to Order Tel. Beach 283 Minnetonka Beach COMPLIMENTS OF M. K. Feser Oil Burner and Stoker Service Wayzata 592-W R. L. WELTER FURNACE CO. G. E. FURNACE Wayzata 152 - Old - DUTCH - GRILL - 7121 WAYZATA BLVD. CHICKEN - RIBS - STEAKS SPAGHETI OPEN - 8 A.M. - 2 A.M. Frieda Schall WAYZATA BEAUTY SALON COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE PHONE WAYZATA 27 Page Sixty-fi'c Compliments of McKenny 8! Andersen Your Texaco Dealer Firestone Tires and Accessories U. S. Highway 12 Phone 707 Wayzata. Minnesota Start Savings Account TO-DAY 2-70 Paid on Savings Accounts State Bank of Long Lake Long Lake. Minnesota Deposits Insured by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 55000 Insurance for Each Depositor Haxhy, Bissell 8r Belair ARCHITECTS l l l 1 N icollet Avenue Minneapolis I. Minnesota Compliments of LOVEN BROS. Hamel. Minn. Hamel 2 l l Page Sixty-six TUB-UR-DUDS LONG LAKE PHARMACY Self Service Laundry VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Wayzata 920 LONG LAKE 244 COMPLIMBNTS OF DEEPHAVEN GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF BURCO WOODWORK WAYZATA CHOWEN S CORNER DEEPHAVEN 2231 HEADQUARTERS FOR LONG LAKE STANDARD Service Play Clothes Complete Servicing Blacktopping - Building - Construction Swim General Trucking suits 3 mr WAYIAIA crmuum s SHOP '; .- H' A' COURTNEY 1 1 85'132 W Compliments of WAYTONKA MARKET Wayzata 74 ALL GOOD WISHES Compliments of from The Minnetonka Flower Shep D' A' MATHER COMPANY WAYZATA ELECTRIC COMPANY Lew L. Stemmer Hotpoint Appliances Page Sixtyscrcn Wayzata Boulevard HORACE'S STATION - Quality Products Always - Gasolines. Oils, Batteries. Tires. Tubg and Accessories A1 Lower Than Average Prices Wayzata. Minnesota DEEPHAVEN DRUG Deephaven 630 Fountain Service - Prescriptions and Gifts TY ABEL SUPER SERVICE AAA SERVICE GARAGE Tydol-Veedol Products Minnetonka Blvd. and Highway 101 Phone Wayzata 494 ALLEN'S FOODS We Deliver Wayzata 380 Compliments of THE LOUISE SHOP Wayzaia 58 SHOP4N4SAVE SUPER MARKET PETERSON SHOE STORE AND REPAIR Use STANDARD SERVICE Walt Larson, Wayzata Minnetonka Boulevard and FEATURING ACROBATS 4 KEDS Highway 101 AT DEEPHAVEN Deephaven 660 COMPLIMENTS For Complete Service LYMAN LUMBER 8: COAL COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS - MASON SUPPLIES 4 Estimating - WAYZATA 3 Route 10. Minneapolis SCHIEBE'S GROCERIES AND MEATS Medicine Lake Telephone Orchard 9024 1 - V . ' C Iagc Snty-ught Compliments of CARGILL INCORPORATED WAYZATA AUTO BODY CO. We Specialize in Complete Automotive Service-Body and Fender Work-Painting. Glass Welding and Rebuilding-Experienced Workmen If We Please You - Tell Your Friends I: Not - Tell Us WAYZATA. MINN. PHONE 514 Compliments MINNETONKA BOAT WORKS. Inc. WAYZATA MINNESOTA Congratulations from HART'S CAFE Gifts for Every Occasion Birthday - Graduation Christmas Showers - Parties -- Weddings THE FOURSOME WAYZATA PHONE 82 Compliments PETERSEN 8t SHARP Fine Foods GRAYS BAY WAYZATA. MINN. Delivery . . . Phone 430 THE GIBBS HARDWARE CO. Paints-Glass-Tools-Cutlery Westinghouse Electric Ranges Water Heaiers and Refrigerators Duo-Therm Oil Space Heaters and Water Heaters PHONE: WAYZATA 25 DEEPHAVEN HARDWARE Deephaven 2215 Route 3, Wayzata Chowens Corner Your Suburban Store with Downtown Prices COMPLIMENTS OF DAHLGREN'S CLEANERS ALFRED BLESENER, Manager WAYZATA PHONE 701 LIBERTY Cleaners. Launderers and Dyers Rug and Furniture Cleaners 2639 Nicollet Re. 7221 Minneapolis Page Sixty-ninc THE DANIELS NURSERY PRANC P. DANIELS. Prop. All That's Good in Hardy Plants for the Northwest COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE 82 Page Catalog Free for the Asking LONG LAKE MINNESOTA THE RECORD SHOP Authorized Television Dealers RCA Eye-Witness Television Phone Way 223 Wayzata. Minnesota Hamel - - Congratulations FARMERS STATE BANK OF HAMEL Always at your service ALL-WAYS - Minnesota GROCERIES FEEDS F. M. ROSEKRANS. JR. On Wayzata Blvd. Phone WAYZATA 678 COMPLIMENTS OF WAYZATA SHEET METAL PHONE WAYZATA 172 Always the best in Fine Musical Merchandise B. A. ROSE MUSIC STORE 25 So. 81h Compliments of BERRY 8: COMPANY Wayzata 24 Buy a Ford Car or Truck and We'll Both be Happy Serving This Community for 38 Years RETTINGER MOTORS INC. Temporary Office LONG LAKE 11 COMPLIMENTS OF LONG LAKE FEED STORE HOWARD EISINGER. Proprietor CHILDREN'S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS Photographic Equipment Lucian and Mary Brown Page Seventy COMPLIMENTS OF J ENSEN'S SUPER VALU Retail Food Store 7811 61h Avenue No.-Phone Or. QSOO-Minneapolis. Minn. MIKE ICE WELL COMPANY Wayzata 447 VAN'S FOOD MARKET Wayxata Blvd.. Sunset Hill Phone: 03. 9527 COMPLIMENTS or GLENN'S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE PHILCO HEADQUARTERS PHONE L. I... 104 LONG LAKE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '50 NEDDERMEYER 8: SONS PHILLIPS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone I... L. 190 LONG LAKE COMPLIMENTS OF Minnelonka Beverage Company Navarre Barber Shop Lies and Shaver Coyne's Drive Inn Minnesoxa-Milorgranite Co.. Long Lake Sandy Beach Grocery Leo's Service Garage 8: Implement Fortin Hardware 8: Electric. Hamel Joseph R. Met: Earl. Day. Plumbing and Heating Long Lake Engine Rebuilden Brandon and Compan Darrel: Novelty Shop. Long Lake Cusick's Pure Oil Stuion GASOLINE and FUEL OILS MINNETONKA OIL At Wayzata and a1 Jackson's Corner Wayzaia 263 -- Phones - Beach 284 Fine Class Ring: 1 Awards J O S T E N ' S Since 1897 H. A. Petersen Foshay Tower Arcade Minneapolis 2. Minn. Wayzata Cleaners 8: Launderers, Inc. Minnetonka's Finest and Fastest Wayzata 310 1 ' . . . Iagc Sucntyonc Compliments WAYZATA THEATRE The Best in Movie Entertainment The Minnetonka Herald COMPLIMENTS OF Mel Jensen's Pure Oil NORTH SHORE ;. CRYSTAL BAY Congratulations 10 the ' COMPLIMENTS or 1 l C ass 0f 50 R. L. BOULEY GARAGE HAMEL 301 The Seniors of 1950 wish to express their sincere appreciation to Miss Hart for her constant inspiration and hard work on our Wayako. Page chcntv-tu'o zathWugU-a meawxlgwtm W $44 7PM 6;wa IIGIQCI photography 90 South Eleventh Street - Minneapolis, 3, Minnesota 60W Seam. We lwpe Mal W mmalu'ed affJWrJZyZJAe 64 gm; ad ouu. w w 4,? , K7 , LTA PX Gordie Haga 1151:? M 1' W$ L? 6'- Jaw 1 1' Jiffy f 1 5 l'! lITN'ru.,wi .8 XWN j 1 I f, Clair Peterson ??fif'd -. . - I J; 'lfJ M X ,0, 1. ,A, 't 31!? U 'Lj? , Lf'. J J I XV V a-XW . .2 x - 3f $4.!L-4V . , 4 P Iv . - -7 5D Q; axon; SJ f WM Um m- wv : ; 5 - - a. ,' 5!! ,-:x x $0M MA WU k 3 3M! L! v RK4sz 2K '41 OK :x A Vpk X ?'xs Lx-yfk nchowZecfgemen a 4 3$250$9 The Minnetonka Herald Comphments 0f am A. J . Dahl - ,w 9.1M...- Harold Van Every 8W7 Empire Engraving Co. 0W Jones Press 1120 Builders Exchange - 940150946114? Haga Studio Bankers Life Company Minneapolis, Minnesota Page chcnty-thrcc ,mc 0:? '1 I 704, ad a ?LWW I a ,wvwaub jsz cEILILf 4 e mL, 2A, uzAX 1 La X c411 if F? K K 5XM Md Ag 444x Woe? 92g ,, U C'Zzaull J ?W L? PHS 52? 'k 3k R Ma 42 . MOM 3:1 W n: R a E.Mp 0 ow m. M w MK WM .A xi Www w r 9 Xelen 3N7; iej 3. :- .kL s. . . .I; . w J AR. 7. JA .. .. I4. K L ,Cx .- . u .91 . m ., . WN l . - xv I -. O . u l v; N. - c . h I v . . .a .v. . U 0 r KL . u; 1 4 0 . UAHICO MPlS. R. xr-
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