Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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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

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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.

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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