Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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zeadmea Weleda Third row: J. Iverson, L. Lcnzen, J. Jennings. B. Perlowski, R. Ice, A. Loven, P. Klapprick, G. Ingebretson, D. Nelson. Second row: J. Morris, D. Nunn, D. Olson, M. Johantgen, J. McCollum, V. Lonnquist, T. Kaufman, J. Purnxck. First row: J. Nelson, D. Johnson, J. Loaney, J. Larson, Mr. V, Johnson, B. Olson, M. Pepin, M. Lee, B. Maki. Row three: C. Wefel. D. Nunn, S. Sween, E. Ryshavy, L, Seward, B. Perlowski, G. Schiebe, D. Nelson, R, Tilleman. Row two: L. Walker, D. Olson, R. Schmidt, S. Schrader, M. Stoffels, B Olson, D. Reinke, K. Rodner, J. Swenson. Row one: R. Roe, I. Schmidt. B. Shaw, K. Sheller, Miss Neuwirth, S. Youngberg, K. Winger, U. Smith, J. Purnick. Page Twenty-One

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fzeadmea iowa Freshmen: Secretary, Kay Rodnerg President, B. Dickey, Treasurer, M. Corensg Vice President, R. Bergman. The freshmen class of 1952 is noted for its active mem- bers. Renee Bergman was the ireshrnan homecoming attendant this year. Kay Rodnei' submitted the Winning jingle in the Christmas seal jingle contest. The idea of Writing to Al Capp for a picture of a Dogpatch ballad singer belonged to Judy Brueske, Marion Corens and Kathleen Scheller are famous as Wayzata's ace spellers. Eva Vosenlek, who moved to Wayzata from Czechoslovakia QE: this year, has done outstanding Work in her first year in an American school. Susan Freemen and Barbara Perlow- sky, both members of the freshman class, sell shell jewelry that they have made in their Shellcraft Studio. Three freshmen, Renee Bergman, Ginger Georgia and Myrtle Heidelberger are members of the B-team cheerleading squad. Under the leadership of these people and many others, this class will become one of the best classes at Wayzata High School. Third row: H. Clark, R. Bail, G. Batson, M. Holt, J. Franz, B. Carmichael, B. Eckstrom, A. Eide. B. Dorfer. Second row: D. Hedtke, J. Golden, G. Hasty, F. Hamlet. R. Burgess, W. Chapman, H. Adams, M. Corens. 1-'irsi row: W. Dickey, M. Elmburg, G. Georgia, S. Freeman, Mr. D. Bittle, D. Brown, J. Brueske, M. Heicielberger, R. Bergman. Page Twenty -l ' 1

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69514 Qzczde Eighih Grade Class Officers: J. Martin, President: B. Roehl, Secretaryg G. Quay, V. President: Mary Hartwell, Treasurer The junior high school climaxed the year by taking second place in the basketball conference, They showed their athletic ability by placing two players, Dick Reed and Jon Rieke, both eighth graders, on the All-Star team. Having a great deal of school spirit, the junior high students turned up in large numbers to back their teams in inter-school competition. Their cheering section was capably led by their cheerleaders, Judy Cruikshank, La- s Ns Ag. T' N Belle Hughes, Joan Wenner, Sharon Dorfer, and Mary Hartwell. An outstanding junior high student is Jerry Martin who was president of both the junior high student council and the eighth grade. Other officers of the class Were, vice president, Ginger Quayg secretary, Mary Hartwell, treas- urer, Beverly Roehl. ,,,. M Fourth row: L. Hughes, C. Shrewsbury, D. Essig, J. Doran, L. Baker, J. Kraslcey, W. Eck, C. Bouley. Third. row: J. Luttio, S. Stodola, M. Hartwell, D. Nichols, A. Shaver, J. Howard, D. Hill, B. Dykhoff. Second row: B. Davidson. J. Brooks, C. Nelson, J. McCormack, E. Petschel, B. Bert, S. Burbank. Fits! row: D. Hannigan. W. Lund, D. Gurgess, Miss Oppegaard, E. Dorweiler, P. Perry, K. Jungquist. Page Twenty-Two