Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Daniel Fairfield .... President Georce Wood.........................Vice President Winifred Lawrence .... Secretary Irene Buel ..... Treasurer Miss King ..... Advisor

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HALL OF FAME Most Popular Girl -Most Popular Boy -Most Generous Girl Most Generous Boy Most Courteous Girl Most Courteous Boy Cutest Girl Cutest Boy Most Studious Girl -Most Studious Boy -Girl Who 'Falks the Most Boy Who Talks the Most Best Girl Fussee Best Boy Fusscr Best All Around Girl Best All Around Boy Smartest Girl -Smartest Boy • Best BlufTee -Best Bluffer -Busiest Looking Girl Busiest Looking Boy Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Athlete Best Looking Girl -Best Looking Boy -Quietest Girl -Quietest Boy -Most Noisy Girl Most Noisy Boy Florence Paterson Robert Spencer Doris Braden Roland Smith Katherine Eisinger Donald Collier Jane Thomas Walter Ernst Priscilla Milbert Milton Compton Mabel Johnson Roland Smith Edith Stafford Oliver Hehl Aileen Stubbs Kenneth Kelley Dorothy Talbert Robert Spencer Adne Fairfield Clifford Kysor Florence Paterson Donald Quay Aileen Stubbs Robert Talbert Viola Talbert Myron Shaver Alice Brandon John Peterson Mabel Johnson Irvin Berger

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HISTORY OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS HE schoolhouse on the hill was again awakened from its heavy summer slumber, for we, the brilliant Freshmen, came to astonish the world with our superior mentality. At the beginning of this first semester, high school life passed smoothly, but when we received our report cards, we must admit there was a break in that calm which resulted in a gnawing and gnashing of teeth. We are the better for that break because there is a little studying going on, which was not thought necessary before. One thing we shall always remember is the carnival. Just think how many of us Freshmen took part in it, and how many of us came out so unsurpassingly well in raising money for the school! It was here that Henry Hyberg showed his great ability as a wild man. Another thing in which we excelled was showing our parents how bright we were. Oh, they were cjuite taken off their feet when they saw the things made by the sewing class, the things made by the Manual Training class, when they watched the girls do their gymnastics and the boys do their acrobatic stunts, and when one of the English classes recited. Ah, we are the most brilliant, best looking, most courteous class ever known in Wayzata or there-a-bouts. Undoubtedly, several pages of history will be devoted to us in later years. M. B.