Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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ODD I AN SOCIETY S is the custom, a few days after school had opened last September, the Oddian Society held a meeting to reorganize and elect new officers. Those elected were: Anna Milbert, President; Irvin Osier, Vice President; and Helen Peck, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Hoidahl, Miss Moe, Mr. Henkel, and Mr. Lindquist are our advisers. Mr. Selke and Miss Goodman are neutral, and are to help both Societies at all times. During the first part of December, a program was given. There were several numbers among which were a solo, “The House That Jack Built,” and a recitation. “Bed-head. Bed-head, Gingerbread. ' The number which afforded the greatest amusement was a debate, “Resolved: That a hen can roost better on a round perch than on a square one.” There were no judges. Everyone was to judge for himself which was best. The Oddian girls played one basketball game with the Equinox girls and lost by a small margin. There was an Equinox-Oddian party the twenty-sixth of January. The first part of the evening was spent playing games and the latter in dancing. AH had an enjoyable evening. The Oddian-Equinox contest is to come off soon. The Oddians will surely walk off with honors.

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 ookout EQUINOX SOCIETY ,HEN ihe students returned to the High School in the fall of 1922, the Equinox reorganized their society, electing Florence Paterson. President; Robert Talbert. Vice President; and Aiieen Stubbs, Secretary and Treasurer. Our advisers are Miss Carlson, Miss King, Miss Timme, and Miss Hoffman. As Mr. Selke and Miss Goodman are neutral, they are to give help to both societies on all occasions. On the program committee were Roland Smith, Donald Quay, Gail Stembeck, and Aiieen Stubbs. The first program was given on December twenty-second. There were musical numbers by a boys’ quartet, a reading from “Anne of Green Gables,” a selection from the “Birds’ Christmas Carol,” and a piano and cello duet. On the twenty-sixth of January, the Equinox and Oddians had a party. Card games were played during the first part of the evening and there was dancing later. Refreshments were served at 10:30. The Equinox Girls defeated the Oddians in a basketball game by a score of 23-16. We hear there is to be a contest. The Equinox are sure to make a good showing. You may depend on that. Miss Hoffman: “John, will you tell me what a contract is?” John Peterson: “1 told you yesterday.” Mr. Selke: “What kind of work have you done, Stanton?” Stanton: “I told you once I didn’t work.

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ookout G) THE GLEE CLUB T the opening of the school term last fall, the Glee Cluh reorganized and elected Marie Ekstrom. President; Florence Paterson. Vice President; and Viola Talbert, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Goodman is the supervisor. On March 16, the Glee Club furnished two numbers on a school program. The Glee Club will furnish numbers later on, at a musical program. We hope that interest in the Glee Club will increase in the future, so that the Glee Club will become one of the strongest organizations in the school. ECHOES FROM THE TYPE ROOM Wouldn’t that make you mad? Go on. I'll swear pretty soon! My Gosh! I made another mistake. This is the craziest typewriter. Oh, kids! I got a perfect copy at last. My land! this is about the hundredth time I've tried this, and I haven’t got a perfect copy yet. Sh----- Here she comes. ( Miss Hoffman.) Good night! Three papers to rewrite. Can you beat it? Hey, Irvin, carry my machine to the office. NOTICE: TO GIRLS ONLY £Siqi inoqe woq mq ‘s4Xoq aqi jo peaqi? jbj saoS Xjisouno s |Ji3 8 Xes Xaqj i; pcaj pun punoje i uanj pjnoM sXoq noX mdu j a.w ‘a-iaqj.