Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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THE WAYAKO Junior Class Back Row—Shirley McWilliams. Holgcr Kent. Joseph Rosch. Bud Welch. John Wincman. Ted Johnson. Dennis Brooks. Jack Hennessey, Lawrence Ed elm an. Clarence Jordan. Richard Swanson. John Birong. Kenneth Coyne. Fifth Row- James Broughton. Bob Hughes. Carroll Talbert. Wilfred Gagne. Richard Dorfcr. Tom Davis. Bob Frick. Bob Early. Don Hewitt. Don Manning. Buck Buchanan. Fred Bittner. Charles Nolte. Fourth Row—Clark Peterson. Orlo Etsingcr. Charles Hcnsel. Weldon Dunn. Duanne Johnston. Philip Fortin. Vernon Osier. Kenneth Milan. Wesley Hanson. Dave Munns. Clyde Wallin. Willard Kraskey. Third Row—Richard Doolittle. Don Cameron. Alice Beardsley. Marguerite Patnode. Betty Dickey. Marcella Laurent. Genevieve Gagne. Ardis Mellin. Lonnie Hoke. Anne Brunsdale. Nell Daniels. Shirley Lovcn. Rosa Locke. Mary Toomey. Mr. Wtdsten, adviser. Second Row—Margaret Johnson. Doris Arens, Betty Grey. Loretta Baer. Leona Raskob. Mary Hensel. Octavla Trit-telwitz. Phyllis Personette. A r law yen Vickerman. Joanne Fortin. Joan Hocking. Marilyn Hagberg. Dorothy Cramer. Miss Ramsland. adviser. Front Row—LaVccta Thies. Mildred Leuer. Agnes Adams. Betty Norton. DeLoris Bosse. Charlotte Weline. Alyce Erickson. Alice Patch. Betty Quay. Mary Payton. Louise Forde. Harriet Spates. Patty Quay. Miss Hendrickson. adviser. Absent—Paul Luttio. Marilyn Ellis. Leona Hoffman. Katherine Kremer. George Larkin. Laura Pepin. The junior class entertained the senior class at the annual Junior-Senior Prom at the Hotel Del Otero on May 16. They also gave an assembly skit in December. Officers for the year were Holger Kent, president; Patty Quay, vice president; Nell Daniels, secretary; and Alice Patch, treasurer. Page 12

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THE U’AY IKO Wasgatt, Betty Wax’ Class Treasurer ’39: “The Way-zatan '39. '40; G. A. A. ‘37-'40; President '40, letter; Police Force ’40. “A girl with a smile Is a girl worthwhile.” Welter. Elaine Entered as a sophomore from Patrick Henry Junior High. Minneapolis. Home Economics Club '38. “A modest flower blooms longest.” Wineman. George Camera Club '39; Tennis '38. ”1 was once run over by a train—Of thought. Workman. Lewis Brain” Entered as a sophomore from Roosevelt High School, Minneapolis. Why teachers get gray.” Fassler, Kenneth Ken” Miss Collegiate. He has three speeds —slow, slower, stop. Grey. Darrell Buzz Student council. 1 semester; Football '37-'40. three letters, captain and All-District Football Team US: Basketball '38-'39. two letters, captain; Hockey 40. I hope. I hope, I hope- I hope I graduate.” Kelly, Beth G. A. A. '38-'39; Tennis '38. Seldom seen: seldom heard. Johnson. Bob Chick” Class Vice President '37: Football ’37-'40. letter: Track ’38-’39: Wrestling ’40 letter and captain '40. Well I don't know, but I'll take a guess at It.” Page 11

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THE WAYAKO Sophomore Class Back Row—Thomas N'eiss. Gordon Lohrkc. George Gosko, John Howe. Marvin Schultz. Robert Swenson. Ray Spangrud. Robert Rochl. Alfred Mcrz. Vincent Hughes. Dean Net Ison. Floyd Glassing. Robert Rose. Fifth Row—Lcland Campbell. Jane Atwood. John Jordan. Philip Anderson. Cecil LaBcrge, Vernon Kreatz. LeRoy Klaers, Richard Berglund. Kenneth Gabbert. Lester Raskob. Roger Patch. Fourth Row- Kenneth Van Beusekom. Lawrence Perry. Glen Moses. Kenneth Dunn. Armclla Dalcidcn. John Mickel-son. Ronald Devine, Dean Ltnman. Lyle Brogan. Suzanne Sowle. Gale Fuller. John Love. Third Row—Virginia Perry. Grace Carey. Peggy Wasgatt. Marguerite Smith. Katherine Daniels. Helen Cook. Margaret Bird, Jeanne Crahan. Margaret Hclgcrson. John Bollum. Audrey Maxwell. Leone Appel. Second Row—Gale Sheldon. Marian Oeffling. Charlotte Lewis. Emily Reiser, Florence Roberts. Carmen Johnson. Patricia Hilde. Marcella Ordemann. Gudine Carmody. Bernard Reiser. Paul Peterson. Bonnie Todd, Sarah LaStrangc. Front Row—Zetta Keesling. Elsie Beck. Evelyn Biby. Evelyn Vanderbundt. Lola Gleason. Fay Wtneman. Irene Melby. Goldiannc Johnson. Elvina Perislan, Adeline Reimer: Miss Harding. Miss Palen. advisers. Absent—Margie Milbert. Donald Eisinger. Elsie Holst. Gisela Ogoniak, Wayne Dunnell. Mary Jordan. John Leber. Lorraine Thomas. Ruth Williams. Betty Zitzloff. Dean Neilson was elected president of the sophomore class. Assisting him were Audrey Maxwell as vice president, Florence Roberts as secretary, and Margaret Bird as treasurer. The sophomores presented an essembly program that was very well received. Included in the program was a three act play Short Wave. Page 13