Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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Foreword As the class of 1940 prepares to enter the outside world, each member of the class will go on his separate way. ‘The Wayako” stands as our last work as a group. As we turn these pages in years to come, our four years of high school will again unfold before us. To every member of the class the pictures and the stories in this annual will bring back the good times we have had during our high school careers. And, as we graduate, we leave “The Wayako” behind us to remind others, who will be the seniors of tomorrow, of the class of 1940.

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THE 1940 WAYAKO published by the SENIOR CLASS Wayzata High School

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THE WAYAKO The present school building was erected in 1921. Built in a pueblo style of architecture, it is the most picturesque school in this vicinity. Another feature that adds to its beauty is the location over-looking Lake Minnetonka. Recently crowded quarters necessitated a twelve-room addition to the school which was put into use in the fall of 1939. In 1936 a football field, especially designed to give the best service, was dedicated. In 1938 lights were added to the field. These added features, together with additions in the curriculum, have given Wayzata an up-to-date, progressive type of education. Page 3