Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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THE 1941 SENIOR CLASS of the WaLJzata Hijh $011001 7A; $9 742mm Volume II Come with Micky Tonka on a tour of Wayzata High. You are the guests of the senior class of nine- teen forty-one. who herein present their edition of the Wayako. In its second year. the Wayako has taken on all the aspects of a tradition at Wayzata. Within these pages you will find scenes of senior life. pic- tures of all the clubs, and activities and table talk in between. You will see pictures of clubs in action, plays in rehearsal. sports in review. and many others, not to mention photo- graphs of the members of our gradu- ating class. So. c'mon. let's get goin'. 753 70646460 01 Nineteen 94W coal 40414;,0ne .. V .. - . rw umv . 3 . . 4.. 2x4. .9 . V, gmavntdu: ,.....4r.p A .. 4?? 1n , . taxi? .XV. V Illr.l . Kin. u . $5., Rm. L f. . .. l. g. A .. i. x4. L.1 ..a .. rx... 4 .3. If. , m .... r 9.. .5. . '3 5'????i ifW-mnwm . ' . $$$be LI: 1 ' s; A; , ,. ..,. , . . . ; , a... V... . u. .ro; .u.5..,.,.3.1c ....HWWQW , . . . . , lxaL xxkxxi 1.: . 33$vi Lair :3? . ..As Fggi 9.1 1 I l lllll ll ... . . . . Q . I . 4 o . l c a t n . C. I . . .- . I. T u ,r.. . . 2- . . ' w p c ...L .s. .n i. . . -.' .. As administrator of the school, Mr. Heinemann is always ready and willing to help both faculty and students. With his keen in- sight into administrative affairs, he is an untiring worker for the betterment of Wayzata High. We salute him! .- A 1 J. 4mm, Hats off to the faculty . . . to the English departments for their sympathy and understanding . . . t0 the history profs for their loyalty and fursightedness . . . to the science teachers for their insight and knowledge . . . t0 the vocational instructors for their kindness and service. They have watched over us these four years. giving us helpful information and advice. They have corrected our shortcomings. noted our notocomings, been ever alert to 7 guide us along the pathway toward useful Citizenship. i- 7x! , As we go out from high school life into later life. they x ' will watch our progress. our advances and reverses, with paternal interest . . . may they not be disappointed. Hats off to them! ,. .ii g x .' Marne Bruce. our faithful principal. has been always ready to aid and help the students With their problems. Innv Aztntw Second Hardmu. XV JPPPVSUH. JOM'ph Odannwch. Emar Ihdl-n. Hulvm' VVldsten Hart. Verdella Hnlmurvn. Mzaxme Yunker Bottom Barbara nson. Dorothy Rumsland. Dolores Pulexr Aheent t'urul Hardin: Rmm , - Mr. Vk'itistt-n hubks guhiy; uxu' HI. .Inhn Blrnnglx' quu-s- txuns. nu doubt. Fur rxght 7 Mus H u rt weakens under I h :- m u L: n v! 1v 5pv11 n1 .luhnny Ilnwtn ggrngII-I-I-F v D W +3 3v With a photograph of Miss Ramsland. whose a sympathetic understanding and personal kindness 300 x have made the life of every senior infinitely better. the seniors are proud to preface their division. The soniur class officers! The gcntlcnmn on the 3011 is the honorable Sccrvtzn'y Crlo Eisin- gtfr. the man of the people . Then comes Vice 1 rcsidunt Cameron. Juts other half. The lad znm tho tngagmg grm 15 none other than Frcsiint inunns lalmsolf. The little lady bemg saut'ldorcd cut 15. of course. our own Nell Dani .58. who is primarily interested in our class dues. t 4W R011 104 1940-41 F John Birong David Munns t Anne Brunsdale Charles Nolte ! Lawrence Edelman Alice Patch Marilyn Ellis Betty Quay Margaret Johnson V Tm- annual Sliiff has a laugh Chuck, get out that pmsv' Lnukx us If h-lmx. tiw l'ff'.CU xth Faithfu I-Zx'vlyn Thn-s zmd JuAmu- Brown hok Lat; . nv xn-t'u I :n' m: a gnu! 1mm. doesn't dunn tho mum furl. Tukv a letter! 13:-.5'5- ' -' 1L7 2,.: .. JJW J n r . :n. rw . 1??? 1.1.311 .2. ., . 33$ . , , . .1 : . t .1... m , .r . h .1.. r , .1 ,quJ.1 1.1er ,,11-.:u. Em: . 1.. Yuxfm9fmw i .1 n. Ju .. 112.. .D s l d ' - 4 JiJ' r J, . i. . ; x :J In X W. 'I'np Lylr anumy lmmmi Campbell. Surumw Suu'lt'. Paul Peterson. Adelmc Reamer. Virginia Perry. John Bnllum. L'harlmw 14Wle Joanne Crnium Scumd Grace Carm Pougx Wnsautt. Elsw Bcck. Bvrnurd Rmsvr. Marguvrltc Smxth. Alx'ina Pt'FSIaH. Pnh'wm' Hilde. Elsw Holst. Marllyn 31055 Hmmm AdViMH Mus ansland. Manon Ooffllmi. Emu; Rmsor. Kathcrme Daniels. Margaret Bird. Manznrm Hrlum'sun Gudmo Cnrmmh. Marcella Ordvman. Adwsnr Miss Erlckson. '1. p Gmunn Lmn'kp, Rnku-H Roma thd Glawnm. J.mv Ahxvud. John Love. Roger Patch. Lester Rnkuh. Ih-nn Xmlum. ernun Krvutx. Kvnzu-tn Cuhl'vH Su-nnd Julm thkt'hnlL Plnlm Andvrson. Kcmu-Ih Dunn. Dum lexmn. Ralph Kcmna. LvRoy 'lnvrs. len Musos. Luxucncv Furry Richard Bvralund 'Hnrd Nnan Alxumd. Nuch Buchanan. Audrm BluxxK CH. Leone Appcl. Betty thzloff, Gisela Ouumak. 2mm Kuwlnm. Irene Mclhy. Gnldmnnv Johnson. Fay XVmcmun Bottom Fowl LHBHSIL'O. Prcsulunt Raymund Spamgrud. mex Adwsnr Mr W'ldslcn. me-nl Jordan. Kunnmh Van Bvusvkom x X'xu- prcsuiont Florence Roberts, Tom Hughes. Sovrvlary Carmen .Io'nan. Trvasurvr John J . x Sapltomaaed Trp Carol Schwbc, Gloria Husns, Rosmnary Thiclgos. Mary Ann Nelson. Gladys Swaningson. Marion Claluvn. Majm'a Trntolxx'ny, Shcrnl Brooks. Anna Toomoy. Joyce Anderson. Grave Reimcr. St'CUHd Lamoynt- Vk'llliamson, Grace Sheppard. Marjorie chfingwcll. Ruth Braman. Lucylle xVOUdville. Jean- ncttt- Armstrong. Robert Risncn. Evelyn Grave. Betty Munns Third Tum E1118. Marvel Hasty, Candace Johnson. Harry Swaggert. Lew Stemmor. Connie Ordomann. Marvm Gotten. Cleo Johnson. Mary Beck Fourth Maudie Hughe'. Mclvm Gettcn, Joseph Binner. Rxchard Vickcrman. John Dunn. Rita Merl. Clarice Hamel. Gm aldino Eckes Daryl Dunnell. Butt: m Glmus Kooslmg, Lulamc Honu. Madelyn Boomlmu'vr. Mary Ann Bacr. Advisor Miss Palon. R1121 Schultz. Marlo Pouhnt. Dorothy Pouliot. Peggy Eastman. Tt p Bob Dumas. Phll Lultm. Don Peterson. Dick Olson. Tom Turnham. Dave Frost. Dick Lanpher. Bob Nazib. Jack Adams. Ross Styncr. Velnnn Johnson Second , Wllham Kelly. Bill Johnson. Dick W'akeficld. George Larkin, Charles Powell. Virgil Allen. Marlh n Sheridan. Virginia Ornat. Ruth Heincmzmn. Marion Brunsdale. Third ,. Shula Dcvzmcy. Rosita Hufmolster. Dave Bronson. Bob Benson, Don Gronbcrg. George Dykhm'f. Bub Vk'cagant. Don chnsnn. Dick Roberts. Kenneth Johnson, Bette Jacobson. Bnttt-m -7 Belly Goodman. Evelyn Frost Marjorie Jennings. Betty Ann Veagant. Vice PrL-SIdL-nt Jumm Rogers. Advisor Harvey Jeppcscn. Secretary Jean Quay. Pxesuient Clarenco Syvcrisnn. Helen Schcnk. Mary Hadley. L .3 ?: 'xu p Faunk Kluv. Hum szzmlm. AHMM Arxx-Nm. Dx-zmli anir. Paul N.Hh. .Imm vau-xyx. MAX Carlson. Lvrnp Snuzrmm X'vrmm Shuk, Tun; Lulhuuzw va nd um t'nzw nML Gun'mn Inxxhdck. Munh- NV'I'JYLHx Grvn'itrn lx'Kkix Hllnxurth Danvlms. Carnhnc Pumorny. Donna Zvulm. Vharlux 7.1mm. KntEu-rmv Dave; T':;:':1 Dclnrn klwlmm. Vuzui Patch, 14'an OHM. Dunald IA'UQ'X. EVL-Iv't XViizhn Gv-u'mi Daxtduxn. Evelyn Jen- ntnux. Uhrdcr NAUK'X. Luanani Schhmu-i Iiuttnm X31111... Sme. V::'::n:.i UIHUMHL Iris sztix. Max'gzv Dudd, Advxwu V A Johnson. 111;! Dususkl. Arthur .rxxcr. Dalunw Gnhln-H. Rnu- Muz'n- thwm'n Twp Janna Emzngvr. Man Ann Solnucnu-r. thrx'! IAmn-nz, Huz'nld Pvttnt, Rdlph Schlnnvr. Harold Tcnhoff. Earl Gmx'v. Buuw Kvlly Albert Dmstmg. Jamvs QuMh. Gvnrgv 011-5, Norman Arm-snn. vanmi Ruben Hulhs me Lvum'. I-Idxxm DLKIANFHWS. Rohrr! Rdskuh, wa Jnhnsun, Ruben Pupm, Seward Gates. Gvnrm- 1.1xlmxx:u Dmmld Uxuxkshunk. Ohm Wcllsch. Ixunn Loner Thad Hvtty Rnlu-M, V.ill.lcc Gaunc. Gerald Durand. Verna Blnmn, Bunvtm Nchx'brass. Alice W'ostman. Lelia 3140 Hammond. Yonmhvll Smk. K33 1.0xx 1x Doha Pnulmx. ant'n L'E:.u lntIv Mungcn, Arlcnv Lnn-n, Laurlllu Benton. Annv Mac liuxzhm, Marilyn Johnson. Carolyn lecx'. warqm La Stranuv. Amirux Hmu's. Frvdvrzck Manny erncy Thws. Mnrmn Bxxhy 1011mm Adwsm' 31155 Hulmzuw-n. Emma Klnnnc. Mlldn-d lumn-nx. Svcrvtary Juan Burrlll. Premdcnt Lowell me.m. Tnunun-r Manon Johnson. Davxd K'asguu. Allnxd Benn. Darrell Burklmuh, Bvrnlce Andcrson. Joan Gundnum. :XdX'HUr 31155 Hardin: 4Wmen 11 mmu ll iv lm'nll WI ' I I H :11 Hill II . L: Jmad 74m 1 Come with our candid camera photo- -' grapher on a little journey through the high school. See the classrooms, glimpse the lunchroom and visit with some of the students. Above right. Miss Hart's sixth hour typing class. uShall we take a ten minute timed writing practice?'i At the left above. the lunchroom scene from the balcony. Pick out your friends. Below. Homecoming Queen Maudie Hughes smiles from atop a W. R. Stephens Buick. Beside her is Marcella Laurent. senior attendant. In the small oval pic- ture. Evelvn Vanderbundt. junior attend- ant and Mildred Laurent freshman repre- sentative smile with Cheer- leader Betty Grey Sophomore Maudie 31 as chosen b3' the four classes as homecoming queen and 11:15 crou ned in an impressive ceremon3 before the parade and football game. rx. '.' '1 33: .53 4 - JF Junta. I 53.. ;.. co m. SW Gama! Thv Studvnt Cuum-il . . . tln ull-impnrtunt activity that gm'cx'ns all other extm-curricular activities. TINT gnx'v us the Hmnvcuming duncc . . . In thmn Laws crvdit for the November fifth muck 010C- IIUH. Hu- studvnt cnurl. nunn hour activities. thc May dimu- . . . Prcsndcnts wvrc Chuck Nolto and Bob Hughcs: secretary, Nvll Dunivls: vicu prvsidvm. Dux'u Munns: treasurers. Ray Spangrud zmd Hul- gvr Kent. Mlss Bruu- and Mr. Hcinvmunn XK'tTC udwsmxx'. 'l'np Tum Nun. me-nt Hughes, Puul Lultm, Tum Tuxnlmm. Jcrn annessy. Carroll Talbert, Second Kcnm-Ih Jnhnxun. Juno Ahnmd. Juhn Jm'dnn. Carol Schu-lw. Juyu- Anderson. Null Daniels, Thwd --- Bx-Hy Munns. l.1-u' Su-nmn-r. Bruce Kelley. Arthur Bx'uun Flnn-nu- Rt-hcrts. Betty chkcy. Bottom - Miss Bruce. Dux'c Mmms. Bob Huuhvs. Ulmrlcs Nultc. Hnlm-x' Kvnl. ICU Spunmnd. Mr. Hcmcmumy '.5 '.1$;,.34..3.-3' .LX! 39mm mun: Tu 7 Charles Noltc. Betty Quay. Anne Brunsdalv. Margaret Johnson. Charlotte Lewis. Nell Daniels. David Munns. Bottom Marilyn Ellis. Raymond Spangrud. MISS Brucr. Mr. Hmncmann. Ilolger Kcnx. Patty Quay. Scholarship . . . leadership . . . character . . . service. Those arc the requisites for membership in the National Honor Society. Dave Munns. Margaret Johnson and Chuck Noltc were elected last spring. To this group were added in '41 Anne Brunsdalo. Noll Daniels. Betty Quay. Patty Quay, Marilyn Ellis and Hulger Kent. seniors. and Chy Lewis. Margie Milbcrt and Ray Spangrud. juniors they certainly deserve it. National allow Society H1111 111'11 11111 51111111113 journalists 1111111 editor 111- 111111 111 cub 1U'1p1111111': . T111- big shots . . Editor Chuck: assistant Rav; 1111111111111 11 xp1-1'ts Betty and Clark: Mz11g1111-L editor of th1-Juni111' Way 7.1111111. 11nd 11151 but far from 1111151 11111 inspiring p1m'1-1 1311111111 11111 1111111111 Miss Rams Top Jack Henncssy. Paul Luttlu, Tom Turnhznn. Bob Fuck. Aunts 9111111115. Carol P1111111. Clarence Syvu'tson. Jerry Hennessy. 8111 Kelley. Second 111-1111 Quay. Ru! 1 111-1111-111111111. Manon 81111151111111. Sheila Devancy. Jeanne Rogers. Patty Quay. Kenneth Johnson. Dave Munns. Thlrd 111-1111 11114111011511. Allcv Beardsley Harrmt Spatcs. Louise Furde. A1101- P;1t1'11.Alx'1'1-E1'11ks11n. D11L1u'1s B11550. Audrey Maxwell. Nell Damcls. Fourth 1 1 Florence Roberts, Candace 1111111151111. Mancl Hastx' Cleo Johnson. 5111-1111 Brooks. Betty Munns, Joyce Anderson. 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Al'l'mku- 111 115111111111 1111 1111 1111111 . . . 11:11'1-11'11111111 spn1'1s..1'.1111ur 11111111 , . . 171'111111111111111115 11x A111111 . . . N111 1111111111111 1111- 511211111, A1111 111-111 11:11:11! 1111 1111111115 -.. 31155115 1311111. Hurt. P111111. 11111111111111 111111 511111111111. 7111 1011,1111 : Book GM Is Dennis hero? Let's begin . . . What have we done? New books: many . . . old books: some . . . Our trip: to the Tribune and WCCO . . . other thmgs too. Under advisor. Mrs. Harding. and presi- 1 dont. Dennis Brooks, the Book Club continues to t'loulish. Tnn lnw: Dick Borglund. Charles vacll. Nancy Atwou '. Orlu Elsmuor. Bob Prick. Second row: Lucyle Wood- ville. Sheila Dcvancv. Ruse Marlo Petersun. Rosemary Thnrlues. Roberta Rxsncn. Cleo Johnson. Bottom row: Marvel hustv. Marlon Jonnsnn. Dcrmls Brooks. Lorraine Henn. Ardis Mellln. Top row: Octavia Trittelwitz. Virginia Ornat. Majora Trittelthz. Mary Hadley. Marlon Clauson. Sherol Brooks. Second row: Jeanette Armstrong. Roberta Risoen. Lucyle W'oodville. Marjorle Leffingwell. Evelyn Grave. Third I ruw: Mary Ann Nelson. Rosemary Thxelges. Marvel Hastv. Betty Dickey. tha Schmitz. Bottom row: Grace Sheppard. Miss Agnes Erickson. advisor. Helen Schenk. Marilyn Moss. Costumcspf Qicturesque Russian Cossacks cluttered the sewing room before the Operetta, The quest Prince . All was part of the Home EC. Club's work of the year . . . these girls were also busy w1th Red Cross work. PTA exhibits. candy sales, and cooking. Miss Agnes Erickson is the advisor. Jame 3c Glad 1' 71w pep em Top Marum Dudd. Rose Mane Peterson. Dolores Gabbert. tha Dtlsnski, Gisela Ogoniak. Dolores Carlson. Second JnAnne Fmtm. Evelyn Jennings. Rita Merz. Elme Beck. Shirley Loven. Marguerite Smith. Third Alice Wnstman. Ann Mac Hughes. Arlene Loven. Marilyn Johnson. Laurilla Benton. Audrey Hawes. Bottom h Rosa Locke. Bettv Grev. Miss Harding. Jeanne Crahan. CJarlotte Mangen. Scene . . . the pop fest. Time . . . 3:15 Friday. In surges the. crowd. Cheer leadt crs: Rosa. Betty, and Jeanne clash onto the ficor . . . hit tem high. hit tem low . these gals really know how to rattle the rafters. Herets the Club that keeps up our school spirit . . . they do a SWELL job. Miss Harding advises. Tnp Adxusnr Mr Jnhnson. Robert Naab. Rubcxt Dumas. James Quady. George Lubuwztz. Tod Jnhnsnn. Kenneth Coync. Shirley MCXK'xlllums. Richard Swanson. dmcs Bruughtnn. Tum EHIS. Kenneth Johnson. Charles Howe. Kenneth Van Bvusokcm. Lxef Johnson. Kneeling Max Carlson. Robert Benson. Bob chnsnn. ijtl1:lk1::::'rR05Ln. Rlcnmd Xukexman. Sutald Gatctx. Rulmld Kkakctuld. Olln XV1th swxrlmg skirts. Jeanne Crahan. ' Betty Gray. and Rosa Locke practice a nvw we . l. 2. 3. 4. XVho Arc th For? XVith accnmplishmcnts in hand. the hobby cluh poses . . . and they certainly have much to be proud of. Under Mr. Johnson's able guidance. the hubby club has had :1 suu-vssful ymn'. Metal Work. xxmzd Wurk. lamps table docum- tiuns. and many. many other ur- i1Cik'5 huu- boon mudt- by them this fit'LIIX 04an Glad l Twp Buck Buchanan. June Atwood, Dun Mannuu. Car I Patch Ruth Hun cmunn. Joanne Rum-rs. Joan Quaj. Sccin'i Curul'no Pumcruy. Dave Munns. Amu- Bi'unwliic. Nancy Ahxord. :HXuduy Maxwell. Beth thzluf! Third Don Cameron. Lonnie Hoke l.vl4n!: Appcl. Jt'l'l me'hnusv. Alec Patch. Mariano Jvnnmgx. Beth- Jacobsun. Fuurth Cleo Johnson. Ruth Brahman. lchvla Tillc5. Dchiis 80.3.30. Phyllis Pcrsoncnc, Joan Huck inL: Flith John Burrill. Arthur Bruce. ancll LHUIHI'I. Ct-urulu LnStrnngv, Margaret Bird, Marilyn Hugheu 3 Marv Bm'k Buttnm Sliltlt' Manam-r Chuck Nultt-N Tn-unn-i' Ahm- va'dslcx. Advisnr Eznar Rydcn. Pn-suicnt i Paul Luttm. Vice Presxdcnt Chy vans. Sccrclux'y Carmen Jnltnsun 3 3 5 Q1 3' Lights? Action! Curtain? Thvspiuns ull. thvsc kids gun- us sunn- wonderful shuws during the course ni Ihc yvur. Thvy cnllu'nui'uivc with tiho Chorus on tho Furosl Princc and ulsu gun- the traditional Christnms and Armisticv Day programs. Cn-dit gnvs tn Advisnx' Mi: Rydon fur instigutmg unuthvr your of succcsst'ul cxchungv prngrums Alter the opvrvtln. the cast and Chvrus WL-nt nn tuur tn lakv dISIHC: schools where their show was well rucvix'vd. In vxvhnngv. XVuyzum High enjoyed return engagements from all the schools. vald Bartlett hnldmu thv flag. Caro- !tnc Quay salutsnu. Chiu'lnnc and Carol chvzs Rutii Hcincmann. Charles antc, Maigurvz Bird. Marilyn Koch. Paul 1.111110. John Birong. Tom Turnham. Davxd Munns, Chiidron from the Sixth grade One of the highlights of the dam- utic svuson. Why The Chimes Rangf was again prosomvd under Mr. Ry- dvn's capable direction . . . it grows in stature from year tu your . . . An immvutiun this yvar: costumes do- signcd and made by the Home EC Club with Miss Erickson supervising. 6W Ma, c , h A gaMan 0n Siege Sound the trumpets! Hurc cnnw the actors. W'ith u ' successful season of plays behind us, we look back on g . 'N ,1 j, 3 , .1 sumo 01' the scenes that brought down the house. Fur V . example, in the oval below Nancx . Dave. and Lnnniv practlcc tho npvreltu trio which was a high spot of tho shuw. Note that Munns' grin! Loft are scenes from Charley's Aunt . Lunging at Chuck Nolte are John Birung. Paul Luttin and Clark Peterson. Jack chnessy is in the background. Below left. Chuck. Paul. and Ted look ovvr their liHCS. x: 4 i. W U 3' a ncrI-v- a' 'UN v -, ,, h s has? :1 . 0' .1 ' .1. 552 93?.- r- mm The ax-nznr play uh! Lei! tn Huh! John Bzxnnu. Bt-n-z'hw Alcxandrr. ChM'l-N antc. Annv Brunsdulv. Rum ankv. Paul Lutlm .md Clark Fulcr- snn Zh-Lurxs Bosse. Arluu yon vak- 35W. Jack HL-nnvxxy Bub Fuck 4:! i -, Buchanan Lt-tt 10 right Nunex Atwood. Dzu'e Munns. Lonnie Hoke Jnim B rune. Flairk Peterson. Patty Quay. City Lewis. Ted Buchanan. Chuck ante. Jane Atwtmd. Phillip Luttm, -. 471; u ' AML- Ki . II M. d - The junior Class play cast: Left to right are Eiste Holst. Nanex' Atwood. am unidentiiiod Stagehand. Florence Roberts behind John Mikelsnn. Margaret Bird. John IJUH' Univ. Phil Anderson. and Jane Atwun The great blue-velx'et curtains oi XK'ayzatu High Were raised on three major productions this year . . . the colorful Operetta. The Forest Prince ; the furce-enmedy 0f the Junior class. hHere Comes the Prince ; and the senior class presentation. t'Churlty's Aunt. ' The operetta dealt with a band of carefree Cossacks who kidnapped a Russian prinu ss. Cumplieu- lions arose. but the Russmns and the Cossacks kissed and made up in the last met. In Here Comes the PrinCe . several people got into the wrong Costumes and pretended they Were somebody eISe. All turned out for the best when the curtain fell. The last production uf the year was the senior Class play. t'Churley's Aunt . which was Well received. The play was about twu luvesiek buys and their attempts to win the hearts of their ladies through a fake aunt. Curtain calls for all! elaimh Gain? W71 0469!: Selma! 8W With Miss Sclvig at the helm, the chorus gave an excellent Operetta. The Forest Prince . Color- ful costumes. gay wigs. tremendous boards. and delightful melodies marked the evening of the pro- duction. A large crowd waxed eloquent before the lilting melodies of Tschaikowski. Other accom- plishments: the music festival. the concert. and seural appearances in assemblies. TLD - Jack Honncssy. Tmn Davxs. John Blrong. Robert Dumas. Jcrry Hennessy, Phlhp Luttio. Jane Atwood. Vlctur Buchanan. Dawd Munns. Holger Kenth Sccund ,4 Richard Doolittle. Don Cameron. Rlchard Bcrglund. John Love. Jam Quay. Marian Brunsdale. Ruth Hcinemann. Sheili Devaney, Paul Luttio. Third W Patty Quay. Jeanne Rogers. Majura Tnttelwnz. Alxcc Patch, Gisela Ogoniak. Rh scmary Thielges. Betty Quay. Nell Damels. Clyde Wallm. Fourth Leone Apocl. Patricia Hilde. Marilyn Hagberg. Rita Merz. Betty Grey. Betty Munns. Amu- Brunsdalc. Lonnie Hoke. Harriet Spatesh Fifth Jean Newhouse. Alice Beardsley. Shirley Loven. Carmen Johnson. Mary Beck. Candace Johnson. Marvel Hasty. Elsie Holst. Rosa Locke. Bottom -- Nancy Atwood. Lew Stemmer. Florence Roberts. Director Miss Sclvxg. Katherine Daniels. Margaret Bird. Peggy Eastman. Joan Hockv I mg, Jeanne Crahan. . 1! Frnnt row. lot: 10 right - Phlllp Lutnn. Xanlmm Kollcx'. Jvan Squwrs. Franms Pmrx'. Durrcll iurkitnrdt. Ovrom- Perry. Dnnuld PurSIan. Mudch n Boumhnwvr. Harry Swaggorl. Lawrence Porn, Dnhnld Peterson. St-cund HM Russ Bcntun. kk'xllmm Johnson. Curry Glmhu-H. Robert Freer. Robert VVIlsnn; From nck nyvr. Frank Oxonmk. Dnnnld Mnyvr. Duumas' Hasty Third row Beth Rulwrt. LIqu Larson. ClVdL- Vk'allm Fnurth ruu' Mr Nm'n- horn. Jvrn Barnum. Marian Bixby. Barbara Rulwrt. Ruben ! xk'cagant. Pcmty Eastman timv-s music sxu-Iling from thl- pnwtlcv nmm nlmust drowns nut clasm-s. A. J. Kornberg dxrvcts. T Wawalo Selma! Band A! pvpfosls. athletic contests. Armistiu- Day. Mumuriu! Day . . . tho VK'uyzmu band plays on. A1 I h 1 x .- ..; , V :3' , 1, . ,. u. :Vrvr..x I EX. 1, x- 61-4. F :9 . WA!1 .hu' !1 J Hi.-. Chawlu- Hrnm'l and Rob Hnrmw p u :1 110'11 HI IHt- hullrx 1 P KI'HHv'YH Milan, X'mw'nt Huylnw Vi 1mm UMH. Vx-ml I..AHL-1'::ta Huh Hrnxtm. Junws Admns Stvmnd 3H?! VlllIanMvn, NhlIHH HXMWH, :XHNWI Dt'LsHHL'. Xlnnm Ut-Hq-n '1'? Id T.nler Y. I INN! H.r kuh J1. ,- .lnnf.::: Vnnnu- Univnmn. Ralph Schlosscl'. Linn! Krvslmr. Fhmlmw Hr'wvl, Dunnld Imum. Huh Hk12hv5. Carroll launuxz. Ilulmx quukx Hblxl'll hhnkuh Vuuch HmVl-x .Immt-M-n. Uaptmn 1.411: lmm-x Wdlt Me gone GWZteu XVHE: vxn-x Inn y M's n! rxpvflt'ln'l; pup wr- s11mu lrmmphui. W'nyzulu's grupplcrs mnh d Iin- numm xx 1111 :4 .xlmn- 111 Im- stair vhunwlmhhw rx'x-n lhuugh pructicvs wvrv fl: Mi '!1 H4 in MI Mwm slnlvvimmps: CnplumJuhnJuni;in.Ch;arl1vansvl. Bob H111! w . , . 11w win duh Mn numb . . . Ugr n wank gnul. Xiu' going. gang. tho camma uhmpsv n1 11w Huh- and rv- AlHWx'. catmws a :1uztul m DIIEPS vam by 1 E19 HZU 7.11:1 :I'Jpplmxx. LMI, Juhn Hmu'. Huh Brooks: L'ur- 10H 'l'ulhcri. 30h Rusknh. Dun 1.1mm. Imun Lvum'. Llnyd Kuxlmp. 1.1-5 Rus- knh and John va dun watch Cnuch rvh'x't-v thxu-l :md Huyhvs, Jameson 4 4;-h..4;w..wgg-um;ljm Left to right in the line: Paul Luttio Dennis Brooks. Carroll Talber1.Chuck Hense1.Do11 Hewitt Bud Welch Ken Co ov.ne In the backfield: Holger Kent. Captain Bob Hughes. Fred Bittner Dave Munns Injuries plagued this yoafs squad . . . Don Manning. Dave Munns, Bob Hughes, Holger Kent. Dennis Brooks and others being out part of the season. Our homecoming spirits weren't dampened despite a loss to the Robbins- dalo eleven . . . Glorious victories: two . . . despairing losses: six . . . Bob Hughes and Bud Welch: Wayzata's representatives on tho All-District eleven . . . Junior John Jordan: next year's captain . . . Attendants: appre- ciably greater at night games and former attendance rc- cords were broken . . . it was fun. T op Vernon Stark Gcmgc G18 1. F1 1111111315 Elliott '. Persian. Robert Carlson Reed Holingrcn Louell Linman. Erickson Vernon Erickso 11 Ass1stani Coach VK 1dg ean Linman. Robert Benson Clarence Svmtson.d Charles Zinn. Max Carlson Mi.Hei11e111a11n. Th111 F11ckVincent Hughes Lavsrence P911111. Lew Ste111111er. Botto 0111 Pau lLuttio. Dennis Brooks Holger Kent Fred Bittner Hensel. Caroll Talben. Bud W'elcl1.Kennc-th C0111 1e. Season Scores Mound 0 Hopkins 14 Blake 32 C01. Heights 20 U. High 26 St. L. Park 26 Excelsior 12 Robbinsdalc 27 Quady. Andrew Geor g0 XK' elch. . oach Odanonch Dean Philip Luttio. John Jo11.dz1n 1111111113 Swaggert. h T0111 Ne1ss. E3111 Welch John Howu Daxe Munns Tripplcr. Bob Hughes. Wayzata Wayzata Wayzata Wayzata Wziyzata Wayzata Wayzata Wayzata Swaningsnn. Fuller. Paul 19 Donald Georgi- Naab. Floyd Glassmg. X 111211 Allen. T0111 Turnham. Harry Leffingwell. George Goskoi D011 Hewltt. Rnbcri Charles 53 Xx g; 1. Left 10 right: Buck Buchanan. Earl K'clch. Bud xK'L-lch. Vc-rnun Juimsun. Dun Elsmucr. Captain Dun Manning. Ted Johnsnn. Tum Nun. HnIm-r Kent and unm- K'nllm t'nut'hJm-Odunmlch h In front 6n Me 0464M 60ml Off to :1 gnnd start. VVuyzutu cugvsturs XVUH thn-v uf thvir first six gamvs by downing Mnumi. St. Imms Park and Ex- cclsim' . . . Captain Munnxngfs an hundrvd and thirly-fnur point total loci thv svnsmfs scmrmg. Thrvv Ivttcrmvn rvturn next year. To Huluvr Kvnt. tho spm'tsmun's award . . . tn Don Eisingvr. next yvar's czlptumship . . . tn thnsv who at- tended gunws. svvorul Very cxcmng mumvms. XVith wrvst- ling as tho svcond half nf :1 dnuhlu hxll. largo crowds wutchvd tho gumcs. Good work. gang! A little special instruction for Don Manning and Holgcr Kent from Coach Odzmm'ich. Final Conference Standings KVnn Lust Pct. ankzns ............................... 12 0 1.000 Robbinsdulv ........................ T 5 .583 St. Louis Park .................... 6 6 .500 Mound .................................. 5 T .417 L'nix'vrsily High ................ 5 T .417 Excelsiur .............................. 4 7 .333 VVayzzllu ............................... 3 9 .250 AAMTL- ;- ALLA- J . Paul. Bob. Lawrence. Buzz and Dick have the distinction of being the members of Wayzata's first bowling team. When Harts offered to sponsor a team in the American Bowling Congress at Saint Paul, these ambitious Wayzata lads took up the gauntlet. Result: nineteenth place in the mvvt where almost fifty northwest teams participated. Wayzatu is proud of its first howling team! Top n Richard Olsen. Ted Buchanan. Bob Frick. Dennis Brooks. Mr. Winston. Buttmn a Dick Lanpher. Don Cameron. Buck Buchanan. Tom Turnham. 42mm 7ee ta 0W Under Mr. Widsten's capable direction. the Wayzata golfers start the season as tho Wayako goes to press . . . With Excel- sior. Robbinsdale. Mound. Hopkins and other lake district teams as the opposition, the Wayzata lads look forward to a prosperous season: one which may remind oldsters 0f the years past when Wayzata had one of the loading golf teams in the district. Back from last year's team are Buck. Dick Lanpher, Don Cameron, Dick Olsen, Bob Frick. and Dennis Brooks. Ted Buchanan is a new addition. Orono, here we come! -- Dave Frost and Dick Lanpher. Bottom M Lawrence Perry. Bob Fuck. Top Paul Luttxo. t ?N J, .W, 1,1. 9 C h g : Actmntx 413:: 3'3 WE: 5-03: :- Twp Hrlt-n Schcnk. Audu-hx Muxxu-ll. AIIxu- Erickson. Gladys Sxxumngmm, Suzanne Snwlv. Belly Jacobson. Second Joy to Anderson. Anna THUIHCX. Brit; k't-uuunl. Max IUIH' Josnmmb lively n Frost, Iris Smnh. Third Alvmu Pt-rsmn. Marilyn Juhnmm, Penny meuutt. Virginia Shun. X'lrumm t'lullmm. Ennlv Rmscr. Bottom - Gcruldmt- ECkl'S. Secretary Lvlu- Mm- Hammmnd. Vito PI'tMth-IH Dvlmrls Boast, Adx'Isur Bdrham Harding. Pros:- dun Auncw Adams. Elsu- Hulsl. Gudnu- Curmndy. WWW Me $14.24. Thvsc G. A. A. girls have uccmnphshcd :1 Int . . . tht-y juim-d wnh lhv boys' gym classes in learning In waltz. fux trut. SChUIIhCht' . . . hut 1hr lussirs tin not spend all thvir time dancing . . . Iumhlmg. gunws. slums. and spurts round out the prog um. They also soru-d as hosts at 1hr first wimvr Play Day hvld m VVuyzutu. am invitational ru-m upvn In all schuuls ut' thv district . . . girls. ynu'n- had a busy y unr! Ahm'o the girls practice a littlv lmskothull. Left - buse- bull prm-ticv while part of tho xx'rvstling squad looks on. 0m .8641 Will We. members of the class of 1941 of Wayzata High School, being of sound mentality and understanding tthough sometimes questionablel, do declare and publish this, our last will and testa- ment, to wit: We give and bequeath to the JUNIOR CLASS all our unpaid debts. Our privilege to remain five or ten minutes extra in Mr. Ryden's classes we leave to our successors. All grades below ttC we give and bequeath to anyone who wishes to claim them, except the economic geography class who will have plenty of their own. To Don Eisinger we leave all our basketball tactics in the hope that by this bequest the 1942 championship will be cinched for Wayzata. ANNE BRUNSDALE leaves her hair to Betty Zitzloff. To Darrell Burkhardt, TED JOHNSON leaves his height. PATTY QUAY leaves the Operetta lead to Gisela Ogoniak. CLYDE WALLIN leaves the band to Phillip Luttio. PHILLIP FORTIN leaves to haunt the telephone office. BOB HUGHES leaves brother Vincent to carry on the family name. DON MANNING leaves Audrey to the juniors. KENNETH MILAN leaves ...... willingly. DON HEWITT leaves the class undertone to George Larkin. ARLAWYEN VICKERMAN'S paints and brushes are left to Grace Carey. JOHN BIRONG leaves his witty remarks in class to Kenneth Gabbert. CHARLIE HENSEL bequeaths his wresting title to Marvin Schultz. ALICE PATCH leaves Bob Swenson to Jane Atwood. Majora Trittelwitz receives KENNETH COYNE'S yellow bowling shirt. DICK DOOLITTLE leaves his height to Vernon Johnson. itFerdy , left by BUCK BUCH- ANAN, goes to no one. HOLGER KENT leaves his basketball ability to Clarence Syvertson. BOB FRICK leaves his camera to Miss Ramsland. ROSA LOCKE leaves her cheerleading outfit.to Lowell Linman. The candy key is left to Short Helgerson by SHIRLEY LOVEN. MARILYN ELLIS leaves Mr. Ryden to mimeograph his own tests. TED BUCHANAN leaves his I didnit do anything to who- ever ants it. LEONA HOFFMAN leaves her waistline to Zetta Keesling. - WELDON DUNN leaves in tears. AGNES ADAMS and GENEVIEVE GAGNE leave typing for the Wayzatan to Emily Reiser. CARROLL TALBERT leaves his police badge to Tom Davis. CLARK PETERSON leaves to let the bus drivers do their own driving. To Robert Roehl, VERNON OSIER leaves his noisiness. alldlal4m According to a schoOl poll conduct- ed before the annualis publication, the following people fit the following characteristics. BOY GIRL Most likely to succeed Chuck Nolte Margaret Johnson Most popular Dave Munns Chy Lewis Cutest Don Cameron Joey Hocking Most intelligent Chuck Nolte Margaret Johnson Classiest Don Hewitt Anne Brunsdale Noisest Buck Buchanan Nancy Atwood Quietest Jack Hennessy Mary Hensel Dreamiest Lawrence Edelman Jean Newhouse Peppiest Buck Buchanan Nancy Atwood Funniest Buch Buchanan Nancy Atwood The Police Force. Reading down the stairs and into the hall are Bob Hughes, Bob Frick. Ray Spangrud. Tom Neiss. Dave Munns. Holger Kent, Clyde Wallin. Clark Peterson. Dean Linman. John Jordan, Chief Carroll Talbert and Chuck Nolte. r-IIIIIII Chuck Noltc Nell Daniels Wise cruckingost Frcd Bittncr Nancy Atwood Best bluffer Paul Luttio Jane Atwood Best all around Bub Hughes N011 Daniels Best athlete Holgcr Kent DeLoris Bosse Best figure and physique John Jordan Mary Toomey Best looking Don Manning Chy Lewis Most polite Dave Munns Nell Daniels Best personality Chuck Nolte Chy Lewis Best actor and actress Chuck Nolte The Atwoods Mme 4m Most dependable Most musical Paul Luttio Patty Quay i . Best apple polishcr The octet. Left to right. Clark Peterson The Atwuods Miss Solvig. Dave Munns, Lonnie Hoke, Paul Luttio, Patty Quay. Holgcr Kent. Alice Beardsley. Clark Peterson and Joan Hocking. This group performed at PTA'S and class plays. NELL DANIELS loaves h- for Annundulv. FRED BITTNER loaves Mr. Joppesm fur the draft. HARRIET SPATES leaves her seat in social to Nancy Buchanan. JAMES BROUGHTON and RICHARD SWANSON will their hcrmitago to John Love and Marvin Schultz. DE LORIS BOSSE leaves her ability to do character parts in class plays to Chy Lewis. BETTY DICKEY leavvs with her mystery man . ORLO EISINGER leaves his title of ttMan 0f the People to Dean Noilson. BETTY GREY loaves ttTattletalv Gray to whoever wants to got out of English onco a Week. DAVE MUNNS lvzivos his giggle to Tom Noiss. DENNIS BROOKS leaves ..... and is glad of it. LAWRENCE EDELMAN louvvs his place on the Honor Roll t0 Luster Raskob. HARRY LEF- FINGWELL loaves. still carrying on for De La Salle. BUD WELCH leaves his timidnoss to Paul Peterson. MARGARET JOHNSON lcux'vs thv graidv pupcr tn the grades. LONNIE HOKE leaves her Vile. simply vile to anyone who wants to takc over. JOSEPH BOSCH leaves his bnistvrousnvss to Floyd Glassing. CHARLES NOLTE and JACK HENNESSY leave their ttTristan 11nd Isolde to Nancy Atwood. CLARENCE JORDAN loaves John to uphold the name of Jordan. BETTY NORTON huqucaths hcr athletic ability to Margie Millwrt. PAUL LUTTIO loaves directing the chorus to Miss Sle'ig. LA VEETA THIES and ARDIS MELLIN lcaiw- their ability to pass economics tests 10 Carmen Johnson. SHIRLEY MCVVILLIAMS leaves to find 21 quiet pluct- to slovp. MARILYN HAGBERG wills. her good nature to Dean Linman. OCTAVIA TRITTEIAYITZ leaves with a grin. MARCELLA LAURENT loaves Milder the Hamel vote for quucn reprusmitzitix'c. GENE LARKIN wills his poctic inturcsts tn Ruburt Ruse. JOAN ROCKING and DON CAMERON leave their rendezvous between classes tu Ray Spungrud and Rilargaret Bird. BEVERLEY ALEXANDER loaves her Omigosh to whucvcr wants to claim it. LORETTA BAER loaves Mary Ann to carry on. LOUISE FORDE wills her quiet manner tn Alvinu Pcrsizm. MARY HENSEL loaves without a murmur. WESLEY HANSON wills his smile to Lawrence Perry. JOANN FORTIN bcqucaths Elsie Holst her tulkutix'cnuss. ALYCE ERICKSON leaves the G. A. A. to Goldiannv Johnson. DORIS ARENS leaves with no regrets. PHYLLIS PERSONETTE wills her graduation robe t0 Audrey Maxwell. 14nd 7W EdeW Scientists tell us that white paper turns yellow in twenty years. What will have happened to the members of the class of 41 when these pages change color? Let us take a look into the future. Well, what is this? Ted Buchanan running for governor and look whois managing his cam- paign! No one but C. Randolph Peterson and his string of newspapers. Clark and his little South American wife are giving a dinner party for the candidate tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Donald 0. Cameron tthe former Joan Hockingi and their little son, Sedlietz, will be there. He's the multi-millionaire movie mogul. Mr. and Mrs. David Munns and their daugh- ter, Little Nell, will be there along with handsome Paul Luttio, the noted cinema attraction. Enter- tainment will be furnished by Madame Patrici Quay, who is taking a much needed vacation from her duties at the Metropolitan Opera. Monseigneur Jacques Hennesse. instructor of French at the Sorbonne, will escort Made- moiselle Bette Quay, former box-office sales girl who skyrocketed to stardom in the movies. Don Manning, often married sportsman, will escort DeLoris Bosse. who columnist Margaret Johnson insists will be his next. Poet Eugene Larkin, Pulitzer prize winner, is writing a new poem on plastic teeth, the recent discovery of dental nurse Betty Grey. Mr. Victor Buchanan, who is in town on an advertising campaign, has come all the way from his ranch in Wyoming. Mr. Buchanan has just been to Reno where he obtained a divorce from his wife, Harriet Spates Buchanan. Cowhand Fred Bittner was named as co-respondent. Harry Leffingwell, honorary superintendent of De La Salle High School, also will attend the party with his bride, the former social science teacher Marilyn Ellis. Mr. Shirley McWilliams. the second president of the combined Americas, who is to succeed F. D. Roosevelt next January, will give the after-dinner speech. Vivan Welch, president of Welch's Bait Company, will also be present with his secretary, Holger Kent. Charles Hensel, dancing instructor at the Arthur Murray School, will give a demonstration adagio dance with LaVeeta Thies, ballerina with the Ballet Russe. Master of ceremonies will be Philip Fortin, borrowed for the occasion from Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus. Shirley Loven, snake charmer with the circus, will be there too. While the dinner is in progress Lonnie Hoke. the maid, will elope with iceman Don Hewitt. Charles Nolte, voted most likely to succeed, will have to stop serving the cocktails and go do the dishes! 9n Nineteen-SW ' I WAKE UP TO A PLEASANT MORNING with ATWOOD'S PRIVATE BRAND COFFEE a -' -4 Law? ., . 9 x0 , '3': . ., . gem . M... 0,1?! Mtg; y: :45th .ADAMS, AGNES Augie . A jolly 2111'! and full 01' run. 101' a peppv companion she's the one. CAA 11-1. presldent 4; Ex lelws Club 1: The H'nvzutan 3. 4: tvpmu award :1; Dmmntxe t'lub 1. .ALEXANDER. BEVERLEY ' iev . $1111 113 ehurmmu Chatter. scatterhmm. Skx Cluh 1: Drumntte Club 1.12: Chorus -1: Camera Cluh 1: t'hul'lex's Aunt Spent Junmx' vear at Stuart Hall. Stuunttm. Vuiuxmu .ARENS. DORIS 1 Nut ut'ruld tn squeal when stepped mt cure: she's :1 l'hxthmr NBLKIFdSU mfhu' Ex 1.1111'15t'luh. Dmmutlc Cluh .BAER. LORETTA e ttWIttv wnthuut e411 Kael'. .BEARDSLEY. ALICE part of us S1111: the class of '4Uhelr1 her thrill. Club 2. 3: Camera Club 2: she'x' treasurer 2, 1i: Skx 3. 4. secretarv 4'. Chorus 2. 4. letter: 'I'hnmtu ; The Funwt Prince : Octet -1: The Junmr Wuvzutan 4 Entered 3.x u sopho- nmrc from Ramsey Junmr Hugh School. aneupohx. .BIRONG. JOHN e Jack so dead. who never m a elasx hath mm. Hobby Club 1, 3: Track 2. 3, C'hm'us 1-4; letter. pm: H'hy the Chimes Rana t'The Furext Px'mee . Luck: Churleyk Aunt '1 Breathes there :1 mun Wlth sun! I he: to differ utth vnu'. t'L'humta : ttBeumneI-st m 1. Q?! , J1lh J . . ' . .BITTNER. FRED - t'Hxs hfe Is hke the Altsmssmpl szer hncd With bluffs. Football, 3. 4. letter. Ski Club 3. Entered us a iunmr from Elk River High School. Elk RIVCF. anexutd .BOSSE. DeLORIS 111.0113' . Guzule on. fair one GAA 1-4: vice presutont 4, letter: Ex 1.111115 Club 1; Pop Club 1. 2. Drumatw Club 1-3: Beumners' Luck : The VVayzatan: Char- ley's Aunt. .BROOKS. DENNIS I'm mm the hrmk nt' :1 great Career: someone Luve me u x'hnve. Ex 1.1111'15 Club 174: Fonthull 2-4. letter; Inlf 3 f h u V151 44' -, h k, ., v N v2: a I r. N k u 1 x. '1 J t u. 1:. .A HAG - x 'i. .u a .BROUGHTON. JAMES - Jim. :1 henmt I think that I .xhall never see a henmt get around hke thee Huhhy Central Hmh School. t'Bruns . Ready Camera Club 2: Stu- tttub 3,4. Entered us a suphnmure from aneapnhs. .BRUNSDALE. ANNE fur work. ready for fun. Skx Club '2; dent CmmCII. secretary 3; The Vk'ayakn. Dramatic Cluh :1. 4. Cimrus 2-4. letter. secretarv 4; t'Chnnitn ; The Fnrest Prince ; ltmnccmmnu Lzeneral chalrmnn; May Dance general Chmrman; ttCharlefs Aunt : Nutmnul Honor Somety 4. .xnphnmnrc from Ramsey Junmr High Sehnul. aneapohs, .BUCHANAN, THEODORE HTedH I love myself! I thmk 11m swell' The rest of you Can an tn - 1 ; - '1' thumb En to red 35 u 4; Charley's Aunt . Entered as .1 .Kemnr from West Hugh Schnnl. aneapnhs. . hoN kJAw . 's' ' . t -. . - 6' 9X ,1st . .g1 '3 3 xxxv $1 Runs smoothly Ex lens Club 1-4: OBURPQNAN, VICTOR ALLEN . Buck . 31 The Wnyzatan 2-4; when nut of gear. Camera Club 2: .0011 3. 13:1?kethall 24. letter; Football 2. 1Drar at: 111m 3. -t: 11Beumnerx' Luck : Chorus 1-4. letter. pm; Chat d1 . 'tThe Forest Prmeo't .CAMERON. DONALD Cam t'The teachers' tenet , Hobby Club 3: Skx Club 3: Gulf 3. locket 3. Dmmutle Club 4. Begmner.xu Luck . Foot- H'J'H :1. 4. letter. Churtlx' 4. ' Fhv Fares! Prmceu class woe prestdent 4. Entered :15 u tumor from 1Vest High School. .thneupuhs .COYNE. KENNETH HCnsy . School , - I fear tn .1 t'hxh 1. 3. Fuuthzill hnrmu Hobby 14. Ex bens Track 3. 4; xxx.xtltutmn Camera Club 1. 2: Chlh 3. 4. SR1 Club :1: Hockey 3. letter, .DANIELS, NELL swell L'ul They don't come :my better than thh Unmem Club 1. 2; SR! t'lub 2. 3. Dramutlc Club 1: Student t'uunexl 2-4: secretary 4; The XVuyzutun 3. 4; The 1Vayuku: Class Hoe prestdent 2: Class secretary 3: Class treasurer 4: Churus 1. 2. 3. letter; The Forest Prmco ; Na- tional Hunnr Snoietx 4. .DICKEY, BETTY --- Your high school thus are ynur delight. hut uh. fur me. a high school mghl Hume Eummmcs Cluh. tremurer 4. Class Vice prom- dent l; The .hmmr Wayzntun 4; Student Cnunctl 4. .000- LITTLE, RICHARD Dick . Ideas are hkc beards - men du not have them untll they gruw up. Hobby Club 1-3; 1 Club 3; Pop Club 1: Camera Club 2; Ex Llhrxs Club 4; :Ch 5 4; The Forest Prince . 5 x - ;..-x e . , g- z . ft ; 2 .DUNN, WELDON - Bunny . I thought I saw 111111 :Iud-x, I but -- 10' 'twas a dream. OEDELMAN. LAWRENCE Able and actlve with brains and poise. he does a lot w1thout much nonse. Track 3.4. .EISINGBR. ORLO - 20221: . Beware, 1 may do snmething startling yet. Ex L1b1'1s Club 1-4; 11011115 Club. president 4. Class secretary 4. I c 4' ' ,.- j . , J :1 .' 7 :- , 1 , , ; 4 1 C J- . . ,1 3 3 . f, Ji:yl'ZIJJS. MARILYN --- 1V11at she duesn'l know isn't 11111113: knowmg. Chorus 1: Ex L1b1'1s Club 1-4. secrcun'y '2. V1Ct l1 president 3: Boginnors' Luck : Jumnr 1k'ayzatan 4: Nznmnnl Honor Society 4. .ERICKSON. ALYCE - H.411110t1c prowes- plus brains: a cmnbination hard to beat. Pop Club 1-3; GAA -4. letter: The Vk'zu'zatzm 4: The Junior H'ayzamn 4. .FORDE. LOUISE - - Louie . Everywhere :1 friendly pcrsnnf' GAA l1 1; The 117332111311 4. 317me tvlix. m 24. m 1.1.1.2.... Low :2 , .5 - 11 Lw-f LAM g- Ma. .;.h 4, FORTIN, JO ANN: J'N '. D ark and snappy. Pop Club I 1 - sc-Hlo an; GAA 1. '2; Ex 1.111115 C 11111 1. .FORTIN, PHILIP ' Fulton'. 1f Llnumng xuu- musu, 11v'd 1w :1 whnh- 111241.48 hand. Band 2. 3. .FRICK, ROBERT 10b . 2-K fru-ndly boy at first $001115 shy: but when you know 111111 011 my. 021 111V! Golf 3: Class promdvnt 1. 2: T111- 1Y21yzutm1 3. 4: Football 4. 1011011: Police Force 3. 4; Ex Libris Club: The XVnyukn: Pv- H 3: Ski Club 2: 11111111'11-1'5 ALmI '1 mmu-rs' Luck ; Camera Flu . I .GAGNE. GENEVIEVE Gunny . 151111112 . 1n- 111111 1112' say. TS 1101 1'er 10 1110. but play. 111mm Ecunnlmcs Club '2; e 134131111: award 3: Thu 111137111311 4; The Wnynku. .GREY. 1 BETTY She mzu be small. bux so Is a suck of 11,111m1ntc 1 CAA 2; Pep Club 2-4. Nscrctary 4; C11c1-11cuding 21. 4. tun 1 11-11115: Chorus '2-4. letter; Chonnn ; 1 11111' 11011241 111'111u-4' 2.. 1 2' Thc Vk'ayzatan 3. 4: Tim Xk'uyakn. l-Imen-d us a .xupiwnmx'c g Q from Ashland 111L111 School. Ashland. W15Cons1n. .HAGBERG. 41 !I MARILYN - 1'Eut, drink and be: merry fur tummnm xxc J 1 du-t. 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KEN NET H Kcnnv . 1111 1'03113' 1101 such 11 111111 feIImx' 1111111' 3'1111 1:111 to know me. Ex L1111'1.4' 1311111 1. 1K'1'114'111ng 359;, J; .1' 41. ... 1191;, 1 KTVT, KL; . 44. 1. Q .4. 37 CL . LNEWHOUSE EAN 11111114 f111l 114' 111 1111.4: 1:1'15153 ' D1 ram.- . 11.111: 111111 41'1'1111 11111 21112111 41111111114 4'. T111: Forest Pnnce 12111011111 .14' 11 41111101 from West High SchooI.Minneap11lis. .NOLTE. CHARLES 44 Chuck . He lets his light 411111111 1 w1tI11111t 1111111111.: the spot 1111 1111115111f. Student Counc 11 2-4. vice president 3. pres1d11nt 4: P1111011 Force 2- 4; T e Wayzatan 1-4. 11.1111111'4: The Wavako.ed110r:Class 4ecr'cta1: Naupnal 1 Honor 8111111115 .1; Dlamatic Club 1-4: Sk1 Clubl 2. Ex lerjs 1 1. 2. president 2: Chorus 1. 2: Chonna ; Beginners Luck Aalon Slick ; Her Fixst G1r1 : '11111 Fares! Prince. : W'hy lthe Chimes Rang' ' C11 arley 24' Au .NORT ON BETTY S 1'111r Supple and strong. she helps athlehcs along. Pep Club 1.2 :Homo Economics Club 3. 4: GAA 1- 4 letter 11,1141 - Meal 1- 1' i 1 r ' u Ly L' W $121!. VERNON - Don't wait to be cranked , V be a self starter. .PATCH. ALICE ,, Alhe . She has common sense In an uncommon way. Ex Libris Club I. 2. treasurer 2; Camera Club 1. 2; The Wayzatan l-4q Pep Club 1: Class treasurer 2. 3; Chorus 24. letter. Dr 1311c Club 1. 3. 4; L'Chomta . .PERSONETTE, PHYLLIS Phil . hPOp phm pcrsonuhtv pcrfcctlv personified. G 1-4; Pop Club 1. 2: .. , . E I Manhunt. f ad ; , W O u 7 l1 .PETERSON. CLARK , Pete . L'I love to wind my tongue up; I love to hear 1! go. Hobby Club 1. 2; Student Councxl 1. 2: The Wavzatan 1-4; The Wayako; Chorus 3. 4: LLBcgm- nors' Luck ; Octet 4: POIICC Force 3. 4: Charley's Aunt . ll .OUAY. BETTY ,,. But . She rates A in every way. Ex Libris Club 1. 2. secretary 1: Pep Club 1. 2: Chorus 1-4. letter. pin: Chonita : The Forest Prince ; The KVayzatun 3. 4; The Wayako; Natlonal Honor Society 4. .OUAY. PATRICIA ,, Pat . SheLd be our iirst Choice even wnhout her charming voice . Chorus 14, letter. pin, president 4: ll Chonita : The Forest Prince ; Octet 2-4: Pep Club 1: Ex Libris Club 1. 2: Class vice president 3: The Wayzatan 3. 4: The Wayako; Beginners' Luck : National Honor Socncty 4. mevwm u b it .ROSC , JOSEPH -- Joe . Onward. no onward. 0h time in thv flight. make the bell ring before I recite Hobby Club ' 3. 4. .SPATES, HARRIET -- Oh dear. but I've studied. J Chorus 1-4. letter. pm: Chonita : The Forest Prince : Ex lerls Club 1. 2; The Junior W'ayzatan 4; Beginncrs' Luck. .SWANSON, RICHARD - Richie . uSometimes I sit and think. and other times I just sit. Hobby Club 2-4. secretary 2 I L MLJ-r h kwwv.r W 4v h- a K n, L h'v ',-Kl L y h 8,; fr. V $4 a Q, L .ho e, w' pm .3 xhx 'l .TALBERT. CARROLL L LLCal . All great men are dcad L v- I don't feel so well myself. Football 3, 4. letter: Track 2: . Wresthng 4. letter: Police Force 3. 4. Chief 4; Student Coun- I Cil 4. .THIES, LAVEETA There was a lass so very meek: even her shoes refused to squeak. Dramath Club 3. 4. .TRITTELW TZ, OCTAVIA L Hazel eyes. red hair. she has f, L a certa asant ant Home Economics Club 1-4. -V' 4h l 4 LzAM .3. W L . -W ' L ,i X774, X ILA. 3 .VICKERMAN. ARLAWYEN L- She always burns H10 mid- night oil. but not always. I fear. m 1011. Home Econmmm '1 ,- Chxb 4: Dramatic Club 2. 3; The Wayakn; The Junmr Way- 1 zatan; Bcginner Luck ; Charley's Aunt'I Entered as a sophomore from Hopkins Hijlh School. Hopkms .WELCH, VIVAN Bud . A man among: men Is he. but among women he'd rather be. Pop Club 1; Basketball 14. um letters: Football 14. two letters. all dxslrxct 4 .WALLIN. CLYDE xk'alh . thtlo post. you've had a busy day Basketball 1-4. two letters: Fnothall 1. Track 1. Pnhco Force 3. 4: Band 1-4: Chorus 1-4. letter. pm: Chnmta ; The Forest Prince : Pep Club l. The Waynko. .HOFFMAN. LEONA Qumtly In her own way 5'30 HARRY . Lofty . Shall 1 $1111 be what I am or yield and does her work from day to day. GAA 1 .JORDAN. CLAR- be hkc other mmv' Fomball t Entered as a $0n1m' from 2805 L - His onlv crxmc was to kxll hmc Hobby Club 1. 27 De La Salle. ancapohs. .TOOMEY, MARY A 'LProth'. .KREMER. KATHERINE . 'LKatv . Well. look whds horv' sweet. and alwavs 23v. Studmus habits are not her wav. P1;p GAA l. 2; Home Economics Club 3. 4 .LEFPINGWELL. Club 1. G A A l. 3. Home Economics Club 3. 4. vice president 3. - U A... . . -m.... .m- 7., hr.. 4-. A MR. OTTO. MR. LUNDGREN. MR. ZINTSMASTER CLINTON DEAN. GORDY HAGA. JACK BAASEN. THE LARGEST. MOST MODERNLY EQUIPPED PORTRAIT STUDIO IN THE ENTIRE NORTHWEST Graduation Pictures . . Yearbook Groups . . Wedding Portraits. Formal and Candid . . Family Gatherings . . Childrerfs Studies. Miniatures in Oil . 316 Nicollct Phone: 0 MINNEAPOLIS W SMQS m MAin T441 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE 19-11 WAYAKO '- -'- - i-v----.-- .--- -o-n-qo BATSON BROS. STATION Where you deal with friends. Wayzata Boulevard - Wayzata. Minn. Mobilgas Mobiloil HORACE'S STATION Friendly Service IRENE STRANGE Berry and Company. Inc. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service Phone Wayzata 24-W SHREWSBURY'S STORE Confectionery and Grocery Phone Wayzata 380 and 381 H. P. COLLINS Dry Goods Men's Furnishings Phone 21 DR. W. W. RIEKE DR. C. J. MARTINSON BLODGETT DAIRY MINNETONKA OIL Tydol Gasoline Furnoil Fuel Oils WAYZATA SHEET METAL C. A. Linman EARL W. OLSON Agent for THE PURE OIL COMPANY DICKEY and MILBERT Congratulations S . Jobbing Distributors for emors . . Phllllps 66 . F irestone Tires Willard Batteries The Foursome Wayzata Hamel Long Lake Maple Plain JOSTEN'S Manufacturers of the world's Finest School Jewelry Class Rings Pins - Medals Trophies Commencement Invitations General Offices and Main Plant Owatonna, Minnesota 70W 71mm Balsam Grove Farm LEANDER'S STATION GIBBS HARDWARE LIES and SHAVER Hardware - Heating Plumbing Telephone Wayzata 4 LYMAN LUMBER CO. LONG LAKE STATE BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 Dorothy Hughart at Minnetonka Flower Shop Texaco Oil - Havoline McKenny Texaco Service Telephone 281 Fire Chief Sky Chief RETTINGER MOTOR 907 Lake St. Wayzata 264 Wayzata, Minnesota Wayzata Boat Building Co. Wayzata Electric Company Lew L. Stemmer The Home of General Electric Appliances WAYZATA PHARMACY 3 Registered Pharmacists Employed We Deliver Phone Wayzata 53 and 51 71w 3W 3W AW Long Lake. Minnesota Top Theodore Buchanan. Kennem Coyne. Bottom - Buck Buchanan. Willis Sorenson. Donald Manning Buckhorn High School Bowling Team At The American Bowling Congress-St. Paul. Minn 1941 BRANDON AND COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTOR PAINTING - DECORATING REFERENCES ESTIMATES Phone Wayzata 4 J. V. SPATES Coal Pioneer Dealer Fuel Oils Crystal Bay FMMKW Compliments of Dr. A. R. Christians Dentist Wayzata 63 Compliments of Dr. H. O. Kallestad Dentist Wayzata 14-W Compliments of Dr. J . Leonard McGill Dentist Wayzata 78 HART'S CAFE Compliments Compliments of of WLOL Dr. T. J . Devereaux COMMUNITY DRUG Physician and Surgeon WAYZATA STATE BAN K By the Waters of Minnetonka General Banking Savings Insurance Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Consult Us For Quality Printing 712 MW JIM Printers of the 1941 Wayako WAYZATA BEAUTY SHOP D. PEPIN Hennepin Co-op Service Co. HAMEL STATE BANK FORTIN STORE Hagberg's I. G. A. Store Groceries. Meats. Fruits and Vegetables Telephone VVayzata 265 THE WAYAKO STAFF Editor-in-chief - Charles Nolte Features Advertising Buck Buchanan Clark Peterson Betty Grey Betty Quay Art Organizations Arlawyen Vickerman Anne Brunsdale Cleo J ohnson Sports Seniors Dave Munns Nell Daniels Advisors Marie A. Bruce Verdella Holmgren Bernice Hart Sigfrid Sommer Dolores Palen Photos by Engravings by Zintsmaster Studios American Engraving Co. :35 . Printed by :4: The Minnetonka Herald


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