Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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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

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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,

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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