Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1942 volume:

fry r w'Senior Class 1942 7 6 Lu mju III Mr. Hememann, as superintendent of our school, has always been ready with helpful suggestions and information for every student and teacher. He is, indeed, a true admiral. Jo Ann Brown, one of the office iris, takes dictation from Miss truce. Friendly Evelyn Thies is an invaluable aide to Mr. Heinemann. Miss Bruce, principal and during Mr. Heinemann's leave of absence Administrative assistant to the superintendent , gives her ever-ready attention and valuable advice to the problems and difficulties which confront the students. She is truly our captain. J 0 Top Row: Mr. Jeppesen, Mr. Nordstrom, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Budnick, Mr. Widsten, Miss Fath. Second Row: Miss Dickman. Miss Hart, Miss Holmqren, Miss McGee, Miss Skubic. Firs Row: Miss Erickson, Miss Palen, Mr. Ryden, Miss Belisle, Miss Ramsland. c ror io' We are proud to dedicate our annual to Miss Hart. Her companionship, thoughtfulness, and cheerful help have gained her the friendship of every senior. Sestio . GlaU OjjliceAA. Ready and waiting for a class meeting are the senior class officers. John Jordan, who is kept busy worrying about finances, is the boy on the left. Beside him is the chief executive. President Ray Spangrud. Next is Vice President Tom Neiss— grinning as usual, and the girl with the pencil is Secretary Florence Roberts. HONOR ROLL 1941-42 Patricia Hilde Roger Patch Carmen Johnson Bernard Reiser Charlotte Lewis Florence Roberts Thomas Neiss Raymond Spangrud Robert Weagant Mr Widsten (Widdy), who began his teaching at Wayzata when we were freshmen, has always worked with the classes and various organizations in curricular activities His character and affability have made him a favorite among the students Spangrud, Ray: Bill”-—He has concrete opinions thoroughly mixed and permanently set Camera Club 1; Class Pres. 3. 4; Police Force 3, 4; Student Council 1-4; Treas 3, Vice Pres. 4; Wayzatan Editor 4; Way-zatan Staff 1-4; Annual Staff 4, Prom Com. 3; Homecoming Com. 3. Robert , Florence: FloiSy Great actions speak great minds. Entered from Hill School. Here Comes the Prince 3; Forest Prince 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2; Home Ec. Club 3; Typing Award 1; Wayzatan Staff 1-4. Annual Staff 4, Student Council 2-4; Class Sec. 2; Vice Pres. 3, 4;' Merry Hares 4; Why the Chimes Rang 3, 4; Short Wave 2; Chorus 3. 4, Anderson, Phillip Junior”—The hardest tumble a man can take is to fall over his own bluff. Short Wave”2, “Here Comes the Prince 3; “Merry Hares” 4; Forest Prince” 3 Chonita 2; Chorus 1-4, Letter, Pin, Band 1-4, 2 Letters; Camera Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2; Basketball 1, 2; Why the Chimes Rang” 1-4. Appel, Leone: Appel —She puts her problems aside for a brainy day. Short Wave 2; Drama Club 1-4, Sec. 4; Chorus 2-4, Letter,- Chonita” 2; The Forest Prince” 3; Why the Chimes Rang 2-4,- Merry Hares” 4j Student Council 2. Atwood, Jane: Fatwood”—It is no sooner done than said. Entered from Northrop School. Here Comes the Prince” 3; Drama Club 2-4, Treas. 4; Book Club 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4; The Forest Prince” 3; Merry Hares 4,- Student Council 2; Wayzatan Staff 4, Prom Com. 3; Homecoming Com. 4. Beck, Elsie: Becky —Bashfulness is an ornament to youth. Why the Chimes Rang” 4; Home Ec. Club 1, 2,- Pep Club 3, 4,- Chorus 4; Homecoming Com. 3. Berglund, Richard: Chunky —He misses the invaluable opportunity to hold his tongue. Camera Club 1, 2; Book Club 2, 3; Police Force 4; Chorus 3, 4, Forest Prince 3; Why the Chimes Rang” 3, 4. Bird, Margaret: Birdie —Her qualities of leadership leave her unsur-passed. Entered from Groveland. Short Wave 2,- G.A.A. 1-3, Emblem Ski Club 1-3; Dramatic Club 1-4,- Pres. 4, “Chonita 2,- Forest Prince” 3; Annual Editor 4, Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Wayzatan Staff 3, 4; Band 1; Why the Chimes Rang 2-4; Homecoming Com. 3; Class Vice Pres. 3, Treas. 2; Chorus 2-4. Bollum, John: Few words, but proceeding from a heart filled with truth. Entered from Long Laice. Buchanan, Nancy: Bucke —Approachable as a park bench. Entered from West High School. Book Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Chorus 4,- Wayzatan Staff 4 Prom Com. 3. Campbell, Leland: Lee —He pleases everyone except himself. Entered from Hopkins Hiph 2. Carey, Grace: Benny '—When I feel like exercising, I lie down until the feeling goes away. G.A.A. 1, 2, Home Ec. Club 1, Treas. Carmody, Gudint: Sis —To women, beauty is what money is to man— power. G.A.A, 1-3; Chorus 4, Why the Chimes Rang 4. Crohan, Jeanne: Squeek —Her costumes pivot the passersby. Entered from Hoi • Name,- Short Wave 2; Why the Chimes Rang 3, 4; Forest Pr ce 3; Chorus 3, 4, Cheer leader 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Treas. 1 Pep Clu 1-4, Pres. 3, 4 Treas. 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Com t; Annual Staff 4, Prom Com. 3. Daniels, Katherine: Kit —We love to see her laugh—so much of her has a good time. Entered from Long Lake. Chorus 1-4; Letter, Pin; Ski Club 2, 3; Why the Chimes Rang' 1-4. Davis, Thomas: Stinky —His conversation puts a terrific strain on the eyebrows. Entered from West High School. Book Club 2; Dramatic Club 2-4; Typing Awards 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3; Chonita 2; Forest Prince 3; Wayzatan Staff 4, Typist, Why tne Chimes Rang” 3. Glassing, Floyd: Farmer —Here's a million of manners. Football 2-4; Track 2, 3. Hclgerson, Margaret- Short”—The world is moving on; so you can’t stand still and just look on. Entered from Long Lake. G.A.A. 1, 2. Hilde, Patricia: Pug —Eyelashes that could sweep the cobwebs from any man's heart. Home Ec. Club 1; Chorus 3, 4, Forest Prince 3; Homecoming Com. 4; Prom Com. 3; Merry Hares 4; Why the Chimes Rang 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Holst, Elsie: Squirt —If I could only sleep as soundly at night as I do when it's time to get up. Here Comes the Prince” 3; Home Ec. Club 1-3; Pep Club 4, Chorus 1-4, Letter, Pin; Chonita 2; Forest Prince” 3; Homecoming Com., Entertainment 3, Decoration 4. Howe, John.- Cod —The more a man dreams—the less he believes. Here Comes the Prince 3; Short Wave” 2; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Police Force 4. Hughes, Vincent: Fuzz”—He who hesitates is bossed. Entered from District 46. Football 3, 4, 2 Letters; Wrestling 3, 4, 2 Letters; Baseball 3, Letter; Track 2, 3; Student Council 3. Johnson, Carmen: Flash”—Gay pleasure! Proud ambition is her slave. Entered from Groveland. Shortwave 2 Memorial Day Program 3, 4 Drama Club 1-4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 3. 4, Why the Chimes Rang 3, 4; The Forest Prince 3, Wayzatan Staff 1-4,- Annual Staff 41 Homecoming Com. 4; Prom Com. 3. Johnston, Carol: Twin —Logic to the infeminth degree. Entered from Mound High School Pep Cluo 4 Annual Staff 4. Jordan, John: Cappy —He wears the class colors of experience-black and blue. Entered from Holy Name. Football 2-4, Letter, Captain 4; Wrestling 1-4,3 Letters, Captain 3; Class Treas. 3, 4 Student Council 1 Merry Hares” 4. Keesling, Zetta: Zeek”—She ducks over her grains of gossip. G.A.A. 1, 2, Emblem; Pep Club 2. Kreatz, Vernon: “Turny —Time is but the stream I go a fishin' in. Short Wave 2; Basketball 2-4, Letter 4. Lehrkc, Gordon: Cornfed —An earl by right,- by courtesy, a man. Entered Wayzata from Crystal Bay. Linman, Dean.- Chub 4th —Let nothing pass that will advantage you. Camera Clubl; Football 1,2, Letter; Hockey 2; Basketball 1; Chorus 2 Chonita 2; Student Council 2; Police Force 3, 4; Why the Chimes Rang” 2. Love, Jon: Lovewell —It is better to give than to lend—it costs about the same. Here Comes the Prince 3; The Merry Hares 4; Camera Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 4, Book Club 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Class Treas. 1; Chorus 2-4, Letter, Why the Chimes Rang 2-4,- Chonita 2; The Forest Prince 3; Short Wave” 2,- Prom Com. 3. Malnutedt, Gladys: Spike —She is as erect as a moral principle. Entered from Vocational Hi h. Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 4. Maxwell, Audrey: Slats' —She is so attractive no man can resist tipping his heart to her. Aaron Slick” 2; Dramatic Club 1-4; Vice Pres. 2. Ski Club 1, 2; Class Pres. 2; G.A.A. 1-4; Student Council 1, 2, 4,- Merry Hares 4; Wayzatan Staff 1-4, Annual Staff 4, Prom Com. 3; Homecoming Queen Attendant 2; Why the Chimes Rang 2. Moses, Glen: “Moe —One learns in life to keep silent and draw one’s own confusions. Moss, Marilyn: She draws into her shell of dignity. Entered from Roosevelt 3; Home Ec. Club 3, 4; Chorus 4; Why the Chimes Rang 4. Ncilson, Dean: Veronica —Running into debt doesn’t bother me; it’s running into my creditors that's so upsetting. Entered from Long Lake. Short Wave 2; Student Council 1-3; Football 1, Letter 3; Class Pres. 2. Neiss, Thomas: Ainsley —Never worry about today only about tomorrow. Here Comes the Prince 3; Short Wave 2; Why the Chimes Rang” 1, 4; Merry Hares” 4; Book Club 1; Police Force 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Athletic Mar. 2-4, 3 Letters; Basketball 4, Letter; Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4; Wayzatan Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Com. 3. OefFling. Marion: “Smallfry”—Her dancing feet are her good fortune. Entered from Mound High 2. Ogoniak, Giscla: Gussie”— She's a chain talker—she lights each sentence from the spark of the last. Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4; Chorus 2-4, Letter; Chonita 2, “The Forest Prince 3; Why the Chimes Rang 2-4; Homecoming Com. 4. Ordcmann, Marcella: Marcy —Initiative is doing what should be done without being told to. Home Ec. Club 4, Vice-Pres.,- Prom Com. 3. Patch, Roger: Rog —His own special pleasure attracts everyone. Here Comes the Prince 3; Short Wave 2; Police Force 4,- Homecoming Com. 4; Hobby Club 1; Annual Staff 4. Perry Lawrence: Buckle”—He meets life as tho’ it were his own invention. Short Wave 2; Band 1-4; Football 4; Police Force 4; Student Council 1. Perry. Virginia: Ginny —Spring weather gives her ruralgia. Entered from Long Lake. G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Home Ec. Club 3, Pep Club 3. Sesuafol Peterson, Paul: Pete”—He is a pilgrim on the path of least resistance. Entered from Dist. 94. Here Comes the Prince 3, Hobby Club 4, Baseball 3, Hockey 2; Chorus 4, Police Force 4, Homecoming Com. 4; Why the Chimes Rang 4. Raskob, Lester: Champ —He's a man of a few thousand words Entered from Holy Name. Pep Club 1; Football 3; Wrestling 1-4; Merry Hares 4. Reiser, Bernard: Berny —He's a man of few words, but he keeps repeating them. Entered from Holy Name. Hobby Club 4; Book Club 4; Wrestling 4; Student Council 4. Reiser, Emily: Em —Recipe for having friends: Be one. Entered from Holy Name. Home Ec. Club 1, Pep Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 1-4, Pres. 4. Roehl, Robert: Snail —He lives every moment as tho it were a crisis. Entered from Holy Name. Pep Club 2, Book Club 2; Chorus 2. Van Bzusekom, Kenneth: Van —He is capable of imagining all and of doing everything. Entered from S. S. Peter 8t Paul. Hobby Club 1-4. Vanderbundt, Evelyn: Sig — A smile as contagious as a yawn. Entered from Hill School. Pep Club 2-4, Student Council 4, Sec.; Wayzatan Staff 4, Annual Staff 4; Prom Com. 3, Attendant for Homecoming Queen 3. Wasgatt, Peggy: Sookie —She's a one way person—her own way. Entered from Long Lake. G.A.A. 1-4. Weagant, Robert: Bob”—He's very knowing. Entered from Dist 104. Parliamentary Order 1, Band 2-4, 2 Letters, Pin, Drum Quintet; Memorial Day Program 2-4. Wineman, Fay: Her mind is like a sundial—it records only pleasantness. Entered from Dist. 94. Lewis, Charlotte: Chy —The very first element of success is a determination to advance Aaron Slick” 2; 'Short Wave 2; Why the Chimes Rang 1-3. Chonita 2; Here Comes the Prince 3, Dramatic Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 3, Production Mgr 4, Book Club 2, Chorus 1-3, Letter Ski Club 1, 2; Student Council Pres. 4. National Honor Society 3. Prom Com. 3, Toast Mistress. 1. Making plans for the Annual. X.Laying out a page for the Annual. •.Homecoming Queen of 1941. ♦.On Wayzatal . Florence Roberts receives instructions from Tom Neiss. eie cj pic Vi uM. Top Row: Donald Eisinger, James Adams, Robert Dumas, Dave Frost, Gordon Engel, Buster Allen, Donald Cole, Third Row,- Robert Benson, Tom Ellis, Mary Hadley, Sheila Devaney, Sherol Brooks, Joyce Anderson. Second Row: Betty Goodman, Marvin Getten, Melvin Getten, John Dunn, Joe Ditter, George Dykhoff. First Row: Daryl Dunnell, Peggy Eastman, Mary Ann Baer, Mr. Jeppesen, Geraldine Eckes, Mary Beck. Top Row: Dick Olsen, Dick Lanpher, Bill Kelley, Ruth Hememann, William Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Bob Naab. Third Row: George Larkin, Gloria Husos, Mary Anne Nelson, Betty Hollis, Manorie Manning, Charles Howe. Second Row: Marvel Hasty, Betty Munns, Marjone Lerfmgwell, Maudie Hughes, Ross Neilson, Rita Mere. First Row: Miss Erickson, Lorraine Heno, Clarice Hamel, Cleo Johnson, Candace Johnson, Miss Ramsland. jJusiioAA. Top Row: Charles Powell, Tom Turnham, Clarence Syvertson, Marilyn Sheridan, Richard Wakefield, Bradford Wakefield, Ross Styner Third Row: Carol Shiebe, LaMoyne Williamson, Virginia Ornat, Maiora Trittlewitz, Don Swenson, Jean Quay. Second Row: Gladys Swaningson, Grace Sheppard, Lew Stemmer, Lucille Woodviile, Rita Schmitz. First Row: Miss Belisle, Emily Smetana, Dorothy Pouliot, Marie Pouliot, Richard Vickerman, Miss fath. Absent: Marion Brunsdale, Vernon Johnson, Connie Ordemann, and Helen Schenk. Officers: Pres., Joyce Anderson. Vice Pres., Tom Turnham Sec.. Mary Bed Treas , Kenneth Johnson. Top Row: Jim Eisinger, Lynn Coronell, Arnold Arneson, Frank Elliot, Art Bruce, Ellsworth DeJarlais, George Davidson. Third Row: Rita DusoskL Margie Dodd, Delores Carlson, Edwin Des Lauriers, Norman Arneson, Donald Cruikshank. Second Row: Albert Deisting, Catherine Dacey, Janet Engel, Verna Bloom, Gerald Durand, Laurilla Benton. First Row: Virginia Clauson, Alloyd Bentz, Marian Bixby, Mr. Widsten, Darrel Burkhardt, Bernice Anderson. SofiluHnosie-l Top Row: Frank Kloss, Tony Lubowitz, Jerry Hennessey, Betty Lou Herman, Norbert Laurent, Earl Grave, Donald Leuer. Fourth Row: Delores Gabbert, Gretchen Lewis, Lowell Linman, Bruce Kelley, Robert Hollis, George Gray. Third Row: Leif Johnson, Seward Gates, George Lubowitz, Anna Mae Hughes, Wallace Gajjne. Second Row: Marilyn Johnson, Arlene Loven, Leona Leuer, Leon Leuer, Georgia LaStrange, Audrey Hawes. First Row: Lelia Mae Hammond, Mildred Laurent, Jeanne Goodman, Miss Palen, Marian Johnson, Emma Klonne. Fifth Row: LeRoy Spurzem, Paul Naab, Vernon Stark. Dean Trippler, LeRoy Osier, Everett White. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Schweitzer, Ralph Scnlosser, Charles Zinn, Orrin Weltsch, Carol Patch. Third Row: Rosemarie Peterson, Virginia Short, Donna Zeglin, Betty Rubert, James Quady. Second Row: Gale Scribner, Iris Smith. Vernabelle Sink, Alice Westman, Robert Raskob. First Row.- Frederick Meyer, Kerney Tnies, Miss McGee, David Waseatt, Charlotte Mangen. Officers: Pres., Jim Quady,- Vice Pres., Lowell Linman; Sec., Gretcnen Lewis, Treas., Janet Engel. Absent- Max Carlson. Top Row: James Baumann, Arnold Bursch, Robert Carlson, John Ditter, Mary Anderson. Rita Adams, Corrine Brunei!, third Row: Irene Anderson, Barbara Blackmarr, Beverly Cox, Joyce Ferrell, Opal Bosse, JoAnn Arens. Second Row: Doris Forde, Donna Leigh Anderson, Loren Bentz, Floyd Arens, Paul Ditter, John Cavanaugh, Robert Cruikshank. First Row: James Fairfield, Lorraine Erickson. Mr. Johnson, Patty DuPrey, Barbara Bollum, Phyllis Cameron. Top Row: Loyd Nelson, Joseph Kingman, Donald Mayer, Beverly Kloss, Shirley Kreatz, Jeanette Leroux, Loren Helling. Fourth Row: Frank Keller, Bob Lindberg, Lloyd Keesling, Adrian Jordan. Audre Johnson, Lois Linden. Third Row: Patricia Johnson, Dorothy Leber, Jacqueline Nolte, Jean Lanpher, Patricia Jacobson. Second Row: Geraldine Oeffling, Muriel Gates, Marilyn Koch, Emily Jakupcaik, Jeannette Krasky. First Row: Florence Heno, Florence LaMere, Douglas Fox, Miss Skubic, Bernard Jordan, Charles Nelson, Lorraine Kauth. Top Row; William Payton, Darrel Schipper, Harold Vande Vere, Jack Ostvig, John Reiser, Donald Sheppard, Richard Perry. Third Row: Bernard Puchleitner, Hanley Thompson, Hugo Swanson, Edith Spurzem, Doris Peterson, Muriel Shearn. Second Row.- Bill Reimer, Susan Powell, Claretta Schiebe, Donna Mae Woodard, William Rudolph, Regina Ogoniak, Marilyn Swaggert. First Row: Signy Seward, Ray Swenson, Don Raskob, Mr. Budnick. Robert Quady, Ronnie Williamson, Richard Tietzel. Absent- Raymond Wagman, LeRoy Welcn, Elva Boorman, Jane Cirpmski, and William Frost. Officers: Pres., Jacqueline Nolte,- Vice Pres., Ronnie Williamson,- Sec., Harold Vande Vere; Treas., Phyllis Cameron. 1. Mr. Jcppeton describe the pert of e fi� h while Mergtc Dodd end Rite Duiotki Ititen et-tentively. 1. Trefllc In the hell . 3. Bend rehcenc . 4. Mescott, Jimmy end Peul Nordttrom, de� -omtretc e little betkctbell to Butter end To . 5. Concentreting on the ert of running the ■ovine picture protector ere Kenneth Johmon, Tom NelM, Dick Berglund, end Williem Kelley. 6. Beech but get reedy (or iti deify home-werd journey. 7. Penny (or your thought . ■ el Lcafuc VietuA Student Council Top Row: Raymond Spangrud, Tom Turnham, Paul Naab, Gordon Engle, John Jordan, Kenneth Johnson, Tom Ellis. Third Row: Charles Zinn, Ruth Heinemann, Sheila Devaney, Audrey Maxwell, Evelyn Vanderbundt, Frank Keller. Second Row: Joyce Anderson, Lois Linden, Lew Stemmer, Bob Raskob, Alice Westman, Florence Roberts, Bernard Reiser. First Row: Miss Bruce, Douglas Fox, Thomas Neiss, Charlotte Lewis, Margaret Bird, Mr. Heinemann. The Student Council represents the governing body of the school. Some of its functions are giving the Homecoming dance, passing and executing laws, providing assembly programs, and working with the Red Cross. Presidents or the council were Tom Neiss and Charlotte Lewis; Vice Presidents, Ray Spangrud and Audrey Maxwell; Secretaries, Evelyn Vanderbundt and Florence Roberts; and Treasurers, Kenneth Johnson ana Margaret Bird. Police fyosice Left to right are Kenneth Johnson, Laurence Perry, Roger Patch, John Howe, Ray Spangrud, Dick Berglund, Vincent Hughes, Tom Turnham, Dean Linman, and Captain John Jordan. In the back are Clarence Syvertson, Tom Neiss, and William Kelley. lAJcufaJyo- Top Row: Gisela Oqonialc, Nancy Buchanan, Jane Atwood, Audrey Maxwell, Evelyn Vanderbundt. Second Row: Florence Roberts, Jeanne Crahan. Grace Carey, Carmen Johnson, Patricia Hilde. First Row: Roger Patch, Tom Neiss, Margaret Bird, Ray Spangrud, Margaret Helgerson. The Wayako StaH discusses advertising wit advertising manager.Tom Neiss. Editor-in-Chief—Margaret Bird Seniors Pat Hilde Margaret Helgerson Grace Carey Gisela Ogonialc Advertising Tom Neiss Audrey Maxwell Jeanne Crahan Roger Patch Art Carmen Johnson Organizations Florence Roberts Evelyn Vanderbundt Carol Johnston Sports Tom Neiss Features Jane Atwood Nancy Buchanan Photography Raymond Spangrud Advisors Miss Hart Miss Holmgren Miss Palen Miss Belisle Miss Sommers Photos by Zinlsmaster Studios Printed by The Colwell Press, Inc. Top Row: Tom Neiss, Arthur Bruce, Jane Atwood, Tom Davis, Jerry Hennessy, Bill Kelley, Roger Patch, Tom Turnham, Kennetn Johnson. Fourth Row: Lowell Linman, Bruce Kelley, Nancy Buchanan, Audrey Maxwell, Ruth Heinemann, Sheila Devaney, Jean Quay, Carol Patch. Third Row: Joyce Anderson, Sherol Brooks, Jacqueline Nolte, Dor s Peterson, Mariorie Manning. Betty Munns, Marvel Hasty. Second Row. Evelyn Vanderbundt, Lois Linaen, Carmen Jonnson, Gale Scribner, Candace Johnson, Cleo Johnson, Florence Roberts. First Row: Douglas Fox, Lew Stemmer, Clarence Syvertson, Miss Ramsland, Ray Spangrud, Margaret Bird Darrel Burlchardt. Absent Marion Brunsdale. Officers: Editor, Ray Spangrud; Asst. Editor, Clarence Syvertson; Sports Editor, Lew Stemmer. Mr. Johnson, instructor of industrial arts, shows the boys how to construct model airplanes. Top Row: Ross Styner, Dick Wakefield, Bob Naab, Jim bisinger, Paul Naab, Vernon Stark, Bob Dumas. Second Row: Don Swenson, Bob Benson, Tom Ellis, John Dunn, Seward Gates, Lief Johnson. Firs Row: Norman Ameson, Bernard Reiser, Paul Peterson, Mr. Johnson, Jim Quady, Willis Sorenson, Richard Vickerman. Officers: Pres., Don Swenson, Vice Pres., Bob Naab Scc.-Treas., John Dunn. Absent- Kenneth Van Beusekom, Donald Cole, Charles Howe, Dean Neilson. Cooking, sewing, designing, home bedutifiedtion, dnd Red Cross work dre importdnt detivi-ties of the Home Ec. Club. Miss Agnes Erickson is the ddvisor. Jlome Zc Top Row: Virginia Ornat, Mary Anne Nelson, Beverly Kloss, Jeanette Leroux, Mary Ann Schweitzer. Second Row: Rita Schmitz, Dorothy Leber, Marilyn Moss, Verna Bloom. First Row.- Marcelle Ordemann, Lorraine Erickson, Miss Erickson, Charlotte Mangen, Florence La-Mere. Officers: Pres., Mary Anne Nelson Vice Pres., Rita Schmitz Sec-Treas., Marilyn Moss. Top Row Dclom Cadton. G � eU Oponiek, Rotcoenr Petrnon. Mtr t Dodd. Rue Merz, Vi wkJ , fTY Huwhn Evelyn Vendrrbundt Shirley KreaU. Fourth Row: Cowrie Bnwett. Dofit Fofd •£ S ® ' Irtl SaHUl, Virginia CUutoo, Door Zedm. PaCrteia Johmoo ThW Row: Eaily J kupc««k. Myth L J Gledyy Milmi'edt Flue Beck, Alice WWMn. Marilyn Johmon, Donne Leigh Anderton, Marten Johnion bacono Row: Jeanette Kraiky Repine Ogonlek, Marilyn Sweggert. Florence Heno, Claretta Schiebe. Geotpie La Sjrenpe, LeurilLe Benton Audrey Hewet Flrrt Row: Ce'ol Johntton, Jeanne Goodman, Lowell Goman, Jeenne Ctel n, Mm Skublc CUnwH eL An Bruce. Elite Holt.. S.gny Seward ORkan Pret..Jeanne Oaken, V« Pre, . R.«-Ademt, Sec., Rotemer.c Petenon, Tree ., Alice Wcttmen A been!: Helen Schrnt Donne Mae Woodard The cheer leaders arouse the enthusiasm of the students at the Pep Fests. Cheerleaders Art Bruce, Lowell tinman, Jeanne Crahan, and Clarice Hamel. Ee+u i Play The senior class play, 'The Merry Hares’ , under the direction of Miss lone McGee, was presented by the senior class on April twenty-fourth, A matinee was given for the grades on April twenty-third. The senior play cast gets a good laugh while studying lines from the play, The Merry Hares. American Passport , under the direction of Miss lone McGee, was presented by the junior class. The cast included Jean Quay, Candace Johnson, Dick Olson, Tom Turnham, Margie Manning, Betty Munns, Lew Stemmer, Cleo Johnson, Sheila Devaney, and William Kelley. Jb iama Club Top Row: Tom Davis. Joseph Kingman, Nancy Buchanan, Jane Atwood. Bruce Kelley, Leone Apoel, Audrey Maxwell Third Row: Doris Peterson, Patricia Jacobson, Jean Lanpher. Jacqueline Nolle, Barbara Blackman; Beverly Co Second Row: Joyce Ferrell, Munel Shram, Mary BecC Oeo Johnson, Patricia DuPrev, Barbara Bollum. First Row: Douglas Fox, Carmen Johnson, Mr Rydcn. Margaret Bird, Roy Swenson, Phyllis Cameron Of-•can: Pres., Margaret Bird Vice Pres., Carmen Johnson; Sec., leone Apoel, Treat. Jane Atwood; Absent: William Frost, Charlotte Lewis, Jane Cirpintki. Wayyata School Sand Hit the high ‘E’, Lawrence , says Phil. The Wayzata School Band, under the capable direction of Mr. Budnick, has achieved outstanding success this year. A few of their accomplishments were providing music at the pep fests, all home basketball and football games, assemblies, P.T.A. meetings, class plays, and The Boy Scout Court of Honor. They participated in the Lake District Music Festival at Robbmsdale and gave one of their popular spring concerts. For many occasions, instrumental and solo music was furnished. The future looks great, with rehearsals and concerts scheduled for the summer months. The well noted drum ensemble. Sweet-Plenty sweet. Gluvucl Under the direction of Miss Fath, the chorus gave an excellent performance in the Christmas program, Why the Chimes Rang , and in the Armistice Day Program. The Sophomore-Junior Sextet get ready to vocalize. From left to right are Rita Merz, Peggy Eastman, Rita Schmitz, Alice Westman, Rita Dusoski, and Delores Gabbert. The girls behind the piano are members of the Senior Sextet. From left to right are Marilyn Moss, Elsie Holst, Jeanne Crahan, Florence Roberts, and Margaret Bird. Leone Appel is absent. At the piano is their director, Miss Fatn. Top Row: Kita Dusoski, Vrlores Oabbert, Kuth Mememann, Maiora Irlttlcwitz. Jean CJuay, Nancy Buchanan, Leone Appel. Dorn Peterson Fourth Row: Patricia Jacobson, Audrr Johnson, Barbara Blaclusarr, Betty Munns, 8evcrly Cox, Jacouelinc Nolle, Jean Lanpher. Third Row: Joyce Ferret, Lucille Woodville, Grace Sheppard, Anna May Hushes. Marvel Hasty, Rita Men, Rita Schaitz, Susan Powell Second Row: Muriel Gates, Elsie Seek, Alice West-nan, Marilyn Moss, Elsie Holst. Donna Mae Woodard, Peggy Eastman First Row: Kitty Daniels, Florence Roberts, Clarctta Schiebe, Donna Leigh Anderson, Miss Fath, Barbara Bollum. Gudinc Camody, Margaret Bird. National cMo+ian. Society Top Row: Tom Neiss, Raymond Spangrud, Ruth Heinemann, Bill Kelley, Kenneth Johnson. Second Row: Roger Patch. John Jordan, Jean Quay, Robert Weagant. First Row.- Miss Bruce, Margaret Bird, Florence Roberts, Sherol Brooks, Mr. Heinemann. Absent- Chy Lewis. Tom Neiss checks out a book from the librarian, Miss Bclisle. Top Row: Jerry Hennessy, Charles Powell, Carol Schiebe, Art Bruce, Jane Atwood, Nancy Buchanan. Second Row.- Sheila Devaney, Rosemarie Peterson, Lowell Linman, Mary Ann Nelson, Marvel Hasty. First Row: Cleo Johnson, Bernice Anderson, Miss Belisle, Candace Johnson, Georgia LaStrange. Officers: Pres., Nancy Buchanan,- Vice Pres., Lowell Linman Sec., Candace Johnson; Treas., Sheila Devaney. Hooh eui VieupL 3:10 School’s out Left to Right: Jim Quady, George Grey, Buster Allen, Gorden Engel, Frank Elliott, Vernon Kreatz, Tom Neiss, Jim Eisinger, Don Eisinger, Vernon Johnson, Mr. Nordstrom. Mascots Final Conference Standings Team Wins Losses Hopkins 12 0 Park 10 2 Robins 7 5 Wayzata 5 7 Mound 5 7 Excelsior 2 10 U High 1 11 icuikeiialL Under the new coach, Mr. Paul Nordstrom, Wayzata achieved fourth place in final conference standings. Improving steadily with each successive game, Wayzata came through to win fourth place in the District Tournament. Vern Johnson was chosen the most valuable player as well as being placed on the All District and All Conference teams. Coach and Don Top Row: LeRoy Spurzem, Tom Turnham, Dean Trippler, Harold Van De Vere, Ellsworth DeJarlais, Darrel Phillips. Fourth Row: Adrian Jordan, Bernard Reiser, Don Raskob, Richard Teitzel, Tommy Doolittle, Mr. Jeppesen. Third Row: Graybill Hale, Bruce Johnson, Lawrence Leber, Donald Johnson, Marvin Quast. Second Row.- Leon Leuer, Marvin Getten, Melvin Getten, Bob Raskob, Bernard Jordan. First Row: Lloyd Keesling, Charles Zinn, Vincent Hughes, Lester Raskob, John Jordan, Don Leuer. Wn AtL Vf The squad watches Getten and Gotten get instructions. Wayzata Wrestlers topped another outstanding season by taking third place in the state wrestling tournament held at the University Field House. Along with the third place in the state came one individual state championship as John Jordan repeated his performance of last year to come through with first place honors in the 165 lb. class. Three first places were won in both the district and regional tournaments. Berme Jordan receives instruction from two champs. This year’s captain and next year's captain talk things over with the coach. Top Row: Vernon Erickson, Harold Van De Vere, Don Swenson, Don Sheppard, Bob Carlson, Don Leuer, Joe Kingman, Frank Elliot. Buster Allen, Lawrence Perry. Third Row: Mr. Nordstom, Gordon Engle, Dave Frost, Vincent Hugnes, Dick Lanpher, Dean Trippler, Tom Tumham, Vernon Stark, Paul Naab, Dean Lmman, Tom Neiss, Mr. Widsten. Second Row: Bill Kelley, John Howe, Jack Ostvig, LeRoy Welch, John Jordan, Dean Linman, Charles Zinn, Bob Benson, Bruce Kelley. First Row: Boo Lmdberg, Darrel Phillips, Arnold Bursch, Adrian Jordan, Don Persian, James Fairfield, George Welch, Bernard Jordan, Earl Graves. fyoothall Starting out with an inexperienced team, Wayzata was at a disadvantage but proved a worthy opponent for all teams. New uniforms were added to the first team. The experience gained this year will prove valuable to the returning members of the team. The final game of the season, which was also the homecoming game, resulted in a tie with St. Louis Park after a hard fought battle. Prospects for the coming year are very good, as few losses were sustained by graduation. Final Conference Standings Team Wins Losses Ties Hopkins 6 0 0 Robins 5 1 0 Excelsior 2 3 1 Mound 2 3 1 U. High 2 3 1 St. Louis Park 1 4 1 Wayzata 0 4 2 One of the many chalk talb which Mr. Nordstrom gave last year. Back Row; Dean Neilson, Buster Allen, Tom Tumham, Dick Lanpher. Front Row; Lawrence Perry John Jordan, Dean Trippler, Dave Frost, Dean Linman, John Howe, Vincent Hughes. HaleJuUL Top Row; To- Tumhem, John Dunn. Bob Benton. John Howe, Donnld En.n9er Second Row. Letter Rrtkob. LeMoyne W.llu-ten, Did. Lenpher. Vernon Johnton. Front Row: CheHet Zmn, Vincent Huahet, Butter Alien, Funk Elliott. Mr. Nordttrom From a team of about twenty, five lettermen— Vincent Hughes, Don Eisinger, Francis Elliot, Vernon Johnson, and Chuck Zinn—return this year. Back from last year's team are Dick Olson and Dick Lanpher, lettermen Don Cole, Tom Turnham, and Jim Quady. There are twenty-two members in all. Top Row: Marilyn Sheridan, Betty Lou Herman, Gladys Swaningson, Pat Johnson, Mary Anderson, Shirley Kreatz, Irene Anderson. Third Row: Virginia Perry, Joyce Ferrell, Virginia Clauson, Virginia Short, Iris Smith, Marilyn Koch. Second Row: Jeanette Kraskey, Opal Bosse, Janet Engel, Gladys Malmstedt, Laurilla Benton, Rita Schmitz, Mary Ann Baer. First Row: Donna Leigh Anderson, Regina Ogoniak, Lelia Mae Hammond, Miss Skubic, Marilyn Swaggert, Marilyn Johnson, Emily Reiser. Officers: Pres., Emily Reiser, Vice Pres., Mary Ann Baer; Sec., Gladys Swaningson; Treas., Marilyn Sheridan. Absent: Donna Mae Woodard, Helen Schenk, Beverly Cox. The tumbling team has fun building pyramids. q. a. a. The G.A.A. girls have been active this year in many sports, including basketball, baseball, volleyball, and tennis. Some of the highlights of the year were initiation, volleyball tournaments, and the banquet. boy Jlall of; tyame View , GIRL ' 1. Assembly Program—Educational? Entcrtain.ng? •.Lunch time in the gym. 5.The 'birdie” man. Boiler Room Rehearsal ff.Senior class advisors. Ray Spangrud.. John Jordan Jon Love....... Paul Peterson... Dean Neilson... Rav Spangrud. .. John Jordan... John Jordan... Jon Love....... Philip Anderson Tom Neiss...... Lester Raslcob. . Ray Spangrud. . Jon Love....... Jon Love....... John Bollum. . . Vincent Hughes Lawrence Perry. John Bollum.... Florence Roberts .... Nancy Buchanan .........Chy Lewis .. .Gudinc Carmody ... Nancy Buchanan Evelyn Vanderbundt ... Audrey Maxwell .......Grace Carey ... Audrey Maxwell .....Jane Atwood .........Chy Lewis ... Marion Oeffling . .. Florence Roberts .....Jane Atwood ....Jeanne Crahan ........Elsie Beck ........Emily Reiser .....Jane Atwood ......Marilyn Moss Most Likely to Succeed .....Most Popular .....Best Looking....... .........Cutest ....... ......Peppiest ........ .. Most Dependable... ... Best All Around .. ......Best Athlete...... ----Best Personality. . . Best Actor and Actress . . Best Apple Polisher . ..... Best Dancer....... .....Most Studious ... ...... Noisiest ....... ......Best Dressed..... ........Quietest....... .......Best Sport...... .... Most Musical....... .....Most Bashful...... TO THE CULSS OF 1945 Dear Seniors: It has been our pleasure to 3eive those who have preceded you, the class whose activities are depicted in this publication. These pictures, therefore, represent our earnest efforts for it is our sincere desire that all who come to us will be pleased. In a short time you, as a class, will be choosing a photographer. We hope you will consider us and judgo us on the basis of our work here. Remember in purchasing portraits that two things - the ability and the integrity of those who serve you -determine the value of your investment. These can be rated only on the basis of reputation and previous accomplishment...let it be your guide.. D. W. itsmaster THE BUCKHORN CATE and BOWLING ALLEYS America's Most Unique Amusement Center 8 Brunswick Bowling Alleys — The World’s Finest Equipment FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Steaks— Chicken in the Rough Barbecued Ribs—Fish VISIT PENNYLAND LONG LAKE, MINNESOTA Phone for Reservations Bowling Alleys—L. L. 153 Cafe—L. L. 177 WAKE UP TO A PLEASANT MORNING with ATWOOD'S PRIVATE BRAND COFFEE Compliments of The Crystal Bay Grocery and Meat Co. Fortin Hardware—Hamel Star-Key Food Store Jim Sheridan—Hamel Clem Petit—Loretto I he State Bank of Hamel Wayzata Cleaners Gibbs Hardware Co. Dave Pepin—Hamel Horace’s Service Station Hart’s Cafe—Wayzata R. E. Wakefield, Sr. Shrewsbury’s Grocery Nick Kauth—Loretto Batson Bros. Station cusick’s oil station COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 9t 9l PcUbiotic . . . To Train for Business This Year Thousands of business-trained young men and women arc needed by the government and its Defense Industries to handle the office work of war. One of our approved courses in Business, Accounting or Secretarial Training will prepare you thoroughly and quickly for one of these positions. Visit the School Ask for Bulletin Minnesota School of Business 24 South Seventh Street Minneapolis Compliments of Dr. J. Leonard McGill Dentist Wayzata 78 Compliments of Dr. T. J. Devereaux Physician and Surgeon Compliments of Compliments of Dr. A. R. Christians Dr. H. 0. Kallestad Dentist Dentist Wayzata 63 Wayzata 14-W At Minnetonka • • • Dickey and Milbert it’s the Minnetonka Herald Jobbing Distributors for for fine Phillips 66 printing Fuel Oil and Coal Quality Work at Reasonable Prices Willard Batteries • • Wayzata Hamel Phone: Wayzota 61 Long Lake Maple Plain RUSTPROOFING CO. r Specializing M m In Rustproofing r BANDERIZING — PARKERIZING Congratulations, Electro-Gai.vanizing Dupont Bright Zinc Dupont Zin-o-Lite Seniors Udylite-Cadmium Nickel — Chromium nJ Electro-Tinning a Mechanical Plating and THE Polishing cc Ball Burnishing FOURSOME BARREL NICKEL PLATING Copper Plating and Oxidizing K Statuary Bronze M O M PLATING TO SPECIFICA- 7th St. S. E. and E. Henn. TIONS Bridgeport 2269 WAYZATA STATE BANK “By the Waters of Minnetonka” General Banking Savings Insurance Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LIES ond SHAVER EARL W. 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RE. 3066 Minneapolis Minnesota BRANDON AND COMPANY General Contractor STATE BANK References Painting — Decorating of Estimates • Phone: Wayzata 4 LONG LAKE WAYZATA RECREATION CENTER Compliments Ed Perry, Manager of • REEVES FOOD MARKET Play Pocket Billiards for Health and Recreation Sunset Hill A Clean, Inexpensive Sport Phone: Orchard 9022-M