Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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First Elvora Arnesun. June Vickcnnan. Florence La Mere. Clm'lce Hamel. Lowell Llnman. Miss Kretzschmar. Doris Forde. Mary Ann Bacr. Second 7 Denms Duggan. Elaine Peterson. Joan Jolxcueur. Marv lice Jerome. Donna Perry. Jane Cirpinski. Regina Ogumak. Marcella Knski. Third Connie Bruncll. Rita Adams. Betty HadloV. Alice Mellln. Virginia Short. Iris Smith, Mary Lou VVivchert. Florence Heno. Fourtlr Frank Elliott. Bob Rnbertson. Marllyn Sheridan. Shirley Kl'eatz, Billy Sween. Marilyn Koch. Arne Robertson. Pat Gleason. pep Glad uFight. Team! Fight! Fight. Team! Fight! Lowell. DLZI'lS. Clarice. and Mary Ann load a musor and everybody gives all they've got. The Pap club. under Miss Krotzschmar. promotes school spirit and higher standards of sportsmanship. The cvl'unation cvrcnmny at Homecoming was arranged and executed by the Pop club- burs as Were all pop fvsfs. Necessary income was provided by candy sales at the homv amps. r Pup club ufhccrs prcsiclont Murllyn Sheridan. scerctary Cnnmc HrunL-ll. treasurer Frank Ellmtt. . . . . Blue and Gold. light. light. light! As Dons. Clarice and Mary Ann load a rousmg Cheer

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GWM Ma; Can any of you remember the first time ..Why the Chimes Rang was given at Wayzata'? It happens to be exactly ten years Since then, each year marking another presentation. Instigated by Mr. Einar Ryden during his early years at Wayzata, it has become traditional and is joyfully looked forward to at Christmas time. It was changed a number of times but funda- mentally it remains the same simple. inspiring story which will long be remembered by the people of Wayzata. StandingeWilliam Frost. Clarence Syvertson. Gretchen Lewis, Tom Turnham. Bill Kelley. Mary Beck. Cleo Johnson. Bar- lfnari Gray. Fronthrandon Tynan. Sally Beckwith. Catherine Moritz. Tommy Luttio, Joe ngman, Judy Cleveland, Deborah lC ey. F 11st, Elaine Peterson. Stella Matter'x Barbara Blackmarr. Pat Dupror. Bruce Keilex'. Cleo Johnson. Mary Beck. Dennis Duggan. Seconde-rBevorlev Cox. Jill Jones. Donna Perry. Joan Keiley. Yancy Eimberg. Phyllis Cameron. Candace Johnson. Thirdw Joyce Ferrell. Nancy Montgomery. Mary Lou Statisfield. Bet! Ruhert. Douglas Fox. Douglas Neiss. Mary Alice Jerome. Fourtheroe Kingman. Phil Luttio. William Sween. Lowell Lintnan. William Frost. Mary Lou Anderson. Doris Peterson. Jean Vk'iegand. Jock Nolte. u'All the world is but a stage and these kids are the actors and actresses. Their main contribution this year was the presentation of the Christmas Play in which they have participated annually since its initial performance at Wayzata. The dramatic club was unable to stage any other performance this year because there was no one to take Mr. Rydenis place as advisor. The officers include BrUCe Kelley, president: Mary Beck. vice president; Barbara Blackmarr. secretary: Pat DuPrey. treasurer: and Cleo Johnson. program manager. L??? , A :ZW 6M

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See. it says hero! Gordy. Candace :md Runny. Carol. Margie. prmnpter. Miss McGee. Up goes the curtain on the Class play, June Mad. as the seniors see the object of their sweat and toil be- come a real, living thing. The play, although delayed because of choice. was none the worse for it by the time of its presentation. Its story is that of a teen-age boy and girl. The girl has momentary ambitions of being a woman of the world and falls in love with a young visitor who leads her on. She is hurt when she finds that he's not serious and in the end turns to her teen-age companion. The play was directed by Miss Ione McGee. paw Penny Wood ............ Candace Johnson Chuck Harris .................... Buster Allen Mrs. Wood ............................ Jean Quay Rodger Van Vleck ........ Gordon Engel . Mervyn Roberts Ronny Amundson Dr. Wood ...................... William Kelley Marvel, Buster 11nd right 8641 Elmer Tuttle ................ Charles Powell E ie .................................... Cleo Johnson Milly Lou .................... Marge Manning Julio Carol Patch Mr. Harris ........................ Don Swenson Ralph Wentworth ........ Lew Stemmer Shirley Wentworth ...... Sherol Brooks