Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1945 volume:

I I .r n F l P . I . I - .P t It!!! I .Il III. II I III I llllll I II II I I4 Wm M4 'mew I945 71w ,MWa-Za 7d Wrmaxu . z I '0 gm; , m-uwgm-wwwrim .L an. x... Top Row Haro1d VandeVerg Andy Robinson, Jack Ostvig, Llovd Nelson. Joe Kin Third Row Doug Fox. Roy Don Raskob. Second Row-Jock Nolte. Emil?! Baker. Sue Powell. First Row Miss Hart. F o Signy Seward. Miss Ramsland. Mr. Turnblad. 7h BUSINESS MANAGER Irene Anderson ART 8; FEATURES Barbara Blackmarr Andy Robinson ADVERTISING Rwy Swensnn Dung Fux Harold Vanchcrc Dal Frost SL'BSCRIPTIONS Beverly Cox Sue Powell Loyd Nelson Bob Lindberg Hugo Swanson Florence LaMere Emily Jakupcaik wenson. Barbara Blackmarr. Irene Anderson, Mary gman. Paul Ditter. Dal Frost. Hugo Swanson. Lou Anderson. Doris Peterson. Lois Linden Jakupcaik. Jeannette Kraskv. Muriel Shearn. Joyce Ferrell. Beverly Cox. Dorothy. rence LaMere, Barbara Bollum. Bernie Jordan. Darrell Burkhardt. Florence Heno WW 3:4; Co-EDITORS Jock Nolte Joe Kingman 5C H 00L PHOTOURAPH ER Earl Tumblad SENIORS Barbara Bollum Signy Seward Mary Anderson Dorothy Baker Joyce Ferrell Jeannette Krasky ATHLETICS Jack Ostvig Don Raskob Bernie Jordan ORGANIZATIONS Lois Linden Muriel Shearn Doris Peterson Florence Heno Da rrel Burkhardt ADVISORS Bernice Hart Dorothy Ramsland JOHN A. JOHNSON MARIE BRUCE Su perintendent Principal-Am erican History BERNICE HART Com merrial EVELYN Tums GRACE JOHNSON Summary Assistant E LVERA M EY ER Physical Elluratinn HALVOR Wmsrux Chwnislry- iPrv-Flight a Plnsirs Ummm: ANDERSON Plnsirul Erlurutmn Suriul .gf'l'FIlFt' 7x -; .u..'.:xt . i Us ' 3. x DLJ .- - r w ' J i; M x D ,. .. ELOISE TRUMBULL Biolugywrceneml Science MARION HANSON Home Eronumirs 5; ;ij '1 . '4' M ARGARET Ham EN Iinglfshilmtin; iSpcech 'Za?,4 5 AU ' a FACL'LTY CLU; Affvrnmm Co.m'v M. G. GILLIXSON Unfhvnmtirs VICTOR JOHNSON Industrial Arts y ; XVMJEL db cu n'4 w. . v I z f1 .. 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From the class of '45 four boys have joined the service: Don Sheppard, Bob Lindberg, Bob Cruikshank, and Bob Ouady. 21311131503, IRENE 2016' Alum. I111 11810! 11 1 '1'? Cl1o1us 3 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: G.A.A.1: Library Club 3; Home- coming Committee 4; Typing Award2: Way ako4; Declamatory C1ntest 4; Nat ional Honor So- ciety 4. .-111'r I'f3t'sgel3BlueAsSI1gsj4D 01L $33 ot2 x5 15 3 . 233AW- de 330s? $4.ng; ML ..uv x 1 beta LRw-s 4 '93 'XN 31132.43 BA 1; 1:11. DOROTHY 2001,, Chorus 1: Library Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1.2 3. 4; Declamatory Con- tea 1 4 III Il11 60011 Old Summer Tl'IIH'. ANDERSON. MARY 3111.4 Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Committee 4: Homecoming Roy- alty 4: Pen Club 3. 4; Prom Com- mlttee 3: Wayako 4. Entered from Deephaven 3. D1amatic Club 2. 3, GWAA 1; L1b1 'a13 Club 3; Prom Committee 3: Wa3'ako 4. So Long .1lur3'. Mary We'll Miss You 511. BLACKMARR. BARBARA '2Babby Lou Class T1easurer 2. Vice President 4: Seven Sisters 3; C110 orus 1.2. 3, 4 1Letter 3, 4, Vi 1ce President' 4, T110 1. 2. 3. Sextet 1, 31: De- clamatory Contest 3. 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4 tsecretary 11: Homecoming Committee 2 3. 4: P10 om Comm ittee 3: Stud ent Council 3. 4. Ethics Board 4 Sec- retary 41: Wayako 4; Wayzatan 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 4 Swing's The Thing 4. There's Not A Colleen Sweeter BOLLU 11, BARBARA 3Barbie Seven Sisters 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 1Letter 3. 4. Trio 1. 3. S t 1, 31; Declamatory st 3 Dramatic Clu l. .4 President 31: Hom ' mec Ida. 512611! .43 Apple Cider. 3 c ' x, . x W BRL'NELL. CONNIE 3Red KIM RREL Turk .3: National Honor So- 1President 41; Prom mute; 3; Typing Award 2: Wayzatan l. 2, 3, 4 'VDNEditoro 41. 31' 30 Dane 113w$gxo Chorus 2: G.A.A. 1, 2 1Vice Pres- ident 21: Homecoming Committee 2. 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 2. Vice President 3. President 41. TI11rv' s .4 C harming Irish Lad3 R112111'5I1 Winning Way. 1115113113. JEAN Jeanie Txxixling Corps 2. 3. Cho 2. 4 etter 41: G.AA 2; Pep Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 1Letter 3. 41: ep Club 4. Club 21493 ,I1unu' II 1111 The L1 I1! Bron I1 I! wung Mj . $04M Sipping I I'IIer Through A Slrau. 12m CLEVELAND, DONALD 3110113 Football 4 1Letter4 41: eTen nnis 4; Lettermen' s C1ub4 pClub 4. Entered from Shattuckp 4. 33Just Tell Them That You Saw 1111: ,, DITTER, JOHN 3Johnny3 Hobby Club 2; Wrestling 4 1Let- ter 41; Track 3; Choru us 4; Way - ako 4; St tudentN Council 4. Now in U. S vy. 317611 All Feel Gay When Johnny Comes Marching Home. DUPREY, PATTY 3Dupe1, Seven Sisters 3; Chorus 1, 2 3: Dramatic Club 1. 3, 4, Hom - coming Committee 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 Z 2 3Frivolor1; Sal? IX'X 4,41 1 f f' fhr I2- I 111;, L, M - J J 4 3 KILL .0 I' f l' '1 FERRELL, JOYCE Walt? Chorus 1: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GA A. 1; Pep Club 4; Typing Award 2. Red Cross Representa- tive 2: Wayako 4 Swing's The Thing' 4. 31 Was Taken By Surprise B1' A Pmr 0f Rogzush Ey es. FROST, WILLIAM 3Dal 4 G f 1. 2; Seven Sisters' 3; Chorus 1,2; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 1 4 tChristmas Play 1, 2, 31; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3: Wayako 4; VVayzatan 2, 3 1Advertising Manager 2. 3, 41; Swings The Thing 4 w 3Hunky Dory? Cox, BEVERLY 3Red3 Class Viuce President 3 Treasurer 4; C110 51. 2. 4 1Letter 3, rr:41; Declamatory Contest 4; Dra tic Club 1, 2; .A.A . 2. Home- coming Committee 3, 4; ome- coming Royalty 2: Pep Club 3. 4 Cheerleader 3, 4; om Commit- tee 3' Student Council 3, 4 Sec- retary 41' Wayako 4; Swing's The Thing 4. 30h, That Strawberry Blonde? qer: UDITTER, AL'I. Track 3' Chorus 4' Wayako K Student Council4 3W9 3d Like To Hear That Song Again. WMWWM MMMWM WWI? WM! WMMWW FAIRFIELD, JAMES 31in? Football 1: Golf 1. 2, 3, Hobby C1 ub 1; Pep Clu b 3 Vie Fouglfl.I For The Cause He Thought Was Right. Q Fox. DOL'GIAS 3! Qty 3 Basketball Manager 3, 4 1Letter Football Manager 3. 4 1Le t- 1 ter43, 41: Ten nis3, 4' rom Com- x mittee 3: Seven Sisters 3: '3 Chorus 2' Dr amatic Club 1, 2: 111- Y 3, 4 1President 31. Home- coming Committee 2, 3' National ,1 Honor Society 3, 4' Police Force '13. 4' Red Cross Representative ,3, 4 tstudent Adviser 4, Henne- pin Countv Council President 4. i: Hennepin County Camp Repre - 1. sentative 31: Student Council 1. ako 4;'Wavzatan 1. 3, Co- editor 41. C 4' .. . r1 . .. . Good Night. I.mlzes., .i I v . , . V '. ' - K 1'5 '0 1 ; 1 3 1 A3. 4 '1. 9 .1 .. V 1. 1 . 4 3 S 3 I S ., L I -' t- 1'1 9 -. . x- - ' 3 x . L r -. 4 1- r- . 1 .' J 3 '3 3. 1 :. x u .y ' . L3 x Q J 1 ' 1 V 4:. $ - ' 1 . ' 1 1 l T1 , 3 V c. ' i 1 I 1 I, 3 t 3 3x -. 3 4 '4 3 3: HAGBERG, BERNAIiD Bernie'ii ?aseballr 3, 44 1Letter 31; Football 1LettA11-Conference 41 Entered from Washburn 3. Slide K 111', Slideijxn , $781.: MArd'hLlfn M45513; 1: .l .140wa ., 4 3423 14M 9 HFJ W ' AWWJ IOJMIA 11l-Il.l.lM;.Li1Rl-IN 'ZIIW Band 1. 2 1Letter 2, Swinlg Band 21:13011ce Force 4. Now U. S. 23333 .4111! T11:- Buml Played 011. HENO, FLORENCE 3Tootsie1, Homecoming Royalty 4; Library Club4:pPe Club1,,23. 41ecS retary 41; Typing Award 2; Way ako 4; Wayzatan 4 1Typist 41. uIn All My Dreams Your Fair Face Beams. . 33 ,3 HL'NT. 110115 Louzea, JAKUPCAI 1 EMILY Amy G.A.A. 1; Library Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Typin ng Award 2; Wayako 4; Wayzatan 4 1Typist 41. 3A Little Sunny Smile. Baseball 4; Pen Club 4; Tennis 4. Entered from Lawrenceville. New Jersey 3. 1101'! .111'111 St. Louis, Louis. V, dzp 334M ?,X wv'sm; .1924 WA . 1, 11A LJvd UM JORDAN, ADRIAN 3A bby3 Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 1Letter 41. 3Don t Co In The Lion Cage Toni th 1 ,3 .34 .36; 3.; 1565 ,1; ,r7 3:? .11... 6423193114 51111 10111113 B12113 4RD 1S1hzsclesvg l. Baseball 4: Football 1: Track 1. 2, 3: Lettermens CI ub 2, 3, 4 1P1esident 41: Police Force 4: Wlestling 1. 2. 3. 4 1Letter 1, 2, 3. 4: State Champion 41. KELLER, FRANK 2Frankie1, Track 4. Chorus 4; Homecoming Royalty 2; Police Force 4; Stu u- de nt Council 1, 4 1President 41; Wrestli 14ng 3He Paddles His Own Canoe. Envy LiIIlc .1101'01110nt Has A ,1Icm1ing All Its 01171.11 -JMx 071, 143,?9 .9 , ' 3x417! J3 W y,- xxx; 9 9, 9x- 1.9 1439 4J 999 ,7, M Mfg, - 1 31b21'f1'12071f L ' Knmmx. 1051:1111 flake'i Footba111,2,3,41Letter 4; All- Conference 41. Ten nnis 3,4:C1ass PIesident 3. 'SeVen Sisters 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4 Lette1'4;P1'esi- dent 41: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3, 4 1President 3. Vlice President 4. Christmas Pla3'1, 2, 33 41; Home- coming Committee 2, 4; Ho ome- coming Ro3' alty 3; Lettermen's Club 4. P1' 0111 Committee 3. Police F01ce 3, 4. Student Council 2. 4 1Vice President 411Wa3ako 4 1Co- Editor 41; Wayzatan 3 4 tsports Editor 41: Ethics Board 4 1Chai1'man 41: Swings The Thin ng' 4 IT 1' W on I Be Hamel nIiI 110m 1110. k KOCH, MARILYNN 511'an Chorus2. 3 4; GWAA 1, 2; Home- coming Committee 2: Hom mec mo- ing Royalty 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. 3Clad To See, Ya. 3 ' A friend That 13 Tender And . True. GJJM 9631241.?kaer 1 7-- JM VWxM-l-V'k 1: WM MM 1' 'WM y '. i- bw .41 Wt. aimw ' lew ' l LA MERE, FLORENCE iiiShorty 1' LEROUX. JEANETTE iiFrench-y Seven Sisters 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4 1Secretary 31; ome Econ- omics Club 1, 2; Library Club 4; Wayako 4. 55Always Jolly, Heart That Is Home Economics Club 1, 2: Librarv 3: Pep Club 3: Red Cross Representative 2; Declamatory Ccntest 4. Good Looks And 60011 Nature S1rene. 9 1111.2011Q WAW' W MM Msu' X 1 WM 0724': MRMY'L1 LINDEN, L015 MCuring, Class President 4; Homecomingr Committee 4; National Honor So- cie ty 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Police Force 3; Red Cross Repre- sentative 1; Student Council 1 2. 4 1Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Vice P isident 41: Ethics Board .aW 4 Wayzat nll'ih3; 4. ' a .45, l NOLTE, JACQUELINE 5700.119, Class President 1, Secretary 3: Seven Sisters.,' 3; Chorus 1, 2 3 4 1Letter 4, Ensembles 31: Declamatory Contest 4; Dramatic Club 1.2.3. 41President 4 Christ- mas Plays 3, 41: National Honor Society 3, 4 1Secretary 41; From Committee 3: TRved Cross Repre- sentative 4: ping Award 2: Wayako 4 1Co- Epditor 41: Wa a3'- zatan 1, 2, 3, 4 1Circulation Man- ager 3 41: Swing'sThe Thing 4. NELSON, LOYD iiShortyi, Ban d 1; Chorus 2, 4 1Barber Shop Quartet 31; Hi-Y 3. 4: Pep Clu b 3: P41ice Force 4 1Chief 41; Wa3- .Stage Manager . 511' vet Personalzty, Full of K'wx Rasuzl 1111'. , I 1 . MM 313' 4 W! 3 4.1 1 1,, 3'15 :4 V, 3'; kkl 25: I Z ' vtfgw3 t, 1.1421 . I I 1 4 JS- 1 4x1 I f 1 nut. 3 x. 1.3. N; l K: Egg X6 z ' 6' :7: f 3 L Os1111..1c1; f4. 111012.; 2;: 3 'Football 1. 2, 3, 4 iLetter 2. 3. 41: 1 Seven Sisters 3, Dramatic Club 4 tChristn1assPlay41: Hi-Y 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 2. 3, 4' Red CIOSS Representative 4' Police Force 4: Student Council 4: Wrestling 2. 3, 4 1Lette1' 3. 41. National Honor Societ3 4. LThrou' 12 00117111,. Iloskey. f 1.27 M! xx. L, y: , X! to, ,W ; , 7,7..-7 .77.?! 1' . 1 f, l PETERSON, DORIS 21Jor1'e,, POWELL, SUSAN 351164 Class Secretary 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4 1Letter 3. 4i; Dramatic Club 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Homecoming Que een 4: Way aka 4: Declamatory Contest 4. Susan Vn Doozenf, . W 41M ' 41f ?-mm i y -' W'Ldammk Seven Sisters 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 41Lette,r3 4 Sextet 11 Dramatic Clu b 1, 2, 3. 4 tChristmas Play 41: Homecoming Committee 3: Prom Committee 3; Red Cross Representative 4: Wa yako 4. Wayzatan 1, 2. 3, 4: Declamatory Contest 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Swing's The Thing 4. 3Dark And Dreamy Eyes. 1 WM l 600041.1- f 2b ha, Kl PUCHLEITNER, BERNARD RASKOB, DONALD 2 $4 ' ,9 Bernie Trac k 3; Lettermen's Club 4: Police Force 4; Ways Re 4' Wrest- ling 1. 2. 3. 41Captain4 Letter 3, 4. State Champion 41; Student Football 1, 2: Student Council 4; Police Force 4: National Honor Society 4. Council 4 4716 Never Cares To Wander 3He Has A Smile For Everyone From His Own Firesides. He Meets? a 2249' g2 REISER, J OHN Vackii Baseball 4; Pep Club 4; Wrest- 4Where Is My Wande mg 30m TOMWQ' Wu 0- ROBINSON, ANDREW Andy, 3 REED. PATRICIA 2Pattyi, ; 1 . Pep Club 3, 4. Cheerleader 3. 4. Entered from Southwest 2. 3011. You Beautiful Doll? SEWARD, SICNY 2Sig ,, Baseball 4: Basketball ; ball 4 1Letter 41:Track 4: Cho orus r' 4' Dramatic Club4 Hi- Y 4; Let- termen's Club Wa yako 4' Swing s The Thing 4. Entered from St. Ignatius. Chicago.4 3F0r He's A Jolly Good Fellow? M 115 WW Ww- 3.1.x. SH ARN, MURIEL 1 Homecoming Committee 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing Award 2; Wayako 4 2A Friend, Always There To $$$$$ekg-hm-1 M KWC 4...... d . u l 4 e A mu ,, Band 1.2 3. 41Lett 413W Ensembles 21: Dramatic 4C1ub 1. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 1 3. 4; Pep Club 4' From Commit- i tee 3; Wayako 4; Wayzatan 4 1Typist 41. We ve Known You Too Long To Forget You. ' STIMI.1:R, RICHARD 3011-111 4 5111.1xsox. Hum 5111111111 Basketball 2, 3 1Lette11 31 Foot- al 2.3.4 1Letter 4. Co- -Captain 41a; Hi -Y 3 1President 31; Lettex- men's Clu b 4; Police F01ce 4; Student Council 3 4. lIi-Y 3, 4'. Pop Club 3: Police Fcrce 4: Wayako 4; Stage Man- azcr 4. Now in U. S. Navy. And .Uuny .4 Sturnu' Wind 3771c Daring Young .Man.' bhull Blow. SWEN N ROYL , Minoan Foo all 1, 2, 3. Sexle W; 3; Chorus 3, 4. Dramatic! SClub 4 1Christmas Play 41: Hobby Club 2. Homecoming Committee 3. 4. Student Council 3; Wayako 4; Swing's The Th1 mg' 3There 11 Be A Hot Time In The Old Town Tom'htg T1:1:'11z1:1.. DICK Lany nbbj' Club 1: Pep Club 4: Wrestling 1: Library Club 1: Honwcommg Committee 4; W'ay- ko 4. .1, here Do W11 CU from Ht1rt1 3013. V 11:94; ,1 YAND V 1:1112. H 11.10111 llurr Football 1; Track 1; Class Seele- tarv 1. President 2: Hi-Y 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Police Force 3. 4: Red Cross Representative 3. 4. Student Council 2, 4; Way ako 4: Wrestling 1: Stage Manager 3. 41 Ethics Board 4. N011 in U. S Navy 1 TUTTLE, SHIRLEY 38111113 Pep Club 4. Entered from Deep- haven 3. l 3C arnxszjung Lmh 4 4P 4 M 0h. DMIH Ho Ramble. Q: NELSON, CHARLES 301ch 434111 Tani? Is szly Ullhon Dollar 31644 $W DOROTHY 8.1111211 ......... Secrvlary LOIS LINDEN ............. President BARB BLACKMARR. . . .ICice President BEVERLY Cox ............ Treasurer I ...IIICL IS MY URHHT CUUD? 4...CUMIC 0N. Ql I'l' KH'kINU. 2... XNUHCXHHUIS XVD CRAYHSH. 3... ;XND SEXX A FlNli SICXM. 3...S.U Ii HE .X SI'ZXT. 6 ...Ul R EDITORS: JOCK XND JUIC. T... 0H NU. NUT AGAIN! Top Row--Bud Carlson. Chuck Gill, Bruce Day. John Adams, Don Coyne. Tom Baer, Richard Des Laurier. Fourth Row-Stanley Cirpinski, Rodney Johnson, Albert Johnson, John Dumas. Pat Brooks, Shirley Bloomquist, Doris Edholm, Betty Karels. Third Row Gerald Dykhoff, Priscilla Fadden, Mary Jerome. Ruth Feser, Joan Kelley, Don Campbell, Dick Johnson. Mary Gates. Second Row Pat Faber, Caroline Heidelberger, Cynthia DuChaine, Jeanne Breitner. Dorothy Ann Hayes. Betty Hadley. Marian Cruikshzank. First Row-Nancy Elmburg, Delores Hawes, Eleanor Cleveland. Marcella Koski, James Knutson, Betty Ann Eisele, Mrs. An erson. Top Row Bill Sween. Gerald Ross, Edgar Patch. Richard Osier, Deane Thompson. Fred Norton, Wilma Vanderbundt. Fourth Row --Victor Olson. Douglas Neiss. Connie Snyder, Don Persian, Fred Moritz. Elmer Schultz. Dorothy Ryan, Donna Perry. Third Row -Grace Swenson. Lenore LeRoux. Nancy Montgomery. Alice Mellin, Osceola Stimler. Barbara Wasgatt, Lois Phillips. Second Row Frances Wright. Mary Lou Wiechert, Elaine Peterson, Vonnice Moss, Jovce McLaughlin. Florence Strachota, June Vlckerman. First Row Miss Hanson, Milton Lepowsky, FranCIS Perry, Esther Smetana: Shirley Mangen, Stella Mattern, Mr. Anderson. 5W Top Row1CIiff Traff, RJames Sackrison Rose Richter. Jean Leek Sam Wiegand, Fontaine Nasl1.WilIiam Millne1 Barba ara Rubert. Joan Kloss. Fourth w-Gla adys Thomson, Nancy Lee, Caroline Quay Pauline Kuss, Carol Lewis. Joan Squie11s,Lois Ulven. Mu riel Leuer, Kathr 11yno Neiss. Phil Reiser. Third Row- Bernard Kaster Marlys McKenzie. Lois Thies. Marvi 1n Quast, Edmund Kirlkpatrick, Jerry Sopko, Bill Soderholm, Ha rley Woodw 1.0rd Robert Melby. Second Row1Robert Sheppard. Donald Kinney, Lloyd Lal'.S0n Irene Peterson David Luttio Joan Shackleton, Ba rbara Sorvig, Ann Rea First Row1C1ara Mae Can1pbell Barbaxa 1I-I1IIillson,S Shilrlr. ey Moore, Doris Pepin, Mary Rettinger. Mary Ann Raskob,E1aine Ledstrom. Barbara Olson. Marjorie Mclnt yre. 6 en tim er 11H ' 1 0 011HDeane Eisele, Bruce Johnson Don Gabbe11t.Hale Gr.abill Calvin Johnson Tom Doolittle James Henderson Tom Carlson, Emmett Getten. Fourth R011;A11n Jakupcaik Gregory Blodgett. M1111tle Bloom Doris Da11.Ric11ard Banz Bob Johnson. Dick Benson. Jacqueline Anderson Marcella Bro111n.Am1 Jones Third R0111 Mavis Hast11,A1ice Halvorson.Ar111ajean Albers. Betty Helling, Marie Hughes. Mary Ann Dunn. Molly Getten Sall1 Albers Joan Hollis Second R0111o-Donald Johnson. Bob Freer Eugene Fot1. Lois Jo hnson Babe tte Dart Leona Baker, Be11er11 Jorda an. Doroth1 Hanson Bernadette Feser. First Row Mrs Trumbull,Marj011ie G11e11, Vivian Esler Jeanne Gates Diane Frost.Jo11ce Countryman Jean Gald.A1be11t Bickford, Miss McGee. 5W w H a Top RowriRobcrt Wilson. Charles Stiles. John Rogers. Charles VandeVere. Don Meyer. Dwaine Osier, Richard Shay. Dick Stinson. Fourth Roxxz-JoAnne Reed. Barbara Ratican. Beatrice Wienand. Dorothy Olson. Janet McWilliams. Ramona Shrewsbury. Jeanne Nelson. Lida Zitzlnff. Elaine Purchleitnor. Third RowwGloria Ward. Leo Strybicky. Loyal Peterson. Arthur Rudh. Jack Reldhead. Don Zastrow. Eugene Westling. Thomas Spangrud. William Moore. Bill O Connm Second R0w George Perry. Philip kVear. Vivian Ward. Mary Turner. Marjorie Miller. Joan McLaughlin. Elvy Swanson. Phyllis Williams. First RowuLora Lee Perry, Edwin Mcttle, James Wood. Jane Tynan, Reba Turnham, Jayne Nelson, Sylvia Martin. Mrs. Mode. Top Roxv-Ross Benton. James Grant, Curtis Jacobs. Charles Collison. David Koch. William Furnholm. Eugene Knutson. Robert Feser. Fifth Row Mar i0rie Stonelake. Vk'illiam Lillemo. Robert King. Merwin Edholm. Robert Ericson. Paul Jordan. Elaine Esler. Joan Lindberg. Jean Miller. Fourth Row Jere Gibbs. Barbara Gray. Lois Frick. Delores Hilmor. Mary Johnson. Jean Fadden. Eunice Leuer. Norma Henderson. Roselyn Leber. Third Rowm-Lawrencc La Mere. Lorraine Lint. Claire Haycraft. Bonnie Fines. Sylvia Dykoff. Shella Anderson. Danny Daniels, John Joswick. Second Row Mickey Anderson. Laverne Huar. Marilyn Karels. Robert Loaney. LeRoy Bayes. Jerome Banack. David Lee. Donald Anderson. First RvaPthlis Dressel. Leo Jordan. Carl Deisting. Geraldine Lee, June Johnson. Elsa Cirpinski, Bonita Hamel. Mr. Johnson. 44W ; NWW' M, x g :33 $ 79' v Q $ Top Row Tom Traff. Richard Bartholow, William Koske. Archie Cruikshank. John Dacey. Peterson. Marlow Anderson. James Countryman. ' Thomas Ericson. John Cargill. Ronald Snyder. Florence Ramsey. Margaret Day. Flfth Row Bery1 Sturtevant. George Kreatz. Wallace Olson. LeRoy Ice. Jean Katherine McGill. Audrey Wangren. Evelyn Eystad. Fourth RowvAlice Faber. Carolyn Forde Arletta Albers. Rita Strybicky. Gerry Blodgett. Dick Meyer. Grendy Norton. George Getten. Reginald Kroscran. Patricia Leavilt. Third Rovaelores Butler. Vera Fadden. Beverly Thomson. Brenson Lepowsky. James Grady. Lucia Patch, Sally Barsheim. Shirley Albers. Jane Brockway, Janet Westling. Second Row-Helen Ratican. Patty Rubert. Richard Vanman. Laurence Schiebe. Richard Perry. Frank Seward. George Perry. Bertram Anderson. Faith Luttio. Elois Anderson. Har an Johnson First Rmvaarion Schiebo. Elma Mertin. Maurice La Strange. Mary Lea Collins. Joan Mangen. Eddie W'olsh. Richard Schwalbach, Mearl Campbell. Jack Jakupcaik. Tom Loaney, Robert Cirpinski. Glen Graves. wit f, Top Rmvr Man'm Keoxling. Charles Brown. Connee Johnson. Adolph Heidelberger. Robert Miller. Stanley Ornat. Robert VVaIton. Marlene Johnson, Shwloy Erickson. Johnetta Vander Martin. Sixth Row JaCk Soderholm. Mary Jo Grant. Joyce Heidelberger Shirlcx' Lucchkc. Betty Shrexk'sbury. 8111 Holmes. Peggy Moore. Lowell Day. Charles Dart. Fifth Row Jim Ostvxg. Larrv Lindsay. Ca.01 Shem'n. Donna Miller. Charles Olson. Diane Anderson. Corinne Markuson. Arlie King. Norma Chorakos. Lucille Schwalbach. Fourth Row Tom Cruikshank. Dick XVilson. Roger Pope. David Mayer. Donald Streeter. Werner Halvorson. Carol Hollanson. Gladys Dunn. Phyllis McIntosh. Third Row Shirley Dunnell. Betty Persian. Helen Fairfield. Cynthia Care. Charles Hagstrom. Norman Sheppard. John Wagman. Ramona Neiss. Peggy Reed. Mary Knudson. Second Rmv Marie Stlmler. Katheryn King. Ronald Stangohr. orald Anderson. Richard Peterson. Barbara MeKenney. Myrna Myran, Arlyn Nelson. Suzanne Garceau. First Row Kenneth Kooslmg. Harold Dunnell, William Hayman. David Hill, Bartley Johnson. Rita Reiser, Rosemary Crandall. Bonita Amell. .WEIGIHNC IN. 2. . . COMIC 0N. WAYZNFA. 3...CIJCN AND DUI U. MANAGERS. 4...Al.l. CONFERENCE KINGMAN. 5...DUMAS WITH THE UK EATEST 0F EASE. 6... HAVE Y0l7 GOT IT? 7 . . . CLEAN-UP CREW. Top Rowaill chen, Gerald Ross. Calvin Johnson. Don Meyer. Jim Sackrison. Fred Norton. Chuck Gill. VVHliam Furnholm. Fourth Rou'wDoug Fox. Charles VandeVere. Dwaine Osier. Sam Wiegand. Tom Doolittle. John Duccy. William Millner, Emmett Getten. Charles Collison. Third RowwGeorge Perry. Bob Sheppard, Robert Erickson. Leo Strybicky. Don Campbell. Don Zastrow. Jack Reidhead. Brenson Lepowsky. Tom Spangrud. Second Row Bub King. Andy Robinson. Dave Koch, Joe Kingman, Bruce Day, Don Cleveland. Jack Ostvig. Dave Luttio. First Raw Mr. Anderson, Rodney Johnson. Bernie Hagbcrg. Don Persian. Albert Johnson, Junior Joswick, Mr. XVidston. f 4W1! Lurking lmlh vxpvrivm'v and weight. VVayzataE football squad found lhmnsvh'vs 0n the shurl vnd of every vln'uunlvr lhis yvar. l'ndvr u now t'navh. Cenrge AndCFSOII. the team showed murv spirit and enthusiasm than sum for yvurs. W'ayzuta svnrvd its only touchdown in a hearlhreakcr loss to Exvelsinr. 13 to 6. lndix'idual slurs wvro Joe Kingman who made all-vnnferem'v end: Bernie Hughcrg. all-vnnforvm'v sm-uml h'um hulfhavk: and Dick Stimler. tackle. elerled t'o-caplain with Norman Bloom. fullhau-k. Seniors not returning next year are: Joe Kingman. Dick Stimlcr. Jzu'k Oslx'ig. Dun Cleveland. Bvrnio Hug- lwrg'. Amh Rnhinsnn and Huh Lindlmrg. 1 -. HWHM COX FEREX Cli STA X D1 NUS U I, T Hopkins ................ 5 0 l Rnhhinsdale ............ l 1 I St. Louis Park ........... 3 1 2 1.. High ................ 1 2 0 Excelsior ............... 1 I I Mound ................. I -l l W'ayzata ............... 0 0 0 h bCORICS St. Louis Park ..... 19 W'ayzatu .......... U Excelsior ......... 13 W'ayzata .......... 0 Rubbinsdalo ...... 25 WVa-vzata .......... U Mound ........... 0 W'ayzata .......... 0 17. High ......... 18 W'aymta .......... U ankins ......... 18 W'uyzula .......... U Third Row;Sam W'iegand. Don Meyer. Andy Robinson, Bill Sween. Fred Norton. John Dacey. Second Rowt Charles Collison. Don Persian. Albert Johnson. Bob King. Dick Johnson. Doug Fox. First Row Mr. Widsten, Milt Lepowsky, Deane Thompson, Dave Koch , Rodney Johnson, Junior Joswick, Mr. Anderson. Althuugh the Trojans had what might be termed 1m unsuH-vssful smtsun. it was not altogether 50. T1 , toum's hnpvs fur nvxt season haVo lwon mvasurahly hrightvnvd in View of tho favt that the squad was com- prisml uf undvn'lussmvn. 30an of whom wnn their Was . amt whu will he rvturning in Soptmnher. livery game was hurd-fnught right up to the final whistlv. Suvh plzuvrs us Rud Juhnsnn. Milt Lepowsky. Fred Norton. Dirk .lnhnsnn. Deane Thnmpsun and Bill Swvvn. all juniors. and Dave K001! and Juninr Jnswit-k. freshmen. xwrv outstanding: throughout the soasnn. Dun Persian. regular guard. was hospitalized shortly after thv start ulh tho svasun. In twu pro-svasnn gamvs the Trojans hmkv oven. hvutin;r Huttuln 23-23 and lusing to Minneapolis Mar- shall. in thv :erury 10-28. Thvy Inst their last gamv to St. Lnuis Park in tho suh-distrit-t tournament. Junior lh'vl; Fcallz er SEASOVS RECORD 6 ; ce St 2. I W'ayzatu ........... 23. ,2 Buffalo ............ 21. 2 74 Xszala ........... 22. ,2 Marshall ........... 15. 2 , IV I an'x'zuta ........... 18. 3 3 Excelsior . . . . . . . . . . .3137 l Wllyzuta ........... 10. 28 Park .............. 19.11 Hopkins .................. ll 1 W'uyzata ........... 10.17 Hopkins ...........32. 31 x . U W'an'mta . . . . . . . . . . .31. 2 Olivia ............. 10. -2- Iaxvvlsmr 21' Wzlymta ........... 27. 31 Mound ............. 13. 10 St. Lnuis Park .............. 3 .1. Wkuzata ........... 23. 27 Rnhhinsdalo ........ 21 l. 12 . - Whyzuta ........... 2 L 22 l'. High ....... . . . .I 3. 31 Rnhlnnsdalv --------------- 7 3 Wilyzata ........... 211.31 Dvephavvn . . . . . . . . .3317 IV. High ................. 3 7 Sub-Ih'slrivl Mound .................... 3 9 Park .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 W'aymta .............. 20 XVayzata ----------------- 0 12 Rm! Harv Hvum' STAT 1C T01 . R N A M EXT Huhhinsdale ............... .30 Whyzata ................... 25 hen l'hn .................. 20 Hnehester .................. 17 Hound .................... 11 Litehheld .................. 9 Huts. t m'atinnul ............ 8 Austin ..................... 8 lvnix'ersity High ............ 7 :thert Lea ................. 6 lels. Patriek Henry ......... 6 Uwutmma .................. 5 Nlpls, RUHSPVPII ............. L Milruy .................... 31 Tap Rown-Eugene Westling. Victor Olson. thhard Osier. Dwaine Osier. Third RowwM. G. Gullixson, Donald Streeter. Leo Jordan. Tom Spangrud. Marvin Keesling. Second Row- eBill Soderholm. Adrian Jordan. John Ditter. Jack Ostvig. Don Campbell. Don Raskob. First Rove Bernie Jordan, Don Zastrcw. Paul Jordan, Gerald Dykhoff. Richard DesLauriers. Gerry Wwdling ' . . W'ayzata wrestlers elimaxed an altogether satist'aetury re'- nrd during.r the past seasun Ivy hringing hnme the trnphx emhlematie of runnerup honors at the annual state meet held at the University 0f Minnesota Fieldhuuse. In doing 50 they sent three of their numherv-Captain Dun Raskoh. Bernie Jordan and Gerald DykhntTeAthrnugh tn indi- vidual state ehampinnships. A fourth memher nf the teamr - Dun Zastrmveeaptured a third pluee in the final matehes. The emnplete reenrd 0f the seasnn shows eight Vietnries and three losses in dual eumpetitinn. a third plaee in the regional tournament and a seeond plaee in the final state meet. The Vietnries included two apieee nVer Litehheld. Hound and University High and one eaeh uver Annka and Buys. Vm-a- tinnal. One 1055 was to Buys. Vneatinnal and the other luv to the state ehampienship Rnhhinsdale team. Bernie Regulars on the team as the season ended were tin order of weightst: Bernie Jurdan. Dun Zastrms'. Paul Jnrdan. Gerald Dykhnff. Bill Snderhuhn. Adrian Jordan. Dun Rasknh. t ie Olson. John Ditter and Jaek OstVig. Lost to the services during the seasnn were two others of the regularseehnn Camphell and ' a Nnrman Bloom. hoth letter winners from last year. Of the almve group Bernie and Adrian Jnrdzm. Dun Ruskuh. ' Juhn Hitter and Jaek Ostvig will he lust hx graduatiun. All '12? 0f the others are expeeted to return. Their number will he 145 t augmented by Diek DesLauriers. Marvin Keesling. Dun Street- g; er and Dwaine Osier. all of xxhnm saw smne eumpetitinn this year. and a number of other eandidutes who have shnwn signs of prmnise in praetiees through the past season. Waixata.. Wax zata. . W'ayzatan Wan zata. . Wiayxata. . Wayzata.. Wawata. . . Wtuzata. Wiayzata. . Waylata. . W'a'xzata. . . Dl'AL Nll-IIC'IS .2' Litt'hlivhl .23 Mnllnd ...... .233 i m-atinnal .-ll 1 . High ...... .20 Litt-htield I7 i m'alimlal .29 Annka ....... 30 1'. High ..... Dan Slate Team and Cuavh .11 linhliinsdale . C .22 Nlnuml ...... l . ll RnitltillStiillC .3 .l9 AA vii lvu... L; L'el 0 Jordan comes out on top. San 71am Ream! W'a'xzata wrestlers. in winning through to a second place in final state standings this past season. completed an out- standing six year record in state wrestling eirvles that likely rates second only to that posted by the six time ehampionship Rohhilisdale team. Starting with a modest seventh place in state standings in 19-10. the Wiayzata hays rose to the heights the following year to tie with Ruhhinsdale and Boys. Vocational fur the state vhampinnship. Three of their nunihere-Charlie Hensel. John Jordan and Bob HugheSewon individual titles. The next year the team tank a second in the regional meet and a third in the state with John Jordan repeating for an individual championship. 1913 fnund them taking third places in district and regional meets and sixth place in the state. Leon Leuer collected a first and Bernie Jordan a second place in the final state meet that year. Last season they again placed a strong team in the field. a team that elimaxed a successful season of dual competition by plating third in district and regional tournaments and fourth in final standings at the state meet. Leon Leuer made it two titles in a rnw at the state tournament and Chuck Zinn and Roy Spurzem added seennd place hmmrs tn make up the final total of 13 points. WAYZA'IUYS TRACK TEAM luuks forixard tn ;1 hopeful svasun this your. althnugh nnly nnv lvtter- man. John Dumas. of the relay tvum. rvturns to the squad. 'lihusv exported to he on the trm'k team this year are: Dun Huskuh. Anth Rnhinsun and Tom Baer as dash men: lhm' Km-h 215 hurdlvr: and Jerry Supko at tho hruudjump. First Row HCoach VVidston. John Dumas. Rodney Johnson. Jack Ostvig. Andrew Robinson. Dave Koch. Douglas Neiss. Don Raskob. George Perry. Second Rowaob King, James Grant. John Dacoy. Tom Bacr. Bill Sweon. John Rogers. Jerry Dykhoff. Don Zastrow. PROSPECTS FOR THE IUIS HXSICH-XLL svusun are quite promising. Tho 'lirujzms hmv thrvc rv- turning lottvrmen. Horniv Hughvrg. Milt vamvsky and Dun Persian and some om-uuruging mm malv- rial in Bm-k Kath. Juninr .Iusxx ivk and Dun Zastrms'. Cum-h Anderson ropurts the squad is rapidly ruund- ing into shape and should he ready fur the initial home game xx ith Rnlihiimtailv. April 2U. Thv remain- ing t-mlfvrvm'v gunws with St. Louis Park. EXt'PlSiHF and Mound xxill ho plated in a ruund-mhin schedule. First RowiDick Johnson. Bernard Hagbcrg'. Charles Collison. Andrew Robinson, Donald Persian. Tom Doolittle, Milt Lepowskv. Second Rmtwi Coach Anderson. Dave Koch, Jim Sackrison, John Adams. Bruce Day. Victor Olson. Bill Berry. W'AYXATAS TICthS TEAM starts its sm'mut yi'ar with tho rvturn mi 0110 h'ttvrmzm. 151w! hnrtnn. .100 Kingnmn. Dung 130x. Sum W'it'guml and Cliff Trait. mmnlwrs of last .xvur-s squad. xsill rvturn fur prm'tim' this spring. as iwll as Don Clmvlamd. a m'wvnnwr tn thv svhnnl amt ti'nnis squad. Cliff Traff. Sam Wicgzmd. Don Cleveland. Joe Km:- man. Mr. J. A. Johnson. 'IiHl': XVAYXXTA GULF TEAM is ltmkin;r t'nrward tn :1 slu't'vsstiul smisnn xsith txxu lvttvrnwn. Hmvr St'hultl. and Rod .lnhnsun. rvturning. Uthvr pussi- hilitivs fur the 101111! arv Edgar Putt'h. Huh 1505M. Jim liiziirtivld. Don Cuynv and Ruth l'ivsvr. Elmer Schultz. Rodney Johnson. Jim Faniticld. Edgar Patch. ' uth chcr. Don Cnynu. Bob Foscr. Mr. Gul- lesnni 1....ll ST A l.l'l 'l l lC MORE CRICKSIC PAINT. 13 . . . HESS ll,Xl.l.. 3 . . . MR. PRPISIIHCN'II 4 . . . Ql'IET. PLEASE. S...POPl IAR CHOICE: BARB AND JOE. 6 , . . ENIGMAS FOR Tllli ANNl'AL STAFF. 7 ...0l KEN 51E. Top Row Bernard Puchloitner. Harold VandeVere. Frank Keller. Bruce Day. Joe Kingman. Deane Thompson. Bud Carlson. Third RowinPaul Dittcr. Sam Wiegand. Tom Doolittle. Bob King. George Perry. Lloyd Larson. Second RowriTom Carlson. Doug Fox. Lois Linden. Don R skob. Bev Cox, Barbara Gray, Lois Johnson. First Row Miss Bruce. Elaine Peterson. Ruth cher. Mary Rettinger. Joan Kelley. Milt Lepowsky, Mr. Johnson. 5W email rhto prumolc the general Il'elfurv W'a'xzulak Student Cnunvil promotes the majurity 0f VVayzalaB student zu-tivities. W'ith Dung Fox us first semester president. 11nd Vice-presidvnt Joe Kingman. secretary 139v Cox. treasurer Hume 'nmmpsnn. and sorgvanl-at-arms. Hurry Vunde Vere. tho vuum-il has nriginated an Ethics Buard to enforce rules and regulations. Codriv Adams. Bub DvHux'on and Dit-k Cluusvn were among: lhnsv whn appeared in assembly programs sponsored by lhv rnum-il. The annual hmnernming dam-v. the sale uf' xun' stamps and supervision of class dum-vs. xscrv also spnnsurvd In thv rnum'il. Frank Kvllvr has lwvn uur sm'nnd semester prvsidvnl. xsilh Luis Linden. Juan Kelly. Don Raskob and 1:1le Ushig as x'ivo-pI vsitlmll. sm-rvtary. trvusuror. and svrgvanl-ul-urms. Top Rmx'HBruco Day. Deane Thompson. Joe Kingman. Douglas Hasty. Bov Cox. First Row--Lois Lindon. Elaine Peterson. Doug Fox. Loyd Nelson. Joan Kelley. Ruth Fesor. Slap down. and tho vthivs lmard takes on its next case. Organized this your fur the purpnsv of trying student vases. the limits Board mvvts chkly. Tho 11011111 dPillS with Vinlatnrs nf rules whit'h vumv undvr thv jurisdictiun of the student council. The penalties 0011515 t 0f :1 vvrlml statement of HPUIUQV fur the first Violatinn. a written slalvmvnt after the svvnnd Violatinn. and for the third xinlalinn. a rH-nmmvndml punishment. gilded 8W Ml Seated-ANancy Montgomery. Lois Linden, Doris Peterson. Jock Nolte. Pat Brooks. Irene Anderson. Ruth Feser. Standinger. Johnson. Doug Fox. Bernard Puchleitnel', Jack Ostvig, Darrel Burkhardt. Miss Bruce. Absent: Barb Blackmarr. National JIMM goat'ebf U I'sd0m is the uvulth 0f the wise? Membership in the Hmmr Society is the lmnor awarded for svhnlarship. leadership. interest in studvnl aiTairs. servire to the school. and Chamvlvr. Nlmnlwrs are selm'lml hy thv fm-ully frum the upper third of the junior and soninr classes. An improssix'v initialinn vervnmny is hvld in the spring. whit'h is upon to former mom- lwrs, parvuls. and toavhors. I I M Top Row-ADouglas NOISE. Dal From Fred Norton. Cllff Traff. J00 Kinsman. Edgar Patch. Sam XViegand. Tom Doolittle. Douglas Fox. Third Rowi John Dumas. DOI'IS Peterson. LOIS Lmdon. Jock Noltc. Barb Black- marr. Carol Lewis. Barbara Rubcrt. Carolyn Quay. Second Row Joan Sqmcrs. Nancy Montgomery. Ruth 5 F0501: Irene Peterson. Pauline Kuss. Babette Dart. Lonna Baker, Emlly Jakupcmk. Mumol Shoarn Flrst Row - rDorothy Ann Hayes. Darrel Burkhardt. Joan Kelley. Florence Homo. Marcella Knskl. Joyce C0111111 x 111aIl. I Jean Gald. Miss Ramsland. fr0mlum of 1110 pr035 W'ayzatzfs svhnnl paper is under the oditurship of Mo svninrs this 'xvar: Darrel Burkhurdl and Doug: Fox. with Jno Kingman managing the sports page. Thv hallwr. issuvd vx'vle ulhvr xka. has t'nntinuvd uilh its nxuular rulumns. W nirv nf tllv Shulvnts. Grom- linos. 0n Thv Plattvr. Lurker Rnom Chatlvr. and Inn mm rnlumns. :Xunt Suphiv and Tuun Crier. 1va also lwon addvd. Thv stun mt'ots about every ulllvr wvvk. for half an hour. lull anvrllwlvss. il varrivs nu its daily candy sale, in order In misc muncy. '3 :4: 1' Q 9 V. t? m Top Rowi Dal Frost. Jack Ostvig, Andy Robinson. Joe Kingman. Bill Sween, Cliff Traff. Don Coyne. Douglas Neiss, John Dumas. Fifth RoweGregory Blodgett. Mary Anderson. Myrtle Bloom, Carolyn Quay. Grace Swenson, Nancy Lee. Doris Peterson. Roy Swenson. Fourth RoweRobert Sheppard, Sam Wiegand. Barb Blackmarr, Carol Lewis, Jock Nolte. Muriel Leuer, Nancy Montgomery. Audre Johnson, Irene Peterson. Third RoweIrene Anderson, Barbara Rubert. Osceola Stimler. Bob Johnson. Muriel Shearn, Joyce Ferrell, Kathryn Neiss, Joan Shackleton. Second Row- Lois Johnson, Barbara Sorvig. Joyce McLaughlin. Mary Jerome. Ann Rea. Dave Luttio. Florence Strachota. Sue Powell, Molly Gotten. First RoweSally Albers. Elaine Peterson. Joan Kelley, Jean Gald, Barbara Olson, Alberta Bickford, Helen Stimler, Barbara Bollum, Miss Heinen. 3W 6M The house lights are dimmed. and thereis the curtain? One of the most m-tive of all organizations this year is the Dramatic Cluh. The Club is divided into th groups. due to large membership. and although each group t-onvenes every other week for only half an hour, the vluh xsus uhle to present the Christmas play. The Other Shepherd. and also to carry on talent shows during the club meetings. Five Wayzatans entered the district speech t-ontest at Rohhinsdale this year, under the direction of the Dramatit' Cluh advisor and speech teacher. Miss Heinen. Ruth Feser reveivt'd a superior rating on her original oratory. and Joan Kelley likewise in the extemporaneous speaking division. Doris Peterson and Barbara Bollum rated xery good. Doris for memorized oratory and Barh for manusvript reading. and Jovk Nolte received a good rating: for intelpretatix'e reading. Cluh ollit'ers are: presidents. Barbara Ruhert and Jock Nolte: vice presidents, Carolyn Quay and Joe King- man: secretaries. Myrtle Bloom and Joan Kelley: treasurers. Gregory Blodgett and Nancy Montgomery; Harry Vande lore. Hugo Swanson and Loyd Nelson fixed all the stage properties for the Christmas play. h'The Other Shepherd 6W play Nlemhers ol' the Christmas play vast were: Jack Ostvig. ,lot'k Nolte. Joan Kelley. Barbara Ruhert. Doris Peterson. Sharon llerhig. Sam W'iegand. Doug Neiss. Joe Kingmun. Carol Lewis and Hov Swenson. I Top Romeouglas Hasty. Frank Keller. Loyd Nelson. Joe Kingman. Bernard Puchleitner. Jack Ostvig. First Row-Don Raskob. Douglas Neiss. Doug Fox. Bernie Jordan, Albert Johnson. poke 4am '150rry. Mac. the jigis up. , And thus Harry Vande Vere and Loyd Nelson. police ehiefs. haul in the next ease. for the Ethics Board. The. police force, comprised of eleven hays from the junior and senior classes. keeps law and order in the halls in the morning. between classes. and at noon hour. Aeting under the supervision of the. Student Council. the pUlit'O farce sponsored a campaign to keep lnekcrs free from papers. e W 01111;, The purpose. of the Lettermenis Club is to promote sehoul spirit and ereate spnrtsmanship. One of its acemnplishments this year is the passage of :1 resolution tn admit free to athletie t-nntests all lmys regularly enrolled in school. who have earned an athletic letter as a participant nr manager. The iWXF, Club. led by president Bernie Jordan. Vit'P - president Milton Lepowsky. and set-retur-x - treasurer Donald Persian conducted the traditional alumni-varsity lmsketbull game and the annual intewlass lmskethall tournament. Coach George Anderson is the advisnr. .361th GM Third Rowm Dave Koch. Joe Kingman. Bruce Dav. Bill Cleveland. Jack Ostvig. Second Roww F Johnson. John Dumas. Elmer Schultz. First RowMGerald kaoff. Don Campbell, Milt Lepowsky, Junior Joswick, Bernie Jordan, Mr. Anderson. V . chcn. Andy Robinson. Don red Norton. Rodney Johnson. Don Persian. Albert Raskob, Don V w 9 -5? ' Wu 7 ' FE I .a A . .. V I, Second Roxx'kBetty Hadley. Caroline Heidelberger. Wilma Vanderbundt, Bonnie Lavaum Fines, Mary Ann Dunn. Audre Johnson. First Row Marilyn Karels, Betty Ann Eisele, Esther Smetana, Marjorie Stonolake, Miss Hanson. Jame 5c 6M inf! mm. purl luv. 'ihc prinmry inlvrvsl hf lhv Hume EU Club is ventervd 0n pmjm-ls benefiting needy children. Under the pvnisinn .1 lhv huntv H'lmumii's tvax-hvr. Miss Hansun. the club repairs toy trucks and airplanes. It also pamls and l'vvluthvs dmls fur the Junior Rt'd Cross. This your the Home lCr Club was able to purt'hase a set of China fur use in demonstration lessons. Betty Hauilvy is prvsidvnt nf tho rlulv: Alive Mellin. Vice president and svorolau: Esther Smetana, treasurer. papuJM poll BOY GIRL Don; Fox . .. .. . . .. .. .. ..... ........:1lost Likely to Succeed ......................... JOCK NOLTE Jm: Known ............................. 1105! Popular ........................ BARB BLACKMARR DICK 'hzrz'rzm .............................. Peppiest ....... . ...................... . . . . BEV Cox Don; Fox .............................. Uust Dependable ........................... LOIS LINDEN BERNIE JORDAN ............................. Cutest .............................. BARB BOLLUM Rm' Swmsnx ............................. Laziest ....... . ................... SHIRLEY TUTTLE BERNIE HMLBERG ......................... Best Looking ............................ SUE POWELL Fme KELLER ........................ Happy Go Luckiest ...................... CONNIE BRUNNELL Roy Swmsox ............................ Friendlies! ................................. BEV COX Jnnx BITTER ............................. , 110st Bashful . . ............................ BEV KLOSS 1m: lemnx .......................... Bes! Personality .................... . . . ...... . . BEV Cox Axm Ronnsox .......................... Best Dancer .......................... EDITH SPURZEM Jnnx REISER .............................. .Voisies! ........................... REGINA OGONIAK Rnx Sxx rmsox .......................... Res! .411 Around ............................... BEV COX JOE lemnx ........................... Facullv Drag ............................. JOCK NOLTE Day CLEHQLAXD ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 08! ROIIIIIIIIiC ........................ AUDRE JOHNSON BERMH Pnznucl'rxrzu ...................... IInst Studious ............................ LOIS LINDEN Axm Ronnsox .......................... Hungries! .............................. LYNN KOCH Hun; Fox .................... . . . . ........ Ii'im'est .......................... BARB BLACKMARR Dun; an ............. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 1103! Ambilious ............................ LOIS LINDEN Dux RASKUB .................. . . . . ....... Bcsl Athlefe. . . . . ........................ . . . . BEV COX Seventh ROWHDun Coyne. Fred Norton, Andy Robinson. Joe Kingman. Loyd Nelsun. Frank Keller, Cliff Traff. Paul Dittcr. Douglas Noiss. Sam Wicgand. Sixth Rowi Tom Doolittle. John Dumas. Pat Brooks, Wilma Vandefbundt, Jean Lock. Bob Sheppard, Doris Peterson. Nancy Lee, Bob Johnson. Fifth Rowm-Barbara Hubert. Carolyn Quay. Jock Nolte. Barbara Blackmarr. Marilyxm Koch. Muriel Leuer, Irene Anderson, Roy Swenson. Donna Perry. Carol Lewis. Fourth Rowaeverly Cox. Marie Hughes. Pauline Kuss. Barbara Wasgatt. Fred Moritz. Nancy Montgomery. Joan Squicrs. Kathryn Neiss. Audre Johnson. Lois Phillips, Third Row-iLloyd Larson, Molly Getten, Leona Baker, Ruth Foscr. Joan Kelley, Joyce McLaughlin, Mary Jerome. Nancy Elmburg. Regina Ogoniak, Jane Cirpinski. Second Row kMary Lou VVieChcrt. Mary Gates. Dave Luttio. Florence Strachata. Mary Ann Dunn, Lois Johnson, Jeanne Gates. Barbara Olson. Frances Wright. First RowWDon Johnson. Ann Rea. Sue Powell. June Vickerman, Marcella Koski. Barbara Bollum, Alberta Bickford. Helen Stimler, Ann Jones. Delores Hawes. 6404M ';111;401$ 1w lmrc Iward on high.., 411115 the t-hnrus. Illilll'llillg in prurvssiun. again npcnod tho trauliliunul Christmas program. Thu svvvnly-lixo nwmlwrs urv under the dim-linn nf Miss lithvl Svhvidvl and haVo tun and three huurs, prm-tivv wvvkb in preparation for llwir numcrnus uppvurunt'vs. The entire l'hUFUS took part in tho musiv foslixul hvld ill Rulylvinsdalo High Svhuul April 20. at whit'h Put Hrnnks. Audn1 Juhnsun and Lnyd 0151 11 wvrv snlnisls. us xsvll as in lllt' annual Spring Cnnt'vrl hold in tho Wklymlu High Svhunl Amlilnrium on May H. The Junior vhurus. made up of sixly-HVU mvmlwrs fmm lhv Junior High Ht-lmnl. has uppvarvd at tho Tllunksgix'ing and Christmas prngrums. Id. 04524 am Top RowiiRoss Benton. Bill Koski. Tom Traff. John Daccy. Stanley Ornat. Thomas Ericson. LcRoy ICC. XVilliam Lillemn, Dick Meyer. Fifth RnwrvLcRoy Boyes. George Gotten. Charles Dart. James Grady. Beatrice VVoinand, Bcry! Sturtovant. Monic Shrcxx'sbury. Kathryn MCGill. George Kroatz. Lucm Patch. Fourth Roxxu -I.chrnc Iluar, Audro W'anngran, Evelyn Eystad. Alice Faber. Caroline Ford. Arlotta Albors. Mary Jo Grant. Vera Fnddon. Carol anzmson. Third Rnwr Shirley Albors. llclon Ratlczm. Elsa Clrpmskl. Bomta Hamel, Rim Stl'yblcky. Patricia Loax'itt. Jane Brockway. Betty Shrcwshury. Harlan Johnson. Dzn'ld I i 1. Second Row Janm H'ostling. Kathryn ng. Pvauy Rood. Romania Nelss. Norman Sheppard. DLlVld Maymu Charles Hagstrom. Robert Clrpmskx. Glen Graves. Flrst Row Marlon Schwbo. Mary Loo Collins. JgnmnManucn. Rim Roisor. Arlyn Nelson. Suzanne Gurcoau. Jack Jakupcmk. Rnsomary Crundnll. Bomta ; ntc Sixth 113w Dave Kuc'x Dwainc Osicr. Don C eveland. Ccra1 ' Fuss, R'cWard Osic-r. Jack Reiscr. Chuck Gill, Cnnmc :nx'dor. Tom Donllttio. Sam Vk'iejand. Fxft 1 Rcvw Emmett Getten. Dar 5 Day. Etta Adams. Lennie LeRoux. Jauguclnw Andorszn. Betty Karels. Vonnice Mass, Paulrne Kuss. William Lillemo, Bcb Freer. Fourth Ruv Dnruthy Ilanszn. Edith Spurzem. Joyce Fen'ell. L0.s lee'w. Marie 'riugz'xes. Alice halvu'sen. Betty Iielltng. Armaican Albers. Leena Baker. Babote Dart. Third Rmeka Teetzel. Jeanne Bro her. Frances Wright. Marv Lou Wochert. Marv Rettinger. Bcaitvcc Weinand. Barbara Gray. Marjorie Miller. Mary Turner. Shula Andcrm n. Mary Johnson. SeC'md Rmx- Jean Miller. Eleanor Cleveland. Jcan Lindberg. Vn'pan Esior. Bill O'Cmmor. M ckcv Anderson. Jack Redhead. George Perry. Llovd Larson. Merwin Edholm. valan XVax-d. F rst Rmvr J m Wood. Ja; ne Nelson. P Vllis Willmms. Ramona Stx'cwsbury. June Vickcrman, Ccnmo Brunnoll. Florence Iieno, Claire Haycraft. Giana XYaI'd. Margo McIntyre. Mrs. Meyer. pep em U, A. gang riuzrv you go! 1.1. . Wand lho rlwvrlvudt'rs r-Bmorly Cox. David Lullin. Juan Squims. Barbara Wusgall and Many lx'skii;gu inln zu'liun. All immvulinn this yulr was the salrcliml 0f Juninr High t'hCPX lt'iHlUl ;1 Suzunnv Uarvvuu. Arlyn X01511. Pvggy erd. lix't'lyn Kyslad and mel XVO 11in :. Clulv OHit-ors xwrv Cmmio Hrunell. president; Bub l,indlrrg. xit'v-prvsidvnt: Florence Honn. svx'rvlary: and .llznv ivkvrman. lrvusurvr. 'l'hv Pcp Club is under 111': dim .liun nf Mrs. Meyer. Seventh Rmvr N'ictor Olson. Bill Soderholm. Hale Grabill. Deane Eisclc. Edgar Patch, Cliff Traff, Charles Vandchre. Don Persian. Fred Moritz, Don Campbell. Sixth Roxv B0b Erickson. Joan Kloss. Janet McWilliams. Barbara Ratican. Muriel Shearn. Marilynn Koch. Dorothy Baker. Delores Hilmer. James Moore. Flfth Row Lois Thies. Jane Cirpinski, Doris Edholm. Mavis Hash . Priscilla Fadden, Louis Hunt. Francis Perry. Elaine Eslcr. Ann Jakupcaik. Bernadeite cher. Fourth RowiEmily Jakupcaik. Jeannette Krasky. Marlys McKenzie. Beverly Jordan. Dorothy Olson. Mary Gates. Regina Ogoniak. Diane Frost. Jean Gald. Third Rotharbara Wilson. Jeanne Gates. Delores Hawes. Jeanne Nelson. Jere Gibbs. June Johnson. Joan McLaughlin. Doris Pepin. Second RowiFrank Ogoniak. Elaine Ledstrom. Lois Phillips. Mary Ann Raskob. Reba Turnham. Slg'ny Seward, Florence LaMere. Lawrence LaMere. Flrst Row-Joan Squiers. Donna Perry. Bov Cox. Dave Luttio. Marcella Koski. P31 Rood. Barbara Wasgatt. Left to right. seateduTom Luttio. Kee Peterson, Larry Sorenssn. Jerrv Hamlet. Jean Miller. Craig Peterson. Geraldine GlbbS. Ronald Wiggins. Mary Knutson. Barbara McKinney. Helen Fairfield. Marv Ann Dunn. Donald Johnson. Francis Pcrrv. Barbara Wllscn. Marion Cruikshank. Connee Johnson. Joyce McLaughlin. Betty Hadley. Marjorie Miller. Faitt Luttio. Charles Collison. Lois Phillips. Pat Brooks. Jean :nvder. Barbara Rubert. Bettv Persian. Delores Hilmer. Lloyd Larson. Bertram Andersen. James Grant. David Luttio. Robert King. George Perry. Standing. left to right; Mr. Turnblad. Jolin Cargill, Pat Rubert. Muriel Shearn. Dennis Dacey. Band Strike up the music; the band has begune And the hand Plan's on under the direction of Earl Turnhlad. The hand. eonsisting uf some fifty members. has performed at football and haskethall games. and also at sehuol pep tests. In February the hand gave a hWar Bond Concert. requiring the purchase, of war lmnds 0r stamps for admission. The resulting sales amounted tn $232. The hand also spnnsured a school danee in April. presented a spring concert and will play at the Memorial Day program and at Cummem'ement. It played during intermission at the Junior class play. In November the mothers of the hand members gave them a party. at whivh they ate and danced. Marjnrie Miller leads the twirlers this year. The other twirlers are: Betty Persian, Carol Shearn, Arlyn helsun. Pat Ruhert and Cnnnee Johnson. Francis Perry is president of the hand: Dun Persian. Vive president: Marion Cruikshank. secretary and treasurer. 34644 Qua'IZeZte Left to right 781 Beckwith. Bob King, George Pererames Grant. Third Row Bruce Day. HaIOId VandeVere. Lo eslon. Bill Sween.Edga1' Patch Deane Thompson. vd Second RowsChuck Gill. Rodney Johnson Albert Johnson Douglas Fox. E1111e1si OSchLiltz. First Row Mr. Johnson. Jack Ostvig, Fred Norton. Douglas Neiss 1,4132; Better Chrislian living is our motto: Hugo Swanson Mr Aend The Hi-Y. a Chlistian organization whose putpose is to 11eate.11111i11tai11. and extend throughout the s1h11111 and community high standards of Ch1istian charat'rte r. is 1111111111'ted H 11h the Y.M.C.A. in Minneapolis. Its oHicers fm 19H and 19-15 isere Dick Stimlel dent: Bruce Day and Douglas Xe'iss. secretaries: Edgar Pau'h. sergeant-at-anns. The advisor is Mr. and Deane Thompson. presidents: Bill Sween. Vice presi- Rod Johnson and Jack Osh'iw. treasurers: Jack Ostvig and V . A . JUilllSUll. 3W Rita Adams . . . her dark hrnwn eyes In Jean Leek. Irene Anderson . . . huukkeeping ability 111 Dorothy Ryan. Mary Anderson . . . her gum tn Esther Smetana. D111 Baker . . . German II class 111 June Vickernmn. Barb Blaekmarr . . . sparkling personality to Barh W'asgatt. Barb Bullum . . . hack row in Chorus tn Carol Lewis. Connie Brunnell . . . red hair to Edgar Patch. Darrel Burkhardt . . . Wayzatan to anyone whu wants it. Jean Cashman . . . quiescent manner to Florence Strachutu. Jane Cirpinski .. . her vnive lessuns to Jerry Russ. D1111 Cleveland . . . wnlfish intentions to David Lee. Bm- Cux . . . her 1'heerlea1iing outfit 111 Cunnie Snyder. Juhn Ditter . . . his manly figure tn Bernie Raster. Paul Ditter . . . his temperance tn Bud Carlson. Pat DuPrey . . .her111id-yeur Vacations tn Eieanur Clex'eland. Jim Fairfield . . . watermelnns to their owners. Joyce Ferrell . . . her sweaters tn Elmer Schultz. Doug Fox . . . Red Crnss tn Mrs. Benesh. Dal Frust . . . leaxes the Ethics Board. gladly. Bernie Hagherg . ..a1hieti1' ability In MaryTurner. Florence Henu . . . her iron pills to Dnris Day. Louis Hunt . . . peripatetic huhits 10 A1111 Rea. Emily Jakupcaik . . . her typing tevhnique tn Duxe Luttiu. .-'111dr1 ,luhnsu11 . .. her clarinet I11 Dnruthy A1111 Hayes. Adrian Jordan . . .111111ie111111'hi11etn Dung Hasty. Bernie Jordan . . .lightweightchampiunship1110s1'enlu Stimler. Frank Keller . . . his glih 11111111111111 Priscilla Faithlen. Jue Kingman . . . his Imugie 11ml huw-ties tn Stella Muttern and Cliff Trafi. Beverly Klnss . . . family representaliun to her sister. Juan. Jeannette Krasky . . . retl polkadnt pajamas tn Bill Snderhulm. Flnrem'e LaMere . . . her Mndel A to her little hrnther. Jeanette LPRUUX . . . her kid sister 111 the wnlves. Luis Linden . . . svholastiv standing 111 Jean Breitner. Chm'k Nelsnn . . . IeaVes. 11111 nut withnut. his glasses. Loyd Nelson . . . his height 111 Sharon Herbig. Jm'k ante . . . her dramatic ability 10 Katherine Neiss. Regina Oguniak . . . her stnries tn D1111 Coyne. Jack 0stvig . . . his tackle pusitiun on the fuuthall team tn Marjorie Nl1'lntyre. Doris Petersun . . . speech class to Dung Neiss. Sue Powell . . . her way with the nppnsite sex to Chuck Gill. Bernie P111il1leitner . . . his physics manual fur Wid . Dun Raskuh . . . trigunmnetry functions 10 Jnhn Dumas. Pat Reed . . . her 11111 to Betty Hadley. John Reiser . . . leaxes 51h huur study 111 Fuzzie. Andy Ruhinsun . . . witty re11111rlxsi'tn Fred Norton. Signy Seward . . . her persex ering gmul nature to Carnlyn Quay. Muriel Shearn . . . her giggle to John Adams. Edith Spurzem . . . her plaid slacks tn Funtaine Nash. Dick Stimh'r . ..tl1epnli1'efur1'etn Heed Neddermeyer. Rwy Swensnn . . . all his girls to :Hln-rt .lnhnsun. Dick Tee-tzel . . . his dexiltn tn Jnyve McLaughlin. Shirley Tuttie . . . her hahy talk tn Gerald DykniT. Bull l,imllierg.r is now in the l . S. Arnn. Luren Ilc'lling Hugn Swansnn 1 are in thel . S. Nuxy. Harri i zuuie Vere I I' 1 t - 1. a Top RoxxA Doug Neiss Jeanne Bleitnel John Dumas. June Vickelman F1 ed Noxton Marv Jerome. Dick Dodd. Second Rtm Connie 911xcheane Thompson. Bruc ce Da Albert Johnson Nancv Montgomen Florence Strachata. Don Coync. First Rmx-Bud Carlson Joan Kelley Balba1a Wasgatt jam 61.744 p164; Buckle Down I'I'IISOCIEZ'F, hThus the curtain parted on the first ad of the Junior class play, Best Foot Fnrward;a under the direction of Miss lune MVUOP. Tho vast included Rivhard Dudd. Connie Snyder. Fred Norton. John Dumas. Bruce Day. Albert Johnson. Joanne Breitner hanu Mnntgonwlfx. June Vickerman. W'alter Carlson. Deane Thompson. Florem-P Strachuta. Donald Cuynv. Huuglas Neiss Juan Kellex, Barbara Wasgatt and Mary Alive Jerome. Bud explains I110 situation. Thv play centers around the problem that arises when Calc Juy. a movie star. agrees. as a puhlivib stunt. tn lw the pram date of Bud Hooper. a student at Whinsm-ki High. The arrangement almost ended Bud's 111111111100 and nearly caused his expulsion from svhnol. but the actress and hvr puhlicity agent t-leverb saved thv situation. 0p RowivJock Nolte, Dal Frost. Andy Robinson, Miss Iieinen. Joe KingIIIan. Front Row-Doris Peterson. Bev Cox. Joyce FCIYGH. Roy Swanson. genial; 61644 play NIIII'ng's IIII' Thing. IHI'IMIiId In Miss MIIIgIIIII HPillOll. Thv I- as! iIIIlIIIlIIl Rm SIIIIIISIIII. BIIIII BlilI'uknlilll IWMHIH. lIIIk Inltv. DIIIis P010150 . BM LIIx. .XIIIII RIIIIIIISIIII and Hal IIIIsl. Joe KiIIgIIIaII, JIIyI'I' Sxxing's the Thing nus gixvn On April 27. Hf Ihr making of 119 bunks IIIPI'P is no Hui. 'IilIII Library CIIIII is IIIIIiI-I' HIP dil'H'liUll of Miss Sarah LIIIIIII with DIII'IIlhy Anne Haves. prgsidmlt: BIIIIilII HIHHPI. xII'II lH't'SldClllZ Doris Day. SH'H'UHIV'Z SIlViII DI kIIIT. lrI'IIsurIIr: zIIIIi ICIIIIiI'el IPllPl. IUIIHIIithPI iIIIiIIIIIIII. .L'W 8M Third Row 41811105 Grant. Doris Day. EmIly Jakupcaik. Dorothy Ann Hayes. Second RIin ALaX'CFH Huar. LoRIIy Boxes. Sylvia Dykoff. Eunice Lcuer. Barbara Wilson. First RIWY Mms Lamb. Donald Andersen. BItnIta Hamel. Flurcnco Heno. Florence LaMere. nn 'l lH-Z Mm'm Pun: .VITHUI'IS. X xl u. Srurlr n anx. 5'1 Ii st'rs Hm: Mrni. Climm: Luulls x'l' Jmc's Fm S'HHTIUM HUHl-i Umemmns. S'rwr: Cum. GWW WAYZATA STATE BANK GENERAL BANKING. SAVINGS AND INSURANCE Wayzata. Minnesota Phone Wayzata 55 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RETTINGER'S GROCERY Compliments of Long Lake JOSEPH R. MERZ GASOLINE 8: FUEL OILS Congratulations MINNETONKA OIL CO. WAYZATA THEATER Phone Wayzata 263 REEVE'S FOOD MARKET FARMER'S FEED MILL SUNSET HILL CUSTOM GRINDING 3: MIXING Wayzata Blvd. Hamel, Minnesota Meet your friends at The COMMUNITY DRUG and LUNCH BOX For Quality Drugs. 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