Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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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

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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.

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