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First Row: J. Canterbury, P. Reed, A. Faber, M. Collins. M. B. Chase. P. Fese Third Berqlund. Fifth Row: D. Grabill, Ni Camp. C. Chase. L. r. Grahai-r'n. I S. Hughes. D. Gorham. Sixth Rosz. Gerber, G. Kloss, W. Johnson, L. Ekern, J. Groff, J. Enqselh, M. Grant, PEP CLUB With the coming of fall and football. the most active season 0f 111C illl-gil'ls' Pep Club begins. As in your day, Hector, when the women spectators voiced encouragement imdgave favors to cheer athletes on to victory from the stadium, our Pep Club constitutes today's feminine back- bone of the sidelines. This group practices ChCCl'S and leads the crowds in following the C'hCCllCildClJS motions. Thls Oltganization also votes in 01' vetoes new cheers and helps the school choose cheerleaders by conducting tryouts. The cheerleaders chosen for this year were: Judy Canter- bury. MZIFB' Lee Collins. Alice Faber. Mary Leuer. and . V ; A r'AQ'IJQ. :1, o r ' s Firs! Row: D. Wasqan, M. Ouimbv, P. Anderson, M. Peterso Fourth Row: G. Burch, D. Brandenburg. M. Dykoff, G. Helqerson, Leuer. Mrs. Botkin. Row: D. ickey. M. Dacey. Second Row: L. Dunnl G. L. Kath. S. Borsheim. S. S. Blodqen, S. Leek, A. J. Brockway. Dunn. J. Carufel. B. Dusoski, G. Erickson. N. Erickson. Peggy Reed. The principal source of revenue is the candy- selling project done by members of the Pep Club at games. This year an honor point system based on individual at- tendance at games was worked out by Advisor Mrs. But- kin and Principal Mr. Widsten. Under this system loyal meters are awarded pins upon graduation if they have at- tended the required number of games. Led by President Marilyn Peterson. Viee-Pi'esident Pat Anderson. Secretary Barbara Hollis. and Treasurer Pat Stiles. the Pep Club gaVe a winter dance, ttThe Snowball. somewhat comparable to your Dionysian festival of mei'rymaking. Hector. This event was enjoyed by all as one of the nicest of the year. x l y. -m, n. B. Hollis. P. Stiles. J. Zernold. Second Row: M. O'- Connor. N. Thomson. B. Olson A Williams B Shrewsburv R Turnha ' ' . . . . . . . m. B. Persxan. Third Row: M. Ma nard, L. ginkgo Vii Sxeetey. J. Olson, C. Moritz. At Nelson, C. Shearn. M. Schiebe. Fourth Row: M. Rienke. J. Lebo,yJ. Peter- . . es ma. 8. Thomson, N. Wasqan. L. Johnson. Fifth Row: M. McGillivx-ay. A. Wanngren, R. Neiss. B. Johnnon, B. McKenny. R. Nygard, M. Roberts. 1.. Patch. Seventeen
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.1? I::: x :e C .:..,; 1:..5'11 5'5 Deterson, J. 015 son. J. Larson. G. Graves. D. Sq res. Swanson. D. Gorham, J. Westling, M. Dykhoff. D. Thompson. '1'. Brenna. WAYZATAN News was carried among Grecian tribes by swift 1'1111- 11ers. The heads of our school newspaper Gayle Erick- son. Editor: Karin Elmburg. Assistant Editor. and Tom Loaney, Sports Editor. often do as much footwm'k 111 p111- pal'ing school happenings for publication as did these 111115- sengers of yours, Hector. The newspaper. called The Wayzatan. sponsors an annual Sadie Hawkin's Day D11n1-11 including such t'aditions as Kickapoo Joy Juice. Onncccs- s111'y Mountain. and 11 Little Abner and 11 Daisy M1111. elected from amongr the students. The staff members in- clude: The three editors Jim Larson. Glen Grave 1m 11d- vertising: Ingrid Kelley. exchange editor: Lucia Patch. Marilyn Peterson. Lois Dunn. M111'3' J11 Grant. Barbara Hollis. in charge of the staff's principal 5111111111 11f 1'113'11111111. candy $111113 M111'3' cho. Marion D3'kh11f'f. J11 Anne Dona- 111111. R11se111111'3' R11is111'. M1113 Lou Donahue. A1'111n11 R118- Editors and Advisors T. 1.1131103; G. Enckmn. Mus Ranuslnnd. K Elmhuru Sixteen 1111's! Row: M. Heno. T. Loaney, Miss Ramsland, G. Erickson. K. Elmburg. M. Collins, B. Olson. Dunn, B. Thomson, M. Havelka, C. Date, H. Fairfield, A. Crowningshield. Fourth Row: uFifth Row:R.Gerbe1-, M. Peterson, M. Hevens. J. Donahue. M. Grant. Sixth Row: J. Engseth. 8. Ben, E. Barxholow. Second Row: L. Third How: I. KelleV, J. Brockwav, J. R. Rilev, B. Hollis, C. Johnson, D. Sorenson. B. McGillivrav, L.Pa1ch,C. B. Tynan, B Lindman J. Grady, kob. R11m111111 Schmidt. 13111515: 1311111111111 T3'111111. 111'tist: Jim L111's1111. photographer: J111111 P111.t11'.x'1111 E31111'3'L1111 Collins. Judy G1'11f'f J111111 Westlim: M 1111311 1311Gill3'r113'.1'11'1'11111- 111111: Anne C1H1133n1ngsl1111.1d Jim Cn'111i3' J111 13' Engsvth. K11nn3 L11u111' . sports 1 111p111t11's: 11111111 1'11111151111. L111'111 P1111111. Cynthia 0111'11. J111111 B1'111'k33'113'. Ruth G111'h111'. Bunnie Lind- m1m. D1111n11 8111111151111. D111'l1-1111 8111111115. Ch111'l111111 Stephens. Dwight T1111111p511n. M111'g111'111 D113. Tum 13111111111. Murcia S111. 1 .111 Donna G111'h11m. 8113' 0131111. 11115111111113 R11113.' J1111nn11 Olson. Barbara 833111151111. N1111113' 11111411111111. 11111111111115 T1111 'W113'z11t1111 prints 11111 1'113111111111'3' 111-33'5 51111105111111 1111s in addition. 5113'111'111 1111111111115. 11 33'11111113' 111111111111 111111311133. and interviews 111' the student body 11111111111'1111111. pertinent ques- tions. Miss R11111sl1111d advises H111 111133'sp11p111' staff. which is 11111 1111111111111 111' student expression 11nd 11111 means for keeping 11111 51111111111 h11d3' 1133'111'1- 111' 11311115 Concerning 11111 school. THE WAYZATAN 1948-49 P2111111 - - 1 1 - Gayle E1'11'kmw11 Asmsmnt P21111111 - - - K111'111 Elmhurg 8111.111 1321111111 1 - . - - T0111 L11311113' .31113'1'111111111: 1 - 1111.1. 1.1115011. Glenn G1'113'11 Ex1-111111L111 111111.1- - - 1111:1'11d K1'11113' Candy 8111115 1 - - L'11'1.1 Patch. 31111'113'11 Peterson 1-111s Dunn. .31111'3' .111 Grant. B111'h111'11 Holhs T311151 - - M;11'3' 11111111. 3111111111 Dykhntf. 1111511111313 1111151111 M1113 1.1111 D11111111111'. 1111111111111 51411111111 A11151 1 - - Phutnm'upiu-I' - 1 .109. 11110 Donahue. A1'1111111 Raskoh. - - - Brandon T311311 - 1 1 J1111 1.;11'81111 1'11'1'11111111121 ', . . .1114111 1'1-1111'51111. M1113 1.1111 Cullms. 113 1111111. 11.111141 33111111111: .XI.11'1I311 M11Glll3'1'113' Spnrh 11111111111115 - - :311111- 01111.3111111.:511111111. 111111 Grady. 111'1'3 Ensu-Ih. K1111113' 1.11111'1' 111-1111111115 - J11.111 1'1111'51111.D111k 81111111111133; .111'1..1 P111111: 1 311111.1 011'11. .111; 11 8111111133 .13'. Rulh G111'h111'. 011.1111- 51111-111011.1111111-1111511111111'5. D1131 11051111111115. l.11111.:111. 1 2111111111 511131111. D331:'.!1I '1'11111111151111. 3111111111111 D113 .1111111 1.111 11.1. 311111111 8111;11'. D11111111 C111'1111111.H11h 11111. 1 .13' 0111111., Ix11x11111.113 111113. 3.11'1111111 833111151111 311135111 1 1 - 11 - X1155 11111111111111!
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D. Belfanz. Purdv. T. Brenna. P. Anderson. M. J. Jakupeiak. D nThmnpson Peterson 8. 0151 P. Rubert. Miss STATE CHORUS At the M. E. A. conference this year, a chorus of members of choirs from many schools in this vicinity was organized under the di1ect111n of 11 Fred Waning 111'11mge1 Don Craig. Two members 'f10m each of the sections in 0111 school Choir were sent. From the ten1111. D. Belfanz and T. Brenna: from the altos. P. Anderson and M. Petersen: and from the s11p1'11r111s. B. Olson and P. Rubert. This M. E. A. mass choir practised both sacred 11nd secular music which they sang in the evening for representatives and teachers at the conference. 11 w W - 'T Firs! Row: M. Johnson. 1.. Maxwell. J. Mannen. R. Styrbicki. Back Row: Bev Olson. Marilyn Peterson, Pat Anderson, Joanne Olson, Ingred Kellev. Bottom Row: Pa! Ruben, Judy Znerold, Beny Chase, Miss Purdv. TRIPLE TRIO The girls Triple T1'111 1m 11utg1'11xxth 111' the Senior Choir is about the size 111 e'h111111 groups 111 1 11111 civili- zution Hector Miss Purdv. the e111111 d111'1t111 111u11n1zed nine girls into 11 se1ttl111'sing1ng 111111111. The singms Were sopranosePatty Hubert. Judy Znemld. Betty Chase: second s11p1'11n11se1ng1'id Kelley. Beverly 0151111. Murcia Seegzll'; 111t11s-M111'11y11 Peterson. Put Anderson. Joanne Olson. They have sung at the 11111111111154 p111: 1111'11111111'es: the school chorus 1135111111113'. P. T. A.. D1'11- 11111t11' Club talent show. and the Spring C11111'e1't. Swanscn, C. Stephens, R. Waltsn. S. Er1ckscn. Miss Lamb. Second Row: R. Neiss. R. Dworkowski. M. 5111111912 E. Anderson. 8. Leuer. M. Cocklack, D. Mitchell, M. Johnson. B. Stcdola. H. Dunnell. F. Rosekrans. LIBRARY CLUB They 111511 l1-11111. 111111 the supervisinn 111 the 11111'15111'. M155 The historians 111 111111' 1111111 11111111111011 111-11111 1113111111 111111111. 111111111 11111'111'1' seiehee. how 111 11511 the 1'111'111111'11t111'1' the first 11111111115 13v 111111111111: 1-1'111tx 111111 1111115 1111'11115- helps 111 1111-1111111: 111111115 1111 1111-5111'1YL'S. The 1'11111 1111111111115 te1'1ty. Sueh t1'1-115111'1s 11f 11111111111'1111- f11111111 111 111111115 1111- 111111-11 1'111111111'1-1' 1111' Weekly 51-1'1'11'1- 111 the 11111'111'1'. 131111 of searched 11nd 11151'11551-11 113' the 1111-111111-1'5 111' 1111- L1111';11'1' 1111- 11111111115 1111111 the 111111'111'1' Club's 11111111-1'1111111111-11111'1e11 Club. The 11111 11111111151. 111 th1s 111111 15 111 111111-11 115 1111-111- 51111-5 ewes 11. buy 3114.1115- gIX'ph at 1111- 1-1111 11f 1111'11111'111'1111 111-1's 111141111115 111 11111-111111; hunks; they 111111111 1151- 111' 1111- :1-1'11211121- 5111-11 511111-12 '11111-1-11111'5 111'111'1-1'5 111'11: 111'1-51111-111. New York Times hunk 1'1-1'11-11'1111; .11-1-111111. 111111 1111' 911111111- 111-1111:11 31111'111-11; Y11'e-P11-s1111-111. 11'11111' 0151111: 51'1'1'1-1111'1'. 1'1111 111111'111'1' A55111'1111111n 111111111151 111 1111111111154 1111 111111111 1111111111 11111111111: '111'1'115111'111'. 111111 81111111111. ' 131:;11 11111
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