Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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Suqar and Spice and Ever'jthinq Nice! Gocd '0 thp '35, dron T. Dunn. 11, Muwmrd. and J Cnuntm'mzm J. Grady 14 Putvh. .I, Enusvth. M. Pctcx'snn. W. Budonski. M. L'nllllh. U KI'M'RMIH. '1 . THIN, and I. KL'lch Meet tMr. HehH and Dr. .19ka with no Hyde D. thl Student Council Office's and Adviser I3 Kimznimx K11 inqrn. D HchL C. Ern'kmm Junior Hiqh pep club n1 Rnxx: Ihmm Snuivr. Manny lewuvr. Rhoda Ann Nvlsun. 1 1 Jumcr quh specxal mteresf army? Elmanur Eksnum Smumi Rmx: 311w Andrews. Barbara Inc'l'nurncau. , .In.m anznxmnum. Luvmdu Kvllvr. Maruurcl Swvnsun, Thlrd Ran I'nxi hum 111:.zxA :11m :: n-n. Rnnuld Hukvr. Bah Mmur. John . k'urnld Lunh. Umm- i-iru'ksnn. CH Mal Eplnnd. FIOYUHCV HHIW. Rlclv Ifunrn. hm 1'; 1.1mh-11. .Xk .xlh-x' AHu-Is. Hungld vah'xclo Svcund .1111 V luy Funny. Ruu: .Innv qunluy. Shirley Dwornknwskl. hmx. .X .w hHth'IM'H. lxe l'nwh. MA Ills Sgu-rn. Mun Lukzmvn Dorothy Igrndiurd' Murlvnv Murk. Lucmda 3101110,: Penny Baker. '1 xx'cmy-onc

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,tlT 2!! 1 . . 3 1 First Row: T.Traff,D.Stree1er, R. Ice, B. Koski. Re. sKroskin. Third Row: L. Schiebe, J. Jo D. b Sorenson D. Hehl. Second Row: D. Rosekrans, D. Maver, T. Loaney, D. alfanz, N. Sheppard, P. Peterson, J. Gradv. Fourth Row: B. Kingman, M Anderson, C. Genen, T. Le o, J. eEngsetBha. Fifth Row1D1Meyer, B.Mi11er,J.Van Dyke, J. Coun- Dac n'yman, D. Sorenson, J. LETTERMAN'S CLUB In your Greek civilization. Hector, the mark of cour- age. valor. 01' honor was the laurel wreath, most often given for athletic accomplishment in the Olympic contests: 0111' mark of distinction in sports is a replica of the school initial 01' letter. Any boy W110 sports a big. blue-and-gold W here is eligible for membership in the Lette1'111an15' Club. The Club, under President Bill Koski. S1'1-1'111111'y Roy Ice. Treasurer Don St1'eete1', 11nd advised by Coach Crown- ingshield 11nde1took the looking 11p of sports events and standings of previous veaI'5' in the communitx 11111151311111'1' The Minnetonka Herald, and the compiling 111 1111 5'11 1111111113 into a volume for publication. T1115 11 15' the Lettermen 5' principal project this year. First Row1R1K1-osk'1.n K. Leu J Jon 3. W. Olson. J Soderholm. D. Hill, R. Bouley. B. Baer, N. Sheppard. Kreatsz1Lebo D. Hehl'. D. Streeternc.51ryker.C.Den C. M. -' F'f Koskx B Kingman, , .Miller J Countryman. J. Ennseth. ATHLETIC RULES 1111.51 11.5' 1'11111' 11111111111 1111'1111 111 1115111155 111111115 111 111w 111111 evidence. 0 T1'11J1111. 11111' 1111115 Whu 11'15'11 I11 111.51'115'5' 1111- 11.5'11111'15 111 11111111111' 111'1111'1111115' 111111 11111 31111111111' 11111115 111111 Regulutnms Club. adx'115'1c1 113' M12 George Anderson. This '1 1111111 nV. Fourth Row 1 1h R cw: D. Meyer. R. Ice. W. Budenski, E. Meyer. J. Van Dyke. e.r H Johnscn, D. Wilscn. G. Reiser. I... Schomner. Mr. Anderson. T. TraH. Second Row: Third Rcw: D. Balfanz, D. Nelson. G. D. Screnson. J. DaceV. J. GradV. B. 1'11111 15' 1111- 111111'115'1 111 1111- 1111111 511111111. 11111'11111 11111111 111'- 111111171111 111' M1. X111111'5'1111 111.51 1'11111'. T1111 131111111511 111 1111 111111 1.5' 111 1 x11111111 1111 1111115 111111 1'1111111111111115' 111 11 5111111 11111- 1113' 11111 5111115111115' 111 11 111111 11 1.5' 11111x'1.11 X1151 11115 111'1-1x- pl1111111d and questions 11111 1111.511'1'1111d bjx M1: Anderson.

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First Row: J. Jones, J. Countrvman, D. Streeter, D. Hehl. R. Ice, R. Miller. R. Kroskin, W. Koski. T. Lebo, D. Meyer. M. Bloom, D. Sorenson, W. Kingman, C. Stiles. Second Rcw: Mr. Elliott, J. Engseih, C. Trittlewitz, G. Genen. W. Baer, J. Grady,-R. Wilson. R. Maver, J. Van Dyke. J. Soderholm, W. Olson, M. Anderson, C. Stryker, Mr. Detloff. Mr. Crowmngshield. Third Row: B. Malone, D. Hill, T. Loanev, L. Boch, G. Kreatz, E. Mever. W. Budenski. D. Rosekrans. D. Belfanz, K. Quasi, J. Koester, C. Dennv, R. Eckstrom. FOOTBALL 7-0 lead and held it throughout the first half. Crowning- shield gave his boys the Works in the intermission and Well, I-Ieetor. I suppose throughout all your days you they Went out and tore the Warriors apart. Bill Koski. have seen many great zieeomplishments, but we here at taking advantage of the good teamwork. seored twiee to Waygata ezinlt help but feel rather proud of our football put VVayzata ahead 13-7. Robbinsdale. after losing 8-0 to teams showing this year. The Trojans of '48. coached by St. Louis Park. soared up to beat us 27-6 the t'ollmving Bud Crowningshield. gradually climbed the long road to Week. Excelsior dealt the Trojans a rather erippling blow championship honors. hitting only one detour. Robbins- in the next game. but it wasnit enough to defeat us. Mid- dale. way through the first quarter Reg Kroskinls knee was in- . The eonferenee season started with a game at Mound. jured severely. But the boys kept their eorks Up and went in whieh the Trojans took 1m early lead and held the strings on to win 12-7. University High next entertained the throughout the game. Reg Kroskin showed am exceptional Trojunis ltlst and fell 21-0. tlblllty in this game. scoring two T Dls 11nd quarterbziek- Then. Heetor. eame THE gamegSt. Louis Park on Oe- mg the team to 21 26-0 vietory. Then Hopkins eame over tober 27. The largest erowd that ever witnessed il VVUY- here and did their best to beat us. They took am early zzitu game. over 5.000. gathered for this ull-important eon- test. Park was favored to Win. The game was deadly fought all the way. Late in the first quarter Vk'uyzutu missed a touchdown by inehes. but they eume back quickly to seore in the see- ond quarter as haird-driving Ken Quust plowed through right tziekle for the first T. D. From then until the tinul moments of the last quarter 'Wuyzuta out-plziyed the Parkites. narrowly miss- ing tWo touchdowns because of penal- ties and fumbles. Park tlitln't threat- en uritil late in the liliill utmrter. when they frustrateclly pounded at our goal in ii do-or-rlie utteiiipt. Disaster threat- ened. Four downs; they lost the hull. n i X s s. i '1 g. ' lv .i' 0.9' a n . x ' m n . v - t . I y i . XK'e tuniE-led. They reeoVered 11nd e . ,. G . itzissz-tl. rilitlsv lust minutes seemed 'i$nv Q'A rvfk:.r1:hJ-; V... . , endless. Ihey passed CtLQAllirilI'lL'ltnt- . ' ' nlete. Another puss. Gt-ot'ge Ixreutz Km; :31. T 7 - . iiitereepted on the three With four see- omts to go. The game Was suretl; thx tosehumpztrnship v.';is ours. 0m Yrs. lieeiur. you shuttltl have lteeti :iit'I'kt. Total 1111' the sugnnz 4'. Wins and l itbi 'l'he tiztshmztn team. under the :ilile FOOTBALL NEH TEAM tilit-t'ltun Hli Cnuvlt Alitlelisnn. iit'eurtit-ti Fin! Row: G. Kreatz. D. Anderson. C. McIntosh. D. Streetert W. Fadden. 1.. Carol D. 3 Wins Liliki 4 lnsM's standouts Were' SchaHer. K. Leueri T. Farrinqan. J. Miller, C. Anderson, L. Schmor, H. Sidman. Second K ,n I AL. ,. 't .11 i l . .0 - ' now: Coach Anderson. F. White, F. Schiebe. D. Wolf, K. Martin H. Day, G. Carrish. 1:. l 'l 0 t J l h - Hm W Mt ht'llh Meiner. J. Cunningham, R. Swensonl B. Johnson N. Homer, M. Madison. Kid: 1111. Les 0mm. and Frank St'hit'he. Iueiitxvtuo