Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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. . . in our new high school building, a monument to the American belief that a free people must be an educated people.

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7fLe fameazm of We. .. Superintendent: Mr. Jack Snyder, Wayzata: University of Illinois, B.A.g University of Minnesota, M.A. When we enter this life We assume responsibil- ities of Citizenship within our little sphere of living and as we grow both physically and intel- lectually these responsibilities become more real and complex. Our chances of success or failure are many times determined by the little obliga- tions we fulfill in our school, community, state and nation. It is an obligation of all people to take an active interest in the affairs of their com- munities whether it be in the home or at a national or international level. No one can determine our destiny but ourselves. If we have the determina- tion, the character, and the ability to pattern our lives along the objectives of good citizenship, we cannot fail. Our average fellow citizen is a sane and healthy human, who believes in decency and has a whole- some mind. The Hrst requisite of a good citizen in this democracy of ours is that he shall be able and willing to pull his weight. To the class of 1953, I hope that you will become active citizens in the communities you choose as your home and that each of you carry with you the ideals that we at Wayzata High School feel are so important for a full, successful life. HAL WIDSTEN You as a senior have reached your goal of graduation after thirteen years of study. Con- gratulations to you. Although you will leave the Wayzata High School, we will not forget you. Wayzata is your school and we want you to know we will always be interested in you and your success. Be sure to return to visit often. We hope to improve our high school each year. Down through the years you may have suggestions for making our school better, and we invite you to help us achieve our goal of making it one of the very best. The school is only as strong as the community and the community only as strong as the school. The two depend upon each other. The school helps to develop civic minded, loyal, sturdy, and progressive citizens who are vitally interested in the Welfare of the community. The community, realizing the importance of sound education, has provided a Hne new school plant and has installed and supported a modern curriculum so that the youth of the community can and will perpetuate our democracy. You as a senior will graduate and shoulder your share of the responsibility of making our com- munity an excellent place in which to live. Again, congratulations and good luck. JACK SNYDER Senior High Principal: Mr. Halvor Widsten, Wayzata: University of Minnesota. B.A.g Bemidji State Teachers' College, B.E.: University of Minnesota, M.A. Page Seven