Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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Jane Hagen Dan Halvorson Eugene Hamman Joanne Hansen Doug Hanson Nancy Hardenbergh Edward Harris Sandra Helmark Cheryl Hoaglund Richard Hofstadter Lynda Hokanson Kay Keesling Darrell Kilner Nancy Kinney Dennis Korsgrcn Mark Kunz Dennis LaBcrge Loren Langer John Lax son Paulette LeBor Carolyn Lewis Shirlev Lewis Dennis Eastman Judy Eaton Cheryl Eggers Tom Engquist Dennis Erickson Bobby Fritch Dick Gardner Jeff Getten Dennis McQuillan John MacDonald Bob Maddous Irene Magdal Ronnie Martin Patricia Merkwan Gary Meyer Roberta Mohrbacher Christie Courscn David Croar Jane Cruikshank Bonnie Hunz Sharon Hutchings Alice Jan . Leonard Jensen Bob Jensen Dave Johnson Karm Johnson Kenrlc Johnson Carol Glass Sherry Glommen Gary Goodmundson Priscilla Johnson Steven Johnson Mike Karels Sharyn Lininger Julie Little Carolyn Liljcqulst Marvin Davis Kenny Donaghuc Patricia Dudley Charles Goodrie Mary Gorman Sue Gruber Jenny Heiser Steve Hendrickson Audrey Hiscock Patricia Molan John Moore Karen Monson Kathy McGowan Colleen McKissick Donna McLaughlin Brian Nelson Bruce Nelson Judlc Nelson Margaret Noonan David Nordeen Patty Nowak Tom Nowak Joan Ollikain Mike Morris David Nason Shelly Navratlll

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Homeroom presidents Kathy Noonan. Larry Payton, and Mark Eighth graders, n w accustomed to the high school atmosphere. Kunz make plans for an eighth dance with Mrs. Tcndall. enjoy the social life found here. Eighth Graders Break School Record During Heart Attack Generosity best describes the eighth grade class. During the annual 1 leart Week Campaign, this class gave over $160 as a class, litis almost doubled the total of the second ranking class. The eighth graders entered their second year of high school in the right spirit. They continued to learn jxtrlia-mentarv procedure by conducting their own homeroom meetings and by sending representatives to the Junior High Student Council. They also joined every organization they could. School dances were old friends this year, and eighth graders really enjoved them. The Ijovs went out for sports, improving the fundamentals they had learned the year before. There weren’t too many new activities to greet the eighth graders, but they put all of their energy into mak ing the vear more enjoyable. 'Iliey attended games, both A and 1$ squad. They worked on school projects such as the art department's projects for Christmas and for spring lliere were homeroom door decorations to put up for Christmas. Schoolwork also kept them busv. Classes in l nglish. math, social studies and science kept all eighth graders busy while other eighth graders added home-cc. shop, band or chorus. Kighth graders added their pep and energy to the school and succeeded in having a great time during their second year of high school. Fred Batson Dan Bauer Judic Bergman Dick Abelson Cargfo Aitchison Judy Allen Paul Anderson Susan Anderson Ellen Baldwin Joann Bartole Judy Bartole Wendy Blackmarr Mike Bodine Leslie Borg Janet Boswinkcl Dave Brewer Susan Broze Cheryl Buxton Diane Campbell Gary Campbell Gerald Casey Jim Casey Binnie Christianson Bill Clark Carrey Clem Larry Conner Kenny Corens Mary Coughlin Page Sixty-Seven

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Albert Olsen Kathy Omllc Jay Paine Steve Payton Mary Perkins Barb Peterson Ellen Peterson Jim Peterson Pat Phillippe John Ramalcy Bill Raymond Mike Reed Rosie Rcvak Steve Roberts Bette Rohr Sandra Rol Edwatd Rost Kay Ryan Mike Ryan Mary Ryhlick Patricia St. Ongc James Schiebe Christine Schmitz Gregory Schrocder David Schutz Tom Springer v Paul Stage-berg David Stevenson Russell Wcfel Marilyn Werner Virginia Wiley Gary Schwartz Terry Sneiderinan Carol Sorenson Jane Stockton Linda Streeter Doug Sullivan Wade Sundin Chris Swagger! John Swenson J. D. Taylor Susan Thompson Maj-Slri Vanman Helmuth VonBluechcr Wayne Waukazo Kay Williams Richard Williams Leslie Wlnshlp Gerald Workingcr Bette Voungbert Robert Zeman George Parker James Parker Lai ry Payton NOT PICTURED Leroy Bcndlckson George Dusk Charles Engman Dave Plorek Duane Hoff Barbara Lane Herb Olsson Dave Oswald Christine Pearson Eighth grade math students take a test under the watchful eyes of Mr. Simonson and Mr. Walimaa Page Sixty-Nine