Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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The top at last, the circle’s finished . . . the class ring, symbol of a class and a spirit which can’t die . . . the prom with all its heartbreak and happiness . . . the diploma heralding the closing of old doors and the opening of new ones . . . although we leave, many of our names, ideas and friendships will remain to fill nitches in other circles, and influ- ence other lives.

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Class Officers, Top Ten Students Exhibit Leadership Ability Officor of tho class of 1961. Loft lo Right: Sieve Olson, veep: Joanne Westman, secretary: Judy Feser, treasurer; Tod Kins, president. just as a body is useless without a head, so our class would be a disorganized body without its leaders and scholars to guide it. Who arc these scholastic leaders? They are the students who give so much to our class, and get so little credit in return. Thev arc the ones who have planned ahead. It was not just in their senior year that they started to work hard and really buckle down. All through high school they have given up some of the fun and free tune that we take for granted in order to keep improving themselves and their grades. Working hard for our class in another way have been our class officers. Iliev are another kind of leader, perhaps more obvious, but still indispensable. This year thev have guided the class through elections, donations, dances, mottos, and all the decisions that a senior class must make. Now we can recognize and honor these leaders who have helped greatly to make our class what it is. Eight of tho top honor student in tho graduating cla» of 1961. Hughes. Bonnie Christians. Carol Larson. Judy Lamb, and Barbara Loft lo Right: Dick Bolstad. Janet Mitchell. Kathy Corens, Judy Anderson. Missing Joanne Westman and Priscilla Studholmc. Page Eight