Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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WAYAKO RELIVES ANOTHER UNIQUE YEAR With the aid of 4 amateur photographers, 15 green yearbook staff members and one enlightener, the '66 Wayako was perfected. More pictures and novel ideas were the goals of the staff. Although there was some panicking, as was true in previous years, the deadlines, were met. Co-editors Darien Barth and Mark Anderson, and Business Manager Mark Eckes, with the guidance of Mr. Freoberg, worked long and hard with their staff to produce a Wayako for the class of '66 to be proud of. Darien Barth supports tho remaining fwo-thirdj of tho pub's Throe Muskotoors.M Morlc Eckes end Mark Anderson. It was tho night before deadline and all through the pub, confusion reigned supremo. Only one had time to sleep whon deadlines drew near. WAYAKO STAFF: L-r: Mork Anderson. Rob Hore. Oarion Barth. Mark Eckes. Sue Davis. Carol Supplee. Barb Brownewoll. Suxy Thornton. Nelson King, lindo Schaetxel. Tory Stompf. Teddy Govoras. Dobbia Martin. Nancy Jam.oson. Jim Speers, and Joyce Roiko. Sleeping: Mr. Frooberg. Not pictured Karin Korsgren.

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Right: Clotot full of future columnith. FRONT ROW L-R: John Lindtay, Jon Wright, Donn Waago. SECOND ROW. Cheryl Vieroggo, Andrea Hina, Pam Fortin. Barbara Brownawoll. THIRD ROW: Ann Schimschock. Jano Cavanagh, Pixie Martin, Darien Barth. John Slothowor. FOURTH ROW: Rob Hare. Nelson King, Cal Simmons. MiEe Haediko. AROUND CLOSET: Mr. Frooberg. Rick O’Fallon. Neal Sorensen. WAYZATAN EXPRESSES VIEWS AND DEEDS OF STUDENTS Neal Sorensen. Editor-in-Chief. and Mrs. Freeberg worked to make the Wayzatan interesting and onlightening for all its subscribers. Many controversial articles, often written by Editorial Chief. Andrea Hine. were published in the paper this year. An amusing cartoon depicting a school issue could be found in every edition. One of the most unique articles was an interview with Louis Armstrong by Pam Fortin, Feature Editor. John Slothower covered the sports and Jane Cavanagh acted as Business Manager. Wayzatan Exoc . : Mr. Frooberg. Pom Fortin, John Slothower. and Nolton King. 24 Growing” now ideot for the poper. Neal Sorenton and Jane Cavanagh. Satchmo. Pam Fortin intorviawi Logit Armttrong.

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OH SHIP OF STATE. SAIL ON, Social Problem —Where ignorance « Bli t. History and sociology classes, discussing various problems and philosophies of life, past, present, and future, help the student to better understand the complicated world in which he lives. Tho sophomores, delving into their story boolcs. attained a greater knowledge of our American heritage. Meanwhile in World History, the Juniors were confronted with the attitudes of man in past ages, and new concopts of government. Under the direction of H.H.H.Ltd. (Hoff. Harmon. Heltzer) the seniors completed a thorough study of the capitalistic system, foreign aid. the race problem, and the political structure of the U.S., and Mr. Harmon’s escapades in Russia. Would you like to try lecturing in front of thlt cleu? The students, in order to gain a more complete picture of the ideas and problems of today, have formed a World Affairs Club. The advisors are Mr. Hoff and Mr. Harmon. American Hiitory encompattei all phatai of Ufa. 26