Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

7969 MET WITH THIS SPIRIT . . . LIFE- the thought to strengthen, the will to survive CHARACTER- the individuality of each DISTINCTIVENESS-? JsU rate person in the school • % qualities as human beings CONTENTS STUDENTS........ SHARED INTERESTS .. STUDIES......... SOCIAL EVENTS... SPORTS.......... 4 5 Character til ■ii nil ■ii 13 % STUDENTS Bofore and offor views of tho Sophomore Homecoming float which took second place. Sophomores Sock It To ’Em Tho Class of 71 quickly got into tho groove of things. They contributed greatly to school spirit. In fact, thoir Homecoming float took second place. After they had adjusted to high school, they began to earn money for their prom by selling magazine subscriptions, with a profit of $900! During this time it was not unusual to see Sophomores with red and white hats, carrying small meg- aphones. intimidating teachers and upperclassmen with a sales pitch. This year's Sophomores were also the first to use team-type system for their history and math classes. Their easy adjustment to a new environment and their great spirit indicate their ability to accept future responsibilities. 16 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: V.P. Pal Monahan. Sec. Cindy Raun. Pres. Jim Thompson. Treat. Tom Kelly. 8ob Brownawoll Tom Burg! Tom Bum Laura Cadwalloder Marl Campbell Sally Carisch Karon Carlson Patricia Carbon Steven Carmazon Mi Ice Caticchio Douglas Chabinsky Janet Chouinard Don Christenson Catherine Christian Terry Corens Lee Coyne William Cramer Gloria Cressman Donald Crist Jomes Dorby Carrie Darsow 18 If looks could kill!—Diane Oostrich And they said I could ride in a red convertible!—Linda Blatner Scott Dcppe David DesLauriers Ron Deiiol Jann Dickerson John Diorb V illiam Diers Nancy Doan Peggy Doerrio John Donaghuo Donald Doty Diano Drossel Doniso Ducharmo Robert Dumais David Duntloy Joyce DuPree Jo Eckcnroth Mary Edson Wondy Eggors Laurie Davis Peggy Davis Susan Dodrick Up. up and away—Curt Yonta 19 Doug Ehrroich Dobra Emerson Debby Erickson Margaret Erickson Cathy Erikvon James Ewing Scot Faulkner Sandra Feilen Poul Finozzo Julio Fischor Barbara Fisher Tamma Ford Philip Fortin Susan Freoberg Cynthia Gaard David Gegnior John Garbett Lauri Gause Melodee Gianos Francis Gildnor Libbie Goetz Mike Goodpastor Julio Goodwin David Gorman Guy Goughnour Debbio Grandproy Lynn Grave 8ccky Gravon Vilnis Grodzons Patricia Greene Paul Grill Peter Grill Mike Hall Barbara Halvorson Mike Hanley 8onnie Haralson Jack Harms Paul Harroll Johnn Harris Re« Hasek 20 21 Suo Wylie. Milo Vo. and Suo Heins get through another day. Tho Finer Art of Pig Porsuasion Mi to Haslodalcn Margaret Hayflj lucillo Hoidoman Susan Heins Carol Hollor Peggy Holtemes Anno Herfurth Rebecca Horrmann Steven Horwig Barbara Hintz Brent Hochradcl Joseph Hoeschen Leslie Hollis Vorn Holme Katherine Holler Thomas Horejsi Jayson Horgan Joseph Horvath Mark Huepenbecker 8arbara Hughos Mark Hughes Jamos Hutchinson Sharon Jacobson Kevin Jacobson Boyd Jahn Scott Jensen Karen Johansen Brad Johnson Daniol Johnson Elizabeth Johnson 22 Sandra Johnson Ruth Johnston Jerry Jones Thomas Jones Annette Jubert Linda Jubert Robert Kariniemi Pam Koeley Raloh Kelley Thomas Kelly Marty Klatte William Kluclt Donald Kolsted Cindy Koobs Kevin Kreatj Mary KrolicL Ralph Kromor Randy Kuledgo Karen Kunx Debbie LaCroii Steven Lancnberg Dennis Langhorst James LaPointo Barbara Larson Constance Larson Kenneth Larson Randy Laurent Edythe LaViqne Susan LaVoy Steven Lere 23 G-A.A. members Lucy Botler, Donisc Ducharmo. and Wendy Eggers share a iole. Harlan Liljequist Daniel Lindberg Tom Lindberg Bruee Lir.dbloom Doug Lindon Kathryn Linn 8eckio Lommen Mark Lundberg Tarry l- tts Barb McBain Cheryl McCoy Lotitia McKee Michael McKee Claudette McLain Gary McLaughlin Holly McLaughlin Don McPherson Kathleen Maos Dobra Magnuson John Makejoeace Linda Manning George Marion Steven Mathieu Robccca Mathison Mark Menko John Meiera Donna Midge Cathy Miller Lloyd Minko Mary Mitchell Peter Mitchell Tom Mitchell 24 Barb Fischer and Kathy Maas do somo last minute cramming. Joanine Mol berg Pat Monahan Randy Monton Milo Moritz Holen Morrison Jamio Morrow Thomat Motier Sharon Mueller Jo Nalls Glenn Nelson Sally Nelson Jennie Nielsen Doug Noblo John Norlinq Joyne Northrop Judy Olson Randy Olson Sally Olson Shirley Olson Stovo Ousley Chuck Palmer Terry Pelmquist Pam Pearson Becky Perkins David Perry The Monday Morning Blahs. Porky Shalbefter Laura Nystrom Cheryl 0'8rien Dieno Oostroich Judy OHikain Wayne Olson 25 Bob Perry Dov© Porjon John Peterson George Phillipp© Libbi Potter Suo Pribble Miala Puranan Linda Qualey Beth Rasmussen Cindy Raun Alan Reichow Sheila Reid Fred Roindol Stoven ReinVe Jomes Rovak Pat Roynolds Mil© Richardson Craig Ritchie Jack Robinson Roth Roiko Beth Ronning Jim Rosenberg Mark Ruglard Stophanie Ruotsinoja Nancy Sehotsky Bob Scholdrup Sue Scheu Lorry Schiro Mike Schnabel Dobi Schroeder 26 'Nuff said. Grant Barsr.oss (L) and Pat Monahan (R|. Debbie Schwartj Chuck Shaefer Ken Shallman Dobra Shockency Walter Shelstad John Shook Jane Sigler Rich Simmons Marcia Skinnor Don Snyder Roger Somekawa Dano Soronson Sally Speers Tom Stark Robert Sfendor Bill Stevenson Thomos Stewart Becky Stoncloko Dean Storms Nancy Sullivan Jim Sumey Pamola Sundborg Richard Swanson Kathy Swoon Gary Theis James Thomson Marilyn Thomson Steven Tobler 8rian Torola William Towers Ruth Trout Meg Trotter Mike Tucker Diane Ushor Jane VanEps Elden VanVIeot Lindo VanVIeot William Verhol Marilyn Vavrichek 8ob Vickery 27 It look liko a favorable girl-watching day to Boyd John and Don Rolstoed. You can't got much closer to the top. Brig LeSeucr. Roberta Victor Jeff Vinton Lee Virgilio Kathy Vogelor James Wahl Marilyn Wallace Linda Waller Noil V allin Cynthia Walls Bonnie Walton Kim Wannobo Cathy Warner Shirley Waukaro Bill Weart Nancy Weber Debra Weishair Timm Weiss Warren Wormeger 28 George Wcssin Janet White Scott Whitehead Elizabeth Whittle Nancy Whorf Tom Wiorman Jeon Wiseman James Wood Randy Wojney Tom Wydo Susan Wylie Curt Yanta Milo Ye Cindy Yocum Ann Young In Memoriam Jennifer McEnaney July 13, 1953—January 17, 1969 29 Juniors Have A “Velly Interesting” Year This year's Junior Class was unique in its unusual display of enthusiasm and organization. Led by the class officers, they achieved the impossible by meeting their prom goal long before Christmas. Several of their moneymaking projects wore new innovations. A large portion of their goal was met with tho profits from a basketball game featuring the Wayzata Old-timers (alias The Faculty) against the Harlem Diplomats. The sale of caramel apples after school also helped to boost their finances. Industrious Juniors could be seen selling candy at the home basketball games. These projects, along with the profit from their sale of Zip Code Directories as Sophomores, well covered the expenses of Prom. The Juniors have played an important role in school activities. Their willingness to cooperate and their ability to get things done have helped stimulate lagging school spirit. The make-up of our teams, especially of our basketball and hockey teams, has been comprised of a large number of Juniors. Our team records could vastly improve with these experienced players next year. The Class of 70 has ployed an active and vital part at Wayzata this year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top (l.-f.J: Kn Eide. sec.. Sherry Godward. treas. Bottom (l.-r.): Paulino Easton, v.p., Keith Stomal, pres. 30 Anthony Abelson David Aldan Scott Aldridge David Allon Botte Anderson Jinnea Anderson John Anderson Scott Anderson Kerry Anderson Stophan Anderson Steven Anderson Vickio Anderson David Arnoldy Debra Ask Donald Aos Jennifer Bachman Robort Balkan Scott 8amman Nancy 8arnes Inara Barobs Gory Beckers Lu Anne Bell Ann Bcndickson Sandro Benson Jeanne Berthiaume Nola 8erthiaume Susan Berthiaume Bruce Bittner Bill Blackmarr Steve 8oqcma Joallyn Bohn Glen Boline Tom Bonhiver Mark Bowers Doug Break Linda Broun Mary Brunell Jonnifor Bunting Elizabeth Burgand Austin Burgi 31 '•This'll fix that darn computer! Tim Fadden Jamas Burns Deborah 8urtt Clr.dy Busby Chori Butler Candy Caldwell Pam Capriotti Dennis Carriqan James Chaffee Patricia Chapman Karon Childs Richard Chouinard Linda Christianson Mary Christianson James Clifford Stove Colo Connio Cotter Susan Cottrell Anno Coughlin Barbaro Cruiclshanl Patrick Cullinen Dennis Davidoii Barbara Davis Roger Davis Marl DeKostor 32 Thoft what thoy got for going into the football lockor room Sally Moron and Penny Olson Miko DoKostor David Deschnoau Wesley DesLaurier Christine DeVillo Shoiloy Dickerson Chris Diors Paul Doopko John Duntly Gay DuPreo Thomas Dylthoff Kevin Dynan Joseph Earl Paulino Easton Steven Eckos Bello Edson Kristen Eide Sigrid Ekrut Anthony Elavsky James Elwell Janet Emorton Mark Englond Riel Epland Hamilton Erdman Ginny Ehol 33 Timothy Fadden S'naron Fairfiold Jeffrey Farrells Mary Fauo Joan Finano John FinoKO Kristine Fisher Curtis Foss Rich Frohm Nancy Fraser Wendy Fredericlson Cecolla Frick Carol Frost James Frost ‘ Myrlee Fryberger y Michaol Galdo Marie Gon ry Mary Gerten Randy GUdner Carol Giroir Shari Godward Diano Goodfollow John Gorman Jon Gosche Bruce Grandt Gina Gravo Christino Graven Karrie Groottum Marvin Gunderson Ronald Gunderson 34 Must be those school lunchos. Valerio Hono Lynn Honesalo Petty Honson Darlene Harmon Gail Heideman Bruco Hold Judy Holgeson Paul Hendrickson Judith Hormanwn Eva Horwig Donald Holihou Robert Horn James Hughes Judy Hugh© Mary Hughes Allon Hultgron Darlone Hunr Thomas Hurst Elaine Hutchings Steve Jansson Kristine Jenson Blftirc Johnson Bruce Johnson Dion© Johnson Oordon Johnson JoAnne Johnson Kim Johnson Loren Johnson Nancy Johnson Steven Johnson Linda Jondahl Stoven Jonos Gary Jordan Roger Jubort Paul Kariniemi Tim Kato Lynda Keeley Susan Keen Susan Kcosling Thomas Kelley Gary Kmefx Susan Koch Kathleon Koobs Marl Koutek Indra Krastins Michael Krause Bruce Kromcr Roxanne Kulodge Vic Li Kulcdge Sharon Kunerth Byron Kuss Kurt Kutmer Steve Lang Barb Longdon Bruce Larson Karen Larson Thomas Larson Paula LaVoy Kathy Leach John Lobor Teresa Leiviske Lynn Lemmage Dave Leonidas Becky Leuer Gene Lowis Lesa Libatique Becky Lindahl Charles Lindquist Kerry Linman Steven Lofgren Tim Loomis Terry Lowo Zoe Lueck Thomas Lyons Craig McCannol Michell McCaughey Paul McClelland Marlene McEwon Dodo McLain Thomas McNamara Sibyl MacDonald Ray Makepeace Brenda Mannor Nancy Marion Maryloo Marks Mark Martens Christian Martin Christine Mathiou Randy Mayer Micholle Menard Amanda Moriin Steve Morrill Joanna Michaolson Barb Minkoma Andy Mitchell Kim Mitcholl Gary Monson Sally Morom Deborah Morris Nancy Muollor Patricia Murphy Patrick Murphy Gary Nelson Sandy Ness Joan Newlander Jo Nichols Eugono Nicolay Daniel Nordeon Don North Deborah Northrop David Nutt Michael O'Loughlin Bov Olson James Olson Penny Olsen Harris Olson Patricia Olson Sharon O'son Lynne Omlie Steve Orcutt Jomes Palmer Pamola Parker Harold Parton Mary Pearco Diano Pearson S’oven Pctorson 37 Konnoth Pfohl Randy Phillips Joan Pickenpack Pam Plonk Bill Pohtilla Mary Prantnor Robert Prantnor Jonn Pringle Janello Qualey Michael Reynolds Mark Ritzner Danio! Robbins Nancy Roberts Gary Roderick Arlene Rcehl Robert Rol Kathy Rosen Mark Ryan Gregory Rydo'l Susan Salmonson Dcbby Sampson Scott Sands Steven Scheu Joan Schiebo Cece Frick rounds up the team of ‘78. Bev Olson takes advantage of a sturdy doorknob. 38 ”®U{WS 9JC8 tuifdui $ ojuuog 7 r S. c o 9-o5 -iC s � fl. rt X a� c 9_ c r a. Junior prepare for another stimulating hour of World History. Steve Merrill freaks out at cast party. Keith Sternal David Sterner Pam Stewart Charlene Stimpson Lynda Rae Stone John Stordehl Chris Streotor Bruce Stromenger Craig Swaggorf Gary Swanson Kurt Swenson Susan Taylor Craig Theis Douglas Thois Judy Theis Deborah Thiele Jim Thompson Joan Tillmans Lynn TomctyV Janet Truas Bruce Tungsoth Lourio Uttorberg Judy VanBrocklin Meta Van dor Have 40 Marty VanEps Pam Vinton Miko Vukas Terry Waller Mary Weber Milo Weinend Amanda Woitlauf Polly Whcolor Chris White Debbie White Ron Whitman Gary Wichtormon Bill Wiethoff Peto Wiggins Edward Williams Susan Wisoman Bob Witlo Stuart V oodoy Dobra Wright Brad Young 41 Well, it's been a long day. Chris Streeter. Sonior clan offlcor iurvay their domain. (?) (I. io r.) Mary Gravella. tec.: Karen Peterion. treat.: J ff Schneider. or«.: Julie Betlier, v.pret. You Bet Your Sweet Bippy We’re Going So much a long communion tends To make us what we are—even I Regained my freedom with a sigh. —Lord Byron The Class of 69 leaves the halls of Way-zata with mixed feelings. Graduation is looked on as the opening of the door, our chance to finally get out. We tell each other we ll never come back and that we're glad to get the hell out; it's over. But Wayzata. its lunches, its apple machine, its teachers, its leaky roof, and its multi-colored passes have left permanent marks on all of us. Maybe it’s for the good and maybe it's for the bad. but these past three years have played a large part in making us what we are today. Now, we'll each go our separate ways. some to study, some to work, some to conform, and some to rebel. Our 'sighs' may not come now. all at once; they will come many years from now. The little things will bring back memories of pancake contests and of nights-before-term-paper-due. of football games and of psychedelic dances. We’ll laugh when we remember and as we grow older these years will become the good old days. But for now, we're on our way. We re going out to leave our mark on the world and maybe to have the world leave its mark on us. Full of ideas and beliefs, we feel we can change anything, want everything, and we are ready now to go out and get it. 42 School's out, school's out, teacher let the monkeys out... Patricia Roth Abramson Cheryl Dolores Adler Jessie Lynn Anderburg David C. Anderson Mark Douglas Anderson Roiannc Gail Baker Carol D. Balk Deborah Lynn Barnard Michael Richard Barnard Gail Marie Barsness Richard John Batson Stophen Philip 8atson Anita Fay Bauor Julie Ann 8cchtlo Tom John Bednar 43 For Sholli. if was a vary good yoar. Gaylo Bonnott Patricia Ann Bennett Ronald Cochrano Benton Stephen Clifford Benton Jamet Wetley Bergeton Donna Marie 8ergman Cheryl Ann Berthiaumo Gaylord Michaol Julie Better Mile Harlan Beucler Berthiaume 44 Alan Chettor Bird Victoria Christine Birnbaum Lynn Marie Bittner Bruce Edward Blaine Kathryn Elizabeth Bohn Daniel G. Boll Judith Lee Bonhiver Kathryn Lee Boon Rebby E. Bowman Gregory W. Break Suranne Brandon Nancy Elaine Brant David Ralph Broman Torry Lynn Brook Lloyd Robort Bullon Greq Break fakin' it. 45 David M. Campbell Diane Betty Carlton Mark W. Carlton For once JofFs wide awake. Stimulant. Nancy Schumacher. Obsorver. Stevo Benton. Luanna Marie Buthnell Cindy Jean Burbank Katherine Triitram 8urgh Virginia Ann Carltfon Patrick Jamet Casoy Janet Michel Chaffoe Robert Charlet Linda Lee Christopher Chrittenton Mary Jo Colton Anita Gwynn Cook Eric Denton Courten Deanna Lynn Crow Thomas Edward - Cunningham 46 LuAnn Ruth Dalbec John Bruce Darby Betty Lou Davit Karon Sutan Decker Diane K. Dedrick 1] John MacNeil Doiningor Stove Loo Dittbennor Ramona Mario Dubay ■■■■ Kent DuChaino Mary Jano Duryoc Tho bat man toid it makes mo look older” Jack Nelson. I Emil Eric Ebner IV Craig Robert Edwall James Edworthy Sutan Rita Ellis Michael R. Erickson John Andrew Erikson Debra Kay Evonson Allen Clifford Faue Joe Edward Feue Susan Margaret Fazcndin Nancy Jo Elizabeth Mary Jean Fischer Bruce Allen Fournier Barbara Ann Franklin Finarzo Charles Harold Frick Richard Gerald Catherine Bornice Giroir Jack Richard Glover Kathy Annette Grady Giebenhain Mombers of Wayako staff react to Billot-doux from Mr. Freeberg. tuanne Bushnoll delivers lethal karate chop to passing fly. Wayiata student-, face racial probloms with a smile. John Julie Bill and Jose (Rosie, our token Irishman] Joanne Mario Granborg Theresa Margaret Mary Patricia Gravelle Friti Jon Gullickson Nancy Carol Gunderson Grandproy Kathryn Louiso Hagen Robert Donald Hance 49 Maylys Kay Haag Steve A. Hall Barbara Brooks Hanley Sorry Linda, I‘vo olrcady got a date for Homecoming. Marl Anderson, Linda Stout Alan Ravo Hannura Torry Loe Hansen Linda Sue Haralson Gretchen Ann Harder Marie D. Hasty I Victoria Loranne Hayen Colleen Keyes Hcdican Sheila Ann Hegge Botty Anne Held Linda L. Heltomes Linda Joanine Herwig Mary Elizaboth Hibbard Gary Horbert Hiscoek Kim Ross Hochradel David Gerald Hochstaettor 50 Solly Jano Huepenbockor Shari Joan Hughes I wonder whon they gof to iho dirty part Gail Kan nedy Can urban renewal sovo the District 284 Administration building? Dwight Reinko Peggy Ellen Hopf Clarenco Calvin Houso Editor's Note—James Hosp's pie. page 67 Allen R. Holasek Elaine Joan Holasek Katherino Elizabeth Daniel Paul Hunx James Roger Hutching Daniel Thoma Hutchion John Edwin Iverion Humphrey Sandra Jacobson Geri Rao Jahn Bruco Alan Jame Nancy R. Jonkinton Susan Faye Jonnings Scenes irom Novor-ncvor Lard Barb Hanley and Mary Opsahl A spoonful of sugar helps the modicino go down. J. T. Johnson. Grog Larson Through roin. sleet, and snow. ob Lopez Karen J. Jenson Wcndo Loo Jenson James Roland Johnson James Thomas Johnson Jerry Leo Johnson Rohn Layton Johnson Todd William Johnson William Hugo Johnson Susan Joan Juhre Linda Jean Kamman 53 Timothy Robert Karols Deborah Kay Kariniomi Rickoy Allen Keith Jean Kathorino Kelly Michael Scott Kemna Gail Nancy Konnedy Lotlio Amelia Kerner Patricia Mae Kerr Charles Richard Klein Paul Louis Koob Dana William Kramor Cheryl Anne Krogseng Karen Jo Krout James Allen Kuhner Faye Lorraine LaCroix Susan Mario Lang Jean Kay Langhorst JoK David Larkin Michael Andrew Larsen Cheryl Lynno Larson 54 Can we save our cities? L. to r.: Nancy Jenkinson, Chico Lepowsky, Mark Andorson, John Darby Greg Pearce Larson Sue Marie Larson Gary Lee Laurent Cheryl Ann Laursen Thomas Joseph Leach Barbara Jean Lee Mike John Leiviska Nancy Ann Leonard Katherine Jane Leonidas Cherryl Irene Lepowsky 55 Bonn! Joan Louor David E. Licht Holly Kay Lindbloom Robert Waldo Lopez Keith Martin Lueck Janice Carol McCoy Nowton could bo wrong!’-. Mike Boucler. Catherine Ruth McCulloch Mary Jane McEnanoy Timothy Scott McEwan Linda Susan MacKenzie Peter Jamos Mandy Stovo Michael Manning Mark Joseph Mafhison David Gregg Mellen Linda Louise Menard Jeanna Leslie Meyer 56 Sharon Lorraino Meyer Cheryl Moyer Jamos Jacob Miller Janet Lee MoUen Philip Alan Morem 1 Wendy Jean Narr Robert Dale Negerd Bruco Donald Notion Bruce Douglas Nelson Jack Elliot Nelion X Larry W. Notion (- - ( Thomai Peter Nelson 8ruce Blaino turned on. Iff duo today?!!! , Mary Colton, Anita Cool. David Gary Niolton Michael E. Niolton Sandy Joan Oaro Randy Lee Oettreich Doniie Juno Ohltton Mary Carolyn Ollikain Jamot Thomat Olton Mary Patricia Opiahl Kylo E. O'Reilly Linda Karon Orr 58 Duane B. Otness Constance Jean Ouimette Grog A. Parker Sandy Sue Parks Chips William Pauly EDITOR'S NOTE—Judy Payton's pic. page 67 Sara Lynn Pedorson Rosemary Jean Perry Clifton Dean Perkins Karen Jean Petorson Mark Robert Pickenpack Future Homemakers of America,” Mark Wange. Cliff Perkins. 59 Tho Three Moutolofoort (where's Annette?!) Top: Torry Hansen. Ed Callahan. Bottom: Kerr Original. M Patricia Jo Potter Diane M. Price Pamela Roto Rntmuttcn Georgeno Ann Roggin Jacquclino Gail Roschlto Brad William Rimer Ron R. Rogon Vicki Rao Rognoy Ralph Edward Roiko Sharon Ann Ro� t Nancy Rao Roitvold Dana and Mary relax during intorroisiicn of daily matinco, Time is Money! Alan Hannura Nancy Lea Schumachor Mary Jo Schvroder Roberta Scovell Debra Ann Sello Martha M. Shallman Richard Alan Slothowor Deborah Ann Smith Sutan Jean Stagg Ron Francii Stauffer Cathy Lynne Stenberg 62 Do you have an aspirin?' . Chips Pauly James Donald Slender Wendy K. Stormo Linda Louise Stout Gary Robert Stormquist Paul Wilson Stuhlfaut Richard Glenn Swanson Duane Hy Tessmcr Wayne Rodnoy Tessmer Judy Mae Timm Mardi Jeanne Tobler 63 Mark William Tolkkinen Gary A. Troidl William Michael Usher David Joseph Usset Lynn Hayes VanAllen Lynne A. Van Brocklin Dobra JoAnn Vavrichok Judy Ann Veith Tim Rodell Vinton Deborah Jean Vochko I know you're upsot. but you don’t have to loso yoi : head about it.” Marty Shallman John Darby finds dole for th® Prom May I loavo the room. Mr. Hutton. Ed Callahan Jack Nelson Jody Mario Walter Mark Vernon Wange Owen Well Warneke Frank A. Watschke Nancy Susan Weart Robert Thomas Weaver Woodley Wofel Gary Lee Welch Laurel Anne Welch Connie Weltiin Shirley Martha Wanner 65 Thrco innocent Iambi: Cathy McCulloch. Laurel Welch, rayo lo Croix. Colleen Rote Waver Miko D. White Wayne Anthony White Pamola Ann Winlow Dorii Ann Withoff Sharon Wirtanen Gary Earl Yanta Diane Elixaboth Young Rolf Albort Yngve Jon F. Zieman James Hosp Judith Payton Sorry about that Judy and Jim! Not pictured Chris Marie Anderson Steve John Averitt Matt F. Berlin Edward J. Callahan David Paul Cornelius Thomas Edward Donlon Michael Jaye Dyer Jon (Randolph) Eccles Alan Richard Elxea Sam David Finaxxo Alan Lee Gildner X-Larry J. Heins ( CQ Mile Holm Karen Hotter Robert Hughes Stephen Edward Ice Gerald Arne Kotile Richard Allen Kunerth Douglas Floyd Lossing Mark A. McGrath Ted R. McKee Peter Augustus Madsen Diane Kathaline Michalski James Howard Miller Leonard William Minke Ted Joseoh Mix William Murphy Linda J. Nelson Stephen Michael Nolton James Edward Novak Lorna Gail Proceviat Dwight Orville Reinke Kenneth H. Schumacher Thomas James Sig'er Jan Charles Stehlik Larry Van Vloet Steven John Varhol R. Scott Warner Finis 67 SHARED INTERESTS Wayako Staff Fills Quota for 3rd Quarter Mrc. Freeborg. con Donny com© out ond ploy? The 1969 Woyoko Sto{f: (I to r): S. Podorton. B. Honley. M. Frybe'ger. P. Kerr. 8. Lopez. T. Vmton. J. Neiion. 0. Kromer, S. Edwoll, A. Honnuro J. Johnjon. Failing Notices ACADEMICS The odd couple. Jim T. Johnson and Grog Lerson. ACTIVITIES Eat. drink and be merry for tomorrow we die. Diono Young and Barb Hanloy reflecting on 2nd hour. My name is Mr, Freeberg; My namo is Mr. Freebcrg; My name is Mr. Freoberg. Jean Kelly Craig Edwall. and Suo Lang. GROUPS SPORTS Candy and Jeff. Pat Kerr and Judy Bonhiver INDIVIDUALS What Myrlee doesn’t know won’t hurt her. Dana Kramer 71 ' I wouldn't print that if I were you. Tho Wayzatan Erecutivo Staff: C. Krogseng and S. Fazerdin. Feature Editors, Debbie Schroedcr and Bonnie Leuer, Snort-. Editors. Marl McGrath. Editorial Editor, Craig Edwall. Editor •In- Chief. And you thought I was shy and innocent. Craig Edwall. Wayzatan Starts Late . . . Finishes Strong Group Therapy? The '69 Wayzata Staff. Standing: T. Vinton J. Vinton, P. Stuhlfaut. M. McGrath, G. Braal C. Edwall. Sitting: 8. Leuer, P. Kerr D. Sc'nrocder, M. Schwader, S. Juhre. N. Jenlin-son, S. Krogseng $. Brandon, S. Fazendin Mr. Freeberg. Wo dreamed wo were D. Scnroeder and B. Leuer. 72 Student Council = Student Power??? STUDENT COUNCIL. Top, 1-r: C. Edwall. C. Rutland. L Anderson. J. Duntloy. M. Anderson. M. Reynolds, P. Easton. J. Schneider, S. Ecles. Row three. I to r: L. Omlie. D. Young, C. Caldwell, T. Weiss. B. Lopet M. Fryborgcr. P. Mitchell. C. Larson. Row two: K. Hogen. D. Leonidas, C. Giroir. B. Walton, L. Manninq, J. DicLerson, T. Andorson, L. Goetie. Row I: K. Childs. M. Getten, M. Schweder, K. Sternal. J. Miller. A. Mitchell. L. Kcrnor. B. Olson. The generation ... Gap? hr: L. VanAllen. S. Scheu. J. Miller. Mr. Hadley. 73 Peps! Pop-Hop plans get under way: Student Council officers: A. Mitchell. Trees.. J. Miller. Pres.. K. Stomal. Sec.. Colleen Hedicon. V. Pros., Mr. Hadley. Advisor. DECA SENIORS. Top. hr: D. Lotsinq. P. Koob. R. Keith. A. Bird. M. Kemno, L. Sullen. C. Klein. Row 2: G. Wilton. F. Gullickson, S. Hughos. S. Paris. S. Wenr.or. K. O'Reilly. Row I: K. Grady. J. Granberg. Mr. Mann—Advisor. S. Jennings. G. Stromquist. DECA . . . Free Enterprise Lives! Does DECA really own the mortgage to this school? Student stove added a now dimension to WHS life, l-r: Sandy Paris. John Gosche. Bob Christianson. Gary Jordan DECA JUNIORS. Top. l-r: G. lowis. G. Jordan. A. Stanloy. M. O'Lauohlin J „ _ Row 5: R. Chouinard. C. Sorenson. P. Plank. T. Holtheu. C. Fos' F r u, L. J°hnson, 0. Schm.of, R. Epland J. Hoc dor M. Gentry. D. Deschnoou B. Bittner. S. Koch, K. Mitchell. Row 3: 0. White K j«n«„n ft cu C r ,on- Wflr,ons. Row 4: M. Rimer, S. Johnson. M. Galde. D. Poarson. D. Aldon. M. Menard. P. Cullinan. G. Nelson. A. Couohlin S wt, °|U9 i ' J- oaloy. B. Anderson. Row 2: —Advisor. E. Hutchings. M. Stephonson. M. Roynolds. S. Jansson. heeler. Row I: S. Aldridge. R. Mayer. K. Dynan. C. W. Mann 74 Math Club Digitates MATH CLUB. I. to r.: S. Lowo. J. Kuhner. R. Counon. Mr. Stolti. A. Honour . B. Lopoi. D. Kramor. M. Frybergor New Medical Careers Club Examines Various Fields Computer Dating? M. Fry. bergor, D. Kramor MEDICAL CAREERS. In H. McLaughlin Mis Semi . S. Stogg. J. Bochtle. M. Gravel! . C. Caldwell. K. Child J. Olton. 75 Cheerleaders, Chorus Line, and Pep Club PEP CLUB. Top: J. Slender, S. Morem, M. Anderson. J. Darby. D. Hun . S. Carisch. J. T. Johnson, J. Chouinard. A. Hannura, R. Bowman. R. 6: J. Wiseman, M. Faue. C. Beaty. D. Ducharne, I. Barobs. S. Spec's. B, Grevon, G. John. 8. Fisher. G. Crcssman, R. 5: K. Mnoss, L. Christianson. C. DcVille. P. Davis. S. Pribblo. S. Boline. B. Benson. L. Blattnor. S. Chaffee. R. 4: P. Docrrio. A. Jubort. J. Morrow. L. Gause. L. Bardouche. L. Manning. S. Wiseman. C. Miller, S. Andorson. L. Waller. K. E de. R. 3: B. Bodnar, H. Simms, D. Erickson. P. Carlson. L Cadwallader, J. Eckenroth. D. Midge. B. Boisvert. P. Greene. D. Oestreich. R. 2: P. Easton. C. Caldwell. B. Olson. S. Jennings. M. Pearce. M. Fischer. S. Huepenbecker. K. Linman, S. Benson. S. Heins, J. McCoy. R. I: D. Elvcrum. B. Leuer, D. McLain. L. Lemmago. C. Frick. Miss Byington. N. Jenkinson. K. Childs. K. Fisher. C. McCoy. C. Lepowsky. N. Schumacher. ' Who was that masked man? C. Fischer and N. Schumachor When that irresistible urgo strikes ... M. Fischer Drum Up Enthusiasm A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, l-r: M. Fischer, M. Pearce. S. Huepenbecker. P. Eoston. D. Elvorum. N. Jenkinson. J. McCoy N. Schumacher. S. Jonnings, C. Fischer. Confer: Mascot. C. Lepowsly. 77 Just keep those nickles and pennies coming in fellas! CHORUS LINE, l-r: S. Taylor. K. Peterson. D. Sampson, J. Botkcr, D. Soeffker, C. Larson, S. Hoggo. M. Duryoo. K. Humphrey, C. Strcctor. C. Giroir, L. Virgilio. Front: G. Roggin. C. Gaard. S. Godward. N. Frasor. GAA. Top: K. Moats. P. Keeloy. J. Chouinord. S. Morom, C. Beaty, N. Barnes C. Hedicon. B. Fishec. D. McLain. R. 3: D. Archer. J. Michoelton. S. Boline. C. Giroir. J. Hughes. H. McLaughlin, N. Marion. L. MacKenxie. R. 2: 0. Audette. S. Lueck. A. Jubort. S. Johnson. P. Doerrie, C. Koobs, C. Darsow. B. Leuer. R. I: S. Anderson. $. Mueller. D. Magnunton. N. Johnson. C. Frost. P. Gro?nc D. LaCroix. D. Bergman. L. Jubert. GAA. Top: J. Thois. J. Olson. A. Roehl, S. Olson. B. Walton, J. Tillmans. R. 2: S. Salmonson J. Wiseman. P. Stewart. S. Olson. C. Wever. Miss Bunco. R. 3: J. Bechtle. M. Hasty. C. Mathieu. B. Leuer. C. Lepowsky. K. Fishor, K. Childs. GAA Builds Bodies, Minds, and Spirit Synchronized Swimmers Use New Pools SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING. I-r: D. Crow. P. Doorrio. D. Baker. C. Miller. K. Kunx. D. LaCroix. L. Codwollodor, P. Greene. L. Jon-dahl. L. Bell. D. Emerson. M. Devons. G. Cressman. Miss 8unce. Grace C. Giroir Gymnasts Exhibit Grace, Poise GYMNASTS. Back: I. Juberf, B leuer. K. Rshtr. C. Giroir. J 8ohn. C. Mathiou. P. Koeley. B. Fiiher. K. Moats. G. Croi'man, S. Hem C McCoy. B leuer. M.s Bunco. R. I: C. Yocum. J. Wiseman. L. Devi, B. Walton. L. CadwoHe 3or. J. EcVenroth. 0. Grnndprey. P. Green®, r. fcajton. Fencers Make Good Neighbors. Mr. Richard Peterjon FENCERS. Back: Mr. Meek . T. Han on. E. Callahan. E. Ebner. Unknown. R. Whitman. R. Phillip . Mr. Pctcr on. Front; J. White. M. Trotter. P. Kerr. B. Horrmann. F. LaCroi . 79 WHS Band • • Back: S. Eckcs. W. Jonion. S. Mueller, D. Magnuson. R. Courson. J. Williams. T. BonKiver. 8. Pohlillo, 8. Tungsolh, 8. Lopez. R. Somekawa, B. Vickery, G. Larson. R. 4: N. Roslvotd. B. Larson. C. McLain, V. Holme, M. Ruglend, J. Deininger, J. Dunlly, D. Bation, S. Witeman. P. Doepke, C. Palmer, L. Grave. E. Williams, D. Duntley. M. Lundborg. B. Slevonson. C. Shaefor, 8. Young. R. 3: K. Rosen, K. Jacobson. J. Nichols. D. Wilhoff. J. Erickson. L. Bell, L. Poller, 80 And the Beat Goes on. S. Olson, J. Wiseman, L. Anderson. W. Eggers. K. Kunr, J. Olson. P. Vinton. J. Bochtlo. V. Rogney. R. 2: D. Baler. C. Miller. K. Hohansen. K. Swonsen. D. Harmon. J. Schnoidor. T. Ford. G. Barsness, S. Oaro, L. Kommon. J. Bonhiver, D. Ericlson, P. Harrell. R. I: C. Darsow, C. Yocum, K. Vogeler, D. Young, P. Stewart, S. Johnson, P. Doorrio, V. Hayon. G. Johnson, N. Doan, L. Lommago. L. Bushnoll. COLOR GUARD, l-r: P. Kerr, J. Meyer. C. Giroi'r, W. Jensen. D. Mcloin. M, Schneider. S. Moc-Dona'd, B. Leuer. Front row: S. Stagg. C. Raun. It my slio showing? Pam Cnpriotti, Maiorefto vSorry. flutos will ploy in the next number Vicki Hayen. Gordy Johnson. Mr. Budniclc It there gum in your mouthpiece? Doris Withoff and Janet Erickson 82 Orchestra Strings Along WHS PIT ORCHESTRA, l-r, Back row: M. Ruqlar.d. J. Doir.inger, B. Lopez. B. Vickery. E. Williemt, G. McLain, N. Rostvold. Middle row: B. Wiethoff. V. Hayen. P. Doerrie K. Vogelor L. Jondahl. T. Ford. L. Lommagc. N. Doon. L. Andorton. K. Rosen. M. Menlo. Front row: R. Davit. A. Hultgron. C. Cottor. C. Cottor. C. Edwall, A. Young. D. Crow. Right hero you come in with Row. Row, Row, Your boat” Deanno Crow, concortmistress. i$ instructed by Mr. Lane. Roger Davit THE STRING ORCHESTRA, l-r. Back: R. Davit. B. Wiothoff. Mr. Lano. A. Hultgren. Front: C. Edwall. A. Young. M. Mcnke. D. Crow. 83 Chorus Raises CHORUS. Top. l-r: B. Kromor, S. Barnard. B. Blaine. T. Karels. D. Hochstaottor, B. Johnson. A. Hannura. J. T. Johnson. M. Anderson, J. Vinton. B. Blaine. J. Johnson. M. Beucler. B. Weaver, D. Swanson. P. Morom. R. Swanson. T. Cunningham. T. Larson. S. Jonos. Row 3; S. Morem, S. Haralson. J. Veith. C. 8aden. T. Brooks, K. Bohn, V. Hane. 0. Tibbefs. C. Busby. C. Beaty. P. Potter. G. Heidemon. E. Hutchings. P. Olsen. P. Winslow, D. Schroedor, G. Jahn. L. Christianson. Row 2: J. Langhorst. J. Johnson, J. White. P. Wheeler. C. Stimpson. D. Spangler. J. Bachman. S. Meyer, S. 84 Money and Voices Olson, M. Hayos. L. Bardoucho. J. 8unting. C. Christian. J. Grandstrom, J. F Ishor. D. Evenson, D. Usher. G. Etzel. J. Tillmans. Row I: P. Porler. C. Burbanfc. N. Finazzo. C. Heller. 8. Bolts, P. Capriotti. C. McCoy. B. Ronning, 0. Northrup. N Leonard. J. Archer. P. Lavoy. C. Young. B. Larson. L. Wollor. R. Soulo. S. Feilen, C. Gaard. ... and Love. SELECT CHORUS Top row: 0. Hochstonttor. A. Honours, M. Andorson, V. Vinton. B. Blaine. M. Bouclor, P. Morom. R. Swanson. T. Cunningham. S. Jones. Row 3: P. Hanson. C. Mathiou, K. Koobs. A. Roohl. L. Koeloy. N. Muollor. S. Larson, V. Birnbaum. Row 2: C. Giroir. J. Holme, C. Dion. J. Picienpae'r. B. SUbness. G. Heido-man. K. Childs T. Grandprey. Row I: C. Woitouf. M. Anderson. P. Slothowor, C. Raun. C. Kcobs. C. Lepow-sky. M. Blanchard K. Hagen. Phantom Nooso strikes ogoin. ... And down came a spidor Vickie Birnbaum 86 AFS, Spanish Clubs Offer Links With Foreign Lands SPANISH CLUB, l-r: Joso Salvado, D. Crow. D. Young, D. Goodfollow. J. Michaelson. D. McLain, L. Lommago. 8. Larson, Mrs. Ohman. M. Vandor Hava. AFS CLUB. Top. l-r: M. Vander Have. R. Stone P. Murphy. K. Sternal. M. Christianson. S. Mac Donald. Middle: L Lcmmage. D. McLain G Grave. Front: M. Schneider. D. GoodfeHow Torsak Songsoolodo. Thailand. J. Salvado. Ed ward Gon, Ghana. B. Lindahl, I. Omli®. ' When Irish eyes are smllln Things go bottor with CoVo ... the Americanization of Jose Salvado. Julie Bctker. Bill Murphy 87 Hello Mudda. Hello Fadda. Carol Bakk. AFSer in Brazil FTA Learns Through Exchanges FTA. Standing, l-r: P. Vinton S. Salmonson, N. Marion. J. Anderson, L. Haro sab. 8. Langdon J. Johnson 0. Archer J. 8onhiver, K. Rosen C. Christian S. Wiseman. Sitting: Miss McPhee. Teen Corps Sponsors Clothing Drive, March of Hope TEEN CORPS. Top Step. I r: S. Lang. P. Vinton. Stop 6: H. Prynne 9. Hanley S. Barnard M, Schneider. Step 5: C. S. Young, J. Olson, H. McLaughlin $. Chaffee. Step 4: D. Crow Mr. Heitrer. Step 3: V. Hayen L. Christianson. Stop 2: S. Lang, M. Gianos D. Barnard. Step I: P. Sundborg 0. Bodnar, P. Keeley. 88 VIDEO-TAPE CREW. |.r: Mr. Rabens. K. Shall-man. S. Johnson. S. Carmaion. D. Hochstaottor, T. Vmton, M. Detostor, J. Nelson. M. Gunderson, J. Kutrner. J. Petersen. D. Bohnett. Video Tape Crew Drama Club DRAMA CLUB. Ur, Top: Lourio Ut- terburg. N. Johnson. V. Heno. J. Langhurst. D. Schropdor. C- Frost. J. Theis. Row 2: M. Anderson. D. BraaV. D. Barnard, C. Giroir. P. Capriotti. Stage Crew STAGE CREW, 1-r: Mr. Fraser. T. Itanson, K. Shallman. M. DoVoster, C. Giroir, 8. Grar.df, S. Lowe. Sitting: B. Jaho. 89 Lettermen: Wayzata’s Finest LETTERMEN. Top, l-r: 8. Blaine. R. Bowman. J. Andorson B. Murphy. B. Johnson. G. Jordan B. Weaver, G. Smith M. Beuclor. R. 5: M. Anderson. M. Stephonion, M. Pickonpack. C. McCannol. J. T. Johnson. A. Hannura 0. Cornelius. J. Darby. D. Kramor. K. Johnson. R. 4: R. G-ebenhein. D. Usse M. O'Loughlin. D. Hendrickson. J. Millor M. Reynolds. J. Schneider. K. Sternal. S. Anderson. R. 3: S. Speater. T. Bonhivor. 0. Johnson. C. Foss. G. Monson D. Campboll. B. Hance. C. Rutland. J. Zicmen. D. Reinke. R. 2: G. laurent. G. Wilson A. Faue L. St. Lawronce. S. Manning. R. Jubert. J. Olson, T. Larson. J. Burns. G. Wichterman. K. Dynan. D. Linden. R. I: A. Mitchell, K. Kutjner. B. Pohtilla. D. Huns S. Dittber.er. M. Carlson J. Stender. M. Dyor. S. Otnoss. J. Stordahl, B. Bakken. Election Year Keeps Young Republicans Active Jack Nolson and Rolf Yngve support their men YOUNG REPUBLICANS. Top row. l-r; B. Murphy. R. Bowman. M. Beuder. J. Duntley. G. Larson. J. Darby. A. Yngve. A. Hannura. J- T. Johnson. R. 3: D. Kramer. D. Mellon. J. Millor. J. Schreider. D. Campbell, C. Larson. J. Selvado. D. Crow. D. Anderson. R. 2: C. Rugland. J. Betker. C. Edwall. J. Nelson. S. Benson. E. Ebnor. K. Humphroy L. VanAHen. L. Kooley. R. I: G. Laurent. R. Phillips B. Young. J. Granberg R. Ynqve R. Slothower. S. Stagg. R. Stewart. G. Sfenberg. 90 Auditorium Programs Keep Service Corps Busy SERVICE CORPS, l-r, Top: Mr. Hadley. W. Hollis. S. Oare, S. Taylor, N. Barnet, L Bell, 0. Crow. J. Michaolson, J. Bonhiver, J. Pringle. Row 2: I: BoHom: R. Giobenhai n, J. Iverson. H. Parian. E. William , G. Smith. Speakers, Dancesr Highlight Y-Teen’s Year Midge. 8. Bolivert. B. Bednar, M. Glanot. N. Rcbertt. P. Greene, K. Kuni, S. Olton. Row I: I. Jor.daM. I. Omovich F Mnnnina P Curnow, M. Hibbard. K. Sternal. G. Gravo. C. Stender, P. Murphy. 91 93 STUDIES The past year explored a variety of moods (we've come up with only four—possibly because of a lack of imagination—could be even a lack of space) for all of us. We soon realized that the 8:00 2:30 routine was only a small part of the total scene . . . these moods are our methods of reflecting the year— Motivation, Depression, Satisfaction, and Frustration. Motivating moments included Diane Young making an announcement . . . the sight of a tempting fire alarm . . . and the loud, fast drumbeat in the halls on Friday morning. But when the junior team teachers began passing out more books . . . the yellow slip came for you from the office ... or the day before your research paper was due, you realized you didn't have a topic yet, a touch of depression was felt. Some times were satisfying, however . . . when girls learned they could occasionally wear slacks to school . . . seniors anticipated a symposium ... a green slip came from the counselor ... or Linda Jondahl began knitting another dress. Regardless, frustration somehow managed to work its way into nearly everything we did . . . finding ashes on the toilet seat . . . trying to write one of Mr. Weyer’s Spanish essay tests ... or trying to explain to your yearbook advisor that you just can't meet the deadline. Maybe you've suffered or enjoyed some of these moods during this year ... if you don't recognize any of the situations, you might recognize a familiar face. Wayzata provides convenient late bus service. Happiness is smok 94 f there are no more cuestions .... Mr. Hembre. 95 Motivation Whatever turns you on Spurned on to glory Test tomorrow Variety is the spice of life Onwards and upwards 36-24-36. hike' ■■f If Mr. Hoff married Mrs. Harmon—THAT would be a social problem. I know you can do better. Mr. Campbell's Ultra-Brite did it, Bob Perry and Phil Forlin. ♦ V A bomb scare would liven us up. . Dave Mellon. Extracurricular Activities. Debbie LaCroix Well, if you won’t let me go out to the fountain 98 We've always used electric heat. Mr. Hanley and team. ACME glass Cl f ——-— .. Mr. Heftzer points out the economic demand curves of a modern society. Mr. Hoff demands equal time with his chart on the social visibility of that infamous minority group—scantily clad Cleopatras. 99 The Chorus never quits. Chico Lepowsky. 100 Moonshine by night, moonshine by day. Jim Johnson (I) and Jim Stcnder. Some try harder. Shelli Chaffee. per. Mark Anderson (r) reveals chorus’ plight to Greg Larson. If I sol! fourteen more tickets. I'll get a free trip to South St. Paul. . Mrs. Carlson and Jan Bunting. 101 Depression It's one of those days The gods have turned against me Life is not a bowlful of cherries HELL, it's only Thursday I 79 days to go 8:00 A.M. Who stole thoso Wheaties? , Mr. Schroeder, Mr. Ditty. Mr. Manning. What do you mean teachers need a raise? , Craig McConnel. Mrs. Curnow. 102 Mr. Detloff explains the air pressure in a Hamm's beer keg. But Mr. Manning I like my sideburns! . Mr. Hembre. 103 I didn’t know an A+ was possible! Andy Mitchell is disgusted with John Anderson. My girdle's killing me. Mr. Mann (I). Mr. Blon-igan Hari-Kari Richard Peterson style. Becky Herrmann. 104 105 Here's that English paper that was due nine weeks ago! Beth Bednar (r). Donna Midge. Hmmm, I'll have to change blades. Mr. Johnson Bob Lopez reflects on a job well done. But we gotta save it 'til 72! Diane Young. 106 I don't think this sit-down strike is gonna work. Donna Barnard. Steve Jones. 107 Wayzata's Committee of Public Safety. Carol Stender, Patsy Slotnower, Linda Jondahl, and Mr. Peterson. If they would only put couches in the lavs we could call them teachers' lounges. With this ring ... Chris Mathieu. Satisfaction A job well done Do your thing Hey—it turned out right! Thank God it's Friday 108 109 Due to technical difficulties this announcement must be shortened. . Diane Young and Mr. Hadley. The finer things in Life. Oh. goody. I got another one! . Mr. Bittle. no Heck's Angels, Mike Bauer. Mr. Lewis outpaces ... himself. Wayzata students carry heavy loads, Pam Winlow. Jeff Schneider, Pam Stewart. Brad Young. Ill Ohhh—That Gary Troidl! Go to the dump l-r: Tim Vinton. Dove The election of Richard Nixon hit some harder than others, l-r: Bill Usher. Tom Bednar, Mark McGrath. Scott Warner. M2 With the recent legislation Mr. Harmon can now buy Pertussin cough syrup on Sundays. Frustration !%— !! I can’t believe that this happened Why is it always me? I don't care anymore No puedo mas I should hove been o garbogeman. Deor Don. I don't have time to go into it fully. Willie Braatz. 114 That's not the place to return overdue library books. Mr. Blonigan and J. T. 115 That's the last time I'll ever make up a test for you guys. Mr. Busch. Who's blowing bubbles in the back of the room? Mr. Budnick. Rough draft 13. 116 The '68-'69 winter was marked by unusually heavy snowfall in unusual places. Mr. Harmon. Elmer's glue works wonders. A Pat Kerr Original. 117 Sauerkraut and hotdogs again? Becky Graven Displaying team spirit. Charlie Peterson. 118 Jj ' � -- - assav' r y •'What happened to my center foldout of Dolly Madison?” Georq Anderson 119 OFFICE HELPERS, l-r row. J. Kelly. K. laoni-dot. N. 8er� hiume, B. leuer. J. MicWI'on. J. Bech tie. B. Lcoor. Mrt. Tondoll. C. Roun. Second row: K. Krout. W. Jonton. B. SVibflOSt, S. Forondin. P. Winlow. J. Johr.von. M. Haaq, A. Roahl. J. Bon-hiver. T. Broolt V . Narr. J. Langhortt, P. Pearion. Third row: J. Anderborg. M. Hibbard. Student Helpers Shame Pony Express COUNSELORS HELPERS, l-r; J. An. nit. G. John. N. Jenlrnton, M. Op tahl, L. Kerner. M. Toblcr, Mr. Don Chilltfrom. esp.. Mrt. Brewer. 0. Archer. N. Schumacher. LIBRARY HELPERS. Standing L. Nelson. H. Simms. G. Ebnor. P. Abramson. K. Baden. E. Williams. B. Wallon, T. Grar.dproy. SiHing: D. Tessmer. F. Blonl-gan. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Sealed, l-r: Mr . Mitchell. Col. Elliot and Mr. Bouor. Standing. I r: Rov. Lindblorrt. Mrs. Stornol. Mr. Jones, and Dr. Snydor. Missing: Mr. Fischer. Board Experiences Strange Year For The seven citizens who made the final policy decisions for the D-strict 284 community, it was a strange year. Two new swimming pools opened at the Junior Highs: plans for a new elementary school were finalized: but the most interesting characteristic of the year was the dialogue (or lack of it) carried on between representatives of the Board of Education and members of the faculty. Negotiator, impasse, arbitration panels became 'in things' for the 68-69 school year. Both board members and teachers sat across the table from each other for lengthy sessions, but neither spoke. The communication prob'em was an obvious hang-up within generations as well as between them. Col. Robert Elliot served his first term as Board Chairman. Other officers were: Arthur Bauer. Vice Chairman: Mrs. Jean Mitchell. Clerk; and John Fischer. Treasurer. Other directors were: William Jones. Rev. David Lindblom. and Mrs. Frances Sternal. Dr. Robert Snyder. Superintendent of Schools, worked directly with the Board to supervise the activities of the District's student population that grew to 5800. Dr. Robert D. Snyder Superintendent of Schools A new style, featuring long, fruitless negotiating sessions marked the year. 121 Paul Hadley Assistant Principal Roald H. Johnson Principal William Manning Dean of Students Boverly Byington Donald Morris Ness Counselor 10 Chillstrom Counselor 11-12 Counselor 11-12 122 Donald Anderson George Anderson English 12 U.S. History Marlys Benson Algebra Geometry Duane Bittle Biology Frank Blonigan Librarian Willard Budnick Practical Music Band Jennifer Bunce Physical Education Carol Calgren Home Economics John Campbell Geomotry Advanced Algebra Walter Chorwien Chorus Sharon Curnow Geometry Advanced Algobra Darrel Danner English I M2 Warren DeMuth Cedric Detloff Paul Ditty Guel Dostal Lois Fossen Engl' ’ 1 Special Education Physics Typing Art Office Practices Applied Science Notchand Office Machinery 123 Don Freeberg James Graven David Halvorson Richard Hanley Richard Harmon Catherine Haugo English 11 Physical Education Machine Shop English 10 World Affairs English Journalism General Metals Social Problems 12 James Heltier Social Problems 12 World Affairs James Hembre Chemistry Arthur Hoff Social Problems 12 World Affairs Mark Hosmer Geometry Elementary Algebra Peggy Jackson English 10 Spanish Donna Janzen German English 12 William Kanuit Biology Donnis Lane Orchestra James Lewis World History John McKeand U.S. History World History Amy McPhoe English 12 Charles Mann Marletinq and Merchandizing 124 Robert Miggins Bookkeeping Basic Business Edward Miller U.S. History Robert Morohouse Business Lew Typing Duane Nelson Geometry Advanced Math Virginia Ohman Spanish Charles Peterson Physical Education Gretchon Peterson French English 11 Richard Peterson Russell Potorson Gordon Rabons Dorothy Ramsland Norman Schroeder World History Geography Electricity French Architectural Drawing Ancient History World History Mechanical Drawing Printing Patrick Sheehy English 10 Speech Robert Stolz Chemistry Applied Scienco Bernice Thornton Jerome Trushonski Jean Vinton Assistant Librarian Art English 10 Tony Zigneigo Shorthand 125 127 ‘Illuminate 68’ Lights Trojan Homecoming Scene Traditional festivities began Thursday evening. Oct. 3. with the burning of a huge bonfire. The Friday follow-. ing held the rest of the events. First, was the coronation of Homecoming royalty. Kathy Humphrey and Rich Slothower. Elected Junior and Sophomore attendants were Pauline Easton and Linda Manning. Faculty advisers. Miss McPhee, Miss Jansen, and Miss Peterson, helped Mary Gravelle and crew with decorations in the auditorium. The parade was the best we've had in years. It consisted of ten floats, ten cars, and other units. Faculty adviser Mr. McKeand and Rolf Yngve did a remarkable job organizing this part of the festivities. G.A.A. won first place in float competition with the Sophomore class float coming in a close second. The Trojans lost to Minnetonka in a brutal battle 36-6. A great Homecoming was concluded with tho dance Friday night featuring the Oysters Masterpiece. G.A.A. wins again, with victorious crow. (I to r) Mary Edson. THE PILE by Imperial Hills 129 Right: Queen Kathy end King Rich after thoy had boon chosen. Troians moke their entrance determined to jink the Slippers. Above: What's your opinion of Potty Honson???” Seniors Cheryl Larson and A on Hannura. Loft: Miss McPhco assists lost yoar's Quoen. Karen Van Brocklin. HOMECOMING COURT '68': (l-r) Bottom row: Doug Linden, Mork Andorson. John Darby. Sally Hucponbockor, Linda Manning, Cheryl Larson. Paulino Easton, Nancy Jenkinson, Steve Dittbonnor, John Anderson. Alan Hannura. (l-r) Top row: Dano Elverum, Rebby Bowman. Rich Slothower. Kathy Humphrey. Karen VanBrocklin. Joso Salvado Ma� y Fischer. Mary Fischer decides it's about time?? Daisy Mac Chico and li'l Abner Laurent Sadie Hawkins — Chick’s Choose This year's Sadie Hawkins activities included the traditional dance, rootbeer drinking, and the added attraction of a greased pig contest. In the pig contest, as in all other worthy competition, the Seniors came out on top. Just as exciting was the dance where Cheryl Lepowsky and Gary Laurent were elected Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner. Student teacher Mr. Bush performed the services of Marryin Sam while the Nickel Revolution played on. Senior Martha Shollman concentrates on inspiring her nattily attired dancing partnor to the sounds of '68.' Above: Marrying Sam Bush does his 'thing' for Colleen Hodican ond Paul Stuhlfaut. Left: Miss Mary Peterson. Alan Roichow, and Doug lindon eagerly await an opportunity to ioin in tho festivities. One Acts Entertain, Stimulate Director Paul Doopko interviewing Jesus Christ applicants, Nobody here but us Jesus Christ's” I to r: Kurt Swenson. Bruce Larson. Mark Anderson, Steve Scheu. John Anderson One act plays were a main part of this year's student activities. Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up. directed by Mr. Philip Fraser and student director Dianne Young, was presented to the student body in two assemblies. The play was about five actors applying for the part of Jesus Christ in a television program. Two more plays are sched u'ed for auditorium performances this year. THE TROUPE. Top row, 1-r: K. Swenten. 8. Hanley. M. Anderson, G. Larson, S. Manning. K. Watschko J. Vinton, S. Morrill. Bottom row, l-r: C. Bakk. D. Schroodor P. Capriotti, D. Braal, D. Wright, K Giroir, P. Doepke, 0. Barnard M. McEwan, J. Pickonpack. L. Welch, S. Wisman. (not shown] C. Woitlauf. The Bacchae The Bacchae. a Greek play by Euripides, was directed by Mr. Sheehy and presented on the evenings of November 21 and 23. Special credit went to student director Kathy Giroir, and Pam Capriotti who designed the costumes. Mr. Fraser and the stage crew did another fine job constructing the set. 134 Carol Bach prepares for finishing touches. 135 Tircsias (Doug Braal) and Cadmus (Paul Docpke) discuss � ho weekend in tho mountains with the Baechae. Snow Day Flakes Out Snow day's agenda consisted of four main events and a few other activities os pictured at left. The main events were a toboggan race, snow sculpturing contest, football game, and a dance. The all mighty Seniors won both the toboggan race and snow sculpturing contest. By some rare coincidence the Sophomores beat both the Seniors and Juniors in football. As always the dance went over big. Horc comes do Judgo Seniors gasp offor gaining glory. 136 Seniors Jim Stender and Jeanne Gronborg selling Heart-ograms. Heart Week Houses Hope Collecting money for the Leukemia Fund was the main objective of Heart Week, but a lot of fun was thrown in. Money making activities included sending Heart-o-grams, buying licenses for breaking the dress code, and a money col’ect-ing contest between classes. The just-for-fun activities were: a tug-o-war in which the Juniors came in first; a pancake eating contest won by Dwight Reinke; and the Big Hearted Teacher of the Yoar Award to Mr. Duane Nelson. Tim Mc-Ewan and Gretchen Harder were nominated Heart Week King and Queen. Proceeds from the dance were also given to the Leukemia Fund. Mr. Nelson receiving his Big Hearted Teacher of the Year Award. 138 Yo. Heave Ho: Senior lef't go! Dana Kramer. Dave Jim Slender. John Darby. Allen Faue in a chorui of Figaro. Figaro. Figaro. 139 Pep Fests, Assemblies Provide Refreshing Break This year's pop fests were rare attractions consisting of quips, antics, and follies. Students flocked to the gymnasium awaiting with great anticipation loads of entertainment in the form of the cheerleaders zany skits: the mighty pep band's blaring of the school sonq: and last, but certainly not least, various productions performed by the chorus line. This year we were privileged to have three players from the Guthrie Theater os guests for on auditorium special. Also an A.F.S. assembly and a combination chorus, orchestra, and bond concert were held. Left: Is my slip showing, no your balloon is. Jim Johnson, Stovo Dittbenner, Jim Burns. Rich Slothowor, Bill Murphy and Carl Ruglund. Right: Students preparing for spirit cheer. Abovo Right: Mozart. Schu-man. Bach, ar.d Davis, all started this way. 141 a.� ’68 Gridders — Long On Spirit, Short On Wins Scoff Andorjon hondi off fo Keifh Sternal at Jim Johnjon clear the way. D. Linden and Coaches Schafor. Gravon and Stolfz o«peri-onco an agonizing momonf on fhe sidelines. We'vo got the Trojans on our side. They're G.. .R.. .Reat! The cheerleaders wont into action as the games started. Out on the field eleven hard hitting guys were trying to grind out a victory in a season that seemed to hold nothing but losses. Coach Jim Graven's Woyzata eleven showed its stuff in their (30-12) win over Crosby-1 ronton, the team that later became champions of their conference. The Trojans defense hit the line hard: the offense ran well, with three fast underclassmen at the helm. Despite this, and the great victory in the season's second game, the Trojans never got the chance to follow that start with a winning streak. No matter how hard they fought the Trojans just didn't seem to have the final drive to get the ball over the goal line. Even so. there was no lack of school spirit for this season saw the biggest crowds in the past two years. The co-captains of this year's eleven were Rebby Bowman and John Darby. At the end of the season Rebby was elected Most Valuable Player by the squad. 144 Seated—First row: L. St. Lawrence, G. Monson, R. Davis. J. Sumey. 8. Hance. A. Faue. S. Manning. M. Carlson. T. Larson. J. Stordahl, J. Burns. D. Otness. Second row: M. Dekostor. K. Johnson. L. Hoins. J. Darby. A. Hannuro. D. Ussot. D. Hum. K. Sternal, M. Roynolds. C. Foss. D. Linden. S. Becker. Third row: Head coach J. Graven, asst, coach D. Nelson. S. Oittbenner. 8. Murphy. J. Stendor. R. Bowman. J. Andorson. B. Johnson. D. Anderson. S. Pohtilla. M. Pickenpack, J. Clifford. J. Johnson, G. Jordan , asst, coach B. Slob. S. Anderson, asst, coach K. Shaffer. SEASON'S RECORD Richfield 33 Trojans 0 Crosby 1 ronton .... 12 30 Lincoln 33 0 Robbinsdale 68 6 Tonka 32 6 Edina 54 0 Hopkins 19 0 Kennedy 21 7 Park .... 39 0 Mike Reynolds scores the only touchdown, early in the Trojan's loss to Minnetonka. 145 Underclassmen Pace Offense Keith Sternal makes long run against Crosby Ironton. Mike Reynolds makes tho turn ... Doug Linden goes around the end. 146 Trojan dofonso ottompts to contain Tonko in the brutal Homecoming bottle. Dave Usset ar.d Dan Hunt loop on Lincoln quarterback. Seniors Dominate Defense During height of game Mark Pickenpack tokos timo out to tie his shoe. Lorry Heins and 8ill Murphy lower the boom on a Lincoln ball-corricr. os Jim Burns looks on. 147 Junior Varsity Sitting: J. Burns. J. SfordaM. G. Wonson. A. Fauo. D. Otness. Kneeling: C. Foss. B. Hance, K. Johnson. R. Davis, S. Manning. Standing: K. Schafer. S. Clifford. G. Jordan, J. Andorson. B. Johnson. M. Doloster. B. S olx. 148 Barney males rubble of opposing line. B Squad Sitting: D. Simmons. R. Somakawa. M. Bauer. G. Phillippe J. Shank. V . V armager. ?. Mitchell. 8. Bronowoll. R. 0!ton J. Harmt. Kneeling: E. Monton. J. Horvath, M. Moritz. 4. Reichow. J. Donoghuo. P. Harrell. D. Deslauriers, T. Burns. Weart. M. Huepanbeckor. Standing: f. Mi:ier. S. Mathieu. B. Stender M. Hughes. C. Schafer. J. Thompson. S. Tobler J. Darby. J. Diorckt. T. Kelly. 0. Perry B. Bauer. R. Paterjon. Trojans Take To Cross Country Front row (I to r): B. Johnson, B. Blaine, 8. Zimmer. K. Kutinar, 0. Roinko, M. Stephenson, Coach Schuster. Back row (I to r): S. Spooler. D. Boll, B. Blaine, M. Buedor, B. Weaver. M. Lang, This year was the best year the Trojan cross country team has had yet. The only year, but the best year. Seriously the roadrunners were a great addition to the Trojan sports. Following the lead of Tom Nelson, Wayzata's contribution to the district 18 top ten, the Trojan runners won three meets. Nothing seemed to leep them down, not even bus failure, which on one occasion necessitated a two mile jog before the race. It was an admirable starting season (or an admirable sport. Back row, l-� : Coach Potorion Mang, D. Schoehol. R. Geibenhoin. J. Johnson G. Smith. D. Kramer. B. Hance. C. Rugland. Coach Hembro. Second row: R. Jubort. L. St. Lawrence. J. Goscho, M. Carlson. M. Hughes. D. Reinke 0. Otress. Front row, l-r: T. McEwan. M. Dyer, R. Laurent, G. Laurent. A. Faue, G. Wilson. J. Zieman. PAatmen Charge to Winning Season Allen Fauo. Now if I push there and pull here he's supposed to ...” Wayzata has often been accused of poor spirit. This year that charge did not apply to the wrestlers. Who could have been apathetic? The Trojan matmen had their best season in thirteen years. The team hod a record of nine wins and six losses. They ran away with the Owatonna Invitational, finishing first and leaving the second place team fifteen points behind. Tim McEwan. Allen Faue. Greg Wilson. Carl Rugland and Dana Kramer took firsts in their weight divisions. In District 18. Greg Wilson took first place, and the team followed through with a fifth place victory. Four wrestlers. Tim McEwan, Jon Zieman. Greg Wilson, and Allen Faue. represented the Trojans in the Region 5 meet, taking a sixth place. Tim McEwan and Allen Faue went on to vie for state titlos. A truly sensational season for Tuna's sensational men. 150 Hoppinew !� a Woyzata Pin Tim McEwan Gcorgo of tho Junglo. Car! Rogland 'Will you got off mo! RECORD Coach Paltnon calmly observes a varsity match. Wayzata Robbinsdale .. 25 19 Tonka .................. 24 18 Cretin (Way. Invt.)..... 14 30 Orono ( )... 2 45 Austin ( )...... 31 II Lincoln ................ 29 II Edina .................... 17 28 Hopkins ................ 32 10 Owatonna Invt. (8 schools) Rich. 2nd ... 91 106 Kennedy .................. 13 32 St. Louis Park............ 15 33 Cooper.................. 27 II Moundsview (nc) . 17 27 Mound ................... 8 39 Richfield ................ 12 28 Coach Hcmbre and John Gosche caught in a light moment. 152 Gory Laurent, set for the Refs signal. Metmon get a frilly tribute from their fans. rwrnt httUT4 mm Hi f 153 Back row, l-r: D. Langhorst. R. Munson. B. Bauer, D. Schmidt. J. Wahl. R. Davis, R. Swanson, Mong. B. Doles. Mid. row: K. Pfohl, G. Phillipo, J. Gorman. T. Weiss, M. Richardson. P. Reynolds. M. Krause. G. Morion. Cooch Hembre. Fr. row: M. Rugland. J. Hall. J. Woods D. Gorman, B. Brownawoll. S. Roinko. T. Lotts, M. Tucker. Cagers Top Watertown, Mound for Only Wins Kneeling, l-r: C. Frick. P. McClelland. 0. Cornelius. C. Anderson. M. Beucler. S. Tobler. Standing, l-r: M. Oloughlin, J. Schneider S. Andorson, C. McCannel. 0. Anderson. S. Dittbcnnor. B. Stonder. Coach Schrooder. Junior Varsity Kneeling: Mang. L Coyne. S. Pelorson. 0. Alien. 8. Held. B. Baker, M. Reynolds. D. Campbell, D. SpickcM. Standing: S. Baummann, $. Lang, B. Pohtilla. J. Andorson. Coach Hosmer. B. Blaine. R. Bowman. J. Sandy. M. Stophonson. 154 Basketball: A Contact Sport Cooper 76 Wayzata 72 Robinsdale 83 36 Minnetonka 72 48 Lincoln 55 37 Edina 60 52 Hopkins 98 43 Centennial 61 49 Kennedy 70 38 Richfield 70 47 St. Louis Park 64 49 Cooper 45 42 Minnetonka , 69 39 Mound 25 41 Richfield , 74 62 West , 58 57 Hopkins , 71 35 Edina 65 44 Mound . 55 46 Watertown (Dist. Tour.) . , . 45 57 Lincoln (Dist. Tour.) ... ., , 56 51 Coach Norm Schroeder's basketball Trojans suffered through the worst season in several years. Bright spots of the season were the aggressive play of transfer student Mike Beucler. and captains Steve Pittbenner and Dave Cornelius. Some of the season's better efforts came against Cooper (twice). West, and Edina, as the cagers lost these four games by an average of less than four points. In the tournament, the Trojans came to life, defeating Watertown, which placed third in the Valley Conference. Their best game of the year was the Trojan's loss to Lincoln in the final district game. 56-51. 155 Chuck Frick get away from it all. Davo Andorscn finds the baikot. uad Finishes With 6-5 Record |.r: 24 J. Dierckt, 30 D. Perry. 32 T. Lindbcrg. 10 J. Sumey. 12 M. Huopenbockor. 52 A. Reichow. 42 W. Wormagor. 54 M. McKee. Coach Bob Morehouie. 14 S. Doppo. 20 M. Moritr. 22 K, Cramor. 40 D. lindon. 44 P. Fortin, 34 M. Yo. 50 8. Slender. Standing, l-r: Coach Waight J. Duntley C. Palmer. T. Bonhivcr. G. Miller E. Ebner. 0. Duepner P. Sfevenior.. Sitting. I.r; R. Haw- M. Caticchio, J. Price. C. Ritchie, D. Duntley. J. Kutzner. D. Guid era. M. Johnton. Swim Team Makes Big Splash The first swimminq team in W.H.S. history started practice in November utilizing tho new pools at the junior highs. Coach John Waight practiced daily with a squad of fifteen that included only two seniors. Eric Ebner and Jim Kutzner and several promising underclassmen and junior hicjh swimmers. The team tasted its first interscholastic competition with five meets in February that provided good experience for the fledgling mermen. Daily scrimmages were a steady routine for all swimmer}. 157 VARSITY. Front row. l-r: M. White. K. Dynan. J. Burnt. J. Stordahl. R. Slothowor. R. Olson. G. Monton. B. Waege Back row. l-r: J. Rovolo— mon-ogor. J. Baker. K. Sterna! P. Hendrickson, B. Murphy. P. Casey. P. Koob. E. Milier—Coach. Mitting: D. Bohnett—maragor. Pucksters Gather Goals This year the Trojan Pucksters earned the right to belong to Minnesota's toughest conference. Finishing seventh in the Lake Conference. Wayzata had a record of five wins, ten losses, and one tie. Top scorers. Bruce Wagge, Mike White and Keith Sternal earned nine points for goals and assists. Defenseman Paul Hendrickson merited Lake Conference honorable mention. The Trojan games were well playtfd and exciting. Moro than once during the season, Wayzata's Icemen came from behind for a victory. The enthusiasm of the players was only matched by their fans as the hockey team rounded off the best season they have had in years. 158 Front row, I to r: J. Horvath, R. Somckawa. J. Shook B. Karinlemi. P. Nelson S. Lenenborg. D. Johnson, D. Person 0. Stovenson D. Simmors. Back row. I to r: D. Deslouriers P. Monahan. J. Donaghue, J. Rosenborg. J. Ewing. P. Mitchell. B. Towers. B. Weart. T. Kelly K. Schafor—Cooch. All I aid was I did ' car® what position I played. John Stordahl Last one to Pearce Slate Shop is a rotten egg!’, Gary Monson, Paul Hendrickson. ”8oy. my sister's skates really grab!”. Mike White. Put your arrr. down Rich ... the fivo days oro up! Randy Olson and Rich Slothowor VARSITY SEASON'S RECORD Wayzata Orono .. 7 1 Cooper . . . . .. 4 1 Mound . . . . .. 1 4 Richfield . .. .. 6 0 Lincoln . . . . .. 3 5 Robbinsdale .. 7 0 Tonka .. 2 2 Humboldt .. .. 4 1 Hastings . . . .. 8 0 Edina .. 5 0 Hopkins . .. .. 8 0 Kennedy ... .. 3 1 Park .. 0 4 Orono .. 3 3 Robbinsdale .. 8 0 Tonka .. 3 1 Mound .... .. 1 2 Lincoln .... . . 4 2 Park .. 4 0 Kennedy ... .. 0 1 Hopkins . ... .. 3 1 Hey. fellas. I'm stuck! Ur: Rich Slothcwer, 8MI Murphy and Randy O'scn Junior Varsity front row, l-r: L. Schultz. T. Larson. A. Mitchell. P. Karineimi, G. Larkin. Back row. l-r: D. Leonidas G. Sonntag, B. J-.hnson, W. Schwie, M. Vukas. K. Makopeaso. Coach Miggin . Missing: C. Swaggert. T. Johnson. 160 Jim Bakor and Bill Murphy clear the ice. A Study in Motivationr Ski Team ’69 This year's enthusiastic group of skiers, led by Mr. Manning, Mr. Harmon. Mr. Graven, and Mr. Stoltz, fared well. Senior Bob Weaver, a letter winner, placed 17th in District crosscountry skiing, and went on to state competition. The coaches are looking forward to a much improved season next year with the return of many juniors. Ho flies through the air with the gronfost of oaso. It’s Lofgron our man on a pair of silos. Back row, Ur: S. Gunderson. D. Nutt. R. Gundorson, M. Gundorson. Front row. l-r: D. Snyder. S. Lofgren. B. Weaver. Sponsors ANDROLI COIFFEURS Wayzata Bay Center 473-2503 AUSTRAL BEAUTY SHOP 3990 Sunset 471-9632 BEN FRANKLIN 1145 Wayzata Blvd. 473-8896 BERRY AUTO BODY 253 E. Lake 473-8896 BUCKHORN CAFE Lonq Lake 473-7315 BUTTERFIELDS FLOWERS 15802 Wayzata Blvd. 473-4687 CANDLELIGHT FLOWER SHOPPE 269 E. Lake 473-2564 COAST-TO-COAST 1139 Wayzata Blvd. 473-8000 COMMUNITY CREDIT CO. Colonial Square 473-5421 COMMUNITY DRUG STORE Wayzata Bay Center 473-7373 CONNELLY’S DRUG STORE 1310 Wayzata Blvd. 473-8831 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 320 Wayzata Blvd. 473-4085 DANA’S APPAREL INC. 750 E. Lake 473-2855 DARLING HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS 4805 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis D'CKEY REALTY 15700 Wayzata Blvd. 473-4666 DICKEY SHAVER INC. 259 E. Lake 473-7391 EGGER’S TILES PAINTS 627 E. Lake 473-8311 EGON’S MILEAGE SERVICE 259 E. Lake 473-7391 FARMERS STATE BANK OF HAMEL Hamel 478-6611 FIREPLACE CENTER 12324 Wayzata Blvd. 545-3797 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOANS Colonial Square 473-4244 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAYZATA 1155 Wayzata Blvd. 473 4606' FIVE SWANS INC. 521 E. Lake 473-4685 FOOD VILLAGE IGA Plymouth Shopping Center 545-9628 FORTIN’S HARDWARE Hamel 478-6811 THE FOURSOME Family Clothing and Shoes Wayzata Bay Center FREDRICK HERFURTH REAL ESTATE 734 E. Lake 473-4646 GOLD BOND STAMP CO. 12715 B. Olson Hwy. 540-5319 GOLDEN VALLEY FURNITURE 7920 Hwy. 55 545-7188 THE GREENERY 631 E. Lake Wayzata H H CAR WASH 143 E. Lake Wayzata HANSON HOUSE SUPPER CLUB Lonq Lake 473-9932 HARRIS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 521 Indian Mound 473-7341 HART'S CAFE-406 S. Broadway 473-9081 HERB’S SERVICE Co. 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WAYZATA COMMUNITY CHURCH WEAVER'S ELECTRIC CO. 17610 19th Avo. N. 473-7202 WHITELEY'S WAYZATA 635 E. Lake 473-7585 Dr. H. Katkov. M.D. Dr. Lee Kochanderfer. D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Miller Dr. T. Papermaster. M.D. Dr. R. Peterson. M. D. 163 Senior Class 1968-69 Abramson. Patricia Ruth—G.A A. I; Gymnastics • Adle--. Charyl Delores—Y-Teens I Anderb-urq. Jessie Lynn—Wayzatan 3 Andersen. Oevid C.—Football I. 2 3: Baskc’ball I. 2, 3: Lettermans Club 3 Anderson, Chris Marl Ar-derson. Mark Doggies—Chorus I, 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3; Chorus Operetta I, 2. 3: Student Council 2. 3; Drama Club I; Letterman't Club 3: Pep Club 3 Annis, Jean Frances—G.A.A. I, 2; Y-Teens 3 Archer. Deborah Lea—GAA. I, 2 3: Chorus, I. 2: Operetta I. 2: Student Director of Play 2; Student Council I. 2: F.T.A. 2 3: Wayako 3: Drama Club 2 Armstrong. Connie Louise Ardette. Donna Marie Averitl, Steve John Baden. Cathy Ann-Chorus I. 2. 3: GAA. l: Pep Club i Baker, Roianne Gall—G.A.A. I Bakk. Carol D. Barnard. Deborah Lynn Barnard, Michael Richard—Wayzatan 2 Barsness. Gail Marie—Band I. 2.3: GAA. I. 2; Pep Club I. 2 Batson. Richard John—Band I, 2. 3: Base ball I, 2, 3: Basketball I; Football I; Speech Contest 2 Batson, Stephen Philip—Transferred in Junior Year from 8'oke High School; Track I; Soccer I Bauer. Anita Fay— Boeing league I; Pep Club I; DECA 2 Bechtle. Julie Ann—Band I 2. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Pep Club I; Medical Careers Club 2. 3 Bednar, Thomas John—Track I. 2: Letter-mans Club I. 2. 3; DECA 2 3 Bennett, Gayle—Transferred in Senior Year from Canoga Park High School; Chorus I; Hiking and Camping Club 2 Bennett, Patricia Ann—Transferred bock in Senior year from Kenneton High School; GA.A. I, 2; School Musical I. 2 Benson. Ronald Cochrane—Football I. 2: Hockey I Benton. Stephen Clifford—Basketball 2 Bergeton. James Wesley— Si Club I 2 Service Corps I. 2 Bergman, Donna Marie—G A A I. 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. Y-Teens I Berlin, Matt F. Berthieume. Cheryl Ann—OECA 2 Borthiaume. Gaylord Michael Betker, Julie—Sk- Club I, 2; Trojettcs I 2, 3: Treat, for Troiettes 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: V.P. of Senior Class Beucler, Mike Harlan—Transferred in senior year from Wesfslde High School; Football I 2: 8atke ball I. 2, 3: Letter, mon't Club I, 2. 3; Track I 2. 3; Key Oub I 2; Spanish Club I; Student Council 2; Inlromurals 2 Bird, Alan Chatlar— Orama Club I 2: Chorus I; Student Council I, DECA 2. 3; Student Store Blrnbaum, Victoria Christine—Transferred from St, Marqaref s Academy in Sophomore year; Ski Club I; Chorus I 2 Bittner. Lynn Marie—Gymnastics 2 Blaine. Bruce Edward—Chours I. 2, 3; Basketball I. 2. 3; Cross-Country 3; Pep Club 3: lettermen s Club 3 Bohn, Kathryn Elisabeth—Trans. from Pascack Hills in Senior Year; Future Nurses Club I; Archery I. 2: Softball I, Chorus 2 3 Boll, Daniel G.—Track 2 3; Cross Country 3. Bonhlver, Judith Lee—GA-A. I, 2: Band 1 2, 3; Service Corps I 2, 3 FTA 2 3 Wayako 3 Boon, Kathryn Lee Bowman, Rebby E.—Footbs t t 2, 3; Basketball I. 2. 3: Baseball I; Track 2. 3: Pep Club 3; Letterman's Club 2. 3 Break, Gregory W.—Trent, from Cherry Creek High School in Senior Year; Tim-berliners iki Oub I. 2: Fenc ng 3; War zatan 3 Brandon, Suzanno—Wayzatan 3 Brant, Nancy Elaine Bromen. David Ralph Brooks. Tarry Lynn—GA.A. I. 2; C orus I. 2 3; Pep Club I; Operetta 2. 3 Bullan, Lloyd Robert—O.E. Burbank. Cindy Jean—Glee Cub 2: C o rus 3 Burgh. Katharine Tristram Bush nail. Luanna Marie—G A A I 2; Bang t, 2. 3; Orchestra I, 2 3: Y-Teens I; NHS 3: Wayako 3 Callahan, Edward J. Campbell. David M — Trans, from NicC-let High School Soph. Yr.; Biology Oub t; German Club I; Swimming Team I; Baseball I; Basketball 2 3; Tennis 2. 3: Letterman's Club Carlson, Diana Baity—G A A. I Carlson, Mark W—Trans, from Hamburg High School Sophomore year; Football I. 2. 3; Swimming I; Wrestling I, 2, 3: letterman's Club 2. 3 Cerlston, Virginia Anne—Ckorus I, 2, Math Oub I 2; G.A.A. I; A.F.S. I 2 Gymnastics I; Student Council I, 2 Executive Board for Student Council Casey. Patrick James—Hockey I. 2. 3 Chaffea Janet Miehal—Y-Teens I. 2. 3; Pep club I. 2. 3; GAA. I; Chorus 3: Drama 3; Teen-corps 3 Christenson. Robert Charles Christopher, Linda Lee Colson. Mary Jo—Transferred from Brook field East High School Junior Year; Student Council I; Pep Oub I; A.F.S. I; G.A.A. I Cook, Gwynn Anita—Transferred from Cherry Lawn School In Junior Year; I-brary Committee l;.VP of Ski Oub I Student Council I; Stage Crew 3 Cornelius. David Paul— Basketball I. 2 Coursen, Erie Oenton—8and I, 2. 3; Stage Band 2 3; Math Oub 3 Crow, Daanna lyniv—Service Corps I. 2 3. Orchestra I 2, 3; Y-Teens I; Pep C'ub Ij Orama Oub I; Synchronized Swimming 3: Spanish Oub 3; Teen Corps 3 Cunningham. Thomas Edward—Wres ' ng I: Operetto lead 2, 3 Oalbec. IwAnn Ruth—Orama Oub I: G.A.A. I; Teen Corps 2. 3 Darby. John Brwca—Football I. 2. 3; Basr boll I. 2 3; letterman's Club 2. 3; N.H.S. 3: Pep Club 3: N.H.S. Trees. 3 Davis. Batty Lou Oackar, Karan Susan—Trans, from Lincoln Senior High School Senior Year; A.F.S. I; School Paper 2 Oedrick. Diana K. Oelningar. John MacNall—Band I. 2. 3 Pit Orchestra 3 Dlttbannar, Steve Lee—Bond I; Footba 1 I 2 3; Basketball I. 2 3: Track I 2; Letterman's Club 3 Dona I on. Thomas Edward Dubay, Ramona Maria—G.A.A. I DuChaina, Kent Duryao, Mary Jana—Chorus line I. 2 3: Pep Club I, 2 Oyar, Michael Jaye—Wrestling I, 2. 3 Golf I 2; Ski Club I. 2; Letterman's Club 2. 3 Ebner, Emil Eric—Transferred from Scotts dale High in Senior Year; Key Club I 2; Letterman's Club I, 2; Science Oub I; N.H.S. 2, 3: Swimming team I. 2 3: Fencing Club 3 Edwall, Craig Robert—Orchestra I. 2, 3: Speech Con'est I. 2; Makeup Crew 2, 3: Orama Club I, 2; Student Council 3: Wayako 3; Wayratan 3: Operetta 3: Student Play Director 3: N.H.S. 2. 3 Edwarthy, Jamas—Trans. from Aits in Public High School in Senior Year 3: Basketball I, 2: Wrestling I Ellis. Susan Rita—GAA. I; Pep Oub •: Y-Teens I DECA 2 3 Elverum, Dana Kathlaan—Pep Club 1.2 3: Ski Club I; C eer’eadlng 2, 3i N.H.S. 3 Elzea, Allan Richard—Tennis I Erickson. Janet Kay—Sand I. 2. 3: G.A A. I. 2; Student Council 2: A.F.S. 2 Erickson. Michael R.—Trans, from Ke'k hoven High School in Junior Year; Football I; Wrestling I; Studen-Council I. 2 Edison, John Andrew— FootDe i t; Basketball Evenson, Debra Kay—Chorus I. 2 3 Faue. Allen Clifford—Football I. 2, 3; Wrestling I. 2 3; Lette'man's Club 2 3: N.H.S. 3 Faue. Joe Edward Feiendln. Susan Margaret—f-Tcens I. 2 3: Guitar Club i; S� Club I. 2: Chorus I 2; Ski Oub V.P. 2: Wayzatan 3 Fin,no. Nancy Jo Elizabeth—C-a'us l- e 2; DECA 2: Chorus 3 Fineiio. Sam David—Wres ng 2 Fischer. Mary Jean—Chorus I; Y-Teens I: Cheerleader I. 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2, 3 Fournier. Bruce Allan Franklin. Barbara Ann—Glee Club I. 2 Pep Club I. 2: GA.A. I; Gymnastics I; Y-Teens I. 2: Stage Crew Frick. Charles Harold—Chorus I. 2; Basketball I. 2. 3; Baseball I; Service Corps I. 2: Golf 2 Giebtohein. Richard Gerald—'Wrestling I. 2. 3; Service Corps I. 2. 3: Letterman's Club 2. 3 Glldner, Alan Laa Giroir. Catharine Bernice—Drama Club I 2. 3: G.A.A, i. 2: Gymnastics I; Orama Club Sec. and Treas. 2; Colorguerd 2; Drama Club P� es. 3: Chorus Line 3 Glover, Jack Richard Grady. Kathy Annette—GAA. I; Peo Club I; DECA 2. 3 Grenbarg. Jaanna Maria—G.AA. I; DECA 2 3: Ski Club 2. N.H.S. 3 Grandpray. Theresa Margaret—Chorus I 2, 3. Operetta I. 2. 3 Gravalla, Mery Patricia—G.A A. I: Class Secretary I 2. 3; Drama Club I; Student Council I, 2. 3 Guillickson. Friti Jon—OECA 2 3 Gunderson. Nancy Carol—G'ee Club t. 2; Chorus 3 Haag, Merlys Kay—Trans from Highland Pari Senior High School during Junior Year; G.AA. 2; D'eme Club 2 Hagan. Kathryn Louisa—G.AA. I; G’ee C’ub I; Chorus 2. 3; Operetta 2. 3 Hall. Stave A.—Golf I. 2. 3; Basketball 3 Hanca, Robert Donald—Football I. 2. 3: Wrestling I. 2. 3: Golf I. 2; Letterman's Club 2. 3 Hanley. Barbara Brooks—Trans, from Minnetonka in Junior Year; Y-Teens I, 2: Math C'ub I. 3' French Cub I; Latin Oub I; Gymnastics 2; Teen Corps 2. 3: Drama Club 3 Hennure, Alan Revo—Chorus I, 2. 3 Football I 2. 3: Operetta I, 2. 3; Wayako 3; Letterman's Club 3; Pop Club 3: Math Club 3 Hansen. Terry Lea—Fencing Club 2 3; Stage Crew 3; Wayako 3 Haralson, Linda Sue Hasty. Marie tt.-G.AA. I. 2. 3; Y-Tee«s I; Gymnastics I; Wayratan 3 Harder, Gretchan Ann Hayan. Victoria loranne— Band I, 2 3; G.A.A. I; Fencing I; Orchestra 2. 3: Drama C'ub 3: Teen Corps 3 Hedlcan, Colleen Kayes—G.A.A. I 2. 3: Service Corps I 2: Orama Club I: Student Council V.P. 3 Hegga. Sheila Ann—Pep Club I. 2; Ski Club I. 2: Fencing Club I; Chorus Line I. 2. 3 Heins, Larry J.—Football I. 2 3: Basketball I. 2 Held. Betty Anna—Trans.. Back To Way-zata from Orono In Junior Year- DECA 2 Heltemes. Linda I.—GA.A. I. 2 3 Herwig, Linda Jaanlna—G.A A. I Hibbard, Mary Elizabeth—Pep Club I 2; Y-Teens I. 2. 3; Ski C'ub I. 2: GA.A. I: Teen Corps 3 Hiscock, Gary Herbert Hochradal, Kim Ross—Trans. From Huntington High School in Senior Year; Soc-car I . 2 Hochsteetter, David Gerald Holasak, Allan R. Holasak. Elaine Joan—Chor.s I; G.A.A -I; Drama Club I Hollis. Wendy A.-8and I; G.AA. I; Service Corps I. 2. 3 Holme, Jennie M.—Chorus I, 2 3; G.A.A 3 Holtar. Karan M. Hopt. Peggy Ellen Mosp. Jim—Trans, from Washburn High School Senio- Yea?: Le'fe'man's Oub 3: Studen Council 3: Footba1' 3; Baseball 3: Ski Team 2 3: Mi-Y 3 House, Clerence Calvin—Trans, from St. Lou's Park Senior High School In Senior Year Huepenbecktr. Sally Jena—Cheerleader I 2. 3: Peo Club I. 2, 3: GA.A. I Hughar, Robert Arthur—Trans, from North Hagerstown High In Senior Year Hughes. Shari Jean—G.A A. I; DECA 2. 3 Humphrey. Kathrlna Elizabeth—Trans, from American School of Paris in Junior Yr.: Chorus I; Pep Club I; Cheerleader I; Ski Club I; C no rus Line Sec. 3 Hunt, Denial Paul—Football I. 2. 3; Wrestling I; Letterman's C’ub 2. 3: V.P. of Letterman's Club 3 Hutchings. James Roger Hutchson, Daniel Thomas lea. Stephan Edward Iverson. John Edwin—Math Club 2. 3: Service Corps 2; Golf 2; N.H.S. 3 Jacobson. Sandy Jahn, Gerl Ree—Chorus I. 2. 3; GA.A. I. 2; Pep Club 3 Jamas. Bruce Alan—Ski Club I. 2; Letter-man's Club 2 Jenklnson, Nancy R.—Y-Teens I. 2; Ski Club I; Cheer'eading 2. 3: Peo Club 2. 3: Wayzatan 3 Jennings. Susan Faye—Y-Teens I. 2; GA.A. I; Crorus i t: Pep Club i. 3: Cheerleader 2 3; DtGA 2. 3 Jansan, Karen J.—GA.A. I; DECA 2 Jenson. Wende Lea—Band I. 2, 3: G.A.A. I; Color Guard I. 2. 3 Johnson. Jamas Roland—Wrestling I. 3; Orchestra I Johnson, Jamas Thomas— Football •- 2. 3; Basketball I. 2; Go’f I; Chorus I. 2. 3: Pep C'ub 3; Wayako 3: letterman's Club 3 Johnson, Jarry Laa—Band I. 2 3; Drami Club I. 2: A.F.S. 2 Johnson. Rohn Layton—Footba'I I Johnson Todd William—Student Council I. 2; Ski Club I 2; Hockey 1. 3: Golf I Johnson. William Hugo—Football I. 2, 3: Hockey I; Track I, 2. 3; Class Pres. I; Hi-Y 2; Ski Club 2: letterman's Club 3 Juhre. Susan Joan—Y-Teens I, 2; Ski Club I. 2: Student Council f; D'eme Club I; Wayzatan 3 Kemmen, Linda Jean—Sa d I. 2. 3; GAA. I; Service Corps I. 2. 3 Karels. Timothy Robert—Chorus I. 2. 3; OECA I. 2 Karlniemi. Deborah Kay—Trans. from White Bear Senior High School Senior Year; GAA. I; F.HA. I Keith. Rickey Allan—Chorus I. 2; Drama Club I 2: DECA I, 2. 3 Kelly. Jaan Katharine—GAA. I. 2; Chorus I. 2; Speech Contest 2. 3: Wayako 3 Kemna. Michael Scott—Go’f I. 2: OECA 2. 3 Kennedy. Gall Nancy—Pep C ub I. 2. 3: GA A. I; A.F.S. I 2; Y-Teens 2. 3 Karner. Leslie Amalia—Pep C'ub I; Y Teens I. 2. 3; School Mascot I; School Play 3; Student Council 3 Karr, Patricia Mae—Trans, from T. F. South High School Junior Year; GAA. I. 2; Terroppln Club I. 2: Girls Club Blair I. 2; Office Worker I. 2; Orama Cub I. 2: N.H.S. 2 3: Co’o' Guard 3; Wayzatan 3; Fencing 3 Klein. Charles Rlchard-Hockty I; DECA 2 3 Koob, Paul Louis—Hockoy I. 2. 3; Foot-Pall I: HI-Y I; DECA 2. 3: letfe' man's C’ub 2, 3 Kotila. Jerald Arne—Trans, from Hopkins in Senior Year Kramer, Dana William—Wrestling I. 2 3 Math Club 2. 3; Wayako 3: N.H.S. 3 Kroqseng, Cheryl Anne—A.F.S. I. 2; Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 3: Wayzatan 3 Krout. Karan Jo—Pep C'ub 2: G.AA. 2 Kunerth. Richard Allen Kutznar. James Allen—Drama Cub I. 2 Math Club 2 3: Swimming Team 3 Drama Club V.P. 2; Math Club V.P. 3 LeCroii. Faya Lorraine—Fencing 2. 3 Lang. Susan Maria—Trans, from Cerro' High School Soph, year; Teen Corps I 2; Wayako 3 langhorst. Jean Kay—Trans, from Proctor Senior High School Junior Year; Chores 2 3; Drama Club 2; Make-up Crew 3 164 Larkin. Jeff David—Footba I I; Hockey I; Track 2 Larsen, Michael Andrew—Basketball I; DECA 2 Larson, Cheryl Lynne Larson. Gr«g Ptarc —Band I, 2. J: Sand Council 2. 3; Wayako J Larson, Sue Mafia—G A A. I; Gymnastics I: N.H.S. 3: Chorus 3 Uurant. Gary la —Wrestling I. 2. 3 Laurten, Cheryl Ann Leech. Thomas Joseph Laa. Barbara Jaan—Band I 2; G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Gymnastics I. 2. 3: Y-Teent 3: Drama Club lelvlska, Mika John— Baseball I. 2. 3: Hockey 2 Leonard. Nancy Ann Leonidas, Katherine Jana—Irani, from Si. Marys Academy Soph. Year; Glee Club I; Athletic Club I; G.A.A. I; Y-Teens 2. 3 Lepo-iky. Charryl Irena—G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Chorus I, 2 3: Pap Club 3: School Mascot 3: G.A.A. V.P. 2: G.A.A. Pres. 3: Chorut Pres. 3 leuer, lonnia Jaan—G.A.A. I 2. 3: Gym-Nasties I 2. 3: F.T.A. 2 3: A.F.S. 2 N.H.S. 3: Pep Club 3: Color Guard 3: Wayiatan 3 tlcht. David E Lind bloom. Holly Key—Y-Teens I 2 Spanish Club I. 2. 3: Student Council 2; N.H.S. 3 Lopes, Robert Waldo—Math Club I. 2. 3: Band I. 2, 3: Wayako I. 2. 3: Ski C ub I. 2; Fencmn |; Student Council 3: Editor of Wayako Lotting, Douglas Floyd—Football I: DECA Lueck. Keith Martin McCoy, Janice Carol—Chorus I. 2; G.A-A. I. 2; Gymnastics I. 2: Pep Club 2. 3: Cheerleading 2. 3 McCulloch. Catharine Ruth—Y-Teens I; G.A.A. I MeEnanay. Mary Jana—Chorus Lino I; OECA 2 3 McE� en, Timothy Scott—Trans, from R. L. Thomas High School in Senior Year; Wreitlina I. 2. 3; Soccer I; Student Council 2: Lettermen's Club 2 McGrath. Mark A.—Wayiatan 3 McKee. Tad R. MecKenite. Linda Susan—G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club I, 2: Trans, from Greendale High School in Senior Year Madson. Pater Augustas—Goif I 2: Basketball I. 2 Mendyn. Pater Jamas Manning, Stave Michael—Cho’wt I, 2; Basketball I. 2; Golf 1. 2. 3: Service Corps I. 2; Football 2. 3: lettermen's Club 3 Mathlson. Mark Joseph—Wrestling I; Track I Malian, David Gragg—Ski Club I, 2. 3; Tennis I; Hockey I; Ski Team 2 Menard, Linda Louisa—Pep Club I; G.A.A. I Mayer. Jaanna Leslie-Chorut I; G.A.A. I; Color Guard 3 Mayer, Sharon Lorraine—G.A.A. I; Chorus I. 2 3: DECA 2: Stage Crew 2 Mayers, Cheryl—Trans. Millikan Senior High School in Senior Year: German Club I. 2: Peo Club I. 2 Michaltki, Diana Katheltne—G-A.A. I; Pep Club I Millar, Jamas Howard Millar. Jamas Jacob—Student Council I 2. 3: Baseball I. 3: Go'l 2: N.H.S. 3 Minka. Laonard William Mi� . Tad Joseph Molten Janet Laa—G'oe Club I 2: D.E.(i . 2 Morem, Alan Philip—Trans, from leS.e.' High School in Sen'or Yeor; Gold I. 2: Chorus I. 2. 3 Murphy. William M.—Footbotl I. 2. 3; Hockey I. 2 3: Ski Club I; Hi-Y I; Let-ter men's 2. 3 Narr, Wandy Jaan—Pep C'ub I 2: G.A.A. I Nagard, Robert Dale Nelson. Bruce Donald—Hockey I, 2; Go’f I Nelson. Bruce Douglas Nelton, Jack Elliot—Track I; Student Council 2: Video-tape Ce« 2. 3: N.H.S. 2. 3: Math Club 3: Wayako 3; Tennis 3 Nelson. Larry W.—’Video-tape Crew 3 Nelton. Linda J.—G.A.A. I; Pep Club I 2; Band I: Modicol Careers Club 2. 3 Nelson, Stephan Mlchaal Nelson. Thomas Patar—Track I. 2, 3: Bet-ketbaii I: D.E.C.A. 2. 3: N.H.S 3: I -termen's Club 3: Student Council 3 Nielsen, Oevld Gary—Golf I Nielsen. Mcheel E — Basketball I; Wresting 2: Golf 2 Novak. Jamas Edward Oaro. Sandy Jaan—G.A A. I; Band I, 2 3: Se-vice Corps I 2, 3,: N.H.S. 3 Oaitreich. Randy Laa Ohlsson. Denise Juaa—Glee Club I; G.A.A. I. 3 Olllkaln, Mary Carolyn Olson. James Thomas—Football I. 2, 3: Ski Club I. 2: Hockey I Opsehl, Mary Patricia O'Reilly. Kyle E. Orr, Linda Karan Otnass. Duane 8.—Football I. 2. 3; Wr s tling I, 2. 3; Baseball I Ouimette, Constance Jaan Parkat. Greg A. Parks. Sandy Sue—Pep Club I; Y-Teens I; G.A.A. I; D.E.C.A. 2. 3 Pauly. Chips William—Trans Irom Paris High School in Soph. Year; Lotin Club I; Yearbook Staff I; Tennis I. 2. 3 Paton. Judith Nona-D.E.C-A. 2 Pederson. Sara Lynn—Clast Treat. I. 2; Y. Teens I. 2, 3: Droma Club I; Y-Teens Treat. 2: Y-Teens Sec. 3; N.H.S. 3; N.H.S. Pres 3 Perkins. Clifton Doan—Football I Perry, Rosemary Jean—Trans, from Saint Margaret's Academy in Senior Year; G.A .A. I. 2. 3: F.T.A. 2 Peterson. Karen Jaan—Chorus Line I. 2. 3: Pep Club I; Student Council I. 2. 3: Ski Club I Pickenpack. Mark Robert—Football I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 2 3 Potter. Patricia Jo—Chorus 12, 3; Trans, from Lincoln High School in Soph. Yr.J Gymnastics I; Y-Teens I; A.F.S. 2 Price. Diana M.-Pap Club I; G.A.A. I Procoviat, Lorne Gall Rasmussen. Pamela Rota Reggio. Goorgene Ann—G.A.A. I; Gymnastics I. 2; Chorut Line 3 Reinke, Dwlaht Orvilla—Trans, from Wes' Chicago Community High School Senior Year; Cross Country I. 2. 3: Wrestling I. 2 3: Track I, 2: Verity C'ub 2: N.H.S. 2. J; lettermen's Club 3 Retchke, Jacqueline Gail—D.E.C.A. 2. 3 Rimer. Brad William Rogers. Ron R.—Basketball I: D.E.C.A. 2. 3 Rogney, Vicki Ree— Band I 2 3: G.A.A. I; N.H.S. 3 Rolko, Reply Edward Rost. Sharon Ann—Chorus 2. G.A.A. I 2: Pep Club 2 Rostvold, Nancy Rao—Band I. 2. 3: B.A.A. I; Pep Club I. 2 3: Orchestra Rowe, Becky Ann —Trans, from Grand Island Senior High School Junior Year; French Club I; Pep Club I; Student Council 3 Roy, Oiene Mario Rugland. Carl Allan—Wrestling I, 2, 3: lotfe’men'i C'ub 2, 3: Ski Club 2: Student Council 3 St. Lawrence, Larry Lynn—Wrestling I 2 3; Leltermon's Club I. 2. 3: Football 2. 3 Salvado. Jose—A F.S, Student from English American School in Guatemala; Soccer Team I 2. 3: Yearbook Staff 3: A.F.S. 3; Math Club 3: Spanish Club 3 Scheetifl. Don Richard—Baseball I. 2. 3; Basketball I; Ski Club I: Wrestling 2. 3 Schneider, Jeff John—Band I. 2 3; Base ball l 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3; Class Pres. 3 Schrooder. Oeboreh Lynn—Irons, from Port Clinton High in Senior Year; G.A.A. I. 2; Latin C'ub I; Hi-Y 2: F.T.A 2; Newspaper 2; French Club 2; Pep C'ub 3: Y-Teens Orama Club 3; Way. .tatan 3: Speech Contest Schrooder, Oonna Ann—Chorus I. 2, 3: SH Club I. 2; Pep Club I; Y-Teens 2 Schumacher, Kenneth H. Schumacher, Nancy Lae—G.A.A. I. 2; Gymnastics I. 2: CheeHeeding 2. 3; A.F.S. 2: Peo Club 2 3: Math C'ub 2; N.H.S. 3 Schwader. Mary Jo—Trans from St. Joseph Junior Year; Chorus I. 2: Rebel Bells I. 2: Cheerleader I; G.A.A. I; Drama Club 2. 3: Swim Team 2 Scovell, Roberta—Pep Club I; D.E.C.A. 2 Selle Debra Ann—G.A A I, 2: Pep Club Shallman, Martha—G.A.A. t; Gymnast.ct I; Stage Crew I. 2: Y-Teens 2; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 3 Sigler, Thomas Jam t Stothower. Richard Alan—Band I 2 S „ dent Council I; Hockey I. 2' 3; Ski Club I. 2 Smith, Deborah Ann—G.A.A. I. 2 Stagg, Susan Jean—Trans, from Sou'-High School Senior Year; Pres, of let! Club I; Latin C'ub I 2 Stauffer, Ron Francis Stenberg, Cathy Lynn—Trans, f� ©m Min netonka Senior High in Junior Year; National French Honor Society I Stehllk. Jan Charlat—Chorus I, 2. 3 Stender. Jamas Donald—Football I. 2, 3: Golf I. 2. 3: lettermen's C'ub I. 2, 3; Wrestling 2: N.H.S. 3; Pec Club 3 Stormo. Wendy K. Stout, Linde Louise—Drama Club I; Pep Cub I. 2. 3: Ski Club I. 2: G.A.A. l: Cheerleader I. 2; Y-Teens 2. 3: Wayako 3; Fencing Club 3 Stromquitl, Gary Robert Stuhlfeul. Paul Wilson—C' o'us I; SH Club I. 2; Student Council I; Cartoon, if for Wayiatan 3 Swanson. Richard Glonn—Cnorut ■ 2. 3: Basketball I; Baseball I. 2. 3 Testmer, Duane Tettmer. Rodney Wayne Tobler, Mardi Jeanne—G.A.A. I Tolkkinen, Mark William Troldl. Gary—Transferred from Storm Ink H. S. as Junior; Wrestling I; Golf 3 Usher, William Michael—Track I Ussat, David Joseph—Footbell I, 2, 3; National Honor Society I. 2. 3 Van Allan. Lynn Hayes—Pep Club I; Chorus I 2; F.T.A. 2; Young Republicans Van Brecklin, Lynne—G.A A. |, 2: Y-Teens I. 2; Spanish Club I. 2. 3: Band I Varhol. Steven John Vavrichek, Oabra JoAnn—G.A.A. I. 2 Velth, Judy Ann—GAA. I. 2 3: Glee Club I. 2: Chorus 3 Vinton. Tim Rodtll—Audio Crew 2. 3; Photographer for Wayiatan 2. 3; for Wayaio 3 Vochko, Deborah Jaan—Soph. Class V.P.; G.A.A, I; Pop Club I. 2 Waaga. Bruce Courtney—Hockey I. 2. 3; Golf 2: Student Council 3: lettermen’s Club 3 Walters. Jody Marl —G.A-A. I, 2; Fencing 2 Wang . Mark Vernon—Trans, from West n.gn xnool Junior Year; Basketball I Warnake, Wells Owen—Bssketball I, 2; Golf 2 Watschke, Frank A.—Drama Club 1,2; D.E.C.A. 2; School Plays J W art, Nancy Susan—G.A.A. I; Pep Club I. 2: Gymnastics I; Y-Teens 2; Moth Club 2; A.F.S. 2 3 W avar. Robert Thomas—Chorus I. 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2 3; Golf Club I. 2. J; Cross Country Track 3: Lettermen's Club Wafel. Woodley—Basketball I. 2 Welch, Gary L« Welch, Laurel Ann —Cam Cub I; Student Director of School Piayt 2, 3; Speech Club end Contest 2; N.H.S. J Weltiin. Connie—Transferred from Des Moines I; D.E.C.A. 2 Wenner. Shirley Martha—D.E.C.A. 2. 3 Wever, Colleen Ros -G.A.A. I. 2. 3; V?ymnesiict I. . 1 Whit . Mike D.-Hockey I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2 White, Wayne Anthony Williams. Joseph Cloyd —Chorus I; Tennis 2; Band 2. 3 Williams. Se Mari Wilson, Gr g Mlchaol—Wrest ing I. 2. 3; Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3; O.E.C.A. 2. 3 Wlnlow. Pamela Ann Wlrlenen. Sharon Withoff. Doris Ann—land I. 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2; Gymnastics I, 2; Y-Teens I Yanta, Gary Earl Yngv . Rolf Albert—Student Council I, 2; A.F.S. I; Ski Club 2; Class Pres. 2; Wayiatan Young, Diane Elilabath—Pep Club I. 2. Band I. 2. 3; G.A.A. I; Teen Corps 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2: N.H.S. 2, 3; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 3; Wayako 3 Ziemen, Jon F.—Football I: Wrestling I 2. 3: Chorus I; Ski Club 2; letlerman t Club 2. 3 Abramson. Patricia Ruth 43. 120 Adlor. Cheryl Delores 43 Anderburg, Jesiso Lynn 43. 120 Andersen, David C. I4S, IS4. ISS. 43 Anderson. Chris Marie Anderson. Mark Douglas 8. 131. 101. 133, 143. SO. 55. 84. 84 137. 73. 74, 82. 82 Anms. Jean Frances 4). 120 Archer Oeborah Lee 43. 70. 120 78. 88 Armstrong Connie Louise 43 Audetfe, Donna Mario 43. 73 Avoritt, Steve John Baden. Cathy Ann 43. 120, 84 Baker. Roxanne Gail 43 Bakk, Carol 0. 43. 87 Barnard. Deborah Lynn 43 8arnard, Michael Richard 3 Bartnest. Gail Marie 43. 81 Batson. Richard John 43 80 8atson. Stephen Philip 43 Bauer. Anita Fay 43 Bechfle, Julie Ann 43. 120 78. fc Bedrar. Tom John 112. 43 Bennett. Gayle 44 Bennett, Patricia Ann 44 Benson. Ronald Cochrane 44. 44 Benson. Stephen Clifford 44 Bergeton, James Wesley 44 Bergman, Donna Marie 44. 78 Berlin. Matt F. BeHhieume, Cheryl Ann 44 Berthieume, Gaylord Michael 44 Betker, Julie 144. 48. 77. 87 Beuder. Mike Harlen IS4. ISA. 84. 44. 54. 84 Bird, Alen Chester 44, 74 Birnbaum. 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Diane Ruth 37, 74, 120 Pete'ton, Steven 37. 154 Pfohl. Kenneth Edmond 38. 153 Phillips. Randy Roy 38 Pickcnpack. Joan Elaine 38. 85 Plank, Pamela Steven 38. 74 Podang. Greg Pohtila, William Allen 38. 145. 154. 7 Prantner. Mary Lou 38 Prantner, Robert Stanley 38 Pringle. Jann Lynn 38 Qua ley. Janelle Louise 38, 74 Reynolds, Michael Glenn 38, 14$, 145. 154. 73 Rizner Mark Lynn 38, 74 Robbins. Daniel Thomas 38 Roberts. Nancy 38 Roderick, Gary 38 Roehl Arlene Therete 38. 128. 127. 78. 85 Rol. Robert Arthur 38 Rosen, Kathryn Jean 38. 81. 88 Ryan, Mark Patrick 38 Rydell, Gregory Edmund 38 Solmonton. Susan Kay 38. 78. 83 Sampson Debi J. 38, 77 Sands Scott Robert 33 Scheu. Steven James 33. 133. 73 Schiebe. Joan Marie 38 Schmidt. Douglas Melvin 3?, 153. 74 Schmidt, lier.e Maye 39 Schneider. Melanie Louise 32. 39. . 82. 87. 88 Schultz, Lorry Allan 39. 150 Schulz. Julie Kay 39 Schwartz. Michelle Renee 39 Schwie. Ward Charles 39. 150 Seeburg, Larry Lee 39 Shelter. William Shellbetfer, Patricia Lee 39 Shore. Denise Lee 39 Sjmms; Holly Virginia 39. 120 Simpkins. Bonnie Mae 39 Skibnett. Borbara Jeanne 39. 120. 85 S'olhower. Patricia Louise 39. IC8. 85 Smith. Cynthia Mary 39 Smith, Deborah Louise 39 Smith, Gregory Paul 39, 150 Soellker, Debra Margaret 39. 77 Sonnfag, Gregg Gary 39, 150 Sorenson, Colleen 74 Soule. Sara Renee 39. 8S Spangler. Denise Renee 39, 85 Speaket. Stephen Manning 39 Spickett David 154 Stabler, Rhode Lynn 39 Stanley, Arthur Paul 39. 74 Sfeacle. Richard Lee 39 Stende', Caro1 Ann 39, 108 Stephenson, Michael John 39, IS4. 74 Sephenton. Pete' David 39, IS7 Sternal, Karen Marie 39. 73 Sternal. Keith Anthony 40. 144 145, 145. 158, 87 Sterner. David Bradley 40 Stewart. Pamela Jean 40. Ill, 78. 80 Stimpson. Charlene Renee 40. 8S Stone. Lynda Rae 45. 87 Stordehl. John Anti 40. t45. 158. IS? Streeter. Christine Marie 40. 41, 77 Stromenger. Bruce Robert 40, !05 Swaggert. Craig Thomas 40. 150 Swanson, Gary Neil 40 Swenson, Timothy Kurt 40. 133, 81 Taylor, Susan Kay 40, 77 Theis, Craig Steven 40 Theis, Douglas William 40 Theis. Judith Ann 40. 78 Thiele. Deborah Kaye 40 Thompson, James Harley 40 Tibbetts. Oee Ann 40. 84 TiMmans. Joan Marir 40. 78. 85 Tomcryk. Lynn Marie 40 Truer. Janet 40 Tungsefh. Bruce Howard 40, 87 Ufterberg, Laurie Ann 32. 40, 89 VenBrocklin. Judith Lee 40 Van der Have. Meta Cornelia Juana 40. 87 VanEps. Martin Koert 41 Vinton, Pam Hayes 41, 80 88 Vukas. Mike Peter 41. 140 Welker. Terry Wayne 41 Weber, Mery 8eth 41 Weinand. Michael Andrew 41 Weitlauf. Amanda Catherine 41. at Wheeler Polly 41. 74. 8$ Whito. Christie Ann 41 White, Deborah Sue 4t, 74 Whitman. Ronald Robert 41, 79 Wiehierman. Gary Jaimes 41. 74 WiethoH, Bill Shepherd 41 Wiggins. Peter 41 Williams, Edward Allan 41. 107 , 120. 80 Wiseman, Susan 41, 79. 80. 88 Wilke. Robert 41 Woodey. Stuart Anderson 41 Wright. Debra Sue 41 Young. Brad Edward 41. Ill, 81 Yngve. Aron John 41 Zimmer Bernie Rupert 41 A’dr.'dge. Lynette Rhea 17 Allen. Gregory Leonard 17 Amundsen, Marilyn C. 17 Anderberg, Oonald P. 17 Anderson, Cameron John 17, 154 Anderson, Oebbie Kay 17 Anderson. Lynn Michelle 17, 73, 80 Anderson, Merriiee R. 17. 85 Anderson, Sandra Lea 17, 78 Anderson Twilah Jean 17. 73 Archer. Jo Dee 17. 8$ Ashton. Peg M. 17 Audette. Oorina Ann 17 Sabbe. Michael 17 Baden, Nick John 17 Baker, Dawn Elizabeth 17. 78, 8l Baker. James Ouene 17. 158, 159, 151 Sarbcr. Gary 17. 21 Bardouche, Linda Mary 17, 85 Bannord. Donna Mae 17,107 , 88. 89 Barnard. Sco't Whitney 17. 8« Barsness, Grant M. 17. 25 Bauer. Michael Warren 17. 95. Ill, 95 Bauer, Robert Mark 17. 153 Beaty, Cathy Am 17. 78. 84 Becker. Stephen P. 17. MS Bednar, Elizabeth Ann 17. 105. 95 Bennett. Richard B. 17 Benson, 8eth Am 17 Bergeson, Joan Lesley 17 8erthiaume. Michael Eugene 17 Betke'. Lucia 17. 23 Birch, Margery E. 17 Blaine, Brian Innes 17 Blanchard, Michele Marie 17. 86 B'attner. Lynda L. 17. 19 Bohnett. Donald Earl 17. 89 8oisverf, 8arba'a Jeanne 17 8olir.e, Susan Joan 17. 78 Bradley. Joan Michele 17 8raun, Deborah Ann 17 8rownawell, Robert 18, 153 8ufgi. Thomas M. 18 Bums Thomas C. 18 Cadwallader. Laura Parry IB. 78, 79 Campbell. Mark David IB Carisch, Sally Ann IB Carlson. Karen 8. 18 Carlson. Patricia Elyse 18 Carmazon. Steven Michael 18. 89 Caticchla. Michael John 18. 157 Chabinsky, Douglas John 18 Chouinard, Janet Mary 18, 78 Christenson Don Glenn 18 Christian. Catherine Mary 18, 85, 88 Corens. Terry Lou 18 Coyne. Lee ft. 18. 154 Cramer. William Kenneth 18, IS6 Cressman. Gloria Gall 18 78. 79 Crist. Donald S. 18 Darby. James J. 18 Darsow. Carrie Diane 18, 78, 93 Davis. Laurie Ann 19. 79 Oavis. Paggy Marie 19 Dedrick. Susan 19 Deppe, Scott Allen 19. 155 DesLauriers. David Joseph 19. 158 Oerel, Ronald William I? Sophomores 1968-69 Oickerson. Jann 19. 73 Dierks. John Morton 19. 155 Diers, William T. 19. 153 Doan. Nancy G. 19. 8l Doerrie, Peggy Lynn I?, 78, 81 Doneghue. John L. 19. 158 Doty, Donald P. 19 Drcssel, Diane Marie I? Ducharme. Denise Marie 19. 23 Dumais, Robert Eugene 19 Duntlev. Oavid H. 19. 157. � OuPree. Joyce Anne I? Eckenroth. Jo Ann 19, 7? Edson. Mary Sutan I?. 128 Eggers, Wendy Louise 19. 23. 80 EhrreicH. Douglas Wayne 20 Emerson, Debra Rae 20 Erickson. Debby Lou 20, 80 Erickson. Margaret Joyce 20 Erikson, Cathy A. 20 Ewing, Jamet Robert 20. 158 Faulkner. Sco MacDonald 20 Feilen. Sandra Kay 20. 85 Fjnaixo. Paul Peter 20 Fischer, Julie Ann 20. 85 Fisher. Barbara Ann 20. 24, 78. 79 Ford. Tammo 20, 81 Fortin. Philip Paul 20. 97. 155 Freeberg, Susan Donnell 20 Fritz. Robert E. 20 Gaard. Cynthia Ann 20. 77, 85 Gegnier. David W. 20 Garbott. John Michael 20 Gaute. Lauri R. 20 Gianot. Melodee Linn 20. 88 Gildner, Francis Paul 20 Goeti, Libbie Maud 20. 73 Goodpaster. Michael Monroo 20 Goodwin, Julio Anne 20 Gorman. David W. 20, 153 Goughnour. Guy Howard 21 Grandprey. Debbie Ann 21, 79 Grave. Lynn Vernon 21, 80 Graven, Becky Jo 21, 118 Gredxens Vilois 21 Greene. Patricia G. 21. 78 79 Grill. Paul 0. 21 Grill. Peter A. 21 Hall. Michael James 21 Halvorson. Barbara L. 2l Hanley. Michael David 21 Haralson, Bonnie Jean 21 Harms. Jack E. 21 Harrell, Paul Delbert 21. 80 Harris. Johnn 8. 21 Hatei. Re« V. 20, 21. 157 Hasledalen. Michael Brian 22 Mayes. Margaret Mary 22. 85 Heideman, Lucille Jean 22 Heins. Susan L. 21, 22. 79 Heller. Carol Joyce 27, 85 HeUemes. Peggy Lee 22 Herfurth, Anne Gills 22 Herrmann, Rebecca Kay 22. 104 79 Herwig. Steven Walter 22 Hint . Borbara Suzanne 22 Hochradel. 8rent Alan 22 Hoetchen, Joseph Edmund 22 Hollis, Leslie Marie 22 Holmo. Vern Thomas 22. 81 Holter. Katherine Ann 22 Horeiti, Thomas V. 22 Horgan, Janton S. 22 Horvath, Joseph A. 22. IS8 Huepenbeeker Mark Clarence 22. IS6 Hughes. Barbara Elizabeth 22 Hughes. Mark J. 22. ISO Hutchinson, James I. 22 Jacobson, Kevin Craig 22, 81 John. Boyd W. 22. 28. 89 Jensen, Scott Dewey 22 Johansen, Karen Lee 22 Johnson. 8rad Jetf 22. $4 Johnson. Daniel Arthur 22. IS8 Johnson. Elizaboth Jay 22 Johnson. Luann Johnson, Sandra Jean 23. 78. 81 Johnston. Ruth J. 23 Jonas. Jerry Thomas 23 Jones. Thomas Arnold 23 Jubert, Annette R. 23, 78 Jubcrt. Linda Marie 23. 78. 79 Karieniemi. Robert Charles 23. 158 Kee'ey. Pamela Dent 23, 78. 79. 88 Kelley. Ralph C'emsen 23 Kelly, Thomas Ale«ander 16, 23. 158 Klatte. Marty G. 23 K'uCk. William Arthur 23 Koc-ur. Shirley Kobbs. Cindy Ann 23, 78. 85 Kreatz. Kevin Ross 23 Krolick. Mary Jane 23 Kromer, Ralph Calvin 23 Kuledge. Randy Wayne 2) Kunz. Karen G. 23, 73. 80 LaCroi . Debbie Ann 23. 98 78 Lanenberg, Steven Edward 23. 105. 158 Langhorst. Dennis E. 23. 153 LaPoinfe. James M. 23 Larson, Barbara Kay 23. 85 Larson, Constance Jean 23 Larson, Kenneth R. 23 Laurent, Randolph Raymond 23. ISO LaVigne Edythe Clair 23 LaVoy. Susan Diane 23 lere. Steven Douglas 23. 118 Lilieguist. Harlan Lee 24 Lindberg. Daniel G. 24 Lindberg. Thomas H. 24, IS5 Lindbloom, Bruce Justin 24 Linden. Douglas Orarell 24, 1)1, 132. 144. 145, 146. 155 Linn. Kathryn Mary 24 Lomrr.cn. Beckie Ann 24 Lundberg, Mark H. 24, 80 Lutts. Terry Dean 24, 153 McBain, Barbara L. 24 McCoy. Cneryl Lynn 24. 79. 8$ McEnaney, Jennifer Beth 24. 29 McKee. Letifia Aleno 24 McKee, Mieheel R. 24 155 McLain. Claudette Marie 24. 78. 81 McLaughlin. Gary Jamet 24 McLaughlin. Holly Jean 24, 78. McPherson. Donald Scott 24 Maas, Kathleen E. 24. 19, 79 Magnvson. Debra Marie 78. 80 Makepeace. John Kevin 24 Manning. Linda Maria 24, 30. 131. 73 Marion. George J. 24, 153 Mathieu. Steven Perry 4 Mathison, Rebecca lee 24 Menke. Mark N. 24 Mezera, John 0. 24 Midge. Donna Lynn 24. 105 Miller. Cathy Lu 24. 78. 81 Minke. L'oyo F. 24 Mitchell. Mary E. 24 Mitchell Peter Jamet 24. IS8. 73 Mitchell. Thomas H. 24 Mo'berg. Jeanine Karen 2S Monahan, Patric Gerald 16. 25. 26. 158 Monton, Randy I. 25 Moritz Michael Frederick 75. 155 Morrison. Helen 25 Morrow, Jamie Lynn 25 Vosier. Thomas A'an 25 Mueller Sharon D. 2S. 78. 80 Nalls. Jo E. 25 Nelson. Glenn Philip 25. 158 Ne'son. Sally Margaret 25 Nielsen, Jennie 2$ Noble. Oouglet Scott 2S Norling. John Raymond 25 Northrup. Jayne L. 25 Nystrom, Laura I. 25 O'Brien. Cheryl Renee 25 Oestreich. Diane 18. 25 Ollikain. Judy Helen 25 Olsen, Wayne Keith 25 Olson. Judy Lynn 25. 78. 80. 83 Olson. Randy 8 . 25. 158, 150 Olson. Salty Anne 2S. 78. 85. 80 Olton. Shirley A. 25. 78. IS Outley, Steve 25 Palmer. Charles Vincent 25. 105. 157. 80 Palmgu'St. Terry 8ruce 25 Pearson. Pamela D. 25 Pe’lins, Becky Eileen 25 Perry, David Edward 25. 155 Perry, Robert William 26. 97 Person. David R. 26. 158 Petersen, John Robert 26. 89 Phllfippe George Wilbu 26. 153 Potter. Libbi Key 26. 80 Pribble, Sue Marie 26 Puranen. Miala J. 26 Ouelev. Linda Lee 26 Rasmussen, Be’h Ann 26 Raun, Cynthia Ann 16. 26 120. 82. 85 Re'chow, A'an W. 26. 132, 156 Reid. Shei'a Anr.e 26 Reindel. Frederick William 26 Reinkc Steve Paul 76. IS) Revak, Jamos Michael 26 Reynolds, Patrick Allen 26. 153 Richardson, Michael William 26. 153 Riley. Judith Rltcnie. Craig Glenn 26, 157 Robinson. Jack W. 26 Roiko, Ruth Ann 26 Rcnning. Beth Anne 26. 85 Rosenberg, James 26, 158 Ruglend Mark Eric 26. 153, 81 Rvotsmoio, Stephanio 26 Sehotsky, Nancy Jean 26 Scheldrup. Robert John 26 Scheu, Suson Kathryn 26 Schiro, Larry Marvin 26 Schnabel. Michael Joseph 26 Schroeder. Debt Lynn 25 Schwartz. Debbie 27 Shaefer. Charles Ted 27. 81 Shannon Michae1 Shockency, Debra Louise 27 Shallman Kenneth J. 27. 89 Shelstad. Walter Clifford 27 Shenk. John Spindler 27, IS3 Sievert. Randy G. 27 Sigler, Jane Elizabeth 27 Simmons. Richard John 27. IS8 Skinner, Marcia Lynn 27 Snyder. Donald Kenneth 27 161 Somekawa. Roger F. 27, 1S8, 81 Sorenson, Dane C. 27 Speers. Sally Ann 27 Stark. Thomas Leroy 27 Sfeeder. Robert Oean 27. IS4. 156 Stevenson. William R. 27. IS8. 8l Stewart. Thomas Paul 27 Stone'ake. Becky E. 27 Storms, Dean R. 27 Sullivan. Nancy Anne 27 Sumey. James A'an 27. I4S. 156 Sundberg. Pamela Ann 27. 88 Swaggert. Carl John 27 Swanson. Richard Dean 27. IS3. 84. 86 Sween. Katherine Mae 27 Thies. Gary Wilbe-t 27. 89 Thomson. James Robert 16. 27 Thomson. Marilyn Joy 27 Tobler, Steven 27. IS4 Torola. Brian Douglas 27 Towers. William Lee 27, IS8 Traur. Ruth Verda 27 Trotter. Margaret Ann 27. 79 Tucker. Michael L. 27. IS3 Usher, Diane L. 27 VanEps. Jane 27 VanVIeet. Elden E. 27 Varhol. William E. 27 Vavriehek. Marilyn K. 27 Vickery. Robert F. 27. 81 Victor. Roberta Louise 28 Vinton. Jeffrey Guay 28. 72. 84. 86. . Virgilio. Lee Annette 28. 77 Vogeter, Kathy Denise' 28 Wahl James Richard 28. 153 Wallace. Marilyn Jeanne 23 Waller, Linda Louise 28. 85 Wallin, Neil J. 23 Walls, Cynthia Jo 28 Walton. ionnie Lee 28, 73, 120, 78. 79 Wannebo, Kim J. 28 Warner. Cathy Frances 28 Weukezo. Shirley Ester 28 Weart, William E. 28, 158 Weber, Nancy C. 28 Weishair Debra L. 28 Weiss. Timm Michael 28, 15). 73 Wermager. Warren L. 28. 156 Wess n. George S. 2? White Janet Marie 29, 79. 84 Whitehead, Scott James 29 Whittlo. Elizabeth Cora 2? Whorf, Nancy Gene 29 Wierman. Thomas Edward 29 Wood, James P. 29. IS3 Womey, Randy Christopher 29 Wydo. Thomas Michel 29 Wylie. Susan Kay 21. 2? Yanta. Curt J. 19. 29 Ye. Michael H. 21. 29. ISA Yocum, Cinthla A. 29. 79. 80 Young. Ann Ruth 29 Young, Carol Lynn 29. 85 Zimmerman, Louann Jean 29 167 . . . and so departs our Spirit of '69. A little worn from use and a little forlorn for its soon-to-be-lost prominence; but immensely proud for its year- long chance to thrive. Bob Lopez Editor-in-chief Front row, l-r: M. Lar-,on, F. Wntichke A Bird, P. Doepke, J. Vinton, Back row: Tree. R h i n o c Spring play diroctod by Mr. Patrick Sheohy thrilled onthmiaitic audioncoi. P. Ooopko listenj intently while D. Break oxpoonds. r o s A rendition of Gypty Roto Loo: J. Ga'bott and M. Hanloy. Two Bottlos of Re'ish, l-r: M. McEwan. V. Hane. M. Hanloy. J. Garbott Always practicing: Paul DoepVo. Spring One Acts: “Two Bottles Of Relish” “The Brick And The Rose” “Tho BricSc and the Roto.’’ Kramer. P. Dooplcc, S. Schou. P. Carlton. 0. Barnard. S. Barnard J. Garbott, J. Doiningcr. C. Edwatl, C. Giroir, D. Seniority attacks the establishment. mr i i rvir-. � 'Entering the Soul of Mon May Art Show Right: Troian discus duo. A.F.S. Show. Switched on Bach? Orchestra sets mood for art show. Retribution for past transgressions. Mr. Fraser. Sports Banquet Honors Athletic Leaders THE BIG WINNERS l-r: Rebby Bowman John Darby, Mr. Bill Manning ond Stove D'tfbennor. EaH Bowman, featured speaker At the 15th annual All-Sports Banquet on April 21 Wayzata athletes and boosters were honored. Participants in all sports over the past year were presented with letters and special awards. Athletic Director Bill Manning, organizer and master of ceremonies for the event for many years, was the surprised recipient of two of the evening's major awards. Two standing ovations from the peeled cafeteria accompanied Mr. Manninq's acceptance of the Letterman's Club Award and the Trojan of the Year Award, presented by the Wayzata coaches. Other maior awards were presented to Rebby Bowman (Coaches' Award). John Darby (Vic Johnson Award). Steve Dittbenner (Ogin Award) and Eric Ebner (the Jon Rielce Memorial Swimming Award, presented for first time). Sophomoro Mark Hughes (I) received his wrestling letter from Coach Chuck Peterson. ' Would you believe I didn't know a thing about these awards. Mr. Tro|on BUI Manning. 1969 VARSITY BASE8ALL TEAM, Stated, l-r: 0. Splclott J. Looer R. Steocio B. Stfomof ;er G. Sonntog. and T Lerton. Kneel ing. 1-r: M. Reynold J. Hojd. S. Andorjon, K. Dynan J. Bam, G. Wichtormon and J. Chaffee. Standing, l-r: Aul Coach Mark Hovner S. Pohtilla P. Hendriclton, J. Darby. J. Schneider D. Swanvon 0. BaHon B. Ballon ano Coach Dicl Hanley, Soniors l-r: J. Scnneide' D. Barton J. Darby. D. Swanson and J. Ho� o. Baseball Progress, Slow, Steady Coach Dick Hanley's baptism as head baseball coach was long and difficult (three wins and fifteen losses), but this has to be the year he can legitimately say. Things look better for next year. The junior dominated (twelve of seventeen letterwinners) nine improved steadily throughout the season. This progress was reflected in the team's ability to cut down on the number of strikeouts and errors in each game. Junior Tom Larson was named to the Lake All-Conference team as an outfielder. Trojan batting leaders were Bob Bakken. Jim Hosp and Larson. Sott Andorton throw lo first batnmnn Dicl Swanwr tor an out «goin t Hoplim. '969 B-SQUAD Kneeling, l-r: J S -tni P M-no-o j_ Rote-berg. J. Darby, P Olio 1 P. Mitchell G Phil ippe and K. Wanrcb? Standing, l-r: C ch Paul Ditty. J. Donohue 9. Parry 0. Under . J. Sumoy D. °errv M. Motitr an � J. Thornton. Golf, Tennis, !969 TRACK TEAM Seated. I r: J. Harmi. P. Harrell M. Boucher G. Jordon. D. Reinke ond M. Stcphonion. Row 2: R. Olion. K. Kutrnor. D. Allen, T. Nolion Mr. Tucker ond S. Nation. Standing: A. Roirhow, 0. Linden. M Ye. 0. Snyder. S. Lang, R. Bowman. B. Zimmer D. Boll M. Moritz Coach Norm Schroedor Mgr. Mike O'Loughlin A«’t Coach Bob Morehouio. State Champ Gary Leads Tracksters Forty-two participants corried tho WHS colors in seventeen track meets, but Junior Gary Jordan was the big story for the 1969 season. When he won the state high jump with a leop of 6'4 , Gary became Way-zata's first state track champion. It was also the first state championship since tho 1959 basketball season. After a fine sophomore year when ho finished first in II of 13 meets and qualified for the state meef. his junior record was even more sensational. Sixteen meets and 15 first! District. Regional and State Chamoionships climaxed a brilliant season. Track Teams Bruco Johnion move: ahead of a Minnetonka runner on the final turn of tho 440. 1969 TENNIS TEAM. Kneeling, l-r: M. Lundberg, C. Munion A. Mitchell and D. Campbell. Standing, l-r: B. Murphy. T. Kolly. M. Hucpon-backer K. Sternal and Coach John Adami. Tennis Team Wins 4 For New Coach The Trojan tennis team under new coach John Adams tied for sixth in the Lake Conference and finished with four wins and seven defeats. Sonior Dave Campboll was leading individual winner. No. St. Paul WAYZATA 5 0 Robbinsdale 4 1 Minnetonka 5 0 St. Louis Park 2 3 Hopkins 4 1 Lincoln 1 4 Cooper 5 0 Edina 5 0 Kennedy 2 3 Richfield 5 0 St. Cloud 2 3 Golfers Win Five Matches The WHS golf team, led by senior Jim Stender. finished eighth in the Lake (3-7) and tenth in the District. The overall record was 5-10 with wins over Columbia Heights. Kennedy. Mound. Cooper and Orono. Letterwinners were: Bob Honce. Pete Madson. Mike Nielson, Jim Stender. Owen Warneke, junior Dove Nutt, and sophomore Tom Lindberg. Stender was the Trojan’s number one player and finished with a fine 79 that tied for 12th in the Regions. 1969 GOLF TEAM, l-r: Coach Chock Peterson, P. Madson, M. Nielsen. J. Stondor. B. Stender. 0. Simmons T. Lindberg. 0. Nutt, R. Somekawa and Owen Warneke. Improve During Good Spring Anothor ace for Keith Sternal Jim Stender pleads with tho big ball as it heads for the littlo hole. Pop Concert The concert swung out with the stage band, the infamous Human Top. Barry's Boys, and ... Valse. Mr. Budnicl directs the stage band with hit usual finoss®. John Duntley and B'uco Tunqseth fonqic with the Human Top. Valse: G. Johnson, G. Larson. J. Wiseman. T. Ford. C. Miller. B. Anderson. B. Larson. DEY Steve EcLes. Brad Young. John Duntley and Tom Bonhiver (affectionotoly Inown Jo those beclstego as Barry's Boys). Recommended for maturo audiences only: B. Blaine. B. Skibness. D. Hoeb-staettor C. Diors. R. Swanson. J. Pickonpacl. Tho girls' chorus in all their finery. Marl Anderson: red-b'ooded. all-American boy. The Operetta: Mr. Cherwien promotes a study of Patience. MAIN CHARACTERS: C. Diors. T. Cunningham, P. Slothowor. B. Skibnoss A. V oitlouf. M. Anderson. J. Pickenpack, B. Blaine. D. Hochstaotfer. Remember . . . ... your father and hi$ Brownie Super 27 saying Just one more kids. ... asking for doggio bags at Lord Fletchers. ... dangling conversations. ... the absence of Mr. Lewis, part-time vice squad ond dance instructor. ... wilting corsages after three hours of slow dancing. ... the silence in the back seat, whilo you're still talking in the front. Who's going to lead h® n®' t« co. “Gin! (?) Doug Skinner. Deanne Crow. B' 1 Wiethoff. and B'ondo Manor entertain their own interests- Awards Night Salutes Top Achievers Tno f couldn't be dono and it couldn’t. Th© Top Ton. Ur: Jeff Schneider. Dana Kramer, Pot Korr, Luanno Bushnell. C'e’q Edwall Sandy Oaro John Darby. Linda Stout. Alin Honnura and Jack Nelson. Department Awards At Awards Assembly for underclassmen. Juniors qet iu$t awards. Athletics ........... Business Education .. Chemistry............. Distributive Education Dramatics............ Industrial Arts .... Journalism .......... Language ............ Music................ Physics.............. .................... Jim Stender .................. Vicky Rogney ....................Dana Kramer Alan Bird and Jeanne Granberg ...................Cathy Giroir .................. Ralph Roiko .................... Bob Lopez ................. Luanna Bushnell Luanna Bushnell. Deanne Crow, Craig Edwall and Jeff Schneider ....................John Darby Special Awards American Homemaker ...................................... Marty Shallman D. A. R. Citizenship Award ...................................... Pat Kerr Cedric Detloff Award ............................................ Sue Lang Fairfield Award ............................................... Craig Edwall First National Bank D. E. Award...............................Shirley Wenner Olive Leum-Victor Johnson Scholarship.................Luanna Bushnell and Dave Ussct Masonic Lodge Scholarship........................................Gary Laurent Math Contest ....................................................John Darby Most Valuable Staffer ......................................... Craig Edwall P.T.A. Scholarship ........................................... Bonnie Leuer Star and Tribune Award......................................... Diane Young Weytonka Nursing Scholarship .................................. Linda Nelson H. S. Widsten Award.......................................................Jim Miller World Affairs ................................................. Diane Young Commencement . CONVENTION • COMMENT • CONTROVERSY Dearly Beloved, wo are gathered here together .. It's Younq in the sixth raco '69 to I.” That reminds me of a funny story. at least one successful run-back for Wayrata! To The Party! The profitable corruption of The Saint. Al Hannura and J. T. Casino Royale. 8 r u c o Waaqo. Oob Archor, and Bob Hance. Hip all the way. Kathy Humphrey. The Last Words