Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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First freshman activity on the roster for the year was a roller skating party, the first fruit of their daily meetings. Later, in the spring, after racking their brains, they came through with a novel idea called a Sock-Hop, something new for Wayland activities. To top this off they gave prizes for the best decorated socks. Among the freshmen there were talented artists in the iields of music and artw Don Edwards, Arthur Peter- son, Grace Matuseski, John Ann Fisher Ronnie Hejna Donald Edwards Marjorie Esperson Glenn Hanson Grace Kachelski Eve Eisert Graham Foster Donald Hurst

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fam, Neil Aerts Robert Bauer William Bezdek Alan Clark Iames Bell ,Ioycelyn Breese Phyllis Clinard .,..,., gz. Page 12 In spite of traditional be- liefs and daily meetings, our freshman class were not the underpups we might have expected. Ronald Wester- man, who left at the mid- year, did a very good job of planning the freshman activi- ties. After Ronny left, Neil Aerts took over and did a bang-up job of managing the freshman clan. Assist- ing this duet were Don Edwards, treasurer, and the social light committee, consistingofPhyl1isClinard, Ann Fisher, Miriam Sager, and Peggy Roberts. jay Buckner Marshall Cohen

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I James Kleindl jean Kramer Grace Matuseski Nancy McGinnis ff. Newton, Grace Kachelski, Marjorie Esperson, and Peggy Roberts led the group in musical activities. Nancy McGinnis is the painter of the class. In training for vital positions on future Way- land football and basketball teams were Jim Kleindl, Alan Clark, Tom Mealy, Roger Land- rud, Graham Foster, Bob Bauer, Arthur Peter- son, jim Bell, Dick Smitz, Don Hurst, Bill Bezdek, and John Newton. Roger Landrud Lee Loefiler Nancy McCallum 'Iayette McConnell Thomas Mealy Jeanne Modica Page 14