Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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i., 5 i 1 Matinee Jalal, - Watt QW THE SEASON As the curtain rose on the major sports, a most promising scene was set. Not one, but two coaches were guiding our aspiring young athletes to athletic skill. Under Coach Leo Schnur's direction, George Whitfield, Jack Meyer, Al Newgard, Earl Hammett, Ray jones, Tcm Bardenwerper, Norbert Pshebel- ski, Guy Pontius, Don McCreedy, Peter Jern- berg and Dick Mallett made up the first team. Coach Schnur aided and abetted Mr. Pasko's gentle guidance, and first act matinee idols discovered that hours and hours of work at ,practise are necessary if their play is to be a SUCCCSS. Six performances were given by our idols jand understudies with the opening and clos- ing ones smash hits. 8 E Page 17

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1944 FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row: Weiner, Meyer, Foster, Collins, Radtke, Hammett, Pshebelski, Nickle, Paxton. Thin! Row: T. Bardenwerper, Pontius, A. jones, Whitfield, jannasch, Perego, Nolan, VI. Lanclrncl, Westerman. .Yemml Row: R. Jones, McCreedy, Grillin, Newgard, llernberg, Aylward, Kasiske, Mallett, Clarkson. Firm! Raw: A. Peterson, Mealy, Kelly, R. Lanclrud, Kleindl, Allen, Bauer, Clark. .S'!.x11Jirz,iz.' Kaempfcr, Coach Pasko, Coach Schnur, Manager Raclclatz. Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland FOOTBALL SCORES Northwestern Military and Naval. . . Port Washington .,............... North Fond du Lac. . . Elgin Academy ......,,.,..... Milwaukee University School. . . Waterloo ,...,.,...,...,...... Page 16 C Zlwfltflf f 95141 O ..,.32 ....4O ....2O ...53 6 Team ol l909

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jig Wa Az!! Murphy, Aird, Falxey, Mr. Bowers, jernberg, jannasch, Maclntosh, Leipsigcr Following in the footsteps of '44's harried pioneers, this year's Pillarr staff, led by Bettie Falvey, worked and workedfand worked. The result you see before you-the 1945 Pillarr. Last year's experi- ence was of great help, but numerous dubiously pleasant surprises, such as lack of a staff photographer and film, kept this business of putting out an annual from turning into a dull routine of met dead- lines and unlimited co-operation. The grand and glorious idea of a school annual was presented to the prospective purchasers by the staff, doubling as actors and stage-hands. In a skit, representing the best of our versatile talents, the leisurely life at Wayland in the '9O's was contrasted with today's frustrated existence. What a contrast-fin fact, what a life! Anyhow, our public got the ideafdidtft you buy a copy? Along came March, spring breezesfand Pillars meetings at every available moment. The three sub-editors, Leipsiger, Maclntosh and Aird, driven by hard-hearted Falvey, who was in turn prodtled by Mr. Bowers, tore their hair. All editors worked like fiends, missed part of their vacationfand so the staff members produced the work. After all these trials, and many more, the printer got the copy, cuts, and photos, and eventually the Pillmar '45 was proudly placed in the hands of its loyal supporters. It was fun for us, and we hope that our efforts will bring back memories. fillffl, Atkeson, Lawrence, Bicknell, Julie Pickard, Mitchell, jones, Hammett, Whitfield, Quirt, Roberts Page 18