Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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IP ll.lMlS Pfesellts the starrin g Editor-in-Chief .... ....,.... B ettie Falvey Art Editor .... ..... D orothy Macintosh Social Editor ...... .,....... D iane Aird Managing Editor ..,. .... M argaret Leipsigcr Secretary ........ , . . ........,........... Quinn Murphy Business Managers ..... .... ' .Peter Jernberg, John H. Jannasch Advertising Manager .... ....................... E arl Hammett Art Assistants ........ .... B arbara Bicknell, Richard D. Mallett Adviser ......,.............. ...,........................ R . E. Bowers Stage Crew: Marian Mitchell, Barbara Quirt, Alice Curti, Margaret Lawrence, Rodney Peterson, Julie and Judy Pickard, Richard Aylward, Howard Newman, Dorothy Whitfield, Marion Austin, Clari Urich, Peggy Roberts, Don Edwards

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llltllli Aahufl LL the world J 11 Jtfztgc and all the men '55 Tl ' l and women mwah IICIOVJ. ' '-Shakespeare if Pk FK The houselights dim, the curtain rises on the WAYLAND REVUE, 1944-45, in three acts. Before your eyes will pass your schoolmates, your teachers, your school, and your activities-a command per- formance at your fingertips. Open the covers, and reminders of the people you've known, all the work and play and unclassifiables that make up a year at Wayland will pop out, memories that will never dim. This is the ninetieth anniversary of the theater of Wayland. Ever since 1855 the play has been going onvdifferent in every year in almost every phase, but way down deep the theme is still the same, and we're proud to carry on the tradition of our predeces- sors, typified by the spirit of the 90's. If our annual is a good stagebill, if it will always he a reminder of this year and all the things the year has held, it is a success. We hope no more from our volume than that.