Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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CUM :WME have completed a part ol our taslr- We have Finally reached the goal toward which vve have been striving these last four years-our commencement. Today vve leavep- our school days at Wayland Finished. We are not the First to leave-many have gone before. They have Felt the same sadness we Feel today, but they too have felt the sense of accomplish- ment of a job well done. Yes, vve leave in the physical sense of the word, but a part of us will always be here at Wayland-a cher- ished part will remain in spirit. One who has grown to love Wayland can never completely break the tie that binds-the tie of loyalty, honor, and devotion to a great tradition of fellowship and truth. We pledge our Allegi- ance to Wayland'-to all for which she stands 'we pledge to malce our lives Worthy ol her ideals and the heritage We carry with us today. Carrie l-lollister . . . '46 V a lv' . 1 E '

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JACOBA ANN VANDER LLJGT Honor Roll 4, Pillars 4, post 4, Chapel Choir 4, Orchestra 4, Senior Sextette 4, V.W.C.A. 4. ..JdCi,. 'il just carft decicleln is 4. BILL WEINER Student Senate 4, Boys' House Council President 4, Junior Class Sec'y-lreas., Church Choir Q, 3, 4, Quartette 3, 4, Messiah 3, 4, Drama Club Q, 3, 4, Club Henri Manager 4, Football 3, 4, Baslcetball 4, -lraclc 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Way-Y Q, 3, 4, W-Club 4. Bill i'Now my iclea is-- JO ANN WILSON Honor Roll 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Drama Club 4, Forensics 4, Church Choir 4, Chapel Choir 4, Messiah 4, Senior Sextette, Qrchestra 4, Cheerleading 4, Y.W.C.A. 4. Uset the alarm lor 4:3O. iw. 3 M Page 101

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Q QAM 6 i ilfl 66 5 g!! 'Long the cherished path of memories, 'lrod a multitude, hand in hand, Guided by sincere devotion -lheir goal to understand. Their friendship,-one in loyalty, The lcind from deep in heart, Kept warm by glowing embers, Of fond memories, ne'er to part. Their struggle?-+l:or the heritage, Which they had humbly borne, And their duty now to carry it, To lile's awalcening morn. The winding pathway upward, Which they climbed to heights of fame Was long-was rough-was narrow, But they made it just the same, Because many a year before, ln this lcingdom on a hill Gods charter to his people, Was nourished within them still. Yesl-The multitude, they separated Each to his appointed way, But the spirit from within Brings them baclc this very day, Back from journeys 'cross the miles, To greet with open hand. This is the people of the world, -This is OUR . . . Wayland. Dan'l Goetz . . . '45