Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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Patricia Hull Donald Hurst Robert Hurst Ann .lenlcins Thomas Kaveny Robert Leisses Richard Lyons Claire Mason Barbara Mccreedy Nancy McGinnis Mitzi McMinn James Moseley Q' -nh-f . . Page 31

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Frances Smith, Diclc Corey, Mildred Morton Tl-IE JUNIQR COLLEGE 70 AYLAND Junior College students participate in campus activities vvith energy and enthusiasm. lhey are an important part of school lile. lheir superiority in years and the distinction of having a diploma give them prestige and a consequent advantage over the rest ol the school. lheir president, Frances Smith, attended Wayland during all her academy career, but the other oilicers are nevvcomers. Diclc Corey, vice-president, is from Wisconsin Rapids, Mildred Morton, secretary, is from Kenosha, Diclc loutant, treasurer, is a day studentlrom Beaver Dam. lhree members ol the class have lelt Xxfayland lor the service this year. lhey are Jim Latisch, l'lenry Pueschner, and Chucls Johnson, lhe J.Cls sponsored a unique acuvky in the laH vvhich they caHed the HlJag Dragf' lt was a turn-about allair, the First of the year. Alter a hilce to Crystal Lalqe where they roasted apples over bonlires, the group made its way to the gym lor dancing, games and a quiz program emceed by NAL VVichman. The spnng acuvhy ofthe chss vvas called Donut Drag. A popular and active class, the J. Cys are found in every organization on the campus. Co-captains ol the T945 football team were junior college freshmen Dicl4 loutant and Jim Latisch. J. C. men distinguished themselves in baslcetball, tracl4 and tennis, hdox olthejuniorcoHege men and vvomen vvdlnotretunwinthe MIL VVe vvwh them luclc in whatever they do and thanlc them lor all they have done for Waylandl page 33