Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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Y . . I , ,Qi-NA .oqqf WN ' ,i ffj VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Aprii T8 ..... ... ,.......... ......,...,.. B eaver Dam April Q7 ..... ....,... ,.... C o untry Day April 30 ..,., ....,,,...,....4.,. W aupun May 4. . ,,,. St. Johnis Miiitary Academy May 7. . ......... Northwestern preps May 18 .... ......,,..,, Ni US May QQ .... ...,,.... S t, Johnis May Q5 .... ....i... C ountry Day May 98. , ..,.. Northwestern preps June 8 ...,, ...., M iivvaulcee Lutheran

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Karl Rauschert Fred Weber, Diclc Corey Ray Jones, John Niclcle TRACK TEAM April Q7 .... ,............... ................ C o lumlous l-ligh School April 30 .... ,..... H oricon l-ligh School May 7 ..... . . .Beaver Dam l'ligh School May ll . . . ..., Northwestern Nl. and N. May 'l8. . . .,........,,....... .MUS May 95. . . ............ Country Day .lune 'l ..., ,,,. A Il Conference Meet June 8 .... .... M ilwaul4ee Lutheran First Rowi Weber, Cowley, A. Jones, R. Jones, Niclcle, Bunge, Rauschert, Corey, Newton Second Row: Coach Paslco, Laslcer, Antrim, Coach Schnur Third Row: Yealcel, l-lamilton, Justus, Foster, Nolan, Radtke, Pontius, Heaton, Ashbrook Fourth Row: Cohen, Aylward, Arno, Beebe, Stanford

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Top row: G. Raddatz, W. Schettler, J. l-lerrick, F. Weber, K. Rauschert, B. Antrim, D. Corey, T. Radtke Second row: D. Ashworth, B. Weiner, G. Pontius, B. Bunge, G. Justus, A. Jones, C. Johnson, L. Poedl Bottom row: J. Nickle, R. Jones, B. Nolan, D. Aylward, B. Griffin, S. Byerly ll !I ff HE exclusive Club, composed of men who have proved their excellence in athletics by earning a coveted letter, continued its activities of service to the school in its second year of operation since re-organization. The club president, Dick Aylward, is a letterman in football, as are the other three officers. Bill Nolan, vice- president, is also co-captain of the varsity basketball team, Pay Jones, secretary, is a track star. Bob Griffin, treasurer, in addition to going out for basketball, is first man on the Wayland tennis team. This year has been a particularly good one for the members of the club, many of whom helped Wayland win the football co-championship with Country Day. The club's first project was the sale of programs at the l-lomecoming football game in the fall. ln February they took a trip to Madison to see the Wisconsin-Iowa basketball game to pick up pointers as well as to provide an evening of fun. In March, they presented the activity which has What,s this? CLUB become a tradition the Kings' Ball. lt was held in the library, which was appropriately decorated in red and white with red on the walls. Before the kin s each was outstanding in some phase of school life were crowned, Barbara Thompson was named queen of the ball. An event which is supposed to interest only members and prospective members, but which entertains the entire student body is the annual initiation. The old members provided the initiates with football uniforms, to which the unfortunates added twenty or so ties, a tennis shoe, a football shoe, and a red garter, among other unusual accessories. Dressing in odd attire was the least of the new members' worries but the actual ceremonies, tortures, or rituals which go on are secrets of Club members alone. Much of the club's success is due to the interest and attention of its advisers, Coach Schnur, Coach Pasko, and Dr. Schoen.