Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

4 H Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Art Editor A A Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Advertising Editor Typist A A AA A Business Manager Advisor A A Co-Advisor A re sen in Sukie Fisher Mary Hawkins A A Sue Jordan A A George Maye A A Lee Baumgarth A ,A John Geftert ,A AJudy Van Dalson AAAA,AAAASue Clark A A A AMiss Browne Mrs. Case 'H'1roucll's Waylon 'S windows i ers WGVIICIIWC, OCCICISN7 IJECIVCY' CIOITT WISCCUSID its appreciation for the service The staff of The 1954 Pillars wishes To acknowledge s of Mr. Eldred Olson and the Brock Engraving Company of Madison, our en- graversg Reliance Printing Company of Green Bay, our printerg and Mr. Calvin Zernicke of Neenah, our photographer. 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V :ftf lzlu 9 W i f IIQV' 1 Q ' IH! Q 5 Z 19 J :fll slr A 4,1 Z lm- U46 I Ill fi GJ 23.12212-Svzvv Z 652 0 M 'Z M- - I I X X I1 I1 M, ' ' fouq Cyuanas YIINJOWS RAYMOND A. PATTERSON, PRESIDENT As the present year i954 started, Wayland came under the leadership of a nevv president, Mr. Raymond A. Patterson. Mr. Patterson succeded Dr. Weimer K. Hicks, who is novv the president of Kalamazoo College in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Nlr. Patterson has long been associated with Wayland. He came to Wayland in T936 as a Freshman and graduated in l94O. He participated in dramatics, the choir, student activities, and was one of the best athletes in the history of the school, taking part in football, basketball, and track. His high iump record has not yet been broken. Mr. Patterson then went to the University of Wisconsin where he gained fame as one of the greatest basketball players to attend the University. ln T944 he was named to the All-American basketball team. ln T948 Mr. Patterson returned to Wayland as head basketball coach and science and biology instructor. He also did work in the public relations department. Mr, Patterson is a well-established member of the Beaver Dam community. He is a member of the Rotary, a deacon and trustee of the Baptist church, a member of the Wisconsin W Club, the Wisconsin Alumni Association, and the Wisconsin Memorial Union. Mr. Patterson has the support of the entire student body and the faculty in his iob as headmaster of Wayland. It is with confidence and great respect that we look to our president, Mr. Patterson, for his leadership as we approach the lOOth anniversary of Wayland Academy. Page Eight Mr. Tucker came to Wayland in l947 with many years of experience living in prep schools. He completed his preparatory school work at Lake Forest Academy of Lake Forest, Illinois, and returned to the school later and served as an instructor for fifteen years. He served as assistant headmaster during his last nine years at the academy. Before coming to Wayland, Mr. Tucker served as head of the Latin Department at Culver Military Academy. After obtaining his Bachelor's Degree from Princeton, Mr. Tucker did graduate work at Grenoble, Heidelberg, the Sorbonne, and the American Academy at Rome. He has also traveled exten- sively in Europe, Africa, South America, and the East. At Wayland, Mr. Tucker is head of the Latin Department, a member of the Athletic Board, and Dean of Boys. lt is as Dean of Boys that most students will long remember Mr. Tucker. His understanding of boys and his excellent guidance make him one of the finest friends the students have. Mrs. Foster attended Fairmont Preparatory School in Wichita, Kansas, and Kimball Union Academy in New Hampshire. Fol- lowing this, she attended Smith College in Northampton, Massa- chusetts, to receive her Bachelor's Degree, and Columbia University to receive her Master's Degree. Mrs. Foster has a double life here at Wayland. She is both head of the English department and Dean of Girls. The girls know her as a very understanding person, much like their own mothers, her pupils know her as a fine teacher, eager to help them prepare for their college work. For ten years Mrs. Foster has been a very active and necessary part of our Wayland life. She helps us through her expert guidance to grow morally into respected adults, and scholastically to grow into intelligent and thinking people. Page Nine ever since. graduation from Wayland. place every two years. Mrs. Pihlstrom, a favorite among the students on campus, is teaching for her ninth year at Wayland. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Lawrence College and did graduate work at the University of Colorado in Remedial Reading. Last spring she completed work on her Master's Degree at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Besides the regular teaching routine and conducting special courses in Remedial Reading, Mrs. Pihlstrom fulfills the position of Assistant Dean of Girls with a sense of understanding and friendship that the girls of Warren Hall appreciate. In addition to this, Mrs. Pihlstrom has undertaken the important iob of Dean of Studies, advising the students about schedules. She is respon- sible for the arrangement of the curriculum. Although she has many responsibilities, Mrs. Pihlstrom never fails to possess a spark of enthusiasm and a cheerful smile. the president. that he has had at Wayland Page Ten Mr. A. E. Wichman, Waylands historian toastmaster and Dean of Guidance, came to the Wayland campus in 1925 and has devoted himself to the students and faculty of Wayland Mr. Wichman obtained his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Carrol College. Since then he has done graduate work at the University of Wisconsin and the University of Chicago Mr. Wichman was Dean of Boys from 1934 to 1942 At pre sent he is Dean of Curriculum and Guidance and Director of the history Department. He is also Dean of Vocational Guidance and helps many students decide what goal to strive for after Mr. Wichman has served as golf coach and recently coached his team to an undefeated season He is also a frequent speaker in chapel and his inspiring talks are an important part of our campus religious life. Mr. Wichman also is in charge of the Historical Field Trip to Washington D C which usually takes Mr. Wichman has become an important member of our faculty. His constant good humor and patient guidance have made him one of our most popular faculty members Mr. Simpson came to Wayland in 1944 from Nassau New York, where he worked for a fuel and oil company Previous to this he was graduated from Hightstown High School New Jersey, and later continued his studies at Duke University During his ten years at Wayland he has held the positions of Director of Public Relations Publicity Director and member of the administrative staff. In 1952 he became the assistant to Mr. Simpson has left for Kalamazoo College with Dr Hicks where he will continue his role as assistant to the president We wish him the same success and happiness at Kalamazoo g.CUl+ NL...- lw Mfaylanclb wine! I BLANCHE A. BARNIDGE Nurse R.N. Ancker Hospital St. Paul, Minnesota RICHARD BOYA Football and IIIISkClLl1ClfH lloacli Sprcclz , Sdmicc B.A., Lawrence College ELLEN A. DAHLMAN HERBERT C- COLEMAN IIfms01mId Mgr., CIl'lH.C8 NUPf'I'I'1-YU Of 5010100 UUPI-i Duluth State Teachers' College SfYW11f'C, lllflfllwllflfff'-Y Moorhead State Teachers' College B.A., University of Wisconsin Pennsylvannia State College Iowa State College Page Twelve JEAN BRIDGES I,I'llIIO, Organ University of Illinois Bachelor of Music Northwestern University Master of Music Colorado College Juilliard School of Music Aspen Institute of Music MARCIA R. DWINELL French, Spanish A.B., Bates College M.A., Middlebury College MILLARD BROWNE Spa ll ish , l,'1'ric.w A.B., Washington University M.A., University of Chicago LILLIAN P. CASE HELEN H. CHRISTMAN Englislz IYUl.l'l', I'z'r1lm B.A., Lawrence College Bachelor of Music Degree M.A., University of Wisconsin Wooster College OGILVIE M. LARRIMORE JR. Nl'Iil'IIl'll B.S. University of Iowa KATHERINE COLLINS MAYER ELDON C. MAYER I'l1y.wicr11 Ifilllfflfl-IIII for Girls Nr'1'r'11c'r'. .llullu'nmfir'.w Bouve-Boston School of B.S., U.S. Naval Academy Physical Education Page Thirteen MARION E. MITCHELL Exccirtzfvrf Secretary Alzmmzf Secretary University of Wisconsin LEO M. SCHNUR Dir0r'ior of Aflllrfizbs, 'l'rark Coach, S'up0r1'is0r ufJla1'l1. Ilrpf. B.E., River Falls State Teachers' College M.A., Northwestern University University of Wisconsin Page Fourteen PATRICIA E. PORTER English, J 0Il,l'llfdll'.S'HL B.A., U. of New Hampshire LA VITA DIERKEN WICHMAN L1'brm'inn and Com. SZIIIIIIIUS B.A., Carroll College DAVID G. PROCTOR E nglislz , I,?'lII7lll't ics .r1lTfI.l'l'fl'l'S Arlvisor A.B., Harvard College M.ED., Boston University Middlebury College's Bread Loaf School of English CARL H. WILLIAMS ,ll 11111 l'lHllfI'C.S B.A., Trinity College GERTRUDE MERRILL SCHNUR E Il gl isle B.E., River Falls State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin l l G. DANIAL WOOD Ilirccfrn' of 1l'UIl'fjl.0ll, Assistant Coach Pastor of First Brrplisl C'hurr'll B.A., Kalamazoo College B.D., Crozer Theological Sem. 1 Yiw.. seniors K 1 0 W - 3..,,f! Ill ' , -4 :5!hE ' :L!l1nIIIli!!!:--.. NV fx . , Seventeen Z -1- J' -1 0 c T 5 5' 3 o.. W S 3 o. 0 W 5. M 4 gk XQLXX ' Xxx-X X X 1 M1112 Ny N ml I M , m -i Skxmm NHS NS A .NN - QW NNENSNQN I 'H by uv- Qimxg 1 1 I Ex I Sammm W sX X S SENIOR Making their farewells as students and ioin- ing The ranks ofthe Alumni are fifteen members of the freshman class of 1950 who weathered the Latin as greenhorns Through The signifi- cance of History as Seniors. Starting as Freshmen we were led by George Maye Through a great first year. Who could ever forget The Ski Jump, or the Rouland show Good News? With Spring came The Com- mencement play, Boy Wanted, and again The Freshies stole The show. S We chose Dick Sterr to lead us Through our Sophomore year. Our first concern was Home- coming, and for our skit we pictured the Home- coming of 1951 through the eyes of the class of 2001. Later we presented the Snow Ball and then the Carnival. We again were well rep- resented in Rouland, This year's production being Oh Suzanna! This year, as well as the previous one, we swelled the ranks of the Honor Roll and every athletic team. ln addition to the class activities, the Hutchins house girls put on Chicago. For our Junior year we again chose George Maye to be our leader through this big year. For Vice President we elected Jim Burgess, Secretary, Mary Jensen, and Treasurer, Sukie Fisher. Early in the year we undertook the Tackle Turnabout, and later the Hayseed Hoedownf' Our really big project was the Junior Prom. We chose Evening in Paris as the theme. It hasn't come to an agreed decision as yet to whether it was more fun decorating the gym or CLASS actually dancing in all its glory to the heavenly music. Miss Porter and Commander Mayer de- serve our sincere thanks for their vital assistance and guidance through the year. Finally our dream of achieving the status of a Senior was reached. After four years for many of us, or three and two for The rest, it is a worth while goal. Our last year at Wayland was led by Jim Burgess with Dick Neuman, Vice President, Ticky Nason, Secretary, Dick Kimberly, Trea- surer. Sponsored by Mr. Mayer and Miss Browne our class capably handled its duties during the year. ln the Homecoming skit we acted out Drag- net and took second place for it. For our effigy we played on the fact that it was Hal- lowe'en and our opponent's colors were black and orange, and came up with They Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance. This year for activities we staged Crazy Man Crazy, and let down our hair and danced to the latest rhythms. Next came the Highland Fling and the Scotch in us had its moment of glory. ln December we danced through the Candy Cane Cotillion. Rouland's Gay Nineties per- vaded the class and soon. afterwards our thoughts turned to a more serious aspect with Pomp and Circumstance. When all the farewells are said, we will still cherish the memories of some of The most wonderful years of our lives. Page Eighteen SENIOR CLASS CDFFICERS 'E 2 , AA,'m LEFT TO RIGHT--Dick Kimberly, treasurer, Ticky Nason, secretary, Dick Neuman vicepresidentg Jim Burgess, president. TW KEITH ANDERSON THOMAS AARON 2 Wrestling 4. X Basketball 3,45 Foofball 4, Track 4, Ski Club 3,114 Tennis Team 3,45 W Club Secreiary. PJN1 DONALD ANDREWS Track 3,4. HENRY ATWOOD Football 1,25 Honor Roll 35 Youth Group 1,25 Toastmasters 1,25 Wrestling 2,4. DONALD AUGUSTINE Football 2,3,4g Track 2,35 House Council 45 Ski Club 2,3,4g Wrestling 25 W Club 3,4 ROBERT BANKY Football l,2,3g Track l,2,3,4g Sen- ate Qg House Council 3,4g Wrest- ling 2,3,4g W Club 2,3,4p Presi- dent of House 2. Page Twenty ll .Y slr , ., , . ELIZABETH BEGLINGER Choir 4, Rouland 3,4, Y.W.C.A. 3,4, Water Ballet 3,4, Youth Group 4, Toatmaster 4, Forensics 3, Riding Club 3,4, President 4, Nativity 4. JAMES BENNETT Choir 3,4, Rouland 3,4, Track 3,4, Post 4, Youth Group 3,4, Wrestling 4, W Club 4. STEPHEN BEYER Football 4, Golf 4, Ski Club 4, W Club 4. PHILLIP BLADES Rouland 4, Track 4, Post 3, Youth Riding Club 3. Page Twenty-o Group 3,4, Toastmasters 3,4, House Council 4, Ski Club 4, BETTE BOHL Honor Roll 2,3,45 Day Club 25354. PETER BROTZ Ski Club 4. JAMES BURGESS Choir 253,45 Rouland 253,45 Football 2,3545 Pillars 25 Post 45 Assistant Editor5 Activities Committee 25 Senate 3,45 House Council 3,45 Swim- ming Team 2,3,45 W Club 45 Junior Class Vice-Present5 Senior Class Presiclent5 Drama Club 2,3,45 Ice Carnival Committee 35 Prom Corn- mittee 35 Nativity 2,3,4. MARY BURROW Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,45 Riding Club 35 Day Club l,2,3,4. Page Twenty-two CYNTHIA BUTLER Choir 45 Rouland 3,45 Chapel Choir 35 Post 2,3,45 Senate 35 Y.W.C.A. 2,3,45 Y.W. Cabinet 45 Honor Roll 2,35 Messiah 35 Water Ballet 2,3,45 Assistant5 Youth Group 45 Club Henri Manager 35 Drama Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3. LYNNE CLEMENTS Choir 45 Rouland 3,45 Post 35 Y.W.C.A. 2,3,45 Youth Group 2,3,45 Ski Club 45 Riding Club 2,35 Drama Club 3,4. JUDITH DEHMLOW Basketball 45 Rouland 45 Y.W.C.A. 45 Water Ballet 45 Riding Club 45 Honor Roll 4. RONY DE LEON cil 45 Swimming Team 2,3,45 W' Club 45 Water Ballet 4. S Ax 5 Page Twenty-three Toastmasters 2,3,45 House Coun- JOHN DILLON JAMES DUNKEL Forensics 4 Ski Club 4 ROBERT EDWARDS Senate 55 Water Ballet 3,4,55 Toastmasters I 2 3 4 5 Hou e Council 4,55 President 55 Swimming Team 3 4 5 Captain 5 Ricling Club 2 3 4 W Club 3,4,55 Photography Club 3 MARY ENGLE Basketball 3,45 Choir 45 Rouland 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Chapel Choir 2,35 Post 45 Senate 25 Y.W.C.A. 2,3,45 Y.W. Cabinet 45 Water Bal- let 2,3,45 Toastmasters 25 House Council 2,35 Forensics 35 Riding Club 25 Varsity Club 3,45 Nativity 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Hutchins House President 2. Page Twenty-to Jr HARRIET FISHER Basketball 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Pillars Editor-in-chief 45 Post 35 Senate 45 Secretary 45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,45 Y.W. Cabinet 35 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Water Ballet 2,3,45 House Council l,3,45 President 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Freshmen Class Secretary5 Jun- ior Class Treasurer5 Junior Mar- shal5 Cum Laude 45 Nativity 2,35 Prom Committee 3. CAROL GANNON Basketball 4 Rouland 4 Hockey 4 Y.W.C.A. 45 Honor Roll 45 Water JOHN GEFFERT Football Manager 2 3 4 Pillars 4 Activities Committee 45 Swimming Team 2 3 W C ub 4 Day C ub 2 3,45 President 45 Prom Committee EDWIN GOSS Rouland 3,45 Youth Group 45 Forensics 35 Ski Club 3,45 Swim- ming Team 3,4. Page Twenty-five SIGRID HANSON Basketball l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Chapel Choir l,25 Rouland l,3,45 Post 2,3,45 Activities Committee 2,35 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,45 Y.W. Cabi- net 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Messiah i,2,35 Youth Group l,2,45 Vice- President 45 House Council 45 Ski Club l,2,3,45 Treasure 35 Water Ballet 2,3,45 Riding Club 25 Var- sity Club 2,3,45 Secretary-Treas- urer 35 Vice-President 45 Fresh- men Class Secretary5 Ice Carnival Court 1,35 Spring Play lg Prom Committee 35 Drama Club 35 Sec- retary 35 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Mixed Quartet 45 Hockey 2,3,4. MARY HAWKINS Basketball 3,45 Choir 45 Chapel Choir 25 Hockey 3,45 Pillars 45 Post 25 Senate 45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,45 Y.W. Cabinet 3,45 Secretary 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Messiah 35 Water Ballet Manager 45 Youth Group 45 Toastmasters 25 House Council 35 Riding Club 35 Nativity 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Drama Club 3,45 Club Henri Co-Manager 45 Ski Club 45 Rouland 4. WEIMER K. HICKS, JR. Basketball lp Football l,25 Wrestling 2,3,45 Golf l,2,3,4. ROBERT :Roms Rouland 4, ska Club 4. ' Page Twenty-s 'Nts 1 vi L: Wt' ws MARY JENSEN Basketball 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Rou- land 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Captain 35 Post 3,45 Activities Committee 35 Senate 35 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,45 Y.W. Cabinet 3,45 Vice-President 45 Water Ballet 2,3,45 Youth Group l,45 Forensics 45 Sailing Club 35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Presi- dent 35 Sophomore Class Treas- urer5 Junior Class Secretary5 lce Carnival Court 25 Spring Play 35 Nativity 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Drama Club 35 Cheerleading l,2,3,4. JANET JOHNSON Choir 3,45 Accornpanist 3,45 Rouland 3,45 Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Honor Roll 35 Youth Group 3,45 Toastmasters 3,45 Riding Club 3,45 Nativity 3. SUZANNE JOHNSON Choir 3,45 Rouland 3,45 Honor Roll 35 Messiah 35 Youth Group 3,45 Forensics 4. SUSAN JORDAN Basketball 3,45 Choir 3,45 Rouland 3,45 Pillars 45 Post 45 Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Y.W. Cabinet 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Messiah 35 Water Ballet 3,45 Youth Group 3,45 Forensics 45 Ski Club 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Nativity 3,45 Spring Play 3,45 Mixed Quar- tet 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Cheer- leading 3,4. P g Twenty-s GENE KENNIGER Football l,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Track I,2,35 Activities Committee 45 House Council 3,45 W Club 2,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Vice- President 4. RICHARD KIMBERLY Basketball Manager 45 Rouland 3,45 Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Activities Committee 45 House Council 3,45 Treasurer Senior Class5 Ice Carnival Court 3. CHARLES KLEIN Youth Group 4,55 Toastmasters I,4,55 Wrestling 4,5. JUDITH LENTZ Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Day Club l,2,3,45 Cum Laude 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Nativity 2,3. Page Twenty-eight .4 1 L ,Ai , ri, 'U 'IN .' UA C' 1 5.',xJ s lx ,tts it ,'.H,Tqtk,xu Pkg - WILLIAM LESLIE Basketball 45 Rouland 45 Football I 45 Track 45 Youth Group 45 Toast- masters 45 Forensics 45 Ski Club 45 W Club 4. RAY LITTLE Choir 3,45 Rouland 3,45 Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Post 45 Messiah 35 Water Ballet 3,45 Youth Group 3,45 Toastmasters 3,45 House Council 45 Forensics 45 Sailing Club 35 Swimming Team 3,45 W Club 3,45 Nativity 4. GEORGE MAYE Basketball 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Rouland 2,3,45 Football I,2,45 Manager 35 Track I,2,3,45 Pilliars 2,3,45 Sports Editor 3,45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Post 2,3,45 Assistant Editor 35 Associate Editor 45 Senate l,3,45 Presi- dent 45 Messiah 35 Youth Group 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Toastmasters 3,45 Vice-President 35 House Council 2,3,45 Forensics 3,45 Swimming Team I5 W Club 2,3,45 Freshmen Class President5 Sophomore Class Vice-President5 Junior Class President5 Cum Laude 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Ice Carnival Court I5 Spring Play 2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 President 35 Boys' Quartet 35 Mixed Quartet 3,45 Photography Club I. RICHARD MORGAN Choir 3,45 Rouland 2,3,45 Football 25 Track 3,45 Pillars 35 Post 3,45 Editor 45 Activities Committee 35 Senate 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Youth Group 2,45 Toastmasters 2,3,45 Spring Play 2. Page Twenty-n'ne House Council 3,45 Forensics 25 Wrestling 2,35 Tennis Team 2, . Cum Laude 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 ' - -- -f A DEAN MILLER Youth Group 4. PRISCILLA NASON Basketball 3,45 Hockey 45 Activities Committee 45 Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Y.W. Cabinet 45 Water Ballet 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Secretary- Treasurer 45 Senior Class Secretary. RICHARD NEUMAN Basketball 25 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Post 45 Activities Committee 35 Senate 3,45 Honor Roll 35 Wrestling 3,45'1VV Club 3,45 President 45 Day Club 2,3,45 President 35 Senior Class Vice-President, Prom Committee 3. CHARLES NESBIT Basketball 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Youth Group 2,3,45 President 45 House Council 45 Ski Club 2,3,45 Tennis Team 2,3,45 W Club 2,3,4. Page Thirty - NANCY PAUL Rouland I5 Activities Committee I5 Y.W.C.A. 35 Honor Roll l,2,45 Day Club I,2,3,4. RICHARD PERRIGO Rouland 45 Track 45 Youth Group 45 Ski Club 45 Wrestling 4. RENEE PLEITAVINO Y.W.C.A. I,2,3,45 Riding Club 4. WILLIAM RICHMOND Post 3,45 Toastmasters 45 Vice- President 45 Swimming Team 3,45 Riding Club 3. Page Thirty-on ELIZABETH RIDOUT Rouland 3,4, Hockey 4, Post 3,4, Y.W.C.A. 3,4, Y.W. Cabinet 4, Honor Roll 3, Water Ballet 3,4, Youth Group 3, Toastmasters 3,4, Forensics 3, Ski Club 3,4, Riding Club 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball 4. KENNETH ROBERTSON Toastmasters 4 Ski Club 4 MARY SCHLICHER Basketball 3,4, Hockey 3,4, Y.WCA 34 Water Ballet 34 I Club 3,4, Choir 4, Varsity Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 ORAH SCHOON Basketball 3,4, Choir 4, Hockey 3,4, Post 4, Y.W.C.A. 3,4, Honor Roll 3, Water Ballet 3,4, House Council 4, Ski Club 3,4, Riding Club 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. Page Thirty-two RONALD SCHMOLLER Rouland 45 Football 3,45 Track gr 3,45 Youth Group 45 Toastmasters 45 House Council 45 Forensics 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 W Club 3,4. MARY LOU SCH RAMM Choir 45 Rouland 45 Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Youth Group 3,45 Forensics 45 Ski Club 45 Riding Club 3. DAVID SCOTT Rouland 45 Track 45 Wrestling 4. JANEEN SITTLER A Choir 45 Hockey 45 Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Youth Group 45 Ski Club 45 Riding Club 3,4. Page Thirty-three RICHARD SNYDER Football 45 Co-Captain 45 Track 3,45 Youth Group 3,45 Toastmas- ters 45 House Council 45 Ski Club 45 Wrestling 3,45 W Club 4. JAMES SOUTHCOTT Rouland 45 Football 35 Track 3,45 Post 45 Youth Group 45 Toastmasters 45 Ski Club 45 Swimming Team 3,4. LAWRENCE THORSEN Choir 45 Rouland 3,45 Post 45 Honor Roll 3. JOH N WAGN ER Football 3,45 Youth Group 25 Wrestling 2,3,45 President of House 3. Page Thirty-four THOMAS WATKINS Basketball 3,45 Football 35 Track 3,45 House Council 45 W Club 3 4 MARY JANE WHALE Basketball 3,45 Chapel Choir 3,45 Rouland 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Water Ballet 3,45 Toastmasters 3,45 Forensics 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Riding Club 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,4. SALLY WILSON Basketball 3,45 Choir 45 Rouland 2,3,45 Chapel Choir 35 Hockey 3,45 Senate 45 Y.W.C.A. 2,3,45 Y.W. President 45 Water Ballet 35 House Council 45 Forensics 3,45 Riding Club 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Nativity 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3. JEROME ZWEIFEL Basketball I,2,35 Rouland 35 Foot- 'Q' ball 25 Track 1,25 Pillars 45 Post 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Toast- masters 1,25 Day Club l,2,3,45 Cum Laude 3,45 Junior Marshal 3. X L Page Thirty-five CLASS WILL Tom Aaron leaves his barbells to Billy Craig. Keith Anderson leaves his center basketball position to Bob Holter Don Andrews leaves his American History brain to Ken Rice. Henry Atwood leaves his Florida Haircuts to Charlie Harris. Don Augustine leaves his way with the gals to Wally Bowersock Bob Banky leaves the bookstore to Bert Gray. Betsy Beglinger leaves 'the ring to the Freshman girls as a symbol of hope? Jim Bennett leaves his track shoes to Ward Keil. Steve Beyer leaves the Horicon Marsh to Jo Karsten. Phil Blades leaves collecting slips to Bob Barber. Bette Bohl leaves her typewriter to Martha Lentz. Peter Brotz leaves his physics to Harry Hummer. Jim Burgess leaves 'the bell to Stan Marshall. Mary Burrow leaves a Monarch range to Club Henri? Cyn Butler leaves her iangling bracelets to Jolly Hogan. Lynne Clements leaves the bus trips to Leah Allen. Judy Dehmlow leaves Watertown to Donna Messer. Rony de Leon leaves Guatemala to Teddy Kirkby. Jim Dunkel leaves his minks to Marge Eisert. Bob Edwards leaves his five year status to Petie Hobbs. Mur Engle leaves the dentist to the future unfortunates. Sukie Fisher leaves her laugh to Miss Porter. Carol Gannon leaves her station wagon to future adventuresses John Geffert leaves the Black Bomb to Bill McKinstry. Ed Goss leaves the mail to the Post Office. Sig Hanson leaves Adolph and Fred to last summer's adventures Mary Hawkins wills her fur coat back to the beavers. Weimer Hicks leaves Kalamazoo to Judy VanDalson. Bob Irons leaves the typing classes to Brian Newbury. Mary Jensen leaves cheerleading to Gretchen Smith. Janet Johnson leaves the Chapel organ to Bud Schoen. Sue Johnson leaves her dorm solos to Mary Muntz. Sue Jordan leaves her modern dancing to Kris Hartig. Gene Kenniger leaves his curly hair to Barb Morton. Dick Kimberly leaves his Kleenex to Mrs. Barnidge. Chuck Klein leaves his trips home to Chuck Morgan. Bill Leslie leaves his pack of gum to degenerated underclassmen. Ray Little wills his guitar to Bebe. George Maye leaves his trip to the lucky one. Dick Morgan leaves his royal blue suedes to Mr. Wichman. Ticky Nason leaves her position as class secretary to ?? Dick Neuman leaves his parties to Paul Deniger. Chuck Nisbet leaves the dining room to Miss Dahlman. Nancy Paul leaves the town girl's room to Ann Hoyer. Dick Perrigo leaves his post graduate status to furture ones. Renee Pleitavino leaves her records to Ted Tourtelot. Bill Richmond leaves his tan to Judy Kerber. Liz Ridout leaves her broken arm to Tom Zimmerman. Ken Robertson leaves his Spanish brain to the Spanish class. Mary Schlicher leaves her hockey center position to Lois Gates. Orah Schoon leaves her diet to Pat Vaughn. Ronnie Schmoller leaves his promptness to the faculty. David Scott leaves Maine to the Mayers. Mel Schramm leaves the park to Sarah Frelinger. Janeen Sittler leaves her record player to Smoky Corners. Dick Snyder leaves his football ability to Fred Kapelle. Jim Southcott leaves Senior English to the iuniors. Larry Thorsen leaves his mail job to Ferrell Sterner. John Wagner leaves his sweets to Sudro Brown. Tom Watkins leaves his basketball height to Dave Soldwedel. Mary Jane Whale leaves her history logic to Marietta Pelton. Sally Wilson leaves the Y.W. to Memo. Jerry Zweifel leaves his good times to Bill Miller. Page Thirty-six Uniar-5 .wfj'W, X I tw WWm 1 X 1 ,f X EX ,ff x X -Y f X S E X X A n licz K fl! E3 E ' Or g AA E W .. I gf 3 QI? 7 g 7fiif 15- I-.-gl tiff 'Haro Uqh W Q I windows JUNIOR CLASS l1tfBill Adams, Vice-President: Marif Gunder- Roberto Fernandez, Presidenfg Dick Pingle, Wallace Bowersock DeDe Bussa n Sue Clark Below Corky Dahlberg Paul Deniger Marge Eiserf Roberto Fernadnez OFFICERS Elaine Gocker Jim Graham Bert Gray Below Marit Gundersen Sue Halverson Charles Harris Kristin Hartig My Sarah Frelinger Tom Hinton JUNIOR The Centennial class has advanced another year. Along with this advancement have come many wonderful new faces. Early in the year we elected our class leaders of T953-1954, chosing as our President, Roberto Fernandez, Vice President, Bill Adams, Secretary, Mousie Gundersen, Treasurer, Dick Pingel. It was not long before we were working hard on our Homecoming proiects. As our skit's theme we used Homecoming at Wayland for which we won third prize. As our effigy we built a giant argyle sock using the saying, Argyles sock 'em for which we won second prize. Soon, after, we put on Bums BalI requiring every- one to dress accordingly. The gym was true to the evening's title having railroad tracks and park benches. Bill Hoag Petie Hobbs Page Forty Bob Holter Harry Hummer Carol Japp Below Kay Jermain Penny Johnson Fred Kapelle Al Laun CLASS After Christmas we Turned our minds to the earning of Prom money. After much popcorn selling and activities, the big night arrived and with it a great satisfaction for all our hard work. We are well represented in Wayland's various activities having 16 on Honor Roll, 6 in footballg 7 in basketballg ll on girls hockeyg and 7 on girls basketball. We wish to thank Mr. Williams and Mrs. Case for their kind and helpful assistance throughtout the year. This year has been a wonderful success and we are looking fore- ward to an even more successful year to come as the Centennial Seniors of 1954-1955. Donna Messer Joyce Mickleson Mary Lou Miller Bill Miller Barbara Morton Below Mary Muntz Pong Na Ranong Pikie Nelson Brain Newbury 'l' is 5, 23, Page Forty-one Bill McKinstry than N' f--its ,S q Q s IC! Marietta Peiton Dick Pingle Jane Porter David Price ge Forty-two Cathy Qualey Fred Reiburt Ken Rice Below Roberta Rinehart Steve Schlafer Dale Schoon Gretchen Smith Ted Tourtelot Joan Tourtelot Don Utz Below Judy VanDaIson Carol Wester Bill Ziegler Connie Zipprodt La ura Smith Steve Smith David Soldwedel George Spiel -'N' W? 1 ' .Q X f - T3 .-A Q i .VP -una., Page Fortyvthree 4 S iTi'y0 1',tWeI!'b of T3'll.?7i'Ct'.S' M., 1.1135 riw gh, . x . s... mme M 'OIISYIIIIRHICXV x 1 ofa aglmxb cnbcutg Cixrvzvt- sizwcrc 5.'imtiriiiNc fiwb beep 'Dcvorimx to von, . y . i i , 1 Q Dx. jigvunvr Ig . lin' as or the twin'-ifulb xvvlizs of xlk'hii'W3!!'s.'! I'iUsqifih A. A - von hm-Q xvzmzgbr ur oiz1'.'2Inm gimtcr GUI'- irztg the bcmbc of wuz' inspirib cub wnscmircb Icnbcnslyip, on gave us ci brcmn .mb brouigbr it ro the Mon of iixifilimcnri Von built' imcw xvhilc Von pre - scrvcb the mines of the JNISIY You rvizimblcb the flickering iilmnc oiiriyc Wuviiznb Spirit mah gave it rich rnbiuncef to shine across the wars of mu' Swconb Qcnturv. 5 von leave us f:u'fiil'riycrsc1'vicc to kbucarioziin fr u lvronbe 1' fielb, von rake with von u firll mcusurc Q, if I Q u Q 1 . of conrmumq qc-ob wishes dnb ulvzbrlig lovultv from the ly-:arf of evcrv ujdvidllb man mlb Woman. Beaver 'pmmwiswnsin Sl Qictobcr. i953 Page Forty-four 11 OITIOPBS mgs.wgg'1 ,4 EBSQ' f vl W V , X .Iliff W l ,fy f aff' 7 'A .L EKVQW. 133 K y X UQ XA X ' 'pfyfig j 1. XX VY fm JM! 'a'l ', '-' H X 7 Z lllllllllIllll--IllIIIIJI X3 ' pgzrqj 516225117 T595 Q , ' I T f ' 423' ? 1E:i-iafffzagi. Q75 I ' 2' g .i11Hff 7E'2'l ff nasal 'gf-'Lhunlii' '!!1 liifsgqi-1 .,' i:i:i,f','l -:iz-' fs I5 VI 7 I 7 ' i 1 ki ' Ulziiififliiilf jg b Lp- ,-zz:-2.15 -xg! , A fiaiii 7 -3 QS-Q- Q: fiiyf M . , 4 , . ,f f , Iii!!! , :?l2sff'!: iii I ' 5f'l lll-IISC ' . 7 f llllllll--- N ' ,jf fjfiulllllllli 3.1. ' ' I -1-1-1 ' f +l'll O0qh way'anJ'5 win ows SOPHOMORE CLASS I 489' Big Jam Abbott Leah Allen Dan Barber From left to right-Stan Marshall, Presndent Judy Nagley Vice-President: Barbara Hickman, Secretary Dan Barber Treasurer. V, .Z Bob Barber Bob Brothersen Scott Brown Below Sudro Brown Helen Burton David Camenga Bob Chesi Page Forty-six OFFICERS - fam C .M Brita Duce Louis Elin Norton Elliott Below Jean Elser Susie Engle Liz Esten Suzy Gerlach Penny Clark 3 . Vt Ann Corcoran Art Curtis 'SVT' I-45 uv -M' Page Forty-seven Cynthia Griffin SOPHOMORE The class of 1956 undertook its second year at Wayland by sponsoring one of the first ativities of the year, the Harvest Hop, and later followed with the annual carnival. Their activi- ties were highlighted by Sadie Hawkins Day, which they will put on until their graduation. Before the dance there is an old fashioned race in which the girls try to catch their escorts for the dance. On arriving there the couples are wed by Marryin' Sam . This is always one of the memorable activities of the year. Again they did a fine job at Homecoming both on the skit and the effigy, when they won first place in the latter. Most of their class is Holly Hagan Barbara Hickman David Howgate Ward Keil Jo Karsten Below Judy Kerber Mary Kimball Teddy Kirkby Elaine Krause Page Forty-eight CLASS active both in the academic and extra-curricular activities that make for a well rounded educa- tion. Thirteen members of the class were represented on the Honor Roll, and all the school teams were well represented by the class of 1956. Officers for this year were: Stan Marshall, President, Judy Nagley, Vice President, Bar- bara Hickman, Secretary, Dan Barber, Trea- surer. Under the guidance of Miss Porter and Coach Boya these Sophomores have shown their capability of the leadership that will be theirs in the coming two years. Martha Lentz Judy Lipps Stan Marshall George McAneny Tucker McNamera :HZ ,,.... I. ix Below ' l ' Bob Meyer ...'b. ,P Chuck Morgan f Judy Nagley Q Jean Ohlhaver 1 all Page Forty-n ,AJ Jane Owen wtf Pete Pratt Alice Pyle Page Fifty Dick Schultz Janet Sharp Larry Smead Below Carrie Smith Jeff Snyder Gail Sorensen Ferrell Sterner Pete Thomas Pat Vaughan Craig Ward Below Judy Weingart Liz Wilson D.D. Zaug Tom Zimmerman Page Fifty-one AY YMNASIUN1 j X 8 CI 8 ' f N '75 xk f K f 115. xg! 'Q ' fi fi l 4 , ' 5 'W 4 ll' Q ,, 'V f A A 13 f -af fff X 4 ' ff 5 Lf, N L ,iz X X 42 gf. V ' W- xvzj 5 x' '- I:-V '4 91 X: K ,- A , k: V ,L 'ggi A ' fig , P x XGQVVXKX -K n PBSHMSM li m I ' I i Q it l ,-,,.....- I l f ' ,Y... V 1 Y 4 K 1 5 .::5 'Pr Q L- F B- -' 4 - - 'xi 'nu N. 'H'ir0uql1 XfJay'0l1Cl3 winclows Page Fifty-three Douglas Beaven ' 9 FRESHMAN CLASS 592 From left to rigl1tfHans Krauf, Presidenrg Sue Hicks, Vice Presidenrp Gretchen Wernecke, Secretaryg Ann Hoyer, Treas urerg Bud Schoen, Social Chairman. Judy Clark Bill Craig Ann Doran Below Mark Glidden Kathy Gresclfw Jim Hawes Sue Hicks OFFICERS Butch Kellogg Hans Kraut Jim Johnson Below Pat Kuenzi Sherry Lane David Link Roger Malloch Jolly Hogan Ann Hoyer Jirn Hinkson '05 Wav '!' Page Fifty-five FRESHMAN This year started out just right for the twenty nine Freshmen in our class. Working with real class spirit we came through with first prize in the Homecoming skits. A tale of the first day and a dorm mix up was our novel idea. Our effigy This Plug's for Wayland , received last place. The Freshmen moved right into the sports spotlight with both boys and girls representing us on varsity teams. A few of us ioined the ranks of Honor Roll too. Our first activity, Fall Fiesta, took place the Tom Mitchell Douglas Pollock Page Fifty-six Grant Ramer Kathy Schnur Bud Schoen Below Bob Smith Mike Swygert Bill Warner Gretchen Wernecke CLASS weekend after Homecoming. We had a large turnout and it proved to be a big success. The gym was divided into two parts with dancing in one end and games in the other. It was an entertaining evening for all who attended. This year our class has been ably led by our President, Hans Kraut, Vice President, Sue Hicks, Secretary, Gretchen Wernecke, Treasurer, Ann Hoyer. Miss Dwinell and Mr. Larrimore were always willing to chaperone and handle our many committee meetings and gave us the guidance we needed. We wish to take this opportunity to thank them for their efforts. Lloyd Bonn Lamphere ie Lipps Below Karen Merigold Carle ne Sta rkweather John Stroh Jackie Knaup ,l Page Fifty-seven Page Fifty-eigh1 er' Cll'1iZG ions llllllllllllll :f1va'gaf1 i I ' -un 1 - 1 74 - WM ll- I ll rw' wg. 'WWP 7 f ' ' X ' 'Q X W, W . fe ' -im S ' W 6 gn aj f U: f 'il wa?-' H2734 ' 'FP 4 SHS I ' K I Ai 1' 1 5: Vj .5 f ?ifg5 '35 , me :wif 'K' Lf' mf' i Y 1' , of ---1. F z' 'Htrovclh W'7lonJg wimlows pg Ff'Y STUDENT SENATE wanna- i Back Row-,John Gefferf, Jim Burgess, Roberto Fernandez, Front Row-Dick Neuman, Sukie Fisher, Laura Smith, Sally Dick Morgan, Bill Adams, Hans Kraut, George Maye, Judy Wilson. Van Dalson, Mary Hawkins, Bob Edwards. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE From Leff Io Right-John Gefferf, Chuck Morgan, Sue Hicks, Proctor, Ticky Nason. Sue Clark, Hans Krauf, Dick Kimberly, Carrie Smith, Mr. Page Sixiy DQRMLTORY COUNCILS WAYLAND HALL , , Siangndgpil Laun, Bob Banlcy. Phil Blades, Gene Kenniger, Fernandez, Bob Edwards, Dirk Morgan, Ronv de Leon Dick Kimberly, Chuck Nisbet, George Maye, Don Augustine. Bill Adams. Sea1ed-Dick Snyder, Tom Watkins, Jim Burgess, Roberto WARREN HALL Qs.. , 'III Standing-Orah Schoon, Siq Henson, Judy Nagley. Seated-Sukie Fisher, Gretchen Smith. Page Sixty-one A l fi 'iw 3 , 2. A Q v BV I '1 F 1 Q Q C K 5, Us . N A P51 x Q' V' Q i 1 - f 1 -',.. 1' A Q ' gr za: tical, l A W Q I GL ,amsg-il 5 if' e a Q P' I ,Q 5 1 A Q 1, I I egaf W 9 , From Left to Right-Sue Jordan, Judy Van Geffen, Fisher, George Maye, Mary PILLARS STAFF Editor-in-Chief . , Literary Editor . . Art Editor ,,,,... Boys' Sports Editor A A . Girls' Sports Editor ..,. Advertising Editor ,i.. Calendar and Typist .... Business Manager . .. Advisor ...,,. , . Co-Advisor . . . Pag e Sixty-two , . .Sukie Fisher .. Mary Hawkins ..,,Sue Jordan . . . George Maye A . . . Lee Baumgarth ..,..,Jol1n Getfert ,,. Judy Van Dalson Sue Clark , . Miss Browne Mrs. Case ws ,A , Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor Assistant Editor Copy Editor .. News Editor .. Feature Editor . POST STAFF . . J .Dick Morgan , . .George Maye . . . . Jim Burgess ......Liz Ridout . . . . Larry Thorsen Connie Zipprodt Girls' Sports Editor . . , ,,i.. Mary Jensen Boys' Sports Editor . .. .,i.,..,....,.., Dick Neuman Exchange Editor .... .......,,..........,. S teve Schlater Typists .4....,.. ....,.., J udy Van Dalson, Martha Lentz, Judy Lentz, Cyn Butler, Elaine Gocker Reporters Bill Richmond, Sig Hanson Mary Engle, Gretchen Smith, Harry Hummer, Jerry Zweitel, Jim Benett, Sue Jordan, Orah Schoon, Ray Little, Craig Ward, Bud Schoen Artists ....,. ..........,,..,.,..,. L iz Ridout, Dick Fredricks Advisors ,. . . ., Miss Portor, Mr. Proctor Page Sixty-three WAYLAND CHOIR Utz, ay Sue Jordan, Cyn Butler, Lois Gates, Janet Larry iorsen, Jim Bennett, Row-George Maye, Chuck Japp, Mel Schramrn, Marietta Pelton, Engle, Mary Hawkins, Sig Hanson, Roberto Fernandez. Front Row--Miss Bridges, Lynne Clements, Sally Wilson, Connie Zipprodt, Mar Jensen Janeen Sittler Orah Schoon Barbara Hickman, Jane Porter, Roberta Rinelwart, Mary Schlilcher, Miss Christman. 5'2- Y rv Back RovvfJean Elser, Corky Dahlberg, Kris Hartig, Sherry Lane, Carrie Smith, Mary Muntz, Kathy Scltnur. Middle Row-Judy Weingart, Jolly Hogan, Judy Clark. Front RowfAnn Doran, Liz Easton, Sue Hicks, Miss Bridges, Helen Burton, Joyce Christensen, Alice Pyle. Page Sixty-four SEXTETTE From Left to Right-Mary Jensen, Connie Zipprodt, Judy Weingart, Sue Johnson, Sally Wilson, Carrie Smith. MIXED QUARTETTE 19' 137 NNQ. .swf Standing from Left to Riglfn--Jim Burgess, Sue Jordan, Sig Hanson, George Maye. Seafed4Mary Hawkins Page Sixty-five VARSITY CLUB Standing Left to Right-Sue Jordan, Mary Schlicher, Sally Wilson, Mary Jensen, Mary Engle, Marge Eisert. Kneeling from Left to Right-Orah Schoon, Sue Clark, Sukie Fisher, Gretchen Smith. Seated from Left to Right-Mary Jane Whale, Sig ll 7 7 Hanson, Laura Smith, Ticky Nason, Kay Jermain. Back Row Lett to Rightfllick Kimberly, Ray Little, Pete Pratt, Don Augustine, Gene Kenniger, Chuck Nisbet, Bob Edwards. Middle Row Left to Right-Tom Watkins, George Maye, Peg Rony de Leon, Bob Banky, Dick Neuman, Dale Schoon Dick Snyder, Fred Kapelle. Front Row Lett to Right-fSteve Schlafer, Roberto Fernan dez, John Geftert, Jim Bennett, Ron Schmoller. e Sixty-six YOUTH GROUP t aiwwerkl-g1'f.f',.'.ilv.i il! , .pg,w ft- I M-A Fifth Row-George Maye, Cyn Butler, Sue Clark, Jim South- cott, Phil Blades, Ray Little. Fourth Row-Janet Johnson, Gretchen Smith, Mary Jensen, Carrie Smith, Lois Gates, Brita Duce, Kris Hartig, Marietta Pelton, Corki Dahlberg. Third Row-Leah Allen, Mary Hawkins, Cynthia Griffin, Judy Weingart, Gretchen Wernecke, Jolly Hogan, Kathy Schnur, Bobbi Reinhart, Connie Zipprodt, Sally Wilson, Mary Muntz. 1' Second Row--Sue Jordan, Mr. Wood, Judy Lipps, Ann Doran, Carol Wester, Carol Gannon, Judy Van Dalson, Sue Johnson, Judy Clark, Bonnie Lipps, Joyce Christensen, Laura Smith, Chuck Nisbet. Front Row-Stan Marshall, Bud Schoen, Hans Kraut, Mark Glidden, Jim Hinkson, Jim Bennett, Butch Kellogg, Dick Kimberly. TGASTMASTERS Brotherson, Christensen, Janet Edwards, Bonnie Lipps, Bill Richmond, Rony de Leon, Laura Smith, Bud Schoen, Lois Gates, Mr, Mayer, George Maye. Front Row-David Cainenga, Louis Elin, Kris Hartig, Mary Muntz. Page Sixty-seven YW ' '-ss, il Standing Left ro Right-Judy Nagley, Carol Wester, Laura Sea1ed Left to Right-fGre1cl1en Smith, Ticky Nason, Liz Smith, Mary Hawkins, Sally Wilson, Sue Jordan, Connie Esten, Cyn Butler, Sue Clark, Mary Jensen. Zipprodt, Judy Van Dalson. Page Sixty-eight 4 Y W MASQUERADE Page Sindy-nin2 DORMITORY ROOMS Page Seventy M I. FQ ll + ll OUq'1 Mfayldncrs wincfo The 1953 football season was an im- provement over previous seasons in all respects. By exhibiting fine football and excellent team play, the team ended the season with a A-4 record. The boys played good tough football all the way, and could have had a much better record with the elimina- tion of a few bad breaks. In the opening game of the season, the Redmen were hosts to Blake Acad- emy of Minneapolis. Blake, conference champions of the Minnesota confer- ence, was too powerful for our boys, and managed to take home a 14-O vic- tory. The Redmen opened the conference season by slamming down Northwest- ern Preps 34-O. The Redmen were in complete control of the game as they built up a 27-O half-time lead and coasted to victory. Touchdowns were scored by Maye, Nisbet, Kimberly, and Kenniger. On the following Saturday, the Red and White lost as Milwaukee Lutheran scored twice in the final period to win, 12-O. The following Saturday, still angered over their loss to Lutheran, the Big Red smashed North Shore, 47-6. The Red- men dominated play all through the encounter. Pingel, Kapelle, Kenniger, and Maye did the scoring for Wayland. 5 THE BIG Back Row-Coach Boya, Ronny Schmoller, Dick Kimberly, Dick Pingel, Fred Kapelle, Dale Schoon, Bill Leslie, Bob Holter, Keith Anderson, Coach Larrimore. Middle RowfChuck Morgan, Dick Neuman, Art Curtis, Gene Kenniger, Steve Beyer, li! ,X K 8 fi .X M' if .- .3.e-.:e:f,. . i Q E Back Row--Dick Neuman, Gene Kenniger, George Maye. Middie Row -Dick Kimberly. Front Row--Chuck Nesbit, Ron Schmoller, Dick Snyder, Steve Beyer, Don Augustine, Keith Anderson, Bill Leslie, Bill Voss The Redmen ran wild against M. U. S. as they ran up a 32-O score for their third conference victory. The highlight of the game was a sixty-five yard touchdown run by Dick Neuman. Ken- niger, Maye, Kapelle, and Nisbet did the rest of the scoring. The Redmen came up against unde- feated Country Day the following Sat- urday, and lost a T2-O battle after playing the first three quarters on an even basis. In the Homecoming game against Lake Forest, the eventual league cham- pions, the Redmen outplayed the visi- tors throughout the entire game but lost a 14-13 decision as Kapelle's try for a second conversion was wide by inches. George Maye scored the first touchdown, and Dick Pingel scored on a pass from Kapelle with less than a minute remaining in the game. In their final game, the Big Red dumped the favored Racine, Maye and Nisbet scoring touchdowns in the first quarter. The Redmen held their lead for the rest of the game and won I3-7. Dick Snyder and Gene Kenniger were elected the team's co-captains. At the end of the season, Gene Kenniger and George Maye were named to the All-Conference first team, Dick Snyder, Ray Little, and Chuck Nisbet were ap- pointed to the second team. SEGA. J Coach Lammore Gene Kenniger Dick Snyder Coach Boya. HOME fs. Q F CCDMING 'L iw P' vi ' 1 ig gi 1 sf, '. 3 1 , j 5 - THE LITTLE RED 5' EM Back Row-Ticky Nason, Sig Hanson, Margie Eisert, Janeen Sittler, Janet Gretchen Smith, Connie Zipprodf, Mary Lou Miller, Laura Smith Sue Sharp, Judy Nagley, Coach Mayer, Sukie Fisher, Kay Jermain, Sue Clark, Jordan, Sue Hicks, Helen Burton. Mary Engle, Orah Schoon, Mary Jensen, Mary Jane Whale, Front Row-Lee Baumgarth, Joan Tourtelot, Mary Hawkins Judy Kerber Middle Row - Sally Wilson, Mary Schlicher, Liz Esten, Lois Gates, Carol Gannon, Barb Morton, Jean Ohlaver, Liz Ridout. RED TEAM WHITE TEAM Nason Smith, G. Hanson Hicks Jensen Baurngarth Wilson Hawkins Jordan Zipprodt Gates Engle Schlicher Morton Smith, L. Ridout Schoon Miller Whale Tourtelot Fisher Clark, S. SCORES SCORES NL 4 Vvayland 1 Nl. U. S. 3 Wayland l M. O Wa land -I 2 Wayland O Y D 3 vv I d 0 Downer l Wayland l owner av an lPlay Dayl Park High O Wayland 3 Downer 2 Wayland T Page Seventyssix Y-4 gf win er' Jr 'Hwrouqlw Mfaylanchs windo ICE CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN King John and Queen Sukie Page Sevenfy-eight Zz. Y' I 3 Left to Right--Jim Hawes, Pat Vaughn, Bill Adams, Sally Wilson, Mrs. Patterson, John Geffert, Sukie Fisher, Mr. Patterson, Dick Snyder, Joan Tourtelot, Stan Marshall, Sue Hicks. .alms - Mr. and Mrs. Geffert, John, Sukie, Mr. and Mrs, Fisher. Page Seventy-nin 1? Back Row-Steve Beyer, Paul Deniger, Bill Leslie, Fred Kapelle, Dick Pingel, Bob Holter, Keith Anderson, Coach Boya. Front Row-Chuck Nisbet, Pikie Nelson, Dave Soldwedel, Torn Watkins, George Maye. VARSITY Horicon 40-47 West Bend 47-62 Juneau 43-37 M. U. S. 54-38 Racine 46-56 Lake Forest 54-34 St. Mary's 56-58 Northwestern 41-52 Country Day 43-40 Lutheran 5l-52 Lake Forest 38-48 North Shore 56-47 Racine 46-51 M. U. S. 70-56 Northwestern 53-44 North Shore 39-44 Country Day 74-32 Lutheran 64-45 St. Mary's 53-45 TOURNAMENT North Shore 51-39 Racine 48-64 BASKETBALL Led by Keith Anderson, captain and Most Valuable Player ot this year's team, the basketball squad had a good season. The season started slowly and the team had trouble playing together, but after several weeks of practice, the team started to click and play the type of ball it was capable of playing. Mr. Patterson was coach until after Christmas vacation when he took over his full duties as Headmaster. Mr. Boya then took over as head coach and did a fine iob keeping up the Way- land tradition of having top notch basketball teams. The team played its best ball in the last halt of the season as it won six of the last eight encounters. The highlight of the season was the 74-32 victory over Mil- waukee Country Day. Anderson broke the conference Page Eighty and gym scoring record for a single game by scoring thirty-six points. Anderson alone outscored the entire Country Day team. The most satisfying victory was the 64-45 victory over Milwaukee Lutheran as the boys avenged an earlier one-point defeat. Anderson turned in one ot the finest performances ever seen at Wayland as he topped nearly every scoring record in the school. He was selected on the All-Tourna- ment squad and was also named to the All-Conference First Team. ln the tournament, the Redmen won their first round game over North Shore, 51-39, but lost the second round game to Racine, conference and eventual tourna- ment champions. Page Eighty-one JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Horicon West Bend Juneau M. U. S. Roosevelt Lake Forest St. Mary's Country Day Lutheran Lake Forest North Shore Racine Roosevelt M. U. S. Roosevelt North Shore Country Day Northwestern Lutheran St. Mary's 33-25 44-33 45-24 52-I9 47-54 54-39 60-32 44-30 44-40 38-33 41-37 31-46 47-36 52-26 52-47 29-40 52-47 43-38 5l-48 52-53 KEITH AND DICK FRED AND GEORGE Page Eighty-two CHUCK i 4 ...A- bl Q 3B 'J , .nf-' 5 Q2 f X 5 ess-5' 'ri' I 'il subaru mf v uvnas f 'f' . X ins Q X A 'Qv I Q 'fx W ha Xu Q .F 3 K .1 X Mg f XXSESNSR 5 Q XXX PIKIE SEM Ai -ll' 'Q Tl' X '25 Z: Q 9-1, wk, 9 ,r ls g.. 1 ex fx Sd? Qi ,NES xx: X ,, s A Q-iv SWIMMING Back Row- -Steve Schlafer, John Stroh, Dave Camenga, Front Row-Torn Aaron, Craig Ward, Harry Hummer, Al Larry Smead, Lloyd Lanphere, Rony de Leon, Jim Abbott, Laun, Bob Edwards, Ray Little, Tucker McManara, David Gran? Ramer, Dave Howgafe, Coach Larrimore. Link. WRESTLING Stanolinga--Chuck Klien, Larry Thorsen, Dick Neuman, Kneeling-Ken Rice, Dick Snyder, Tom Aaron, Henry Bob Chesi, Coach Schnur, D. D. Zaug, Bob Banky, John Atwood, Louie Elin, Phil Blades. VVGQHGY, Don Utz. Seated-Dave Scott, Bob Brotherson. GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing--Ticky Nason, Sig Hanson, Gretchen Smith, Sue Clark, Margie Eisert, Coach Mayer, Mary Jane Whale, Mary Jensen, Sue Jordan, Orah Schoon, Kay Jermain. Kneeling-Sukie Fisher, Sue Hicks, Judy Nagley, Judy Dehnilow, Liz Ridout, Cathy Qualey, Mary Engle, Lois Gates, Carrie Smith, Janet Sharp. Seated--Carol Gannon, Liz Wilson, Mary Hawkins, Sally Wilson, Mary Schlicher, Laura Smith. This year the little red started practicing before Christmas for their games which led up to the girls' tournament here. M. U. S., Downer, N. S. C. D., and Wayland participated in the tournament. The scores of the games of the first teams were: M U. S. All-North Shore 33, Wayland 50 - Downer 43. ln the second team division, Wayland won over N.S.C.D. The winners of the championship games were M. U. S. against Wayland resulting in a victory for M. U. S., 27-50. Wayland trounced Downer in the second team division 33-25. In the beginning of the season the little reds played M. U. S. losing by a score of 54-l9. The second team was victorious with a score of 29-16. The second game of the season against Downer resulted again in a loss for the first team. The score of that game was, 37-55. The second team came through with a big win of 30-19. Thanks go to Mrs. Mayer for a season ot good coaching and good sports- manship. Page Eighty-five WATER BALLET N ' 5 5 -1. 5 1 if - Sf a Am X ga Page Eighty-six SKI CLUB K? M S27 Standing---Tom Zimmerman, Sue Halverson, Joan Tourte- Kneeling Mary Hawkins, Sig Hanson, Mary Schlicher lot, Pa1 Vaughn, Judy Kerbcr, Cathy Qualey, Ed Goss. Orah Schoon, Liz Ridout, Corkie Dahlberg, Kay Jermain CHEERLEADERS Standing-Mary Jensen, Sig Hanson, Laura Smith, Gretchen Smith. Kneeling-Judy Kerber, Sue Jordan. Page Eighty-seven Page Eighty-eight J-i'?gg,nN pf-3' vi f 'CI 6851 5-JEIT,-29.31 it 'lg 3 ?F'Q 52' ,wa yfil Jp txh Z wwf F F , . - 1 S1 I-',' . 17 'I' 5 , r 6. 'Lg , ' 21. - ' 'Y fe -L Y f x - -wx-U 5 , .. - ,f N f P 1 - x N ,319 - , I r ' . Q 5 - '- I 1 .f -f...I A rl J .I ' 19' 'I Q la- 1 ' 4 . ,Sf -y' ni 9 .2 --, v .' ai Y ' t?-Z I. Y .gy--imkui. 'x ii X A f. 9 ,p x-' , if '4 w3w..04C ,, ,V Q, I 1-A 1, 0' A f J 9? ! :LAL 0 ' ,.'. .gf -'ff' v' M' 'f -f. i ' ' - 0'- X f 1 ' .'q ' at 10' I, rj. A l . I ..1-,,f,-QW .1 I I 4 ' - 12594 r' 4 , l l 1 ' .gf 'So a'-. ' -1 PQ. If , '25 'Hwrouqh Xnfaylonql W inelowg TRACK x xiii sim, li! L Fourth Row-Egdahl, Warner, Utz, Kiel, Beaven, Macias, Ward, Dunkel, Hinkson, Glidden, Abbott, Thor-nas. Third Row Kenninger, Zaug. Second Row Coach Larrimore, Hawes, Kimberly, Nisbet, RIDING Brown, Holter, Elliott, Aaron, Nelson, Leslie, Kellogg, Coach Schnur. First Row D. Barber, Schmoller, Curtis, Neuman, Pingel, Maye, Kapelle, Banky, Bennett, McNamara, Augustine, CLUB Back Row Carol Leckner, Liz Wilson, Ann Doran, Jackie Knaup, Margie Eisert, Pat Kuenzi, Corkie Dahlberg, Suzy Serlach. Middle Row Holly Hagen, Betsy Beglinger, Judy Wein- gart, Karen Merigold, Cynthia Griffin, Cathy Qualey, Mousie Gundersen, De De Bussan, Joyce Mickleson, Roy. Front Row--Ann Corcoran, Carol Wester, Liz Ridout, Connie Zipprodt, Janeen Sittler, Janet Johnson, B'rita Duce, Leah Allen, Bonne Lipps, Kris Hartig. Page Ninety GOLF Standing Atwood, Blades, Goss, Hicks, Beyer, Southcott, Kneeling -Spiel, Thorsen, Perrigo, Coach Wichman D. Snydx, Little, Klein, Rarner. Smead, Geffert. TENNIS XX! fi vp Si 4 1 ,J44 ioav .qqq 94+ fl! 64 Q E 2' W: 2 ,3.,41V by gfzsszzff? 'ir' Standing -Hummer, J. Snyder, Anderson, Pratt, Morgan, Kneeling--Adams, Hawes, Nisbet, Soldwedel. Coach Wood, Page Niuulyfonu 1? QU LA ND PURE A5 THE DRIVEN SNGW W Page Ninety-Vwo 41,4514 111 1lh,1J!-v4-4,-4-r-rl O gg, '-rf 5 Q W, OULA wfxlv? ' Tgmgfxy 1 i W3 X s 'f sig 3 K? 4 ag Ninety-three Soloists Carrie Smith Sue Johnson Ray Little Fred Kapelle Sig Hanson Jim Burgess Sally Wilson Lois Gates Petie Hobbs Bob Barber George Maye Dancers FLORADORA: Judy Weingart Ed Goss Sally Wilson Jeff Snyder Carrie Smith Fred Kapelle Barbara Hickman Pete Pratt Mary Jensen Dick Kimberly Carol Wester Rony de Leon BICYCLE AND WALTZ CLOG Jim Burgess Sig Hanson Orah Schoon Mary Schlicher Larry Thorsen Carlene Starkweather Louie Elin Kathy Schnur Jolly Hogan D. D. Zaug Sue Hicks CAST Purity Dean ... ..... ..,. Johnathan Logan .... Zamah Logan .,r., Leander Longfellow ,. Mortimer Frothingham ,... JedLunn ..,. .. E. Z. Pickens .,ii, Imogene Pickens .. . . . . Mrs. Ethelinda Hewlitt . . Alison Hewlitt . . . . . . Mrs. Faith Hogue Letty Barber ..... . Nellie Morris , . . CAKE WALK: Gretchen Smith Corkie Dahlberg Craig Ward Bob Meyer CHORUS: S. Wilson Hawkins Wester Lane Pyle Karsten C. Smith Clements Gates J. Clark Burgess Smead Pratt Kapelle Dehmlow Hickman G. Smith Rinehart Hanson Bussan Dahlberg Jensen J. Johnson Jermain Bennett J. Snyder Goss Muntz S. Clark JBPP Butler Eisert Stage Manager-Joh n Geffert . .Sue Johnson . , .Bob Barber . .Petie Hobbs . . . . .Ray Little . . .Tom Aaron . ...Ward Keil .George Maye . .Sue Jordan Lee Baumgarth Laura Smith . .Sukie Fisher .Mary Hawkins . .Mary Jensen B. Lipps Schnur Owen Nason Halverson Schoen W. Hicks Ward Thorsen Fisher Voss Manson Hogan Pelton Miller Vaughn Burton M. Engle Schlicher Camenga Banky Zaug Elin Schoon Gannon Qualey Elser Kimball P. Clark Christense Wernicke Sterner Beglinger Marshall Watkins Show Managers-Judy Van Dalson and Mary Hawkins Page Ninety-four Fl calencia I' 66 9 QXQAVOY '55 X113 IX6 L91 gqxoxxxl N Vgaewnem wvwwwfw 1 7950 'K 'L6 + svouqk W inclo ws SEPTEMBER l2-Football boys roll in early to loosen up rusty hinges-badges of a lazy summer. I3-Some old YW girls arrive early to welcome new girls and to check on new boys. 16-The fateful day-school officially opens with dinner at 6:30 for all students. . ,Rather crowd- -ed, eh what? I l7-Assembly in the A.M. ln the P.M. hike to Crystal Lake for food. . .etc. I8-Onward! The march to the Odeon- Bend ln The River . Quite a send off for the first activity of our 1954 year. KYou ain't seen nothin' yetj ' I9-Football. . .Blake . .here . .we lost. Dr. Hicks announces his departure to Kalamazoo Col- lege as their new President. Our new Headmaster is Mr. Patterson. Y.W. and W Club mixer-boy looks girl over-girl gives boy the eye-Result? a new couple. Golly, what an evening! 20-Faculty down students in softball game. 25-To the Odeon to see The Woman They Almost Lynched and Count the Hours . 26-Football. , .Northwestern Preps. . .here . .we won. At night class meeting to plan for Home- coming, roller skating and dancing later. 29-Our new dietitian Miss Dahlman arrives. 30-Y. W. Fellowship dinner-first official meeting of a great organization. Introduction to many wonderful Wednesday nights to follow. i. in-S ,Je swf' Va' Page Ninety-six OCTOBER 3-Football . ,Milwaukee Lutheran , there we lost. First class activity of the year, the seniors take over with Crazy Man Crazy . 9-First movie in Beebe Auditorium- The World in his arms . IO-Football North Shore Country Day there we won. Girls drag their men to sophomore turnabout-poor boys never knew what hit them! 13-Kenneth Smith ffirst of Community Concert se-riesi. I6-Class skit rehearsal, then Club Henri. 17-Football M. U. S. here we won. All the bums turn out for the Juniors Bums Ball. 19-United Nations is observed with a talk in the evening by Mrs. Gundersen which was enjoyed by all. 22-You new students get first taste frather sour? of our six weeks exams. You old students are already aware of the conditions that prevail . 23-Movie party at the Odeon- San Antone and Space Cadets . 24-Football .Milwaukee Country Day there we lost. In the evening skit rehearsals and cards etc. in the girls' dorm. 28-First extension program-Mr. H. Wood speaks On art. 30-Beginning of Homecoming weekend. Class skits fFreshies run off with firsti. Bonfire, snake dance, to bed for students and snacks in the library for parents and fortunate ones. 31-A.M. You tore out of bed to watch the mighty amazon hockey team play against Downer girls. P.M. Football Lake Forest here . we lost. Nite.. banquet honoring Dr. Hicks 'til 9:30, then dance 'til midnight then Cinderella must return to the dorm. f- 1 av H Page Ninety-seven NOVEMBER 6-Movie Has Anybody Seen My Gal? in Linfield. 7-Football Racine Lutheran, , ,there , .we won. Freshies Fall Fiesta, their first activity. 8-I0-Religion In Life program begins. I3-Friday too. Girls down one streetp boys other street to see Martin Luther t Odeon. I4-Highland Fling by the Seniors. l5-YW Recogniation Service and tea. 20-Cordial recital followed by a reception. Remember your manners, boys, not too many Cookies. 21-First basketball game , Horicon ,,here. . .we lost. Club Henri. 24-Basketball West Bend there. . .we lost. 25-Home to a turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Page Ninety-eight ,9 DECEMBER I-Basketball. . .Juneau. . .here. . .we won. 3-Another taste, not so bad, though, of six weeks exams. 4-Basketball. . .M. U. S.. . there. . .we won. Movie in Linfield. 5-Swim meet . .Kenosha . .here. . .we lost. Another turnabout, look out boys! 6-Open House for Freshmen and Sophomores at Presidents home. 8--Basketball Racine Lutheran. . .here. . .we lost. 9-Open House for Seniors at President's home. I0-Open House for Juniors at President's home. li-Basketball. Lake Forest. . .here. . .we won. 12-Senior's Candy Cane Cotillion in gym. Complete with mellow music and everything. lt all added up to what one might term as atmosphere -a most delightful state in which to be. 13-Christmas pageant held in Linfield. T4-Christmas dinner. YW Christmas party. Santa Lynne and helpers Sue Jordan and Cyn Butler passed out food for everyone Mrs. Foster read. 15-Basketball. . .St. Mary. . .here. . .we lost. 16-Hi ho, hi ho, it's off to home we go! Bye and Merry Christmas to you dear kiddies. lllil 1 L il' Page Ninety-nine JANUARY 4-Back again-all your New Year's resolutions made? 8-First function of Club Henri under Miss Butler-new advisor. 9-Basketball. Northwestern Preps, there . .we lost. Students go to the game. Swim. . .Elgin Academy Hthere, ., we won. 15-Basketball...Milwaukee Country Day., there...we won. Club Henri. I6-Basketball Milwaukee Lutheran ,heres , ,we lost. Club Henri. Swim .Lake Forest .there Uwe lost. 17-So cold the girls got to wear anklets to church fit must have been coldl 22-Basketball . Lake Forest. , there we lost. Co-ed movie downtown, Blue Gardenia and Steel Lady . 23-Basketball. North Shore Country Day. ., there .... we won. Swim, . M. U. S.. . there . .we won. YW Masquerade. 25-Community Concert. 27-Semester exams start rolling. 29-Varsity Club sponsored The Social Period which consisted of ice skating, dancing, cards. 30-Basketball. . .Racine Lutheran there . .we lost. Swim.. Elgin Academy here. , ,we won. Sports Review in the big gym sponsored by the Milwaukee Braves. A xg M Page One Hundred FEBRUARY 5--Basketball. . .M. U. S.. . .here. . .We WON. lce Carnival Weekend begins with snow sculp- turing. 6-Boys' hockey game, girls' broom ball game followed by a co-ed broom ball game 0Nhat a gamell King John and Queen Sukie reigned at the dance. After the dance a party at Club Henri for the court and a few others. 7-Snow battle and lbig?J ski race on back campus. 9-Basketball. .Northwestern Preps. . .here we won. I3-That long awaited vacation finally arrives at noon. I4-He loves me. . .he loves me not. . .so what! I7-Students return in time for dinner in the beautiful new dining room with plenty of room to cut their steaks. 19-Basketball. .North Shore Country Day ..here. . .We lost. Swim. . .Lake Forest. . here. . .we won. 20-Basketball. . .Milwaukee Country Day. . here. .we won. Dance in the big gym afterwards. Swim. . .M.U.S.. . .there. . .we lost. 26-Basketball. . .Milwaukee Lutheran there we won. Forensics-cash awards. 27-Basketball . St. Mary's. . .there ..we won. Feebles Fables in the old dining room-good places for co-education. Girls Basketball tournament. we took lst and 2rlCl. 28-Founders Day. .Oh, those old days fsongs'?l!l l gxx- O sa- --:IQ Page One Hundred One MARCH 5-Tournament Weekend. We played North Shore Country Day and won. Students go to the game at Watertown. Sophomores have roller skating and dance. 6-We played Racine Lutheran but didn't quite make it. Students go to the game. Sophomores sponsor Memories Dance. Swim Green Bay...there, we lost. 8-Community Concert. ll-Six weeks exams again. 12-Mr. Williams showed movies on canoeing and then Club Henri. Gee, wasn't it dark for a while? Candles come in pretty handy! I3-Seniors have their College Boards. Freshmen sponsor the dance. 17-The students leave for spring vacation. 29-Oh, how I hated to get up to come back and get to work. 'S Page One Hundred Two APRIL 2-3-Water Ballet and dance afterwards sponsored by the iuniors. 6-8-Co-ops 9-Alumni basketball game. Dance afterwards. IO-Boys are the girl's slaves for the day. Dance in the little gym. ll-Recital by the Wayland Students. I7-Easter. 23- A Working Girl's Secret 24-Tennis. . Lake Forest. . .there. Track. . .Lake Forest. . .there. Parents come to Rouland. 29-Some more dreadful exams. B .gf 295 mi ,gi- Page One Hundred Three MAY I-Track.. Milwaukee Country Day where. 7-Tennis. . Milwaukee Country Day. . .here. 8-Track . St Johns. .here. Tennis. . .M.U.S... here. 15-Girls have fun chasing the boys. How are the marriages working. I9-Y. W. Fellowship dinner-7Oth anniversary. 22-A big day for the juniors with college boards and putting the finishing touches on Stair- way To The Stars. 29-Track. , .M.U.S.. . here. Tennis. . .M.U.S., . there. JUNE 4-All awards dinner. 5-Track Invitation at Milwaukee Country Day. Tennis. . .Milwauke Country Day.. there. The class of '54 put on their last activity-the Street Dance. 6-Y. W. Farewell. 9-Final Exams I2-Commencement Play. 13-Baccalaureate Service, Alumni Banquet, Student recital. Senior party-and now you know it's for real. 14--Graduation- We-'ll cherish mem'ries that won't cost a dime. . ,,..-an-H' Page One Hundred Four 1 - fown frcucle 1 'B U My 4 Six - 12 WW I-E J in 111,31 5 1 5195! ,ul , U U U slQ2Z4ij5H? , U .Q A I , ,:',, .,- , , ,ffyf I , we Z ' .PI 115: Q 4 R 1 'f f aff? AW If Q fy, f v V - W UURRU r Wil QS U E-, W i?Fff9lPf?ffgf:k?f,l5 EEQQXEUHEZI -' I igili-Ei fiiiii M ,L v f '-F 5- .Y - .,,, NEA, wz n ' ' 4 , i, ,W llllilll' !!i'!I I-l1 l IQIIQS' 4 IE,5,5,,gI f', ..I,,,,EI!,!I?II,, . , ILIIEI ,. ,, ' ,,.-1115 gf 5 ig , i t U ' CONGRATULATIONS from those responsible for the new addition. POMMERVILLE PLUMBING BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN P F L U G R A D T H E A T I N G MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN SOUTH SIDE HARDWARE VENTILATION GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN APELL TILE PgOHddS OSH T. S. WILLIS GENERAL CONTRACTOR JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN WOLFF KUBLY HIRSIG BUILDERS HARDWARE MADISON, WISCONSIN ANDERSON CONTRACTOR PLASTER JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN S. J. CASPER COMPANY MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN WESTPHAL COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN AND MOSAIC KOSH COMPANY -3-3-3-5-3-y-j-j-3-3- -3-3-3-y-y-yu -n -q-3-3-3-y-j- - -3-3-3-3-3-3-. - a,-3-3-3-3-j-3- -3-3-3-3-5-3-3-3-3-3-3 FUI.I.ERTON LUMBER COMPANY Where the Home Begins 209 S. CENTER STREET, BEAVER DAM PAUL PRINTING CO. 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Page One Hundred Seventeen -3-y-j-y-3-3-j-3-3s,- a,-3-3- - - - a,-j-q-3-q-3-3- -y-q-3-3-3- - -q-3-y-3-3-5- - -3-3-y-3-3-3-3- - HOTEL ROGERS Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Coffee Shop Stein Room Dining Room 140 Fireproof Rooms Rooms available for private A parties 11 . . ll acdaonb Maul' Qnfmeabug Siam -k Carroll St. on the Square if State Street at Gilman M's. Blanche Barnidge 412 Rusk Ave. Sparta, Wis. Mr. Richard Boya 927 W. Hawes Ave. Appleton, Wis. Miss Jean Bridges Kahoka, Wis. Miss Millard Browne 4905 Argyle Ave. St. Louis 8, Mo. Miss Myrtle Butler 310 E. Third St. Beaver Dam, Wis Mrs. Lillian Case 2471 S. 79th St. West Allis 14, Wis FACULTY ADDRESS LIST Miss Helen Christman 1314 Kessler Place South Bend l6, lnd. Mr. Herbert Coleman 108 Prospect Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Miss Ellen Dahlman 608 Dover Chippewa Falls, Wis. Miss Marcia Dwinell 21 Ridge St. Montpelier, Vermont Mrs. Ruth Foster Plainfield, New l-lamp, Mr. Richard Holstein 365 N. 9th St. Lebanon, Penn. Mr. O. L. Larrimore 108 Prospect St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mayer Wayland Academy Beaver Dam, Wis. Miss Marion Mitchell Wayland Academy Beaver Dam, Wis. Mr. Raymond Patterson Wayland Academy Beaver Dam, Wis. Mrs. Ellen Pihlstrom Lewis Lodge Edgewater, Wis. Miss Patricia Porter 10 N. Balch St. Hanover, New Hamp. Page One Hundred Eighteen Mr. David G. Proctor 296 N. University Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schnur 229 E. Maple St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Mr. J. Hobart Tucker 3015 Castillo Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wichman 206 N. University Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Mr. Carl Williams 106 Prospect Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Rev. G. Daniel Wood 116 E. Mackie St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Aaron, Thomas 829 North Marshall St. Milwaukee 2, Wis. Abbott, James 5 Crescent Drive Spring Hill, Ala. Adams, William Cambria, Wis. Allen, Leah 1111 Amherst Drive Madison 5, Wis. Anderson, Keith Route 3, Box 297 Thiensville, Wis. Andrews, Donald 4818 Wallbank St. Downers Grove, Ill. Atwood, Henry Roscoe, lll. Augustine, Donald Crandon, Wis. Banky, Robert 8123 Vernon Ave. Chicago, lll. Barber, Daniel Warrens, Wis. Barber, Frederick Warrens, Wis. Baumgarth, Lee 2311 N. Commonwealth Chicago 14, lll. Beaven, Douglas 510 Wellington Ave. Chicago 14, lll. Beglinger, Betsy Route 1 Neenah, Wis. Bennett, James 530 Berwick Blvd. Waukegan, lll. Beyer, Stephen 107 Clason St. Horicon, Wis. Blades, Phillip 120 Langdon St. Madison 3, Wis. Bohl, Bette 105 W. Water St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Borchardt, Melvin 1401 Wyman St. New London, Wis. Bowersock, Wallace Route 3, Box 145 Hales Corners, Wis. Brothersen, Robert 11316 S. Normal Ave. Chicago 28, lll. Brotz, Peter Randolph, Wis. Brown, Scott 220 Roller Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Brown, Sudro 256 Lake Shore Ave. Neenah, Wis. Burgess, James 147 S. 13th St. La Crosse, Wis. Burrow, Mary 316 Oneida St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Burton, Helen Route 1 Lake Village, lnd. Bussan, DeDe 351 S. Monroe St. Lancaster, Wis. Ave. STUDENT ADDRESS LIST Butler, Cynthia 221 S.W. 42nd St. Des Moines, lowa Butler, Stephen 129 Roosevelt Drive Beaver Dam, Wis. Camenga, David 410 Healy Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Chesi, Robert 11215 S. Vernon Chicago, lll. Christensen, Joyce 9654 S. Green St. Chicago 43, lll. Clark, Judy 118 Freemont St. Walworth, Wis. Clark, Penny 412 Lake Road Oconomowoc, Wis. Clark, Sue 605 McKinley Ave. Libertyville, lll. Clements, Lynne 425 E. First St. Hinsdale, lll. Corcoran, Ann 2950 North Marietta Milwaukee, Wis. Craig, William 617 West Washington St Milwaukee 4, Wis. Curtis, Arthur 237 Timber Lane South Bend, Ind. Dahlberg, Cordelia 5756 Harper Chicago, lil. Dehmlow, Judy 6800 Third Ave. Kenosha, Wis. DeLeon, Rony Totonicapan, Guatemala, Deniger, Paul 310 Park Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. DeWitt, Pat 414 Franklin Sparta, Wis. Doran, Ann 5408 Second Ave, South Minneapolis 19, Minn. Duce, Barbara Apartado No. 3088 C. A. Maturin, Estado Monagas, Dunkel, James Athens, Wis. Edwards, Robert 4714 Kimbark Ave. Chicago 15, lll. Egdahl, Larry 305 Sturgeon Eddy Rd. Wausau, Wis. Eisert, Marquerite 714 Ashland St. Wilmette, lll. Elin, Lewis 929 Jefferson St. Rochester, lnd. Elliott, Norton 15025 Artesian Detroit 23, Mich. Elser, .lean Route 1 Beaver Dam, Wis. Engle, Mary Olivet, Mich. Engle, Susan Olivet, Mich. Esten, Elizabeth 210 N. Vita Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Fernandez, Roberto P.O. Box 1334 Havana, Cuba Fisher, Sukie 819 East Forest Ave. Neenah, Wis. Fridrich, Richard 3121 Greenwood Highland Park, lll. Gannon, Carol 119 School St. Harbor Beach, Mich. Gates, Lois 5717 Kimbark Ave. Chicago 37, lll. Geffert, John 218 E. Third St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Gerlach, Susan 1507 N. 69th St. Wauwatosa 13, Wis. Glidden, Mark 370 Winnebago Ave. Menasha, Wis. Gocker, Elaine 708 S. Spring St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Goss, Edwin 513 61st St. Kenosha, Wis. Gray, Albert W. Jr. 5232 Zenith So. Minneapolis, Minn. Gresch, Catherine 323 York St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Griffin, Cynthia 619 S. Crescent Ave. Park Ridge, lll. Groninger, Mike Suring, Wis. Gundersen, Margaret 133 S. 14th St. La Crosse, Wis. Hagan, Holly Summit Lake, Wis. Halverson, Suzanne 430 Birchwood Rd. Hinsdale, lll. Hanson, Sigrid 343 Rose Ave. Veneluela Fond du Lac, Wis. Harris, Charles 1646 N. Prospect Apt. 201 Milwaukee, Wis. Hartig, Kristin 830 Southern Ave. Dubuque, Iowa Hawes, James 411 Carroll St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Hawkins, Mary 825 Fremont St. Flint 4, Mich. Hickman, Barbara P.O. Box 299 Hines, lll. Hicks, Susan Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo, Mich. Hicks, Weimer Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo, Mich. Page One Hundred Nineteen Hinkson, James 1924 Commonwealth Ave Madison 3, Wis. Hinton, Thomas 510 E. North St. Appleton, Wis. Hoag, William 416 York St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Hobbs, Marlene Box 412 Mercer, Wis. Hogan, Jolly 3307 N. University Road Peoria, lll. Holter, Robert 308 Brownell Tomah, Wis. Howgate, David Soronian Hall Olivet, Mich. Hoyer, Ann Lake Shore Drive Beaver Dam, Wis. Hummer, Harry 46 Fuller Drive Madison, Wis. Japp, Carol , 1122 Franklin Ave. River Forest, lll. Jensen, Mary 335 Lake Road Menasha, Wis. lerrnain, Kay Route 4 West Bend, Wis. Johnson, Janet 5316 Clinton Ave. South Minneapolis 19, Minn. Johnson, Penny 7531 Kenwood Ave. Wauwatosa 13, Wis. Johnson, Suzanne 517 N. Court St. Rockford, lll. Jordan, Susan 2203 W. 111th St. Chicago, 43, lll. Kapelle, Frederick 204 DeClark Beaver Dam, Wis. Karsten, Johanna Horicon, Wis. Keil, Ward 318 W. Mackie Beaver Dam, Wis. Kellogg, William 216 Lake Road Oconomowoc, Wis. Kenninger, Gene 744 Van Buren St. Gary, Ind. Kerber, Judy Barr-Dee Farms Dundee, lll. Kimball, Mary 574 Algoma Blvd. Oshkosh, Wis. Kimberly, Richard Eskdale Farm, Box 512 Neenah. Wis. Kirkby, Theanne P.O. Box 911 Curundu, Canal Zone Klein, Charles 137 S. Princeton Villa Park, lll. Knaup, Jacqueline Route 2 Beaver Dam, Wis. Krause, Elaine Route 4 Beaver Dam, Wis. Kraut, Hans 102 Cottage Ave. Fond du Lac, Wis. Kuenzi, Patricia Colgate, Wis. Lane, Sherry 3870 N. Morris Blvd. Milwaukee, Wis. Lanphere, Lloyd Stratford, Wis. Laun, Alfred 817 6th St. Kiel, Wis. Lechner, Carol 112 S. Lincoln Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Lentz, Judy 423 Healy Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Lentz, Martha 423 Healy Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. Leslie, William 24 Forest Grove Drive San Francisco, Calif. Liker, Sue 7502 Oakhill Rd. Wauwatosa, Ws. Link, David 112 Mary Beaver Dam, Wis. Lipps, Bonnie 7308 N. Beach Road Fox Point, Milwaukee, Wis. Lipps, Judy 7308 N. Beach Road Fox Point, Milwaukee, Wis. Little, Ray Route 1 McHenry, Ill. Loeffler, Barry 2564 N. 90th St. Wauwatosa 13, Wis. Macias, Anibal Sur 69-B114 Mexico 13, D.F., Malloch, Roger 4446 N. Francisco Chicago, lll. Manson, Joanna 1224 Highland Park Blvd. Wausau, Wis. Marshall, Stanley Hollandale, Wis. Maye, George 1419 S. Outagamie St. Appleton, Wis. McAneny, George 6830 No. Tripp Lincolnwood 30 Chicago, lll. McKinstry, William 209 N. Vita Ave. Beaver Dam, Wis. McNamara, Tucker 506 Main St. Oshkosh, Wis. Merigold, Karen Green Lake, Wis. Messer, Donna Route 2 Beaver Dam, Wis. Meyer, Robert 1923 Noyes St. Evanston, lll. STUDENT ADDRESS LIST Mickleson, Joyce 355 S. 19th St. La Crosse, Wis. Miller, William 617 Lake St. Tomah, Wis. Miller, Mary Lou 5736 Woodlawn Ave. Chicago 37, lll. Morgan, Charles 329 W. Grove St. Lombard, lll. Morton, Barbara 318 Park Drive Neenah, Wis. Muntz, Mary Route 1 Hickory Corners, Mich. Nagley. Judy 635 Grafton Dayton, Ohio Na-Ranong, Pongsan 68 Larn Luang Rd. Bangkok, Thailand Nason, Priscilla Box 306 Owen, Wis. Nelson, Pikie 619 W. Main St. St. Charles, lll. Neuman, Richard 319 E. Third St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Newbury, Brian 882 Geneva St. Burlington, Wis. Nisbet, Charles 813 W. Fifth St. Marshfield, Wis. Owen, Jane 601 12th Ave., West Menomonie. Wis. Paul, Nancy 415 W. Maple Beaver Dam, Wis. Pelton, Marietta Route 2 Neenah, Wis. Perrigo, Richard 509 Linn St. Allegan, Mich. Pingel, Richard 7916 Stickney Ave. Wauwatosa, Wis. Pleitavino, Renee 2079 Miramar Blvd. South Euclid, Ohio Pratt, Peter 390 Park St. Menasha. Wis. Price, David 1608 Hinman Ave. Evanston, Ill. Pyle, Alice 115 N. Sunnyside Ave. South Bend, Ind. Qualey, Catherine 1022 James St. Geneva, lll. Ramer, Grant 415 Campbell St. Geneva, lll. Rice, Kenneth 977 St. Clair Ave. St. Paul 5, Minn. Richmond, William 165 Kenilworth Ave. Kenilworth, lll. Ridout, Elizabeth 547 N. Losey Blvd. La Crosse, Wis. Rinehart, Roberta Ogema, Wis. Rockhill, Jean 3943 N. Ridgefield Circle Shorewood 11, Wis. Schlafer, Stephen 914 Dickenson St. New London, Wis. Schnur. Kathryn 229 E. Maple Beaver Dam, Wis. Schoen, Roland Jr. 7505 AFES Ft. Buchanan APO 851-A cfo P.M. New York, N.Y. Schicker, Mary Lake Geneva, Wis. Schmoller, Ronald 228 Maple Terrace Oconomowoc, Wis. Schoon, Orah 8750 Johnston St. Highland, Ind. Scott, David 11 Stonybrook Road Cape Elizabeth, Maine Schulz, Richard Union Grove, Wis. Sharp, Janet 1110 E. North St. Appleton, Wis. Smead, Lawrence American Baptist Assemb Green Lake, Wis. Smith, Carolee 1134 E. Wayne St., South South Bend 15, lnd. Smith, Gretchen Countryside Ashland, Ohio Smith, Laura 1701 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Penn. Smith, Robert 120 Bogert !St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Smith, Steven 120 Bogert St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Snyder, Jeffrey 383 Lake Road Menasha, Wis. Snyder, Richard 415 W. Oak St. Wheaton, lll. Soldwedel, David Pekin, lll. Southcott, James Wales, Wis. Spiel, George 320 S. Green Bay Road Lake Forest, lll. Starkweather, Carlene 108 Winn Terrace Beaver Dam, Wis. Sterner, Ferrell 2046 W. Fargo Ave. Chicago 45, lll. Stroh, John Route 1 Menomonee Falls, Wis. Swygert, Michael Dune Acres Chesterton, lnd. Page One Hundred Twenty lv Thomas, Peter Quarry Hill Rochester, Minn. Thorsen, Larry 730 McKee Batavia, lll. Tourtelot, Ted 2719 Sheridan Rd. Evanston, Ill. Tourtelot, Joan 2719 Sheridan Rd. Evanston, lll. Utz, Donald 131 Pleasant Ave. Apt. 2-C Highland, lll. Van Dalson, Judy 723 S. Westnedge Ave. Kalamazoo, Mich. Vaughn, Patsy Woodlawn Lodge Elcho, Wis. Voss, Judy 201 E. Walton Place Chicago, lll. Wagner, John 1519 Hinman Ave. Evanston, lll. Wamser, James 5645 N. Bay Ridge Ave Milwaukee 17, Wis. Ward, Craig Langford Apartments Winter Park, Fla. Warner, William Dune Acres Chesterton, Ind. Watkins, Thomas Barneveld, Wis. Weingart, Judy 1415 Downer Place Aurora, Ill. Weiss, Mariorie 4634 N. Idlewild Ave. Milwaukee 11, Wis. Wenninger, Sharon 7434 W. Garfield Ave. Wauwatosa, Wis. Wernecke, Gretchen Route 2 Cedarburg, Wis. Wester, Carol 2103 Orrington Ave. Evanston, Ill. Whale, Mary Jane 426 S. Main St. Waupaca, Wis. Wilson, Elizabeth 335 Sylvan Road Lake Bluff, lll. Wilson, Sally 5712 S. Dorchester St. Chicago, Ill. Zaug, Dawson, Jr. 1421 Oakcrest Drive Appleton, Wis. Ziegler, William 121 Franklin St. Beaver Dam, Wis. Zimmerman, Thomas 2010 E. Wood Place Milwaukee, Wis. Zipnrodt, Constance 180 E. Delaware Chicago, lll. Zweifel, Jerome 152 Vermont Beaver Dam, Wis.