Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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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!

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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

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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