Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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flllll - Illllr ea gun f givin' L A ' JW Iames and his orchestra furnish the theme music, Bali Ha'i, in a beautiful South Sea lslands setting. ll-Wed.-The annual spring banquet of the Y.W.C.A. is held in the dining room and new officers are installed. 14-Sat.--There is a track meet at Milwaukee Country Day and a tennis meet at M.U.S. 21-Sat.-Monarch Range Day. The juniors are busy writing college board exams. Racine Lutheran and St. john's come here to take part in a triangular track meet. 27-Fri.-A meeting of student senates of the Midwest Prep Conference schools takes place here. Also there is a pre-commencement recital in the auditorium. 28-Sat.-The conference tennis meet is held here and the conference relays are held at M.C.D. If you have tears, prepare to shed them now, seniors. The street dance is your last activity here at Wayfland. JUNE 3-Fri.-This is it-final exams are starting. 4-Sat.-The track teams of the conference converge on VVayland for a big meet. 5-Sun.-Baccalaureate is in the big gym in the morning. ln the evening, all the girls take part in the Y,W. farewell at the big bonfire on back campus. 7-Tue.-The last of exams for another year. 8-Wed.-and 9-Thur.-The Rouland show is presented. The Lord High Executioner, Yum- Yum, and all the others sing and dance through a fine production of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Mikado. lO-Fri.-Pomp and Circumstance echoes across the campus once more and the great day of graduation arrives at last. Good luck, you seniors! 12-Sun.-Wayland settles down For its long summer's nap as the alumni leave after a week end of reunion. 1 . 1' ,.'4-afar 9 A ' Vw- , '3fi'f 'fT'Q. f ,