Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

 - Class of 1958

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HCElLllll2lSl6f The W yland year 1957 58 has been made ever more successful by th Inspired leadershlp of Its headmaster Mr Raymond A Patterson Durnng hrs hfth year as headmaster Mr Patterson has held the admuratlon and respect of the students and faculty by has fulhlllng of dury as a frlend counselor and admnnlstrator Mr Pattersons career began at Wayland when he entered school as a freshman rn 1936 He par tsclpated rn dramatucs choir and other actlvltnes and IS esp Clcllf noted or achuevernents ID football basketba'l and track After graduatuon from Wayland tn 1940 Mr Patterson attended the Unlverslty of Wlsconsln where he receuved hrs Bachelors and Masters degree educattow In 19-111 he galn d recognntuon as one of the most outstanctno basketball player to attend the unlvers ty and was named to the All America basketball team Peg S Mr Patterson re urned to has alma mat r rn 1949 as head basketball coach and sc: nce and blology tnstructor l-e also spent a large amount of tlme and etort sn the publlc relatuons and admissions de partments he IS an actlve member of several communuty or ganlzatuons He IS a member of the Rotary a deacon and trustee ID the Baptust Church a member of the Wusconstn W Club the Wtsconstn Alumnae and ttve Consmlttee of the Prlvate Schools Assocuatuon of C ntral States and IS Presldent of the Mldvvest Preparatory School Conference All of us affiliated vvrth Wayland wholeheartedly support Mr Patterson tn hrs fulfillment of the tradl ttonal hugh :deals of the school Whlle Wayland IS under h s excell nt leadershlp we can be assureo of meettng the challenges of the second century successfully l 7 l a 5 1 . t ' 3 ' Q . . . . .G . s , .. ' I I ' A ' A , ' , ' , Wisconsin Memorial Union. He is also on the Execu- 4 9 .Q K f . . I A I . . . . ., . e ' ' ' ' ' ' ' in , ' ' '- f' I 3 Q - 1 f: IK J HOBART TUCKER DEAN OF BOYS Mr S hnur has been a member of the Wayland faculty for the past fourteen years He has served as Dean of Boys Athlettc Director Head of th Mathe matucs Department and Dean of Curnculum Hts ever present cheerfulness tremendous sense of humor and ardent enthusrasm have made hum a favorite with the students and faculty allke Mr Schnur receuved hns Bachelors degree from Rrver Falls State Teachers College and has Masters degree from Northwestern Unlverslty He has done further g aduate work at Purdue Unlverslty and the Unrverslty of Wlsconsln Page Seven Mr Tucker IS now un his eleventh year as t acher and Dean of Boys at Wayland He has been affnluat ed wuth prep schools and prep school lufe for many years havmg attended Lake Forest Academy of Lak For st llllnols Later Mr Tucker returned to Lake Forest where he served as Instructor and assnstant headmaster for fifteen years Before comnng to Way land he was head of the Latm Department at Culver Mulntary Acadmey Culver lndlana Mr Tucker receuved hrs Bachelors Degree from Prunceton and duo has graduate work at Grenoble Heudelb rg the Sorbonne and the American Acad emy at Rome He has traveled extenslvely through out Europe Afruca South Ameruca and the East In addttnon to servmg as Dean of Boys Mr Tucker ns head of the Latin Department and a member of the Athletic Board Students wall long remember Mr Tucker as Dean of Boys Hts excellent gundance and understandung of boys make hum one of the flnest frlends and teach ers the students have LEO M SCHNUR, ACADEM!C DEAN ' 1 in . . . Q 1 Q . . V 9 , . . 1 1 1 - . . , . .. . . Q . - 1 1 1 1 , . 1 r . N. A ' Q . 1 1 -' , . 1 1 . . , . - 1 . v 'vi 4? MISS ELLEN BARBER Girls Athletics Algebra BA Lawrence College MR WILLIAM B CHASE JR Mathemattcs General Science BS Sprtngfleld College Sorung fleld Masschusetts nd aff-If 'ta bi' 4'6 MISS JEAN BRIDGES Plano Oregon Bachelor of Muslc Unlvertsly ot llltnots Master of Musuc North western Untverstty Colorado o ege Jutlllard of Musuc Aspen Instttute ot Muslc 2 ROBERT HEYWOOD Business Manager AB Earlham College MS and A rtverslty Illtn I Purdue UIWIVSVSIIY D E I MISS MILLARD BROWNE Spanish AB Washtngton University MA Unuverstty of Chucago -1 If NIR RICHARD HOLSTEIN Head ot the Sctence Department Chernustry Phystcs BS Lebanon Valley College . VW? C 1 I Y M I I - I C II , ' , L 1, , , V .- , ., V S, , , , - f-7 . 'r Y 'E . x -111 I 'iii , 4- . lg : Rf M, 'i 'f ff: 'A L ' - . - .ff :rife i 'ff A , - ', ' C 3 ' A . : tiff ' - .L -A - 1 . A . . , . MR. . , , , . C.P. ., Ut' ' of ' os, . agp '21 'V ,Q JI 1? PV 1 Mr W JAY KENNEDY MISS NANCY KLOSTERMAN Asslstam Dean of Boys English Speech Dramatucs Voice BA M Ed pennsylvama State College Unlversuty of Wisconsin Unrverslty 'N 'Nw 'Nr' i ? W 'Ni MR H H MAASS MR MARTIN MEYER JR Geometry Bvology Football and Basketball BS Carleton Co e e Coach MA Unnversuty of Mnnnesota BS MS Unnversuty of Was consrn Page Nine IO' 0-'- MR O M LARIMORE JR World Hnstory Socnology Eco Yale University BS State Uno verslty of Iowa University of Wyoming MISS MARION E MITCHELL Executlve Secretary Alumni Sec retary Unuverslty ot Wlsconsnn I l . f' f'.X ff? I l ,fl 4 I Aff I D IA . I f ' J -A I X xi 3 ,zffyf Y' Voice, Piano, Choir A-BA-f SlePl'en5.f B-A-f l-Rwfeflce nornics, Svvlmming Coach l . gmt - I . Ju- , X F C ,fy ' I H I 1 2. 7 v A . l ZZ Y BA., . ., ll 9 , ' ' Q 'W f 3fn 'C 7 lilllihnib MG MR TOM NISSALKE MISS BEVERLY OYLER Sociology Economics Basketball French Coach University of Paris BA Carle BS Florida State University ton College MA University of ai MRS. GERTRUDE SCHNUR English B.E, River Falls State Teachers College, University of Wisconsin. Wisconsin Middleburg Surnm r French School aw! 4 MlSS MARY SWAN English Milwaukee Downer College, A. B., Carleton College, A.M., Uni- versity of Chicago, University of Maine. Rag: Tcn MR DAVID PROCTOR Head ot the English Department Drarnatics Activities Advisor AB Harvard College MEd Boston University Middleburg Colleges Bread Loaf School of English University of Wisconsin it '10 'l MlSS MARYANN TER BURGH English, French B.A., Kalamazoo College. '4'.f.'..-'19 MR LEIGH VAN ETTEN Physics Algebra BS Unnversuty of Connectucut ,X MR SOL WOLFE Physical Education Tennis Coach Football Coach AB Hillsdale College Unnver sity of Mlchlgan Cenlral Mlch :gan 'Uk MRS LA VITA WICHMAN Typung Librarian BA Carroll College MR ALTON WICHMAN Dean ofGu1dance Amerucan Hns Tory Religion BA Carroll College Unlversuly ofCh1cago Unnverssty of Wuscon n Now Ulll F0t'lll1lCdl lrew Secretarial SI KilCl1Cl1 Staff Mr Rude rd Neuman Margare1 Anderson supervisor of grounds Dnctlcuan and Head Cook IQHCIIGH Staff E7 -um 9 , :ar H Of, ff I' D D row e'eI1, Emer s , L 'r-da rc - , A- dx- , a e ae g es w . Pge 1- Office Staff if a f Y Harriet Leach Norma Ha'zlnger 'lccrdory To the Headmaster Sir 1 1IR?4M58L2'R-115254 W ll'i' Y 'U l X . 4, ' ' 9 ' a Q! - - , L 1 2 'r 1 . ' yn ' - 4 . I ' 1 1 127 ?' 'a . V ? . ' A 4 4, F X I .,V I ' -. 1 A vi WA -.' N EQ -4' uf :WLT Q ,www . ' . A If . 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S '79 F 4? 5-...M 'QI ' X ...J June Houy M s G st PgTh1n ,f J I SENIORS I K' N jam 5 X Z Cf J Q93 A j, x i 'S-4 IN 5, Ni-0 K -f COIADIMCL OFF ' ON CONYDAST Pug: Fffmqp From the forty one new Naylan tutes of l95A tvxenty two have completed the fourth lap of the Wayland mule As he race progressed many others loin cl an to complete the total numb r of fifty four who crossed the fTnush lane tn June T958 Each of us recenved that token of success a dvploma When we w re fresh nen our class elected tnree able otfftcers John Stroh Ken Keller and Bonnie Lupps To begun the year we made our debut IIT the Home comung sknts and efTug es Although the slot wasnt up to par we got fTrst place ID the eftlgtes with our Defeet Country Day By the mtddle of the year members of our class could be found un every actlvuty athletuc honor roll Rouland and on down the lust To start the second lap ID the rnght style we chose Ken Keller as our number l man followed by Ltnda Forsgren Letsy Rumple and Port r Thompson e fTrst hurdle was Homecolng Altnought our sktt and efjngy dnd not wen flrst place our class sptrlt was hard to beat Followung the annual tradttuon we sponsored the Sophomore Carnuval Many clever Ideas for booths and games made thrs on of our best acttvltues The class partlclpated tn many other protects to help raise money for next year s bug protect th prom nts Meutzel leadnng the way l-'omecomung was exciting becaus we got a second prtze for our slut called The Bells Are Rlngtng The year went fast and ptoved successful After sprung vacatton wht h many of our class spent IU VVashrngton wtth the Wnckmans we faced the all Important problem of plannrng prom Many hours were spent workung on Out of Thus World When we hntshed the gym looked luke a sky full of fouled planet stars and painted murals .lute hnilly came brungnng wtth rt the prospect of oon betng a sensor The fourth and hnal lap hughlughted by Homecomrng Chrustmas Dance Ice Carnuval Kung and Queen Amerxcan l-llstory 1ndS ntor Prlvs With the passing of Rouland and College Board Examtnatlons the promunert topic of conve satlon turned to college whule N6 walted for the Una! word as to where we were to be next year Pomp and Curcumstance has now echoed through Wayland one hundred and four ttmes and we 'incl oursely s at the hntsh ltne of a rewardrng race l 1. l ' Q' r , . . . G . Q - . . . e v , ' ' : - , - A I I I ' , 1 e . Th . , . . , . . . I . , . I . , . Q ' ' ' e . The third lap began with Judy Griftin, Ken Keller, Betsy Rumple, and Den- ' ' s, ., ' . 1 c , s A ' . , . I , . L G , . ' , A , . Y I . w . F . Sensor Cass Off cers Curts Hoffman Treasurer Dave Geffen JucePres1den1 Kay Schaffe Secretary Jm Mosher President JOHN RICHARD BGLLOW Post Staff 5 Church Choir 5 Rouland 5 Sk: Ciub 5 Swlrnmlng 5 Track 5 mir W1- dlugnl 41 w,,,q:'sx -:qi ml'-is JOHN EVERE I T BOWEN Nafrvnty A Ice Carnival Comrnmee 4 Sprung Plcy 4 Svwmmnng 4 Track 4 T nnrs 4 ' I i -v i , : , X ' - A : Y, 2 i , ' if . , . q i rr T , ,-A ...,.,-- W A ' my--ni f M4 S-,1, ff, L NN ns.1 H ' ' vp f 1,4 ,, 1, , 1 . , V' 1 -1 4 1 3 xx S 3. . I I F I I . . . , l A I . . . . Q . 1 1 - 1 1 1 N- - Pay: Sew 1 -c BARBARA CLARE BOYD Y.W.C.A. 4 Chapel Choir 45 Church Choir 4 Rouland Aj Water Ballet 4. Qu we few M5 'Nr 'S LORNA MARGARET BRINKER hor Roll 34 YWCA 34 Oftnce Natuvuty 4 Post Staff 4 Actsvntues Cornmtttc 4 Youth Group 3 4 Vice Presuclent 4 Clu cl Choar 4 Church Choir 4 S xtet 3 4 Roulancl JANE BRUCE Y VV C A 4 Youth Group 4 SANDRA CAFFEE H nor Roll l 2 34 Cum Laude 34 Junior M rshall 3 YWCA l234 Cabinet 24 Oftncer 4 Natuvuty 3 Post Staff 34 Youth Group l 24 Ice Carnival Commattee 2 Ice Carnival Court 24 Queen 4 Forensics l Church Cholr 34 Rouland l 2 34 Hockey Team 4 Sk: Club 3 4 435 '7 QQ ,Ns .. . . .j . O 1112 1: 5 I - - - - 1111 12 I I 11 115 F 11 I I 1i 1112 1 1- - , fi-ff HO. ,g .... ,Q r 45 ' . . ' ap 1 1 -1 I 11 A 1 'll' 4 . I . Q . 1 1 V 11 3,4. Page Etghteen 5.5 ORLIN DAVID CIGEISKE Youth Group 4 Town Club l 2 3 4 Wrestling 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 HARRY LEWIS CODY House Councal 3 4 Honor Roll 2 Post Staft Prom Commlttee 3 Church Chour 4 Rouland 2 34 Sk: Club 3 Football 4 Wrestling 34 Track l 2 3 4 Golf 4 JAMES TRACY CUNNINGHAM Prom Committee 3 Town Club l 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 417 Page N evee I 'Cv' ,ws-HY FELIPE DE LEON Sprung Play 4 Football 2 Wrestling 2 3 4 1,3 x , 1 , , l - V , 1 1 , , , 1 ' , 1 , , , - AQ ' , 2 5 3,45 Activities Committee 45 Youth Group 3,4g J J A x t. . 1-14 V 1 l ,C 4 g , 3 g 455417 X f ,Y B ' 1 1 ' f , - in n LAURA FAIRBANK Y.W.C.A. 3,4g Nativity 4, Post Stat? 3,4g Youth Group 3,4g Varsity Club 4g Hockey Team 3,4g Girls' Basketball 4, Water Ballet 3,4, Ski Club ,ca If -Q LINDA JANE FORSGREN Class Vice President 2 Student Senat 4 H use Council l 2 34 Honor Roll l 2 34 Junior Marshall 3 Y W C A l 2 3 4 Cabinet 2 34 Oflticer 3 Nativity 4 Post Staft 34 Pillars Stat? 234 Editor 4 Youth Group I 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Chaoel Choir l Church Choir 2 3 4 Rouland l 2 3 4 Hockey Team 3 4 Water Ballet l 2 3 g T DAVID WILLIAM GEFFERT Class Vice Presioent 4 Student Senate 4 Youth Group 4 Prom Committee 3 lc Carni val Court 4 W Club 3 4 Swimming l 2 3 4 CGNSTANCE STEPHANIE GIFFORD Honor Roll 3 4 Y W C A 3 4 Youth Group 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Rouland 3 4 Sorlng Play 3 4 Hockey Team 3 4 Water Ballet 3 :avi 1' 1 ,W - x .1 N J 4 , ., 1 1 . ' .Q .- , if HH -- , 1 if ff,- .. ,,....,, ,F I ,fs if ,f - X ' V . Q. i vi O ,i,, f,,7 I----,,,, ,li I I ii ,ii I iii? I I ,fi ,iff fi fi- aewerivy JUDY ANN GRIFFIN Class Presudent 3 Student S nate 3 4 Honor Ron 234 YWCA I 234 Post Staft 34 Pillars 3 4 Youth Grouo 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Ice Carnival Committee I 4 Ice Carnuval Court I Varslty Club 234 President 4 Hoctc y Team 2 3 4 Girls Basketball I 2 3 4 Water Ballet I 2 3 4 Ski Club JACQUELINE JOY HENRIKSEN Honor Roll I 2 3 Town Club I 2 3 4 If MARGARET BETH HERLIN Horor Roll 4 YWCA I2 34 Cabxnet 4 uvlty I 2 3 Pos Staff I 2 3 4 You Group I2 Prom Commtttee 3 Forenstcs I Cnapel Cholr I 2 Church Choir 3 4 Rouland I 4 Sprung Play 3 4 W? Sui in-uf, GORDON BRUCE HIGGINS Honor Roll 3 Prom Committee 3 Band 3 Football 4 Svvnmmlng 34 Track 34 - F----,fri I NST I Th 9 ' ' . ff , I fi ,F ,I ,- fa If af 2909 an wav' A 1 Q . I ' ll I' . . . fr,----,ffl ff fi ,J I fi I ,fi F . -, Q . . -f ff, 11,1 ,fri ' ff? ff,- fi J Y, x V I ,mf ' sf 'K I' J I I I Y I ' fi ,- Page Twenty-o CURTIS STUART HOFFMAN Class Treasurer 4' House Council 3 4- Honor Roll 234- Post Staff 34- Youth Grouo 4- Chapel Choir 3' Band 2- Rouland 4- Spring P.ay 4- Football 2- Swimming 234- Track 2 4 Tennis 3 if ilu. 'fiwfw we 'Tv STANLEY ALLEN JOHNSON House Council 3 4 Church Choir 3 4 Double Quartet 4 Rouland 3 4 Spring Play 4 Wrest ing 4 Nativity LI Vy! -3 DON JULIAN KAY Student Senate 4 House Council 3 4 Pr si dent 4 Post Staff 4 Youth Group 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Ice Carnival Court 3 Forensics 4 Rouland 3 Spring Play 4 Ski Club 3 4 W Club 3 4 President 4 Football 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 Swimming 4 Track 2 3 4 KENNETH FRANK KELLER Cl ss President 2 Class Vice President l 3 Student Senate 2 3 4 President 4 Honor Roll 234 Nativity 34 Post Staft 4 Yo Group T 2 3 4 Presld nt 4 Prom Committee 3 Ice Carnival Committee 34 lce Carnival Quartet 4 Town Club l 2 3 4 Rouland 2 3 4 W Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 S 1 1 1 V 1 f , 1 I , , , I , 2 - 5 , i f Q I v S . , Q! if A I . . A ,, - ' - ra ', Y I I V 1 2 , , 7 2 2 I I 5 f I , J 2 , , J - 1 I 5 I I - 6 ' 2 ' ' , 1 , , 2 2 l, , , 2 , 1 2 wth I A Q v ' I , , , , V , 2 , 2 Court lg Church Choir 2,3,4g Band l,2g Double F f 1 1 I I I 3 , 2 , 1 , , 1 '73 A , D-, sh ' - Q ll 7 ' ' 4. l 1 arc Tmcn - KAREN GLADYS KIRCHNER Y W C A 3 4 Post Staff 4 Forensics 4 Church Choir 4 Band 3 ROGER CLARK LANE Sprung Play 4 Rouland 4 'tiff if 'S ,yr fr 'pod'-V ff f 5511? Page T e ty th ee CHRISTOPHER COLLIER LESLIE Activities Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Forensics 3g Football 4g Basketball 3g Track 4. if 1 Ml! VU 5 .ali KENNETH BRUCE MIDDLETON Hous Councul 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Youth Group l 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Rouland 3 Water Ballet 34 W Club 34 Football 4 Swum ming l 234 Track 234 99.1 . 12' . . . . , , j j iv I . if M? 4, , f 1? K s I 5 . 1 . 3, x 5 x Q , T gqjicv riff, . .LQ-N,::5,15,,v,. .::::24::.:2::f:5:1?tt V- -M-f2':,::2,,,. ,yn !?.2'3t::z:':1z5f'J fi Qwswwv'-ff I vin ' -.-,,,4..g-110, 3' 5 , ---wigs , , Q . . I1 'Il'-I-Eqfffflqftij ' I I I jf' 'Z::'-'va N 'Le' fx ' . , T ,-:f.::-+- ff: I f rr, 3 j - 2 U H - ,-W ,fwfr ,, ,, 2 - 4 ffjff-'gf ' . f qzftgzav ffl, ,t- , -1, ,nf f- -1.15. .wr ff' ', I as ' Y ff' fxltmr W n - Y DENNIS OLIVER MIETZEL Class Treasurer 3g Honor Roll 25 Pillars Staft 4g Youth Group 35 Prom Committee 35 Ice Carnival Committee 2- Town Club T234- N Club 2 34- Vice President 4- Football T2 3 4- Swimming l 2 34- Track 12 3 4 'Nav aff' xo flo- JAN ES WALLACE MOSHER Cl ss President 4 Student Senate 4 House Council 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 34 Cum Laude 3 4 Junior Marshall 3 Nativity l Post Stat? I .4 3 4 Editor 4 Nouth Group l 3 4 Ice Car nival Committee 3 Church Choir 1234 Band l 3 4 Rouland l 2 3 4 Sprung Play 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Swimming 3 4 Track 3 evy xlxgfbz- 5' LOUISE HEGELER PALMER Student Senate 4 House Council 4 President 4 Honor Roll 2 Y WC A 2 3 4 Nativity 3 4 Post Staff 4 Ice Carnival Committee 4 Var stty Club 4 Secretary 4 Hockey Team 34 Girls Basketball 2 3 4 Water Ballet 2 3 4 KATE CAMPBELL PERRY Hous Cuncil 4 YWCA 234 Youh Group 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 lce Carnival Committee 3 Chapel Choir 4 Church Choar 34 Rouland 34 Varsity Club 234 Vce ball 4 Water Ballet 2 3 4 Ski Club 3 4 ,,x,, C . s , -A19 J 2 1 2---.,,: ,J 2 1 - : 1 ,Q ,,, SO 5 ,,p T ,,: : J 1 ,J ,I ,,:l T President3gHockeyTeam2,3,4gGirls'Basket- 1 ,,: ,- 'fa ,Aww A 'Wt A 3 . 1 ' Ml . L I . L G 1 1 ,Q ,Q : 1 A . ' ,' . Ill! I Ill Y 2 ,,: ,J ,: ,Q . aewnftour 9 RONNIE LEE PETERS Town Club I2 3 4 Track I2 4 'VIARY VIRGINIA QUALEY Student Senate 4 Secretary 4 Honor Roll 2 Y W C A 2 3 4 Y W Cabsnet 3 President 4 Natuvrty 2 3 4 Prllars Staff 3 4 Youth Group 3 Homecoming Court 2 4 Queen 4 Church Choir 2 3 4 Rouland 2 34 Varstty Club 4 Hockey Team 2 3 4 Gtrls Basketball 3 4 Water Ballet 2 3 4 Skl Club 3 4 CHARLES BRANDON QUALLS Honor Roll I 2 34 Cum Laude 34 Junnor Marshall 3 Actxvutnes Committee 2 Prom Committee 3 Ice Carmval Kung 4 Town Club l 2 3 4 Rouland 4 Water Ballet 3 Skt Club 4 W Club 34 Football I 34 Swummung 7 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Tennls 4 'U' 1l '1' ll!M 'X SANDRA KAY ROBINSON Y W C A 4, Youth Group 4, Hockey Team 4 IIII II I I I I IIII I I IIII -A I II III 7 . . I -III III - ,gk , I Iv, K , Q. , Mm: . lf' .:. I Q4 IIII II- I I I ....,,,.. , , III II I II I - III III I 'I III II III I- PgeT1y-I' ELIZABETH ANN RUMPEL Class Secretary 2 3 Y VV C A 1 2 3 4 Cablnet 3 4 Actuvntnes Commuttee 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Chapel Choolr 1 Rouland 134 Hockey Te rn 4 Track Court 1 'cs i FRANCES KAY SCHAEFFER Class Secretary 4 Y W C A 2 3 4 Cabm t 3 Vuce Presldent 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Chapel Chour 2 Church Choir 3 4 Rouland 2 3 4 W3 JANE ELIZABETH SCHULZ Honor Roll 2 4 YW C A 12 3 4 Cablnet 4 Natlvlty 24 Post Start 1 2 34 Actlvltnes Committee 3 Youth Group 1 2 3 Chapel Choar 1 2 Church Choir 3 4 Roulancl 1 2 3 4 Hockey Team 3 4 Water Ballet 1 2 3 4 DAX: ID COLDEN SEARLES Honor Roll 3 Youth Group 3 4 Prom Com mat ee 3 Skt Club 4 Swlmmlng 3 4 Tennis Q is -,g....,,,: ll! . A . ' si t ll I ' 4 I I 1,5 og . .Lv ff----ffl, I fi 11,2 I 1,1 If ff ffl? ff 111- f 1 fi ' l I I If 3,4. . fdig, .15 WM ll . . . ,....,,, -, I I 1 ,F ff- - ' Page Twentyvsx STEPHANIE GAY SINK Student Senate A House Councll 4 President 4 Y W C A 2 3 11 Natlvuty 3 4 Post Staff 4 Youth Group 2 34 Prom Commlttee 3 Ice Carnuval Court 34 Hockey Team A Girls Ba ketball 3 4 EILEEN SKUPNIEWITZ Honor Roll 2 3 Town Club l 2 3 4 PgeT CARGL JOANNE SPURGEON Honor Roll 4g Y.W.C.A. Ag Youth Group A1 Homecoming 4- Hockey Team 4- Water Bal- et A WW W-bfi CARLENE COURTNEY STAR KWEATH ER YWCA 123115 Youth Group 123 Prom Commnttee 4 Forensics 4 Chapel Choir l 2 3 Rouland l 2 3 Water Ballet l 1 V 1 , 1 z11f1:11W ff .1 I I I 1 - - 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 I I 1 1 S , . 1 I 1 1 1 - 5459311 I '. ' 'f Y' ffl' ' FY 51,24 - , 'ff ., ' 1f,,i,'jf'1-'wf 1 L75 1 1 1 J ,1 - - - -- 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I 1 1 I 1 1 I - 6 went -SC HELEN VIRGINIA STAUB Y W C A 3 4 Post Stat? 3 4 Prom Commnt tee 3 For ns cs 11 Sprung Play 11 Hockey Team 3 4 Water Ballet 3 A Ska Club 3 A f WI' BARBARA JANE STEEN Honor Roll 3 4 Cum Laude A YW CA 3 A Cabinet A Post Stat? A Pnllars Staff 4 Youth Group 3 A Prom Commuttee 3 Hockey Team A GTYE vw -ur' C MARY ALSTED STRANGE Hous Council 4 Y W C A 3 4 Treasurer 11 Post Stat? 4 Youth Group A Prom Committee 3 Hockey Team 4 Girls Basketball 3 4 JOHN H STROH Class President 2 Student Senate 2 House uncrl 2345 rs S Ft Ac uv: I Committee I Youth Croup I 2 Prom Com mzttee A W Club -4 5 Football 4 5 Basket b 2 3 4 5 Track I 2 3 5 r V .. ....,F If ' g at p 2 I ., ,I If ,- i. Y E' 45....,g 5 I I l., I 1 1- ' 1 -1 Co ,,,g Pllla T6 5g l 'TA3S I 7 If ' - .HH A V, ' I If ll - all,,,: il ' , I I 'X H . In --me If I----ff I I I I f' ' ewn-ight 1 I . Nb' PORTER MCGREGOR THOMPSON Class Treasurer 2 Student Senate 4 House Counci 4 Nativity 34 Youth Group 2 34 Prom Committee 3 Chapel Choir 4 Church Choir 3 4 Doube Quartet 4 Rouland 2 34 Spring Play 4 W Club 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Track I 2 Tennis 3 4 Dorm President 4 RICHARD E THOMPSON Football 4 Basketball 4 Golf 4 745. -for 'IVF POLLY ANNIBLE THORSEN Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Nativity 45 Youth Group 4: Prom Committee 35 Ice Carnival Committee 45 Homecoming Court 35 Chapel Choir 45 Church Choir 3,45 Sextet 45 Rouland 3,45 Spring Play 45 Hockey Team 45 Water Ballet 3,45 Cheerleading 3,45 Captain 4. :Qs fu M5 ax SANDRA LEE WATTS eTey YWCA 34 Youth Group 3 Ice Carnuval Committee 4 Rouland 34 Spring Play 4 Girls Basketball 4 Water Ball t 3 4 I F I 1 I 1 1 1 F I 1 I 1 1 1 I . 11 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I - 4 'Ns , y x . ' L fif, ' It 55 214. lx, ,,,w VI . tim. 1 fl- , 3 ,X 4 . , ,I - 1 , . . . . , , , 1 Q ' . . ' X . rap, .Q 1 1 1 1 ,fs-If . 1 - 1 . Q , 1 J . X 5 1 -f 1 - 1 ' . I ,V . WH' -I'1 E 1-1 JAMES ALLEN VVENDT Honor Roll 2 Prom Commuttee 3 Town Club 1 2 3 4 Track 2 A if if C 'UF MARJORIE MAY WILLARD Honor Roll 234 YWCA 234 Calumet 4 Natrvuty 3 Youth Group 2 Prom Commuttee 3 Ice Carnuval Committee A Ybrny 41 BARBARA FRANCES WITHROW YV CA T234 Cabmet 4 Post Staff A Youth Group l 4 Chap l Chorr I Rouland 12 34 Hockey Team 4 Water Ballet 34 S Club T 34 SAM PERRY ZUEHLS Golf A f .4C'1T f , , ff' Y I. I 1 1 1 1 I 1 - ,WMA g. 5, 1,1 . gr ... 4 . KI ':'ff.i, V E ?'Q'r' . 1 f!,,-g, Q 1, 1 . , -wt ,Q IQSY3 U 2 : , ' L , 5 9 g 1 N I 4' . 1 1 N . ,'-. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 'r A Q ,x ',,. . - - 4 5' , A ku , , . gg'-xx l uf f X' ff? ' M visa- tip R, . 17 'i'f1.v.J.3w 'iFy,.1'fJ..u f rw . RTL sf' 1- A , MW, 1 1 F - - - - 1 1 I 1 1 I 5 . SENIOR WILL Jack Bollow leaves hrs dancrng to the next post grad John Bowen leaves hrs cheeks to the chrpmunks Barb Bo,d leaves her laugh to Janre Moore Lorr Brrnker leaves grace to Jack Wrlton Jane Bruce leaves her Elvrs Presley records to Lrbby Chalmers Orlrn Crgelskr leaves grape vrne to Julrus Geasar Jrm Cunnrngham leaves rn a trarl of smoke Skrp Cody leav s hrs extra two week vacatron to any one who deserves rt Felrpe Deleon leaves Tequrla wrth hrs roommate Laurre Farrbank leaves her Harvard pennants to Mr P Lrnda Forsgren leaves her extensrve vocabulary to Mrss Swan Dave Geffert leaves Mrss Swan new book ends Connre Cvrfford leaves her pony tarl to Nancy Fer guson Jackre Henrrksen her hrstory tests to anyone wwo wants waste paper Margot Herlrn leaves her clothes to the Salvatron Army Gordon Hrggrns left the dorm too often Curtrs Hoffman leaves hrs back stroke to the nurse Stan Johnson leaves the Beaver to Jrm Mrller Mrckey Kay leaves hrs screntrflc knowledge to Holstern Ken Keller leaves hrs weekends to Paul Cromheecke Karen Krrchner leaves her orders to the Bungalow to Dona Campbell Rog r Lane leaves hrs lrberated records to Robby Schwartz Krt Leslre leaves hrs strlts to Jon Homuth Ken Mrdclleton leaves thrs brg crty lrfe for the farm ljllty Denny Metzel leaves hrs Chevy for a hot Burck Jrm Mosher leaves all rcy srdewalks to Beaver Dam Lourse Pa mer flgures shell take everythrng wrth er Kate Perrys gone Mary Qualey leaves her halo to Carol Rrtter Brandy Qualls has left for lunch permanently Sandy Robrnson leaves her early mornrng coffee to anyone wrth a hang over Besty Rumpel leaves Cooney to the coons Kay Schaeffer leaves her abrlrty to make BANGS Jane Schulz leaves her freckles to Sue Schmrdt Dave Searles leaves hrs body Stevre Srnk leaves her champagne bottle to Judy Frsher Erleen Skupnrewrtv leaves her quretness to Steve Mrller Carol Spurgeon leaves those early mornrng hours Carlene Starkweather leaves smokey corners t Schneld Helen Staubs takrng Julre wrth her Barb Steen leaves her dret to Sue Cubberly Mary Strange leaves Wayland too much John Stroh leaves the five years plan to the srans Drck Thompson leaves hrs golf clubs to Sam Snead Porter Thompson leaves hrs vorce to the Dodge County hog callrng socrety Polly Thorsen leaves her pep to krm Funk Sandy Watts leaves her steam engrne to the B and O Jrm Wendt has already left Margre Wrllard leaves Oregon wrth grrls Barbre Wrthrow wont Perry Zuehl s leaves Wayland untrl next year V' h . ' ' ' I! ll Judy Giffin leaves Gus-Gus to Cinderella. to anyone who can take it. . . . ' ,, r, O - ,, ,, RUS- ' ' ' 4 Mr. ' ' . D . . , 'mc rrr - r i f I- ff, A-' ll 2' ' ' .. ii ufk fig fx Qi, -1 'ri I gi 2 9,3 , 4 9 I Y. '?',.1, 1,3 auth? 5 if 'fqzekx 'sn 099 .AQ 4. rf. 1. 4' :'-W -:S - I N Q-2 'ima . ,, .4-'-ff ' gfg -2 . , ...M Q, ' ,gf 2 1:96-U-3 ', -L . fffkf - N '1 f'. Y 2 5 ..,.- --- - pl- P' ' ..',- 1 1'. ' 'S' 1 f . Pg, ,,--1 YN:-,:.:w 4-'I' - ,G . 5 , as ' ..'.,-' Q - 7 Q Mx ' ' A Q . Kmsfsesv-4' .. . 1 ' , N ? YV' ' AK Q '-'- 1 '-f!'g- 2 ,it JQNQ 'Wu r M WV fi, z . 51 . . ff Q h 'r,L,'., , ay P .M env 0 A 4 K- 5 vii E S ' -, if 6 - . ,L 'Wi 4 .Silk ' ,ak . . f 1 S 53' 3 Q, 1 w I af!qA4v, FH .fg Q q 2-fs 0 Q e 9 1- .ay 'f .f Qc. Vjfwfk ,ft 1'-' .4.!I'a' AMP' sG 3 M ' . IQ K Ln D .- '- ,. garr- '. Q.. - If 1,31-.. . QM M fl., , , Q1 Y , Y vm, 4. A , if M frm. f1'F5Y'?22ik K A lf .ef ' A' -vi ' :76R't , , n,mm,,,,u' A-sw V 7-ua. 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XXX xg Q QQ x x, 7 f N- i 1 X j J O . ...... lUlTIOV Class Offucers left to rIght Jane Moore secretary Joe S upnewrtz vrce presIoent Peter Lee Pre :dnt Pam Work treasurer The l957 58 term began n a bIg wa for the .IunIor class both In SIZE and cleve Ideas for the Homecommg weekend Th skIt was set to the tune of Around th World ID 80 Days changmg It to Aroun the Campus IU 8 MINUTES The hard wor and dIllIgent planmng paId off as It too Ir place The GTTIQY Well CIp Wnngs placed thxrd to round out the hon ors for that engoyable weekend Next all thoughts and Ideas were ce tered on money earmng Ideas for Pro bellmg popcorn and pop and sponsorIn many fTne BCTIVITIES replenush d the treasur In February the IunIor class started an other new tread by choosIng a dIFferent typ of class rIng The followmg month man classmates took p rt In the trIp to N York where they had a wonderful tIme Sprung was brIght and sunny but all ru IOFS could be found Indoors workung on th Prom The theme Some Enchanted Eve Ing set to a scene of a starry nIght In tropIcal lSlBIWd paradxse made the eve Ing enIoyabIe for all who attended Th long hours of work mad It one of h most outstandmg 6CllVlllSS of the year The IUIWIOV class wIshes to express many thanks to fJI'GSlC,l nt Joe Skupnevwtz VICE presIdents Jane MIss Oyler and Mr Wolfe for the QIVIIWQ of theIr Moore secretary and Pam Work Treasurer who lllTTF guIdence and patIence dUI'Il'1Q the past year helped the IUFIIOV class to make thIs year a tremend They also wIsh to thank the class OTTICGVS Peter Lee ou success f T l V ' ' ' l - I ' V 'V Q I V l K 5 4 . 7 . . l. K , K X a T . ,, . . ,, X ' W5 . . ,, 1 ' ' ' , , ll Fst . ' ' l' thei ' v I Q I . . . . Q greatly. a ' ' e , v . . . I I I V I I -4 ' r ' 1 , S' 1 I I ' e ' t A ' , s .. it 1 Craig Anderson ww Margaret Barrett Eff gff- 3 Dona Campbell I , Phyliis Anderson Tom Burgess Susan Cubberly P ge Th fy Jack Barber Kate Barnhart Yr- Ann Burke Anne Campbelle iw W Yrs.- if Q15 Bull Davis Tom Eads Susan Ensmxnger 11 Bull Fearing Judy Fvslfuer Klrn Funk 'Wie U-1 4-v V., Qu-5 Nbr' Phil Egten Vurgunua Evans Dean Eyerly 'Y 'Ng' M if in Www Ar' Fred Florn Duck Freeman '-wwe: 'Www Carol Godske Karen Hanson Tom Hoffmaster z,nf, -in . '5'p'., b f x X KA ,sf A f X I .qkhh I h if gg, Y , F 69 I 'G' Q H 65 s , 4 ff: I Ream is s'sr - ' ' ' aa'-' . M , I - -0, w' 55:1 s x A 1 Y' is? 0 'Q V- 'Q-sv W Pat Hogan Kathy Homuth Mary Jo Howe Judy Jensen 'Vw -'of' Jack Laun E' 1'4 David Jerdeman David Jones Susan Lookatch 'E Karen Hoyer ,M 'M' Hs - QW-ff vii 2'-4: , .fr 9 it? 'Www A, Paul Kulper Egg' mw 1 '-.P Lynne Mavon .jf- Emma McGraw ,95- 'Q' ga-74 B hw 1 IX 'Y Chuck Meyer Jnm Muller le ?'- ao' I Steve Mulle Karen Mmton Bull Moore -all Fred Morrus fil- il' -J JEFF y Mueller Cue Mutchow TP y ,M Mary Ann Muller fsfxf -ef' Jane Moore ww 2' 6 F Fred Nas? 'Sli' f- .,,s ' Y' 1 Q- John Nugen Karen Quarn N7 'Q Nancy Rowe Karen Olson Suzanne Ramon Qt' Q-suv Egg Andrea Scala P Q 4 'N .-Gr, is 1' 7 95 'ir rf, ,,, f Ralph Owen ,wmv Ronalcm Rhlnehart T7 X If I3 Paul Peacock f 'haw Shnrley Roberts ,Q an 'id Frank Schlafer Karen Schmidt T A . K rrrcff y, r ,','? 0 W. gf rf.-as 1. -is r 'His ' '25 r , V, ' V xzr r of V , 4 t V' Wk K ' in ,4 xx . . ,,,. 1 A is e hlrfyfl f fr' Y-1? Susan Schneider Gi' Sara Smith 'Z an 4,1 Jon Schoon um Silver WJ' :P -' Cynthia Snyder SQ' gf-4 'R 'BV' 'S-f Jane Snyder SHW- 15 L.--r Miss Fa 16 Joe SRUDDIGWITZ Stedman K' vN..,,,N Jane Sievner Make Stephenson Pau Strange Walter Streut , . j I , . X - J. . . . V y .. A A 'Yigjy 5 , .V Q A J x ' ' Pete , W V ,.g A - . 'E y 'fi-wr','fgk ,Inga ::,fi: in lf, fx. L- J ' 'fi' ffl . , I y F1192 Fcrw 1!!'.'I.. ' Tom Tsmm Irvrng Usrmer fl rf' 'U' 'I' nv' 'A-,M 11'. '..-V' John Westvvrck Walter Whrtmore 3' Ny,-f Pam Work Sarah Wrrght 'Gus Barbara Van Housen Grace Westlake hr.. A Jim Wrchman Jack Walton Well he the Senlors soon ag oryo Q .r W ' W ,Q A if :I in A' , 'D' . A 1,1 Q , : . ' l l Axyd ,, W 'fl 3 , , , gr, V A ,,g'M 1 , , 4- U ' f W . , P f a .4 ' an ,fr gr fi 5 f' Q5 A xi Q Q veg A ' e a ' W W 'rl ,r f J K I A M, Ngwlrf A ' 1 mba VJ . P H F v - nf v rv, 44 - C ai K Y -' .M 'Q' J-' -'-3' '.: . SGPHOMORES W 5V i mf ZV53 I k U if QQQ I X 5:2 X 1 CL ffl'-fm ' on- on eowrnrr 55111: Ffgrv-Wrinvu ilifg rf Sophomore Class Officers lett to rught Holy Johnson sec etary Bull Sheldon vuce presndent Ann Muller treasurer Perry Hogan prestdent Thus year s sophomores have swelled theur ranks from fifty one to seventy enght Led by Perry Hogan presldent Bull Sheldon vlce president, Holly Johnson secretaru and Anne Muller treasurer they have prov ed that they have qualsty as well as quantuty Much promlsmg talent was shown by the many sophomores who took part un the r omecomlng skut and Rouland The Home comlng effugy, an enormous egg wuth lnve ducks created quite a sensatlon and won second prize Besides belng well represent ed on the Honor Roll the class extensuvely contrubuted to the varlous athletlc teams both Varslty and J V The sophomores were also responslble for many engoyable week end actnvmes lncludung Harvest Tame and the annual Sophomore Carmval whuch gave the atmosphere of a true canval wuth much merruement and gay booths Mr Chase and Mass Barber the class advisors spurlt and hard work have made thus year a success were wonderful and unfaulung nn the glvmg of thelr and the sophomores are looknng forward to making tnme and guldance It ns evldent that plenty of class theur thnrd year at Wayland theur bnggest and best Page Forty four T' M. M 1 ' 4 'V .V 4-far-1: sl, I 11. ' M ' ,Air N., .i j rv . 1-mc' , V - I z rf . f 1' f 2 . f, 1 'lm ' R Q - 1 . f ' ' xg ' ' '. f,,,,,I ,A , ' -- I ,MQ . . Z .. N 1 1 1 2, ,J ' 1 I 1 1 ' , 1 - - - 11 11 1 h ' 1 1 , 1 . . we . . . . . . . ,, . ,, x V 1 . . V 1 , ' 5 , 5 . . , . - 1 1 1 25 irv w--.,f -5, Pau Abbott Ruthann Arneson pis- -r' av- if lv Robin Behrens Judy Beacham 'SS' Jg, '63 - . . A , 1 I fl Robert Bettcher Wrlluam Blanchard P wg' Fw? 'W l 1 3 John Artus An Julne Bechtel Elltfll the snpha -v Jane Baird Jnm Barnard Y ...Pi H L. D 7 , ' , ,, -- Q Z A, V i. 4 In Q' I if f A: I aj I y, I my ,, A-,W W V, .I I X A 'ti 'AI A Zr, A J , 4 A I , ff' xx J is 35. gxllb 2' V . A 'Av , 1- V .X A V . ,v AV A gqlg W' -,ul I . A: 5 A Q 4 1 , ' , 1? ' i 7 44? 3 ...ff B bl! we .kk I 1 ' I K . f A fx 'Y 'V Quentin Blorne Tony Brelcha John Burnham Tom Caflln F rf was 'Q ww' Qu-qu V W- Mary Chalrners Jlm CPITISTIBFIS Judy Coulson Pau Cromheecke '-wr. We made our debut 'gg' ' I Sally Cross Bently Dadrnun l F , 'J 1' , f ,, .uw , za W . XT' a , . I fn' . .L . ,nz 'ii:,:. Q, 55:5 J X 'V , V T 5 ' -ur-' - 'Qi F, .ah f y . . . I NN- K A -Q X I 7' 7-lr' Bruce Douglas ' g uw Robert Edgerton Sf' 4-6' Sherry Grebe 'Q 'sk Jon: DuChanne 'WMEW ue Elserf 'wi Lola Hansen Pegg Fo Vy 'Y 'b Wrllram Dunnuck Vnckr Fazen Peter Easton Carol Gelsler 111 the HUIIICLUIIIIIIU Skll pk f i 1 fu- I L' , Q A , 'fm R vs 7 s w. 4 if Arflvi ' Q, 'sn ,W ' A , - ps 1 A fr r P g 'W E 'J r A A f 'W I, . A , is ' v m. 2 Z X' S . . . . ii I wi U - V V . V l Q A .V U Y' 'Zn W' y wg? ,wi Mike Hecker Jerry Hogan 'J-1 ' Diane Horvath Alan Johnson In the Ldll1lVcll WP plovecl that 'af' QQ? '--Zh Perry Hogan Jam Hooker Holly Johnson John Jones Q' f-:sr f- Sue Kumba1l Patty Kung nJr,r w v ' Q.. 1-K . N- 1 ,s ' 7 F' , f I xx M I , - ., Q? , 'V M ,AH , , H wk 'f5:5T1?' X 2. v Jil-299 ' an J , ui, 7' ,X ,.,, A wmv fm, X' O I f 1 I Q! X Y . . J Wo- Q-...,xX 'uw 'Fawn lb A av' 449'- Robert Klrkeeude Warner Knobe Mary Koch Jane Kohl 'Mx 'Z-Sa 'Y N 'vs 3-'27 i Andy Krance Barbara Logan Davnd Lowe Dan Mann F if-N il N Ki if' qvf 'Y Gary Mathus Make Mereduth W1 cl neun illlll Y vii gl Bl 'uf- ' he Krrstme Meyer Ann Muller Davld Nelson James Nelson lQ.1if ' John Palmer Nvorme PCFCIH ld John Perry Robert Prosser Blolofrs Liltlll fhtlvltlcs 'N' if Sally Quimby Rucfc Rukkers r rf has-f Carole Rutter 'QW' Steve Sea rles 4 W9 , e ' swf? ,gi Vt' F 5 Ronnue Sadoff Penny Shaw Y' Robert Strom Gtnger Strong if .-nv-' Mnke Sampolus Que Sclvnudt 'NI 4' 1 --gr ,ff Bill Sheldon Leslu Shupman We ve llvecl up to the lettel PJ Fly ,l Hele- to next yecu' We hope to be even butter '65- ggi 1 Y' -1-Y 53? Cha lotie Wy d 5 e Zpf Ch igr ivgs 5,.J' A W ,V can A' X 5 'H Y ,,,J If K W' 5 W W Q I W ' , I f Robin Tornow Chuck Wachs Bob West Greichen Wright F . W ': V 1 vw Y 4 4 ,.g'+' K J I . Y' f ' Q If Kiwi ' ' 04 r ar U i Jri f FRESHMEN X fr J ma N f Q J ' I 0 Ci f 3 K AJ! J Q - 5 l H Cllhnggb X Of'-OH con-rum' ' lllil lllj -+3 E fl g' sl Ml lllll au l .1 -1 M M -S ,Q- Freshman Class Offlcers left to rnght Steve Snnk treasurer Joan Btsho v d heh p :ce pres: ent Mary Beth Scnnu secretary Mske Wolfe p e :dent The conventlonal cnche bug things come In small 19571958 for what It may be lacking un quantlty It makes up for un qualnty Wnth the guldanc of the class advlsors Miss TerBurgh and Mr Larumore the freshmen have come through the 'nrst year at Way land quute successfully Led by Make Wolfe Joan Bishop M ry Beth Schnur and Stev Sink the new commers on campus took a firm stand tn many actnvstnes and all school functlons The class took second In the Homecomtng sklts portrayrng personal: tes of typlcal Wayland students wnth ortgunal songs and dtalooue Under the dlrectlon of Mr Wolfe the freshman gurls formed a basketball team whtch played varrous rs, my teams In Beaver Dam Many frosh boys have par tnclpated ID the frosh soph basketball football and wrestling events As well as parttclpatxng an the athletics of Way land the freshmen have represented themselves on the Honor Roll with the largest percentage of any class and at the present they show much promuse In all future forms of campus s holasttc and athletuc e The malor protect of the year Sadte Hawkins Day was a tremendous success wrth the help of full class co operatton All an all the up and com :ng Waylandutes have contrlbuted much to the school and show great promise of even more '15 , X 'Y X e 'T,,c, a ,,.c,,.f I Q W 4- sv N5 'Hr W we .1 X ,ww Kiwis ' , : f t ' ' I 5 ' , 1 ' , V E' - . ,. . . , A . D A - package, is certainly true of the freshman class of ' ' ' - , , 4 . , A Q I ' I l - ' , ' -S , 2 ' , , , ' ' ' . lif . , .V . , ft Afgutr 3 if - uw .AQ- uv- 31 Bradly Anderson Joan Bnshop 'iv Betsy Crox son 1' fn- ge- Jane Baldruge John Anderson Franz Backus fhv Pl ,-'QQ N Paul Cloyd Vurgunua Dooley PJF ,qqnrivn wld f Leonard Coulson Pe-1er Cross W e ve hnally fuuverl at H1 fh school -s..,., fini. was 'V Y 1:- Terry Dr blow Davud Erbsloeszer Joyce Hall Holly Hecker It loulx dwlulf Q Z Nancy Ferguson 'guy Deborah Henschel Jon Homurh P r , 5. Penny Hales Charlene Hess 'SYM' 'O-v Davrd Horvaln X N Q vu' A -42 fall 'L' 'Y' un if if 9 , ' 4 'L v A gl , W - 1 V j D 1 .5 ' V 4 l Q Ill! , 5 V s K . -I In fx fulln- fir James Johnson Sue Kram Robert Kratz 19 ws f: '7' Peter Levy Loren Lindeke Robert Johnstone Davnd Kestly Brian Kung Gall Lanferman Robert Larson to hnd our way 310111111 Pag 2 Fifvy-scv 'il 4,9-A Rose Mary Maxon Gifford McMlr1n Lynn Mellenthm 'C' r-Agni-rf? M Pemy Payes Kafe Raftery Pam Rlchards A hmm may hom home KJUL Privy Lv-,I . 1 .51 Kabir Mary Berh Sdmur C'2f 400 41-If Joe Oettmger Caryl Richter 'Q-. Mary Schussler . 3 A I A I - Ja I li sv ,Q A ' ., 5 my .iff f f1.'.., , V. .XI f , SWQ - - 'liz ' W... ., , 1 A, , of LS -,I Q , :H 'N' L' ' I.. ' I ff fm Qwo-vw f M M- . - - :fe ww: N' if A , + .r ' cz. f -I 3 y 5 yu - K .. . I .I . . . ,M Q33 ' , - K ., 2,5 , Q sa, V'-,iQ ,A 1. is ff tgivt ' . . , VN' A V A T7 E R I I Q ' ' 7 ' 1 J v t f Y - . 'fx 1 K ,. I , 1+- . i -f ff 'ii Robert Schwartz E lenmary Seaborne Steve Smk Jw-fr Bull Starkweather inks .lon Tempas Nan Volght if 'il YQ! Tom Winkler Make Wolfe -inn., f id ww.-,. I Kafhleen WenTorf John Williams TIIIS IS what We found If I-I P agn A .-r u.-.sn ,- 1 1 N w YV .jk X . NZ. , 2- K V W Q , Q gf' 4' fi-Q .A ' r V, f, V , I , i V 5 . i 1 V!! ,y -. i ' ,I V L 'r ,. X vxk ' Q 1 . lf' K AX. ., . is M, 'LL ,.-.., ' . .. nl.- . . .'. f -1,1 fe. sk-, -,. -.,.'J1 .'.LL.. ' I SWAN is f -w ORGANIZATIONS ff 0 Q SS QQQ CHANNEL 0:7-oN couvngs-r Page S1 my-one FIDE T WE T WE ,f Stanomg Mlke Wolfe Dave Geffert Judy Gruflm Lunda Forsgren Mary Qualey Perry Hogan Pete Lee Joe Skupnelwrtz Seated Lourse Palmer Ken Keller Mtckey Kay The senate IS the student qoyerrturrg body ol Waylahcl whose purposc lt lS to lmprove the relatlohshlp between th students and the faculty The use ot th Rec room on strnctly an honor bases and the promotloh of many of the weekend acttyutues are dutues ot thus OVQGOIZGTICD Its members are thos students who arc the leaders of the mahy orgahuzatuorts oh the campus By dtrect contact wr h thotr classmates they able to obtam and brmg to the attermtxort of the admmrstnom th problems ol the student body Through the work of thus groun the school has proflted greatly l1S' XYLANPPHALLIHNQIQCOLNCUQ ffm From row Skip Cody Steve Muller Paul Strange Mrckey Kay Duck Freeman Tom Eads Mr Tucker Second row Stan Johnson Jrm Mosher Frank Schlafer Dean Eyerly Curfus Hoflman Porter Thompson John Stroh Thrrd row Pere Lee Pal Hogan Jack Wulfon Tom Burgess Ralph Owen Ken Mrdclleton Jum Muller Jim Silver ARRbhlHALL W- H0 sl con CIL NN. Carol Rutter, Vrckr Fazen, Mrs Prhlsrrom, Stephanre Srnk, Loulse Palmer, Lrnda Forsgren, Cynthra Snyder T T . l l , , , 'r W ,Q V I s , , A -I s ,, , 1,-I 5 , . A , ,v L nz. I t x Z x ,, . . his Y 2 3 , f . s f ,,,,,, . . -v ' I I I l I V I 1 V I I I I I I sw , Q - '1 T , ' L X v 'Q ' J ' .3 1 l l L 1 . x CIRLQ' SEXTET Kate Barnhart Jane Moore Polly Thorsen Lola Hansen Mr Kennedy Sara Smith Lon Bunker .L 1 s me o e on w Kenna en K er Pau Peacocn var Johnson Jack Whom V 5 . 0 M ' Q H C' ' - . n A ' ' A ' g T A1 'W w i in J A V W 1' fi , ' 1 4 ' 'r 1 5 F '-5 KK- If K A r :H 4. i M , Ks Q , f, 1' ' -T X 1 , 1 N S X , , Q , Q L Juv VVvdNma+w, TON Ead , MV - W H , P er Uompson, Mr. dy, K eH , 1 'I S - FHKRCH CHOIR Scnnerde ane Scholz Furs? row Poly Tho ser' Ginny Evans Sally Qmnby Sue Karen Quam Mary Qualey Grace West axe Kay Schaeffer J Ruthann Arneson Vnrglnua Dooley Sand a Caffee Lo'a Hansen Karen Hanson Second row .hm Wtchman Jack W4 ton Emma McGraw Karen nrcwner Cynthra Snyder Marqot Herln Kat P rry rn Bun Anne Carnpbclle Karen O en Judy Pusher Barbara Boyd Jane Nl I Moore Sarah Smnth Kate Bavnhart Llnda Forsgren Shlrley Roberts Peter Easton Gary Mathls Mr Kennedy Thlrd row Sktp Cody Peter Lee Paul Konper Walter Strelt Walter Whntrnore Jtm Srlver Torn Burgess Porter Thompson Tom Eads Raph Owen Chuan Wacns Dean Eyery Jacx Bolow Mnckey Kay Paul Peacock Mme Wolfe Dave Jones Jack Barber Bob Bettcher Jrnw Mosher Fourth row Ken Kcllcr Jon Scnoon Stan Johnson MN rw-rx-z, N' W Bliftwzgt nm:-gs: mn' waltz: 51523: :WUT-f FY' 4F!?T'S-fiiisfg ,villa G- ,Q 'nf 5 '7- V' rw -, 'g4 'Z1 LL! 1 Bull Fearung Jnm Mosher Mrke Merednth Jrrn M ller .lon Schoon Bull Moore Page Srxty live J 7 in 1 ' I 'R Y' , I l , A ll M f . 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YN I X I XBINFT and UITILILR 9 LA 7' 1 6 Seated Margo I-Ierlun lVargIe Wullard CynthIa Sny er Mary Qualey Standmg Sandy Caftee Barbara WIthrow Jane Schulz Karen Hoy Betsy Rumpel Lnda Forsgrew Karen Hanson The oldest largest and most actIve organIzatIon on the Wayland campus IS the YWCA ThIs year the leadershIp rested IH the hands of presIdent Mary Qualey VICG presldent Kay Schaeffer secretary Sand ra Caltee and treasurer LorI Bnnker MISS MarIan E MItchell served as the advusor o help carry out the many dutIes of the Y W C A the members serve on vartous commIttees These groups Include program hospItalIty ways and means socIal servIce world reIatIons servIce poster bulletIn board club rooms socIal and town relatIons commIttees Each year many Important proIects are undertaken by the Y W It IS Instrumental ID support l S er Kay Schaefter Kathy Hornutn Ing a Korean war orphan and QIVIUQ aId to needy tamIlIes Among the aOCIBl events whIch the YW spon sors are the annJal fall MIxer the Masquerade and he Mock WeddIng Its ImpressIve relIgIous pro grams Include the FSCOQFIITIOH banquet the NatIvIty and the Installatuon banquet BesIdes all thIs outsIde 3CllVIly NVl'1ICl'T the Orgamzatlon manages to SUCCESS fully It also presents weekly programs tor the mem bers MOVIGS relIgIous speakers student entertatn ment and many more events help to make the Y W a most Important part of a gIrl s lIte at Wayland I X1 N1 v 4 4 N V1 'Y I as 0 ,Inf a Af .. .J , L XI I,I,j,.3 , F V ,li . 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TypistsfNancy Rowe, Pam Work, Barbara Withrovv, Carol Geisler, Karen Kirch- ner, Jane Snyder, Steve Sink. Page Sixty-nt YOPTH CRUIMP F Po X, .Ji- me-w X30 ACTH ITIF5 I UXINIIT1 Fl i X-s 'Ya' wr, 5 EFA' Ill! lip al T' j 'E Vw' ,- .vm . iATHLE 1jsjQ I 6 E55 J QQQ i Page Scvcrwfy-omg TAR IT Y FOOTBALL Frrst row Mackey Kay Porter Thompson Paul Cromheecke Perry Hogan Jon Schoon Denms Mnetzel Ken Kel er Pat Hogan Pau Strange Fred Flom Dean Eyerly Boll Sheldon Fred Nast John Perry Second row Coach Meyer Ralph Owen Ken Mnddleton John Stroh Gordon Hnggms Paul Peacock Brandy Qualls Jnm Chrxstlans Skup ln the season opener Wayland met non confcrence team St Mary s Springs of Fond du Lac At the flnal whustle Wayland led by a vnctonous score of 13 6 The second game Wayland met the M U S Lancers an a not qutte so successful game Desoute hard play :ng and shlftung of posltlons the Bug Red lost 26 O The next game fell from Waylands grlp dunng the forth ctuarter when Milwaukee Lutheran scored three touchdowns endtng the game T9 7 The following week the Btg Red traveled to Mrlwaukee to meet nts arch rlval Country Day At the end of the Hrst half Wayland tranled by a score of 260 ln the second half they came back wtth two touchdowns but were unable to overcome the tremendous lead The next game held at Lake Forest the Red Men came back with a thrlllung vlctory The fTrst touch down was made when Perry Hogan threw a fTfty Cody Kam Funk Mnke Stephenson Jam Wnchman Coach Chase Thrrd row Tom Hoffmaster Grang Anderson Bob Bettcher Tom Eads Jack Barber Duck Thompson Steve Muller Kat Leslte Walter Strnet Muke Hecker Jack Wulton yard pass to Mackey Kay Another pass from Perry Hogan to Fred Flom scored the second touchdown Duck Thompson caught Lake Forests fullback tn the end zone for a two polnt safety for the final score of T5 6 At thus trme the flu hut the campus and Wayland was forced to cancel a game with Racune Lutheran The followlng week which happened to be Home comlng Wayland stlll weakened by the flu lost to Northwestern Preps 256 ln th fTnal game of the season Wayland met Wus consun Lutheran there The Red Men had to settle fo a 7 7 tue An encouragtng factor for next year IS that only five letter men out of the twenty thre are graduat :ng At the close of the season Ken Keller and Den nts Mletzel were lected the team s co captatns Den nts Muetzel also won the most valuable player award and was chosen for the All conference team Page S envy two , I , f N 1 1 .- N , ' , I L L, , A . 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VA , - , . ., . - . ev , J T IOOTB XLL This year forty tive boys reported to Coach Wolfe at the beginning of the T957 Junior varsity s ason Tne young Redmen met the Waupun J V s in th only i ight game aft r ten days of intensive practice th ,I defeated the Waupuw grldders 270 Fullback Nltke Wolfe scored two touchdowns and Perry Hog an Paul Cromheecke and Steve Sink each scored one The JV defensive line held Waupun to only two first downs The second game of the season was another vtc tory for the 'unior Redmen with a score of T20 Hardrunnung halfbacks Bull Blanchard and St ve Sink scored the Frosh Soph points with runs of 30 and 40 The Hornets of Watertown returned fo another engagement with the young Redmen and were again Fir t r w 'udson Rikkcrs Ronne S doff Dan Mann Rohm Tnrnoxv Andy Krance Robert Edgarton Bolo West Bob St ont Ch rlcs Wachs Ja lx Palmer Steve Sink Second row Jerry Hogan B uce Douglas Jim Hooker John Ander son John Tempas Tony Brecha Paul Abbott John Jones Bil Blanchard defeated this time T3 O Blanchard and Sink agatw accounted or the points With a loss to the undefeated Roosevelt Jr High School of Fond du Lac the J V s closed their season End Paul Cromkeecke of the Redmen picked p a fumbl and ran sev nty years for the first touch down of the game The point was good to make the score 70 However tl'e Roos velt team scored in the second quarter but missed the point and the half ended in the favor of the Redmen In the third quart er Roosevelt scored twice and connected on one extra point Mike Wolfe broke loose late in the third quarter for a sixty yard run for a touchdown controled tne ball and scored two more touchdowns to make the Bnal score T3 27 Third row Mr Wolf Davc Erhstoezer Gary Mathis Bob Kirkudec ian Kng I Davis Jim Ne son Lynn Me inthnn Jon Honnutx Fourth row Mgr Pete Levy John Williams Tom Catlin Dave Kest ley Franz Backus Ron Rhinehart Bob Johnston Brad Anderson Dave Nelson Page Seventy three l y . T, ,fn ' I nw. - T tw . C I , L ' ' ' e . f ' .. I A I ' f Q V - , 5. . Q . . . I I . ,, I , v , . I . . . et - ' : - . . 4 - u . ' e e - f 1 ' ' ' ' ' - . , I 9 ' J . A A . I runs. which tied score. For the remaining time Roosevelt , -5 O '- J ' , l Fl i 1 l i 1 ' ' . f ' f l V A ' , - , , f , a N , Br' a , B'lI . ', ' I , l:' ' , t C f - . . f l 4 f I r l I I f - 1 r ' J I I A I V - 4 J we V 5 T 3 in I . , V W I I X I I A I I GIRL HOCKEY TEAM Furst row Karen Hoyer Sandy Caftee Jane Schuz Penny Shaw Carol Spuroeon Stephanue Sunlc Jane Moore Kathy Homuth Karen Ann Muler Judy Gruftun Saluv Quunby Judy B acham Sue Scwmut Quam Betty Rurnpel Karen Schmut He en Staub Andy Scala Thurd rovu Kate Barnhart Nuary Qualey Poly Thorsen Sue Eusert Second ovx BarLue Wutnrovu Sandy Robunson Karen Hanson Lunda Pam Work Caro Gueser Louuse Palmer Laurue Faurbanx Shurley Forsgren Sally Gross Sue Zuppruch Kate Perry Connu Gu ord uxoberts July Jen cn Carol Godslfe Muss Ba ber Hockey whuch us the mauor gurls sport un the tall started soon atter school began After a few elumxnatuons the final team was pucked Thus year the Luttle Red was agaun coached by Muss Ellen Barber The hrst game was scheduled aoaunst MU S there The first team lost by 1 score ot 3 O The second team however came through wuth a vuctoruous score ot '7 The gurls played theur second and last game cuurung the homecomung we lc enc Athough they lost by a score of 9 O they dud theur best and put up a good tight At the conclusuon ot the season the gurls wush to thank Muss Barber tor h r tume and eftort F1 Sc envy four 77 ' I 1 ll 1 - r r I V V 4 1 1 , I r ' 1 I . . . . . . , 1 1 - ' 1 f I 1 f r f- a f, , , , - -, , , , , , t M ft , , Q - , su - . u , , I g., J. . . . u 1 '. , a . l. - , . , . . , Q , - .ge -v -- GIRLS' BA KETBALL TEAM Front row Karen Quant Kathy Homuth Sue Eusert Mary Koch Shurley Roberts Laura F urbank Pam Ruchards Mary .lo Howe Sue Zuppruch Sally Quunby Susan Schmudt The gurls bask tball team began practuce soon after Chrustmas vacatuon The two teams met Kemp er un th uu Hrst game The Hrst team lost but the second team started the season oft wuth a vuctory The second gam was held at Downer where both MU S came here tor the thurd game The Hrst team duo not fare so well agaunst M U S but agaun the second team won On Few 22 the basketball tournament was held un Mulwaukee The furst team beat Kemper and Downer losung to MUS whule the second team beat MUS and lost to Downer and Kemper The Ba 1 row Sandra Watts Kareu Schmudt Mary Qua'ey Stevue Sunk Ann Burke Louuse Palmer Anr' Muller Ruthann Arneson Karen Munton Carole Rutter combuned efforts of the two teams put Wayland un second ouace tor the tournament The uast game was played agaunst Mulwauke Lutheran There was only one game un whuch Way land came through wuth a tremendous vuctory A new feature added to thus season was scrum mages agaunst Beaver Dam Hugh School Wayland met wutn the Beaver Dam gurls after school and had a good practuce game and a lot ot tun too The gurls ot the basketball team wush to thank theur coach Muss Barber and theur manag rs Carole Rutter Karen Schmudt and Sandy Watts . r, i T , I A I , . , S . . I . . A, e . , V . . . I I 'D e ' ' . teams won. The second team remained undefeated. . , . . . . ., . , . . . I , , 9 I Page Seventy-t' - VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row Coach N sassI4e .ionn Stroh Back r w Paul Cromheecke Jm Christians Fred Flom Jon Schoon No sooner had the last of the football eciuipm nt been packed away than the Wayland sports pro oram went indoors to the hardwood courts and basketball After several workouts the roster was cut to include 13 boys The 1957 58 season opened on November 23 The Big Red went on to defeat Milwaukee Country Day 43 40 for their second game of the year Dec ember 13 Wayland met Milwaukee University School and suffered their first defeat December 14 Lake Forest pl yed Wayland and again the Big Red were beaten 55 46 December 17 Wayland beat Wis c nsin Lutheran 54 50 bJt lost its n xt game o I Ken Keller Mike Stephenson Dick Thompson Steve Miller Robin Tornow Bill Dunnuck Milwaukee Lutheran 49 43 On January 17 the Redmen traveled to Racinc and defeated them 63 47 Northwestern Preps came to Wayland on January 21 and were defeated by the Redrnen 43 42 Wayland played next at Lake Forest on January 23 The For sters won by a score to Milwaukee Country Day 52 51 On February 1 Wayland played a non conference Qarne with St Jo ns of Little Chute and lost 63 36 St Marys Springs then defeated Wayand by a score of 69 58 Milwaukee Univer ity School cames to Wayland ot February 21 defeating Wayland 64 45 On February with Wayland defeating St. Mary's Springg 5950. of 49-41. January 31, the Big Red lost a close game 5 ' a l v S' i O l g - , ' I G 1 2l the Big R d rallied and detea ed Milwaukee Lutheran Wayland traveled to Wisconsin Lutheran February 22 and was defeated 72 39 Northwest ern Preps hosted the Red Men on February 25 Way land ended its schedule with a 54 5l victory over Racine Lutheran on February 28 Under the time leadership ot Coach Nissalke Way land s i957 58 teams finished with an overall r cord ot six Nuns and twelve defeats Their contercnc cord was tive wins and nine defeats The Wayland Frosh Soph tearn this year won only tour of its sixteen contests but their final garn and win over Racine showed that they had learned well the lessons taught by Coach Meyer and indicated promise tor a better season next year . . BASKIL FB LLL Bob Scrom Jonn Biion John Williams Meyer Steve Sink Jerry Haqan Bill Davis Page Seventy-seven , ' e ' 7 , ', X ' . ' - 9 re- r ' - ' . . A . 'I V ' Q , - . . e , w wr , l L 4 Front row Ronnie Sadott, Mike Meredith, Mike Wolfe, Dave Jones, Back row--Dave Nelson, Perry Hogan, Phil Eston, Paul Cloyd, Coach W MMING Fnrst row Dave Searles Duck Freeman Steve Searles Jack Palmer Brandon Qualls Ken Mlddleton Curtus Hoftman Jnm Snver Coach Larnmore Second row Jam Mosher Jack Bollow Chuck Wachs Bob John The l957 58 swummlng team has again had an undefeated season Many records were broken and Coach Larlmore has every reason to be proud of his wonderful squad ln Wayland s flrst meet against Stevens Pount the 200 yard medley team broke both the Wayland and Stevens Point records wuth a tame of 2077 The record breaklng team was composed of Duck Free man, Ken Middleton, Dave Searles, and Ralph Owen Owen went on to break the 50 yard free style again st Mllwaukee Lutheran but has new record was broken the next day by Duck Freeman Freeman's new record time us 255 The same weekend the 200 yard medley, the 200 yard tree style, and the 100 yard orthodox breastsroke records were broken by Hoffman, Middleton, Balmer, and Owen, Mletzel, and Mvddleton respectuvely r- 4 stone Tom Burgess Paul Abbott Ralph Owen Dan Mann Muke Heck er Thnrd row John Bowen Gordon Huggnns Dave Geffert Allan John son Chuck Meyer Pete Easton The Tankmens record were futher bettered In the next meet agannst MU S with Mletzel break Ing the T50 lnduvudual medley and the 200 yard free style medley was agaun broken by a team com posed of Make Hecker Dan Mann and Dlck Free man wuth a time of l 44 8 In the annual quadrangular the Wayland team conquered even more records Searles broke the orthodox breaststroke, Mletzel broke the 200 yard free style and the 200 yard medley was broken for the thurd time by Mretzel, Hecker, Mann, and Free man Dennls Muetzel and Ken Muddleton were elected co captarns and co most valuable swlmmers at the end of a marvelous season Faq Seventy ought . V F vi H, , ,. ,T,,,,,w-.W A r H V .. ,, ,.,.,g,W,v-.,-lin '-' Ie ,.- , , Q ,A , jfs lf T Q , ft . 0, ,T , , , ,, , , Y , , A 5 rv., l Q l . 1? , ' 1 f , , A, If ,ze f My n , B V Ia I :T I ,I n S A , A Al ' 'Z 9 ' 7 4 , sn k t ., xt - in , .W F K 1 V . I T . 'A t 1 , 5 I r 1 . , ,pr ' Ak!! sf I . K Yf if ff ' .-e.:M.9 ff ' I T I I I I ' I I V I I V . - . , . ., t 1 , f - D v . hi- I . V I I T 77 ' I I I - 1 Y ' . . . , . . I I . - , . . ,- WRE TLI G Fnrsf row P Te Levy Jnm Wrchman Bruce Douglas Fr d N sT Bll 'Vloore Bob Prosser Jack Wuston Second Row Bull Blanchard Bcll Sheldon Tom Eads Skup Cody Under The guldance of BarT Chas This years wresTllng Team compiled a record of four vlcTorTes and sux defeaTs In The quadrangular meeT In WaTer Town The wresTlers Took a clos second place The Twe1Ty seven boys on The Team were from all The classes Three seniors ThlrTe n lunrors elghT soph omores and Two freshmen The Team goT off To a good sTarT wxnnlng The fTrsT match wuTh Pralne du Sac 35 15 B Anderson Wlch man C Anderson Moore Eyerly and Sheldon all The nexT maTch was losT To STevens PolnT wuTh a score of 2610 B Anderson punned his opponen Wlchman Took hus maTch on po:nTs and Barber Tned The following weekend The Bug Red come back wlTh a vlcTory over Monona Grove 2l T6 Lake Mllls Then Tool' Wayland 25 10 Wlchman won a forf IT Eyerly won on pornfs and Hogan Tned For The fourTh maTch of The year The Redmen won wnTh The close score of 19 l7 Eyerly and Moore won by plnnlng Their opponenTs and Levy Wuchman an Sheldon on povnTs Mac West Tony Brelcha Thnrd row Robm Behrens G ang Ander on Coach Chase Dean Eye Paul Peacock Waupun on Th nexT weekend came To Wayland To Take The maTch 27 l2 On The reTurn a maTch wlTh STevens PoanT The Redmen were defeaTed wlTh a 26 16 score NexT week Wayland won The maTch w1Th NorTh wesTern Naval Academy w1Th a nlce score of 28 I8 Prosser won by a forfeuT Moore and Hogan on de clslons and C Anderson and won by pxnnlng Their opponems However on a reTUrn maTch wuTh NorTh wesTern The Team losT 30 T2 For Th hnghl1ghT of The season The Bug Red com peTed IH a quadrangular wresTlung TournamenT aT WaTerTown The Preps won wrTh a ToTal of 50 pounTs Wayland came IH second wuTh 43 pounTs NorTh western Naval Academy Third wrTh 30 polnT and Mulwaukee UnlversuTy S hool lasT wlTh 9 ponnTs The Redmen held The lead long unTo The finals wlTh enghT quallflers however C Anderson co capTann Jam Wuchman and Sklp Cody vxere The only ones To wln champlonsnups Prosser Douglas Skupnlewnz Sh ld on and Johnson won second place honors Eyerly Moore and NasT Took Thlrd place polnTs and BeTTch er Brushed fourTh Page 5 v my n 11, rly ' -- e , ' ' , , e a , i , ' . ' 1 - 1 l l - l l I 1 V l 5 , 1 ' Q ' ' Q -, e , e . - . , - I ' . D 1 - I ' I I I I - ' Took Their maTches by panning Their men. However, A , A , . fs . - . . ' ' T, I . ' l . V ' I I - . A ' I S, ' I . . . . . I Q' 1 X ' ' 'T ' . . . 1 I , r I ' I - I r 1 1 ' A - ' I ' I . C C , A fkIlH113 as -' gp! tf .qu- D5 '7 do 48 ,M - c- qv 4,4 1 -.1 x 3 From row Frmz Bakkus Charolefte Wyard Krs Meyer Sa'y Q ecomd row Warren Knohe Hr- y Kranz aL Peacoc mb Q Gmny Evans Ly r1eMayon Judy Coulson M Chase wovwpsov K OWOW S ewdon Erandy QU 5 CHFIRLLADPR Y 1 Jv M, , , i .' mm- S X , , ' wd , P ,I R, D k by, S hvwdt, ' , 1' 1 , , '. . T' X ', Jac B N , BMI H ' , ai., 1 1 x 4 4 4 J J L ,J 1 Y , H x ,L ' M7 li 3 f J 5 Ei AEM- - 'f 4. ' cfm 1 Q1 Sq -, TH: S'i'u 53,005 Pc', T'-:'5e JVC, jO wr 'Q S-2 , 'l. :., - :- :elif E-1:.f' Jam Sig' ' Sf.- TRACK .X V I if-Q . ' . - 'il l 1 arp. 1. .M l Fnrst row Pit Hogan Bn'l Sheldon Gordon Huggnns Ra ph Ow n Thurd row Orlln Gngelskn Quentin Blorne Bal Starkweather Warn Mlckey Kay Derry Hogan John Perry .lon Mark Schoon Jnrn Cunnwng er Knobe Franz Backus Brandy Qualls Jerry Hogan John Wnlluams ham John Stroh Dennus Menuel Ken Keller Jarn Nelson Jrm Wendt Second row Curt Hoffman Jack Laun 'Vllke Wolfe Bob St om Steve Fourth row Ronnue Peters Bull Davis Frank Schlafer Jack Bollovv Snnk Ronny Sadof? Phu Esten Torn Ead Fred Flom Ken Mndde John Bowen Charles Meyer oe Ettmger Dave Kesfley Pete Levy ton KntLesl1e Ball Blanchard Skip Cody Leonard Coul on Mr Chase Mr Larrlmorc TENNIS WY .... f -- .1 1 16 ff.-1' Fnrst row Bnl Woore Jsm Barnard Porter Thornp on Paul Chrove Robnn Tornow Torn Eads Bruce Clark Bob Larson Brad Anderson heecke Fred Flofn Dave Searles Knm Funk Duck Freeman Ralpw Owen Jun Bowen Branoy Qualls Mr Wolfe Andy Krance Thnrd row Paul Kuuper Joe Skupnewltz Bob Kratz Lynn Mellun Second row Bull Fearlng Bob Johnston Paul Cloyd Brnan Kung thm Pete Easton Jum Snlver Jam Muller . i I .I I . . I : 3 I . i .. . ., . I I - . , , . I . . ' i 'V V ' I 'V I F r I E - W ' I U' lk I I I r I I bl I l I I 'I I I I , , , . 3 , . , . ' . . -' , , W T y k 'Xa 4 'a V , ' ' i 1 J 1 K . - N .X .lwgw , X X t I V 4 a . ' -5, 'F 4 ff A i , v at , M1 1 , A A i ' 7 wt 4' 5 I , . l L JB J 5 V L A i l '. 5 'il J' , Q l :, 4 Q ,I Q' f 4 ' 1 . -: f A ' . 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J QQQ K X X .r' I J , 1 f 1 CHANNEL or!-oN CONTQQST LU P Q-4-Q4, 19 ff tember the Bug Red arrtve to get s t for the comtng season The Y W C A cabunet return early to get thnngs I0 shape The nttre student body arrive to begun 1 new year fne gurls get acquatnted at the p t oarty Cl sses begun wtth the day endtng vxtth a ptcntc supper Nlovte rn the ltttle gym Prlvate Ltfe of Ma or Benson fTrst Wayland actlvuty The football season opens wnth St Mary Sprtngs our fir I vtctory That nught the mnxer and was tt ever fun' The faculty show whos boss by defeattng th students In a softball game Varslty Club has a pncnlc for all gurls Swtmmtng and roller skattng followed by Club Henri We lost our second game of the year to MUS by a score ol 26 O Each class has Its own party noth r movue tn the ltttle gym thus 1 n tss of Pure Mtlwauke Lutheran hand us another defeat T9 7 The Sentor Class sponsors a dance Clash or Con sequence what outfTts' Senior glrs get out and defeat th Juntors un a hockey game '- t AQ? CHANNEL Qff on CONTRFST X11 'i Page Nunefy tvs c Oc ober Gurls axe introduced to the YW C A by o n u t Mr Wrc4man b ing the principle speaker An ex I Ing game with Country Day takes place f-tter supper there are class meetings tollow d by Club Henrl h gnls show the boys that they ar nt the only ath e es when they play the Hrst hockey game ot the s ason The Juniors have an activity Autumn Leaves Fall has arrived to Wayland campus with the be u tuful colors and talllng leaves Everyone begins to pr pare for Homecomtng at skit and effigy meetings The evening IS concluded by Cluo Henri Th boys surprise Lake Forest by trounclng them T5 6 The theme ot the Sophomore activity that night 1 Harvest Moon I7 Exams need more be said? Everyon works hard on the skits and then rc'ax Rehearsal continues followed by a movie Th Benny Goodman Story The big Homecoming weekend tinally arriv s with the campus buzzing In activity The skits are all enloyed with the Juniors taking first plac A pep rally and bonfire are held and the Introduction of players and court it gl CHANNEL or, on cawuuwr Pge N eryvhe 'ii- 5 Q f. - fm 4-wsw ' . I , Ai A 2- ' r ' . . . . K a ' a q 2 , Lf A c't' ' ' . im- X .V t . 5 T e 3 ' t 6 . . . I 3 ' jk ll i 4 . I . S . . A -In , :gs ' I , IZ-Pi 3 . . W 5' ' i,, 15- A ' , y g 5 , ' tt' 1 ISA 2 q A. 't tl if 'A at the Club before retiring for the night. Q 1 stdttt . 191 ' A ff 3 ,1 -A ill 5 W Q A V ,. v lv .LM-A l . ft 0 I , I Af, , xg' Xl, , 5 A 'ttfik 1 ' 4 , 4 I N ' 5 l T Q l V UT rr 1 'iftn-it 26 Everyone as up early to set up the effugys and sup port th hockey gtrls Englush Teacher parent con ferences are held In the mornung Unfortunately Northwestern Preps sadden the day by wlnnung the bug football game The banqu t and Alumnl dance conclude the busy day After attendung church and eatung a bug dunner parent teacher conferences are held After the long succssful weeknd all are ready for bed November The first downtown movle party ent rtalns the stu dents with Interlude and 3 lO to Yuma Wayland closes the football season tlelng Wlscon sun Lutheran 7 7 In the evenung the Youth Group sponso a dance Got a Date With an Angel Reluglon IH Lrfe Week begins with a fllm and address by the Rev Mr John H Clemens A youth group discussion follows Addresses are glven by the Rev Mr Wllmont J Murray and the Rev Mr Clements The Wayland choir gnves a very enloyable concert Two more addresses conclud the week Launch Out lntc the Deep Accorduantst Ton: Lavellr entertains us followed by me swlmmang and the Rec room where the cheer - Q leaders sold yummy food The evenung began wuth the J V basketball team opposlno the Sr football boys and th Faculty vs th varstty basketball team Much fun rs had by eveyone A W Club actnvuty ends the nnght CHANNEL 0 9 N can-vans? 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A' ' ' 1 E ,3 me y-f u as- fff. f' Qs- 153-H 1 Y W C A has a Thanlcsgnvmg program In the club rooms all that attend contrubut to a Thanksguv I mg ba ket for a needy famuly 1 :kj Mnss Klo termans speech class present the play Footfalls which was very good Cluo H nr: follows Topsy Turvy Turnabout is the name chosen by the Freshmen for their fTrst BCTIVITY Swlmmnng preceded the dance Second sux weeks exams begun The evenrng s enterta nment consisted of a lecture by Mr Peterson on A Holiday nn Lulluput The swnmmlng team beat the Appleton YMCA In a meet here The basketball team ns also suc cessful In wlnnnng from St Mary Springs After the game the ACTIVITIES committee sponsors a dance Youth Group began a series of dlscusslons on var: ous relnglons They proved extremely pooular wlth the stuoents exams conclude The flrst all school vacatron begins at ll OO wrth everyone lookong forward to a wonderful tnme at home BZ WQQQ CHBr1r-El.. OFF ON Conflhff l NWX 'lr Page Nmety Ove sf tl 'H , Q 5 fig' ' X . I ' 'fr , Q . T ,X i yy V V- g i gl 0 ia fb' 'J f,. A rx K. I A I . V ,sf l3c -- by ' 4 AAI- ' .,-:fi-' M 3 - 'A 'V - ' S ' . ' .,.' l5f ' . s ' A . H fc - . t 2 A T t f at 5' V f Q . rl : 4 ' lofi' ' diff , 2 y :A I K ., 21- ' - ' ' - 'W 22f ' ' E ' 23- I' ' I . . . I I l 25A W 27N ' ' 1 ' f mf f A tn . 1 iw ,2, 5 -xl V it 'tx Y 5 as fy Y Q Qi I I .. I -xl , fd, W 1 I A ., :J cember The stu ents turn all ltttle full of tur an pumpktn ple An extenston program ts hed Tel phone Hour A swtmfntng meet and basketball game are tol towed by a dance the sw mmung team as vuctortous against MUD but Lake rorest beats the basketball boys lhc Chrtstmas dance Lhrustmas Carosel ts lots of lun' lhe YWCA put on the very beautiful nattvtty the dt lung room tables are all decorated for the deltctous Lltrustmas dtnner Ih Lhase stable wtns the decoration contest the chotr goes caroltng to the hospttals The dorms each have thetr own Chrlstmas parttes with even carolers tn the gurls dorm At last the long awaited vacation begtns January Back to work with happy me-morles and new cloth es from Santa A bask tball game ts played wtth Milwaukee Lut heran The Seniors arise early to take college boards Then future plans depend on these so all try to do theur best Everyone gets out rn the crtsp wtnter aur for Ice skattng followed by a Town Club and acttvuttes commtttee dance No one seems to mund be-:ng cordially tnvtted to hear Joss Wtnd l-Je ts very good CuANNSI.. OPP ON CON-rags? NJTN Page Ntne'y su ' d re a ' ' ' key d ' l ' ' e 4 ' I I 'T Q L 34. m , x ', ' 1 b5?Lrr' 4: -r c -.gin l g' r -The Masquerade Party is held for the bene- Ht of the polio foundation. It's fun trying to figure out who goes with each costume. -A bunch ot kids set oft tor a day of skiing. -American Emphasis Week begins with Mr. Skup- niewitz giving a very interesting talk, and with a panel of students asking him certain questions they wanted to know. -Judge Hanson presents an extremely good talk. -The week ends with a You Are There movie, and Margot Herlin reading I Speak for Democ- racy The community concert presents an entertaining quarte While the basketball boys are at Lake Forest the swimmers have a meet here at school The Blue Book Bop headlines the nights activity preceded by swimming and skating The skiiers again set oft tor a day in the snow 31 Th long struggle through midterm exams begins At last exams are over and a bunch of kids go to Country Day tor the basketball game Here the kids go ice skating c,,,,,,,u OFF on gowrnuv il An,-T' ,,'1 PgeN etysee 4 - 9 ' . -Q 1 V ,- .' f 35 g D, ' y . ee' Ti' ivan - T U - ..., A 'T Y r i ' 'rn N , ,IQ 'fi in ,Ii T ' ' Q .-we ' 7-.V.,,,,,. I A s.if'Q,i'l3 a in '- v n fl !Y S n 1,5-af? :HT T3 i -if l,,..- I' February l A downtown movue party T Star and Kuss Them For Me cert presented In the afternoon after long hard hours of practnce At nnght the movue Martnn Luther IS shown The Sensors start thlnklng about thelr tuture car ers when they hear about being a lab technucuan The soplcomores attend a tea By noon the campus us agaan deserted when all the students go home tor long we kend Everyone returns ready to go to bed at 900 M U S arrlves to challenge us In an excutung game The Post IS passed out at the halt announcung the Ice Carnuval court Thus the bug weekend b guns The mornnng ns occupued wuth a gtrls basketball game wth MUS ln splte of th below zero weath r some brave souls partncnpated ID the hockey and broom ball games and th sk: race The day was cllmaxed with the Ice Carnival ball In the llttle gym Mrs Ma ss and Mrs Wolfe have a tea for all the gur s Many attend the Ray Anthony concert Club Henrl follows the Melody Masters an exten tlon program Whule the basketball boys are away actlvntnes on campu contlnue with Ice skating and the rec room The annual Founders Day IS followed by an open house at the Pattersons The boys play a hard game against Rac ne Lutheran CNANNEL. OF: ON Coma-51' 1 Page Nvnety eight QR YW gli ? bww I f f, Y lg, ,. r s,-ff T s M at fi t.f.- 'r 1, , - V , l, u T 1 ' 57 1 ' ij'- 5J,l ly 4 M' L ' o - WM ml' S l 4M ll l fl T Q fr l g'f1l ir ' K W4 J . t T' ' I T lz. ,,,, . -' I 1 Q ,ff A , VV X l 'I - ..., Ill Z 2 - ' in ' s 2fThe music students display their talent in a con- V -K 5 . 4- ' D' ' ' ' e f 5- . . l . ,I -- -4-.Q 7? D - I Q lOe 1 . ,a if -5- -tai, me . . . ' ' , 15- . . . . . , ' i . . . ' e e , Q I I toe . a l . ' l . l7f . Qlf ' , - I 22s 5 , . . T T avi I V 237' . . 28- ' ' a . Q f A Us 'Q 1 Q r . 3 : ' a' T Q- ' ,tx 19 Ql'5'L. QW ch Both morntng and afternoon there ns a trlangular swnmmnng meet wt h Elgln and MUS Wayland shows whos tops by a tremendous vlctory All day the YW gurls slave over hot ovens to make goodies for the bake sale All duets are o'T thus day ' At nrght everyone go s to see two very en the Water Three bus loads of spurlted fans head tor Water town to see the first game ot the tournament All the cheerlng pays oft wh n we defeat Lake Forest A bunch ot happy klds return tor swlmmnng and Club Henri Again we head for Watertown but do not return as happy Student Senate sponser a dance sn the Itttle gym Atter many long hard practices Night Must Fall as presented The thre act play ns a huge success wlth the audience The dorms are filled with excitement of packlng and antlclpatlon for the comung vacatuon SPRlNG VACATION l Back tor the last months ot school Downtown movle party headlunes A Farewell to Arm and The Tall Stranger It looks luke sprung us really here with the open ang of the sun deck and the tennis courts till d Everyone studies at 3 30 so that the Sentors and Junlors can attend a Communlty concert whul the underclassmen have a tree night Cn-IANNII.. gpg- pq CONTRAST Page Nunetv n ns i y H, h I ,. 'rl 1 01 - . ' rc- lr A , y y . L I I . - . . D . X . . ' e - loyable movies, Les Girls and Don't Go Near ' e . 7 . I . 1 e . I - ' l ll A ' Q . . . . 1 , , 'O I ' ll Ns 1w., fr 9 K vylw, To-The athletic banquet awards all participating in sports. All Sophomore girls attend the P.E.O. re- ception. T7-l8fExarns are here again! 26fAfter the long hard chase, the triumphant girls attend the Sadie Hawkins Dance with their captive. May To the tune of Some Enchanted Evening couples may b se n dancing at the Junior Prom At last the big night is here that everyone has been look ing forward to The sophomore carnival provides fun for all Water ballet is on the agenda for the evening The YWCA install their new officers at the In stallation dinner Rouland this year is a light musical comedy deprc ting the typical American family Our Night Out Fun is had by performers as well as the audience June l The Baccalaureate service is held at the Baptist church with the R v Mr Albert Pittman as speak 4 6 FINAL EXAMS' The commencement dance is held in Packard din ing hall After a busy day of packing a music recital is held followed by All Awards presentations The last night is concluded by the step sing GRADUATlON Another year comes to an end Have a wonderful summer' Q95 CHIINNEL OFF O CONYRAST 'aging 9 lr, ,nl r A I T3 . 3Vf H . ,i e e ' ' , l0f ' ' . lof ' ' . r Qle . . . . 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