Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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-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

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: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

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!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.