Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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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

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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 .

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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