Wayland Central School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Wayland, NY)

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First row L Tenbrook, C Fox, F Kuch, D Kuck, J Vogt B Eschbach Second row B Peck, B Elsenhelmer, A Gessner, A Riley M Baird Dr es, I Lang, J More Third row H Gray A L Bates, R Malter, D Underhill V Cavagnaro J Kimmel, N Allen N Baird, L Pragle Every Thursday afternoon the girls look forward to their meeting in the gym at four o'clock With the idea of having fun and practicing good sports manship the girls play basketball volley ball, baseball ping pong, and badminton The officers this year are President Johanne Vogt, Vice President Dorothea Kuch and Secretary Treasurer Joyce Cooley Completing the executive committee are Helen Dallaportas and Frances Kuch The club also sponsored a membership party in the fall and a December dance which brought out a large crowd The Senior Class under the direction of Mrs Weiermiller, presented the a Southern family who rent their mansion to a rich Northern 'Yankee' and who are forced at the last moment to masquerade as servants Leading roles were taken bv Barbara Last and Clyde McAvoy supported by Louise Trescott, Aletha Gessner, Hazel Gray Virginia Yohon, Donald Eldridge Donald Stoltman, Wayne Becker and Dick Whitford A large audience seemed to enJoy their preformance l S mor Pla First row F Gray, L Trescott B Last, V Yohon A Gessner Mrs Weiermlller Second row D Fldridge W Becker, C McAvoy, P Whitford D Stoltman J Secor 3 0 o -.. . . l - - y ' J M. L. 1 . . ch I 7 ! b Q . ., , T . three act comedy 'Come Out of the Kitchen' in April. The story revolved about I I j . O , . , . , L, fA.:. . '. 0' , o - . . , . 1 0

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H1 llle laff First row B Last, H Gray J Cooley, J Vogt Second row L Fairbrother E Reigelsperger V Ychon, L Wittig L Trescott A Gessner Third row D Btoltman S Sherman C McAvoy D Fldridge Not since the years 1925 and 1926 when the 'Kick Offn was published has there been a yearbook at Wayland High School This year the pioneer spirit manifested itself and we decided to try our hand at putting out a yearbook It did not not prove to be all pleasure but through the co operative effort of the staff and the aid of Mr Henrekson who gave freely of his time and energy we have succeeded in our venture We hope the readers will keep in mind the fact that we had no precedent to follow and will overlook any minor faults The staff was headed by Hazel Gray as editor and Joyce Cooley and Lola Pragle Roseann Malter, and Johanne Vogt on the editorial committee Aletha Gessner, Virginia Yohon, Barbara Last, Larane Fairbrviher. and Eileen Relgelsperger on the advertisement committee, and Donald Eldridge and Clyde McAvoy on the sales committee l-'ortmght taff The Junior Class took over the publication of our school paper WFortn1ghtW this year as English progect under the direction of Mrs Densmore The staff headed by Robert Stevens editor includes Ass't editor Nancy Allen circulation manager Donald Pebblee bUB1He9B manager Robert Glover, art editor George uorsch, and typists Dorothea Kuch Anna Rose Kramer, and Velma Cavagnaro They have 9h0 n a decided journalistic talent P11bliBhiY1S an agreeable mixture of serious articles school news, and humor First row D Kuch N Allen Second row R Stevens, R Glover, D Pebbles 29 Q O an - . . I , . 9 l Donald Btoltman as assistant editors. These were assisted by Kathryn Johnston, I an ' as , 3 - , , .

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N'NMQiWi :amp A, Bond u First row H Watson, J Ackerman R Stevens G Bennett R Hurlbut Second row B Peabody J Bartz, A WHY A R110Y, V CHVBSUHTO, D Underhill K Johnston, Miss Yohon The Stamp and Bond Club, as its name implies, is a group of students who donate part of their time each Tuesday and Wednesday to the sale of War Bonds and Stamps From the time of its organization in February 1943 stamps and bonds amounting to two thousand dollars were sold in the home rooms Up to March 1 of this year they had sold nine hundred dollars in stamps and are still working diligently to repeat last years success The eighth grade must be given special credit for having attained more times than any other class the obgective of lO01 participation on Stamp Day The Red Cross always on the alert to relieve human suffering, is doubly important in wartlme Every one is aware of its important work and is willin to help high school students are no exception This year each home room elect ed 1wo representatives a boy and a girl to direct its Junior Red Cross activities Besides conducting campaigns for financial support they supervised such projects as the collection of tin cans, magazines and the like Ju nior Red Cross First row J. Franklin, S. Archer, V. Shafer, J. Stasch, R. Platt, A. Price, D. Lyman Second row Miss Fisher, D. Newman, J. M. Johnson, L. Mehlenbacher, L. Pragle, E. Scott, E. Stevens, A. Way, G. Bennett, Miss Yohon Third row G. Morsch, P Pfluke, A. R. Kramer, K. Zimmerman, B. Schmidt, V. Way, R Lander 31 ,I A . , E, i . -, it T 4- ' ' , K 5- ' '. 4 5 ' K, K 5' 'xv-menu vw - -. 'mm A ' X X :i,1j',i ,sf , , , -as Lf g ar si 1 , C N . A Q' .. , . . , . p - s 4' - . , , , , . e I I ' . . 0 . ' 1 . . . - 3 , 1 ' J , .