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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

HI- LITES THEIHE HIL DESPEHHHDUH1 1947 ,wx FOREWORD We f el that the motto of the class of 47 'Nil desperandum,' is especially appropriate since we were compelled to work during our last year under great handicaps To Tnose w o have not pursued the rosy paths of Latin, this motto mean ' ver despair Last June 29th a tr gic disaster partially destroyed Wayland G ntral School During the night, unknown to anyone, a sm ldering fire gr dually burst into flame This flame grew larger and was not discovered until 4 OO A M., when a taxi cab driver fortunately was passing the school and saw the flames Shortly thereafter the whole town was full of confusion as everyone rush d to the scene of the fire It was several hours before the fire was under control As a result of this tragedy, the faculty and ,mawg inconveniences such a disaster can bring Many of the grades have been moved to nearby towns and to local churches Buses had to be provided to transport these students This need of transportation causes waste of time, making it difficult for teachers to cover the required amount of material Some of the departments suffering the greatest handicaps were the Industrial Arts, Homemaking, and Commercial These are only a few of the problems and inconveniences caused by the fire The way in which everyone has carried on in the face of adversity without complaint seems to us a good ustration of our theme, 'Nil desperandum First Evangelical Church Methodist Church layland Uayl-and Cohocton, Atlanta School St Eauls Church Springwater School wayland 2 YW! , wiv 'txt dln-.n-s-l---- v ---f -- ---'- . , Q I , v 1 ' . o ul , ' . 1 59 Ne . ' e . e . . 7 8 0 . Q : . ' L. 0 h . '3 0 I students have discovered what disadvantages and dvv, fg? ggfH5?Wfg5 . T s A Q I Nt W V' - V , 2 0 ' eau K Q 3 ' I o 1 K , Ekl K as A A O E . , 111 . ' . f I ' ll ' '. 2 - 'L . ' 1 .f fif A' s . Vx. Q? ig' ' P I ' . W .. Y 'V XI, 1 Xu' ' nw I N. x , . . 14 M ki 1 M f Q15 DEDICATION :nfl I DEDICATION To C LeRoy Hurlbut, our principal, friend and adviser th ' e Class of 47 wishes to dedicate this fourth edition of , the 'Hi Lights He has devoted much time and effort to our high school r bl p o ems For his hard work and sacrifice for the good of our school, we shall each hold him as an inspiration throughout our lives We shall always remember him as our helper and adviser during our high school years i L Q - W . . v . C N Q. Qhsiawrp f .4v 5:95 ' -,4K...4f- -- 1.1: 5 -1 ,gzvv 44 lf? ' . '4'-1 A: ta, .A 3,91-3. f 3 '5'Q?-vvla- -1 g,.' ,WP je- gg.. QEQQ gf? I 'V . Y- 'ss , HI-LITES STAFF it Seated ll to rl M Dries, B Peabody, E Schulthelss I Leng M R9YH01dl. U Drum Back Row E Huntone, N Rowley L Luckenbach G Bennett, M Baird, J Polmateer The staff proudly presents this fourth edition of 'Hi Litas' We wish to thank those members of the class who helped to make this yearbook a success through their wholehearted cooperation We also wish to thank Mr Nitchke and Mrs Weiermiller and all other teachers who gave generously of their time and skill Editor in chief Assistant Editor Art Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Photography Typist General Assistants Elaine Schultheiss Irene Lang Barbara Peabody Lester Luckenbaoh James Ackerman Guy Bennett Joyce Iolmateer Mary Dries, Miriam Baird Eleanor Huntone, Norma Rowley Dorothy Drum X542 fn-'Si 4 Gkkrfgfgs Xt 2 X., Q , ' 5 the I I O , i ' ' : 0 o , . o . . ' n . . . 1 - Q l O I I O I C I O 0 O OOIIOCIIOI DOO I U U l C I O I I O O I n . . . . f Q . . . . 0 IOIIIIIOOCIOO IO. 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Z f X A4 ff Hzix 5 f X, X 02, f 259 Adm uw lSlCYClJf Lon BOARD OF EDUCATION rs Patchin, Hr Kimmel, Ar Bennett, Mr Otto, Mrs Aemett Cabsentj BOARD OF EDUCATION The Class of '47 also wishes to express its apprecia tion to the Board of Education These men and women have faithfully performed their duties to their community, and although they may sometimes feel that this is a thankless job, we do acknowledge their contributions to our school Since the school has been centralized and since the fire has brought additional problems, the board has been compelled to work doubly hard Regardless of these hard ships confronting them, the Board of Education has exem plified the spirit of the phrase, 'Nil desperandum 1 9 I L .O K n , f, -. . . 3 . 5' 3 ., , .,. . .. - . . . . - . . . , .- Ill O fl-p in, A x al- Q Mr C L Hurlbut Supervising Principal nN11 Desperandum' or NNever Despair' has been in evidence in every department of the school since the disasterous fire on June 29th It is this spirit on the part of the board of education, the faculty and the students which has made possible our school program this year without equipment in many cases and teaching under every possible condition classes went forward as usual In the spirit of carrying on without despair not a day of school was missed or a class omitted due to the fire This spirit of hope gradually brougdt each department and class equipment and improved teaching conditions It is this ideal which will bring success this year to every teacher nd student in spite of almost impossible handicaps The class of 1946 selected nEver Onwardn as 'ts theme while forward progress this year has been +emporar1ly halted it is 'Nil Desperandum which will lead us back to educational progress and nEver Onward aylandu to b tter things in education Ar Freeman, Elementary Supervisor Mr Merrill lice Principal Secretar'al Staff Miss Holmes, Miss Wulforst 7 1 5' 5 H .-. . Q V I . . . n u 1 9 K ww a V N 1 - ' N 'ff V, ,,. . W - W ' ,U gi l . ' ,4P- V . F I , V M V do a 'lf I ' o . L , ' HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Fx ,O Seated ll to rl Mr Hamilton, Mrs Hamilton, Mrs Forsythe, Mr Garrand, Second Row lr usrr111 Mrs Gilbert, Mrs Karst, Mrs Pemmer, Mrs Weiermiller, lr Nltchke, Third Row Mr Reed, Miss Shults Miss Robinson, Miss Sardinia, Mrs McLaughlin, Fourth Row Mrs Stuart, Miss Aeschbach, Mr Henrekson, Miss Ansell lr Hurlbut Mrs Hurlout Absent trom picture GRADE FACULTY Seated Q1 to rl Mrs Merrill, Mrs Father Johnson, '1ss Losey rs Irene Jonnson, Mrs Flsner Second Row 'iss Snell Mrs Llmmer, Mrs Jacoos 4158 bliker, 'iss 71mmerman, Mrs Wheeler, Last Row Mrs Washburn, Irs Hawxlns Mrs Drum, Mr Freeman, Miss Yohon, Hrs Mehl nbacher Mrs Maglnley Mrs Peck Aosent Irom picture ' f ' i M, f A , K - .- f X. , I ' 4 ,. . . Q n e 1 I n , 1 0 n . . a n Z a , . 2 o 0 , e a ' . , L , Q 3 , - l 9 ' I a C, I A A f Q j -, fl' ,fig lx - '--f - . 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J , , , gg . - A- x - ' 5' -, K X I ' I r 4 ' 1 ' X ' ' fi X ' . r 4x .V ,A A 2, J Y Q 1 vi ' N, J 4 au 1 ' 1 , s , ' NAM James Ackerman Miriam Baird Guy Bennett Frances Bonadonna Esther Colegrove Mary Dries Dorothy Drum Leona Ess Carmen Fox Patrica Fox Rita Gessner Virginia Grouse Robert Hurlbut Charles Jackson Irene Lang Francis Lorenzo Lester Luchenbach Dorothy Mark Jane Morsch Stanley Newfang Barbara Peabody Betty Peck Joyce Polmateer Eugene Rectenwald Margaret Reynolds Alice Riley Norma Rowley Helen Schirmer Betty Schmidt Elaine Schultheiss Richard Stanton John Trescott Lois Vogt Ardis Way John Nolfanger Robert Wray John Wulforst Walter Zeh AMBITION Chemical Engineer Designer Photographer Stenographer Music Teacher Beautican Secretary Secretary Secretary Receptionist Secretary Designer Medicine Undecided Teacher To marry Esther Homemaker Secretary Marriage Marriage Private Secretary Secretary Machinest Beautlcan Interpeter Secretary Beautican Homemaker Teacher NOTED FOR Acting in the Senior Play Executive Ability Beating the drums out Being late Giggles Dependability Ambition Natural curly hair Lending a helping hand Her skating Her complexion Her jokes His basketball scores Hating women Extracurricular Activities 'Caledonia' Wavy hair Square Dancing Blond hair Neat Appearance Her Art ability Sleeping late At least four dates a week Being a big tease Pleasant disposition Athletic ability Her pleasant voice Quiet manner Being true to Bob Gossiping with Joyce Successful Businessman Personality Pilot Stenographer Secretary Air Corps Undecided Navy Undecided Airplane Models Chewing gum Changeable mind His laconic manner Class Loyalty Long Island accent His printing 10 PLACE USUALLY FOUND With Bob In Naples Niles Studio Dance Hall Waiting for Bing With Renee The Palace Next door Grand Union J1m's Newfang's Newfang's Out with Mountain In Art's Poolroom In bed the boys View Inn car Hap 1 land In a '46 Mercury At G1nger's Wherever Bud is At J1m's Talking with Elaine Having a good time In Canlsteo Listening to an open Springwater dances Down to Cohocton Loon Lake skating Out with Warren Hiking to Avon Where the girls are Hap 1 land Getting a new book The poolroom Legion Theater Throwing rocks at fidl Mountain View Inn . ll ll In At At Eleanor Huntone Medical Secretary Auburn hair I. 0. 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Dances QVJOTS Irs Weiermiller Senior Class Advisor Mr Nltohke Senior Class Advisor 'F' SENIOR OFFICERS MIRIAM BAIRD Chorus 3 4 Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Girls Athletic Club 1 3 4, Intra murals 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Ball Commit tee 4 Stamp and Bond Club 1, Year book Staff 4 Wort night Staff 3 Operetta 3, Class President 4 ELAINE SCHULTHEISS Library Club 2,33 Junior Play 33 Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Fortnight Staff 35 Class Secretary 3,43 Senior Play 45 Year- book Edltor 4: Band 43 Dramatic Club 2,4 1 f-'47 PRESIDENT 'i SECRETARY MARX DRIES Girls' Athletic Club 1 3 4, Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4, Library Club 2, Intramurals 2, Choir 4 Junior Prom Com mittee 3 Fortnignt Staff 3, Double Quartet 4 Senior Dall Committee 4 Senior Play 4 Year book Staff 4 Vice President 4 ROBERT HURLBUT Band 1, 2, 5 4 Chorus 5, 4, Basket ball 2, 5, 4 Base ball 2, 5, 4, Track 5, 43 Boys' Sextet 53 Senior Play 43 Junior Play 53 Class Secretary lg Class Treasurer 2, 43 Vice President 53 Oper- etta 5, 43 Boys' Chorus 5, 43 Fort- night Staff 53 Honor Society 5, 43 Dance Band 5, 43 Stamp and Bond Club 13 Red Cross Council 25 Speaking Contest 23 Prom Committee 53 Senior Ball Commit- tee 4 fi tr' VICE PRESIDENT aH4' TREASURER JAMES ACKERMAN Stamp and Bond Club 1, Basketball 2, 3 4, Baseball 5, Boys' Chorus 4, Junior Play 3, Fort night Staff 5, Junior Red Cross Council 33 Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Com ittee 3, Senior Ball Com it tee 4, Secretary S A C 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Hall Duty 4 GUV BENIUTT Band 1, 3, 4 Junior Red Cros Council 1 Basketball 1 2 Stamp and Bond Club 1 Yearbook Photog rapher 1 o Junior Play 3, Boys Chorus 5 Bowling Team 2 Speaking Contest 3 Operetta 3, Dance Band Octette 4 Dance Band 5, 4 FRANCES BONADONNA Girls' Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 13 Chorus 1 Choir 2, Senior Ball Committee 4, Cheer 1 ader 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor Fortnight 3 gag 1 ESTHER COLEGROVE Secretary 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1 Treasurer 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Jr Red Cross Council .A C? ..-'V DOROTHY DRUM Home Economics Club 1, Library Club 2, 3, Junior Prom apw v-5 'OS f'b' Committee 5, Senior Ball Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4 LEOIA ESS Home Economics Club 1, Chorus 1, Junior Play 5, Junior Prom Com ittee 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 CARMEN FCX Home Economics Club lg Library Club l, 23 Junior Play 53 Girls' Athletic Club lg Junior Prom Com- mittee Sg Senior Ball Committee 4 PAFRIoIA FOY Home Economics Cluo l Iiblary Club 1, 2, Girls' Athletic Club l, 3, 4, Senlor Eall Committee 4, Fortnivht Staff 5 Junior Prom Commit tee 5 Junior Red Cross Council 5, Junior Plar 5, Senlor Play 4 W IA G SS LR orus 1, 2, Nome Economics Club 1, Cperetta Junior Prom Commit Lee 5 Fortnlfbt taff , Girls h hletic Club u Junior Red Cross Council 4 495 VIRGINIA GROUSB Secretary l, Library f'4h funn Club 2, 3g Junior Play 33 Senior Play 4 I 'FQY ELEANOR HUNTONE News Reporter 1 Glee Club 2, School Play Band 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Orchestra 4 Junior Prom Commit tee 3, Double Quar tette 4, Senior Play 4, Hall Duty 4 Yearbook Qtaff 4, Senior Ball Committee dll 'NBP fOr CHARLFS JACKSON flk School Play qu r-y School Play 3 School Play 4 14 IRUNE LANG Chorus l 4 Cloir 3, 4, Operetta 2, 5, 4, Octette Speak'no Con es 0 4, Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Dra matics Club 2, Fortnl ht Staff 3, Sheepskin Sta Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club 2 Girls' Atnletlc Clxb l , 4, Cleerleader , Intramurals 4 Hall Duty 4, Prom Commit ee 5, Senior Ball Committee 4 FRANCIS LORENZO Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 5 4, Intramurals l, chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Band 5, 4, Boys' Chorus 4 Lester Luckenbach Junior Play 3 Baseball 3, Chorus 3 4, Boys Chorus 5, Senior Double Quartet 4 Senior Play 4, Band 3 4, Operetta ?9' UOROT 1ARh one Ucononics Club l Junior Prom Com mittee 3, Band 4 Senior Gall Commit tee 4 1'!P -l JANE MORSCH Home Economics Club 1, chorus 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Junior Play 5, Athletic Club l, 4, Intra murals 4, Operetta 2, 5, 4, Junior Prom Committee 5, Senior Ball Committee 4 STANLEY NEWFANG Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Councll 2, 3, Basketball Intramurals 3, 4, 255 4311 Q Q Band 4 15 BAWBARA PEABCDY Stamp R Bond Club Home Economics Club 1, Junior Play 1 Junior Prom Com 5 Senior Ball Com 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 4 BETTY PECK Library Club 1 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 4 Choir 5, 4, Home ECOHORlCS Club 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 5 4 Girls' Athletic Club l, 2, 3 Junior Prom Committee 5, Senior Ball Commit tee 4, Fortni ht Staff 5, Operetta 5, 4, Sextet 4 JOYCE POLIRTL1 Glee Club 2, School Play , Clas S c retary 2 Band 3, 4, Junlor Play o, Junior Prom Committee 3' Year- book Stalf 4 Hall Dut5 4 13 EUGENE RECKTELJALD -'Q' Ab IUN 'K-sr' IQ! 'ffl' Junior Play 3, Senlor Play 4 MRGARFT REYNOLDS Chorus 2 Operetta Hand 4 H1 Lite Staff 4 Class Re porter 1 Home nomics club 1 Red Cross Council 3 ALICE RILEY Chorus 1, 5 Band 1 Athletic Club 1, 4, Basketball Intra murals 1 3, 4 Stamp and Bond Club 1, 2 Speaklnb Con test 1, 3 Junior Plaj 5 Class Prcsl dent 1, 2 Dramatic Club 2, 4, Junior Prom Committee 5 Orchestra 4 Sports Editor 4, Cperetta 3 4 Octette 4 Senior Pla, 4' Fort- ni,ht Staf Honor Soc'etj 3, 4- Presi- nt S A 1.1 15' NORMA ROWLEY PBBBUPGT 1, Home conomlcs Club la 1b1-ary Club 2 '?' Ortnight Staff 3 ,, POM C0mm1tt66 3 HELEN SCHIRMER Fone Economics Club 1, Chorus l Port night Staff 3, Prom Committee 1 Treaeurer 1 BETTY SCHUIDT Home Economics Club 1, Chorus l, 2, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 1, 3 Junior Red Cross Counc'1 Junlor Prom Commit tee Intrarurals 4, Choir 4, oenior Pla 4 Sen or Ball Commlttee 4 f? 1 '7 A151 4' -if 'if RICHARD STANTON Band 1, Softy Council Assembly Council 2, 3, Boys' Sextet 2 5, Student Govern ment Officer 2 Chorus 4, Boy Chorus 4 JCLN TR SCO Junior Play 1 Senior Play 4, Fort night Staff 5 Air plane Club 4 LOIS AIN VOGT Home Economics Club l uirl's Athletic Club 3, Library Club l, 2, Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Ope etta 3, Junior Prom C m 5, Band 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Senior Ball Com 4 If fix v-'Y ARDIS WAY Chorus 2 4 Choir 5, 4, Junior Red Cross Counc'l 2, Cheerleader l, 4 Class President 3, G1 ls' Atbletic Club 3, Junior Pla 5, Fortnight Staff 5, Sheepskin Staff Se tet 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Ball Com ittee 4, Oper etta 2, 4, Intra murals 3 4 Hall Duty 4, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Junior Prom Committee 5 JCPN MCLLK GEF Basketball 3, 4 Senior Play f D195 'L Ch '-9 OI' T' Y Tracx 1 Chorx JOHN WULFORST Basketball 5, Jun ,val fif' 101' Pla 5 S6n101' NALTEF ZEH C Play Committee 2 W C S Prom Committee 3 Intramurals 3 Y Play 4, Intramurals 1, 3, 4, Softball 3 18 T -9 fl -sql' Carlton Folts Merton Englert l1111gm Mgrkg 4.-wi Leo Quanz This page is devoted students who have been armed services During these boys left school to th0BQ the 6 WBT and GD listed in either the Army. Navy or Marines They have now returned to finish their last year in high Edward Holmes school and earn their Regents diploma j pl N94 5hlV91' Richard Robinson 19 Fifa -ak f-W1 Si. Q N 'QC' 1 ..,.-ff' 4? K ,QV ,K Vg X 1 ,N if H55 Kg, Q f 'ix w 'Sf' 69539 W 53: CLASSES '- f- x, K, S S gk S Lg, N 'V 4 12: vm ,asm N , ' X-sL'L'1' kg - ' - Li' ' .Y D , , , ff f 3- ' ,, ,o K S ' inf' 1 . 5.3! -LQ, . -- . Q W -s 5 1,-, Q ,552 Ann I I S. gi , R x -1 ,S , Nf ,- . Sw ,a . , it J 1 Z., ,SV N 'N' g f- 2 I S 'X S XS, f S f 6 !4 V SXSW .al 'ff K faery. it. Suki 9 ax! -8 r . -1 f I I Q n ' K 1 N x .t ,I gf-Q . , -,Yi-T Y V Qxxxk F,A Xxx? X SSSA ,W r-,HFS Flrst Row 1 Nolfanger, R McDowell J Fairbrother, L Addaman, Aark, R Conrad, Second Row Q Melenoacner, L Ouanz, E Austin Averill, B Henry, R Pragle D Guerrette, J Biddle, Third Row Mark, B Gessner, E McMaster, S Wixom, B Didas, V Stocking Elsenheimer, W HUMPDPBY, C Rex, K RSCKISHWBLQ, W rragel The junior class is one of the most active classes in the enfire school The class has taken over the publication of the school paper and renamed it The Keyhole They are planning a Junior Prom for lay They also alan to follow the tradition started by last year s junior clss and present a junior play The class also has many members who participate in the school's extra curricular activities The class has chosen r Garrand and Miss Robinson as class supervisors To lead the class, the folloving officers were elected president, Jane Kramer, vice president, Richard Robinson, secretary, Betty Didas, treasurer, Donald P Lander or-fn ?x P Wjli' First Row J Gardner, L Last, L Wheaton, R Vanderwedge, H rewell M Partridge Second Row G Vallace, B Merrill E Stevens, D Reeser, J Kramer, D Bush D r Lander, Tnlrd Row S. Gibclns A Warner, D Shafer. F Fox, G Peabody, D W Lander R Kuch 22 ex if 'J' ' ' , ir - Q M ' 'K L' ' 2 . . : il L y-' 'A we 1 S' ' ,M , I : H. ' . , . . P0 ' - , 2 Q ' ' . . Ju .a n , o n I In 0 u Q 1 o , g. Bryant, C. Gray, FOUTZD Row: E. Feathers, H.Z1mmerman, L. Rex, n -n , ' , ' Q. s - ' s I 0 A '. J L A D A ez! A 1, A Q. X, at e v L W ,y n v ng A cl ' SUPHUIHURES 4.59 First Row, C1 to ri R Peck, N Zen I Conrad V Quanz C Gray. I Hurlbut Second Row, Krs Hamilton, F Thorpe, A Glover, C dright, J Franklin, A Germony, B Havwood, D Cummings Third Row D Fox, J Kimmel, E Qtuart L Harter V Hill N Comfort, L Wilson, Fourth Row P Hitchcock, C Pratt F Walker, N Whiteman, V Recktenwald B Stanton The sophomore class began the year by electing the following officers president, Peter Lanarre, vice president, Bradley Stanton, secretary, Lillian Wulforst, treasurer, Mary Kimmel The main activity of the class has been a dance after the Vt Morris basketball game The class is very active in athletics and music They show great promise of contributing much to the school The two sophomore homerooms are under the supervision of 'rs Hamilton and ir Henrekson nh 'Q 5. 'I J-or rlrst Rox ll to rl D Falrbrother, C Drum, D Fairbrother t c , Bafe B Sm th, Secon ow P Gra , T Meyers, L aulxorst, C Peck, L srndt, E Loveland, Mr Henrevson Trlrd Row L Ha adone, M Bolton, C Emo, J Hart, D Mahanr, P Armstrong, H wolfan er, Last Row W Foster, M Flwnn P Labarre, L Hood, J Liedegs, Gross, 4 Recktenwald F Ha1ter 23 . ' : , . - I . L . , . , - Q . - - 4 ' .Y i 3 ' I ' K, Q1 I ' L 0 o , 1 1 0 X v ' ny. h , ' ', , . . ,, N . 9 s o 1 1 Q . ' . . Q . , o y 0 n . Q 1 O 0 I ' l Q .40 I ' U j ' I . - . . Al I . . Q C v ... - 1 Q f Q 'Q -..sl , . 1 Q. 5- S . , J a ' , Q 1 Lv , 4 r . Q I ' I C ,h - ,, 4 . ,' G 7 1 .4 ' . A ' . .-T , 3 L .L ? .HK . 1 , . X A l 1 . ' l 4 'fl .vu 4 I - . . . , I p J. S rl h M. . s, . 1 d R : . y . 1 . L ' . . T. ' . . . , 1 Y, 4 . T . . M 1. . . Q , ,.. Y, , . Q - Q I 53 . . . V , . X ,., ,.. . . . .- . . , , . .. , fnfsumfn ' First Row: Q1 to rk N. Smith, E. Weber, T. Root, W. Rynders. L. Wolfanger, N. Rowley, C. Zimmer, R. Platt. Second ROWS J- Y0ChUm. D. Newfang, H. Henry, D. Lawrence, M. Riley, V. Stocking, R- F69l6r. Third Row: Mrs. Hemmer, K. Yocnum, D. West. A- YOh0nn. K- RSSBSP. T. rrice, L. Menlenbacher, O. Larrin, B. Luckenbach. E' Stevens- Fourth Row: M. Schultz, B. Middleton, M. Palmer. F- V00Ph995v R. Prasle. H. Luckenbach. E- Huber. L- Guerrette. W- Harter. J- H855- ler, Fifth Row: J. Wolfanger, J. Rosebrugn, N. Wolfanger. C- Schmidt. A. Kling, P. Scuwingel. J. Phillips. N. Lang. H- Van S000t0P This year the freshman class is the largest in the school with seventy- nine members. The class has been divided into two groups under the supervision of Hr. Hamilton and Mrs. Hemmer. The class has elected the following officers: president, Peter Gessnerg vice-president, Sally Caprong secretary, Elizabeth Cavagnaro: and treasurer, Joyce Wolfanger. So far this year the class has sponsored a dance after one of the basketball games. Q at . 4.,,,,, rf, First Row: fl to ri! J. Folts, H. Drum, P. Mayo, R. Gross, E. Didas, G. Doty, R. Merrill, Second Row: C. Hasadone, K. Yochum, D. Gerould, C. Selbig, M. Eleiott, P. Gessner, J. Monahan, Third Row: S. Capron, E. Drum, S. Cowley, R. Fisher. B. Arndt, E. Cavagnaro, M. Morsch, H. Alpaugh, Fourth Row: L. Beman, H. Bartz, D. Leiter, W. Ryder, R. Hum- phrey, D. Bryant, J. Bennett 24 EIGHTH GHHDE First Row: CL to rl W. Wheaton, A. Hagadone, R. Gray, R. Conrad. R. Zeh, R. Englert, second Row: B. Allen, L. Gilroy, E. Didas, H. Finch, W. Glover, W. Beman, K. Wolfanger, D. McDowell, D. Elsenheimer, Third Row: Mrs. Gilbert, J. Hehlenbacher, B. Hawkins J. Mehlenbacher, J. Mitchell, L. Dibble, C. Flynn, D. Gerhardt Miss Shultz 15.4 First Row: QL to rj A. Price, M. Huntone, C. Fairbrother. R. Feathers, V. Shafer, R. Gray, Second Row: B. Brock, J. Leeson. N. Gross, C. Folts, J. B111, D.-Isaman, C. Mitchell, H. Peck, M. Voorhees, Third Row: J. Zeh, R. Becker, A. Finch, D. Drum, B. Allen, A Miller, R. Wilson, V. Wolfanger, M. Clayson, C. Rex Fourth Row: M. May, U. Jackson, C. Wood, G- Sanford, L- Lawrence, B. Kline, B. Stanton q 25 SEVEHIH GHHDE FNB fp... First Row Q1 to rl C Plail R Bill, R LaBarre, B Miner, A Middleton P Parks, Second Row Irs Karat, B Thomas. T Flynn Row J Kuhn W Mehlenbacher, R Schubmehl, J Johnson, B Wilson J Newton, R Vanderwedge, I loodhams First Row C1 to rl D Golden, J Hanson, D Hodgkins L Harris, J Gilman, J Candle, Second Row R Gerhardt J Becker, W. McDowell, R. Hill, lisa Sardinia, Third Row. R. Hober, B. Deiter, P. Evans, V. Holmes, J. Bates, S, Grouse, O. Everritt, Fourth Row: P. Germony, R. LeVesque, P. Alpaugh, W. Edwards, F- Hayes, W. Jackman, R. Harper 26 Q ve - 5' ' 0 V A - , ri' J ' 4 ' 1 J: Wittlg, vf wrhzeman, R. Shepard, u. fxsu, L. LoQe1ana, Third : o . s n c 0 fl H U 5 :J ' ' SIXTH GHHIJE F1rst Row Q1 to rl C Allen, J Neu E Drum, K Reynolds, Luckenbach, B Lld0n, C Slingerland, E leiermlller, B Lowery Vanderwedge Third Row R Lindsey, D Stephens, D Harter Pragle I Kline D Evams. Miss Yohon Fourth Row B Garrigues Hargrave, C Lawrence, E Eldridge, M Wheaton C Mabley, Ackley, D Lyman HHH GHHDE AM First Row: L1 to rl R. Shafer, D. Newfang. R.M. Brehm, J. Allen D. Carney, T. Stephens, H. Elsenheimer, Second Row: L. Ackley L. Wolfanger, N. Gilman, J. Gilman, J. Ruscitto, Third Row: Mrs. Washburn, N. Folts J. Rider, R. Whitman, W, Selbig, 5. Ellis, D. Luckenbach, H. Gesell, J. Menz, Fourth Row: K. Gilroy, E. Harter, M. Elliot, R. Strible D. Wilson, T. Hartor, A- Lander J. Kuhn, L. Loveland 27 .Hi E.: K V 'L A B Q! fl, at ' . , ,X 2 Y 9 . 9 ' 5 G. Hiller, E. Didas, L. Fox, Seoond Bow? D. Davis, A. Zigenfus, E' O O I O R0 , 2 e e s , K: ' . . o , . s 0 V , c . . A. . . 4 ' ' X, .I -.' ' 4 LI. X ,, J ' A , . I . FOURTH BRHDE Z !EE2a5It.. E Wilkinson, P Fox, Second Row H Peabody, H Wolfanger, I Aver11l,! Pfaff, S Verklank, J Oas, I Bowers, 8 Keenan, Third Row R Vanscoter, D Clark, A Neu, J Fuller, R Wheaton, J We1erm11ler, R Alpaugh, W Harris, Miss Snell, Fourth Row T Pragle, E Baird, J Malcolm, N Brown, D Neu, L Maglnley, D Davis R Hagsaone THIRD BRHIJE First Row: ll to rl T. Loveland, L. Wilkinson, S. Holbrook, N. Brown, D. Cummings, G. Reeser, F. Butterfield, Second Row: T. Oas, J. Drum, G. Foley, F. Johnston, N. Shaver, P. Brown, T. Henderson, J. Jerome, E. Newman, Third Row: D. Glrardln, B. Hayes, J. Loveland, J. werkley, B. Henry, D.L. Heber, Fourth Row: Miss Bliker, C. leinhart, S. Harris 28 I x First Row: Q 1 to rj L. Shafer, R. Lindsey, R. Gasoon, I. Weber, ' '1 ,J V ,SV xx V. .4 . xx ' K ' X THIRD GHHDE 1 First Row Q1 to rl R Schubmehl, J A Tweddell S Ackley H Hegadone, C Rossi, Third Row J Snyder, R Robinson, Mrs Maglnley, D Woodhams, P Inscho SECUHD GHHUE First Row. C1 to rl D. Peabody, P. wenner, J. Clark, J.M. Parks, . Gilman, K. Mark, W. Spencer, N. Mark, Second Row: L, Thompson, . Hagadone, I. Worth, N. Forsythe, N. Thompson, R. Stephens, . Acker, W. Shepard, Third Row: N. Evans, D. Elsenheimer, . Schultheiss, R. Weber, W. Insoho, T. Carney, D. Loveland, . Garrlgues, Fourth Row: J. Wolfanger, J. Whiteman, D. Pulver, . Clark, E, Pragle, R. Inscho, C. Loveland, H. Kline, M. Conrad, Mrs. Wheeler 29 U , - 1 4 1 V ' x -x.'1 ff gg V. ' J? Q 2 f .-e 0 5 . k Q, ' JS 1 I n s o 1 0 Q D. Wray, Second Row: B. Harter, D. Kuhn, O. Kuhn, M. Harter, t .1 . X e , e I ,, ' 1 5 I . 4. . 4' y . A .1 4 J D R D D K FIRST GHHDE QL! g Masks First Row Q1 to rl S Wilkinson, W Drum S Hagadone J ennito P Oas L Snlffen II Stevens S Robinson, D Alden Second Row R Har-grave D Yitchke, E G-a.rr1gous,h Hunt C Brehm, N Mitchell R Abraham D agin W S Iatton Third Row C Harris P Harter, R Sandy F Franklin E McDowell, cDowe1l J Lyman E 'Iolfanger F Gibbous iss Zimmerman PHE-PHIHIHRU GHHDE First Row: 4 1 to PJ T- Wilson, T- Zone, D. Hess, E. Inscho, of. Brovm, J- Conley. Second Row: U. norsch, S. Sherman, J. Harris 11. Werth, G- Sahrle. F- Johnston, J. Harris, C- Johnson, Third ROW- P- Didas, P- Hoffman, C. Weber, V. Beechner, K. B111, D. Wenner, H. Loucks, S. Thompson, 'irs. E. Johnggn 30 -v-oe - 45 I 3, .. W. ,..,,,,. Q ,mg wg, 3 I A 'f A Q gf! ' E ' 2.4 , if L1 Q . 5 I 4 A 1 .4 5 2 Y M M f f, A .,-.....-,...f,f-.W-1-e. E-- li Q! Q . T . . . ,P wr . i . f I 3 I 5 . . 2 , y . 1 ' L.: , 5 . , , - v ' f - ',. MH . A x ' . . ' I , Q ' 1 1 4 1 . X X . Y ' ' ll 3 5 f ' ' A V. '25 -X ' 1 - . . A , A,- x . : . . , . , ' , . we 0 , c , R' n , Q o , 1 0 , 0 1 0 ' o , 0 c A , a , Q 1 0 as ' 5 I o - Q . , . , . 1 'E - if , 0 , n v' , , , M HTIHHTH SIIHIIIII HTTH HIIIT SIXTH IIIIHIIES First Row ll to ri B Snyder N Hodgkins, J Hagadorn R Jackman M Becker A Moore Second Row R Levesque, B Preston, R Gerould Third Row Mrs Mehlenbacher, C Levesque, N Richards L Becker, G Bidlack, R Jackson, Fourth Row R Vierhile E Duel D Becker, R Bidlack, N Bush, M Richards THIIIIT HHIT HIUIITH IIHHITES Fi-PST. Row ll to ri T. Townsend, M. Parks, A. Brunswick, C. B111, J. Hargrave, B. Stocking, Second Row. G. Fairbrother. D. Sick, J- R0'D1HBOn. L. Richards, Third Row Mrs. Hawkins, D. Peck, M. Evans, R. Jackson, A. Whiteman, R. Jordan, N. Becker, C. Uarquis, Mrs. Merrill, Fourth Row: Campell, R. Mitchell. G. Richards. S. Randall, A. Rargrave, L. Mitchell, W. Arndt, J. Kern 31 X ' f H, ,- i f' A J - . so F'M'T s ' -'Z V - NJ Q- 5' Mx L, 'NI 1 I 14 I I : - . . , . . , . a , e , 2 o 0 G 2 n .' o o y 0 a 0 I a , a , o Q . Q Ngfr H A A , ' g Y' - ' ' ? 1 . , ' f a 1 - - I' - J' 15 1 ,. U RTIRIITR TIRST RRR SEIIITIITI RRRITES First How I1 to rj S Levesoue A Rawle1gh D 1 Rogk P Hodgkins, P Chapman D Rynders N Truaell R W1ll1s Second Row D Jackman L R1chards K Lyon Thirc urs Hawkins, W Snyder, D Truaell, f' Randall ownsend F JU-CKBOH, G Levesque, N rreston, J Peck Miss Losey, Fourth Row P Wheaton A Wheaton, M K Laycock B Peck SPRITIIIIIIRTER FIRST SEIIITIIII RRR THIRD RRRIIES First Row L1 to rl K Golden J Hay L Colegrove, B Caskey Pragie V Mack D M1ner, Second Row A, btone J Platt B Folts, Miller J Humphrey Allbright, A Wyatt N Perkins L Gee, Wnlteman Tnlrd Row R Byrnes W Buck, B Vanscooter I Ace Whiteman G Fleiott D Johnston, L Lawrence, L Perkins Fourth Row Mrs Johnson D Miller L Perkins, F Lawrence E Cowles R Ingraham, S Killer H Humphrey B Fisher, A J Walker S May Mrs Jacobs 32 ' .ef . xi I ' 5 ' - , , - ' , ... FT.. , ' ' ' I ' J ' 1 ' I I v : ' 7 ' s ' 5 1. :.flW:- 0 Q . y, Q, - . 7 A A ' I . . , ,V . , 0 O I 9 . . . ' R- Becker, 7- Conrad, N. Mitchell, J. Thorpe, H.,Peck ' an T Q 1 . K 1 M : . , . . , . . , Ho , Q , q 'I' A 2 T A , 0 , o J. . , . , N. . , . , . H- , : . , . - , - , w. , . , , . . , , : . , . , . . , . , . . x , . , . . . n , 0 ' SPHIHGHJHTEH FUHHTH HHH HHH SIXTH GHHDES First Row il to rl B Holmes, C Francis D Johnston G -alker Luckenbach N Leeson, 3 Candle, Second Row M Byrnes, VanScooter F Holmes, E Perkins, R Polegrove J Schultz Colegrove Third Row Mrs Fisher C Humphrey K Lawrence Read J Duffy J lcCabe R Burdick H Folegrove J Fleiott rs Jacobs Fourth Row L Newcomb R Candle L Miller I Smith Gllson R Gilson W KcClarr1e L Fisher PEHHIHSVHLE K if '1 First Row ll no ri T Palmer, R Hughs J Zlgenfus Second Row S Conrad R V Palmer U Conrad, C Conrad, W Gates, R Patterson Third Row N Zigenfus Bates E Drabant B J Zigenfus Huahs Hrs Drum 33 4 - ' P Y I V ' ' ' . It g W . in v .-. I c 0 y ' I ' ' 7 . Ro g 0 I ' ' J. . , . . . , , . , C. C , 2 , . , . , F.. , G. , . , . , . , . , , . .. , V - , : . , . , . , . , N. , . , . ' , . 1. g . 'S' C - V 2 G: ' ' ,gf 1 2 Q 16 + S. 4 . -- 1 - J - - ,, . . A , ,, ' Q L3 W f ' - I Fi' - ,uv , - -fin' ' r--.v':' ...- , . 4 a .4 a , , o 1 ' c 1 y c...o , - u 1 o c 0 . iq . . , . , . , . . , 'N .. ,V . EHST UIHULHHD R Smith B Hollister, Second Row L Mitcnell H Slck, G Babcock, G StP10K, L Clark, Beman, J Clayson, V Smith Third Row L Mitchell, G Babcock H Hawley, C Pound, T Kohnken, T Milton, Mrs Zimmer HUBIHSUH DISTRICT First Row: 11 to rl R. loir, I. Thomas, J- Bortle, Second ROW! W. lolr, G. Tnomas, D. Molr, Irs. Peck 34 First Row: K1 to rl J. Howard, A. Rose, R. Hawley, L. Wrlgnt, Z . . of ' . . :I l ,I I ag s i QHULUG 9 Q I t X J g ,-'- k 8 X X E! ia XX X f x X' C- 7 ' si! VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling ll to ri E walker, Mr Garrand, Back Row R Hurlbut, Folts, E Elsenheimer, D Lander, F Lorenzo, J Ackerman, Foster broke even this season with nine wins and nine losses The usual lineup showed Bob Hurlbut and Bing Lorenzo as forwards, Bud Lander at center and Willard Foster and Don Folts as guards Jim Ackerman, Ed Elsenheimer and Eugene Walker saw much action as substitutes The league games as usual proved the most exciting especially the first game with Dansville The score was tied at the end of the game and after several overtimes our boys were defeated by just one point Mr Henrekson assumed the task of coaching the junior varsity this year Although the boys won only six games out of eighteen, they played good basket ball We are especially proud of them for defeating the Dansville junior varsity Both teams deserve credit for the fighting spirit and true sportsmanship they displayed during the season .IUNIGR VARSITY First Row Cl to rl E Weber, F Fox, P LaBarre, J Biddle, J Franklin, L Wolfanger, J Folts Second Row Mr Henrekson, W. Gross, G. Wallace, J. Wolfanger, E. Huber, B. Stanton, N. Whiteman, W. Pragle, D. Cummings 36 D. . . 0 . O . . . . Under the coaching of Mr. Garrand, the 1946-47 varsity basketball squad , . CHEER LEADERS 'BEWJQ azz:- Lert to Right H Zimmerman, F Bonadonna, M Hurlbut P Butterfield E Stevens, 5 Capron, E Loveland, k Armstrong R Eeeler W Ryder This year s cheer leading squad can truthfully be called one of the best Wayland Central has had The veterans of last year were Francis Bonadonna, who completed her fourth year of cheer leading Elizabeth Stevens, Pat Butterfield and Phyllis Armstrong New cheer leaders were Rosie Peeler, Muriel Hurlbut Sally Capron, Betsy Loveland, Jake Zimmerman and Billy Rider The morale of or our team was boosted by the pep of these active girls and boys New cheers and new uniforms made our cheer leaders the smartest in the league The Athletic Council is a group of eight who have helped considerably in the athletic Program of the school We have Coach Garrand to thank for this organization for he was the original founder The officers elected are President Alice Riley Secretary, Barbara Gessner, Master at Arms William Pragle ATHLETIC CUUNCIL Left to Right: H. Bartz. L. lehlenbacher, W. Pragle, J- Ackerman B. Gessner, D. Fox, E. Walker 37 W , W -f FW fa' L.. V - -W: H .T a 'C A ' E ' - ,,p,s..6:j?',,,f -.M 4, - ,.:AL' ' N A ' V , , . . A , , L ., S s A e , . , . . . . ' I ' . I I . i ' Q . . A Q . ' 0 , - - , ' c , -4 . WRE ST LING CHAMPIONS '1'4'- Q -'RM FUBT' ROW ll to rj D Gerould 95 lb class, R Schubmehl 105 lb , C Folts 85 lb , D Fairbrother 75 lb , Back Row Mr Garr-and, A harner Open class, G Wallace 165 lb E Elsenheimer 155 lb , L Lawrence 135 lb , B Aman 126 lb , A Germany 118 lb Every boy in the physical education classes wrestled Competition was keen and finally through a series of elimination bouts the above group were crowned champions in their weight group At the time this yearbook goes to press the baseball season has not begun The season however promises to be s successful one with players Bob Hurlbut Bing Lorenzo Bud Lander Don Folts Willard Foster, Don Cummings, Jim Ackerman, B111 Pragle Eugene Walker, Jim Franklin, veterans of last year and new team members Ed Huber Gary Pulver, Dick Flynn, Nell Wolfanger, Gratten Wallace B111 Robinson, Pete LaBarre, Francis Voorhees Pete Gessner and John Lelders We are confident that the 1947 baseball team will have a good season BASEBALL d.h' sl' First Row C1 to ri D. Folts, D. Cummings, R. Hurlbut, F. Lorenzo D. Lander, E. Walker, W. Foster, J. Franklin, W. Pragle, Second Row: E. Huber, R. Flynn, G. Wallace, G. Pulver, H. Robinson, N. Wolfanger, P. La Barre, F. Voorhees, P. Gessner, J. Lieders, Mr. Garrand 38 I , S ' ' ' , ., ,.. .ge u ' -??' l , '-JI' .5 , h ' ' ix, ' 'fiff' , A J ' X' A. ' ,,, . o , . 0 . ' Q V ' ' o I Q . ' o 3 l , 0 e e . g . s Q ' 2 1 1 I D ! 1 p I 1 Q . ' '94 1 A n SENIOR HIGH GIRLS INTRAMURALS Front Row Il to rl E Harter, E Austin, S Capron, I Lang L Mehlenbacher, M Shults, E Cavagnaro, M Riley, J Morsch, E Arndt, Back Row P Gray, C Pratt, M Kimmel, E Stevens V Stocking, B Schmidt, L Vogt, ll Baird, T Price, M Dries, D Newfang, V Stocking G Doty, Miss Shults The senior high school girls, under the leadership of Miss Shults were divided into four basketball teams captalned by Miriam Baird Betty Schmidt, Lois Vogt and Betty Peck The referee is Elizabeth Stevens At the time the yearbook goes to press the championship team hasn't been decided This enthusiastic group of Junior high school girls not to be outdone by the older irls 1 g , a so had a basketball elimination They were divided into three teams captalned by Fay Hayes, Jean Wehlenbacher and Beverly Stanton Jean Mehlenbacher s team won the championship with Carol Rex Cornelia Plail, Joanna Hehlenbacher, Vivian Shafer and Dolores Drum as team members JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS Front Row Il to ri V Shafer, C Plail, P Rossi J Gilman R Booker, M Voorhees, S Grouse, L Loveland, H loodhams Back Row D Drum J Hehlenbacher, J Mehlenbacher, B Stanton J Johnson F Hayes, V Wolfanger, C Rex, D Isaman, Miss Shults 39 I S 3 , ,F , , f ' - 2 Q o o U , o I o n . o , Q n , s 1 - 9 1 ' . I n fe ' ' of B' 1 J i'T fj,,Q'1 T LTT ,-L. ,T lJi1I4lnTi ,,, S , sl 'QRS '-u' ' :I l::Tal,.I:f1fffQl,'fTffQl.Q:I xg.. , w,- , iw., 2 Q 1 o , n , o n o n u , Z o n o . s n , o s . Q BUYS INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS I Left to Right: J. Wulforst, S- Newfang, A Warner, J- Lieders, N lolfanger N Lang, F Voorhees, W Henlenbacher, D Elsenheimer A large number of boys participated in the intramural basketball games Boys who played were divided into team groups The Green team above were crowned intramural champions for the year They won four and lost none The Red team placed second Boys in the Gym Leaders Club met every Friday during the activity period During this time they advanced in heavy apparatus and mat work These boys have advanced over and above the average physical education training in work with parallel bars and the spring board GYM LEADERS CLUB Second Row K Recktenwald, W Recktenwald, E Weber, P Gessner G Pulver. llr Garrand. Third Row C Gray, D, Cummings, D Qerould N Lang, E Huber, Fourth Row J Franklin, G Wallace, J Biddle ao I aaalll First Row: ll to rj F. Fox, C. Folts, J. Folta, H. Platt, C- Gray, BLUE BAND 'Nq- Clarinets J Averill E Cavagnaro, M Bolton, F Fox, M Riley. J F03-'58, R F3-Sher' D Drum, B Smitn, W fragle, Cornets R Hurlbut, H Bartz K Emo, L Vogt, E Austin, J Rosebrugh, M Schultz, B Stanton, L Addaman, Flute K Pratt S Capron, Horns E Stevens, J Polmateer, N Smith, K Reeser, E Schultheiss C Folts, M Morsch, P Parks, Bass E Walker, S Newfangv Q Mehlenoacher, saxaphone M Kimmel, J Kramer, D Newfang, B Gessner, P Butterfield, W Foster Trombones R Kuch, L Lucxenbach, E Huntone, F Lorenzo, B Merrill, Baritone D Elsenhelmer, Dru s J Bennett G Pulver, P Gray D Gerould S Wixom W Rynders The Blue Band of W. C S under the direction of Nr Recd, is co1o1etinr a season, which to that or wniz tion reoresents a Red Letter Yearu Growing from a HSWbGPShlD of aoout 20 in J nudry 1946, to 70, the band not onlv hes succeeded in adding members to its oersonrel, but has rounded out its instrumentation to svmnhonic proportions During the season the Land has had msny Dublic Performances 1HClUdJDP publlc hol1day celeorations, basketoall names, P T A and a nivnt of muslc on lay 16th The Red Band consists of about 25 members and meets wlth the nurnose of trainlnv young slayers and lmoroving the playing of interested nersonnel from the Blue Band RED BAND Clarinets H Eleiott, R Flsner, R Hober, C, Selbig, B Smith, R Becker, D Inman, Cornet: F Hayes, C Rex, C Falrbrother, R Humphrey, Horn P Parka, Saxapnones E Weber, B Haywood, L Wood Drums D Mark L Wheaton, N Zeh, D Bush, T Root, Base R Harper 41 1 - Q- ,, ' as -v . . u - 1 un 0 - z Q 5 T B P 0 n Ac-1 ' I A D ' I ' D f' f' A B 1 W2x, . f , , Q o t I X. . we - is ' . F , f ' 5 - V 1? fig H B ,' n .P 5 - ,:- '. f Ag- If 1. rj .5 23 5 , L V 5 , . ig L ,Q 5 ' I . A ,Y f, :Gi ' ., X 1 , I , ' A 4 v - 4' ' . , rg! I . . A 1 L g , , . 4. e Q u e o o n Y Z o . , - Q o n Q q o I o , o : 0 A e c e , q n f I o 9 Q I n . n . e o . . 0 I U l C O l u I . , . . , 4 , I r . Y 0 n -. Q - I' V XJ , ll . ' QL fl U . . l , A M - ,- , -. 9. t V .: D w . , , If ' ,V . . o U K - L. A x ,J . .- X . . ' . . , . f X . o c e f, 'I e L f Ll ' .. . Q , - . e ' ir, f pf 1 g'hf' 4 ei? , X rf - , ,Q 5 W f, s , 1 ri , f 7. ' I I3 1 , - ' ,, I ' gl .L ' 1 . V . V V ' I n , 9 1 0 o I a . e 0 Q I a V I o Q 0 , I s , o Q 4 u . . o ORCHESTRA Violins F VOOPHGGB, R Harper, D Fox J Mehlenbacher Viola E Scott, Cello M Voorhees, String Bass J Rosebrugh Piano J Bennett, Cornets C Rex M Schulte, B Stanton Clarlnets F Fox, D Drum, J Folts, M Bolton J Averill E Cavagnaro Horn E Stevens, Bass Horn N Whiteman, qax J Foster, Flute C Pratt E Loveland, S Capron The Orchestra has made large strides and while making only one appearance it has increased its membership as well as its playing ability It meets on Friday afternoon and on one night a week for rehearsal Its enthusiastic membership is an assurance of its success The dance band is designed to give those interested, instruction in modern dance rhythms and the playing of modern dance music It has played for several school dances through out the year and for P T A and class dances, This organization presents a type of music which has a definite part in every day life, and is of growing significance in the public schools Saxaphones lr Reed, D Newfang M Kimmel, P Butterfield, Clarinet H Bolton, Drums G Pulver Trumpet H Bartz SWING BAND 42 Q . . x I . 9 se e a ,o , n , . o In .0 p - e fo ,- 0 5 : u n . 4 ,u ,O 1 Ie 24 I :vu : U ,Q a u ..- . . e n e s . . .0 , 0 , lo BATON TW IRLERS Left to Right L Kehlenbacher, J Bennett, W Rider E Cavagnaro The baton twirlers are certainly one of the grolps of the school who should b congratulated on the splendid job they have done T ey have forked independently and spent many hours of practice 1 order to play their part in the scnool's activities Their waln function is to accompany the band when it plays for public appearances The choir has been one of tde busiest groups in the vocal department this year They sponsored a successful tag day on which they raised enough money to buy beautiful, maroon choir robes, The choir, accompanied by Jean Averill, made its first performance at a P T A meeting Since then they have sung in several assemblies and at a meeting of the Odd CHOIR First 'Row Cl to rl L Last, I Lang, B Scott, V Hurlout, WUlIOTBt, R Peck, J Kramer, A Way Second Row J Morsch, Dries, N Comfort, M Bolton, E Loveland, M Partridge Averill, B Merrill, Mrs McLaughlin Third Pow C Peck, Gessner B Schmldt, B Peck, B Didas P Pratt S. Wixom Gray, A Kimmel, D Fox 3 ,T N N Fellows. Under the direction of Mrs: Mclaughlln, the choir has had an L. ' ' . . ' . , .: . M. . . . .. ' , J. ., ,. , .:. Bl 1 0 I ' ' 1 1 1 P. :. , ,. . 4 MIXED CHORUS gg First Row Cl to rl J Fairbrother, J Morsch, T Wolxanger, I Lang, Dries, V Peabody, P Armstrong, M Hurlbut F Scott E Hagadone, Last D Falrbrother, Second Row Mrs McLaughlin, B Merrill, Way, J Kramer, D Fox, P Gray E Loveland, B Henry, M Bolton, Peck G Peck, L Wulforst, D Bush I Mark, N Comrort, J Moose, Rowley, Third Row X Emo, B Gessner, D Bryant, S Wixom, Klmmel, L Vogt, M Baird B Didas, E McMaster, B Peck, C Pratt, Schmidt, V Recktenwald, R Gessner, Fourth Row A Warner, N White man E Walker, F Lorenzo, S Newfang, S Gibbons, R Stanton, D Lander, R Kuch, L Luckenbach J Teiders, F1fth Row L Guerrette, R Wray, H Bartz R Hurlbut W Foster, W Pragle, W Rider, L Leiter This year s mixed high school chorus is an exceptionally large group They made their first public appearance at the Christmas assembly at which they sang a Christmas contata, 'Glad Tidings of Great Joyn The biggest erformance of the year ook place in March when the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Pirates of Penzance' was presented The chorus of 1946 47 has truly had a successful year The senior double quartet had the privilege of performing at the senior plays for their first public appearance They sang Memorlesn by Van Alstyne SENIOR DOUBLE QLARTET S 15' First Row Q1 to rl A, Riley F Huntone, M Dries, I Lang, Second Row R Hurlbut, G Bennett S Newfang, L Lucxenbacn 44 M. . . . , .. , .. Tn , s . L Y , Q e A. . . . ' , . . . R. , . . . , . . ' . No I a n Q . M' 0 0 , 0 Q Q o B' 0 0 I - 0 - Q o n , .. -, ' 1 , , R. Bniglln. N. Wolfanger, J- Tonkery. A. Germonv. R. Merrill . t ' E . 1 ' ' . I s ,- , ' ' .' A. 4 :g 3 N b : , J. . . : . . , . . A FRESHMEN GIRLS CHORUS GP' First Row K1 to rl V Stocking, D Newfang, M Riley, H Drum n Henry E Dioss, Second Row J Monahan, K Yochum, D West, E Stephens, Hrs McLaughlin Third Row S Capron, R Peeler B Luckenbach, E Drum, A Yohonn H Alpaugh, C Hagadone Fourth Row 0 Larrln J Hassler, L Beman L Mehlenbacher J Wolfan ger, H Snuits M Morsch, K Reeser Because of the large membership in the high school chorus freshman girls were not admitted to this group That, however d1dn't keep them from singing' Under the direction of Mrs McLaughlin, they formed their own chorus The girls made their first appearance at a P T A meeting in March when they sang nl Got Shoes' by Swift and nCrad1e Songn by Brahms The Boys Sextette is a newly organized group It is composed of two first tenors two second tenors and two barltones During the year the o s worked on HBe11s of St Marys' and Passing Bye BOYS SEXTETTE F' O' ,, 55111 Left to Right G Puiver, W Pragle D Lander, B Gibbons, R Kuch, W Foster 45 I .' f I Q Q 0 ' I un , e W I I ' ' 4 .f 1 n 2 ' ' 1 n n n , o - I I Q , u 0 1 ' I ' - 0 , s I 9 ' 1 , I a 0 - I l I . b y . I It II A g! - J' 2 W Q as 'Y t y gi ,. .. r . - - - 9 S w A '- X5 N. x I. A I 3 . . , . . . O . JUNICR HIGH CHORUS First Row C1 to ri B Miner A P 1 W , d eton, Second Row D Hodgkins, C Bchapp, Beman, M B0Pt19n R LBVGSQUS, R Harper, S Grouse, J Bates Voorhees. Mrs McLaughlin, Third Row C Rex, M Clayson Mehlenbacher, J Johnson, F Hayes, W Jackman, H Finshz Woodhams, F Scott The junior high chorus is a new group in Wayland Central composed of volunteer members from the seventh and eighth grades This chorus made its first outstanding performance at a Parent Teachers meeting at which they sang 'Pale Moon and 'Come to the Fair' Betty Scott accompanied the chorus at the piano The girls sextette is a group of girls from various classes The girls lade their first public performance at an Odd Fellows supper at which they sang nHome on E06 Ra During the year the girls have worked hard on 'April Showers and 'Rose Marie' GIRLS S EXTETTE left to right: Mrs. McLaughlin P. Peck, M. Hurlbut, R. Peeler, A. Yohon, A. Way, S. Wlxom 46 5 8 f Q. lt ' H- - ' Z f 5 A N i t ,,' 4 , I Q I f R C dz A' M1 dl - 1 - r ce, . Wheaton, R- Shepard, - onra . , , , W. . , , . . M' - : . . W' 0 u Q . M- U I N A I 0 'f I ll nge I Y . bf 5 fr .C A I BOYS CHORUS L 15, NK First Row K1 to rl T Root, R Merrill, Y Zeh, J Lan Rowley, L Addaman, Second Row: M Elelott R Hurlbut Bartz, J Tonkrey, W Rynders, L Guerrette, D Witchell Selbig, Third Row Mrs McLaughlin, R Arndt, P Pr gle St nton, N Whiteman, D Leiter, A ermony, h Rider, R0b1DB0U, FOUPCH Row F Lorenzo, E Walker, A Foster, rewfang, S Gibbons, D Stanton, R Auch, D Lander, Leiders This group of thirty one voices was divided into first and second tenors and bass Without the excellent voices in this group this year s operetta could not have been a success During the year the boys worked on 'Drums and 'At the end of a Perfect Dayn Max Eleiott accompanied the chorus at the piano These six girls met six weeks and the result was one of the best singing groups in the music department During the year the sextette sang at he Christmas assembly ar Odd Fellows supper, a P T A meeting and several assemblies They received congratulations for their fine rendition of two favorite numbers 'The Horld Is waiting for the Sunrise and nSympathyN This group will form a nucleous for future musical organizations SOPHOMORE SEXTETTE ,nn aff 419- rs WCL Jghlln, cott, I Comfort, C Prptt, P c E oveland, I lim el 47 0 o n 0 8, N- . , ' , , H. . '. , , , C- ., : . U. .. 9 , Bo I c , 5 . , W- ' : . . 'x E. I' . , , ' , J, 0 ll ' J n n Y . , . . . . . - p , .,. u ' L f v L 5 - 2- t. I - at 1 Q ll k - I K. .4 , I . N s 1 xx C Q' - .. e' YF. S E. . . , R. e 4, s I. yo :, 'T' SULOISTS 2 17 , 'V' .c -.L y S Xi Egg .. X' , . lflgi First Row: Cl to rl A. Way, E. Scott, R. Peck, M. Bolton Second Row: D. Bush, N. Comfort, E. Peck, J. Kramer, I. Lang Third Row: W. Foster, R. Kuoh, S. Gibbons, S. Newfang, R. Hurlbut, H. Bartz This year many students accepted the opportunity offered them to receive solo instruction These soloists sang during the year before both adult audiences and the student body Mrs McLaughlin has elven much of her Val uable time to giving vocal instruction This is appreciated by all of her soloists and by the audiences who have had the pleasure of hearing them sing The junior sextette consists of two sopranos, two altos, one tenor and one bass They have been working diligently and are a credit to their class and school They made their first public appearance at the senior plays at which they sang 'Desert Song by Sigmund Romberg JUNIOR SEXTETTE ... A essner, Pra el 48 . ll -A ' l ,Al 4 K gre: McLaughlin, S. ?1bbons, D. Rush, L. Last, J. Kramer OPERETTA First Pow. il to rj J Kramer, R Peck, A Fay, L Hulforst, I Lang Second Row A 'ermony, R Kuch, S ibbons, R Hurlbut, n Pleiott, Hrs HcLaughl1n Another successful operetta was presented this year under the supervision of Mrs !1cLaug,'1l1n 'The Pirates of Penzance' by Gilbert and Sullivan was well received by an enthusiastic audience Every member of the very large cast deserves praise for the excellent performance The story of the operetta revolves around Frederick, an unfortunate lad, who by the mistake of the nurse Ruth, was apprenticed to a band of pirates When Frederick is twenty one, he leaves the pirate band and with the help of the Major General's daughter Mabel with whom he falls in love, life is over, he discovers that he was born in leap year and is therefore only a little over five He then has to return to the pirates After much confusion, everything is straightened out Frederick can marry his love Mabel and the pirates can marry the Major General's other daughters The cast included Robert Hurlbut as Frederick, Spurgen Gibbons as the Pirate King, Harry Bartz Samuel Raymond Kuch, iajor General, Arthur Germony, Edvard, Irene Lang 'abel Jane Kramer Ruth Ardis Way Edith Lilian Wulforst Kate, Rosemary :eck Isabel 49 xx ' I Z X ' X . x L A N K x -3 - I -K. , . . o 1 o u 1 n I I s. , , . 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I D i S 1 Z J S 1 ' 1 SENIOR PLAYS Yflw Front Row K1 to rl B Schmidt, R Stanton, A way Back Row R durlbut, M Baird, P Fox, J Ackerman 'Tne Invisible Clue was a mystery n which Abner Mellen, a hard ruthless law yer,was shot All the evidence seems to point to Ruth Qtorm his secretary However she is able to free herself from suspicion By her clear thinking and ingenuity, sh proves that the real murderer is Mrs Landon, another victim of Mr Mallen Under the splendid direction of Weiermiller and Miss Robinson, senior class presented three one plays on December fourth and fifth first was an exciting mystery, 'The Invisible Clue , the second was gay comedy, 'Wise Personality Plus , the third was a f rce, 'You re Fired These plays proved to be a gleat success and r vealed much latent talent in tne senior class Urs the act The MISS PERSO ALITY PLUQ Linda Baker resents Tip Graham s visit at her hone, for Tip seems to be taking all L1nda's friends away Linda is especially peeved wnen Tip taxes Johnny Harrow in tow But toings all come out right ln the end, and the audience finds that Tip is a pleasant girl after all Front Pow E Schulthelss, E Huntone, I Lang Back Row A Riley, L Luckenbach, J Wulforst, J Wolfanger Y' 'ua Front Row. C1 to rl L. Vogt, E. Colegrove, V. Grouse, Back Row: J. Trescott, G. Bennett 50 YOU'RE FIRED In the play nYou re F1red,n Johnny Peabody has become engaged to Gay, the girl who wants to marry a man with a good job, against his better Judgment Not wishing to tell Gay he wants to break the engagement, Johnny decides to get fired This is not so easily accomplished as Johnny had thought In the meantime Gay has found another man with a better Job and gagement Johnny then has been in love with a quiet girl, all the breaks the en finds that he Miss Peregrine, time a vb 7 7- A 0 . K . y - 'A i U- , . it A I M I ll. a m4 n. . 5? ' . on 1' - 1- f. L C . s 7 V -U, vi- 3 .. 1 if C' I . I N ' ' M. T , . , , - . . I , N1 ' A 0 l 9 . I I Y , . . . . . ' I' 19A ' f' 7 C fx'-Bibi ' - - THE INVISIBLE GLUE x 1 'i L six. Q - If 1 . T: e ' ' ' Q . ,e ' ' ' ' .. . . . K . ..u u u s 0 s , : . . . . Q f l X I ,M . . , ' 0 -T - V 5 E. . V . . JUNIOR PLAYS Yi TH GHOSTLY PASSENGER Seated Cl to rl D. Guerrette, D. Reeser, J. Kramer, Back Row: S. lixom, G. Wallace, S- Gibbons, L- Rex, G- Bryant Under the direction of Miss Robinson, the junior class presented two one act plays- Fine acting ability was evident in both plays. They proved to be a great success. The scene of 'The Ghostly Passenger a mystery comedy was in the Owens summer home in the Vermont mountains This was a baffling mystery and the disclosure at the end astonished the entire audience The other comedy Teen Mag1c', was equally as good The Hartly family made a good appearance and there were many situations that brought forth solid laughter :fs TE'N MAGIC Seated Cl to rl L Last, T Wolfanger E Austin Back Row B Gessner W Pragle, R Kuch, D Folts B Didas it H- W I a 1 . Il , . I O . 3 -R . 1' . K ' -' Q , . Y 3 X! ' -- -If . 1 4- r i D O It Q s , Q , Z 0 , o s a , . ' f ,Mn .V Ae ,X .Ji , .fs-yr 'wry Hb .' -w:'j'f', a :. IJ. '51- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row fl to rj M Baird, E Schulthelss, A Plley A way J Ackerman The Wayland Chapter of the National Honor Society now in its second year has a membership of ten senior and Junior students The class of 1947 has eight mem bers and the class of 1948 has two members Of the eight seniors, three were elected as charter members in their Junior year laine Schultheiss, Robert Hurlbut and Alice Riley The remaining five were selected this year Miriam Baird, Irene Lang Ardls Way, Guy Bennett and James Ackerman The two junior members are Donald Lander and Evelyn Mc'aster Election to this society is made by the entire faculty Every candidate is judged in the matter of scholarship, character leadership and service Election to the Wayland chapter must be regarded as the highest honor which the school gives to the student The dramatics club, composed only of seniors, w s organize this year as a result of the talent displayed in the senior play The club presented the three act play ulrl Shy , on June sixth DRAMATIC' CLUB ll to rl Hrs. Weiermiller, J. Nulforst, E. Colegrove, R. Stanton, R' purlbllfu A- Way, V. Grouse, E- Schaltheiss, J. Trescott, B. Schmidt 52 S .7 I . X . i 1 X 3 . rw 3 Q I X My I- Lang, Pack Row: Rf Hurlbut, D. Lander, E. McMaster,bw hennett - ll A n ' l o 4 I KEYHOLE STAFF s s ,- A- P 'A Ant' 'M First Row: il to rl L- Addaman, A. Warner, L. Last, E- Stevens, J. Averill, D. Lander, Back Row: B. Didas, E- Feathers, R- R0D1HB0H R. Kuch, E. McMaster For the past several years, the juniors have edited the school paper which they called The Fortnight. This year the Junior class decided to put out a monthly paper, and this development presented a problem of a new name. The title, nThe Keyhole,n was finally chosen. The name represents a paper into which the students can look to get all the news and gossip. Elizabeth Stevens and Ardean Warner are the co-editors of this paper. The hall patrol is a service organization in the school Its twenty four members, who are representatives of each class, are all volunteers They were organized under the supervision of Mr Henrekson to assist the faculty in facilitating traffic in the corridors and to aid strangers ln finding their way around the building It is also an organization designed to give students a share of the responsibility, to teach a measure of self discipline, and to instill some of the basic principles democracy S F1rsf Row Q1 to rl A lay, H Kimmel, D Fox, E Hu tone, I Lang Second Row N Rowley, J Kramer, J Polmateer, P Grey, J Averill, E Stevens Tnlrd Row J Franklin, G Peabody, Ln lehlenbaeher, S Wixom, Q Mehlenbacher, R Hurlbut Fourth Row E Feathers R Stanton, J lulforst, J lolfanger, D Lander . - o o . of . , 3 5 L Q, 3 S - Q 5 Q' ' 3- - . l K ' 5 U L ' ,R 5, Q. -A - A 'u x 4 1 x - - .. Aw' .4 : o s o 0 ' f I a e 0 ' ' e I 0 I a o o : U o Q e e '- A . av- I ,vi X'-tw., tak. e . .'g :.fLP-A- W 7x,.,:w'1 1 P -N W,n.,f..,,.,,.A,.y .. , 1 f f ' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The homemaking club is an other new club this year or- ganized by Miss Ansell and Miss Aescnbach. The member- ship conslsts Ol seventh and eighth grade girls. The club meets every Thursday after- noon during the activity period. Some of the topics the club has been discussing are: good grooming, good manners. field work, hand work, care of the home and children, and getting along with one an- other- Club officers are: President - Cornelia Plall Vice Pres.- Jean Glllman Secretary - Maralyn Huntone Treasurer - Anna Mae Miller Front Row: R. LaBarre, M. Huntone, C. Plail, E. Didas, J. Gilman J. Becker, P. Parks, D. McDowell, Back Row: C. Schapp, J. Mehlenbacher, B. Wilson, V. Holmes, Miss Aeschbach, V. Whiteman, R. Wilson, J. Leesan, Miss Ansell, N. Gross, A. Miller, C. Mitchell, J. Hanson The art club meets during the afternoon activity period on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Two or three boys and girls showing the most talent and interest in art were selected from each seventh and eighth grade to be in this club. The membership is eleven boys and girls. This club started late in the winter and as their first project made linoleum block prints. They thus learned how to cut the designs on the blocks and how to print them. The club is now working on attractive belts and bracelets, knotted and braided from colored round boondoggle. ART CLUB Front Rowzil to rl H. Sauerbler P. Evans. J. Candle. R. Shepard, B. Allen, Second Row: J. Bill Irs. Hamilton, G. Sanford, w. Edwards, W. Beman SHOP CLUB Q First Pow K1 to rl I Voorhees, P RUBGIBBO, J Candy, R Gray, Gray, H Whiteman, L Dloole, B Allen, Second Row Kr Hamilton Edwards, R VBBQBTWSQSO J K1tonell H Saueroier, J B111 Wood, R Hill, L Lawrence, R Germony, G Sanford, Third Row Finch R Becker, C Folts, A nagadone W McDowell, R Gerhardt Nou, D Isaman, J Mehlenbacner The shop club, composed of eighth grade boys and girls under the direction of Ar Hamilton, meets in the morning activity period every day except on Thursdays The members of this club work at a variety of crafts Because the club was so large, it was divided into four groups, and therefore no officers were elected The model airplane club meets every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon during the activity period under the leadership of r Hamilton Uurln this time the members work on their own personal models There is al o a Small STOMP of students who are woraing on a large school model airplane in which they plar to use one of the school's engines AIRPLANE CLUB to Ri L Wheaton, L Adaaman, Franklin, J Trescott, Germony, J Stanton, Voorhees, H Bartz, B Haywood Folts, Mr Hamllton, E Weber Officers President John rescott Vice Pres Francis Joorhees Secretary Louis Addaman Treasurer Leland Wheaton 44 55 I e s 0 ' Re 0 0 0 : ' we o 9 0 n ' ' ' ' C. . Q 0 ' ' Ho e s o H 9 ' ' ' H. . - . H 0 4 n 6 J J. Q M nw A . KL . . ' J- - W L. . F. . . ' 1 ' - f 14 ' . U . . l ' 4 '17 ig Q. 0 CJ I, .L S SCIENCE CLUB First Row: il to rl R. Gray, B. Miner, A- kP1C6, C. Falrbrotner, C. Plail, J. Zeh, Second Row: Mrs. Karat, P. Germony, R. Feathers, A. Middleton, J. Becker, V. Shafer, R. Golden, Third Row: 0. Everritt, J. Wittig, R. Harper, P. Alpaugh, L. Loveland, R. Hill, R. Gerhardt, M. Woodhams, Fourth Row: J. Gilman, W. Mehlenbacher, W. Jackman, D. LaBarre, J. Johnson, F. Hayes, J. Vehlenbacher, B. Hawkins, R. Schubmehl, L. Harris With Mrs. Karat as leader, the science club meets every Wednesday morning. The members of the club work on projects. Some are making telegraphs, barometers and thermometers. The club has already balanced an acquarium. When the weather becomes warmer, the club plans to go on bird hikes. The choral reading club was newly organized of seventh and eighth graders ' under the direction of Miss Sardinia. This club meets every Tuesday during the morning activity period. The club works with poems which have much rhythum and sound. At the present time the club is planning an assembly program to be held on May first. CHORAL READING CLUB First Row: C1 to rl R. Gerhardt, D. Hodgkins, R. LaBarre, R. Golden - Plail, B. Miner, H. Francis, Second Row: L. Harris, J. Gilman, 1aBarre, A. Haginley, J. Kuhn, A. Finch, P. Alpaugh, J. Bates, - GTUUBBL L- Loveland, Third Row: Miss Sardinia, J. Wittig, . Heber, I. Uehlenbacher, J. Johnson, R. Schubmehl, R. Vanderwedge, . ag:-many. o. Ever:-1f.u ,,H. .Q 56 go .23 ' vu September september October October ovember loverber Jecember December December December Januar, January January rebruary February rebruary 'arch March March April npfll my nay Vay May May June June June June June L4 fl 1 0 0 0 25 24 CAI ENDAR ack to school we cane to exercise our brains Scrool started on full day sessions e first dance of the season was the Fallowe'en dance sponsored by the sen'or class Qtudeqtg have 5 holl gy, fur the Roch ter teachers conference Armistice Da, Thanxsbivinb vaca ion Did we murder those turkeys' 5 UIOP P1 , which o oved fo gre t succ The fir t league game It meant victory over encseo Christmas assembly by the music department with home room parties afterwards and to the New rear e senior Christmas ball nSno mall We begin the how Year with oood resolutions Dansville defea ed our varsity by one point in the most 6XC1t1HS came of the year Mid semester exams Wand concert at the P T A meeting L1ncoln's Birthday We played our last hone league game with Mt Morris The FHC1lfy produced the Gay Ninetles Revue I'ttle did we realize that our teachers could manufacture such an entertaining program Junior box social The boys found out that some of the girls were Good cooks, didn't you boyso Operetta uThe Pirates of Penzance Gilbert and Sullivan Easter vacation Ia ional Honor bociety 'nitiation Junior Prom Phe big event of the year Annual public speakinb contest Annual band concert Junior plays Memorial Day Senior Class Day The day the senlors have been waiting for. Dramatics Club presents Girl Shy. Some of these seniors may to Hollywood yetooo Final exams. Now we'll discover the results of our year's work. Commencement In the years to come the seniors can look back to this night and say, nGood Old School Days.' The seniors leave on their long anticipated trip to New York. 57 J - , 4 ' ' 1. ' a ' . SO . . - ' . 83 Th - . fy 4 L 5 Q J i L A Q S1 ,, . H ll ' . W W M. MG . ' Y W f t . X . I ' 4 9 QVS J A1 - Le I of ess. U T . 15 S - f 2 . 1 v G , 20 1 . December 20 Christmas holidays began. We all looked forward to Santa's visit 2 6 Th A - - -ve ' D ll V 2 ' v J . ,., . lO t ' ' ' 27- - . ' lO . . . '. . lp ' 14 2 . . . A 7 Y J . ll 21 . ' . ' tv -- H-- . 3- 0 ' ' 24 I t ' l , L 9 . ' . ru ln. , .. l6 . 25 . 30 . 5 - - ' 6 ll - ll go 16- ' Q '4' -rw mi t .rf-ff 1' A V , I -I , i ' A 5 I i , I xii' L, . ' tip- M' 1 wx... , , . W .701 N ' Q 1 52, -nf, I 1 Q . 1E.',.rl '5-f-1, ..l , 1,--. I U ,new I-,lfqiiz ,H -me .vi Q ' f'i5'J3f1 , f- 3 A- 'FT -, W fir- . i 'f 1 - ng '1 f' -I 6 DO YOU RE OGNIZE THESE? Q In 'GG' if E .1 z., L n'l Air ta! r ,X e M ' ly li tj 'K It auf' 1 The silent teacher. V nI'm back here if you're Gary Pulver' 5r'9n Paint looking for me.' Take off!' ,iN u Q Come on, sing from e Uflfa, your diaphramn Q E H+ L 25: f E 5 N 6 1 N v v 5 I f' X N ' I . Y if f-P, ' . +'-'- L K 'One row at a. time, E X54 5111819 f1l9 'fl X I .Extra long assignments ., 'Take out a half sheet of papern If YOU COPY-'COPY 8 sood C, as Paper 2 s S' E' ' .inf 0 J IL' ig, of f C + -'J r I x C f , ' . ' i 71 '79, ,,. E W 731wS9W!'f5 Clean Up! 1 U? rea nL0U19. let me run the olassu fi,T5ix S E J f- .. E3 E3 ' it s I. fe 5 Q -1 U u nHave you Are you in pa1n?n done? Esthuy D .Av ,A ,., CLASS HISTORY Four years ago we found ourselves eager and innocent freshmen roaming aimlessly about the halls, seeking our various classrooms. If only we could be like those upper- classmen who seemed so calm and self-assured! We were quite a large group of flftyg and, therefore, we were divided into two groups with Alice Riley as head of one, and Bing Lorenzo as leader of the other. We held weekly meetings at which we discussed various school matters and individual problems. Our social activities included skating parties, a sleigh ride, and a Christmas party. Then our sophomore year began, and we again elected Alice Riley as president and Bing Lorenzo as vice-president, who had so capably guided us through our freshman year. We were now well acquainted with the 'waysn of W. H. S., and our social program included sponsoring dime dances and a Max Rainey dance. Our junior year proved to be one of great activity. Centralizatlon brought in many new members from North Cohocton and Atlanta. This year Ardis Way was elected president. We resumed the publication of the school paper, nThe Fortnightn, which had not been published for the past few years. In the spring we put on two successful one-act plays. This was the first time the junior class had had a junior play for many years. We also sponsored a dance after one of the basketball games and a dance featuring Oll1e's Orchestra, but the high-lite of the season was the Junior Prom. The theme was nHawa1ian Nights' with music furnished by Andy Grillo's Orchestra, and we were greatly gratified for our hard work when the prom proved to be a financial, as well as a social success. Last fall as the school bells called us back, we were somewhat saddened for we knew that this would be our last year at W. C. S. Since the school was under repair because of the fire, and we had only half-day sessions for the first few weeks, we were under great handicaps. But we adopted the theme of nN1l desperandum , and we were soon organizing our year's activities with the able executive ability of Miriam Baird, Mrs. Weiermiller and Mr. Nitchke as our class advisors. Our first activity of the year was a Hallowe'en dance with music furnished by 0llie's Orchestra. In December we presented three one-act plays. Besides having fun practicing, the lays advanced us financially toward our goal, a senior trip. gba thin was the Christmas Ball on December 26th. The provided a beautiful setting for the music of 's Orchestra. Early in January we began work on . With Elaine Schultheiss as editor and Irene iwe set out to make this one of the ons. forward to our graduation, the goal to achieve during the last four have attained our desire, but of regret as we bid farewell loved Alma Mater. SUV SUV SUV SUV SUV SUV SUV SUV SUV AD5 ADS SUV SUV !W5 ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS 5 SUV SUV SUV 'a I A AD D5 Com liments 0 en B PLEEZ-u C T112 A CENTRAL CLEA N!-.EES Tn-as ST. JAMES HOTE L. BOOT SI-IOP c. L. Butterfield ' MARY QAUBER Owner JOHN L. OWENS Mountain View Inn Compliment' of ATLANTA, NX WOLFANGER,S GENERAL STORE H776 F000' and BGYGFO-905 Wallpaper Shoes Groceries M eats H. Phone 62-1 North Cohocton, N.Y. ' Prop. GOIHQ 'S' Qt' Compumentn of R I Cl-IARDSONIS WAYLAND BOWLING Head of Canandaigua Lake AL,-EYS BOATS BAIT TACKLE REFIZESI-IMENTS GAS OIL. COTTAGES PHONE NAPLES 75 W.E. OTTO 8, CO. coAL no PRODUCE L A . , MATN STREET FLOIZIST STEPHEN mms, Pnop. PHONE 339-I WAYLAND, N- Y. DA WH'TE L. LANDING Groceries an cl M e at s Phone 22-I, , Atlanta, TNF' plim JACK Hafee MALTETQ Gr!!! CHITTENDENS General l?e,oa1r- E fecfrfc Welding Beef wfehee fo 0055 of 47 ENGR'-S USAR SWE 1 Wayland Bakerg 1 Camille Ackerman W D ENGEL Balrd Funeral Servlce lnc Beef Wishes NWKUCH MD T 1 50 BENNET BROTHERS BUICK SEIQVICE U 5 7Tre Dlsfflbufor ATLANTA NATIONAL BA NK Atlanta N Y See NORGE Before You Harrgs Used Cars Bug andAuto Parts .SMITTY .5 1' B SM and 3 .SER VICE Anything 5734 TION al Fred W Sclwmuclt' H rry P1 tt 11 St t ingwt T154O FOL T5 SERVICE STATION SUNOCO UYNA FUE L 63 A P11 t Pom ents of of l 1 n , , Who esale and Retai Wobaccos Announces its new branch Funeral Home at 271 aln sz ' ' ' ' ' D ville, N. Y. 6 . 5 ' I , I a N u , C a and Truc s ou .old We also Deal in Junk or of V ue , a a Jr. , 1 ree ' Spr a er N Y - DANA CONRAD Compliments El 1 1 R C li omp ments ectr ca adio ERNEST BMQTZ t S NORTON DOW T 1 268-4 d . V y A cm! fuck to The dass of 47 GENES LLOWNG FURNISHINGS STORE Roy Hczffzelf R gby Sp yn Compffmenrs B P BATES N H QIQHNOND INC Ch evrofef Oldsmoblle FRANK LAUM BAHQ KENNETH SCOTT GIVE buh tm b 1 1 SOXSS and 5erVC6 S 1 1 ning, a SPRINGWATEQ N Y mpi Washmg MQCf7lU6 C plim t, Re mr ng BLUf 60055 Gow' ch Wmnger ,Qoffs VAN NSCQQTEQS RESTA UAPAN7' f?E57?IUfQAlN7' Vvoycmd N Y KINNEYS SHOP STAN KINNEY Preop C E Vw Sfwfef Prop 65 Wash R oras 10 1 1 1 1 A 7 Interwoven Hose 1 ' 1 C Ali' t of of o o 9 0 0 I For Magazines See ' s ers' Direct Ouick Service on y presen a ve Su scr pt 1 pee a Off - to C1 b Phone 61 1 Was ton and Vain St yl N Y v ' - Co 1 ments Om GH 8 or fo ' or ri ' ' D I f I I . 1 4 , . I ' 11 WAYLAND LUNCHEONETTE PIC!-I5 ICE CREAM NILLS 56 III aroma S da Q B lk C y H R ng t 1 GQOSS MD DI DA 5 Lcfayloncfs Mosf Comp! fe Coufvfry ,Store Best WI She S From C C C LUNCHEONETTE No AfCOh0flC Beverxges Come In offer the Show Dance or Pa fy WAY LAN D VARIETY STORE GRIFFIN 8, IQUSI-IMGIQE The Woodcrofterg Shops CERTIFIED SEED DECORATED GIFTWARE wooo PczooucTs PHQNE 552 WAYLAND NY ATLANTA N Y Phone 239 7 fDOl77. ldC Whlfe Packard ZIMMEQMAN INSURANCE Safes and Serwce AGENCY pF-EIFI'-EQ We Insure Anything WAYLAND N Y insurable ULMEQS DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS Drugs 7bIlet Goods MILLEFQ HOUSE fbunfam Service R G- Hit. ex Mgr. PERKINSVILLE Ni C E HILL INSURANCE ATLANTA, N Y Phone 72 I 67 Co rauations Comp ments of I Socms un es 6 B and O H bl V I n , 11 1. of Min Soft Drinks, Snacks or Sandwiches ' c ' - r ' , - . l . ' Comuliments of I ' ' . OF . cnco , , . , 1 DILGAPD A 5AfpAfen COMPLETE OVERHAULIM3 JOHNSON FUIQNITUPE CO mc BEUERLEINS I3 OSSIAN ST BODY WORK PAINTING DANSVIL-LE N Y 5 SI WELDING GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 505 ST-GRE 4-23J DANSVILLE N V M3311 G y CAQNEY 5 Boswaiu. FERRYS GAIQAGE 1 DODGE PLY'OUTH SA LS d SERVICE 11 5 B11 2 O 355 1 d 1 M 111 After fhe Game or During Dance lntermfsslons WAY'-AND REGPSTEF2 HIDDEN INN All Vfcmffy News Publzshedl-fvery Thursday All mas of sonawmhes G T TOOLS M J T001-E ABRAHAM5 RESTAURANT PARKS DAIQY PASTEURIZED Msuc AND CREAM Luucuss Alva DINNEES CHOCOLATE MILK UPU' 4051 M4 Nfefhf WAYL AND N v Wayland,NY PHONE ATLANTA 467 t C pm' t' ATLANUI WELDING LUCKENBACH5 GARAGE WAY'-AND WORKS WAYLAND N Y GRN' L Aflanfo N Y 68 Compl ments of Hp , I P V . I .l ' v ' ' dt - Q' Phone , - - o d M as T1 ' , I Fl 1 gg Draperie L- C air Ferry, Prop. C t 1 R g Awnings ' A G an Complete Mob ervice. nd5 General Automobile Repairing Phone 3 -3 Phone - waylan , N Y 77 ain St- Dans V Y for Z 7 .. C m men s of Om OH of 7 ' ' ' , . . Fornpliments FI-SHE-X235 George MeIIIenbcIcker,dOSon gf TRUCKING SERWCE Grower, of F-Ou,,do+,O,, gtock C, E, CANNON CO SPRINGWATER' NY Certified Kcdcahdm SPRINGWATER, N, Y. Phone 45-I Seed Potatoes CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES AND NOW WHAT? INVESTIGATE GUNLOCKES AT WAYLAND FOR PERMANENT INTERESTING WORK VISIT OUR FACTORY AND SEE WHY GUNLOCKES BUSINESS CHAIRS ARE NATIONALLY KNOWN CI-IAIR MAKERS FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY W H GUNLOCKE CHAIR COMPANY HOWARD W GUNLOCKE PRES C 11 RAUBEQ IVIALONEY DANSVIL-LE N Y TYDOL SERVICE CLOTHING STORE Home of Beffe Foods In c h LE AL BE RA S DansvnIIe N Y 6 VE If 59 of VALLEY Hom. Archie 1.. Wfllgflf' r Nori o ocfon, NX VOGTS DAXRY pcxsfeurnzed Milk and Cream PHONE 540W DANSVILLE N Y 11 Charles A Remholtz Inc NEW VOEK STA TA MEN wears CLOTHING EL ECTEIC AND GA S 169 Mom St CORP Ddnsvlffe N Y if pleases us fo please you IJAQAG fl SPRINGWATER HARDWARE CO Ldhg not fr! us first? Z4 HOUR TOWING 5ERVICE E550 PRODUCTS PHONE az I DAY PHoNE 59 I NIGHT PHONE 55 3 NORTH COHOCTON N Y 5 PWNGWATEQ N Y GEORGE E WEMETT IGA STORE SPR! NIGWATEFZ N Y COMPLIMENTS OF BIRDS EYE SNIDER DlVlSfON GENERAL Focus CORPORATION WAYLAND N Y COMPLIMENTS OF R A HAYNE5 FIRST NATIONAL BANK GQOCERIES AND WAYLAND N Y M EA T S SPQINGWATER N v J F M0,Q5CHA 50N MCCORMICK DEERING SALES AND SERVICE F5505 AND FARM suppues wAvL AND, N Y Complim ts of MAY SERVICE STATION MILL STREET Mobs! Gas and Oil PHONE 27 I 5PmNGwA'reR,N Y COLEGFZOVE SHELL QTA TION GASOLINE AND OIL 5 AU 7'O ACCE 550.0155 REPA IQING SPQINGWATEQ, N Y. 'YO Comp YHQTWS of Complixiervts of l , . . r ' ' If U , . . 1 P .. U V n , . . , . . I l I u 9 , . . I . . n ' ' en f' Comphmenfs VI W CIXPRONAI SONS STEUBEN FAIQM COAL IDIQOIJLICE SUPFDLY WAYLANDNY ATLANTA NY NONE 228 ' 1 B C MCIKAV LI M LUDWIG IJCENCAED Gdrdcns and Greenhouse Funeral Dwector BEAUTY DANCE ATLANTA N If PHONE 62 ' SPRINGWATEQ NY CHEVROLET CONGRATULATIONS 5,4555 AN 5,5,Qvffg BODY AND FENDER WORK GENERAL REPAIRS CYLINDER REBOQING ELECTRIC WELDING DANSVILLE FUIQNITURE COMPANY Where Good Furmfure GAQY Cl-IEVFZOLET CO PHONE IO IS nof Expenszve oAIvsvu.LE N Y 71 of I D 0 O ' , , . Compl ments of ' ' ' ' CATHERINE SCHMITZ S . ' . I 'L ,' ' D n' . . N , . .