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

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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 ,

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,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 , . .

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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. V C O Q O I U , A -'-, .g. -r'f1w 1,l12tnE. K X r -A 4 ,, x5.Trg-fAie ' wg-'f' .W 7' . - , ,a-,:,'1'g+l-f.1:. if '- ff.:- 5 '.FQ:lerL:2fQ.fQ A Ng-2:4 5 1 V as-f-va..4gw - -V. ALJ!-' 4 ng , - ,, 121:11 QQ.. R. 32, Xt, ..,1r- - ,. .,.,. ,.,, 2.1. - - rg I -4, '.,H