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

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JUNIORS JUNIORS Left to right—top picture Front Row—R. Lindsay, J. Weiand, W. Walker, W. Wittig, B. Bonadonna, A. Price. Second Row—H. Finch, A. Finch. M. May. J. Mehlenbacher. D. Drumm, C. Rex. Third Row D. McDowell, M. Huntone. V. Shafer, M. Voorhees, H. Peck, D. Isaman, W. Glover, V. Kimbal. Fourth Row L. Gilroy, B. Kline, N. Wiebach, B. Stanton, J. Mehlenbacher, D. Wemett, P. Gessner, Mr . Weiermiller. Absent—Cmilie Plail. Left to right—bottom picture Front Row—R. Gray, C. Fairbrother, R. Zeh. Second Row—N. Wolfanger, R. Proctor, L. Lawrence, N. Fox, D. EKenheimer, R. Bump, E. Yohon. Third Row—R. Becker. A. Becker, B. Swart . J. Leeson, B. Edmond, B. Brock, K. Wolfanger. Fourth Row—M. Preston. K. Yohon. B. Morsch, C. Flynn, D. LaBarre, J. Pealer, N. Gross, Mrs. Loveland. Absent—C. Mitchell, S. Gessner.

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Barbara Middleton leaves her ability in Homemaking to next year’s senior girls. Mary Morsch and Rosie Pealer leave their ability to stay out of trouble to Marilyn Hun tone and Mickey Pealer. Doris Newfang leaves her love for the sax to Jeanne Johnson. Mary Palmer leaves her quiet ways to Pat Gessner. Jack. Phillips leaves his singing ability to Bill Wiftig. Dick Platt leaves his whistles for certain girls to the rest of the boys at W.C.S. Thelma Price leaves her long, curly hair to Nora Bush. Katherine Reeser leaves her interest in Dansville to any future senior. Bill Rider leaves his Toni home perma- nent to El wood Godlewski. Martha Riley leaves her Latin III book to Dawn Wemett. Jane Rosenbrugh leaves her love for farm machinery to the boys in the shop. Norris Rowley leaves, but without a girl. Clarence Schmitz leaves his bashful smiles and his reducing schedule to Ira Smith. Philip Schwingel leaves his ability to collect Christmas trees for the Ball to Eddie Yohort. Charles Sclbig leaves his curly locks to anyone interested. Norbert Smith leaves his attraction for girls to Dick Hober. Mary Shid s leaves her ability to always be happy to Lynn Loveland. Era Stephens leaves her freckles to Theresa Kramer. Vyrna Stocking leaves her way with men to all the freshman girls. Francis Voorhees leaves his ability to charm girls to Bert Bonadonna. Eugene Weber leaves his platinum blond hair to Mary Tonkery. Joyce Wolfanger leaves Boyd Bunce, but not without apprehension. Louis Wolfanger leaves all his love for girls to Ronnie Procter. Harold Wood leaves his study hall scat for any future senior. Carl Zimmer leaves his ability to court girls to Boyd Bunce. The Seniors leave Mr. Hamilton and Mrs. Hurlbut to now rest in peace. To Mr. Hurlbut and the Faculty we leave ... it isn’t much, but we leave. We hereby make, constitute, and ap- point Mrs. Hurlbut sole executrix of this, our last will and testament. And we do certify that the said Senior Class, at the time they adopted said in- strument, were of questionable sound mind, memory, and understanding and were in all respects incompetent to do the same. 20

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SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Left to right—top pictcre Front Row—H. Kling, D. Wright, T. Flynn, C. Johnson, G. Willy, G. Robinson, J. Candie, R. Gray. Second Row L. Wulforst, J. Kuhn, V. Johnston, C. Cowan, D. Zimmer, M. Woodhams, P. Parks, B. Wright. Third Row—B. Dieter, A. Middleton, R. Meyers, C. Plail, S. Edmond, S. Grouse, M. Tonkery, J. Gilman. Fourth Row—H. Francis, R. Golden, J. Wittig, G. Klock, G.i Carney, W. Jackman, E. Crandall, H. Edgecomb, Mr. Hatch. Left to right—bottom picture Front Row—R. Sheppard, G. Shetler, R. Hober, R. Schubmehl. Second Row—J. Becker, T. Gessner, P. Evans, D. Hodgkins, R. La Barre, B. Miner, B. Russell, C. Ward, L. Harris. Third Row—T. Kramer, J. Bates, A. Dudley, B. Wilson, J. Johnson, S. Hemmer, L. Loveland, J. Hanson. Fourth Row—Miss Braund, P. Alpaugh, E. Godlewski, R. Harper, W. Edwards, F. Hayes, V. Whiteman, Miss Van Gelder. Absent—E. Barber, B. Bunce, C. Schaap.